VQU KNOW...
fVf BEEN THINKING
& tenant farmer did his
work, well and re-newed his
lease from year to year, and
had made the farm a model of
its kind. One day the owner
mentioned to him that he
would require the farm for
his son and it would not be
for lease.
The farmer was greatly up
set and made a number of of
fers in the hope that the
terms would affect the own
er's decision. H was in
vain. The day drew near when
he was to vacate the home and
in his anger he gathered
seeds of the different pests
of the community and when it
became dark he went out on
the clean fertile soil and
sowed the seeds which would
bring misery to the next
farmer.
The next morning bright
and early, the owne’’ rode up
to the door and informed the
tenant that he had changed
his plans and would be hapfcy
to renew the lease. He did
not understand the farmer as
he said, "My God, what a fool
I have been."
A thought for the week: Free
advice is a commodity that
you do not pay for until you;
use it,
Ray Green, Church of Christ
VACATION IN HOMER
George Hooker, manager of
the westward Inn in Anohorage „
spent a short vacation in
Homer last week.
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OUTLYING AREAS TO GET
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
Public Health Nurse Mar
jorie Myren is now working
out of Anohorage to cover the'
more remote spots, in the reg
ion. . On the Peninsula she
will cover such villages as
Port Graham and English Bay
and the city of Seldovia. She
started her work July 19, ac
cording t*o FHN Iris Jettei
VAN SUITER IN TOWN
• Van Sutter, owner of' the
Fidalgo Island Packing comp-;
any of Port Graham, flew in
Sunday with Paul Choquetts to
visit Chuck Turner, owner of
three canneries in Kodiak who
was passing through Homer.
ON TRIP TO ANCHORAGE
- Mr. and Mrsy-: \1 Hoerl ex
pect to return • Thursday from
Anchorage where they have
been, since Monday®, They will
bring Skip Hegdahl back with
them from the rcity* Skip re
mained iii Anchorage visiting
his grandparents after at
tending the Sky Pilots camp.
H$rry Hegduhl has been
taking car« of Al’s Garage
in the absence of the Hoerls.
FLY TO- /iNCBDRAGE
■T j "*
' Gene King and Danny Gon
zaleVflew to Aucho^age Mon-r
day and returned . in the CAP
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WIN A RIFLE get all* ‘ the da- ,
tails on a beautiful '■ MdUsor
rifle aVS.porter Aims Ce»"
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NINILCHIK NEWS NOTES
David Boyer, owner ana op
erator of the Ninilchik Inn,
had an auto accident at the
Stariski Creek bridge recent
ly. He was accompanied by
his son, Mike, 15, when the
dump truck in which they were:
riding overturned* Johnny Hy«^
land helped than out and took
Mike to Homer for medical aid
His face was cut above the
right eye. The truck wa$,,
badly damged.
Mias Ann Butler of Chioago,
is visiting ^r^* arid Mrs. ’to.
Campbell at Ninilchik.
Mr. and .Mrs* Ken Johnson
and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. David Cooper." '-trrr
Host' of the fishermen are,
getting ready to go seining.
David Cooper was high boat
for this season* Fishermen
here ‘haven’t done so well
thi$, 3ea§0nr looks like itUl
be a lean winter, , •
The Billy Graham movie at
the Baptist show was a suc
cess. ’ They are really work
ing to have the new church
{Baptist) built. It will be
on the highway instead of in
the town of Ninilchik*
Popsicle Brody says there
ain’t no single mosquito’s
out in the brush, they are
all married and have large
families.
The David Boyers of the
Ninilchik inn have a » Jeep
rental service whixh has been
doing very well. People use,
them mostly for digging olams'
and hauling.coal.
, ’ Mrs. Irene Lehman was in
Homer recently to have the
cast removed from her right
aim* While there she visited
Mrs* Deitz at the Ita ranch*
She suffered the broken arm
in a fell about two weeks ago
Mrs* 'iw* Campbell brought
the Cooper boys to Homer for
hew shoes and then- had a
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CALL3 IFOR BIDS '
Two calls for bids have
been posted at the Homer post
officev
The first call is for bids
to furnish construction ma
... terials for a one classroom
school building at Cooper
landinga Bids should be sent
to Box 184.1, Juneau j
The /second jcall is for
furnishing stove oil, gaso
line, .Lubricating oil and
anti-freeze for , the Kenai
school'.. Bids a,^e duB August
25 ana should be sent to Geo*
Fabricius, Box 23, Kenai*
BOYD MIU2R BAC£
Boyd Miller has returned
to Homer from California
where he has been living
since the beginning of last
winter*
'GRAVELLING tN NINILCHIK
Lester .and %lt Dufour
have ^een gravelling for seme
of the business finns in Nin
- ilchik for. jdie past week*
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aWhen shopping for gifts of
•'all, kinds see Uminski's. Open
- Sundays* v9 : :
pleasant visit
ranch*
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THE PROOF OF THE '
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PUDDING IS IN
■THE EATING
so goes the old saying* The same idea holds true on all
merchandise, that you buy..*if it is. i:what4 you want and it
fit's1 the need then it.is a. good deal* t '*
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That is one of the best things Shout, trading at home...you
can sort of taste the pudding bdfore you 'buy it* You can
see the l^em before you buy* ^ ^You can picket up, maybe try
it on.*.you know what you are' getting*
There*s no delay when you trade at home# You see the ar
ticle, you buy it, you take it home* Just as simple as that
You will always get the kind of pudding you want when you
trade at home*
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YOUR TRADE AT HOME MERCHANTS
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