Moose Pass
Mr. Fleming Clemson of Moose
Pass and Sara Hostetler of An
chor Point were married by
Commissioner Southard in Sew
ard on Saturday, Nov. 24. Those
present for the ceremony were
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Waugh and
son Daniel of Moose Pass, and
Mr. Carlos Carson of Seward.
The happy couple will make
their home for the present in
Moose Pass where Mr. Clemson
is teaching the upper grades in
the Moose Pass School.
IThe enrollment at the Moose
’ass school is not decreasing be
ause of the closing down of the
onstruction work in this vicin
ty. Newcomers are arriving to
ake the place of those who are
States. Lola Kline has entered
the fifth grade and Richard
Kline the sixth grade. They are
from San Bernardino, Calif. Bar
bara Wing, a third grader, and
Judy Wing in the sixth grade,
are from San Jose, Calif. The
Wings are making their home
in Moose Pass while the Klines
are living at Lakeview where
Mr. Kline is section foreman to
replace Jim DeBusk.
There were many Thanksgiv
ing guests in Moose Pass for that
festive day with family dinners
and friends gathering together.
Mrs. Leora Roycroft was hostess
to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sanders
and family of Seward and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Estes and children
and Bob Estes of the Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster had
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Max
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Off Cold Garage Floor
I£ you prefer doing your own
auto maintenance work, this
easily-made creeper designed
by one of our neighbors ought
to save you time and trouble.
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swivel
furniture/
coster
I"x2* hardwood
bolted or screwed
to plywood
S/q plywood
15" x 30"
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Sub-Zero Motor Oil 5W/10W,
which pours and will circulate
freely through engine oil sys
tems at temperatures down to
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Helps lessen battery drag too,
because it helps your engine
get started quickly.
Consumption of "RPM Sub
Zero” 5W/10W is less than
2/3 that of ordinary 5W oils,
no greater than any 10\V oil,
as proved by road tests and
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for idling and choking.
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Mrs. Thurman Wolfe and Floyd
Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wolfe and Wanda, and Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods
and children served Thanksgiv
ing dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Condit and son Robert.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Reed and
son Paul had as their company
Pfc. Lyle Reed and Sgt. William
Wenger from the army installa
tion at Whittier.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith en
tertained a group of friends
made up of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Runnyon of Seward, Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Nossaman of the
Engineers’ camp at Mile 3k, and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Christen
sen and Jerry Miller of the En
gineers’ camp at Mile 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ward
had dinner together at the Hall
home. Mr. Jack Dawes of An
chorage was expected but did
not reach the Pass until Friday.
He and a friend drove down and
spent the weekend with the
Halls.
Miss Emmetta Caywood. who
stays with Rev. and Mrs. Malin,
and Robert Condit, who stays
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith
to attend high school in Seward,
spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with their home folks in Moose
Pass from Wednesday evening to
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kline of
Lake view had as their Thanks
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giving Day dinner guests, Mr.
Joseph Ronne and children, Ann
and Jodie, of Mile 23.
Mr. Marvin Lappin of Em
mett, Idaho, arrived in Moose
Pass on Sunday, Nov. 25, to
make his home for the winter
with his brother, Mr. Albert Lap
pin, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bogard of
Seward came out Sunday, Nov.
25, and stayed over night with
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wolfe.
They found glare ice out here to
greet them'and felt perfectly at
home, but missed the wind that
usually greets visitors from the
Pass to Seward.
Mrs. James Cawthorne, Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shep
herd drove to Anchorage Mon
day evening, Nov. 26. Mrs. Caw
thorne plans to remain in An
chorage until her husband is
able to return home following
a bone-grafting operation on his
leg. Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd will
meet their daughters, Barbara
and Carol, who are flying in
from Seattle. Barbara is of jun
ior high school age and Carol
will be a second grader in the
Moose Pass School. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Liebelt are taking care of
Bobby and Darrell Shepherd
during their parents’ absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schroe
der of Hope are in Moose Pass
this week making arrangements
to return to North Dakota. They
have purchased the Eddie Barnes
trailer and will make arrange
ments to leave it in Alaska for
their home when they return in
March for the road work. They
are returning to North Dakota
to dispose of their real estate
holdings there for they both like
Alaska so well that they plan to
return and make their home
here. The Schroeders will drive
out over the Alaska Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frampton
and children were Saturday eve
ning callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Foster. They spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with
friends in Hope.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Clark
of Great Falls, Montana, and
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson of An
chorage, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Foster, and Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Wolfe from Friday to
Sunday. The families were all
former neighbors in Bairoil,
Wyoming.
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