PUD HE VS VOTES
(cont. from Page t)
decreasing the existing rates
if conditions so warrant a
change,
The 1953 tax statements
are stilt in the process of
preoar at . Considerable
delay has been occasictue
to inadequate inf 'or mat i 0 n,
change of ownership without
notifying the PUD office, and
the increased ablivities of
the PUD since the early part
of the year«
The building elevations
for the proposed Hospital
Health Center were received
from the engineers and immed
iate action was taken by tne
directors to employ Henning
Johnson to stake the road and
parking area, Lloyd Maxwell
will if the bulldozing work
and Lester DuFour will haul
the gravel.
DRIVES TO AHCHORAGE
Lt. Harry Gregoire, com
mander of the Homer platoon
of the Alaska Rational Guard,
drove a Guard station wagon
to Anchorage this week and
returned with the platoon's
Jeep_Tfie^station 'wagon had
been left here last wee%*"by
It. Bruck after it developed
a leak in the gas tank.
PTA MEETING
Mrs« Martha Nicker sham has
been hired as cook for the
school cafeteria by the PTA
it has been announced*
Other business taken ub at
the executive meeting of the
J>.^ Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs* Margaret Pate,
secretary, included the ap
pointment of Mrs* Dave’ Nixon
as temporary chairman for
refreshments* The group de
cided that the first regular
meeting of the PTA will be
held September to, to$4, when
a welcome will be extended to
the three new teachers in the
school syste.r,*
Information has been re
ceived ty the organization
from Mr* Devoe, commissioner
of education, that further
study is being made of the
hot water heating system in
the school*
The group also discussed a
project to provide high jump
ing, broad jumping and pole
vaulting pits and equipment
for the school*
GOES TO STATES
Curt Evern left Homer this
week for the states where he
pill receive medical treat
ment* Mrs* Evern has gene to
Kotzebue where she. will visit
for awhile*
ON OUR ENTI RESTOCK OF MDSE.
BLOUSES DRESSES LINGERIE
A FEW SHOES-SOME RAINCOATS-MEN'S UNDERWEAR
KIDS JEANS- PURSES-MATERNITY CLOTHES- ETC,
MAT
Sj APPAREL
SELDOVIA NEWS
ffe received wp’rd this week
that due to ill health Miss
Carolyn Cameron has been un
able to carry art her work as
our Seldovia correspondent*
fie were sorry to hear this
and we wish Carolyn a speedy
recovery. Meanwhile the NEWS
is st/ll looking for a corres
pondent (; cover Seldovia,
Jack English has all of the
particulars concerning the
job and anyone interested is
urged to contact him,
We called Jack Wednesday
and he bassed along the fol
lowing information to us.
Seldovia official* have
been informed bv m-re that
$400,000 has been set aside
by the Alaska Bv.i'eau of Pub lic
works for a new school bin
ding, Details of the bullring
plans wen not available, bvt
we hope that we can get them
for next week's paper.
The canneries are closing
up their operations this week
after-a busy summer. The cold
storage plant is working King
crabs now and has two boats
out.
ffork is still uncbtrway on
the Red Mountain mine of the
Kenai Chrome company. The
Chrome company meanwhile is
working at full speed and
getting ore down to their
dock and ready for shipment.
Dr. 0. M. Armstrong has
left the Seldovia hospital
and retired from the practice
of medicine. Mrs. Armstrong
is still in Seldovia but ex~
pects to leave soon.
GENERAL INSURANCE
FIRE-CASUALTY-SURETY
WE ARE PROUD TO OFFER'
LIABILITY INSURANCE WITH
THE MARYLAND CASUALTY
COMPANY. PHONE 40
the road between Seldovia and
INSURANCE AGENCY
HEH CAA JEEP
The Homer CAA station is
now the proud possessor of a
bright yellow Jeep station
wagon* The Jeep had been
promised to the station many
months ago and arrived in
Homer aboard the Coastal Mon~
arch over the weekend*
CSG TO MEET
* t 4 regular meeting of the
permanent action phase of the
Citizen's Study Grc^P will be
he ld t omc rrov r.vching (Fnday)
at the it oner ::chool at 8 p*m*
PLAN LA'?CSCAPWS
Flans are ‘yeing formulated
for the ^onascaping of the
area adjacent to The Fireball
building ani the Library
building, tv ihe Library
beard an a the manager of the
PUD* Painting of ail outside
trim on the two structures is
anticipated, prior to the cold
weather*
CONFIRM ORDER
I Information has been re
c\ived from the Love Electric
Company of Seattle confirming
the purchase older placed by
the Homer Parent-Teachers
association for a 30 cubic
foot deep freeze.
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