LETTERS 4 THE EDITOR, Con’t
Port Orchard, Wash.
Sept 4th, 1962
Copper Pviver Current
Glennallen, Alaska
Please find enclosed a check for $3.00 for
tw6 subscriptions to the Copper River Curr
ent. Maude Pearson, Cleo McMahan’s mother
sent me the first three issues of the paper
and there is more news in it than the
Seattle P.I.
We have hadmany Alaskans visit us
since we came here.Yesterday Lee Walker
arid family who live in Vancouver, Wash,
spent several hours visiting me.
Bill is in the Veteran’s Hospital.
Went in July 23 for a back injury and
arthritis.
Send one subscription to L. Lee
Walker, 3610 H St., Vancouver, Wash, and
the other to me.
Mrs. W. J. Krause'
R # 1-Box 218
Port Orchard, Was.
We were very pleased to hear from Nellie
Krause, formerly of Sourdough Lodge.
Sorry to hear Bill is ill and do hope he is
better now. Nice to hear that the Lee;f
Walker family has not {forgotten Glennallen.
Mr. Walker was employed by the BPR for 1 ‘
many years here.
Ed.
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Release---Dept. of Fish and Game
Sept. 11, 1962
Information received from the
Denali Check Station shows that the move
ment of the caribou has increased this
past week. A patrol flight with Dept,
aircraft along the Copper River and the
foothills of Mount Drum and Mount Sanford
shows that the bull moose are moving from
the higher altitudes, due to the £now;
150 animals were observed in a 2 hr. flight
day before yesterday.
Hunting pressure on sheep has slack
ened in the past two weeks, but has incr
eased tremendously on moose and caribou. •
Enforcementwise, there have been 28
cases processed through the Glennallen
Court since August 1st, to date. Included
in these cases were several violations
by guides and assistant guides. Other
violations consisted of the taking of big
game arslmals in closed areas by hunters,
and in some cases the unnecessary killing
of cow moose through carelessness.
Through the cooperative efforts of
State Police and the Enforcement Division
iJ of the Department of Fish and Game, the
' above mentioned violations have beeti
apprehended, and for the balance of the
hunting season the enforcement effort in
the overall Glennallen District will be
Pag
| ncreased.
It is much more sporting to hunt your
Alaska big gsme according to the regulations
and the laws, than to take advantage of
violating in Order to obtain your meat'
and trophies.
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RECIPE OF THE WEEK'
RASPBERRY BAKED ALASKA
1 pint raspberry sherbert : •
1 package sponge cake (use ^package)*
4 peach halves, drained ' ■
4 egg whites ' • : i t
\ cup sugar
4 tablespoons raspberry preserves ^ :.u: .
Place sponge layer on small baking
sheet, center sherbert vertically on the
layer, cut thin slivers from peach halves
and stand on end around the cylinder of
sherbert. Set oven at 400 degrees. Place
cake and sherbert in freezer until ireadya'.
to use. Beat egg whites until foamy, add
sugar gradually. Beat until stiff glossy
peaks can be formed. Quickly cover the
sherbert, peaches and cake with meringue.
Bake 3 to 5 minutes. Spoon preserves -•
over top and serve at once.
If you have a^favofite recipe you
would like to share, send it in to the
Copper Rivet Current; This might be the
time of the;year for recipes for cooking
wild game.
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LOST, STRAYED; -or STOLEN! . * ^ -
One young married "girl - who was lost- one
day last week-, Tilth fear and 'worry our •'
station commander had Six of the boys comb
ing the woods behind ACS when the "lost gal"
came strolling in nonchalantly - "Lost, no
I wasn't - I knew where I was all'the time".
Please don't ever do :that to us again, Gal!
The Millard household israther quiet now
after their two daughters and four grand
children visited them. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ted
Vander loyst and Patty, Pete and Paul retur
ned to their home:in Cordova whereJTed is
yo rking for the summer and fall-. He is
employed with the B.P.R. A.lso when Mrs.
Joyce'Reynolds heap'd her;-sister, Jdsette,
was coming for a visit she- called up from
Sheep Mountain and said'"Mom] can I borne
home too". So Joyce and Deborah came down
for a week. During all the"visiting* Teh
ama George (Terry) Reynolds met fob"'-the
first time'. 'A regular family reunion *
NOTICE: Velma Ballard is our"hew Editor.
Velma says "In the interest ofJithe' papery I
hope it continues' to be' as nice as'it' has'
been. '' '• : : ;j:-‘ vu'rh
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