YOU KNOW.
t'VE &EEN THINKING...
As we study the New Testa
, ment we read of a parable of
. one sowing seed with the re
sults. Let us use our imag
ination for just a moment and
change it to the "Parable of
the Blower."
Behold the blower went
forth to blow; and as he
"blowed", some seed of gossip
fell by the wayside, and the
foul ear picked it up and de
voured the good brother whom
it concerned.
Some fell to the phoney
Christian, and having not
much worth, straightway, he
sprang up out of his chair of
doing nothing and telephoned
his neighbor, and when he
hung up, hie neighbor was
scorched, and his love with
ered away.
And his brother who fell
among thorns, not knowing how
the tale grew up, was. choked,
and lo! he perished. But
luckily some fell to the good
man and brought forth pity,
so he "squashed" it, and he
continued to gather of the
blessings a hundred fold,
sixty fold, and thirty fold.
He that hath ears to hear,
1st him heat, but he that
hath a tongue, let him keep
hia mouth shut.
A thought for the week: It»
is not so much the size of
the dog in the fight as it is
th* size of the fight in the
do* that bounts.
Ray Green, Church of Christ,
HOMER SCHOOL TO BE
REPRESENTED AT CHICAGO MEET
The Homer Territorial
school will be represented at
the National Education Assoc
iation conference in Chicago
during the first week in July
by two homesteading puppets
and their log cabin, accord
ing to Mrs, Jack Scavenius
of Fairbanks, an Alaskan del
egate to the conference.
The items from the Honor
school were made by Gay Adams
fifth grade teacher in the
local school.
TAX RETURN COPIES AVAILABLE
Extra copies of the per
sonal property tax form have
been placed in the postoffioe
for those who may have failed
to receive one from the PUD,
according to Homer Thompson,
PUD manager.
f
Serving the Western Kenai
with Power,
Homer
Electric
A ssn.
Read you? meter Monday,
June 30th*
TO CUT MORE TREES
Whitey Schenck Trill be
Cutting down more trees this
summer on the Ken Heath prop
erty just east of his own
four acres behind, the FNA of
ficer. ■ He has cleared his own
property now and has burned
most of the brush. The Nel
son brothers set their saw up
on the Schenck property and
turned out several thousand
board feet of fine lumber
during the winter and spring,
GIRL SCOUTS T'lKE HIKE \
' Members of the Wild Rose
Patrol of Girl Scou| vTroop I
participated in an overnight
hike Friday night, . They went
dp to the old schoolhouse on
the hill to spend .the night
and returned Saturday morning
Mrs,, Cecil Wyant, chaperoned
the girls on the^r rather
damp excursion.
PLANS ADDITIONAL BUILDING
F, E, Hollis of tha- Inlet
Service states that he hopes
to get started this weak on
the construction of another
building beside the station
to be used as a greasing room
and a tire shop. Pilings
were put down some time ago
end the present tire shop
moved back to make room for
the new addition, i£
LIBRARY BOiRD TO MEET
The directors of the Homer
Public Library,will meet Juno
23 at the library, according
t o Mrs, Ruth Ne wman, . pre s i - -
dent of the board.
i
HENNING N* JOHNSON
Registered
Land Surveyor
Sub-division Planning -ly \J
Construction Survey,i,ng7
Topographical Surveying
BIBLE SCHOOL
TO START MONDAY
The daily vacation Bible
school of the Church of
Christ will get under:;ay*Mon- .
day, June 20, according to.*
Ray Green. The school trill •’
last through July 1.
NELDA WYTHE R 'DIO GUEST
N$lda Wythe, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Wythe, ^sis
r a guest of the' Homer News
Radio Station Friday night.
She was inter vie trod concern
in'; the University of Alaska,
having,- just- • completed her
freshman year there.
ED JONES VISITING HERE
Ed Jones of Vaughan, ,ln.,
is visiting with his brother
Ora Jonesr and family. He
drove up‘over the highway,
arriving:last week.
STILL IN-'HOSPITAL
Mrs. C. E. Carlson will be
in the Seldovia hospital
about another two weeks, ac
cording to her daughter, Mrs.
Ora Jones.
BURNING STUMPS
Harold Billups has -been
busy burning stumps on his
land. He is being assisted
by Roger/Bolton, Mrs.Billups*
son, who is visiting them.
i
I'M ON
MY WAY
to the Yah
Sure where I
know that I
will have a
good t ime
everytime»
YAH. SURE CLUB ' '■
REPAIRING HOOF
Burt Bachman7 has been at
vrork repairing the roof on
the Dari-Delite building this
fleck*’; -' He has had ' consider
able trouble flith the roof
and this time he hopes to end
all of the trouble. High
~inds last Tbll started the
trouble and thingsvjust have
not been right since, accord
ing to; Burt.
NEW MAH AT CAA STATION
George’ Malitors has joined
the staff of the Homer CAA
station. 'Mrs. Malitors and
three children, Luana, Brian
and Milo, have made the move
to Homer and afe living in
the Station quarters.
Before coming to Homer
Malitors uas stationed at
Lake Minchumina in the Inter
ior and prior to that at
Fairbanks.
3URV55Y ‘STILL NCtf COMPLETE
A
The business license sur
vey of the PUD is still not
complete, according to Homer
Thompson, HJD manager. He
stated that ho flould like to
urge all of those flho have
not completed the question
naire to do so end return it
to the PUD office as soon as
possible in order i;hat the
PUD may submit their list to
the tax commissioner.
, MEATS
We have the finest se
lection of quality meats
in town specially chosen
for you# Don’t miss our
meat department-. <
HOMER
FOOD CENTER
YOU - HARVEST
WHAT YOU PLANT!
uo:
Tfes, 'Wvery gardener knows that you harvest just
what you planti If you plant onions, you get on
ions (and maybe a few weeds).*«but at any rate,
you can’t expect to see carrots.or radishes spring
up in the garden*
Trading at home is just the same way* When you spend your
dollars locally you can expect to see them returny sooner
or later, to your qwn pocket* You pay the merchant, he
pays the next man and po on until your dollars come hack
,to .you.
Whan you .spend your |dollars elsewhere they are gone from
the community, 'never to he seen again. B.e a wise buyer
and spend your dollars at home where—you have a chance to
aaa .them augain. * ■ " •
YOtf R
O ;t L' ’
'TRADE-AT-HOME
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MERCHANTS
-'14iS’s
INLET SPORT SHOP
• \
BANK OF HCMBR
, REX*S IffiTAL WORKS
. VERN MOTCtf'DFlUGS
bay cl Others
1 HCMER FOOD CENTSR
DON' E* SMITH, INS.
PIONEER HARDWARE
TERMINAL OIL SALES
UMINSKTS
INLET SERVICE