YOU KNOW
I'VE BEEN THINKING
As I study from the book
of Proverbs I have selected
some quotations that I be
lieve are worthy of special
consideration-#
"A hypocrite with his
mouth destroyeth his neigh
bor# "
"All the ways of man are
clean in his own eyes#"
"Everyone that is proud
in hea^rt ;is an abomination to
the Lordv"'
"There is a way that seem
eth right to a man, but the,
end thereof are' the ways of
death,"
"A fools mouth Is his de
struction an<3 his lips are
the snare of his soulf"
"Foolishness is bound in
the heart of a child, but the
rod of correction will drive
it far from him."
"A name is rather to
be chosen than great riches#,"
"Look not thou upon the
wine jhen it is red, when it
giveth his cqlpr in the cup#
At the last it biteth like,a
serpent and stingetK like ah
®.daer. "
"A fool uttereth all his
Hind, ?>ut a wise men keepeth
it till afterward*"
"Fools make a mock of sin,
fcut among the righteous there
is favor."
“The house of. the wicked
shall be overthrown."
"The way of a fool is
fight in his own eyes."
"A companion of a fool
shall be destroyed."
A thought for the week:
Don't think your Bible is
dry on the inside jus^ be
cause it dusty on the
outside.
Ray Green, Minister of the
Church of Christ, Homer,
Alaska.
COMPLETES DOCK JOB
Howard Wickersham finished
the job of replacing the
three piling on the dock and
installing a mooring post
this week. The piling went
out about two weeks ago due
to ice pressure.
mnpMNqE sukrvt sor ffl|RE
C. W. .KrasInski, mainten
anoe supervisor for Territor
ial schools, was a Homer vis
itor this week checking the
local school building.
HOLDS 'SERVICES IN 3ELD0VIA
Rev. Nelson Moyer flew‘to
Seldovia Monday to hold Meth
odist services there. He re
turned on Tuesday.
, .Homer
* Electric
Assn.
ALL BILLS DUE MARCH. t10
ARM BROKEN IN FALL
Mrs* Esther* Anderson, 3rd
grade teacher at the Homer
school, suffered three breaks
in her left arm just above
the wrist when she fell on
the ice last Thursday. she
has been absent from her
classes this week and her
place has been taken by Bill
Raver*
BOOKS TO BE AUDITED
0. K. Kincaid, Certified
public Accountant of jAnchor-’
age, is expected to arrive in
Homer this week to start
auditing the books of the
Homer Electric Association*
P-TA PROGRAM mCNS PROFIT
The P-TA program at the
schoolhouse Saturday night
netted nearly $100. The mon
ey will be used to help de
fray costs in installing the
oil range in the cafeteria
Carls * and 4Al aska1 s favor**
ite game., ^/ore enjoyed^ by .
those attending* .... .. .r
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P-TA TO ME3T/r.
c •
The Homer Parent-Teachers
Association will meet Friday
night at the school house at *•
8 p.m* Among other things,
the installation of the oil
range in the cafeteria will
be diacussad*
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DIAL 700 AT 6:30. _
FOR HOMER NE^3, LOCAL
• PROGRAMS, WEATHER ON
HOfflER NEWS RADIO STATION
r
LECTURES TO STUDENTS
Bob Edlund, CAA station
manager, delivered a two-hour
lecture and demonstration to
the freshmen and sophomore
classes at the high school
Tuesday morning* The lecture
covered the fundament als of
magnetism, the production of
electricity and its relation
to magnetism, construction
and operation of generators,
frequency and wave length,
differences of sending radio
and television, operation of
the vacuum'tube and TV tubes,
and how*radio and television
.-•work.. The ^ demonstration
consisted of sending by tele
graph, operation of cathode
ray ascilliscope and frequen
tly- end rave length pictures#
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SCHOOL MENU
Monday: Beef Stew, fruit,
and muffins *
.Tuesday: Spaghetti with
Spanish sauce, donuttbal Is.
Wednesday: .Meat gravy,
. Unshed potatoes,?vegetables#
• i.: c ThUrs day: Bake d be ans,
ham**-coxa bread, fruit jello#
Fridays . • Cream .of. tomato t
so up; cheese and- crackers,?,
sallad, .pumpkin pie#
ADD TABLES, WINDOW
TO DARI-DELITE
Burt Bachman h&3 added a
window on the south -..wall of
his Dari-Delite building, and
.installed two four-place tab
les# He plans to install two
two-place tables soon#
DIAL 700 - 5:30 DAILY
CLASSIFIED
Phone 239 -
Por 24-Hour Cab Service
AURORA CAB
FOR SALE: 20 ACRES and 25
lots all subdivided, adjacent
to Seward Airport. Write Box
115, Homer for information.
PUT GRAVEL ON SCHOOL ©ROUNDS
Several loads of gravel
were placed in the depression
at the rear of the school
building- this week by Boi:
Turkington. The gravel will
enable the school buses to
make a complete circle around
the building so that they
will not have to back up on
the school grounds. Gravel
was also scattered on the
icy driveway."
The work was under the
supervision of the Alaska
Road Commission.
FATHER CUSTER HERE
Father Custer of Seward
held services in Homer ©n
Tuesday evening and Wednesday
r morning of this week. .
BACK FROM V\CATI0N
Jiggs Tice, HEA manager,
•is to be back from his vaca
tion in Anchorage the latter
part of this week#
FAIR BOARD TO MEET'
There will be a Meeting of
the board of directors of the
Homer Fair Association Monday
evening at 8 p.m. at the Ex
tension office.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
EDWARD'WILLIAM HERNDON* as Admin is
trator of the Estate of VAINO NESTOR
SAID, Deceased;
Plaintiff,
-vs
CHESTER E. PETERSEN,
)
)
Defendant. )
_)
No. A-10,397
NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a judgment entered by the abote entitled Court on the
19th day of January, 1955, in the above entitled action, wherein Edward William
Herndon, as Administrator of the Estate of Vaino Nestor SaTo'/deceased, the plaintiff,
obtained judgment against the defendant, Chester E. Petersen, which judgment was on
. the 19 day of Januaryjp 1955, duly ref$ferded in the said Court, and which said judg
ment directed that execution issue on property levied on in said action;
I am commanded to sell that certain real property situated in the Homer Record
ing Precinct, Third Judicial Division, Territory of Alaska, and particularly.describ
ed as follows: v
The iifast Half of the - Southwest Quarter (E§ of SW|-) Save and except
the Northwest Quarter' of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest
—Quarter {NWjSEjSWj); The North Half of the Southwest Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter (NiSL^SEi); and the Southwest Quarter of
' the $outiw#st Quarter (SWrSwJ); of Section Seven (7), Township Six «'
South (T 6 3), Range Thirteen West (R 13 Wf , Seward Meridian, con
taining 110 atres.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 2 day of April, 1955, at the hour of 10:00
o’clock A«M., of such day, at the office of the U. S. Commissioner, at Homer, Alaska,
I will, in obediency to said judgment, then and there sell the above described real
property to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with interest and costs, to the highest and
best bidder, in the manner provided by Statute, for cash, in lawful money of the
United States of America* -
Dated':at Anchorage, Alaska,’ this 26 day of February, 1955.
4y 7 . . , ■*
'■* FRED S. ^vILLTAMFON, United States Marshal,
Third Division, T?rritory of Alaska
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/s/ Frtfd%r Williamson