Mi88 Ama Smith and Wes
ley Laufcscher are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laub
scher over the Christmas
tide. Miss Ama is employ
ed by the CAA at Anchorage
and Wesley is in the des
patcher's office at the Air
base.
Attending the dance at
Kielo's roadhouse Saturday
night were the following
from Moose Pass: Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Collins, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Foster, Miss Mary
Hoke, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Estes, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Luckey, Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Velanis, Mr. and Mrs. Dell
Douglas, Ed and Bob Estes,
Everett Hooker, Lowell
Gresham, Roy Miluten, Lyman
Graves, "Chuck" Whitmarsh,
George Nelson, Bob Gillis.
Cecil Rhodes and a party
of friends from Anchorage,
hunted at Cooper's Landing
during the pre-Christmas
weekend.
A dirt slice on the hi
way at Mile 26 makes trav
ing precarious.
Max Foster has purchased
the cabin that has stood
for many years at the Pike
and has moved it to the lot
which John Nelson secured
from the Forest Service
last year.
According to radio res
idents at Point Barrow are
kicking about 20 below tem
perature. Huhl Away
down south here the temper
ature registers 40 below on
occasion - the less "on
occasion" the better.
The Alaska Miner says:
"Down at Juneau, for Thanks1
giving, the folks enjoyed
home-grown strawberries.. .
On December 2, the official
ly recorded temperature in
Fairbanks was 22 above aero,
.in Chicago 5 below and
at Lone Rock, Wis., 38 be
low. "
Unearthed from a govern
ment bulletin! "Yi/hen Presi-'
dent Roosevelt took office,
March 4, 1933, the federal j
debt was $20,584,310,620.
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MINCE MEAT - BANANAS *
APPLES * ORANGES * LEMONS *TOMATOES*
HEAD LETTUCE * BERMUDA ONIONS*
NEW STOCK OF
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BLACK HAWK HAMS & BACONS
TURKEYS ON ORDER
SIX-WAY LIGHT FUSES.20 szJ
AUTO LIGHT BULBS
EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT BULBS
GAS CAPS FOR AUTOMOBILES
MOOSE PASS
ALASKA
A man saw a baby deer at a zoo and asked a keeper what
the animal was called.
The keeper replied, "What does your wife call you every
morning?"
And the man replied, "Don’t tell me that's a skunk."
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DATE AND PEANUT PASTE
1 cup stoned dates
^ " peanut butter
1 teaspoon salt
cup confectioner's Sugar
Wash and dry the dates; put thru food chopper; add
peanut butter and salt. Mix and roll into small balls;
then cover with sugar. Lay on plate to dry. Also de
licious if rolled in ground nut meats.