YOU KNOW,
I'VE BEEN THIW/NC .r;
An earnest petitioner
prayed in a prayer service,
"Oh, God* sweep ,,the Cob webs
from my life and une me 2"
Presently another man prayed,
"Oh, God, help us to keep
away frdm spiders that we
might not be .entangled*"
Isn’t that about true to,
life? The better way to ac
complish is getting to the
source of the obstacle# ... .
Are we facing life with .a
purpose and a. goal?.: The
story is told of. a traveler
who 3aw a new church building
being erected, ;and hs stopped
to admire the progress' that
had attracted his attention*
Three man were tolling to
gether and the traveler asked
them what theyvwere making*
One man immediately replied,
"Three dollars an hour*" An
other promptly admit ted3 "Two-*
fifty an hour." The third
carefully responded as. he
considered his thoughts, "A^
beautiful church building*
where the word of God can be
preached,* and people from
many walks of life can' as
semble for a common cause,
which is to worship Goc. as is
commanded in the Book of
Books*
A thought jfor the wee]|:.
When a Christian becomes
prosperous, God either gains
a fortune or loses, a good
man, v.
Rvy Green^ . .. Church of
Chri st, Home r, Alaska, ;.., . _.., *
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHdw '
PLANNED AT JUNEAU .
The Eleventh Annual Crea
tive Arts and Crafts Exhibit
will be held t April 1-3 in
Juneau, according to word re
ceived from the; show13 spon
sors, Alaskan Arts and Crafts
Inc,, which is a non-profit
corporation.
Exhibitors are, requested
to mail their exhibits to Mr,
Ed Keithahn, Alaska Histori
cal Museum, Box 2051, Juneau.
They should be mailed early
enough so they reach Juneau
before March 31, Exhibitors
should include name, address,
occupation, description or
title of exhibit and price *if
for sale. All work must be
original with the exhibitor.
Categories include Cera
mics, Creative Writers, Pen
women, Jewelry & Lapidary,
Metal Enameling, Mobiles, Na
tive Crafts, Needlecraft &
Wee. v ing, Pui nt ing, P hot ogra
phy, Sculpture, Textile Pain
ting. Wood Working, and Un
classified »
Only items never before
entered in an AAC exhibit are
eligible._
■JOMER
'LEG TRIG
READ YOUR METER
SUNDAY MARCH 20,
SECOND GRACE NEWS
v , \:'L »i :* . < * ■
-by, Betty Gjosund
..... David. Choquet'te received a
knife from'bis mother*
Betty Gjosump.had her. hair
cut .Eri-day evening.. , It looks
Very pretty*
Brad Nixon is finally cut
ting his front toqth* He has
been waiting for it for two
years*
,Ronnie ..Parks fell on his
face into his igloo*
.^Mike Pate wend^.f-o^, a ride
up. the • highway on^ Sundays; ;•
Tommy 'Ti c.e told^s about
staying in Anchoragefor two
weeks* ... r...
• Bonnie Thompson brought a
new han.dk© 3’chie|;, to school*
Pam Waddell received the
comic bock! "Daissie” from
Diana Hatfield*
We are . working on an ani
mal play for science* We saw
a movie on animals with the
first, grade on Monday after
noon* _This will help us*
ACC A DISCONTINUES
EASTER SEAL SALE
The Alaska Crippled Chil
drens Association will dis
continue its Easter seal sale
this year in favor of a seal
sale in August;, according to
word received :trom Mrs. Mar
shall Heppin. ACC A president.
The A CCA feels that a cam
;paign during August rail bo
more effective 5.n Alaska than
an Easter campaign. Mrs., Hop-*
pin said* . The seals will be
scenes of Alaska? suitable
for use throughout -the year.
Easter seals rmay still be
obtained from local chapters.
•‘ACS MEN HERS
Warrant Officer ..Senior
...Grade Clarence Filley. and
;.Master Sergeant Gilbert Paul
of -the Alaska Communication
Service were in Homer Wednes
day and. Thursday of last week
‘checking ACS equipment• Acc
ording to Homer High Of the
Homer Telephone Company, ACS.
will probably' Install equip
ment:1 this year which will
greatly improve long distance
service.
•• "v'l.ii 'r.njii* ..-.-.
SCHOOL-' IjOJU
Monday: Baked-hash, pud
dings • -j/- V' ' ~a
Tuesdays -’"Spanish rice,
gingerbread and lemon sauce#
•fednec'day: Meat Balls,
baked potatoes, vegetable and
fruit. • -— ’ i
Thursday: Irish soup,
crackers; green Jello and
Shamrock cake’.
Friday: Buttered* lima
beans, Hawaiian tapibca. i -
Mrs. Hollis,' cafeteria
manager, announces that vol
unteers are needed to clean
shrimp Friday, March 18. Any
one wishing -to help7should be
at the cafeteria at 2:30p.m.
The shrimp will be used in
the lunch to be served on
Saturday to the .members of
the Kenai Ten in si la Teachers
Assoi i a-*-. ?.on who wi 11 ’meet * at
the schoolfec uso-j V . •
VI3TTMC- mimiS- -HERE
Robert Ac Fritz of Anchor
age was a visitor at the home
of Mr* and Mrs. Russell Cron
in this week.
1 i, i.
,.Phdn6 2^9 c
For 2l*-Hou:r Cab Service :--v
" AURORA CAB - V.
FCR SALE: 20 ACRES and, -25
lots all subdivided, adjacent
to Seward Airport* Write Box
115, Homer, for information* k
FARMERS TO MEET
J ’
The members of the Kache
malr Bay Farmers Assgciation
will.me at Friday night at; the
Jim Strau> residence . across
from the Homer CLe aners *
GOES T 0 -ANCHORAGE • z ■ , :
Mr* Kendall Brandi- left
' Home r la at weekend 'for <&, -bus r?
iness trip to Anchorage* .He
ia expected* to:remain there
a while, ••
. LEGION POST HONORED
* .. V .
The .American Legion Post
at ;.ffomer, General Buckre r Post
No, 16,. was recently awarded
a 1955 membership honor rib
bon, for having secured a
. membership for 1955 that was
equal to or larger than their
total enrollment of the pre
vious year* The Post now has
thirty members*
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO f ^
SAILINGS EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
~ TO SSHARD.
WYTHE £ SON, AGENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR' .THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
‘ EDUARD WILLIAM HERNDON, as Admin is- )
trator of the Estate of VAINO NESTOR )
3AL0, Deceased, )
Plaintiff, )
-vs- )
)
CHESTER E. PETERSEN, Defendant. }
No. A-10,397
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a judgment entered by the above entitled Court on the
19th day of January? 1955, in the above sat tiled action, wherein Edward William
Herndon, as Administrator of the Estate of Vaino Nestor Salo:.deceased; the plaintiff,
_ obtained judgment against the defendant. Cheaper Ec Petersen, which judgment was on
the 19 day of January, 1955.- duly i-jtended in the said Court- and which said judg
ment directed that execution issue cn property is yied on in said action;
I am commanded to sell, that certain real property situated in the Homer Record
ing Precinct, Third Judicial Division, Territory of Alaska, and particularly describ
ed as follows'
The East Half of the Southwest Quarter.(Eg of SW^) Save and except
the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter (NWjSEjsW|); The North Half of tbs Southwest Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter (Njs^rSE-S:}; and the Southwest Quarter of
* the Southwest Quarter (swjswf); of Section Seven (7), Township Six
South (T 6 S), Range Thirteen West (R 13 W), Seward Meridian, con
taining 110 acres*
NOTICE 13 HEREBY SEVEN that on the 2,day of April* .1955, at thehour of 10:00
o’clock A*M*; of such day, at the office Qf the-U.'Si Canmissionetr, at Homer, Alaska,
I will* in obediency to said judgment, . then and; the re sell the above described real . »
property to satisfy plaintiff’s judgment" mth interest and costa, to .the highest ahd i
' ‘best 'bidder, in the manner provided" fey statute ,;'-'*^br cash, in lawful money of the
United States of America•
Datea at Anchorage, Alaska, this 26 day of February, 1955#
FRED 3, 1RTLI.IA1.E0N, United States Marshal,
Third Division. Territory of Alaska
/s/ Fred S« Williamson