ANCHOR FT.
by Viola Bailey
The pot luck supper and card
party held at the Anchor Point
school Friday, Oct% 15, was
enjoyed by all«
The Anchor Point Homemakers
Club met at Christine Doner's
yesterday (Wednesday) at noon,
Dale Doner and son Ronald
are busy these days clearing
land for the new garage site,
Mr. Weaver, of the Anchor
Point tannery, hopes to have
his building comp1eted soon,
Mr and Mrs Robert Bennett
now resume in Anchorage as he
is employed there.
Mr Earl Elevens, an old
resident, is due back from the
states very soon
Best v.isles to the Anchor
Point net>:lvv:eds, Mr* and Mrs.
George Bxshop.
MEETING DATES CHANGED
The Son.tr C^vil Air Patrol
squadron will meet onthe sec
ond ari fourth Thursdays of
the month it was decided at
a matting of the group Monday
night Plans to gat the san
ior training program underway
war a also made at tha maating
as wall as plans to start tha
caait program if 15 . cadets
con ha recruit ad by the next
maating data, October %<d,
NEAT IS NEK AT
TEE BAY CLOTHIERS
Those of you who are plan
ning to order Avon gift sets
or other Avon products for
Christmas are urged to gat
your orders in early, Tha
catalogue is in at the ..Bay
Clothiers now •
Helen has a new' shipment
of handbags and costume jewel
ry in stock, too,
Of course all mothers of
school-age boys will be in
terested to know that the Bay
Clothiers have the dll-rubber
Snug-Lace short boots in stock
Pd4Adv<
TO OPEN SEW STORE
Bud and June Uminski have
announced that they will soon
open an apparel and home fur
nishing store in 'Homer. The
store Mil be located in the
Kaser-Daughtrey building just
west of the fire hall. They
have moved their cabin in be
hind the building for living
quarters. June has purchased
the stock o f Mari oh’s Apparel
and Bud will start his part
of the business with some
ready - to - paint furniture,
lamps, and other home furn
ishings.
TRADING POST STARTED
■ The Horner Arews Radio Sta
tion got its "Trading Post"
program underway this peek,
according to Dorothy Raver,
announcer, program director,
et?< ■ Tli*' Trading Post,, she
sa id, -i s merely a radio clas
sified advertising' Section
that is free, Anyone having
something to buy, sell, trade
or rent, is invited to list it.
on the Trading Post \ free of
chargeThis program is heard
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
■nigJits di n;<fo, t Anyone wish.-,
ing.to use the program should
call the station after. 5 p. tn,,
Monday ■ through.. Friday, or
it -.Box
write to the station ^t-.Bbx
255's 'giving full ^leiaH^sl'-' v
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MARS HALID'S SALE SET
A marshall’s .sale, will, be
held- November 20 at 11 a, m,,
according to a notice posted
this week by Marshall Andy
Anderson of SeIdovia, UP for
sale will Pe Several mi sc el
lane ous items- at'the Blue■ Mir
ror tounge, THe sale\is being
held to satisfy judgements
against ■ F.. R, and,,.Georgia
Shetterly held by Wesley and
Mary Bjornsgard* and Charles
Abbott, * '
- SUBSCRIBE NOW
GUARD HAS 3* MEMBERS
Earl Claba and Frank Mint
litsch of Anchor Pdint and
Lawrence Robirts ai}d Frank
Vise of Homer' are the newest
recruit's ,to be signed up by
the Homer platoon of the Al
aska Rational Guard, Th'e men
were 'given their, physicals
along with other recent*re
cruit s, Tuesday * night by...Cap
tain !Sweeney', of Anchorage«
This brings up the total en
rollment- to 32 in the platoon*
According to Lt*: Hdrry Gre.g
oire, platoon commander, plans
are being formulated for .the
coming two-week training, per
iod which starts October 311
Training will be at Ft Rich
ardson, ' ” . v . *>
POLIO CASES DROP-;.-' ' .
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Polio cases reported in. th.e
Territory dropped to 72 in- -
• September from in August,
according, to Alaska Department
of Health monthly retorts for ,
the period/• Highest incidence
remained in the Anchorage and
Seward areas
A total of 77 new cases of
-tuberculosis and 62 cases" of
gonorrhea were among the"6ther
communicable di seas e s reported
in September* Thirty-bri3e ca
ses of impetigo, 29 of conjunc.-s
viivitis and 23 of infectious.:
hepatitis■ we're retorted tpr.^.
the month*■ ' ’. t v
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HOMEkAKERS- TO "KELT. ^
' • The Homer Homemakers Wilt
meet today at 12: 30 at1 the
Gjosund . residence for the'i?'
regular meeting and . installdd''
tion of officers* ‘ The grout
met Tuesday evening ^ at the
Florence Holt home to. see ' a
. demonstration, of gift v, wrap* u
. Ping* " . • **■'' •
FAIR BOARD TO MEET ■
The Fair Boahd will meet
Wednesday evening' at 8 P*m*
at the extension office*
CLASSIFIED
PHONE 39
For 24-houri service
AURORA CAB
POTATOES REEDED BY CAFETERIA
Mrs, Dorothy Hollis, mana
ger of the school cafeteria
says that more potatoes could
be used by the cafeteria. Any
one having potatoes that they
would care to donate ma.y do
so any morning of the week at
the schoalhause♦
BREAK-IN ATTEMPTED
It has been reported that
someone has tried to oreak in
to the Pat Miller residence,
but apparently was unsuccess
ful, The Millers are away on
a trip lo the states,
PUPPIES TO GIVE AWAY
Mrs* Gam King says that
$h!i has four part-cocker and
part-springer spaniel puppies
to give away* They are about
six weeks old and very cute,
she.says*
.BACK AT WORK
Annabell Elliott is back
at work at the Homer Food Cen
ter after a two-weeks vaca
tion >
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SCHOOL MEKU
MONDAY ' • \
Beef Bombay, cabbage salad,
fruit
TUESDAY:
Sea If oped-. potatoes with
cheese*„peas, pudding
iWttijfESpAY
Mdose m.eait, noodles, cabbage
strips, upside down cake*
THURSDAY
Wieners ana buns, . pickles,
tomatoes, pumpkin pie*
FRIDAY
Succotach, jetlo, Hallowe 1 en
■cookies*
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