ANCHOR PT.
by Bernadine Mutch
The Anchor Point Community
Club will Beet tomorrow night
(Friday) at the Paul Walters
home. The primary topic of
discussion will be the com
munity, building for Anchor
Poi n’t.
The Anchor Point Homemakers
Club will meet Friday, August
13, for a potluck luncheon at
the home of Mrs,Patrick John
son on the North Fork Road.
Miss Vena Clark will be a
guest.
A Methodist Sunday School
is being started in Anchor
Point this Sunday, August 8,
at 10 a.m. It will meet at
the Eason home and there will
be classes for all ages from
pre~school through adult.
TRY A NEWS CLASSIFIED
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here from Montana
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rieke
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Burns
of Wolf Creek, Montana, have
been visiting friends in the
Homer area this past week.
Mr. Rieke is head of the Rieke
Metal Products company with
factories in Indiana and in
England. The Riekes were Ho
mer visitors last year when
they eame in to hunt bear.
LIBRARY FLAPS S*LE
The Homer Public Library
plans a Parcel Post Sale for
August 15, according to a
mimeographed announcement
found in the local stores.
Local folks are being asked
to send a package containing
an item worth a dollar and
the item will sell for a dol
lar just as it comes from the
mail, hence; the name "Parcel
Post Sale.”
GIVEN SHOWER
Mrs.Bea Davis was guest of
honor at a personal shower on
Thursday, July 29, at Mrs.
Gene Browning’s residence.
Twenty-four ladies attended
the shower.
Mrs.Gene Browning and Mrs.
Harry Gregoire were co-host
esses, and Mrs. Klemet Klem*
entsen had charge of games.
Two large cakes, beautifully
decorated, highlighted the
refreshments.
HELP HOMER GROW
SHOP
. HOMER FOOD CENTER
AND CHECK THE
WEEKLY SPECIALS
CASE LOT SALES
COST PLUS 107o CASH
MONARCH DUE W
The Coastal Monarch, an
Alaska Steamship freighter,
will be in Hotter secretaire be?”
tween the 13th and 16th of
this ttonth,according to Wythe
and Son, local agent for the
cottpany. Included , in the
load will be supplies for the
HEA installation here as well
as the usual grocery and cis
cellaneous freight.
ACP DEADLINE
The deadline for work for
this year’s ACP progra® is
Septeirber/30, according to Ed
Leibenthal, extension agent.
All work ttust be cottpleted and
perfonuance reports turned in
to his office by that date, he
said.
The irinittutt guaranteed
assistance which was listed
as 1.64 acres, he said, does
not necessarily wean that
that is all local fanners will
be paid on. Usually they can
be paid more because many
fanrers will not conplete
their work, according to re
cords of past years.
HOMER VISITORS
Visiting the Homer area
over the past weekend were
Oudge J.L. McCarey and fairily
of Anchorage. A largd group
of Anchorage folks accompanied
the McCareys on their tour of
this area.
MOVES TO TOWN
Guy Waddell has moved from*
his bouse about two miles out
the East End road to his motel
in Homer. This weekend the
Homer Thompson family will
move in to the Waddell resi
dence having recently pur
chased the place.
MOVING TO KETCHIKAN
/Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Edwards
will be leaving sometime next
week for Ketchikan where he
will be employed in a mill.
The Edwards residence on the
East End road has been rented
by the Pill Raver family.
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT: 2-bedroom basement
home i block off Sterling
highway through Homer. See
Herman or Dorce Schults. Con
tact through Homer Food Cen
ter*
STUDY SEATRAINS
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The Alaska Steamship Com
pany has announced that it is
studying the use of seatrains
and car ferries for use in
the Alaskan trade. According
to the company several suc
cessful seatrain and roll-on
roll-off operations are being
conducted on the Great Lakes,
along the East and Gulf coasts
and in the Carribbean. The
salient feature of both ty£es
of cargo service i s that trai
ler vans and/or box cars are
employed as the cargo carriers
and are loaded aboard ship as
a unit, rolled on and off in
some cases and lifted on and
off by means of overhead gear
in others. Roth dry and re
frigerated cargo are handled
with Squal facility, company
president D. E. Skb'nner said.
RURAL TELEPHONE PROGRAM
The Homer Telephone compa
ny has started a rural tele
phone program by processing
the West Road line. The first
connection in the new line
will be a linkage between the
HEA office and their new
transmitter on the Lofgren
property on the west hill.
BUY EARLY FOR
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flannel shirts
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JEANS L BLOUSES
YARDAGE
MAKE YOUR CLOTHES
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fabrics
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