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grs, ffm, Brink and two
small children of Hinton's
Lodge, arrived last week at
$ke home of her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Bailey, The Brinks'
new baby, Beverly Jean, was
born October 24 and weighed
four pounds, Her older broth
er, Tommy, is about two years
A % l km ",
Craig Mason, three-year
■old pen of Mr, and M^s, Bob
f&fr.'i; fell and icceratei the
ms ha^d Srndcy, Inree
stitch is were' oaken in the
foM vm# 6 v & em 7f zch.
Co-ops to join
Jiggs Tice returned this
%eek from An ch cr eg e u-he^e he
®n?£ with the nertben of four
bower cooperatives in this
session cf the termite y. The
men discussed the n o$s ibiiity
of faming a paver tool for
the pu~pc.se of enlarging the
generation and transportation
fad lit i e $ o f th*' re g l an. He
stales that preliminary steps
we,re to! en in that‘direction
with another meeting sched
uled for December %t 3-14-15
when eldcted * directors from,
each of the co-ops will meet
again to work out details of
the plan,
CORRECTION
The ..story in last week 's
News stating> that the Metho
dist church had purchased th^b
Skyway theatre was incorrect,
according to D, A, Peterson,
owner,
According to- Nelson Moyer,
pastor of the church, the
building is under a go-day
lease from Peterson,
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HOME FROM ARMY
Brantl*y Edens was dis
cha.rged from the Army last
weekend and is home with his
family, Mr, and Mrs, Dick
Edens of East Hill Road*
SCHOOL NEKS
The Freshman and Sophomore
English class has been enjoy
mg talks on hobbies, Reports
have been given by Mrs* l?3f£fc
Faison on leather carvingJ by
Ray Kranich on photography,
Gene King on ammunition load
ing axu- gunt end by Mrs* Cecil
Ifyant on stamp collecting.
The school is considering
ordering a re-foot slide for
the playgrounds* The slide
will cost about $1.35, plus
freight, and will be payed
■"for f<om the funds co llectvd
from the telnlhane red cap
jar campaign if > the money
continues tc come in, J&rs
have been placed at the Homer
Club and Cafe and the Homer
Barber and Beauty Shop*
Report cards were issued
Wednesday for the second six
week period of school.
The Chr is'tihas vacation will
begin Thursday, December 23
and school will start again
January 3,
SECOND GRADE NEKS
by Dorothy Lee Johnson
Monday morning we saw two
films with the first grade.
The pictures were "Autumn on
the Farm" and ”Apples from
Seedling to Market, " ffe
learned many things.
Tommy Tice went to Anchor
age over the holiday. Re was
on the radio Friday morning,
Mike Pate and' Brad Fixon
had Thanksgiving dinner to
gether at Mike *s house,
Ronnie Parks told us about
the new tricks his parakeet
learned,
Buzzy Johnston has left our
class. Now we have 23 in our
room.
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LOST DOG FOUND
Mr, and Mrs, Jim Sherry
fauid their' last Boston Bull
dog early this week. The dog
had apparently become lost in
the wooas up the C? 'cad and
when neighbors reported hear
ing the continuous, barking of
a dog they natijied Sherry,
He located the barking pup
and found it to be his own,
GUARD MAKES MOVE
The Homer platoon of the
Alaska National Guard moved
their headat.arvers Tuesday
evening to the front portion
of the former Skyway theater
building which they plan to
sub-lease from the Methodist
church. They have been hold—
ing their drills in the Jones
building across from the Ig
loo,
SOIL CONSERVATION MEETING
Dick L'earnard of the Soil
Conservation Service has an
nounced that two fj Ims will
be sho’jun at the regular meet
ing of the Homer SCS sub-dis
trict at 8 p, m, this evening
(Thursday) at the schoolt The
films are entitled "Know Your
Land" and "Food and Land, "
SELDOVIAN CUTS FACE
Bob DeSylva of Seldovia
suffered a badly cut face Sat
urday when he accidenially
fell against a saw blade. He
was treated at the Seldovia
hospital, r
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Two bedroom horn*, 132 toth
St• near school and town*
Total $t0,500, $t$oo down*
4 units furnished, $475 wontA
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four ner?j btres, hydraulic
lift Punb, power take-off,
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two wheel ’steel trailer,, Kill
trade jar n-vheei dr.it.e Jeep
in gac.a crnd t ten cr gasoline
driven portable arc welder*
See or write L+ M. McDonnell,
Seldovia
LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON
Mrs* Curt Evt.rn and daugh
ters, Katie and Erna, left
Homer for Puyallup, Washing
ton Monday* Curt left for
Cold Bay where he will be
working with the C* A*A*
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