.ASSOCIATION MILTS TONIGHT
There will be a meeting of :
the Homer Business Men’s is- j
sociation tonight, Thursday, !
at 8 p.m. at the Pioneer
Hardware Rtnpft- I
"The Association has been |
inactive for some time and |
plans are being made to re
activate it. The purpose of t
the group, according to Harry i
Feyer, is to consolidate the 1
financial and political life
of the community.
LEAVE FOR MONTANA
Mrs. Noel Holt and her
neice, Miss Marlene Hedgeline/
left by air Tuesday for Bil- j
lings, Montana where they
were called due to the illnessf
of Mrs. Holt’s mother.
RETURNS FROM TRIP
John Pate returned yester-j
day from a business trip that i
took him to Anchorage, Valdez ,
and Seward. He left Homer
last Friday, driving to 'An- . j
chorage with Chuck Abbott. ' »
FIXING IGLOO
Jim Clemans is having some
work done on the Igloo this
week. The storm front has
been removed from the build
ing and a considerable amount
of gravel is being placed at
the front of the store. He j
plans to place a marquee over j
the front of the building. He
is also working on a well that
he expects to have finished
soon.
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H led'ners
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8 to 5-'jO P.M
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IF YOU NEED IT
WE HAVE IT
Wynn’s Oil
P and C Tools
Shaler Pisione
Electric Fuel Pumps
24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE
Phone 41 Days 50 Nights
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
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FISHERMEN TAKE NOTE
Local sports fishermen will
be given an opportunity to
win valuable prizes if they |j
ente£ the king salmon jsontefit jj
"tretiig sjJDirenrSd 'by tfcTSporijl
Shop here in Homer.
Entrance fees for the
contest have been set at two
dollars for adults and one
dollar for children under
twelve years of age. Rules
ape as follows...
'All fish must be caught byt
rod and reel on the Kenai Pen
insula. Flush must be round
weighed and measured at the
Sport Shop, Homer, Alaska.
Fish subject to be dressed by
official weigher. In case of
ties, first fish entered re
ceives prize.’
Prizes listed include, 1st
prize, spinning rod and reel,
2nd prize, tackle box, 3rd
prize, fishing basket, 4th
prize, a fisherman's pal -12
tools in l.
The closing date of the con]
test has been set at July 15. i
AUDITOR IN HOMER
Mr. G. Sampson, auditor
fc-r the Standard Oil Company
Seattle office arrived in
Homer Monday morning.
MONTAMA FOLKS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole of
Miles City, Montana are here
visiting their son, Lee, and
family.
DRIVE IN FROM WASHINGTON
i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evernl
and daughter, Alice, came in
Sunday by car from Edgewood,
Washington and are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Dahlgren.
SHOWS FINE RHUBARB
Henry Hunter has been show
barb around town these days.
The large, well-colored stalks
weigh approximately a half
ppund apiece, he says.
CONSUMERS 261
MILES OF LINE 66
REPORT TROUBLE
Office Phone 32
Plant Phone 46
After Hours Contact Steve Smas!
On CT Road
Read your meter the 20th of
ieach month.
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REV. SEMENCHUCK LEAVES
The Rev. Andrew Semenchuck ;
left Homer Tuesday for Chicago
He has been pastor for the
local Community Christian
pastT^C—fffs
duties will be taken over by !
Pev. Mel Jensen of Kenai who i
moved his family to Homer this);
week. |
Pev. Semenchuck is expected'
to go from Chicago to South
America where he will teach i
in a bible college. J
DRIVE TO ANCHOR POINT
' j
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt drove toh;
Anchor Point over the weekend j!
to visit with Col. and Mrs.
Hester and daughter. The Hes- ;
ters had spent the previous ,»
week fishing in the Anchor
river and reported very poor
luck during their stay.
BACK PROM ANCHORAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bachman j
returned home from Anchorage
late Sunday evening. They |
wSFrr t^noh'dragTTa sir tfEdrresrJ*;
day on a buying trip for theirj
store.
HERE PRO!/ ANCHORAGE
Mr. John E. Murray of the
Anchorage Title Insurance and
Trust company was a Homer visi
tor last weekend. He visited
with Commissioner and Mrs.
King while here and enjoyed
some fishing on the peninsula.
PICK UP CHILDREN
According to the Rev. Dale.*
Davis of the Grace Baptist
church, Mr. and Mrs. Wenner
sten of Anchorage have picked
up their children from the
Kasilof children's home and
taken them home.
WELL BEING DRILLED...
The Thorn well drilling
equipment is working this week
on a well for Henry Chamber- i
lin's store.
IN HOMER POP. SUMMER
Helen Workman, daughter of
Mrs. Inez Hugh, arrived in
Homer Tuesday morning from
Morton, Washington to spend
the summer with her mother.
Miss Workman will return to
Morton in August where she
will reign as queen of the
annual fiive-day Logger's
Jubilee there. She is a sen
ior in the Morton high school.
HELP HOMER GROW
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CHURCH NOTICES , J
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
Lord’s Day Services
Bible School 10 a.m.
J
Mid-Week Services
Wednesday 7.BO p.m., Pray- j
er arid Bible Study.
Friday 7.30 p.m., Youth i
night.
A cordial friendly welcome is
extended to all.
Dale Davis, Pastor
CAA ADMINISTRATOR VISITS
Walter Plett; regional ad-*
ministrator for the CAA, in
spected the Homer CAA facil
ities Saturday.' Plett visited
this area during his vacation.
MAKES FIRST FLIGHT
Jack Buckley of the Homer
CAA made his dual cross coun
try flight last Sunday
going to Kenai, Anchorage and
return.
Morning Wprsh:
Evening Service
SON BORN
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wyant,
local homesteaders now in Elid
Ohio, report the birth of a j
baby boy. I
FISHERMEN REPORTED IN «
!
Several fishing boats have j
returned to Homer and more
are expected soon with the
end of the king salmon season )
at hand. j
WORKING ON LOGTEL
Jim Sherry completed work
this week on two shower r:ooms
attached to the utility
building at his Logtel.
See A1 about a
__eSEI.GRE^SLJOB, ,_, ,J
Al’s Garage Homer
June H Club Winner
No. 61...Inez Hugh
BOSS JEANS...PALMDAYL BDCUSES
coming soon to
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POCKET -BOOKS
GOLDEN BOOKS
COMIC BOOKS
at our newsstand
We have a wide assortment
for you to choose from.
THE IGLOO
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Homer, Alaska
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ATTENTION OUTBOARD VOTOR OWNERS
We wish to announce that we now have an
OUTBOARD MOTOR FuGATER POLICY
This covers all loss including theft. Don't take
chances. Have your motor covered by insurance.
TERMINAL OIL SALES OFFICE
_after 1p.m. da^ly
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You Will Get The Right Kind of Fishing Gear
For Peninsula Streams If You Buy From LJs,
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Homer, Alaska