SPORTSMEN ANNUAL GAME DINNER
WILL FEATURE UNUSUAL DISHES
Members of the Matanuska Val
ley Sportsmen and their guests
are looking forward to the group’s
annual game dinner, to be held
this year on October 23. Over 120
dishes have already been assign
ed, with several additional ones
expected. Some of the more un
usual dishes include bear sausage,
polar bear, carribou tongue,
whistlers, porcupine roast, moose .
brains, March hare, parki squin-el,
venison, bear suey, and caribou
salami. Along with these will be.'
many favorite dishes of Alaska >
game.
Members whose names are not
on the following list are asked to i
send their dues to or contact
Bfuce Graham, secretary, as soon
as possible so they may obtain
their game dinner assignments.
Any members who can not fill
their assignments are asked to fill
in with any of the following:
Ducks, geese, trout, jelly, greyling,
parki squirrels, jello or shrimp.
The following assignments
have been made and indicate that
again this year the tables will
be groaning with a variety of tas
ty game dishes and will prove the
prowess of the sportsmen in ob
taining their game—one way or
another.
Elton Aarestad, moose roast or
caribou: Roy Barry, fried trout
or greyling: Jim Baker, bear
sausage, Melvin Burgan, roast
dqcks; Edward Bellringer, sheep
roast; John Bush and Evelyn
Bush, barbequed goat ribs: T. R.
Buzby, sheep; William Bouwens,
goose; Mrs. William Bouwens,
salad; B. S. Barton, spruce hens;
Maurine Barton, salad: May
Brunner, salad or swordfish;
Leona Burton, spruce heris; Irvin
Betti, braised moose ribs; Bob
Burkholder, muktuk; Dorothy
Cook, pickled caribou tongue;
Willard Cook, sheep roast or
spruce hen; Donald Cook, sheep;
Ralph Crothers, roast porcupine;
Barbara Crothers, wild berry jam
or jell; L. N. Carson, marmot;
John Cope, ducks: Jim Conroy,
ling cod; and Daniel Contini, goat
liver.
Also A1 Dickow, sheep or goat:
Bessie Dugas, polar bear or toss
ed salad: Carlos Driggars, swiss
moose; Vern Donaldson, caribou
tongue pickled or goat roast; Har
old Dunn, crab; Virgil Eckert,
kippered salmon or salad; Clay
goat; Sal Esslinger, smoked sal
mon salad; Dan Fleming, bear
roast; Mrs. Dan Fleming, salad;
William Fogg, pharmigan, and
Waldow Fox. caribeu swiss steak.
Edwin Givson. spruce hen; Du
ane Goodrich, sheep roast; Vivian
Goodrich, caribou tongue; Ralph
Goodrich; moose roast, Marlin
Grasser, caribou or sheep; R. B.
Graham, goose or moose; Home ;
Hayes, whistler; Gerald Hood,
marmot; Lee Hendershot, porcu
pine roast; Ralph Hite, fried rab
bits; Lou Hanks, crab; John Har
ris, goat roast; Mrs. J. D. Harris,
cranberry sauce or salad; Vincent
Haight, ptarmigan: Jerry Harri
son, black bear; William Hoskins,
moose meat loaf: Marjorie Hos
kins, cranberry jelly; Ben Hud
gins, brown bear roast or moose;
Mrs. Ben Hudgins, crab salad or
moose roast; L. O. Hayes, scallop
ed salmon or potatoes; Maud Hos
ier, assorted hors’ doeuvres; Don
Ingalls, grevling; Dee Johanson,
goose; Robert Johns, ducks, crab
or salmon; Bessie Johns, salad;
Mary Lou Johns, kippered sal
mon; A1 Kirsch, corned moose;
William Kucera, goose; Maxine
Kucera, currant jell or salad: Roy
Knapp, moose; E. V. Kirsch,
moose brains or tripe; Starr Lowe,
sheep ribs barbequed: Leo Lucas;
bear or goat; J. J. Lee, goat roast
with dressing: Henry Liebing,
moose roast or kippered salmon;
Patricia Lillethun, March hare;
William Lentz, sheep or moose
roast; Don Mealy, kippered sal
mon; Tom Moffitt, parki squirrel;
i Laura Mommsen, pizza pie with
! moose meat; T. W. Mommsen,
'pickled moose nose; Albert Metz,
caribou or moose roast; Phil Mc
Rae, grevling; Roy McCartney,
sheep roast; Bill McAllister, bea
ver roast; Loren McKechnie,
fruit jello or vegetable salad.
Mel Osborn, readhead, blond
! squaws; Joseph Pichler, goat
j roast; Norma Richie, moose or
| salad; Bill Roark, corned caribou:
William Smith, moose meatballs;
j Alice Smith cranberry sauce;
j ton Esslinger, moose roast or
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William Sandvik, moose meat
balls; Chet Sandvik, goose or
ducks; George Small, moose meat
balls; Lonzo Smart, shrimp; Sch
roeder, ling cod; James Scott,
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moose meat loaf: Mrs. L. Z. Scott,
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Shook, fried rabbit; George
Smoot, caribou chops or steaks;
Talicia Smoot, marmot or salad:
Lloyd Sevems, moose roast; L. C.
Stock, bear suey and smoked
hooligan; Nina Stock, cranberry
or hooligan; Paul Stringfield.
spruce hens; Nick Uzelac, veni
son roast; David Vigdahl, Sr.,
ptarmigan; Doris Vigdahl, ptar
migan; Ken Westenbarger, black
bear roast; Marie Westenbarger,
cranberry salad, asst.
Glen Woods, caribou roast;
Noel Woods, swiss caribou; Larry
Woods, moose roast; Irene Wil
kenson, lowbush cranberry or
salad; Virgil Wilkenson, caribou
roast; Fannie Wirtenan, rabbit
and spruce hens; Eino Wirtenan,
rabbit and spruce hens; Harold
Winegarner, caribou; Lois Wine
garner, caribou salami; Sam
Woolcock, salmon aspik ring,
cranberry sauce; Isabelle Wool
cock, cranberry sauce or king
crab salad; Lynn White, moose
roast, and Harry Wimmer, fried
rabbit or spruce hens.
A1 Dickow is chairman of the
annual event. Assisting chairman
will be announced later. Although
no plans for entertainment have
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