ANCHOR POINT
Mr. and Mrs.. David Boyer
®nd children, who are home
steading here at Anchor Point
returned from Anchorage last -
week. They are .presently re
siding at Ninilchik where
they plan to open a restau
rant this spring.
The Earl Johnsons and Rob-. -
ert Bennetts returned this
week from their trip to the
States where - they were visi
ting relatives. ' .
A movie, "We’re Not Mar
ried”, starring Ginger Rogers,
and Fred Astaire will be
shown Saturday night ~ at.. 8
o’clock at the school.
Mrs. Vem Mutch and son
Paul drove to Anchorage to
spend a few days. They were
accompanied by Mrs. El3a Tou
eher.
The George Carrs moved on
their homestead this week*
They are living in their
trailer until their cabin is
built.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo 'Eason
moved into their home (for
merly occupied by the Carrs)
this weekend. Mrs. Eason an-,,
Bounces that their son, Char
les, and family will be up.
from Seattle this summer .to. *
help finish the log church
which the Easons have been
interested in.
Mrs. Bill Rabick*. writes
from New York City that their
family has taken an apartment
in Manhattan for a time. They
have had some encouraging re
ports regarding Bill’s vision
from the doctors of.the cli
nic where he was taking ex
tensive tests. Bill is also
busy showing films' and tell
ing folks about Alaska.
(Ed. note - Our faithful
Anchor. Point correspond ent,
Mrsi-Vern fetch, was ill last.
week, and-- una ble to send in
her column* We - are glad to
note that she is feeling bet
ter .again.)- ;V* ;
speaker - requested
BYHQMEK F-TA
A visit * from a represen
tative of the Territorial
Commissions r of Education has
✓been requested by the Homer
P-TA for its April 1 meeting.
Thei representative will bb
: asked to explain ‘ the present
and-future- status of the H6
mer School, ■ according to Ho
mer Thompson, F-TA president.
Anew Ways and Means com
mittee was set up by the F-TA
at its meeting last Friday,
The committee, to be headed
by Paul Choquette, will con
sist' of four parents and two
teachers.'’Choquette1 will ap
point his own committee*
Steve Harehartk,retiring com
mittee head,»reported a total
of £.101,50 netted by the eve
ning . -of - games he Id re cent ly
anl by donations. Another
evening of‘garces’ has been
.planned for the future*'
Paul Choquette also repor
ted that the Installation of
-the large oil range trill pro
bably be done during the sum
mer, as it'would -take longer
than a weekend,;. The F-TA is
currently awaiting approval
of the Commissioner of Educa
tion if or thq stove installa
tion. r r -
Mrs. Dorothy Hollis, cafe
' • ' t ■ V *•-, t
teria manager* off icially an
nounced her rasignat ion, ef-'p
fectiii^e at the end; of the
school year. Applications
rill be.accepted by the j?«JIA
pre sident,Homer. Thompson, for
the position; which pays a
salary of $150 per month for
a four hour work day, five
days a reek*
Steve Harcharik shored mo
vies of the land otter which
has been spo rt ing; ah ound Be
luga Lake, and aft er the mee -
ting refreshments were served
CHURCH VISITOR ■. ■
Mr. James Rickteroff of *
iiiamna is a guest visitor
and speaker at the ^omer Gos
pel Tabernacle this week end.
Mr. Rickteroff, who recently
attended a British Columbia
3ible Inst it ute, ar rive d In
Homer Wednesday and will stay
through Monday. :i ■
LEAVES FOR 33ATTIE
Mrs. Ken Heath left Homer
Sunday for Seattle to visit
her parents who are reported
to be in ill health. ' -
DOMPING GARBAGE OH-BEACH.
- \ •.
Dave! Nixon reports that
somebne dumped two loads of
garbage on his beach property
between < Beluga Lake and the
Bay.>i The garbage is a menace
to tbs health of the two fam
ilies living in the area, he
says, and has asked that such
practices be stopped. All of
‘the property in that area is -
private and dumping, of
course, is hot allowed.
SMITH RETURNS FROM *'
STATESIDE TRIP ' /
\ Bill Saith of the Circle
Air Trails returned to Berner
last-Saturday afternoon from
a trip to the States* Smith
returned with anew Cessna
170 aircraft, which he flew
up from San * Francisco* He
encountered a good deal of
bad flying weather, taking
eleven days to fly from Seat
tle to Anchorage* He reports
that he was weathered in near
Cordova, near Anchorage, and
in several places in Canada*
Smith will use the Cessna
170 in his flying business,to
supplement hi3 larger Widgin*
JACK ENGLISH IN TOViN .. *
JAck English of Seldovia
visited Homer" Tuesday on a
return trip from Anchorage*
Paul Chequette took English
to Anchorage and' reported a
rough plane trip back wrbh^
the wind so strong that they
were ■unable to make, it in to
Seldovia.
Paul also reported that he
was liable to land at Merrill
Field because it was covered
with an estimated 32 inches
df slush* , .
CARGO; SHIP IN Awb OUT
•The Alaska' Steamship ves
sel the Coastal Monarch dock
ed at Homer Friday evening to
unload 128 tons of freight*
Included in the cargo was the
new fork lift for the Homer
Dock. The lift was serviced
in Seattle and was ready for
use upon arrival here.
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AND WHERE WILL THE
DONATIONS COME FROM?
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Let’s get donations
for a Boat Basin,
A majority of all donations for public
projects and benefits in. Hpmer is* pro
vided by your Trade-At-Home Merchant.
None has ever been provided by the
mail-order houses. • ■ '» *
SUPPORT THE MERCHANTS >H0 SUPPORT YOU.’
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Let’s get donations
for the P-TA
Let*s get donations
for the Homer I’air
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