Sportsmen Plan
118-Dish Dinner Menu
(Continued From Page 1)
Leon Faurie and Rolland Snod
grass; dance plans — Dr. Sims,
William Roark, Harold Winegar
ner and Claude Scranton; carv
ing—Bud Lacher, Gene Lewis,
Roy Brock and Walter Cooper;
purchase of supplies-Mrs. Ralph
Goodrich; tickets — William
Smith, “Rip” Harris. Ralph
Goodrich and Claud Carroll.
Game and food assignments
also were allotted at Monday’s
meeting. Members will be re
sponsible for the following foods
at the dinner:
Paul Aklestad — goat roast;
Merle Anderson, goat roast;
Mrs. John Bush—vegetable sal
ad; Bill Bouwens—king crab;
John Bush—duck; Roy Brock—
goose: Esther Brock—coleslaw;
Mrs. James Carroll—grayling;
Claud Carroll—spruce hen; S. F.
Crosby—moose liver; Jack Ce
bula—rainbow trout; Viola Ce
bula—duck: Walter Cooper —
goat roast: Harvey Cooper —
porcupine; James Carroll —
moose roast; Mrs. Claud Carroll
—strawberries; Verne Donelson
—goose; Karla Duff — currant
jelly;
Harry Duff — duck; Carlos
Driggars—baked silver salmon;
Viola Daniels—ptarmigan; Ralph
Dye—Dungeness crab; Mrs. Car
los Driggars—strawberry jam;
Wesley Eckert—goat liver; Vir
gil Eckert—black bear; Mrs. Ver
non Fridley—vegetable salad;
Vernon Fridley—rainbow trout;
Vernon Fridley, Jr.—Dolly Var
den trout;
Russ Felzien—goat; Gertrude
Felzien—currant jelly and vege
table salad; Waldo Fox—ptarmi
gan; Leon Faurie—ling cod;
Victor Faulk, Jr.—1 gal. fresh
cream; Vivian Goodrich—straw
berries; Ralph Goodrich—ling
cod; Duane Goodrich—caribou;
R. B. Graham—goose;
Tex Gudbub—caribou; Maud
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Hosier—red squirrel; L. O. Hayes
—moose; Mrs. L. O. Hayes—
vegetable salad; Bill Hoskins—
caribou; J. D. Harris — black
bear; Harvey Hiber, Sr.—squaw
candy; Harvey Hiber, Jr.—rab
bit; Bill Head—Mackinaw trout;
Dee Johanson — duck; George
Jaynes—ptarmigan; Bob Johns
—duck; Roy Knapp — caribou
liver; Clyde King, Sr.—marmot;
Mrs. Clyde King, Sr.—blueber
ries;
Mr. Krise—moose; Tom Lepak
—pickled herring; Mrs. Leo Lu
cas—potato salad; Leo Lucas—
brown bear; Albert and James
Frye — Mackinaw trout; Bud
Lacher—goose; Bobbie Lacher—
ptarmigan; Joe Loyer — moose
roast; Bill Lentz—1 gal. of fresh
cream or a goat roast; Wilburn
Lossing — timber wolf; Gene
Lewis — Dolly Varden trout;
Elmer LeDuc—spruce hen; Ed
na Lewis—vegetable salad; Patty
LaWalters—rabbit; Ray McCart
ney—moose heart and tongue;
Bert McCool—oysters; Paul Mc
Gibonay-caribou; Walter Mayhr
—grayling; Florence Mahr —
blueberries; Betty Mears—blue
berries ;
Les Mears — rainbow trout;
Leo Michalek—ptarmigan; Wal
ter Milton—Mackinaw trout;
Clair Patten—caribou tongue
and heart; Harry Rice—ling cod;
Bill Roark—ling cod; Mrs. Bill
Roark—coleslaw; Ronald Rebar
chek—rabbit; Allen Ritchie—
moose;
Chek Sandvik—caribou roast;
L. C. Stock—octopus; Mrs. Nina
Stock — potato salad; George
Small—strawberries or a moose
roast; Dr. F. R. Sims—venison;
Isola Sims—clams; Bill Smith—
duck; L. Z. Scott—caribou heart,
liver and tongue; Mrs. L. Z. Scott
—raspberries; Paul Stringfield—
bear liver;
Roland Snodgrass — mallard
duck; Lloyd Severns — kippered
salmon; Claude Scranton—duck;
Harold Stephan — goat roast;
Jerry Smith—caribou roast; M.
D. Snodgrass—sprucehen; I. M.
Sandvik — crab salad; George
Shreves—caribou roast; Linn
Sandvik—rainbow trout; Robert
Tucker—moose roast; David Vig
dahl—ptarmigan;
Bob Walker—pickled salmon;
Harold Winegarner — moose
roast; Lois Winegarner — straw
berries; Glen Woods — moose
roast; Ken Westenbarger—griz
ly bear; Marie Westenbarger —
bog cranberries; J. L. Wilson—
blueberries; Bill Wade — gray
ling; E. Wooten — goose; John
Zimowske — sprucehen; Mrs.
Robert Walker — kippered sal
mon; John Zetmeir—ptarmigan;
Grant Kenser — moose; Wally
Niemann—caribou roast; and
Charles Hodson—goat roast.
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