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News from Moose Pass ...
To Attend Graduation
Keith Ainsworth, son of Mr.
find Mrs. Harvey Ainsworth of
the Moose Pass community, left
May 25* to drive with Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Lee and son. Phillip, of
Seward, to Faribault, Minn. The
group will attend the graduation
of Alice Lee. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee. from St. Mary’s Hall in
Faribault. Keith will visit with his
grandmother. Mrs. Laura Free
man of Union Center. S. D. and
the entire party will visit Yellow
stone Park upon their return trip
to Alaska.
Back From California
Mrs. W. T. Merritt returned
Sunday, May 2(> from a short
trip to attend the 50th wedding
anniversary of her parents, I)r.
and Mrs. L. L. Bourquin. The cel
ebration was held at the home of
another daughter, Mrs. R. J. Kut
Sky. of Lafayette, Calif. Mrs. Mer
1'itt visited Fort Ross, Sonoma
Mission, the home of General Val
lejo, Jack London State Park, a
California winery and other
points of interest in Sonoma and
Napa counties in California while
away.
Raising Poultry on Small Scale
There seems to be sudden in
terest in poultry raising this sum
mer all started by George Parks
find his little flock of Bantams.
George started out with four hens
and one rooster, lost one hen to
the hawks, got three more hens 1
• and lost one more to the hawks! *
and this was too much so George '
gunned down one hawk. Two more f
hens brought his little flock up 1
to seven hens and he has gathered '
Bn dozen eggs so far, has two hens
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setting and one with 11 chicks.
Aletha Racine of the Jockey
Club has six Pekin ducklins and
Bobby and K. 0. Shane have four
Pekin ducklings. The Estes^chil
dren, Frank. Jeff, Lelee, George.
I.inda and Danny have ducklings,
rabbits and Leghorn hens but it
is supposed that Geraldine Shane.
and Nancy Estes, mothers of the
children, are having the work and
the children the pleasure in their
poultry venture.
May Relocate in Alaska
Three families were in Moose
Pass this week visiting and locat
ing for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes were at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. Wods renew
ing their friendship while the
Hughes family decide whether or
not to return to Alaska perman
ently after three years “Outside”
following 15 years residence in
Alaska.
Enjoys Warmer Nights
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donaldson
were in Anchorage May 28 and
29 on a combined business and
pleasure trip. They had dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Rumfelt
of Spenard and then spent the
night with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schroeder of Eagle River. Russell
and Sidney Herman, who make
their home with Mr. and Mrs.
Donaldson at the Falls Creek
Nursery, stayed overnight with
Matthew Wolfe of Moose Pass. Ed
reports that it is now warm
enough to go without fire in the
Etreen house for which he is very
glad for he fires with wood and
tow he can get a good night’s
rest again.
Family Reunion
Bruce Ainsworth, son of Mr.
ind Mrs. Harvey Ainsworth, was
i visitor May 17-26 with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver “Pappy” Purcell of
Mountain View. The rest of the
\ ins worth family—Harvey, Betty,
David and Curtis were up for the
week-end and brought Bruce
home. | - b. /•.
Operate Flying Siervice
Mr. and Mrs. George Eicholz
and children Kathie, Shirley and
Paul, who have been in Anchor
age for the winter, are back to
iperate the charter flying service
it the Jockey Club. For the pre
sent, they are living in the Ra
’ine house on Railroad Avenue.
Mrs. Eicholz’s niece, Frances
\resac of Anchorage, will be with
;hem for the summer.
Work and Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Clark and
limmy Smith, friends of the Wil
iam Lander and Norman Fire
stone families, are up from south
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. ANCHOR POINT — A large
farewell party with many of their
friends attending was given re
cently at the Anchor Point Bap
tist Church to say “goodby” to
the Rev. Bennett and hjs family,
Jimmie and Mildred Elliot and
daughters, Kim and .Janet, and the
Albert Muth family.
The Muths are going to Palm
er where they will he in the dairy
business, the Elliots to Maryland
and the Bennett just “Stateside”
as far as they have planned. A
total of eight school children are
included in the families that are
leaving.
ern California and are staying in
the Miller log cabin on the high
way. They are hoping to combine
work and vacation while in this
area.
His First Job
Matthew Wolfe has a summer
job as newsboy for the Cheechako
News and is gaining his first ex
perience as a “small” business
man.
Goes to Hot Springs
Ray Stafford left Saturday,
June 1, for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Clements of Manley
Hot Springs. Ray plans to be gone
for about a month so as to take
full advantage of the hot mineral
baths which seem to really help
the “misery’’ in his hip. “Young
Charlie” Clements is working this
summer in the research depart
ment of a fish cannry at Chiniak
on Kodiak Island under the Fish
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