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KENAI HUNTER DIES
Carl Oskolkoff, 30, of Ke$r
»i died Friday afternoon in
the Alaska Native hospital in
Anchorage frpm gunshot wounds
suffered in a hunting accident*
The accident occured Thursday
and Territorial Police dis
closed that Oskolkoff lay out
in the woods approximately'
four hours after he was shot
while his companion, Nestor
Chuitt of Tyoneh, went for
help« Before his death the
wounded ma?t told hospital
authorities in Anchorage that
his rifle had discharged while
he was tioladng it by \he Par
rel and using< the butt to 'push
aside brush ' as' the two v\en
were packing moose meat out
of the brush,,
GIRL SCOWS TO MEET
The first Girl Scout mitr
ing of the school' year will
be held Saturday at the home
of Mrs Eva Carlson- . The
meeting will get underway at
2 p>m, and any girl who is
years old i S eligible to join,
according to Mrs/ Carlson,
She also stated fh^t an assist
ant leader i$_ badly needed
for the girls The troop is
sponsored by the PTA+
ALASKA STANDARD IN
The Standard Oil company
tanker the, ALASKA' STANDARD
docked at Home** Monday to dis
charge all types of 'fuel for
the tanks,
FURNACE BEING INSTALLED
A new furnace is being in
stalled in the Heady Hotel
building, The installation
is being made by Hohn Plumping
of Anchorage and the$ expect
to have the work completed? by
the end of the month
DAUGHTER BORN
A daughter was born Monday,
October 4, $0 Mr, and Mrs,
Ivan Knodei of Homer The
new addition was born in Sew
ard and has an older brother
to keep her company,
PAINTS HOME
Jim Childers has completed
painting his house near the
school addling much to the ap
pearance of the neighborhood.
The building is painted white
with a green trim.
HEA BOARD TO MEET
The board of directors of
the Homer Electric Association
will meet Tuesday, October
at the HEA offices at 8
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HERE’S WHAT IS NEW
AT BAY CLOTHIERS
If you haven't already
been in to look over our new
shipment of SKIRTS you have
really missed something We
have them in Orion, Rayon,
Gabardine, Wool and Felt and
they are very attractive Also
you will want to see the new
skirts and sweaters for little
girls, Real cute«
We would like to remind
those of you who are planning
to get a KNIT-KING for Christ
mas that you had better order
now. It's later than you'think
Pd. Adv. ‘ ‘ .
KING NEK CAP COMMANDER
Gerce King has been elected
commander of the Homer CAP
squadron. The election was
held at the Monday meeting of
the organization Be will
succeed Bob Edlund who has re
signed due to the pressure of
private business*
For the present the other
unit officers will remain the
same, Edlund said, and he as
sured the membership that he
would work closely with the
new 'unit commander until Gene
could learn the ropes,
AGRICULTURAL DIRECTOR HERE
Art Buswell, Assistant Di
rector of the Extension Ser
vice frctp the University of
Alaska was in Homer Friday
on business with the local
Extension office.
RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS
A reception for the Homer
:teacfiers will be held tonight
by the Women's Club at the
home of l^rs, Ann Lawney on
the East End road« Time for
the reception in 8 p,m, ,
SCHOOL HENS
Enrollment in the Homer
school now stands at 215 pu
pi Is*
The- first issue of [di-Oa
esseyt the school paper, will
be out' tomorrow or Monday
The Freshman General Sci
ence class has been working on
atrr.o spher ic pressure experi
ments while the English class
is working on fwndamentals.bf
grammar and composition,
• Mr, Nichols is building
new shelves in the school
supply closet,
Three teacherst Miss Ed
wards, Miss Bassett and Mrs.
Adams, have moved into~~the
Herman Schultz house on Ohl
soh Lane,
Three students, Jim Selje
voldf Funky Campbell and Gwen
Edens, have enrolled for cor
respondence work' in Commerce
and mathematics with the Uni
versity of Nebraska, More
students are expected to en
roll later-.
The Cafeteria Has been re
arranged so that the students
empty their own trays now
The Teen-Age council is
working an plans for a Halo
we'en party for the high
school,
BINGO GAME SET
The American Legion Auxil
iary will hold a Bingo game
at the ' schooIhouse Saturday
night at 8 p*m , according to
Mrs a Bob lurking ton} who is
in charge of tne affair* The
proceeds from'the game will
go to buy Monroe Tables for
the cafeteria plus several
benches.
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W IN NCR OF THE
FREE GREASE JOB
AT ACS GARAGE
T£X Huey
"boss7jeans
. NOW IN STOCK AT
MARION'^ APPAREL 1
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE: 195* Hilly* pickup
trucks Excellent tires« Re
duced to $1,000* May be seen
at Homer Telephone Company«
4-H GIRLS TO MEET
All 4-H Meal Preparation
girls nave been requested to
meet Saturday afternoon at 2
o’clock at the home of Mrs*
Eva Carlson*
HOME FROM AH CHOR AGE
Lt, Harry Gregoire return
ed home late Tuesday evening
from Anchorage where he had
gone to get weapons and other
supplies for his platoon* He
returned with M-x’s 'and car
b i n e s.
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OUR CASE
LOT SALES
SAVE YOU
MONEY!!!
HOMER FOOD CENTER
SCHOOL mu FOR NEXT REEK
Monday
Scalloped potato*st Men
ers, cabbage •strips, rhubarb,
Tuesday
Tomato-rice soup, lettuce
salad, bread pudding*
Wednesday 1
Hot beef sandwiches, tur
nip strips, Matrimony bars*
_ Thursday
Beans, mashed potatoes,
salad, devil's food cake«
Friday
Macaroni, salmon loaf, ve
getable, whipped jello,
*2£ Aas my privilege j
to serve the People of
Alaska in various public .
positions- for the past
fourteen years, including
that of U, S* ATTORNEY arid
U* S* DISTRICT JUDGE\ /
would s now welcome an
opportunity to serve -you
in the Legislature. "
' \ , /. Earl cooper
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
■ .SENATE
YOUR
STATEHOOD
CANDIDATES
E. L. "BOB" BARTLETT
De legate to Congress
HUGH j. HADE
Territorial Treasurer
H. K. "KINKEY” LAUREN
Qommissioner of LaHor.
J. EARL COOPER
Senate
AL OR BN
Senate
JACK H. .WERNER
Senate (2-year term)
RAY E. PLUMMER
Repre sent at ive
WENDELL KAY
Representative
KEN C. JOHNSON
Representative
E. G. .BAILEY
Representative
HARRY 5. PALMER
Representative
STANLEY McCUTCHEON
Representative
J- " ... ..,1
RUSSELL YOUNG
Representative
IRENE E. RYAN > .
Representative
' '. , SEABORN J. BUCK ALEV!
. Representative
PETER 7. KALAUARISES
Representative