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SPORTSMEN PLAN ANNUAL FISH FRY, JULY 1$
COMMITTEE SEEKS
FINGER LAKE RESORT
AS PICNIC GROUNDS
This year’s annual fish fry,
sponsored by the Ivfatanuska Val
ley Sportsmen, will be held on
Sunday, July 16, it was decided
at last Monday’s board meeting.
The affair will be open to all
but everyone who comes is ex
pected to bring a picnic lunch to
supplement the fish. All club
members are required to bring
a contribution of fish.
Spot for the fish fry was un
certain at press-time. The com
mittee selected the Barry resort
at Finger Lake as its first choice.
(This is where the fry was held
last year.) If the resort location is
unavailable, then the fish fry
will be held in the jetty area at
Matanuska.
Club members were urged to
begin catching fish for the occa
sion immediately. Harry Ryan of
Palmer Cold Storage & Locker
Service has offered to store all
fish caught, until July 16. How
ever board members emphasized
that fish stored there are to be
brought in cleaned and ready for
cooking.
It was decided that the Sports
men will supply sugar, coffee,
ice cream, and Kool-Aid as their
contribution toward the picnic
lunch.
The fish fry committee, which
is headed by Bob Burkholder, was
instructed to plan for cooks. Mrs.
James Carroll and Mrs. Leo Lucas
were appointed to take charge of
purchasing all necessary supplies.
Vern Donaldson was asked to
take charge of coffee-making
The committee also was in
structed, by acting president
Claud Carroll, to plan for some
entertainment for member’s chil
dren and for after-lunch enter
tainment for club members and
guests.
Mr. Carroll announced that
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CORDOVA SPORTSMEN
PLAN TO ADOPT
ORPHAN MOOSE CALF
Looking toward the establish
ment of a moose population in the
Cordova area sportsmen of that
city are considering the adoption
of an orphan calf now living at
McLaughlin’s Camp. Construc
tion men are raising the baby on
a bottle diet of canned milk, and
as soon as it is weaned, it will be
transplanted to Cordova. Cordova
sportsmen are hoping the baby
will be of the right gender to in
terest the lonely bachelor moose,
brought into the area last year.
final and detailed plans for the
fish fry will be announced at the
July 5 membership meeting.
Members of the game dinner
committee will meet with the
board of directors at the next
board meeting on July 10, the
acting president reminded.
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Don't Touch Moose Calf,1
FWS Official Pleads
A baby moose calf, stumbled i
upon unexpectedly in the woods, j
may be a charming sight, but !
don’t touch it, a Fish and Wild
life Service spokesman warned
last week. In the first place, most
mother moose definitely do not
like man, and the cow who sees
someone fondling her calf may
decide to settle a score with her
old enemy right there.
On the other hand, even though
the mother does nothing to the
human she sees handling her calf,
she probably will abandon that
calf then and there. There have
been half a dozen instances, in the
Anchorage area alone this year,
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left to starve by their mothers,
because the calves have been
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