HISTORY OF HOSPitM, SITE
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it again in the event that it
should come to pass that the
s|te Tx>uld be charged* I
lave no ulterior mot ive.
In conclusion: my ‘sole
purpose in presenting this
account to you is the same as
the purpose and value of any
recorded history* Nanely, so
that through a study of the
past we may avoid a repeti
tion of errors in judgement
and action,thereby building a
Vsound foundation for the fu
ture; and so that particular
ly you newcomers can under
stand that-the roots of this
problem are deeper than mig£it
appear on the surface. I
hope that by our growing soc-*
ial and economic interdepen
dence we will not shackle
our privilege of freedom of
thought* l%en this, hap pens,
we are slaves. ,
PUBLISHER HERE *
Alice Stuart, editor and’
publisher of the Alaska Cal
endar ~as a Homer visitor
last weekend. rrnile here, she
extended an invitation to the
Homer Chamber of Commerce to
provide a picture, of o„be com
munity or the surrounding
area for the Calendar for its
- publication*
[Aa>t'RRY CHRISTMAS
[AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
From The Bjomsgards
at
HOMER
CLEANERS
YULCTIDE
I GREETINGS'
Here’s Tishing You if
A Merry Christmas
And a Prosperous
Ne~ Year.
Jim Clemens -
CLEMANS.,
THE WATCHMAKER
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/ COMMISSIONERS TO MEET
Some 23 U.S. Commissioners
in the Third Division are
scheduled to attend a three
day training session in An
chorage early in January, ac
cording to Judge J. L* McCar
rey. -
The confab is the first
one of its kind ever planned
for the commissioners tho pro
side in the far-flung pre
cincts of the division.
Its aim is to acquaint
the officials fith solutions
to the myriad problems that
confront than each day. Of
ficials from various laf en
forcement, nelfare and other
agencies are scheduled to
meet fith the commissioners
during the' conference..
Judge McCarrey said he ho
' ped .the commissi oners oo nf er
ence could become an annual
affair. Funds for transpor
tation and hotel expenses in.
Anchorage are to be drarn
from a special local court
rfund • ’
Commissioner and Mrs. King
from Eomer' fill attend the
meeting, January 4-7.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT SUCCESSFUL *
The Christmas Concert of
the Community Chorus ras tell
received by an appreciative
audience Sunday afternoon at
the Methodist 'Church* In ad
dition to the selections by
the chorus, Lois and Mr ism
Nichols provided instrument
al nqmbers.
Soloists Ruth Kiicher,
Yule Kiicher and Burt Bachman
tere heard in Ringtail's Song
of Christmas rhile Bernadine.
Mutch and Ruth Kiicher tore
featured soloists in selec
tions from th6- Messiah by
Handel*
Marian ICoeppel directed
the chorus and Hope "“yant ac
companied the group on organ
aid piano.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
Mrs. Dorothy Raver substi
tuted for Dave Schroer at the
Homer school this reek.
t
Winner of the ^
• FHEE GRE/iSE JOB 1
AT AL'S GARAGE
Bill Bering
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AT LOCAL STORES
HOMEMAKERS'MEET * -•
~ The Hosier Homemakers Club
met Thursday at the Latrney
home on the East End road to
enjoy a Christmas party.
Members of tho club read
legends of Christmas carols*
Then the carols "ere sung by
the gioup.. '
Mrs, Henry .• Middiet oh sang
a solo and unas joined by Ber
nadino Mutch and Mrs. Chapman
of .Anchor Point to* form a
trio* Ruth Kilche r sang a
French carol, accompanied by
Hope Wyant at the organ, a
gift exchaige in as held before
a leal holiday feast, includ
ing plum pudding, T.:as served.
Tho Laumey home mas decor
ated With a lovely Christmas
tree.
Hostesses v/ere Mrs. La*?ney
Hope Wyant and Lois Lairrence*
Mrs. Wyant ras program chair
man •
NE- BOOK OUT
"Pioneer Prospector,n Jthe
account of George Hick’s
search for riches, during and
after the Klondike gold rush,
came off the press this week#
Dr. Charles E. Bunnell,
president - emeritus of the
Univer sit y of A1aska, edit ed
the* booklet which is avail
able ^ at the university book
store.#
Hide, nor deceased, tells
how news of the Klondike
•strike arrived in New York
State' r:hore he was living* He
describes his trip over Chil
koot Pass, through Miles Can
yon and, hite Horse Rapids#
The author recounts his
prospecting adventures all
over the territory, includ
ing Nome, Candle and Fair
banks# The early day dog
derbies are vividly described
and old-time photographs en
liven the publication*
DRIVING NS I CAB
Crus Bilbao is driving a
new Dodge taxi this week# He
traded the old bluo one in on
the new model which could bo
best described as gray#
THE
SEASON'S
GREETINGS
• #,r
From Jack cud Sthel Scott
HOMER.
FOOD CENTER
new boo S3 at library
The Homer library has re
ceived numerous new books in
the past few weeks, according
to Mrs. Jim Scott, secretary
of the board# Many of those
received have been requested
by local readers, Mrs. Scott
says, and the following is a
list of books and authors#
Son of the Smoky Sea, Nut
chuk; Lord of Alaska, Chivig
ny; Music Lovers* Encycloped
ia, Hughes; International
Thesaurus, Hoget; Familiar
Quotations, Bartlett; You and
Heredity, Scheinfeld; How to
Become a Better Reader, 'Tit
ty ;Wilbur and Qrvilie Wright,
Boys Wi th Wing s, Steve ns on;
Real Book About Alaska, Ep
stem and 'illiams; rex as
Sheriff, Cunningham; Hell-For
leather Omnibus, Cunningham;
Long Storm, & Canyon Passage,
Haycox; Ambush, The Feud at
Single Shot and Hardcase,
Short; Married People, Tish
Plays the Game and A Light in
the Winder;, Rinehart; Never
Look Back, Unidentified Woman
and Hunt with the Hounds, Eb-.
erhart; Two Clues,The Case of
the Cautious Coquette, The D.
A. Calls it Murder, The Case
of the Howling Dog and The
Case of the Golddiggerfs
Purse, Gardner*
Zoo Babies,Bridges; Tiger,
The St'ory of a Swallowtail
Butterfly, MeClung; Andy and
the School Bus, Beim; Pong
Choolie, You Rascal*, Crock
ett ; The Real Book About In
dians, Gorham; The Real Book
About Airplanes, Whitehousc;
The freal Book About Ships,
Block; 'The Real Book About
Space Travel, Goodwin.
SANTA VISITS HERE
Santa Claus visited the
Homer Food Center Wednesday
afternoon of this week much
to the delight of Homer Mop
pets.
FROM ALLOF US
TO ALL OF YOU
A VERY, VERY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
THE HOMER
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