PLAN ANCHORAGE FLIGHT
Civil Air Patrol Commander
Bob Edlund and Observer Lt.
Ethel Scott will fly to Anch
orage tomorrow to take part in
a three-day simulated CAP„
ICth Air Rescue exercise.
They will be joined Satur
day by Homer High of the local
CAP group who will fly up in
his own plane.
The exerca:se will give CAP
personnel an opportunity to
practice searching for lost .
parties who will be ’planted’
fcr. the exercise by the 10th
Air Rescue men.
The local members will re
turn to Homer on Sunday.
■ SELDOVIA Y.AC HONORED
WAC Sgt. Ann McMeeken, of
Seldovia, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward McMeeken, was
recently named ’Miss Non-Com
missioned Officer of the 6th
Tank Battalion’ by members of
the unit. She was flown fr;om
her post in Tokyo to help the
batallion, part of the 24th
'Infantry, celebrate the 36th !
anniversary of its organize- j
tion. Sgt. McMeeken is sta
tioned with the 3064th Army |
Unit's Women’s Army Corps
detachment at Tokyo.
FOR THE PEST OF SERVICE
AND THE FINEST HOSPITALITY
IN HOVER
see
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at the
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AND LI DOR STORE
Next To Heady Hotel
GUARDSMEN WIN DEFERMENTS
a proclamation deferring
! members of the Alaska Na~
j tional Guard from training and
! service as draftees, as long
j as they continue satisfac
j tory Guard membership, has
| been signed by Governor Heint
| zleman.
The action, provided for
tby fedeiral law, is designed
i to build up and maintain- the
strength of Alaska National
Guard units.
Undscr the provisions of tbs
proclamation .young men betweer
the ages of 17 and 18 1/2
years who enlnst in under —
strength units will be able
to meet their obligation of
service to their country but |
may continue their civilian j
employment or education.
Satisfactory participation j
requires assignment to an or- I
ganized unit, attendance at
90 percent of the unit's ac
tivities and drills, and sat '
'sfactory performance as de
termined by the unit comman- |
der.
a newspaper i's one of the
| foremost wonders of the mod
| ern world. The family that
; does not take, and carefully
read, at least one news- .
paper, is not living in the
I nineteenth century.
J. a. Broadus
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ANNOUNCING
We Wish To Announce That
We Are Stocking
TRITON and ROYAL TRITON
Motor Oils
for those who prefer
this brand of oil
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BIDS OPENED FOR WELLS
Three .Anchorage fines sub
mitted bids for drilling
water wells at Ninilchik and
Anchor Point for the Terri
torial Department of Educa
tion last week.
The bids were opened by the
Rutledge, Johnson and Tryck ,;
engineering offices and after
studies have been made reco -
lwrendations will be sent to
the department at Juneau.
The work would start with”
in 10 days after awarding <?f
the contract and would be
completed within 45 days after
the contract is let.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Next week the NEWS will
start its .Classified Ad sec
tion. The rate will be 3
cents a word, with a 35 cent
minimum.
Here's What's New At The
RAY CLOTHIER
Maternity Smocks
Children's Pajamas
Little Girls' Slips and Pan
ties
Ladies Leather Purses
Small Shipment of Cotton
Dresses
To Arrive Soon
a Wide Assortment Of
COSTUME JEWELRY
You'll See It First At
BAY CLOTHIER
KENAI PLANS FOURTH FESTIVAL ,
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The city of Kenai is plan
| ning a large scale festival j
0 be held July 4th. ihe j
affair will include such ac- i
tivities as a parade, dance,
baby contest, gaffes for child-!
j ren and a log rooling exhibit j
' tion by a former world champ- ;
1 ion log roller.
A special feature of the j
j festival will be a free sal** j
! iron barbecue.
John Swanson is chairman j
’ of the committee in charge of ;
i activities and he will be as-!
! si sled by Bonier Tomsuden,
! Stan Wilson, Mrs. Allan Peter-!
1 son, Mrs. M. Nolan, Mrs. Faye j
Archer, Mrs. Norrey Porter
| and Art Kcler.
DON E. SMITH
General Insurance
Effective the 1.4th of
June, fire insurance
on trailer houses went
down in cost.
Trailer houses can
now be insured fob
§10 per thousand
for l year ‘
Fire and Theft rates
on trucks have also
been reduced.
Box 125, Homer
Box 119, Kenai
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HEALTH and ACCIDENT
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