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L'm HERNDON T*iEN *
ELOK TO HOSPITAL
Larry Lynr’Femcbn, son of
Mr a and Mrs* Ed* Herndon* was*
returned to the Seward hospi
tal this week when his in
fected hand took a turn for
the worse* Larry Lynn • cut
his hand on a fall on some
cement recently ani blood
poisoning s3t* ' in* - Hej was
taken to the hpspital last
weak for treatment and then
brought home• , v
SCHOOL SL IDE ARRIVES
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The new slide for the Hom
er school gro^hds arrived
Wednesday just in: time for
the new school year* ’ The
slide, was purchased by the
P-TA partially fcpta funds
collected in thc'Red Cap tel
ephone jar.s’i# local business
houses*
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Complete Insurance coverage’
lsL available to •• you at the
Pate Insurance AgBftcy*
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ROAD. COMMISSION
WES GRAVEL APPLICATION .
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A notice at the post of* <
fice states that ah applica
tion has been received by the
Corps of Engineers from the ‘
Alaska ROad Commission to reA
move approximately 60,000 cu
bic yards of gravel from the
tidelands near Mid- Bay at
‘Homer. Any objections; from
the standpoint of navigation
should- be fofwaided to the
Anchorage Corps of Engineers
office by September 16, ac
cording to the notice.
CIVIL AIR PATROL •
CADETS EXPECTSD*BACK;
Six Civil Air ^atrol Cad*
ets from Homer ere expected
to return herns’ late this week
froia an Wi*.a3pment at Elinen~
dori* A~r ?:vcC9 Base» Those
attar $ tig the can p m re Myrt -
le Sibson» Curohyn Johhfbn,
Sharon Elliott, RcnuiG El
liott, Ray • ‘>£r|ini'oh and Ted
Robirts,'.
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ATTEND THE FAIR ,
■ AND HAVE SUNDAY DINNER
# - WITH US
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SUNDaY MENU: V
Pork Roast and. Savory Dressing
Chicken Pricases
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Children’s orders a specialty
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TRY A HOMER CAPS SPECIAL' CRAB LOUIE
HOMER CAFE
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CLASSIFIED ADS SELL.
Rate - 30 a Word
NEEDED a D2 or D4 Cat to do
some land clearing and plow
ing done to my specificationtT.
* I have 1 acre to be cleared
and 3 acres to be plowed, use
ray cable to pull over trees,
overall approximately 5 acres
- '.fork must be .done within next
10 days to two weeks. See
Everett ^nthon at Mile 171 at >
6 p.m. any day. * " pllt2
2-R00M APT. in wa^rm building.
#10 per month fot ail ??inter
•tenant only. See feenS’on at
Inlet Inn. \ ' clltl
TOTTED- Drum heater ox water
beater. See Henson atf*nlet'
Inn. . ; .• \ clltl
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FOR SALE: Will sell my equi
ty in 40 ft, , 1954 Coward
2- bedroom house -tra iler * Has
bathtub and slower. See at
CT Trailer Court*. Gerald D»
Doering, olOtf
FOR SALE: Monarch coal and
wood range* with rater front.
$150 cash. Sts&ley Woodman §
CTRoad. PUU
. FOR LEASE . >
The &*y Clothiers * Homer, Al
aska. Complete family cloth
ing store# s8tf
FOR SALE:" Army 4x4* Dodge
Becon. #300. 3ee or write
Reger’s Garage, Sold6.tna.pQt4
> R0I7GH IXJMBSRs George Fowler
has very good rough lumber
for Sale, #85 per Thousand
delivered, in Homer or #75 per
. thousand at the mill. Con*,
tact him at Larry Slav in
hone‘stead xon East End Road or
at mill 3 mile a north of An*?
cfror Pdint -on Sterling High
> way. elOtf
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FOR SALE:, 24 ft. Columbia
trailer housf. Vary • "dean.
Contact Lonnie Scrcggs at
traile r court. c6t^
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BERRY PRi.c£S .
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Tender Bhubarbj .10* lb-*
Gooseberries...............25V lb*
Blueberries...35* lb*
Higibuah Cranberries.......25* lb*
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: WILD BERRY.'PRODUCTS :
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'■ v:''t FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY '* T ' ■ ‘ i
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rides ;■
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For the first time in Horoer there will be rides.
at tbs Homer F.ir# Young and old alike will
enjoy the- Ferris ^heel . and the Chair Plane#
• • m Every joember of the family will want * a ride so
* come prepared to have the time of your life#
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"EXHIBITS:
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You will s6e a wide variety-1 of exhibits at the
Efomer Fair this year ranging from livestock to
• the fine arts .and crafts# The 4-H boys and .
girls will have a fine display of their handi
work for everyone to see#
/..CONCESSIONS
, J '* There will be ^fun aplenty this year with a wide
'y Vi variety of games calculated to please everyone#
' ‘ And there will-be plenty of .food and refresh- f
'• meats on hand too, so you won’t go awa$ hungry*
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remember THE HOMER Fair
# YELL- OPEN AT 2-P.M* ON
FRIDAY iJJD ‘CONTINOS'.ON
, THROUGH 'SATURDAY JOT
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DOUBLF PARAOH,!'!F JUMF . ^R
At Z p.nw, Jon Stenson and Bud Hirschbaok will
open the 1955 Homer S^ir with a double parachute
jump from 50©0 feet,e$ove the fairgrounds# They
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promise thrills rarely seen on Jhe-Pen insula.
Don’t miss the opening f©attire, be at the Tair
grounds at 2 p.m. Friday.