THE
BEACON
This editorial sheet is published by
Murielle Spears of Dillingham,.Alaska,
whenever thoughts arl tiiao over lap l
Yearly c’b0; vho00
m EN A "MOOSE-FACE” LOOKS Quoit
Moo so season is her© and every fellow
with a checkered jacket who can afford to
hire, or has his own, transportation has
donnod his "rod” (i would nay gun hut I
don!t rightly know tho specia , „0shot ,
50-0-?., rifle* pinto]., w&t -,r, B-B,..?)
strapped his pack-sack or. his kid brother
and is straddling the tundra somewhere cut.
fcherr in the barren, soggy placesl
It»s worth it though, really* Just
think the average moose has as much meat
as a durn big cow and with beef prices
where they are, it figures that your moose
should supply you with ebout $800,00 worth
of Minimal protein”. Which einTt be dl
Speaking of hunters*..Al Andree hed a
beautiful (blood and berry-bushes1) m6oc#
bleeding at his feet by 1® A*M* on the
morning the season opened. Talk about
meat—boy, that animal was loaded--as was
Al when"he started carrying it out to his
transportation!
Other hunters who brought home the meat
to the nioo^e, I mean the noose to the wife
were Lucky Lockhurnt, ...o', n^heffey, franks
lin Smith (he got a caribou.- too;, Jessie
Pelagio, Roy Smith, 3 ill Ingram, Clarence
Women and Mr* Daridson*
No doubt many others will get theirs
before the season closes*
LOdUj
You NEVER want to let _
walk behind you* I THINK he pinchoa the
girls (»)—anyway he sure gets them
giggling...
. ..’fDilly" of Dillingham is feaeki—but
he einTt- exartly happy about it...
• ..Who mix.?G Nushateak and hubbies for
emphasisl
• • •
••.Skirts have goon up all righ*-~but
only, and ITm serious, to "where the
calf of the leg narrows*••
• ••1 hear, though, they*re wearing the
same things in brassiergs this yeart..#
•••The new dress she brought home, she
showed her hubby—a little afraid he!d
squawk© She said she had gotten it for
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