5Q0 Pound Wool Clio
E. W. Bailey was the first of
several Valley sheep owners to
reap cold-weather dividends this
fall. Mr. Bailey shipped 500
pounds of wool last Monday. The
shipment was the first to leave
the Valley this season.
The clip was the first of the
year on the Bailey farm. The
sheepman explained that he skip
ped the June shearing because
of the press of other farm chores.
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VALLEY
FRONTIERSMAN
Office in the
Neal Wright Building
Kitchen Katie
Tells Valley
With canned-food season com
ing on, and Valley housewives
beginning to reach into closet
shelves for the fruits of the
summer harvest, new and differ
ent ways of pepping up a can
of fish or moose are becoming
a problem. The Extension Of
fice offers these suggestions for
fish dinners
Salmon and Corn Souffle
One lb. salmon, 2 egg yolks,
1 t. Worcestershire sauce, XA t.
pepper, 2 egg whites, 2 c. thick
white sauce, 1 t. lemon juice
(approx.), 1 t. salt, dash of Ta
Vi c. buttered bread crumbs,
basco sauce and 1 c. canned corn.
Slake the salmon, add all the
seasoning to it. Beat the egg
white? until stiff, and fold them
into die mixture. Saute the corn
slightly. Pour half the mixture
into a buttered baking dish,
add the cup of sauted corn, then
the rest of the salmon mixture.
Cover with buttered crumbs and
bake in a hot oven for about
15 minuses. Serve with p:ckle
relish. Serves six.
Sc Irion and Toinaio Loaf
G: e lb. salmon, 3 c. dry bread
i limbs or cornflakes. 3 eggs, 1
c. c oked celery, 1 t. sugar, 1 t.
lemon juice, 2 c. canned toma
ces, i No. 1 can mushrooms, Vi
t. paprika, Vs t. nutmeg, 1 Vi t.
salt, 1 clove garlic, 8 drops Ta
basco sauce, 1 onion, chopped,
and 2 t. melted butter.
Flake the salmon, add the
lemon juice to it and let it
stand while the other ingredi
ents are being prepared. Soak the
bread crumbs in the tomatoes
until the crumbs are soft. Brown
the onion and mushrooms in the
butter. Beat the eggs. Combine
all the ingredients except the
garlic. Rub a baking dish with
the cut clove of garlic, remove
it. Put the prepared mixture into
the dish, cover the top with
crumbs i• desired, dotting them
with butter. Steam for 30 min
utes or bake in a moderate oven
for 45 minutes. This serves eight.
Serve with a well seasoned
brown sauce or lemon parsley
butter or Hollandaise sauce.
TO SELDOVIA, VIA SEWARD
Graham Bell, who has been
visiting his stepmother Mrs.
Dorothy Bell, left the Valley last
Sunday. He was on his way to
Seward, where he hoped to pur
chase a jeep at a surplus sale
there.
Graham has been employed by
the Alaska Road Commission dur
ing the past summer. He expects
to spend the winter in Seldovia,
where he will be employed at
Bell’s Dairy.
I'm getting service now that I have
entrusted my air height problem to
Dependable
Mt. McKinley Airways
All the Way.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE
TO AND FROM SEATTLE
CHARTER TRIPS
Mt McKinley
AIRWAYS
Agent at D & M Freight Lines, Palmer, Phone 4
521 E Street, Anchorage Phone Main 746
Christmas Seals
Have Been Mailed
Bonds and seals already have
been mailed to business firms in
Palmer, it was announced this
week by Mrs. Harold Thuma,
chairman of the Valley com
mittee of the Alaska Tuberculosis
Association.
Mrs. Thuma said there were
insufficient bonds for all of
Palmer’s business houses. Busi
nessmen who wish to contribute
to the ATA are invited to send
a conation to Mrs. Thuma.
Residents who did not receive
their Christmas seeds through
the mail may purchase them at
either the Postoffice or the Ex
tension office.
All community members are
urged to help in this work which
leads the fight against tuber
culosis. The Alaskan tuberculos
is death rate is nine times that
of the states, and it is climbing,
while the state rate is decreas
ing.
Palmer Veterans
Take Homestead
Ted and Clayton DeLand, Val
ley residents, left to take up resi
dence on a homestead last week.
The men, both Navy veterans,
have filed on land in the newly
opened area adjacent to Wasilla.
The pair expect to be busy at
their new home until Christmas,
they said.
Clayton DeLand has been
partner in the D & M Freight
Lines. Rusty Dow recently as
sumed management of that enter
prise.
Quick and hearty: Add a little
minced onion and parsley to
seasoned mashed potatoes and
put between two slices of lunch
eon loaf. Bake for 20 minutes in
a moderate oven. One “sand
wich” to a person makes a hearty
main dish.
Valley FRONTERSMAN
Published each Wednesday and Saturday
Palmer, Alaska
Viola Daniels .Editor
Marilyn Rhodes.advertising manager Anchorage area.
No printed material in the Valley Frontiersman may be re
produced except by permission of the editor.
Subscription rates . 75c month
Delivered by carrier in Palmer. Mailed to all points in
Alaska and the United States.
Printed in Anchorage plant of Anchorage Daily Times
ALASKA'S MOST COMPLETE
COLLECTION OF ESKIMO
AND INDIAN
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Ivory Moccasins
Parkas Baskets
Mukluks Totems
Dolls Scenics
Paintings by Alaska's Foremost Artists
Alaska Treasure Shop
May George, Owner
420 Fourth Ave.
Anchorage, Alaska
P. O. Box 1019
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Hopkins Popcorn &
Nut Shop
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CARAMEL CORN . . . POPCORN BALLS
ROASTED NUTS . . . CARAMEL APPLES
ALL NUTS ROASTED IN OUR OWN SHOP
Located Next Door to Charlie’s Place
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SPECIAL OFFERING ALO-O8OL-86
VETERAN’S ‘‘SET-ASIDE” SALE
VEHICLES ,nshortsu,>m
ANCHORAGE
AS IS
Fixed
WHERE IS
JEEPS
SEDANS
CARRYALLS
PANEL TRUCKS
PICK-UP TRUCKS
CARGO TRUCKS
WEAPONS CARRIERS
MOTOR SCOOTERS
Inspect these Vehicles between the hours
of 8:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Nov. 24th thru
Nov. 28th.
Vehicles are Located at Surplus
Property Yard, Fort Richardson
SALE DATES:
1. Veterans (Not for Re-Sale) Dec. 1
2. Federal Agencies .Dec. 2
3. Veterans (World War II) .Dec. 3
4. Territorial & Local Govts. Dec. 4
5. Eligible Non-Profit Institutions Dec. 5
6. Non Priority Purchasers
Dec. 8, 9 and 10th
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Veterans may participate in this sale either in person or by mail.
a. To participate by mail on the first day during the "Set-Aside" sale the Veteran must
secure a "Set-Aside Purchase Order Form" from the WAA Office in Anchorage. A
copy of the Veteran's Discharge must accompany the Order.
b. To participate by mail on the third day of the sale the Veteran must complete a WAA
Form 1175a and forward it to the WAA Office in Anchorage.
2. When participating in person. Discharge Certificates or copies thereof must be shown
to establish eligibility to purchase.
3. Veterans desiring to purchase in the classification of General Public may purchase with
out restriction, showing of documents, or priority.
4. Veterans purchasing in the first day of the sale may only purchase vehicles for their
own personal use or for use personally in their own small business (NOT FOR RESALE).
5. Veterans who have previously purchased a vehicle at "Set-Aside Sales" may not purchase
a like item on the first day of this sale.
6. No certificate is required prior to sale and no previous certification slips will be honored
at the sale.
7. Awards on the first day of the sale will be made on a "First-Come-First-Served" basis
with those VVeterans present at the opening hour and those Veterans with mail order
on hand at the opening hour considered to be "First-Come."
8. All purchasers are encouraged to inspect these vehicles during the inspection period.
ITEMIZED LISTS WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST
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Box 2466
Anchorage, Alaska
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