WILD GAME DINNER DELIGHTS GUESTS
The cuisine of the Metropolis was the
menu at Paxson Lodge’ on December 1st at
the Annual Wild Game Dinner* No where has
this writer witnessed or enjoyed such a"
variety of palatable food. And all from
the bountiful wilderness called the In
terior of Alaska.
Stan Brown1s guests were first intro
duced to each other over an'.imaginative
' .creation of tasty refreshments. The punch
bowl could not have been more Alaskan®
•Stan fought sub zero’ weather' on.the lake
! l cutting out a veritable mountain of
i crystal clear Ice. He then hued -out a
; large crater in which the .punch floated.
; jMounted on a stand- with• hidderf'lights,
fjfilled with colorfui>liquid> the ice punch
; bowl was clearly the center of attraction
before dinner®
, ! Dinner was the real treat* Appetites
; were too hearty and plates too small as
! we began this feast* Wild game entrees
included Pheasant, Moose, Ptnrmagine,
Black Bear, Porcupine, Caribou, Duck,
Sheep, Goat, Rabbit, Deer and two kinds
of fish, Salmon and Lake Trout. Added
to this were deviled eggs, bean salad,
fruit- salad.cole slaw., rice fluff,
scolloped potatoes and baked beans. For
those, who could continue on into dessert
were Moose mincemeat pie and chocolate
cake *
Unable to move a muscle after this
dinner of the experts, we just crawled
* our'way over to the large divan before the
fireplace and dreamed a "little You know
I've often read about the lavish way the
elite.enjoy the.delicasies of the world,
but to partake of such luxuries, imagined
up by Alaska's finest cooks - wives (and
Stan's private chef) — at a dinner party
,so sociable — attended by just plain you
"and me- was."just too much- OUT OF THIS
ViORLD—by golly, that' s where ‘ we were —
' PAXSON LODGE.
Legion Visit cant >
that he was more than pleased for the
attendance honoring the Department Som
•Inander, and- praised local Legionhirres
for their untiring devotion to American
Legion Work. He announced that through
hard work the Post was assisting the
Auxilliary in Girl Scout sponsorship,
had contributed large• sums to the Glenn
r/High School for gymnasium equipment arid
to the Copper Valley School, for Chemistry
■laboratory equipment and supplies, had
assisted several needy families, and had
on the continuing program-, assistance
i: planned for the small schools ‘in outlying
■areas .and of course, a huge Christmas
prog ram o - . .
Department Gommander Moles’ was the
: overnight guest of Harry, and Gladys Heintz
and departed the following day for visits
to.American* Legion Posts.at Palmer and
..Anchorage_ _
Those who apply themselves too closely to
little things often become incTpnble of
great things.
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FOR SALE
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CIVIL DEFENSE WORKERS PRAISED
Governor William A. Egan today expressed
his appreciation to Civil Defense workers
in Alaska for "their loyal and prompt
contribution” to the State’s program.
The Governor declared: MI would like
to take this opportunity to express,my
appreciation to those persons who so
generously contributed their time and
efforts to the State Division of Civil
Defense. * * • v •
During recent weeks the civil, defense
program has. been .-accelerated. Many
volunteer workers, have assisted in the
publishing and distribution*-of. civil
defense information, clerical work and
in many other ways to help put Alaska
in'a*state of readiness if the need
arises. These volunteer workers are to
be commended.for their loyal and prompt
contribution toward civil -defense and
in behalf of all Alaskans" •
BI -‘JilEKLY
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