SUBSCRIPTIONS JUMP
Response to ttte special
thr-months subscription of
far made by the HOMER NEWS
has bean excellent, according
to Editor Bill Raver, Sub
scriptions have more than
tripled, Raver said, and tne
HOMER NEWS now reaches more
people than at any time in
its existence
In view of the fine- re
sponse the subscription offer
will be extended to December
t, so that many of those al
ready signed up may send it
as Christmas g^fts to friends
and **elatives,
The HOMER NEWS has received
Territory-wide recognition,'
the editor said, and has ini
tiated an exchange program
which includes nearly every
weekly newspaper in the Ter
ritory and the Alaska Weekly
of Seattle.
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LEGION TO HOLD PARTY
The American Legion and
Auxiliary are having a belated
Hallowe'en Party at the Yah,
Sure Club on SaturdayA Novem
ber t-j, at 8 P* m.
G(^mesf food and dancing
will be enjoyed by the mem
bers, Doughnuts will be fur
nished but those desiring ci
der should bring their oun
jug,
All eligible Legion and
Auxiliary members are cordi
ally invited,
SCIENCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULED
Alaska's 195*;? Sixth Alaskan
Science Conf erence mill be
held at the University the
first week of June, according
to an announcement frorr th'e
University,
Joseph Cain, secretary
treasurer of the Arctic
Branch of the American Associ
at ion for the Advancement of
Science, said the host -organ
ization expects approximate
ly 500 persons to attend,
FACULTY TO JUDGE
Three faculty members from
the Universt ty of Alaska's de
partment of arts ana letters
will judge tne manuscripts
submitted to the ‘writers'
■contest being conducted by
the Alaska chapter of the
League of Western Reiters
Judges are Ur ■ 'Minnie E
Nells, head cf the English
department; Richard //, Byrns,
professor of English, and Dr.
Nilliam h. i'a gee, associate
professor of English
by•Viola Bailey
(Ed* Note - Due to the lack
of space last week we were
unable to include the Anchor
Point News* )
Mr* and Mrs* Robert Wil
liams lost part of the roof
ing of their„ house due to the
h igh wi r.d s re c ent l.y<*
Most of the Anchor Pointers
are busy trying to finish up
summer fobs before freeze up*
Mr ana Mrs* Clint Thur
mond have gone to Anchorage
for the winter, as Clint is
employed there
The ULA has been working
in this section ana will star,
Starisky Creek very soon
Mr, Granville visited here,
fie is Supervisor 'of Education
for the Territory,
Anchor Point members of
the national Guard who have
gone to Anchorage arey Marion
and Larry Keeler, Kivil Wil
son, Larry Clendenen and Lari
Clabo
f,rs Bernadme Mutch, firs,
Vi Chapman and Mrs, Me Iva
Clabo spent a few days in An
chorage recently,
Mrs. William Rabick was in
Anchorage recently for medi
cal care<
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STUDENTS TRAVEL
Three high school students,
Bill Kran-^ch, Bill Clyde and
Emery Rcbirts, were absent
from school last week attend
ing Rational Guard camp at
Anchorage,
Twenty-six students went
to Kenai Friday, October 2g,
and took part in soccer end
volley ball games, In the
soccer game the local team
lost t-o. In the volley ball
games the boys won and the
girls lost, Alter the games
the students inspected the
school builaing and enjoyed
refreshments The students
went to Kenai in cars driven
by Mr, Safley, Mr, Richols,
Mr, King, Mrs Matson and Mrs,
Kranich,
KEN MASTERS IK TOWN
Ken Vast er s, former r
dent of Horner, was in
over the weaken! from his i
tn Seward
stop at the
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