CLEAN-UP DAY
(Cent. from Page 1, Col* 3)
Trading Post to the Postof
fice, Ted nythe and Russ
Cronin; Zone 4, from the
school to the Postoffice,
Frank Campbell and Merrill
Hatcher; Zone 5, from Du
four* s up the CT road, %s
Bjornsgard and Marion Hinke;
Zone 6, from the Postoffice
to Pioneer Hardware, Jim Rey
nolds and Bill Raver; Zone 7,
from Pioneer Hardware to Al’s
Garage and up Anderson road,
Leo la _ Thome and Lyle Seitz;
Zone 8, from Al*e Garage to
the Methodist church, Rex El
liott and Ronny Thorras; Zone
9, from the Road Commission
to Beluga Lake, Milt Aim and
Don Rose; and Zone 10, from
Beluga Lake to the CAA, Dave
Nixon and Dan Larson.
ANCHOR POINT
The Anchor Point Homemak
ers Club met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs, Vern Mutch*
Plans were made for the fish
fry to be held early in June
and the upholstry class which
Mary Robinsoi will teach
starting May 23.
Election of officers will
be held Friday night at the
P-TA meeting,
A "smoker” featuring ex
hibition boxing matches of
all ages and sizes will be
held Thursday night at the
school. The entertainment is
being put on ftor the benefit
of the film library and is
sponsored by the P-TA*
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Walls
of Seward, formerly residents
of Anchor Point, were visit
ors over the weekend,
Mr, and Mrs, *aul Walter,
owners of the Timbuktu Cabins
were visitors from Anchorage
last weekend.
ALASKA STEfeM SAILING
The MS Lucidor of the Al
aska Steamship company was
scheduled to sail from Seat
tle Thursday, May 19 for Hom
er and other Alaskan ports#
Mo CARREY ADDRESSES GRADUATES
Judge J# L. McCarrey, Jr#
told the graduating class of
tbs Homer hi$a school Wednes
day night of the rough seas
of life that lie ahead for
them and he warned them to
follow the charts and rules
that had been prepared for
them by their parents and
teache rs•
Reminding them that they
had been traveling within
the "three-mile limit", he
pointed out that henceforth
they would be on the high
seas of life and that they
would be the captain of their
own ship and master of their
own fate#
A full house was present
in the Methodist church to
see Frank Campbell, school
agent, present the diplomas
to the graduating seniors and
to the graduates of the
eighth grade, includirg his
own daugiter, Edith, a senior
and his son, Robert, who
enters high school next year.
Included in the impressive
program were songs by Burt
Bachman, Emery Robirts and
Mrs* Carl Sholin and Mrs, Bob
Kranich in a duet, and an in
strumental number by Bill and
Ray Kranich*
The eighth grade students
were presented by Robert Saf
ley and the seniors by Steve
Harcharik,
Merrill Hatcher, school
principal, stated his appre
ciation for the cooperation
of teachers, students, par
ents and business firms dur
ing the past year.
Invocation was given by
Rev, ^elson Moyer and the
benediction by Rev. Arthur
Nichols,
^rion Koeppel played the
processional and recessional
on the organ,
HERE FROM IDAHO
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Wil
fong of Weippe, Idaho arrived
in Homer this week to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilkins,
They plan to stay about three
weeks before returning to the
states, _
HOMER'S FINEST
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
WILL OPEN
730 f.m
Located in the Homer Cleaners build
ing, the Bayside Lounge will have a
Grand Opening Friday night with free
shrimp on hand for everyone****The
Bud Alden Trio will be flown in from
Anchorage*.*to make this the biggest
Grand Opening Homer has seen in many
a day* Cone> on down and look the
new lounge over—you are all welcome
SECOND ORA.DE NEt©
By Patty Ann Stutes
Marvin Bellamy got cut.
when he picked up some glass.
The following toys and
girls had 100 on their spell
ing tests last Friday; Arn
old Nielsen, John Pate, P-tty
Stutes, Tommy Tice, David
Choquette, Lani Idlund, Tom
my Gregoire, Susie Jackson,
Lissa Moe, June Harrington,
Dorothy Hatfield, Georgia
Petersen, Cheryl Miller,
Esther Saling and Virginia
Choate•
David Choquotte had a ride
in his daddy’s new airplane
on Sunday and he saw a black
bear^
Lani Edlund has a new pair
of shoes.
Tommy Gregoire’s little
goat butted him one day.
Lissa Mo© ana her brother
Lynn made a bow and some ar
rows, They shot the arrows
on Sunday,
.Arnold Nielsen had company
for dinner on Sunday.
Mike Pate went to the show
on Saturday,
Ronnie Parks brought in
some clay he and his sister
found on the beach.
Larry Slone and Brad Nixon
had birthday parties in our
room last week.
Georgia Petersen stayed
overnight with Susie Nielsen
on Saturday again.
Pam '.</addell,s mother and
baby sister came home on Sat
urday.
Cheryl Miller is now well
enough to go outdoors to plaj*
Bonnie Thompson found a
pretty piece of coal in her
basement.
NSW LAWS NOW AT POD OFFICE
The PUD office now has
copies of three acts pertain
ing to the operation of PUDs
passed by the recent legisla
ture. -r
One act relates to dis
solution of and exclusion of
territoxy from PUD districts.
The second act is to permit
Public Utility Districts to
require benefit assessments
for local improvements. The
third act provides for the
recall ©f PUD officials
elected for a term of office
exceeding one year;
CLASSIFIEDS
Rates 3* a word
PHONE 239
For 24-Hour Cab Service
AURORA CAB
WANTED: Small or large Homer
acreage* State price and lo
cation* Write Locke Jacobs,
Box 1162, Anchorage, Alaska*
ATTENTION FARMERS: ‘Ernie
Robirts is taking orders for
Matanuska Valley calves for
Homer delivery. Two to four
week old calves, heifers 350,
bulls $35, delivered in lots
of 15 by truck. Write Erni§
Robirts, Homer or see in 3rd
house behind Seventh Day Ad
ventist church.
BfY3IDE LOUNGE TO HAVE
GRAND OPENING- FRIDAY
Homer’s newest lounge, the
Bayside Lounge will open its
doors for the first time Fri
day evening, according to
Carl Morton, co-owner of the
lounge with A* T. Kirkland*
The two Anchorage men will
start the evening at 7:30 at
the Bayside which is located
in the Homer Cleaners build
ing across from the telephone
office* From that hour until
they close in the wee small
hours of the morning, patron#
will be able to enjoy the
excel lent music of the Bud
Alden Trio and partake, of the
free shrimp that will be
available.
. The .new location has been
freshly painted, according to
Morton, and a new bar, shipp
ed from Seattle, has been in
stalled, Also new will be
the juke box and the ciga
rette machine of the latest
design*
In addition to the lounge,
there will bo a liquor store
for the convenience of local
patrons*
WIRING OF ALL KINDS
Appliance 3b Motor Repair
Dealer for Black 3e Decker
Tools.**Arvin and West
inghouse Appliances.
Hq. in Rex’s Metal Works
FRANK'S
WIRING SERVICE
THE BIO ONE
WONT GET
* X?
AWAY
YOU USE OUR FISHING GEAR
We have just received a new shipment of
SPINNING KEELS LINE RODS LURES
See the latest and the beat and buy it at
stateside prices T:
_INLET SPORT SHOP