THE HOMER NEWS
Alaskans Largest Mimeograph Weekly
Published every Thursday in Homer, Alaska
Bill Raver, Editor and Publisher
Dorothy Raver, Compositor
Subscription Ratesi
1 year**• *•••$3*50
6 months**•••*•• 2*00
3 months*••••••• 1*25
ANCHOR POINT
Gordon Stoddard has re
turned to his homestead on
Starisky Creek after spending
the winter in California*
The Anchor Point Community
Club is sponsoring a big com
munity potluck dinner on
April 1 for everyone in the
community whether members or
not. A short business meet
ing is planned and an evening
of fun* The program will be
held at the school starting
at 5:30 p*m.
Dale and Hon Doner have
been working hard on their
building across from the
sehool. The framing has been
completed this week.
Two new families have re
cently arrived in Anchor
Point after making the trip
up the highway from Oregon.
They are Mr. and Mrs* Jerry
Beemer and three children and
Mr. and Mrs* Max DeVaney and
their two children.
HEALTH COUNCIL TO SEND
HOSPITAL LIST
Th® Homer Health Counoil
decided Tuesday evening to
send a list of the equipment
needed for the lecal hospital
to E, E. Bartlett in Sapulpa,
Oklahoma to be turned over to
an organization which he said
might aid the local institu
tion, The list was prepared
by Dr, Provonsha,
Mrs, Buth Hursh, publio
health nurse, spoke to the
group telling them about the
Salk polio vaccine program.
rJOMER
Electric
Assn.
You will save money if you
pay your bill by April 10,
SKI MEET RESULTS
The high school ski team
captured for keeps the prized
travelling trophy Sunday by
nosing out the ski club 85 to
80 points.
Ronald Elliott was the
high point man for the meet,
scoring 28 points for the
high school, team. Bill Kran
ich was second with 16 and
Dave Perry third with 13
points.
For the ski club Guy Rosi
was the high point man with
18 points, Yule Kiloher and
Brant Edens each scored 15
while Jerry Wilkins came in
with 11 points.
For the grade school Wil
lie Flyum was top man, Woodie
McLay was second and Louie
Gjosund was third.
Mid McLay led the ladies
with Laura Lofgren and Jo
Willard following.
In Sunday’s slalom race
Ronald Elliott finished first
while Gu^ Rosi was second and
Dave Perry third.
In the cross country race
Yule Kilcher placed first,
followed by Jerry Wilkins and
Bonald Elliott.
In the grade school sla
lom Willie Flyum, Woodie Mc
Lay and Skip Hegdahl finished
one, two, three and in the
cross country one lap race
Willie again won followed by
Mairiis Kilcher and ..Chuck
Gjosund.
CH3CHAK0 FILM TO BE SHOW
Dan Trance of the Fish and
Wildlife Service has announc
ed that a film entitled ’’The
Chechako” will be shown at
the Methodist Church Monday,
A.pril 4 at 8 p*m* There will
be no admission charge for
the film*
SPECIAL...
1-lb* box of Dari-Lae for
only 32 cents* Makes 5
quarts non-fat liquid
milk* Get it at the
HOMER FOOD
CENTER
TRY THIS
FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE
OIL
FOR
HEATING
-GAS
FOR
COOKING
PUD audit story
(Cont* from Page 1, Col* l)
them except for reference
purposes. It is our observa
tion that interim supervision
of your accounting functions
will be an absolute necessity
until such time as proper and
adequate accounting records
can be assured*”
^Shon asked about this sec
tion, Mr* Rettig told the
News reporter that the report
reflected what had been found
concerning *the books, but
that steps had been taken to
remedy the situation and that
in reality the local PUB was
in good shape. Mr* Rettig
spent some t ime in the PUD
office Tuesday morning giving
pointers on special procedur
es to the nanager. It might
also be noted that John John
son, the representative of
the Rettig firm who actually
audited the books, brought’
the manager up to date on
sons accounting procedures*
The report notes that
$155.76 is due the PUD Under
accounts receivable* • The
auditor made the following
statement concerning this ac
counts ’’This amount repre
sents the balance due on
title suit payments made on
behalf of certain individuals
CONCERT SCHEDULED
FOR APRIL 8
The Community Chorus East
er concert will be held at
the Methodist church Friday
evening, April 8, according
to Marion Koeppel, director.
Included in the program will
be "The Seven Last T/ords of
Christ" by Theodore Dubois
and other appropriate Easter
selections from "The Messiah"
by Handel.
Plans are underway for a
Spring concert to be given
late in May, My a. Koeppel
says#
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
lUekly pickups made
Phone S55
Or see Lonnie Seroggs on
Ohlson Lane
In Business For Over
Throe Years.
L LW TRANSFER
FUD MEETING oTuki
{Cont. from Page 1, Col. 3)
lots 7, 8 and 9 on the Spit
to be used as a sanitary fill
type garbage dump* Portions
of these lots are currently
being used for.that purpose.
CHARLES CLEMENS PASSES AWAY
AT AD'.K, ALASKA
Charles Clemens, longtime
Homer resident passed ayay
Friday, March 25 at Adak, Al
aska where he has been work
ing. He was in his late 40f a
and is survived by his wife
and two sons who are living
in Anchorage.
Word of his death was re
ceived here by Mrs. Karl
Nielsen in a letter from Mrs.
Clefaens. Cause of death was
given as a liver ailment.
A.C.C.A. TO HOLD EASTER SALE
The Homer chapter of the
Alaska Crippled Children’s
Association will hold their
Easter benefit sale Friday
and Saturday at the Aurora
Grill. The sale will start
at 11:30 and end at 6 p.m.
each day. On sale will be
potholders, hot pads, doilies
and other locally made ar
ticles in addition to pop
corn and novelties. _
FOR sale:
3.8 acres on East Road
with 400 foot road front
age. Includes small fur
nished house, .also work
shop. Reasonably priced
at $3,000 cash.
UriH nox f7.5, *
DON E. SMITH
Real Estate Insurance
Matching
Bolster
New Styles, Colors, Fabrics
Wrought Iron Legs
Flexisteel No-Sag Springs
Dual Service Sofa-Bed
UMINSKI'S
AMAZING-NEW
POP DROPS
Only water to add
Pleasecly carbonated
Dispenses tith botties or cans
RECOMMENDED 3Y DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
OUTMQDES KITCHEN MESS
P LEASES YOUR FIGURE
SO REFRESHING
One 6-Fac weighs one ounce* POP DROPS are
concentrated disks that transform ordinary tap water
into SUGAR-FREE, NON FATTENING, CARBONATED POP*
Excellent for home, office, lunches, country trips, etc*
5 flavors? ORANGE, GRAPE, L5M0N LIME
POP DROPS ARE AVAIL ABLE
AT LOCAL STORES