SEWARD TRIP
(Cont. from Page-1, Col. 1)
fourth division and the fish
ing interests of the first
division worked on Senators
to kill the property tax*
After the noon meal the
Horaerites scattered over the
city sightseeing and taking
care of personal business*
By 5 o’clock it was obvious
that the plane would not be
leaving until the next morn
ing. On Wednesday morning it
was even more obvious that a
plane could not leave the
airport so plans were made to
take the bus which left in a
rather heavy snowstorm at
noon.
trial date set
Darrell Koch will stand
trial in .Commissioner*s court
April 26 on a hit and run
driving charge. A prelimin
ary hearing ms held last
Tuesday morning and Koch
pleaded not guilty to the
charge brought against him by
Wayne Bishop of Ninilchik.
Commissioner King released
Koch after a $500 bond had
been posted.
STOPt
worrying about tbs mud
and remember that you
can send your mud-spat
tered clothes to the
Homer Cleaners for their
Spring cleaning.
HOMER
GLEANERS
C3G MEETING
(Coat, from Page 1, Col* 2)
thing more definite on the
boat harbor proposed for Hom
er by the Territory. Still
another was made to the ef
fect that local business men
might withdraw their funds
from the bank, leaving a
pledge that could be filled
when a decision is reached on
the basin*
It was decided that Clean
Up Day should be held on May
22. Helen Bachman and Alza
King are co-chairmen of the
beautification committee in
charge of Clean-Up Lay.
FAIRBANKS ATTORNEY TO OPEN
Law office' in homer
Quincy Benton, Fairbanks
attorney plans to open an of
fice in Homer in the near fu
ture o He has leased the old
Ole Jones place across from
the Heady hotel as his office
He expects to be joined by
his wife and daughter later
this summer.
SALING FAMILY ARRIVES
Mrs. James Saling and four
children arrived in Homer
Monday from Wenatchee, Wn. t©
join Mr** Saling here. Two of
the children,Isla and Esther,
entered the local school on
Tuesday.
Mr. Saling is an employee
of the PNA offioe here. -
FUN < MUSIC
are yours every evening at
the Yah,Sure Club. Plan
*now to visit* Jim and Don.
YAH SURE CLUB
CH'MHciB STORY
(Cont. from Page 1, Col. 3)
'Someone, the president
said, is interested in having
the Homer airport extended
and paved in the tinnediate
future. He said that he did
not learn who that "someonen
was, but he did hazard a
guess that it might be Uncle
Sam.
Irving Reed, territorial
highway engineer, told Moyer
that he was interested in
getting the East road extend
ed to Fox Ri-rer and that he
would txy to get a man to
Homer this summer to lay out
a road. He also stated that
an endeavor would be made to
work on the Fritz Creek hill
this summer.
A more complete report on
the Juneau trip will be
forthcoming at a later date,
the president said.
P-TA TO MEET MAY 6
The Homer P-TA will meet
May 6 at the schoolhouse tt
elect and install officers
and to witness a court of
honor of *the Boy Scouts.
Meeting time has been set
at V * 30.
GROCERIES
are our business and you
will find the finest sel
ection on our shelves and
in our warehouse.
CHECK OUR CASE LOT SALES
HOMER .
FOOD CENTER
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AURORA CAB
WANTED: Small or large Homer
acreage* State price and lo
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FOR SALES Good No* 1 spuds,
5# per pound if you bring
your own sacks* Ora Jones on
CT Road* Phone 250*
NEW DRILLS TO BE HELD
Fire Chief Ora Jones says
that fire drills in Homer
will be inaugurated along the
lines of an alert* The local
fire siren will be blown in
short blasts and not as loud
as usual to call the firemen
to duty. The usual alarm for
a fire is a long loud, blast
from the siren* The alerts
will come as a surprise ta
most of the firemen so that
they will be working against
time*
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