Cif'OW'SiOGY ■
(cunt, from Paga ;3)
Homer National e Guardsmen
left for the -arinfel* camp.
The‘o Edwards"' was elected
president of the Kenai Penin
sula Teachers1 Association.
OCTOBER 31
#Cliff Hair is s., American
Red Cross first aid instruct
or., is giving an instructor’s
course in Homer0
Richard C. Morris of Sel
dovia passed away.
,Dai id Newton Boyer has an
nounced that he will run as
a Democrat for the Territor
ial House of Representatives.
The PUD directors turned
down an offer to take over
the Homer airport.
jj ore thy Ream has closed
th Horn 3i* House of Beauty for
th*j winter.
N0\rEn3ER 7 * '*1 *
harry Hegdahl of Homer was
named a member 'of the Third
Division committee to ‘the
Territorial convention of the
Democratic party.
a public meeting - to dis
cuss the Hauer hospital situ
ation has been called.
a special constitutional
convention supplement/was is
sued with this week pioneer.
a1 Heady left Homer for
the States*
Cecil Wyant left for the
States and his‘ mail* route has
been leased to Ray Wilkins*
The skating is reported to *
be good at Beluga Lake.
NOVEMBER lit '
As a result of the public
meeting on the' hospital a
hospital board has been'roc
commended. “
' Well over a hundred people
attended the- open house at
the homer school. *
'Gerald Wilkins of Homer
has received a $210 scholar
ship at the U* of Alaska.
The inlet Bar and the Cen-'
ter'Service at Kehai reported
brlakins *
* * Rev. Wayne 'Hull and family
hav.d" arrived in *Konai to take
over the 'Rethodist Church
there4
The Homer library received
61 new books 4 *
Dick Clyde was injured in
the foot when a .22 caliber
rifle accidentally discharged.
N Oy EiViBER 21
The HEa received approval
for a $175,000 loan from the
REa .
a;q advisory board was nam
ed for the Homer hospital.
Mr. ana m, donn noy±c
left Homer to return to Van
couver, Washington,
Two Seward b oys, ages 12
and 1U, were apprehended near
Hauer after they had eluded
officers near Kenai,
The Kenai Library held a
successful open house*
George Dahlgrcn was elect
ed Legion commander*
Mrs., Dana.Newman was ih-„
stalled as president of the
American Legion Auxiliary.*
NOVEMBER 28
G-eorge Hershey, 81, of
Kenai was injured in a car
, accident near that city.
Frank Whaley, executive
director of the Alaska ^isit
ters .Association visited Homer.
„ M r§'9 Bob -Olsen of-Spldotna
became a naturalized citizen,
Mrs, Faye Archer left Ken
ai for her native home in
England.
It was 32 degrees below
zero in Ninilchik on Thanks
giving Day„
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pishor
and family have moved to Pen
nsylvania./ : . . T'
:• aviisb : Dorene ' Hollis and
Donald -Seroggs were married
in Kodiak November 18.
DECEMBER 12
The Husky Bui Id i. if g in Hom
er burned to the ground* t
Vandalism was reported in
Homer after it was discovered
that cabins on the hill *had ;
been entered.
It was revealed that the
HEA planned to divert #partt gf
the ^175 y 000 loan 1chr line
extension to the CaPa. ra
The Alan Peterson’s arc
reported to be enjoying their
Stateside trip very much. . .
Jack McLaughlin was elect
ed president of the Fritz
Creek Civic 4 Social Center*
Homer Turn Sliden'was ele.et
ed president of the Kenai
Fire Department.
Ernest Mason of Ninilchik is
taking names of people Inter
ested in digging clams’i next
season.
DECEmoER 19
ii petition for the partial
dissolution of the PUD lias
been handed the directors.
directors of the HEh
' indicdjted that they would fa
vor a plan *by,-kfanager Ti-ce to
•’ * cl d$e the -b ohrd mee ti ngs; ,to
th4lfgerteral public. -
- •' *Th e S a Lama t a C ommuni tyi
Club is sponsoring dances
every Saturday night in the1
room next to Sully Vs in .ifclnai.
__1__-a el j 1 ;
-IEaVE FOR STkTBS ■ tn I: ASS
i ** \
’tor. and Mrs. Paul" Cho
quette left Sunday for a trip
to the States. Paul returned
during the week from Ta'zlina
Lodge where he br ought out
his float plane that,he- left
last fall vhen bad * weather
and' ice forced the abandon
ment *
TAX FORMS GOING OUT
The now revised personal
property tax fbrms will be
mailed out about February l£ *
•‘according to Homer Thompson*
PUD manager.
CLASSIFIEDS
Rate - 3^ A Word
PHONE 239
For 2U-Hour Cab Service
a URQRa CiiB
FOR S/iLE: 2 gasoline * power
plants; 1 Servel kerosene re
x'ri gorator, 8 cu. ft; 1 Cold
Spot deepfreeze,12 cu. ft*; 1
22-ton Gj.'iC 6x6 dump truck; 1
coal and wood kitchen range;
U oil space heaters; 3 milk
cows; 1-250 gal. storage tank
1 lot misc. timbers and lum
ber. Will sell cheap* erite
or contact D, H* Specs, F'ort
age, nla skat*, c/o Union Oil 5ta
' tion, - i \
« WATCH THIS
SPACE FOR
OPERATION SCHOTl
HENNING N. JOHNSON"*
Homer
Registered
Land Surveyor
Sub-division Planning
Topographical Surveying
Construction Surveying
KEN A1!-'NEWS NOTES
. by Donnis '
Some of durJ local ladies j
celebrating January birthdays
got together on the 27th at
the home of Joanne- Hollier
for ^refreshments and fun*
The group included Mildred
Bagley, Frost Jones, Bee
Stock, Lona .M.alcus, Joyce .
Rheingans, maxdfen Hart, Maud •'
-Bubendorf, and froanne Hollier
This is the third year the
,fJanuary1.4 Iad4qs ahave cole-,
bxtated together.!
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bag
lcy were in Seward on the
2dth. #ir* and Mrs. Keith
Copeland were in anchorage *
last Monday.
M,r. aid Mrs.. ■ Mark • Chisum
and children left Wednesday
pn a flight to Seattle., for a
visit with their parents.
Mr. Chisum will return in
about a week and Mrs. .Chisum
and the children will stay
for an extended visit.
uord has beqp received
that the son of Mr. ad Mrs.
Morry Porter who has been
quite ill ismujch improved,
can wdlk now, and 'pven gp:r.
outdoors. This is r;«surqlyh
wonderful. #He is at the i-it.
Edgecumbe hospital.
biie heard from Evelyn Pe
tersen who is -now living wit^h
her parents in Colorado.. She
and her moth eg * v;ere 1 paving
for PaligjSprings whe£qf;, they
would jRjqct ,.rf and Mrs * ^llari'
Petersen#qf Kepaif h
Mary Ellenvooli ttjle has
been admitted to,the hospital
in anchorage for.observation.
Miss Iris Jette ia sched
uled to leave this we^,1jo go
Outside to receive ♦.medical
treatment She hope $ ^ to be *
bagk in a yrcek or so*
Rhodes has just re- ..
HOME FROM ANCHOR a GE
DURING JURY DUTY
Eva Carlsoh returned home
from* Anchorage last week for
a short visit with her family.
She is on juiy duty in that
city.
JIM SaLING
HOLDING FLYING CLaSSES
Jim* baling is holding
weekly classes for pilots in
terested in gaining commer
cial licenses*
—FtiGiDAW.
APPLIANCES & SERVICE
HOMESTEAD SUPPLY
_Anchor Point.. j
'hompson
turned to Kenai. He and his
father have been in the Arc
tic rejuvenating a downed
aircraft* Roy got the plane
into Circle aid is now home*
His father returned,some time
ago.
Some of our wandering ci
tizens haye returned: we saw
Linnea Mil so n the other day.
She has been in Colorado, and
Paul* Shadura is- back from a
winter in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Borden
elli are in anchorage this
week on business.
Audrey ^riders on has been
admitted to the hospital in
Anchorage. She flew in Tues
day.
Mr.-and Mrs. busty Rhodes
left Thursday for a few days
visit in anchorage aid to
take their five grandchildren
homu. The children have been
visiting ; the grandparents
wjriile^ their father s Oner
Rhodes, was hospitalized in
nndhcffage. f • \
v.,4Aanai nag a now citizen it
oan Jpej proud of, Mr, and Mrs*
Ered House v/ere in to tell us
of their new nei ghb or , * Dennis
Sterns> 7U,• ^ho has come to
Kenai to homestead on the Is
land Lake Road, Mr. House
took fcirn to anchorage to file
his claim, and Mr, Sterns im
mediately set up camp on his
new land, * - The first nights
he was there, he set up a
canvas lean-to though the
temperature out there was -36.
no uses snow shoes to got to
and from, the road from his
place3 -there being no roads
or paths, Mrs, House said he
told them' he first came to
Alaska in 1927 as a govern
ment employee.
KENal MhN RECEIVES INJURIES
IN aiitiGE OCCIDENT
Victor Boerurn, employee of
the Terminal Garage in Kenai,
received . a gash on his head
when an overhead door in the
garage fell on him end his
head crashed through one of
thu window panes. He was
treated at Mildwopd Station
and several stitches taken in
his head,
~ '"Ton ye
One Olympic OIL RANGE,
Practically new. See
" Ernie Carlson, Homer
notice
To all applicants for motor vehicle cer
tificate of title or registration:
Applicants for 1956 registration must
bring their 1955 registration or their
certificate of title with them when ap
plying for renewal of registration* If
they do not bring their 1955 registra
tion or certificate of title when apply
ing for the 1956 registration they
will be charged a $2 fee for a duplicate
registration in addition to the fee for
1956 plates. If only the certificate of
title is shown they must be sure the en
gine number is on the title, as it is
required on the registration, and cor
rect unladen weight must be given. The
old title must be surrendered when ap
plying for a new title* Out of state ap
plications must be made through Juneau.
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