£y Pernadine Mutch
A bearing held July 2 be
fore Commissioner Gene King
created a grazing district of
the area indiaded in township
5 South, Range 15 West. The
hearing was the result of a
petition signed by people liv
ing in the Anchor Point area
and will result in the fencing
in of cattle in that area.
According to Commissioner King
the hearing was held in accor
dance with Title 33, Chapter
3, Section 51-57, Compiled
Laws of 1949.
Miss Shirley Clendenen vi
sited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Clendenen over the
weekend. Shirley is emplcved
as a nurse’s aide at the Sew
ard Sanatorium.
The Anchor Point Community
Club sponsored 5oaseball game
and rot luck supper the after*-,
noon end evening of the 4th.
The gathering waa held in Ea
son's fie-d and was such a
success that the Lasons have
offered the ground as a.pub
lic picnic and play ground.
Sund ?y a f ternoor* b a seb al 1
games are being planned by the
ball fans of Anchor Point.
The drawing for the lot
baffled off by the Anchor
Point Community Club was held
at Anchor Point at 8p.m. Sun“.
day night and Everett ..Anthon
of HGmer was the winner.
The Lawrence Keelers en*-.
tertained a crowd of about 50
at another of their famous
potluck dinners and square
dances on Saturday night,July
3. Folks from Ninilchik, Ko~
mer and Anchorage joined the
fun.
STARTS STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE
Marion Koeppel has announ
ced that she is starting a
stenographic and bookkeeping
service in Homer. She has
recsmtly been employed by the
HEA and wall be working in the
Dor? E. Smith Insurance Agency
office and wi.il have her sten“
ogr .npnic and bookkeeping head
quarters there.
WELKLNC OUTING
"Skip'’ Hegdahl, older son
of Mr.and Mrs. Harry Hegdahl,
spent the weekend at Halibut
Cove, with Dr. and Mrs. Rus~
sell Jackson and family of
-Anchorage. The party left
Homer Friday, returning Mon
day evening. The Jacksons
returned to Anchorage that
night.
Association
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TO START RADIO SHOP
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edlund
have announcdd that they will
open a radio repair shop in
Homer about the first weok in
August. Bob, who is a racbio
engineer by profession, will
repair home, car, and ship",
board radios with equipment
that he purchased from Jack
Mills. Additional equipment
has been ordered and will be
ion Homer in the near future.
They expect to carry a stcck
of radios and radio equipment
as soon as practical. The
shop will be located on the
Ken Heath property in Homer.
COASTAL MONARCH IN
The Alaska Steamship Com
pany freighter, Coastal Mon
arch, tied up at the Homer
Dock the afternoon of the
fourth and unloaded several
hundred tons of freight. Most
of the freight was for the
HEA and the Standard Oil Com
pany. Two crews of longshore
men worked two shifts each to
unload the ship.
GOING TO ANCHORAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Gene King and
family are leaving for Anchor”
age tomorrow (Friday! on a
short business and pleasure
trip. They hope to take in
the circus currently playing
there.
MONARCH EXPECTED RACK
ftythe and Son, agents for
the Alaska Steamship Company,
stated this week that it is
their unddrstanding that the
freighter Coastal Monarch
will return to Homer later
this month after it has re~
turned to Seattle and reload-,
ed. They stressed, however,
that this understanding was
not final and that further
word would have to be receiv
ed before it could be consid
ered final. The freighter
brought 511 tons of freight
to Homer on its visit this
week.
BACK FROM CONFERENCE
Extension Agent Ed Liebeir*.
thal and Soil Conservation
Service Agent, Dick Leonard,
returned to Homer late last
week after attending a conf er
ence' of agricultural leaders
in Palmer.
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SPRINGS
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SCOUTS RETURN FRO? CAMP
The Homer Poy Scouts who
have been attending camp at
King Lake arrived, home Monday
and reported th3t a most en~
joyable and educational time
was had by all. There ^*ere 11
boys in the group undeir the
leadership :f Assistant Scout”,
master till Kranich*.
Those boys who were unable
to swim were given lessons at
the c amp, K^anicb reported,
and one scout, Bob Campbell,
received his swimming merit
badge.' The local troup also
captured third place in the
camp water carnival*
Returning* from the camp
the boys stayed overnight 3t
the Sand Lake heme of Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Jacobson, former
Homer rlesiddhts.
TOTEM POLE UP
Sam Pratt has put up one
of hi s hand~carved totem poles
beside his store. He plans
to add to the attraction by
placing several reproductions
of native craftwork in the
same area.
LINE WORK STARTS
Leo Rawlins hauled the
first load of poles out of
Hocer yesterday (Wednesday^
to start work on the Hotter"".
Clam Caleb power line. The
line is expected to take 26
weeks to coirpiete with the
pole raising well underway by
next week.
HOMER VISITORS
Mrss Isabella Mason, Miss
Dor, (thy Prior and Paul Kobi*”
sen, all of Anchorage, were
Hotter visitors over the week”*,
end. Miss Mason was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Feyer
while here.
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CHURCH NOTICES
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
Lord's Day Services
Bible Srboa? 10 a.m.
Morning Worship II a.m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
Mid~Wee!r Ser-ices
Wednesday C;30 p.m. Prayer
and Bible Study
Friday 7:30 p.m. Youth
night.
A cordial friendly welcome is
extended to all.
Dale Davis, Pastor *
INJURED AT DOCK
»
Dana Newman and Carl Baier,
longshoremen, were injured
slightly last weekend while
unloading the Coastal Monarch.
Dana, received a sere left arm
when be was hit by a pole and
arl received several scratch
s on Ihe forehead when he
come in contact with the
sling.
STARTS CONTEST
Dave Nixon of the Sporter
Arms company has announced
the beginning of a unique
fishing contest for the youn
ger set.
Dave has a miniature out”,
board motor and is building a
model Chris-Craft cruiser to
go with it to be offered as a
prize to the youngster bring
ing in the largest fish to his
shop.
Kids interested in the con
test can get the complete de
tails from Dave at his shop
located just across Beluga
lake on the road to the air
port.
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PEACHES?^™ .38*
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BACON REDUCED TO .92* IS.
CUBED STEAK 98<**
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