CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
{Cont. from Fage 1, Col* 1)
a collection of extra hand
tools be made and presented
to the school*
A letter to Mrs. Leola
Thome from £• E. Bartlett,
part-time Homer resident, was
read* Bartlett stated that
Homer might be able to re
ceive help on its hospital
from a charitable organiza
tion in Oklahoma. Bartlett
is a glass manufacturer from
Sapulpa, Oklahoma*
SKIIER HURT IN FALL
Jim Scott, local ranger,
suffered a dislocated should
er Sunday when he fell while
skiing at the tow. He was
flown to Anchorage by PNA for
a check on the in jury. He
returned to Homer Tuesday.
NXNILCHIK INN NEARLY READY
David and Katherine Boyer
report that their new Ninil
ehik Inn will open for busi
ness cm April 1. The Inn
will have 10 units and a din
ing room that will seat 40.
SKI RACES SET BOR SUNDAY
Drifted roads caused the
postponement of the local ski
races 1 last Sunday so the
local skiers will meet again
this Sunday in the slalom and
cross country races at the
ski tow* Tins for the races
Will he 1 p.m.
INSTALLS LONG DISTANCE TRUNK
The Homer Telephone Com
pany has announced the in
stallation of a long distance
trunk that will enable the
local operator to interrupt
local calls tfien there is a
long distance call for one of
the parties on: the line* The
new system, it is felt, will
expiditp long distance calls
considerably.
DAUGHTER BORN
Mr* and Mrs. Lawrence Rog
ers of Homer are the proud
parents of a baby daughter
born Tuesday, March 22 at the
Seldovia hospital*
HOME FROM TRIP
Mr* and Mrs. Boh Kranich
returned Sunday from an ex
tensive trip to the States.
They report that their new
Buick has over 8,000 miles on
the speedometer Indicating
the length of their drive
from Seattle down to Southern
California, through Arizona,
up to Montana and on home
over the Alaska highway*
Homer
.Electric
Assn.
You will save money if you
pay your bill by April 10*
ANCHORAGE MSN HERE
Hen Wallace and Bob Reth
erford arrived in Homer Tues
day ,to meet with local HEA
officials* Wallace is assoc*
iated with the PEA and Reth
erford is the HEA consulting
engineer* Both men are from
Anchorage*
LONGSHOREMEN PLAN PARTY
Local longshoremen are
planning a dinner and dance
to be held Saturday night*
The dinner will be held at
the Aurora Grill and the
dance at the Elk’s Hall*
MARSHAL’S OFFICE HAS PHONE
The Homer Telephone Com
pany has Installed a phone at
Marshal Johnson’s office. The
number of the office is 242*
RETURN .FROM STATES
Jim Steele and Jim Fogle
returned this week from the
States* Both men drove new-'
trucks up*
ACREAGE WANTED
1 have a purchaser for
T V „
1 or 8-acres located on*
Sterling Highway* with
in one mile west of the
schoolhouse*
DON E.
. SMITH
REAL ESTATE . ; INSURANCE '
aLIAN deitz family back
Mr. and Mrs* Allan Deitz
returned to Homer last Thurs
day after Allan- received his
discharge from the Army. He
has been serving with the
53rd Infantry at Ft. Richard
son*
Corporal Deitz recently
suffered a cracked cheekbone
and a fractured nose "tdien a
small willow tree lashed him
across the face while he was
riding on a tractor* The ac
cident' occurred during the
military exercise Snowbird
last month*
According to Mrs* Deitz,
they hove no definite future
plans* At the present they
are visiting with his parents
Mr. and Mrsi Jack Deitz and
with her parents, %* and Mrs
Ernie Carlson, Sr*
HOUSEViiBMim FARTY HELD *
A house warming party hon
oring Mr* and Mrs. Ted Wythe
was held Wednesday evening.
CLASSIFIEDS
Phone 239
For 24-Hour Cab Service
AURORA. CAB
FOR SALE: 20 acres and 25;
lota all subdivided, adjacent
to Seward Airport. Vi/r:Lte Bor
115, Homer, for information.
VUNTED TO BOY: 2 to 5 acres
along highway, west edge of.
HosBr, suitable for horaesite:
and garden, /rite G. W. St in-«
son, 627 "F" St. Anchorage.
anchorage skiers to compete
Approximately 30 .Anchorage
high school ski club :tnembers
will arrive in Homer at 8:30 '
Saturday morning' by chartered l
plane to compete with the
Homer high school ski club.
Slalom and cross country *
races will be featured.- Time >
for the races has not been*
set, but the Anchorage team|
is scheduled to leave Homer ?
at 4:30* The races will be ■
held at the ski tow.
GET READY NOW FOR
Yes, now is th© time to got your Spring wardrobe
cleaned and ready for East or so that you will look
your very best on every occasion* You can avoid
the last minute rush by getting those suits,
dresses And spring coats into the Homer Cleaners
tomorrow* REMEMBER EZJS^ER IS. APRIL 10THJ
THE HOMER CLEANERS
IN THE DISTRICT. COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
EDWARD WILLIAM HERNDON, as Adminis
trator of, the Estate of VAINO NESTOR ,
SALO, Deceased,
_ . Plaintiff,
-va
CHEST2R E. PETERSEN,
Defendant*
No, A-10,397
NOTICE OF MARSHALfS SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a judgment entered by the above entitled Court on the
19th day of January,' 1955, in the above entitled action, wherein Edward William
Herndon, as Administrator of the Estate of Vaino Nestor Solo,deceased, the plaintiff,
obtained judgment against the defendant, Chester E. Petersen, which judgment was on
the 19 day of January, 1955* duly recorded in the said Court, and thiefa said judg
ment directed that execution issue on property levied on in said actisn; :
1, am commanded to sell that certain real property situated in the Homer Record
ing Precinct, Third Judicial Division, Territory of Alaska, and particularly describ
ed as follows: l
The East Half of the Southwest Quarter (Ej of STJj) Save and except
. the Northwest Quarter' ofthd' Southeast Quarter 6T the Southwest
Quarter (NVffSEjSWi) J the North Naif of the Southwest Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter (NtetPrSEf); ami the Southwest Quarter of
the Southwest Quarter (S'lfe’^l); of Section Seven (7), Township Six *
South (T 6 S), Range Thirteen 7est (R 13 W), Seward Meridian, con
taining 110 acres,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the. 2-day of Aprilj* 1955, 'at the hour-of-10:00
o'clock A.M., of such day, at the office of the 17, S, Commissioner, at Horner, Alaska, j
I will, in obediency to said judgment, then and there sell the above described real
property to satisfy plaintiff's judgment with interest and costs, to the highest and
best bidder, in the manner provided by Statute, for cash, in lawful money of the
United States of America,
Dated at -Jichoxage, Alaska, this 26 day of Fabruary, 1955,
FRED S* WILLIAMSON, United States Marshal,
Third Division, Territoiy of Alaska
/S/ Fred S, Williamson