SECOND GRADE NEWS
by Betty Jean Gjosund
Virginia Choatefs mother
msde her a new jumper*
We had our valentine party
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Slone,
Mrs* Nixon, Mrs. Choate, and
Mrs. Bellamy came to help
serve refreshments*
Dorothy Hatfield helped
make a snowman five feet tall
on Sunday.
Ronnie'Parks had fun play
ing with his parakeet over
the weekend.
Tonmy Tice stayed with
Mike Pate over the weekend.
Betty Gjosund brought a
compass for us to see and use.
Tommy Tice and his mother
and father are leaving for
Anchorage today. They will
be gone for two weeks. Jimmy
is going too. ,
*7e now have 22 boys and
girls in our room. Dorothy:
Johnson left for the states.
Ronnie Parks* mother visi-'
ted our room last Thursday
afternoon.
net; re .lty opened
Mrs, Eileen Day of Anchcr
age ha*s opened the Homer-Ken
ai Realty in Homer end!is
looking for listings- She
plans to come to Homer as
soon as School is out in An
chorage, In the meantime she
is visiting the two communi
ties during the weekends. In
Homer she has been making her
headquarters at the Aurora
Drill, -
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the latest addition to the
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It’s a Bright Scarlet
CRUISER in the
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STATESIDE E-QtCES '
OPERATING STERLING BAR
Earl Engel and Bob Turk
ington are operating the
Sterling Bar and Liquor Store
while owners Harold and Elec
ta Billups are enjoying a
well earned rest# They will
operate the taisiness for a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Billups plan
to catch up on their work
around their home and take a
trip to Anchorage during
their vacation.
RECUPERATING IN SEATTLE
Word has been received*
that Mrs. Frank Raby of Sel
dovia is progressing nicely
at the Swedish hospital in
Seattle. She suffered a bro
ken hip several weeks agp and
was taken to the Washington
city. It is reported that
she ; receives daily visits
from her many friends in
Seattle.
BACK FROM STATES VISIT
Harold Backer,beach boas of
the Seldovia Bay Packing com
pany, was in Homer Wednesday
night on his way back to Sal
dovia after a month’s visit
in Idaho, He was flown to
Seldovia on Thursday morning
by Paul Choquette of the In
let Flying Service,
ELKS ENJOY FEED
A good crowd of Seward
Elks were in Homer Saturday
*night to enjoy a shrimp feed
and program at the local Elks
hall.
visiting from seldovia
Kenny Patton and Edwin
Bahr of the Ken-Bar company
of Seldovia were Homer visit
ors this week, -They ‘ were
checking on the plans for the
proposed boat basin for Homer.
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.-GARBAGE DISPOSAL
Weekly Pickups Made
Phone 255
Or See Lonnie Scroggs
On^Ohlson Lane
In Business For Over
Three Years
Ltw transfer
bummage 3 .is flanned
The Homemakers Clubs of
Homer and Anchor Point will
sponsor a rummage sale on
Wednesday, February 23. The
-sale will be held from 10 a.m
to 5 p«m. and it will be held
at the Methodist Church in
Homer.
A coffee bar will be set
up in the building for the
donvenience of the shoppers.
Anyone having good used
clothing or any fbmily white
elephants that they might
rishv to donate, may leave
them with Mrs* Ed Herndon
prior to the sale.
SCS MEETING SCHEDULED ^
There Trill be a meeting of
the Soil Conservation Service
district members at the SCS
office in Homer on February
24, according to Ed Leiben
thel, extension agent'. ,
Charles Hilson, SCS direc
tor for tho Territory and Lpu
Hanks, SCS technician from
Fulmer, Trill be in the com
munity for the meeting. The
tTro men Trill be pre sent' at a
similar meeting in Khsllof on
the 23rd. * "
On February 26 and 27
Hanks Trill be *in the Kenai
Kasilof area inspecting Ap
plications for land clearing
under the ASC program.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO MEET
There Trill be, a meeting of
the proposed historical
society for Homer.next Thurs
day evening, February 24. It
is expected that a constitu*?
tion for the,; society Trill be
adopted.
ILL AT HCME
Helen Bachman has. been ill
-fOr' several days rrith a bad
CLASSIFIEDS
PHONE 239
For 24-hour cab service
AURORA CAB
FOR SAIE; 20 ACRES and 25
lots all subdivided, adjacent
to So ward Airport* Write Boy
115, Homer for information. ■
For Good Real Estate Buys
in Fairbanks
Call or Write to
HIMANGO REALTY
912 Cushman Fairbanks
WORKING FOR KEA
Mrs. Ray Green has been
employed as bookkeeper for th<
Homer Electric Association*
She trill replace Carolyn Otey
uho will be leaving fbr the
states early in March#
Mrs* Green, an experienced
bookkeeper, is the wife of
Ray Green, minister of the
Church of Christ.
ATTEND 4-H MEETING
Approximately 17 4-H lead
ers end persons interested in
'.4-H work attended the Tuesday
meeting at the extension of
fice. Plans were made to
survey local. school ch ildren
to find out how many might be
interested in 4-H work. Many
of those present at the meet
ing came dom from Anchor
Point.
GO TO ANCHORAGE
Mr* and Mrs. Jigge Tice
and sons* Tocmy and Jimmy*
.left Monday for a twOf-ueek
trip to Anchorage.
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