GAME AOSO 4 ALREADY PIETOTIONE’G
Acting upon word sent in by a
O’ member of the Matenuska Conservation
^Association, Jack O'Connor, Game ,;ar
Pen of the Anchorage district, is in
he.pvalley investigating the killing
f a cow moose and calf a v/eek ago
ag£unday.
There is no doubt about the bra
pamen defiance of the lav, for a mem
her of the association stumbled upon
$ the kill while it was being cut up
llpy two men v.rho were strangers to him.
Upt is well established, however, that
gSthey were not colonists,
ppl Yany of the colony group took ex
A.eeption to something wo wrote about
pAteweoiiiers shooting ducks off the nest
■Y last spring. A little inquiring a
i; ’’'ound discloses that this not only
f-happened, but that those who did it
?admitted as much to harden O'Connor.
A They' also proved that every man from
that county back east had been told
■ teat ho could shoot anything at any
time , the caso' - 'orker saying that he
didn't think there wore env game laws
in Alaska, but if there wore they
would bo set aside for th:ir benefit.
Colonists, it scons are not the
only ones to make mistakes when it
comes to bagging gome. Last spring
Oust Haller, an old settlor, killed
a nice fat goose. It turned out to
bo one that Arnold C orson of Tract
rl3 had just bought from Hr. Eelton.
Hiss Pearl Williams, oar new Red
Cross nurse, has received from r.
bod-ridden invalid in the str.tos
*5 presents for children in the r.gc
group of 14 or over,
With Hrs, Sodillo, our former
E.C.N, v;uo is visiting with her.
Hiss Williams h-us .been busy putting
into bc,xe s all the presents sent to
the colon-' children from the Junior
Red Cross organisations of Sun Frr.n
1 cisco r.nd Scuttle, and she suggests
phat in-us-much
the donors hove
gone to the trouble of putting their
nemos on the gifts, it would be very
nice if ouch child here v'rotc a lit
tle note of thunks.
LOST. STRAYED; Guernsey cow from
LeRoy Human::? s place c.t Tr-.ct #106,
pi- Bossy is drugging r. 5 foot lord
irope from her halter and her our
/number is 024.
|§;-.. An officiul order, effective
gf-yosterdry, mc.de Howard lyng manager
l&f Transportation and puts .him in
^i.hrrgo of all trucks, tractors and
pjSP&olino ■ jiif, 1 nos«.
%£• LOST; .1 tire chain by Tcz Alcorn
:fho lias j.usi started the Colony
I’xc.ns.fer whi eh vdil moke a specialty
wood hauling> end whoso toelover
to at the Valley City Cafe,
PATIENTS PUT OF PARTY
Patients of tho raon’s ward at
the hospital docidod that things
wore ra little too auiox ard got
their herds togetherc Hosuit --
a Christmas and convalescence.
t> rty that started off v/ith a real
sw-.nky supper nroparod and served
hy Ruth Cook and Margaret Mangold.
Than ^Doc* Albrecht ran r. bunch
of still picture nrojections and
gave a first class tourist agency
snail about his trip from Philly
to Palmer.
New nr.tion.te who had > arrived
since the last paper, nd wore
there to enjoy the festivities
wore: Bill Taylor, who for 24
hours was within a couple, of inches
of pneumonia; Ray Perrin, the tele
phone lineman with r. wrenched leg.
There vras a rumor around the hospi
tal that tho day Ray put in the
’phone -- just -bout the time Fur
Kelly arrived — he made the reran
that he’d manage somehow to get in
there as a nationt.
The Emtcrg boys arc doing fine
and looking forward to the arrival
of another brother, Ronald, who is
expected to bo hero on one of the
next two boats.
Over in the other part of the
hospital Mrs. Leon KcFevin of
Tract #60 nrosentod her husband
with a fine 8- nound baby girl on
the 15th.
Baby Cries.:; has boon t'ken to
Anchorage for K-Rny examination.
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AND
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CAKES PIES PASTRY
FRESH
EVERY DAY IN THE ' ’EEK
TRY OUR EXCELLENT BAKE GOODS
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