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If we want to be a free people, we must begin to dp what
we ought to do because we ought* to do it and hot just. iWiSn.'vre
are forced to it. This demanding that we be f*or"bdd to • be
good before being willing to behave, is the" root of much of
our trouble. Burton Parks in Better Homes and Gardens put it
this way: ,rWe*ll never reach maturity ‘in America until we
get over the idea that whatever is legal is also moral.tt
i 'No people can long maintain their freedom Unless they
are morally , worthy of it. The only alternative* to the im
position of controls from without is the exercise of controls
from within. The only alternative to being forced to do what
we ought which is a form of slavery, is to do That we ought
' because we want to—and this is the only basis on which free
dom can be built.
Let us here dedicate ourselves to showing that covetoifc
ness doesn't pay, that liberty is never license to do as we
please but only to do as we ought,’ and that freedom is only
for those who will accept the responsibilities that go along
with it* (Clipping of Note Number 71 issued by the Founda
tion For Economic Education, Inca)
HOMER AGCA ChaFTER
HOLDING MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Mrs. Beth Templeton has
announced that the Hauer ACGA
chapter will bo holding.its
annual membership drive from
now til January 31* Member-**
ship is only $1, according to
Mrs. Templeton and all are
urged to join whether they
can be active in the organi
zation or not.
The local chapter has been
active during the past sever
al months assisting the Al
aska Christian Childrens
'"Home in the care of the small.
RoehX child.
In addition to their work
with crippled children, ACCA
members are in charge of the
annual Mother's March for the
March of Dimes campaign,- Last
year they raised over «y>350
to fight polio.
PHILLIPS OIL TAKES LEASES
According to the Anchor
age Daily Times the Phillips
Oil Co. has acquired oil
leases on about 50,000 acres
of land oh the Northern Kenai
Peninsula. The #entiy of *
Phillips into the Kenai oil
land rush marks the seventh
major oil company to invest
in this area, according to
the Times. -* t
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ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO
Due to the condition of
the Haner dock* the Janu
ary sailing has been can
celed* We look forward
to the repairing of the
flock se that wd may again
continue to ’serve the
Western ^enai Peninsula
through Homer*
WYTHE (i SON
Local Agent
WOMENS CLUB MEETS
The Hcmer Womens Club met
January 5:&t the 'home of Mrs*
Leola Thane* It was announc
ed that an endeavor will be
made to get the ^uonset hut
in shape for *the next meeting
The building /will be sot up
on the Legion property and
nejct spring a permanent foun
dation vdll bC put .down ifthen
conditions permit*
A ‘nominating committee
-composed of Ethel Scott,
chairman, Biddug Waddell, Le
ola Thome, Esther Anderson
and Natalie Hewlett was sel
ected# The committee is to
have a slate of *. candidates
ready for the March meeting*
. The club planned a paper
bound book sale and dllma
Maxwell was appointed chair
man* Anyone wishing to do
nate books may contact any
member of the club*
Esther Anderson reported
on the mental health bill
telling of the need for such
a mental* health program.
Hostesses for the program
wore Helen Hall, and Dorothy
Hollis.
SERVICE.
With the *coming of the
new year we are looking
forward to another year
of service to our many
customers in Hie nomer
Area* We have addbd Lust
rol to our cleaning* pro
cess to give better
cleaning results* It
will remain our policy to
be on the alert for other
new processes to increase
our service to you*
! i K A * '{
Donft forget; our Gibson
Iin3 of suits* The new
catalog is due in soon*, *
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HOMER CLEANERS
POLIO CONTAINERS posted
tors. Beth Tunpleton, pres
ident of the aCCa placed the
March of Dimes coin boxes
around the community ‘of Homer*
She stated that the members,
of the aCCA plan to conduct
the mother's March on January
31 as they did last year.
IMMUNE SERUM AVAILABLE .
Public Health Nurse Iris
Jette says there is ah Immune
Scrum ‘ that can be given to
babies a year old or less,
that will prevent or lessen
the seriousness of measles.*
If your baby has been exposed
to measles, it would be wise
to have him immunized, she
said, This can be done at
the Health Center by Mss
Jette, Hours at the Center
are 1 to 3 p,m., Monday thru
Friday or by appointment.
CLEAR $75 ON SHOW
The Girl Scouts cleared
$75 on their movie last Tues
day night, according to Lois
Lawrence, The scouts wish to
extend their thanks to the
public for the support. The
money will be used for tools"
for handcraft • arid c equipment
for the summer camp.
LOIS LAWRENCE APPOINTED .
NEW HOMER WELFARE aGENT
t ;Mrs. ' Lois' " Lawrence has >
been appointed Homer welfare
agent succeeding Hope;- V^ant,
Her office will be at the Ex
tension office and her hours
will be from 1 to h on Friday
afternoons.
A OCA TO GIVE AWAY
BEAUTIFUL uxItiK CQaT
The Alaska Crippled Child
, ren*s Association has an
..nounced that they are
. .giving away a beautiful mink
coat at a showing of Alaskan
movies in anchorage January
23. •
The coat was donated to
the *aGCA by Mrs, Virginia
Brown of Nome, and is valued
at $2,000.
The show will be held at
the municipal auditorium and
donations of $1 will entitle
the donor to a ticket on the
coat. Of the $1, 00 coats
will go to the Nome Youth
Center and 50 cents to the
local ACCA chapter.
Tickets can be gotten at
Vega*s Art & Gift Shop in
Homer.
FIRST A ID CLASSES PUNNED
All perspns .interested in
taking a Red Cross first aid
course are asked to be at the
Homer school January 2& at
8 p.m. At that time it willl
be decided what nights it
' will be most convenient for
ythe majority to attend class
es , The course is 18 hours
and class periods will be
two hours in length. Persons
who have had first aid will
find a new method of artifi
cial respiration and other
changes,
daughter born
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greg
oire are the. parents of a
daughter bom January 8 at
Seidovia*. The new one has
- been warned Paula Yvonne and
she weighed 8 lbs. 1$ oz.
THANK YOU
I would like to take this opportun
ity to thank all of the .patrons and
friends of the Kachem^k Bar for your
patronage during the past year* It has
been a pleasure to serve you*
vtfe have closed up shop for a• couple
of months while I am working in Kodiak*
irfhen the Kachemak is open again some re
modeling will have been done and we will
be back in business in better style than
* -.ever*
*. Thanks again for everything and I
•’"* am looking forward to my return t#
Homer and The * -Kachemak*
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