ANCHOR POINT
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Price
and children have arrived
back at Anchor Point after
spending the winter in Kan
sas. They have cone to stay
this time according to Mr*
Price.
Mrs. Myrtle Meckel left
last week for Fairbanks where
she is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Goolsby
are back at their home after
spending the winter in Anch
orage .
Mrs. Doris^ Paraday and son
Joe leave this week for Sel
dovia where she will be em
ployed at the Seldovia Pack
ing Co.
Here’s one for Ripley—
Ralph Weaver opened up one of
Bill Clendenen’s hens that
had died and found- 13 fully
developed eggs, some hard,
some soft shells.
Since last week’s news we
found that' Commissioner Gene
King and Rev. Nelson Moyer
both will speak at graduation
exercises. Also, since the
Arne Murto’s have returned
home from Anchorage, Pauline
Murto is to be added to the
» list of 8th grade graduates.
NURSES MEET
The Homer NUrses Associa
tion met Tueaday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Milt Aim.
Seven members were present,
and Mrs. Elsa Touscher of
Anchor Point was a guest.
New* classifieds bring re
sults end cost only 3 cents a
word.
COMMUNITY CHORUS :
DISBANDS FOB SUMMER
Members of the Community
Chorus have voted not to hold
the Spring Concert scheduled
for May SI, according to Mrs.
Marian Koeppel, Chorus direc
tor* The decision was made,
the director said, because of
the heavy schedule of social
events planned for that week.
A concert will be held in
Fall, she said.
The Chorus also decided to
discontinue practices until
work is begun on the Fall
concert. 1
SECOND GRADE NEWS
By Betty Gjosund
Our class won the penny
pot at P->TA Friday night. We
had 12 parents and Mrs.Hatch
er at the meeting.
Fam Waddell says they now
have running water in her
house.
Arnold Nielsen said the
ice is melting on their lake
and there are many birds,
squirrels and camp robbers
near by.
Bonnie Thompsons brother
Charles had a birthday party
on Saturday*
Mike Pate’s sister Patty
had a birthday party on Sun
day*
Ronnie Parks made a toy
boat with an anchor, life
boat, and suitcases.
Brad Nixon played in an
old car on Sunday.
Betty Gjosund and her fam
ily went across the Bay to
find a place to build a cab
in*
Lissa Moe brought a little
circus to school for us to
see’*
• * David Choquette and Mike
Pate were playing baseball on
Thursday afternoon.
June, Harrington went to
Lissa's church on Sunday.
Marvin Bellamy got a tur
tle for learning his Sunday
School verses.
Roald Ost went to Circle
Hot Springs and now we have
23 pupils again.
NSW NURSE IN JULY
According to word received
by the Homer Health Council,
Miss Iris Jette will be the
new Public Health Nurse for
the Peninsula. Sh© is ex
pected to arrive about the
first or second week in July.
Miss Jette has been working
in Unalakleet for the past
six years* She will replace
Mrs. Ruth Harsh who is re
signing later this month.
FORT GRAHAM TEACHER LEAVES
Mrs. Sadie Howard, Port
Graham school teacher, has
finished he.r year at the vil
lage school- and returned to
her home in Fairbanks.' She
will teach in Fairbanks next
year#
Paul Choquette brought her
to Homer#
NEWELLS BACK IN PORT GRAHAM
Mr# and Mrs. Robert New
'ell of Seattle were flown in
to Port Graham this week#
Newell is with the Fi&algd
Island Paoking company#
A’-'ABES '.PRESENTED AT
30Y .300UT COURT OF H)NCR
awards for Tendeirf oot,
Second Class, First Class and
Star Scouts were presented at
the Boy Scout Court of Honor
held at the May 6th meeting
of the -Homer Parent-Teachers
.association. The awards were
presented by Ted Wythe,, past
Scoutmaster, Harry Gregoire,
Sr., waa appointed new Scout
master.
Star inward was presented
to Ray Kranich, First Class
awards to Robert Seitz and
Pat Scott,Second Class awards
to Nelson Moyer, Bill Hollis,
Harry Gregoire, Jr., and Rob
ert Hegdahl, and Tenderfoot
awards to Donald Bellamy and
Gordon Franklin.
Merit badges were awarded
to William Carlson, Charles
Gjosund, Robert Seitz, Jimmy
Gfrcham and Homer Herndon.
Daye Schroer is the pres
ent Scoutmaster.
FACULTY' DUMPS'KIDS
In the absence of the two
top grades,, the high school
faculty softball team soundly
trounced the high school team
22 to 12 last Friday after
noon.
Bob Safley and Orville
Waddell pitched the winning
team to victory while Lee
Browning and Phillip Nichols
were the losing pitchers*
Rev. Nelson Moyer was the
umpire for the game.
Classified advertising is in
expensive and it brings re
sults.
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MAKE THE PIONEER HARDWARE
YOUR 1955 GARDEN HEADQUARTERS
Now is the time to plan your 1955 garden program and you will find many
items in stock at the Pioneer Hardware to get ,your 1955 garden eff to a .
good start# We surprised ourselves with the following list of some of
the garden and related items in stock regularly at the PIONEER HARDWARE#
Come in and avail yourself of the convenience pf- personal selection# Fanil
and garden bulletins available free and the; popular SUNSET books on garden
subjects for sale# .1- * ‘ * '
iferiLIZERS
Morcrop
Marina-Fisb
10-20-10
SOIL CONDITIONERS
Black Magic
Kri ilium
PUNT FOODS j
Hyponex
Plant Tabs
Plant Chem
INSECTICIDES
Carcc-X
Soildusto
Black Leaf 40
WEED KILLERS
Weedone
Cro West Bait
SEEDS
Vegetable
Flowers
Field Crops,
special order
Crebent lawn Seed
Alaska Special Mix
TOOLS
Hand Cultivators
of all kinds
Square & Spike
Sprayers
Garden Hose
Rakes, Hoes &
Hosettes
Beauty Barrows
Sprinkling Cans •
Crass Hooks
POULTRY SUPPLIES
Feeders - Hudson
Fountains, 3 styles,
Chick Founts
Incubator thermometers
Brooder thermometers
PET SUPPLIES
Parakeet Cages
Parakeet Seed
Parrot Seed
Canary Seed
Keet Treat and
Toys
Parakeet Baths
& Feeders
Dog Brushes
Dog Collars
Tie out Chains
Dog Feeding
Dishes
MISCELLANEOUS
Rootone
Trans plant on®
Fix
Hot Kaps
Vita Bands
Livestock Spray
Chaperone (dog off)
Planters
Small Clay Pots
Pet Licks
Stock Salt
Green Thumb
Garden Gloves