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THE ROVER NEWS
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AN OFFER
It is be^ng rumorec around town that
a group of local\ per vie are planning to
fight the ami/.g PHD tax rale through
legal ccvidri If is understood tfict they
have hired an Anchorage, lawyer tor that
purpose.
If the rumor is ■true we would like to
invite the g* ovf> to present their casd to
the public through our columns* They are
undoubtedly sincere and t 'el that their
cause :is fust and should receive the de
liberate study at all of the people in
the drstric+*
* Equal space will be given, of course,
to any opposition to their action so that
the public may re'ari the facts ‘ of both
sides acid judge accordingly,
SCHOOL REVS " -: '
Merrill Hatcher, principal of the Hp
mer Territorial school, reports t/iat the
present scnool enrollment stands at so*
Pupils♦ TViis is an all-time high for
the local institution,
Si* new typewriters and nine new typ
ing tables are expected' \6 arrive soon
for the hn gh school,
The students of the Homer high school
have elected 'Joann Willard as their pres
identOther student body officers are
Dick Bower, vice-president, funky Camp
bell, secretary-treasurer,
Members of the teen-age council are
ICatie Evern, Bonnie Campbell, funky Camp
bell, Bill Sibson, Lois Shalin and Card
lyn Johnson,
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HOMER
Two groups have been formed in the
high school cn^. the officers are as fol
lc’ns: For tne Junior-Senior group Laura
L-'Jgrt.fc is oresidsnt, Bud Randallt vxce
president; bill Clyde, secretary and
Glern Eden, treasurer.
For the Freshman-Sophomore group Dor
een Hollis was elected Iresident, Caro
lyn Johnson, vice president; Ronald El
liott, treasurer and Myrtle Sibson, sec
retary* .. .
PTA VOIDS XFJ TirS . > t t i ■
The Hover Par ent-Teacher s Associa
tion met at thy. s?noc,ihouse Friday night
to< meet vh'e new und resuming teachers
of .the Dover' Territorial School* 'During
tne "sKcfi' 'business mrevTng that pre
ceeded the introduction, of th.e teachers
Mrii fcflVis." cjfet eria manager, repor
ted that the cafcthHa fund had $ 1400
in it, , Ho 'tv^r, si e said, af ter the
groceries that had been ordered for the
new year arrived and the deepfreeze was
paid for only about A>t^o wcnld be left
in the treasury* : ^
‘After the introduction of the teach
ers the contest for the evening's penny
collection was held with Lrs* Hatcher's
2nd grade class having the most parents
present and winning the
Coffee and cookies were served to
these present with Mrs* Dave Nixon be
ing in charge.
FILM TO BE SHO W ,
Rev* Paul Deimer of the Grace Baptist
church announces that there will be a
juvenile delinquency film shorn at the
church by a representative of "Sky Pilots
of America"* The film is . entitled
"Combat " and features Capt* Ifitsudo Fu
chida, the Japanese pilot who led the
attack on Pearl Harbor and who has since
become a Christian leader in his country.
The Public is invited to see the film
which will be shown at 7:30 prm* Saturday<