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KENAI COURT NEWS' V
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In the U# S«- Commissiomra
Court in Kenai, the following
cases were tried: Marie
Kraiger, was (given 15 days
suspended upon being found
guilty of being drunk and
disorderly and 15 days sus
pended for disorderly conduct
Virgil Erdman w$s fined
for a traffic violation; Robr*
ert Murray was fined $25 sus
pended for throwing a beer
oan on the r^d right-of-way;
Fri$k ?eene-; was. fined $10,
traffic,;. Charles Lewis was
fined<$20, traffic, and Ralph
Harris was fined $100, $50
suspended for negligent driv
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HOOSIERS LIKE HOMER ;
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones,
who have been visiting thq
Territory from Indiana, re
port that they like Homer so
well they would like to stay.
This is their second trip to
Alaska, 'the first was seven
years ago# _ '
HAVE FUN.
For an evening of fun you
can’t beat the Yah Sure
Club# Stop in any evening
there,is always something
going on* , Remember we
have a liquor store now
to serve you#
‘YAH SURE CLUB
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4-H NE WS
In July the "Fritjs Crick
et s'‘ bad two regular,, and one
recreational meeting* During
their sewing sessions the
girls worked on the bgby lay
ette which will be exhibited
at the Fair* .Fay Kilcher
finished her elegant nightie
while Beverly Perk and Patsy
King worked on blouses* A
visitor to both meetings was
Cora Autbr of Anchorage who
spent her vacation with the
Kilcher girls*
’Those that , [attended the
hike to Stonestcps with other
4-5*exs from. Homer, under the
guidance of Mr3* Diva Scott,
had a good time exploring and
swimming and they brought
back -home *twith them sunburns
and mosquito bites*
MOUNTAINS GET FIRST NE1? SNOW
The Kenai mountains across
the bay have received their
first new snow of the year,
according to the Yule Kilcher
family* . another first re
ported by the Kilchers is the
first hummingbird of the
season seen at McNeil Canyon
by At ills Kilcher* _
HENNING N. JOHNSON
Registered \y/,
Land Surveyor* /
Sub-division Planning-y [I
Construction Surveying
ATTENTION ^ '
'HUNTERS'. -• '
Our long awaited shipnent of^ammunition finally
f arrived and we can serve you? needs.
Sorry to be late, but it couldn't be helped. .^At
%any rate a visit to the Inlet Sport Shop will pay
’off for any hunter or any fisherman* We have
lots of hunting needs, beside the ammunition, %f
course, and we have worlds of fishing gear,for
moose hunters who plan to camp beside • a favor-*
ite lake and fish until a big bull canes down for
a drink of water.
BOWS 6 ARROWS
If you plan to hunt with a bow, we have everything
you will need to complete your outfit* You should
get acquainted with this sport that is growing in,
popularity. Come in and see our supplies*
... INLET SPORT SHOP
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VACATIONING IN' HOMER
•Mr* and Mrs* Bill Norton
of Auke Bay in Southeastern
Ala ska*, are vacat toning in
Homer this week* Mr* Norton
is the manager of the Glacier
Highway Electric Association
and attended the Alaska Rural
Electric Cooperative Associa*
tion meeting in Kodiak last ,
week*
GETS KISH HOOK IN HAND
Howard Myhill of the Vern
Mutch Diug had a minor surg*
ery job Thursday afternoon
removing a fish hook from the
hand of Charles Hague* a Cal*
ifornia tourist who had been
fishing in Anchor Biver#
Hague reper ted that while
fishing .he caught his hook on
a tree behind him as he made
a cast. He said that he gave
the line a yank and the lead**
er broke. As he was inspect'
ing the broken line he no
tioed that the hook, which
had been embedded in the tree
was now imbedded in the flesh
of his light hand between the
thumb and forefinger.
He had no idea ‘ bpw the
hook got there, he said, un
less the tree acted as a bdw •
and sent it flying* through
the air into his hand#
Hague tiled to renpve the
hook* with the help of Bill.
Lukey but decided that ha
needed some professional help
and cane into Homer to see
Myhill.
HSRB ERGM HisLIBUT COVE
Jon Stenson Of %Hbut
Cove was a HOme r visitor this
week; He- reports that he has
been to rking in Seldovia* .
A meal in itself**ta cheese*
burger from the Dari*Delite
yours for only 850*,.. '""_
KOCH SENTENCED
Darrell Koch received a
450 fine and a 3-months sus
pended sentence with a sears
probation Monday in Cornnis
sionesr’s Court. Koch had
been found guilty of leatl ng
the scene of an accident in
a Jury trial several weeks
ago and the sentencing was
withheld until the end of the
fiahing season*
QUS ANDERSON IN ANCHORAGE
Qua Anderson went to An
chorage this week to see s
doctor*
WINS CUSTOM RIFLE
Mrs* S. L* Dustman won the
custom Mauser 8 mm rifle of
fered by the Spotter Anns Co*
catholic services held
Services were hold at the
Catholic church Wednesday and
Thursday of this week by
Father Custer of Seward*
IN anchorage on business
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reynolds
left Homer Tuesday evening
for Anchorage* They will re
turn Sunday or Monday*
Complete Insurance Facilities
at Pate Insurance Agency lo
cated behind Bay Clothiers.
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; SERVICE
FIRESTONE DEALER
(US OIL TIRES BATTERIES
FUEL OI L and .gasoline j
Delivered# *k.Rhone 824j
BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL ■
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$12.50 permanent for only >10
for all of you young ladies tfio
will be returning to school next
month.
Take advantage of t:his special ^
by phoning 254 for your J - ,
' appointment. ‘ > ' ‘ ?
.$pon all day..fSix days a week -
HOMER BARBER
& BEAUTY SHOP
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AUGUST 26-27-28
HOMER, ALASKA
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RIDES
EXHIBITS ' v-w.
CONCESSIONS
GAMES FOR KIDS
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There Trill be fun for everyone next Friday, Saturday
and Sunday at the annual Homer Fair. There rrill be
- rides, exhibits, concessions and games for the kids.
This year, the fair Trill bo held fcr the first time
on the Homer Fairgrounds located just about one-half
mile up the CT Road from the Homer Laundry. Thor©
Trill bo sighs uj> to direct you, so felloe the sigis
to a good time for the uholc femily* & . ■ »«
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Homer merchants have been most generous ifi ^»atribu^ ^ ,
ting prizes this year and one of these prizou may bo
yours if you attend the fair and participate in the
many.activities to bo found there.
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ALASKA'S FAVORITE GAME^