CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(Cant, from Pag* t, Col, t)
January. TTte was
thanked for its work and dis
charged,
A short dispussion on the
problem of a garbage site for
the community was held with
no action taken when it wa?
learned that the Pud is pur
suing the matter.
Two committees were appoin
ted by President Moyer» The
first will, work with the Kach
emak Bay Farmer ls Assn, on
the Chamber sponsored kickoff
luncheon for the Farmers1 'In
stitute tentatively scheduled
for sometime in January, The
committee is Dick Learnard,
Yule Kilcher and Bill Raver,
The second. committee will be
in charge of the soldier-of
the-month program and will be
headed by Gene King assisted
by Ethel Scott arid Johh Pate,
it was noted that the first
soldier-of-the-month will be
in Homer December iq, 15 and
t6.
The Chamber members voted
to continue to pay the secre
tary a salary of $t$ a month
and to continue to meet at the
Homer Cafe until other ar
rangements are made, i '
HEAR SANTA CALLING
700 ON HOUR RADIO DIAL
HOMER
CLEANERS
OPEN S TO S DAILY
PHONE 56
FOP PICKUP AND
DELIVERY SERVICE ‘
LINE ENERGIZED
Tht HEA lint bttwttn Anchor
. Point and Star*ski was *tn*r
giztd' Saturday adding another
six milts of "hot wirt”to tht
fsysttm* Tht ntxt strttch to
bt tntrgiztd will bt about
- twtlvt milts in Itngth running
to tkt Gus Oskolskoff plact
this sidt of Ninilchik and
about to milts from tht tnd
of tht lint,
COMMONWEALTH MEETING
Tht public is.invittd to
atttnd tht mttting of tht Qom~
mcnwtalth Club of Homtr. on
Tutsday, Dtctmbtr 14 -at- ,7; 30
P*m* at tht Skyway Thtaitr•
Thtrt will bt tltction and
installation of offictrs, ‘
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RETURNS FROM ANCHORAGE **'
Don Smith rtturntd from
Anchoragt Sunday, whdrt? ht -at-’;
ttndtd an insurance ,brqktrs
convtntion.
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GET WAREHOUSE BID ^
Bob Turkington, ..Earl Engtl
and Harry Htgdahlhavt bttn
awardtd tht contract ito build
a warthoust for TtrminalOil
Salts• Tht warthoust will bt
built on tht Chuck Abbott
proptrty on tht Spit' '
HEY. KIDS!
SANTA WILL BE AT THE
HOMER FOOD-CENTER'
DECEMBER 22
/ FROM 2 TO 5
IN THE AFTERNOON
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HI ■V
CHRISTMAS"'!'
> GIFT
WRAPPING
WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED
SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
APPLIANCES CAMERAS TOYS CHILDREN'S BOOKS'
JEWELRY COSMETIC GIFT SETS
PLUS .
CHRISTMAS CARDS
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TREE DECORATIONS
VERN jV\U fCH DRUGS
scifboi Ngxs
Ivan Knodel, schoafr cus- j
todian, has cleaned \put.,-the
water cistern . at the sc hoot,
and the water hats improved
considerably, > .
An endeavor to , get hose
and a pump for the skating
i pdnd is being made. The pond
will be flooded with water
from the creek.
Tomorrow. (Friday) Dave
Schroerj is tpking a group of
Homer boys’ to\Binilchik to
play a basketball garner / They
are going up in private cars,
SECQtfD .GRADE HEWS ^ '
by John Pate
’ Georgia Petersen saw Tom
tty. Tice out skating Sunday
^afternoon, / - .
-**4v fadrvin. Bellamy? told us a
’ horse 'Stary on Monday morning* '
David> Choquett.e continued ‘
his bear story on Monday,
Bonnie^f. Thompson has been
^making little angels at home,
Virginia Choate has a
watch her sister gave her,
Mike Pate ?v$:*nt to see the *
dott&rz qn Monday morning,
Pam ISaddell pent to hear *
the Story tady on Saturday,
Our room won the Penny Pot
at J>-TA Friday night, , 7
Marvin Bellamy ’ and Br<ad
Mixon went skating Sunday,
BERRYS CO OUTSIDE
Mr, . and* Mrs, Bill Berry,
Red Mountain, left Monday for_
Seattle and Tacoma'where they „
will visit relatives.
SELDOVIANS GO TO STATES
Mr, ■ and Mrs, Bob DtSylva
Of Stldovia Itft Monday for
fr/n? states, _, * f >
MASK A STEAMSHIP CO:.
Two Alaska Sttarhship sail-.
ings-tvtry wttk,-. Serving
Alaska via Stward and Val
dtz. For further, inf orna
tion contact WYTHE & SON,
local Agtnt,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Two bedroom horn*, 132 10th
,Sjt* near school and. town*
Total $16,500, $1500 down.- ,
4 units furnished,^ $4^5 month
incomef: Total,$to, 500, $1200
down• ' . V ■
4 room ca&in, has water, lot
too x too, price ■$$, 300, $50a*.
down* Close in*
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OFFICE TO 'RE CLOSED>
Commissioner Gene King has
announced^hab his office will
s*tfe c l orsr* January 4, 5, 6 and
7*A whiter fye 'is- - -Oftending a
Commissioners conference , in
Anchorag-e,
ENGAGEMENT LEARNED
•; Th«? -engagement of Miss Ger
?trude Choate to Larry Weiber
was learned this week* Both
of the young people are Homer
presidents*
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