PUPPET SHOW PLANED
The 5th grade of the Hom
er school will give 2 perfor
mances of a benefit puppet
show tomorrow (Friday) to
raise money for music and
f*ecords to be used at the
school. The shoW is an orig
inal project entitled ’’His
tory in Review” -'and the 5th
grade students, under the
supervision of theiV teacher,
Mrs, Adams, made the'puppets
and wrote the script, • The
play, taken from their his
tory lesson, starts with the
Settlement at Jamestown and
includes the Revolutionary
War, Civil War and other his
torical highlights. Admis
sion for the show will be 5
cents for grade school child**
yen and 1C cents for high
sehool students and adults.
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Too performances will be giv
en in the school cafeteria
with the first show in the
afternoon for the school and
the second at 3 p.m* on Fri
day night.
SANTA COMING
The Homer Food Center*has
announced that Santa Claus
will be a guest in the store
on December 22 from 2 until 5
p.m:. Pictures of local kids
taken on Santa’s knee will be
available this year, accord
ing to Ethel Scott, at 50
cents per picture. The pic
tures wili be taken with a
Polaroid camera that develops
its own negatives*
WIN AWARDS
.Robert Seitz and William
Carlson received .$10 prizes
recently in the annual garden
contest' for-4-H members held
by the Seal’s-Roebuck Founda
tion, They were among 28
Alaskan 4-H winners.
READ YOUR METER
MONO A Y,
NOVEMBER 20
SCHOOL NEWS
The grade school boys who
went to Mnilchik last Friday
with Mr, Schroer won their
game by a score of 29 to 25.
About 20 Homerites went to
Ninilchik to watch the game.
illie Flyum was high point
man for ,;omer. Other players
were Robert Campbell, Robert
Seitz, Chuck Gjosund, Billie
Carlson, Dan Jones, Martin
0*Connorf Pat Scott, Skip
Hegdahl, Harry Grego ire and
Nelson iv,oyer.
The school received a ^25
check this week from the Sel-*
do via Bs^r Packing company to
be Used for Christmas treats*
A total of v.55.68 has been
received so far by the school
from the red cap jar fund.
Dave Schroer is leaving
Friday evening for Chicago
and Pearl City, Illinois to
spend Christmas with his par
ents., Mrs. Raver will sub
stitute for him next week*
At the teacher’s meeting
Tuesday the problem of truf
fle between the school and
i;he Dari-Delite was discussed
as was the problem .of saving
ojj the school power bill.
The {?th, 6th, 7th and 8th
grades are making puppets for
the Junior Red Cross as gifts
for the Crippled Childrens’
hospital in Anchorage.
HQUSE qECORATEi)
IvjarJ.an Koeppel has Com
pleted the -redecoration of
her houpe. The painting was
done by Mr. Jorn who is a
professional painter and dec
orat onj
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