CLEfln UP THIS ITTfly
Tvery year about this time it has been
the a.ce old" custom for all Seldovians to
start'cleaning up their yards. This year
being no different, it has been Proclaimd
by the -Cit y of Seldovia that everybody in
Seldovia' clean up their property. If the
City has full cooperation from every citi
zen the effort will be nomial and the city
will look much better. Getting rid of all
the debris that the winter snows have had
covered for so long, will not only look
better but also make us feel prouder of our
little township, annual1 Clean Up heck
has been designated haylst to hay 15th.
Hot having done editorials before I’m
going to leave it for the regular editor to
do because shj has brighter ideas and a be
t ter knowledge of the newspaper world.
So instead I’ll fill in with a very ap
propriety poem for the cor in month of May.
SOra OF h IvLiY MORNING
Now the bright morning star, day’s harbin
ger,
Cores dancing from the east, ar'd leads
with her
The flow ery May, r,hc from her gr son lap
thr o'-s
The yellow cowslip and the pale primrose.
Hail, hour tors Hay, that dost inspire
Kirth, and youth, and warm desire;
v’oods and groves are of thy dressing
Hill and dale doth boast thy blessing.
T-hus we salute thee with our early song,
And welcome thee, and wish thee long.
rfritten by John Milton (1603
1674)
HOMIMAKIRi MtlT >
WITH MRS BRUN
The regular meeting j
of the Seldovia Home-* I
makers Club was held f
last Friday at 8:00
in the home of Mrs.
Florence Brun with
Miss Peggy Daigan as
hostess, After the
business meeting, the
evening was spent* do- <1
ing handiwork fllow- *
ed by a luncheon. The
ladies present were,
Mrs. Ellen Nilson,
Mrs Eetty T-hcrsness,
Miss Hazel Ellsworth,
Mrs. Susan English,
Mrs, Adam Lipke,Miss
Eeatrice Handcock,
Mrs. Susan Lloyd,
Mrs. Ruby nlexender,
Mrs. Mary Erennan,
Mrs. Florence Brun and
Miss Peggy Daigan.
GOOD, GOOD, GOCD
The Homemakers
have summitted to the
Frontiersman a collec
tion of thoir favorite
recipes. Here is the **
f irst
BUTTI3RSCOTH ROLLS
rjnj good biscuit dough
or tho following;
2 cups flour
4 tablespoons lard
4 teaspoons B.P.
teaspoon salt
iidd milk to make soft '
roll quite thin spread
on th-e following; Cr- *
earn 1 cup brown sugar
2 oz. buttjr,roll up
like cinnamon roll^,
cut in ^lengths and
bake. ratch carefully 4
for they burn easily.
This recipe was sum
mitted by Hiss Hazel
Hllsworth.