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Even the state of Alaska-, through its
Marine Highway ferry system, offers winter
tours through the Inside Passage of scenic
Southeastern Alaska.
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cool at heart.
Clinching the appeal of Alaska in winter
is a season-long list of local fairs and
festivals which include: Cordova Ice Norm
Festival, February 7-9; Anchorage Fur
Rendezvous, February 16-23; Homer Ninter
Carnival, February 28 to March 1; Inter
national Airlines Ski Festival, Alyeska
near Anchorage, Marchl3-15; and the 19th
Annual North American Championship Sled
Dog Derby, Fairbanks, March 13-22.
The Alaska Travel Division, Juneau, Alaska
will send information on Alaska winter tours
free upon request.
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Nov. I. Deadline for ADS for GRC 5*00 iM
4. Deadline for CRG News’and
Calendar items 5*00 x'M
5. Game Night Legion Hall 7:30 x'M
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6. Post 27 Meeting Legion Hall
8;00 PM
7. Homemakers Meeting FAA Hall
11. Lions and Lioness Meeting
Tonsina Lodge 8:00 PM
SERVE JACK-0-Lantern cake for your
Halloween festivities.Betty Forson
IVhen the " frost is on the pumpkin'1 the air
is crisp and chilly. How's the time to bake
I again. The warmyh of the oven and the scent
of freshly baked yeast bread adds cheer to
your kitchen and the whole house as well.
Bake for holidays or for every day-simple
white breads, or more elaborate sweet breads.
They're all delicious, and fun to do, tool
Happiest of all holiddays is Halloween. And
yeast breads star for this fun day. Your
basic white bread dough can be shaped into
a cat or a goblin, an owl or bat. Or you
can use your imagination on the face of
| this jack-O-lantern cake. It's an easy-to
do refrigerator dough that you can mix a
! day ahead. This will give you extra time
to prepare the party room—decorate it so
your little trick-or-treaters can invite
their friends in after their journey from
door to door. Since the recipe makes two,
you might want to make one a smiling pumpkin
and the other with a scowling face. Have a
Spooky time, one and all.
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lUMrKIN CAKE
(makes two cakes)
3/4 cup milk
1/4 cup sugar
1 l/2 teaspoons salt
1 cup (2 sticks) margarine Q
1/2 cup warm water (105 0 -115 F.) 1
2 packages or cakes yeast, active j
dry or compressed
3 egg yolks, well beaten
1 tablespoon orange extract
4 l/2 cups unsifted flour
Melted margarine
Semi-sweet chocolate bits
Scald milk; stir in -sugar, salt and
margarine. Cool to lukewarm. Measure warm
water into large warm bowl. Sprinkle or
crumble in yeast; stir until dissolved. Add
lukewarm milk mixture, egg yolks and orange!
extract; stir to blend. Add flour; beat
until well blended. Cover bowl tightly
with aluminum foil. Refrigerate 'at least
4 hours or overnight.
Divide dough in half. On a lightly floured
board shape each half into a ball, ^lace
on greased baking sheets.' Brush tops of
cakes lightly with melted margarine. Cover;
let rise in warm place, free from draft
until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour.
Bake in moderate oven (350 F.) for 30
minutes or unto]_done..._Co_of_,_and_frosty , 1
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