, HELP PROMOTE AMERICaNISM
* The president of the Amer
rlican Legion Auxiliary ap
pointed me chiijraan of- the
AMERICANISM committee, be
cause, as she stated, I feel
so strongly about it.
Tho membership of this or
ganization elected me as its
Chaplain.
I tell you this because it
is my duty as such to promote
AMERICANISM, which is and
should be closely allied with
Faith in God.
The great Freedoms #1 ich
are the; core of MERIC AN ISM,
stress freedom of religion.
Atheism is lack of religion
and a keynote oft. Communism &
term used loosely by many
with no4 true . thought,to the
concept this committee is to
promote, .-•* * ‘fM
Think it over. What does
AMERICANISM mean to yqji2 The
right to use our freedoms~in
telligently and-honestly 3Pith
loyalty 3 to Gqd and / country
coming first or using then*-to
serva: ourselves as,-a melons ^to
an end? , • ,
The preamble of our Con
stitution begins with "For
God-"' and Country*1 words any
loyal Merican vail tye „ glad
to repeat.
*' ’• Mrs. Jiggs Tice
Chiaiman, Americani.sm Conan,
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DRILLING NEW WELL
Francis Thorn Lis drilling
a new' well for : the Honor
Cleaners, . * - •+
HOMER-KEN Al '■<
REALTY •*/, . ^
Listings on Good acreage -f
needed ?. **
Star Route 3631
_Sp e nard, Maska
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BUILDIN&PIAHS APPROVED
BY HEALTH DfePARTMEHT.
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A copy of a letter" ffrom
the Territorial department of
health to the APW was receiv
ed Friday vby Merrill Hatcher,
superintendent of the Homer
school* The letter stated
that the preliminary plansiof
the Hauer school addition Lad.
met the approval of the de
partment of health*" *
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FWS REPRESENTATIVE HERE ‘A
Jim Brans on* FWS- i^eprc
scntative from Kenai : was.in
Homer Friday,, He stated that
the dead moose-., found- -fast
week in Homer died of nrainu
tritiori and possibly old 'age*
He said that this winter may
be a tough one on the moose
as this is the seeond moose
found thus .far that suffered
from malnutrition*
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HGviER HONOR RdhL* ’ . • ■/ -
ATTENDAN CE* LISTED
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* Four students were listed
oh the honor roll of the Hom
er high school for-- the third
six'Weeks period* * They are:
• Seniors, Robert Browning, Fat
Griffon and James SLLjevold,
and Sophomore Judy Forbes*
Ten students had perfect
attendance records* They
v/ere: Charles Gjesund, Rpy
0 * Connor, , t Sophie Roehlj ^' Pat
D onal ds on , Ca r o 1 J ohnso n,
Ruth Nielsen, Phillip Nichols
Robert v {Smith, James Soljevold
and Joann .dllard*.
DISPOSAL"
Weokiy pickups made
See LonniQ Scroggs
* v on Oh Is on Lane , .
J L & V/ TRni'JSFER Hfi jiR ,/ J
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ACC4 EIE-GTS-tFFICERS
f 1 X - - 7 * *t ^
The' members" of the Alaska
Crippled Children’s associa
tion met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Martin Severson# In
the election of officers f
last year’s officers were re
elected vdth the exception of
the secretary* The.officers
nafe arc: Mrs. Beth Templeton
president; Sophie Pennpa^,
vice-president; Ldis^LAw^ehee*
$<§cretary; Mrs. Margaret Drew'
1 treasurer and Mrs. Adel Se
verson* lias on officer,
The group voted to pay &10
per month toward tlie care of
Mallory Roe hi* 6-year old son
of Mr# and Mrs# Charles Roehl
Jr# who is suffering from co
red ral palsy•“ Mr.” and Mrs.
»Harold Snow of the Alaska
Christian Children’s. Home
have been caring and wording,
with the boy and he is making
^great strides toward recovery.
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ICE "POND ;Ci£ARED *'" >
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Le$ter> Dufour •• cleared, the.
snow off .the ide'p’oiidjpphinfi
the Hauer school last' week
with'., his tractor, Ivan Kno
dal-tj"school custodial "will,
flood ther^ond <and v get: it
ready for skating, .
PIONEER GIRLS toT
The. PionGer girls of the
Gracgj ..Baptist church hold
their first; meeting Monday
night at the’ church. Girls
9‘ to 12 are eligible to join
the organization, according
to pastor Halo Davis,
RiiDlO* SERVICE
G^S .OIL'- TIRES
^SPRUCE itiviCE
k-schor Poirfo by Past Office •
CLASSIFIEDS
Rate - 3£ A Word
PHONE 239
, For 2ii~Hour Gab Service
kUdOfU CAB
FOR SaliEs 2 gasoline power
plants; 1 Servel kerosene re
frigerator, 8 cu. ft; 1 Cold
Spot deepfreeze,12 cu* ft.; 1
2^-ton CkC 6x6 dump truck; 1
coal and wood kitchen range;
h oil space heaters; 3 milk
cows; l-2$0 gal* storage tank
1 lot misc* timbers and lum
ber. Will sell cheap. Write
or contact D, H* Specs, Port
age,Alaska, c/o Union Oil Sta~>
tion. •
KGOLY-GRIFFITH ACCIDEeJT
Two cars were involved in
, a head-on collision last Sun
day night about 11:15 at the
gully north of Swan son's in
North- i-Kenai. Mr* and Mrs*
Odman Kooly and ' son, Glen,
were in one vehicle and Mr*
and Mrs* Harold Griffith aid
two children were in the
other* Mr* Griffith and son,
David, were hospitalized for
a few days* The other sus
tained only minor injuries.
PhUL CROQUETTE a WAY
Paul Chequette flew to Ko
diak last week to investigate
the Kodiak Airways accident
at Chignik* bay* Upon return
ing from Kodaik he flew on to
Anchorage on business#
GIFTS MAGAZINES BOOKS
N0VEI3TIES YaRN
VEGA'S ART 6 GIFT SHOP
Homer
WAYNE BISHOP' JIM CALKINS .' EDWIlSON
' ‘" Ninilchik '■ East R^ad, Honor 1 , , Anchor Point
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I$f \ 3POT^IiiDBPEJBDEW T ON .TP B QARD
Why independent men? .Beca&se niiriMng'1 *a co-op is serious business# 'Its not just
a matter of being elected to the board and spending two or^three hours a month
at a board meeting. Its not a matter of nine people getting together to nod
their heads as one* Sound decisions "arid good ideas'come from experience, study
and discussion. By electing Wayne Bishop, 'dim Calkins and Ed Wilson the consum
- ers will -be getting three director's who are independent, who have experience,
* , who will study and who will discuss every phase of the co-op's-business*
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• ATTEND THE MEETING ’
As a member of the Homer Electric Association,':, Ijicj* it isryour .duty to attend
the-.annual meeting on February 7th' and vote for three directors. If you cannot
attend the meeting you can vote by proxy. ’Make your plans now, don't wait till
the last minute* ^
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VOTE FOR THREE
Ho doubt efforts will be made by those who wish to keep control of the co-op to
nominate two or three more candidates from the floor of the meeting in the hope
of splitting the votes in their favor. We urge1 you to unify for a change of di
rectors and vote only for Bishop, Galkins and Wilson*
« .. * "NOT ON THE AGENDA"
, Few people who attended the annual meeting two years ago have forgotten the
• famous battle of the agenda* At that ^meeting many residents up the line who had
paid their membership fees but were, not receiving electricity asked to be allow
ed to.have a vote on the floor. They were told that the matter could not be
-. discussed as it had not been placed on the agenda* The statement was, of course
falsrt as a reading of the by-laws proved. But the matter was not. discussed.
The consumers wishes meant nothing to the board of directors,, This nust not
happer again. On February 7th vote for Hayne Bishop, Jirn Calkins and Ed. Wilson
(po* rdvv)
Homer Consumers Ccmmittee