SCHOOL NEWS
A good tim* was had by all
teen-agers attending the dance
at the Blue Mirror last Satur
day night. The kids drought
their own records, paid 25
cents admission and bought
pop to raise a total of '$20
for their treasury,
Bob and Louise ifatli chap
eroned the dance, H"
Phillip Nichols, "went to
Uasilof Saturday wi'th his'par
ents
•' Roberta King went to Sew
ard Saturday with her parents
and 'returned Sumacy She re
ports that they had car
trouble and saw three moose.
At the tacully neeiing
Monday it was decided to cut
the recess groups from three
to two. Those in the older
building will receSs Aat one
time and those in the ne'to
school builaing another' time.
They also, d/i;Sty.sird. the pos
sibility of cAit.' ng down re- ■
cess and\noon .periods''on days
when the. weather is Lddt tut'
Mr, Grar.vi Lie ■ of -t he "depart-,
ment of' education frowned on.
the idea. The■ clock in Room
106 of the school was the of
ficial .time r piece for the
school it was decided. The
last Tuesday in each month,
will be the- regular faculty*
meeting time.
The Christmas vacation will
begin on Thursday. December '-<23
and end on Jcnuaty 3, The
re&ulur two* da} mha iksgiving
holiday will be enjoyed by
t^e Pupils; .November 2^ — 36*
PARTY PLANNED
• She American Legion and
4 ■-Auxiliary- are planning a ci
der party for Saturday,Novem~
ber \3f AU veterans in the
ar'ea are invited to attend„
The site for the thirty has not
been chosen
BROWNIE FLY-UP
The Homer Brownies will
hold their Fly-Op ceremony
and a Hallowe'en party Satur
day at 3 o'clock at the
schoolhous e,
CASE LOT
SALES SAVE.
YOU MONEY
HOMER
FOOD CENTER!
DAUGHTER BORN
A daughter was born to Mr*
and Mrs* Wally Atkinson of Ho
mer Monday, October 25, ig$4*
Tht baby wcTs born &l'the *Palm
mer hospital and has an older
brother and sister, The baby
weighed 8 lb* 10 oz.
. HALLOWE 'EH DAHCE
2, There will be a Hallowe'en
Dance at the Elks hall on
Saturday 'night, October 30.
Music will be by Marian Koep
pel, Be'ri Bachman ana Ernie
Carlson* Everyone .is invited*
AGRICULTURAL VISITORS
I* M* C. Anderson, terri
torial head of the Farm Home
Aa mini st r atn-on, and Charles
Wilson, head of the $nil Con
servation service, were in
Hom« r on busine ss last Friday
and Saturday,
YA 'SURE CLUB, SOLD
Accordiv g to the record^'
I of the Commissionerrs office,
t he )'a Sure Club has^.deen sold#
ty Ray and Shirley Lentz to
i en* y and- Hni Under son of Sel
aovia. The property is in
t’ol: ed in a legal suit over
the true ownership*
PTA TO REST ,
The Homer Parent-Teachers
Association will meet Novem
ber 5 at the schccDlhov.se, ac
cording to Homer Thompson,
president.
Topics for discussion at
thy meeting will include rec
reation facilities at the
school grounds ana the possi
bility of seising money for
the facilities; erection of
waiting shelters for children
at bus stops, and the sponsor
ship of the Boy Scouts and the
Cub Scouts.
The meeting will Oegin at
8 p. m.
SHOWS FILM
A full length movie about
Switzerland was shown to the
pupils of the Homer school
last Frida,y by Yule Kilcher,
ASC MEETING SET
There will be a meeting of
the ASC on October 29 at 8 p.
m., according to Ed Leibentital,
extension agent. They will
make up a county program to
supplement the Alaska hand
book for 1954*
library board news
The Library Board held its
monthly meeting October 21
with most of the members pres~
ent and several invited
guests
rules adopted for the
library are as follows: __
Fines must oe paid before
taking more books out, ' •*
Fines for overdue books
will oe collected at th^Yeg
ular rate of two cents per
day except- Jor holidays and
Sundays but the fine will not
exceed■ ine cost of the book
when the book is returned,
If 0 book is lost the fine
will be the cost to replace
that book or the person may
replace the book himself,
A special "Home st-eader ’s
Card" will Oe issued for $2
per year for keeping four
books for one month with the
same amount for renewal time«
Mildred Campbell was elec
ted "Memorial Fund Chairman
A special . shelf in the-Li
; brary will, oe set aside for
the memorial books*
Dvjixite . dates for the
talent snow sponsored by the
library board have been set
for November 26 a.nd 27.
SANITATION. ENGINEER HERE
Calvin finey, fie stern Alas
ka regional ua-nitation engin
eer for tne department of
Health visited Romer Tuesday
to inspect the '■'chool water
System and will make recommen
dations to the department of
education.
PUD ANNOUNCEMENT
Homer Thompson, PUD manager,
has requested that all men
who have been employed by the
PUD during the past year and
who have had changes in their
dependent status to please
stop by the office and com
plete a new N-a form♦
RIFLE FOUND ON BEACH
Margaret Pat4 has had a
good rifle waiting identifi
cation and' ctainting for al
most two weeks* It was found
on the beach the weekend of
the x6th and vjtti, and it is
presently being kebt at the
Terminal Oil- -Sal.es., office,
Since no local person has as
yet claimed the rifle, it is
believed to belong to someone
who was visiting Homer that
weekend
. SCS MEETINGS
A meeting of the board of
supervisors of the Kenai-Ka
silof soil conservation sub
district ieas held last night
at Kasilof«
The board of the Homer sub
district will t meet_ tonight
(Thursday) at the extension
office. v
PAINTS BUILDING
Vega's Art and Gift Shop
received a coat of paint last
week ana looks vpry sharp♦
The new coat is tan . with a
red trim.
TEACHER ILL
Steve Harcharik, teacher
in the Homer school, was ill
last Thursday and Friday and
unable to teach, Mrs« Dorothy
Raver substituted for him.
GOES TO ANCHORAGE
Mrs. Ruth Kilcher was in
Anchorage over the weekend,
She returned to Homer the
first of this week, and was
met at the airpore by her hus
band, yule* Tne Kilcher s
live in McNeil Canyon«
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