STILL MO STEh OILS
Just so no one will assume that this
will be the permanent form of the Homer
News, we hasten to state that our sten
cils are. on order, in two separate or
ders, to make sure one set gets here«
There is no "Place in the Territory we can
get these stencils« We contacted a sales
man from Seattle who was here last week
only to find that he gets his stencils
from the same firm we deal with* So
until this Seattle agency gets our sten-.
cils to us, (which should be sometime,
this weekend) we will have to publish„
the HOMER NErfS "in this form,
RECEPTION SCHEDULED
A recaption for all of the teachers
of the Homer school will be held Thurs
day, October 7, at the Lowney home on
the East road« The reception. i>s being
sponsored by the Homer Women*s Club*
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICS NEEDED ■
According to Mrs* Jim Scott, a number
of back issuesofthe National Geographic
Magazine are needed to complete the lib
rary's files which extend back to tgtg*
Mrs* Scott urges' that all persons who
have taken National Geographies from the
library in the bast return them a$:;soon
as possible* A 'partial list of missing
magazines is printed here* The rest of
the list will be printed next week
-by Vi Bailey
The NEWS has a new correspondent in
Anchor Point starting this week, Mrs«
Fred (Vi) Bailey will be. writing the
-news of that area in the absence of tier*
nadine Mutch,
„• Eighteen members of the Anchor Point
Homemakers Club attended the meeting at
the home of Verna Clendenen last week*
Officers elected during the meeting were;
Ethel Johnson^ President; Inez Clendenent
vice presidentt and Louvie Chapmant sec
ret ary- treasurer*
Typhoid immunizations are being admin
istered at the school by Ruth Hursh, pub
lic health nurse„ The first series was
given September 16, the second September
23 and the final shot will be given Sepr
tember ■$<?,
Kenneth Rick ley, who has been on
leave from his job as Anchor Point post
master, takes over his duties again on
October i, He is busy ejecting a build
ing located 3I4 of a mile north of the
Anchor River which will serve, as the new
post office. _
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