C*?IN SITES UP
Two cabin sites in’the Ho~
Eeb area are included in the
latest drawing at the Anchor
age Land Office. The sites
are in the general area east
of the airport and between
the Pay and the Last End Road.
Price of the sites has been
set at £50 each. Fortrs for
entering the drawing are a*
vailable at the Conr-tri ssioner ’s
office. Deadline for filing
is 4 p.ir. Friday, August IP.
NEW SIGNS UP
J. C. Reynolds has recei
ved his new St rout Realty
signs aad has placed their in
front of his office.
PTfl MEETING /
Officers of the Homer FT A
will treat at the hotre of Mrs.
Margaret Pate Tuesday, Aug.I7
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GROCERIES
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PIPLE SCHOOL PROGRAM
About 40 children have
been participating7in the va~
cation Pible school during
the past two week^*f ‘ The clo
sing program for the school
will be held at the.Methodist
church tocorrpw.night (Friday)
at 8 p .cp . Fjvsg. adults have
been working with the’children
in the school.1 They include
Mrs. jiva Carlson and Mrs.Carl
Kibbey,. beginners; Mrs, Lois
Lawrence and Miss Helda Wythe,
prior’ary,- and Rev. Helson Moy
er, jCrnibrs
The school has been held
in the Skyway Theatre buil
ding.
VISIT PRIiFLY -
Mr. and Mrs Henry Straub
of Anchorage visi ted the Glen
Johnson hone in Hooer Sunday.
Their daughter, Sylvia, had
been visiting the Johnsons
since Friday.’ ?.
4-H CAMP CALLED OFF
The 4-H sufferer cai-p sched
uled to be held at King’s Lake
this week, was called off due
to the polio epid eerie at An
chorage and Seward.
GENERAL INSURANCE
FIRE-CASUALTY-SURETY
WE ARE PROUD TO OFFER
LIABILITY INSURANCE
WITH THE MARYLAND
CASUALTY COMPANY
PHONE AO ■ .
PATE INSUABCE AGENCY
SEE NEXT WEEKS NEWS
FOR NEWS OF v.
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SCOUTS Hl
Thirteen Poy Scouts and
their Scout Master, Ted Wythe,
and Assistant Scout Vaster,
Pill Franieh, went up to the
scout cabin on the hill last
weeke'nd* to work on the bail"
ding and grounds. The boys
cleaned the place up, d#g
trenches and trade trinor re-'
pairs until Sunday afternoon
when their parents arrived to
lend a hand.- After the arri
val of the elders, seventeen
bunks were built in. the up
stairs of the cabin.
With the work finished a
chile feed w£s furnished by
the boys with the ©others
furnishing salads and cakes.
£cout,Vaster Wythe reports
that the boys'received a tre~
irendous boost, in ©orale fro©
the visit of the parents.
Parents and'friends atten
ding were! Vr. and Vrs.
Clyde Wythe and Vrs. Wythe’s
sister, Viss’Nelda Wythe,Viss
tileen Heglund, Vr. and Vrs.
Eddie Franklin and son, Vr.
and Vrs. Harry Oregon re and
three sons, Vr. an4.Vrs. Pob
kranich, Vr. and Vrs. Jiff
Scott and three children, Vr.
and Vrs. Fran* Campbell, and
Vr. and Vrs. Harry Hegdahl1.
ELKS TO VEIT ' -
about .15 ©effbers - of the
Seward Elks Hodge are expec
ted to arrive in Hotrer Satur
day to take part in the local
lodge ©eeting and’initiation
to be held at ~:30 Saturday
night at the Elks Hall. A
dance .will follow the ©eeting.
HUNTERS
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Cecil Wyant attended the
Democratic party caucus in
Seward Sunday as a delegate
of the Homer . Democrats. The
caucus chose Jack Werner of
Seward to run for the Senate
to fill out the unexpired tercr
of the late John F. Gorsuch.
Thefe >ere no local PePub
licans attending the GOP cau-L
cus in Anchorage where Mrs. <r
Gorsuch was chosen as a can-■
did ate to oppose Werner for
the seat.
Sl/ALL GIRL HURT
Carmen Maxwell, small dau
ghter of to* and Vrs. Lloyd
Maxwell, received a deep cut
over her left eye Wednesday
afternoon while playing with
a cutener knife. Howard \ty~
hill placed two stitches in
the cut to close it.
CAP TO MBIT TUESDAY
Commander Hob B^dlund of the
Homer CAp Squadron states
that the CAP meeting {bat'was
to be held Tuesday, August 10
will be held Tuesday, August
17.
VISIj
Dean an4, lone Watson of
Anchorage sfjent a few days in
Hoir-er this week visiting
friends. Dean is a truck
salesman for tfje Anchorage
Puick Center in Anchorage.
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