COUNTERFEITS IN CIRCULATION
It has been reported that
there may 6* several counter
feit $$, $to and $ao bills in
circulation in the Homer area*
Six counterfeit bills have
been picked up in Kenai, ac
cording to reports* The bad
bills- have serial numbers be
ginning with Ljp8 5. .
NEn IN Hi/HER
Mr. and Mrs* Bill Herring
of Fairbanks have come to #o
me+'toma''e their winter home*
They are in the. -ninir g busi
ness %n the inter■ic*' end have
decided tc^sbej^d tneir winters
here Purchased
the Gaetano ham* near the air
port - •••>
PAYS FINE
C. T, Paulk of Anchorage
pleaded guilty to passing a
stopped school bus mar Homer
recently and was fined $50 in
an Anchoic.ge court«
SCHEDULE HIMTUG COURSE
The University of Alaska
will sponsor a short course
for prospectors at- the Homer
school during the month of
Movember, according to Leo
Rhode. Starting November 1
classes will be held 2 aours
per evening . ■■unday through
Friday* It is understooa the
course will include advanced
work in geochen'cal prospect
ing and c^e use o1 tne Geiger
counter, Ricnc.rd Barnes of
the University uill instruct
the cuu*-^e -dh-\ch will run
through 30,
M&ZU A KHliM 7
Dorce Schultz1 says that shot
has four. kittens which
she would liue to find homes
for, Anyone interested may in
quire at the Corner Food 'enter.
LOT.SALES
MONEY!!!
HOMER
F OOD CENTER
REV PROSPECTOR'$ COURSE
Alaska's prospectors mil
have a revolutionary tool t(
aid them in their search foi
hidden ore deposits as a re«
suit of a new course whia
ended last week at the Univer<
sity of Alaska school oj
mines,
in* course uas an ini enshVi
two-weeks study of geochemical
prospecting by 26 Fairbanks
district Prospectors* Earl
H, Feist l ine, dean pf th%
school of mines said nto th%
best of n.y knowledge this ii
the first time such a com
plete course ties been offeree
to lie ordinary prospector 6)
a university "
Gttocnemicai prospecting
involve* the systematic sam
pling and the chemical analy
sis of rock, soil, vegetation
and water* The sampling de
termines if the trace amounts
of metals pres.e’nt will fit in
to a pattern that will reveal
the location of an ore depos
it«
Dr T, S, Lovering launched
the course at the university•
He heads the U* S, Geological
Survey's geochemical explora
tions section located at the
Denver Federal Center in Col
orado,
SIGHS COMPLAINT
George Stinger of Homer
last week signed a complaint
against ui Hi am iiacha of An
chcrage. Stinger alleges
Inal h'acha assaulted him fol
lowing an arguement concern
ing some dice at the Kachemak
Bar,
IN ANCHORAGE
Mrs* Jiggs Tice and son
lefi for Anchorage Saturday
on business.
ACCA IN MEETING
No local members of the
Alaska Crippled Children's
Association were able to at
tend the Associocion 1 s annual
meeting in Anchorage which
Closer tc a a; '(C.iv. - ,u ay).
L/;5": s :7iTvovn order
! fC H v ./'■ !. 11.0N
OCX-,.' S AN CODER IS
ON 7 He. WAV !-CR
. WiAD!C'iS APPAREL
W'NNER OF 7HE
; FREE GREASE JOB
AT AI.'S GARAGE ‘ '
t-AULCHOQUETTE
.HALLOWE'EN TIME
IS NEAR
AND YOULL BE-tCEDlNG THESE PARTY ITEMS
HALLOWE'EN CANDY PARTY FAVORS
DECORATIONS MASKS TALLIES
BRIDGE AND GAME PRIZES Of ALL KINDS
WHITMAN'S CANDY
VERN MUTCH DRUGS
ANCHOR POIW
l by Viola Bailey
)
Mr* and Mrs* L* Eason lift
last week for Seattla*
1 Mr* and Mrs* Robert Bar
‘ tell and family have gone to
Los Angeles,
Gordon Stoddard plans to
1 leave in about c week for Los
• Angeles*
' Mrs* Thelma Marta has, been ■
in Anchorage this past week
■ for medical care.
! ' The Anchor Point Community
Club met Friday, October r*
A pot luck a inner to be held
October i-, at 6 p.m, was dis
cussed, Entertainment will
follow the dinner*
MOREY RAISED
A total of #51 was raised
for the school cafeteria Sat
urday night at the Political
rally held, at the Elk*s hall.
A Seward group, supporting the
candidacy of Paul Nil son,
provided the entertainment
for the evening*
RAMBLER DUE IN
The Alaska Steamship com
pany freighter Coastal Ram
bler is tentatively scheduled
to dock at Homer next Tues
day, October tg, according to
Wythe & Son, local company
agents♦
DAUGHTER BORN
A daughter was born Tuesday
to Mr. and Mrs, Forest Richie
of Homer, Mrs« Oscar Boara
man assisted in the birth«
VETERINARIAN DUE
Territorial Veterinarian
Honsinger will be in Homer
the middle of this month, ac
cording to Ed Leibenthal, ex
tension agent.
j
for the best or
SERVICE AND THE
FINEST HOSPITALITY
IN HOMER
VIST
HAROLD L ELECTA
AT THE
s
TER LING
BAR
praOl/ FISHERMAN DROWNS
Ernest Steely Morgan, 47
year-old Renai commercial fish
erman drowned in Island Lake
last Wednesday despite his
son*s hour-and-a-half strug
gle to avtri the tragedy.
According to the son, Ted
Morgan, mo was pulled from
the freer.-irg water in a semi
conscious state, his father
■slihpe^ on the slick bottom
of the Leap failin'* sidewise
out of the boat capsizing it♦
Although, the elder Morgan
could sv-'-’r•, he quickly lost
strength, end the sor soon had
to held him above water♦
Rescue came when Jack uhis
itm, a lake resc~t operator
taxied his plane out to the
boat after neighbors reported
hearing tne calls for help*
He said the son was still
clinging to the boat with one
arm ana, to h's father with
the other when he reached
them.
Chi sum and two companions
pulled the older man onto the
float of the plane and tried
for more than an hour to re
vive him.
Meanwhile, Joe McGoughey
of Kenai and Mrs* Morgan fol
lowed the plane out in a small
boat and Pulled her son out
of the water*
NOVEMBER SAILING DATES .
According to the ’Alaska
Steamship company freighter
schedule of October 8; the MS
Square Sinnet will leave Seat
tle November 5 for Sewardt
Seldovia and Homer*
The MS Coastal Monarch.will
leave Seattle on December 3,
also for Seward and Seldovia
and Homer*
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