CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(cont. fro® Page D
made two recommendations,
f<rst that a ledger book be
purchased and used and second
that a duplicate receipt book
be purchased and used. The
report itself was turned over
to the president and the new
and past treasurers to
straighten out.
Don Smith, who represented
the Chamber at the McKay din"
ner in Anchorage last Saturday
night, reported that while
the dinner was a pleasant af
fair there was nothing of any
value in it as far as the
Chamber was concerned. He
said that the Chamber need not
feel obligated to pay for the
dinner as the money might bet
ter be spent elsewhere. He
also reported that 200 folders
and information sheets were
taken to the Anchorage Cham
ber of Commerce office for
distribution to the inquiring
public.
MINISTER ARRIVES
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Weimer
and small daughter Becky, of
Lacyville, Pennsylvania, have
arrived in Homer. Rev.1 Wei
ner will act as replacement
for Rev. Dale Davis, of the
<*race Baptist Church, who ex
pects toleave with his family
about August IP for a 6 to 8
month visit to the states.
Rev.Davis and family will re
turh to Homer in Spring.
Rev. Weimer will address
the Sunday morning services
of the Grace Baptist Church.
BIRTHS ■
A daughter was born at Sel".
dovia fearly Monday morning,
July 19, 1954 to Mr. and Mrs.
Trygvie Ulricksen of Homer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester DuFour
are the proud parents of a
baby daughter born in Seward
Wednesday, July 21, 1954. The
baby weighed 5. pounds, 15
ounces.
LLK'S DANCE ’SATURDAY NITE
FOR SECRETARIAL
OR BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE SEE
MARIAN KOEPPEL
AT THE
00N E. SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY
v
CHAT AND CHEW
AT THE
HOMER CLUB
L CAFE
FOR THE BEST
IN FOOD ANO DRINK
WE C ATER TO
BANQUETS
PICNIC LUNCHES .;
WEDDING PARTIES ''
ON'THE 10WER ROAD
SMALL BOAT HARBOR
(cont. from Page U
Engineers for final writing
for submission to Congress.
A House committee- was re”
cently presented with the on*
nibus ravers and harbors bill
which did not include the Ho”
mer project. Delegate Bart”
lett states that it is possi
ble that the Cook Inlet re
port will be sent to Congress
before the Senate considers
the omnibus bill. Should this
occur he says that he will
urge inclusion of our so?all
boat harbor in the omnibus
bill.
It eight be noted that
there are 17 distinct steps
through which the Homer pro
ject must progress before ac
tual construction commences.
.At the present time the pro
ject appears to be delayed in
the Bureau of the Budget des
ignated as step 10.
Those interested in the
project are urged to write to
the Director of the Bureau of
the Budget, Washington, D. C.
and the Secretary of the Army
to push the Homer small boat
harbor.
WORKING AT IGLOO
Dddy DeSylva is working at
the Igloo so that Jim Clemans
■can ; give more time to his
watch repair business which
is located in the Igloo buil
ding.
LEAVE, FOR SELCOVIA
.Mr.and Mrs. Pete Poison of
Homer left this week for Sel~
dovia where Mr. Poison will
be employed in the Seldovia
Pay Packing company cannery.
TANK MEN HURT
. The condition of Levi Wil
liams, most seriously injured
of the three workers hurt in
last Saturday's accident at
the Spit, was given as "fair"
at the Providence hospital in
Anchorage thi s week. Wi Hi ams
and two other men, Alfred Van
Brunt and Robert McKoin, were
injured when the staging in~
side.the new oil tank col
lapsed.
Williams suffered a broken
thigh and heel and possibly a
broken back. Van Brunt recei
ved back injuries and McKoin
an- injured heel. They were
flown to Anchorage by the 10th
Air Rescue.
All of the men are employ
ees of the Puget Sound Sheet
Metal company and are from
Seattle.
TAKES PIG HALIBUT
• Kenny Masters hooked a 7S
lb. halibut off the lock last
week.
BUY EARLY—BE SURE
FLANNEL SHIRTS
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JEANS, /. Y)& d it Uhl ihe d
BLOUSES
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NATIONAL GUARD
(cont. from Page 1)
that federal participation in
such a building program could
be obtained. He further sug
gested a "one-half unit Amr.
ry" that would cost approxi
mately $100,000.
The building would be paid
for on a one-to-three match
ing basis. In addition to
their portion of the final
cost the PUD would be required
■to pay half of the cost of
drawing up - the final plans
(an estimated £3,000), and
provide water, sewage, elec
tricity, parking facilities
and roads. If the building
were to be used as a basket
ball court, the PUD would al
so have to pay for a hardwood
floor, bleacners and lockers.
The letter will be discus
sed at length during the July
2P meeting of the PUD direc
tors.
PUD NEWS NOTES
The 1953 real and personal
property tax statements are
being sent out as rapidly as
they are prepared. It is ex
pected that all tax state
ments for 1953 will be but
beforeiAugust T, 1964.
The. delincment tax roll
for the years 1951 and 1952
was forwarded to the PUD at
torney, Mrs. Juliana Wilson,
for approval and presentation
to the District Court. A co
py of the roll is posted at
the PUD office.
Pull information is being
gathered concerning the equip-,
cent to be placed in the
Health Center. Dr. Armstrong
of Seldovia has written to
Howard Myhill offering to sell
certain equipment at a good
reduction from the original
cost. Dr. Provensha will be
furnished all information
available on equipment, tem
porary housing preparations,
temporary office space as soon
as possible.
The RID has made the final
payment of the Wagnermobile
forklift truck on the dock.
RETURN PROM CHUG I Aft
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gnad
returned Tuesday from Chugiak
where they had been visiting
a daughter.
Announcement
‘RILL- RAPICK of Anchor Point,
is now associated with
[NnREME REALTY of Anchorage
LUf'you Lave property to sell
.ij.ST WITH NORENE
|You wil. have the benefit of
:an established organization
iwhich advertises.
i,
CLASSIFIEDS
For Sale: Utility Trailer
5*10*5 with oak bed on 2 inch
I bear. Also large tent. See
Rev. Dale Davis
For Sale: Lot on CT road be
tween Holt and Lester DuFour
property* 1 acre, '£600. See
Don Sttith at Insurance Agency
For Sale: Soall Yukon Stove,
bo* type, uses 24 inch wood.
Complete with pipe, roof saf
ety and roof jack. "Used two
'Booths. Cost £25.50. Will
sell for £12.50. See at Rex
‘ Elliot’s Metal Shop
CAS STOLEN
About a half tank of gas
and the gas cap was stolen
fro® Pob Edlund’s new Ford
station wagon Tuesday night
as it stood parked in front
of the Elk’s hall. Pob dis
covered the loss as he was
rushing to get a stretcher
for a ®an who had suffered a
heart attack and who was later
flown to Anchorage to the ihos"
pital. He says that he has e
good idea who drained the gas
fro® the car.
Edlund flew a Mr. Hunr.
phreys to Anchorage early
Wednesday oorning in the CAP
rescue plane after the latter
had suffered an apparent heart
attack. Edlund reports that
by the ti®e the plane reached
Anchorage, Hu®phreys was ®uch
i©proved end was placed under
the care of a doctor there.
ENJOY WEINER ROAST
A weiner roast and baseball
gafioe was enjoyed by the young
people of the Grace Baptist
Youth Fellowship on Friday
night at Green Tieobers.
JULY 15
CLUB WINNER
No. 69.-UNPAID —
MARION'S APPAREL
WINNER OF THE
FREE CREASE JOB
AT AL'S GARAGE
j MR. WOODRUFF
FOR THE BEST
OF SERVICE AND THE
FINEST HOSPITAIT Y
IN HOMER
SEE
HAROLD AND ELECTA
AT THE
STERLING
BAR and
LIpUOR STORE
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