YOU KNOW...
iVe eeen thinking
Our life is something we'
are inclined to take for
granted, not considering the
purpose of our existence# Let
us consider some facts about
life at its best, and also at
its worst#
LIKE ITS BEST:
'A converted life is a
clean life#' *-**'
A Godly life is a glorious
life#
A yielded life is a yearn
ing life# >
A spiritual life is a
strong life#
A Holy life is a happy
life.
An obedient life is an
overcoming life#
LIFE AT ITS OTST:
A prayerless life is a
powerless life#
V worldly life is a wicked
life#
A selfish life is a
spoiled life#
An unconverted life is an
unfortunate life#
A thought for the week:
There is no right way to do
something wrong#
By Ray Green, Church of
Christ, Homer, Alaska
SKI PARTY DRA-iS CRGT©
Approximately 35 young
sters were on hand Saturday
afternoon to take part in the
4-H ski party# The kids were
picked up at the school and
taken in cars to the ski tow
where they enjoyed several
hours- of sledding and skiing*
Mrs* Bill Eklof is in
charge of the recreation pro
gram fbr the 4-H# She has
announced that the next rec
reation program will be held
some time in April and it
will be a dancing party with
emphasis on square dancing#
SECOND ‘GRADE NEV3B
By Betty Gjosund
M-rvin Bellamy went to his
grandfather’s house and got
stuck in a snow bank*
Dev id Choquette saw one
moose when he was coining back
from the dump.
Dorothy Hatfield has a new
sweater, a bingo game and a
horse racing game from her
grandmo the r.
ti3sa Moe told us about,
the fife at Morse’s#
Arnold Nielsen saw seven
ponies when he went for coal#
Brad Nixon has a riddle
for us, ”spell cold water in
three letters•” We shall
tell you the answer next week
‘ Dennis O’Connor’s daddy*
got 'some clams and Dennis’
brother got his finger caught
in a clam shell and started
to cry*
Ronnie Parks was playing
ball with his sister. Ronnie
got 20 points and Connie Jo
got IS*
Mike Pate went out to the
Spit and saw the seven poniea
Georgia Petersen brought
In a potato the shape of a
puppy c **
Patty Stutes fell on some
barbed wire and cut her hand.
Bonnie Thompson’s sister
almost s t ra ngle d her •
L Tommy Tice and Betty Gjo
sund were at the ski tow on
Sunday. r
Pam Waddell said she will
have electricity on- Monday
night.
Cheryl Miller told us a
riddle on Monday.
TO BE TRANSFERRED
- Jame s Stoyrl of the Homer
CAA station will be transfer
red to Anchorage in - the near
future, according to Bob Ed
lund, CAA station manager.
He will be working fh the
control tower at Merrill
Field. A replacement has not
been named, Edlund said.
ANCHOR POINT
Lloyd Qnstott was called
to the States due to the ser
ious, illness of his father*
Fat Chstott has gone to Sew
ard to stay with her daughter,
Loma Keeler turned over
their Jeep Monday near Joe
Booth’s on the Sterling High
way. She was not seriously
injured tut did sustain a cut
on Jier head. The windshield
of the Jeep was broken.
The Movie "The Iron Mis-'
tress" will be shown Friday
night,' March 25 at the school.
The movie is sponsored by the
Anchor Point Community Club
with donations going toward a
community building.
The MBthodists are holding
a pot luck dinner and fellow
ship on Sunday, March 27 at;
the Keelers. Consnunion Ser
vices . will be conducted by
Reverend Nelson : Moyer at 4
p.m. and dinner, will follow.
COURT MATERIALS ARRIVE
Floyd Hatfield brought in
five, 1000-gallon septic
tanks this week from Anchor
The.fcig jtanks will he
used in the construction of
a trailer court across from
the Yah, Sure Club building.
Ac eord ing to Jim Raynolds,
who is building the court,
the ground work for construc
tion will get underway next
week* Considerable sewer
pipe is already on hand for
the project and it will be
put down first. ,_
Case lot sales
save vou $$$
BUY QUANTITY
BUY QUALITY
HOMER FOOD
CENTER •
pair directors BELT
The board of directors of
the Homer Fair Assn, will
meet Sunday at 2 p.m* to look
over .an -area proposed as a
site for a gun range. East
Wednesday the directors heard
Gene King and Ora Jones tell
of the* safety features that
rould be in operation on any
range operated by a local gun
oluh that would be affiliated
rrith the National Riflemen's
association. it "as agreed
that the land, if used for a
range, should be leased to
the club..- The club could
then make its own arrange
mehts with .the National Guard
■which is also interested in a
rifle range. .
Paul Chocniette was also
■i present at the ^fcdnesday
meeting to diLscuss the pos
sibility of getting space on
the fair grounds for an arch
ery club* range. He gave a
brief explanation of archery
contests and the- regulations
involving safety factors.
TWO FREIGHTERS SCHEDULED
According to tho Alaska
Steamship Company freighter
schedule, the M3 Square Knot
will sail from Seattle on
March 30 and -ipril 36 for Ho
mer and other xlaskan ports*
N;jrnJCKET ^ $26.95
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