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1950 GAME DINNER IS PUNNED FOR OCT. 14
CLUB MEMBERS MUST*
BRING IN 92 KINBS
OF ALASKAN FOOOS
The third annual game dinner
of the Matanuska Valley Sports
men will be held on Oct. 14, the
dinner committee decided last
Monday evening. Tickets will cost
$^,50 each. Each club member
will be limited to a ticket for him
self and one guest.
Dinner duties were assigned at
Monday’s meeting. The following
sub-committees were formed:
Decorations—Gertrude Felzien,
chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Kyger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gag
non, Maud Hosier, Bill Hoskins,
Jerry Smith and Duane Goodrich.
Table decorations—Nina Stock,
chairman; Gene Kirsch, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Dye, Mrs. William
Hoskins, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cabo,
Mrs. Karla Duff, Rodney Head,
Mrs. F. R. Sims.
Kitchen — Esther Brock and
Marie Westenbarger, joint chair
men; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burk
holder, Mrs. Harold Wineghrner,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich,
William Cook and Clarence Bell.
Carving—Roy Brock, chairman;
Bud Lacher, Bob Burkholder, Vir
gil Eckert.
Dance—Clair Stock, chairman;
Tom Lepak, Viola Daniels.
The committee made the fol
lowing game, fish and fowl as
signments for the October 14
dinner:
Paul Aklestad, moose; Marian
Barry, trout; John Bush, goose;
Mrs. John Bush, vegetable salad;
Clarence Bell, brown bear; Wil
liam Barnhardt, moose; Esther
Brock, ducks; Roy Brock, goose;
Bob Burkholder, buffalo (or parka
squirrel); Norma Burkholder,
meat sauce; Frank Brown, cari
bou;
George Black, porcupine; Jackie
Cabo, ducks; Ben Cabo, goose;
Claud Carroll, buffalo; Bill Cook,
goat; Sherman Crosby, spruce
hens; Walter Cooper, goat (or
hajibut); Ralph Dye, caribou;
Opal Dye, caribou heart; Viola
Daniels, spruce hens; Vern Don
aldson, goose; Harry Duff, ducks;
Karla Duff, jelly or jam; Car
los Driggars, goat; Virgil Eckert,
ducks; Wesley Eckert, ducks;
William Fogg, rabbits; Waldo
Fox, bear; Dan Flemming, mar
mot; Russell Felzien, goose (or
squirrel);
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salad; R. B. Graham, goose; Ralph
Goodrich, ling cod; Vivian Good
rich, kippered salmon; Duane
Goodrich, ling cod; Rodney Head,
ptarmigan; William Head, salm
on salad; Charles Hodson, goat;
Maud Hosier, spruce hens; Mrs.
Rip Harris, salad;
Rip Harris, goat (or fish); L.
O. Hayes, trout; William Hoskins,
caribou; Mrs. William Hoskins,
salad; Don Ingalls, spruce hens;
Robert Johns, ducks; Deloss Jo
hanson, mallards; Frances Johan
son, snipes; George Jaynes, bear;
Leonard Kyger, crabs; Jean Ky
ger, salad; G. A. Krise, moose;
Roy Knapp, ling cod; E. V.
JXirsch, ptarmigan; Bud Lacher,
clams;
Leo Lucas, grizzly bear; Mrs.
Leo Lucas, vegetable salad; Tom
Lepak, shrimp; Carl Meier, crabs;
Welter Mayr, grayling; Ralph
Moore, rabbits; Ray McCartney,
goose; Ray McKechnie, goat; Jack
McKechnie, rabbits (or spruce
hens); Oliver Onkka, black bear;
Matt Onkka,, kippered salmon;
Jake Paulk, ptarmigan; William
Roark, moose heart and berries;
Mrs. William Roark, vegetable
salad; Jerry Smith, moose tongue
and liver;
Chek Sandvik, black bear;
Coffey Insures Everything!
Remember?
EVERY FISH HAS HIS FISHERMAN,
VALLEY LICENSE RECORDS INDICATE
Four Valley Men
Draw Sheep Permits
Four Valley folk definitely
were lucky in last Tuesday’s
drawing for sheep permits at the
Anchorage office of the Fish and
Wildlife Service. Six more may
be lucky, if some of the chosen
ahead of them elect not to try
for sheep, after all. There were
233 applications for the 40 per
mits to be issued.
The Valley residents who were
among the chosen 40 were Carlos
Driggars (for the Matanuska
drainage of the Chugach area),
Duane Goodrich, Leo Lucas and
Harold Stephan for the Talkeetna
area.
The six alternates, who were
chosen in order and who will step
ahead as hunters on the regular
list decide not to use their per
mits, include:
Harold Moore (for the Mata
nuska drainage of the Chugach
area), Kenneth Westenbarger and
Leslie Green (both for the Knik
Goat Creek drainage of the Chu
gach area) and S. F. Crosby, Es
ther Brock and Charles Hodson
for the Talkeetna area.
George Shreve, caribou (or sheep)
Harold Stephan, sheep; I. M.
Sandvik, moose heart; Lloyd Sev
erns, ptarmigan; Clair Stock, oc
topus or clams; Nina Stock, ber
ries; William Smith, ducks; Dr.
F. R. Sims, elk (or deer); Izola
Sims, cranberries;
Roland Snodgrass, ravens; Jack
Scott, ptarmigan; Helen Scott,
berries; R. L. Tucker, moose;
Paul Ubert, rainbow trout; Har
old Winegarner, spruce hens;
Mrs. Harold Winegarner, blue
berries; Kenneth Westenbarger,
sheep; Marie Westenbarger, salad;
Bob Walker, halibut; John Zi
mowske, ptarmigan.
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JLiiutriisiiig dgem x\utn rcici&un a
writing hand has been working
overtime for the past 30 days, a
glance at hunting and fishing li
cense records issued here in June
will reveal to the curious. She’s
been issuing mor than 40 licenses
a day, and the job’s not nearly
finished yet.
Since July 1, the date when
new licenses were effective, a
total of 1,217 hunting and fishing
licenses of all types have been
signed, sealed and delivered by
Mrs. Peterson.
That figure represents an in
crease of 353, or more than 10
licenses a day, over the number
issued during the same period last
year.
Mrs. Peterson thinks the shiny,
new highway between Anchorage
and Palmer is partly responsible.
The road is making fishermen
and hunters of many more folk,
now that the trip requires little
more than an hour’s time to com
plete. Then, too, licenses are is
sued here as long as Bert’s Drug
Store is open, while Anchorage
ites must wait on the regular
eight to five hours of the Anchor
age office.
Kodiak Salmon Pack
Reaches 142,731 Cases
By End of July
Total case pack of salmon in
the Kodiak district reached 142,
731 by July 29, it was announced
recently by the Fish and Wildlife
Service. The pack for last year,
on that date, had climbed to 151,
127 cases.
Much of Kodiak’s salmon pack
includes fish caught in the Cook
Inlet area and brought to Kodiak
canneries for processing, the FWS
spokesman said.
The 1950 case pack on red salm
on was up over last year’s figures,
but the pink catch is down, ac
cording to present figures. Most
areas will close tomorrow in the
Kodiak district.
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Marine Corps mobilization or
ders were modified today to di
rect to extended active duty only
those members of the organized
Women’s Reserve Units Who have
had at least 90 days of active
duty, or who have attended 36
weekly drills or 30 weekly drills
plus 10 days active duty.
Other Organized Women’s Re
serve members, who* have not had
this minimum training, probably
will be ordered to recruit train
1 ing, but at a later date.
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