FOOD# continuedi
here recently on a photographic tour of
this area* a::d Thd Per?B© The 1042 Clutr le
plannii^g a d&pco the or-t.lre proceeds to
be sent to the native h«>rc• "The Native
BrO uhsrhood sent 3or o c;d over V'itich the
P.TuAa carried gratuitously fpon. Anchor
age on February 2* , v
(hote.s)
The Native Brotherhood recently
organized in Anchorage has, as temporary
officers, Miles Brandoh, P resident; Joe
Deer, Vice President; Darryl Trigg, Set
Week: .in J^attle during the past month*
They visited.L^oky*s relatives, shopped,
and relaxed, teit* -are again#
. T sibv
Louis R. Huber nv^itesk Jthat,
Joyce Gallaher were, guests .of. thei* onm
evening recently and. they saw the-ff^MMs
"Moving North" which Huber mc.de for Mqjw'
tin “Van Lines. Dick was in Seattle -tak*.
4ng instrument-flying, instructions#
Word from Seatfclo a^se tells us that
Rheinhold Thiele of Aniak is also.taking
instrument-flying instructions in Seattle
Tommy Conquest from Rethel visited'Mr
brother, Raymond, of . Mll^-ham on Feb.
15-16. Tommy is a mechanic for the Nation
al Guard# ,
9 — 9 • «. V " m
mygH CAME IN LIKE A LION---SO t
Ed lenstreoi of Seattle arrired her#
February 16 upon summons from the ITuah
agak Power and Light 7c#.. for which he
is the aecour.tar-.t* Several meeting,.a and
thousends of words later he left again
for stated do a-d his hone# ,A
Jim Dowrey and Frank Behr.. returned
February 17 from the states, whore Jim '
had been tending to Union business and
Frank had beon with his wife Italy Alice
getting her located in Seattle* She has
a lovely apartment there now and should
be very comfortable# Any or all of h3r
toany friends who might wish to contact
her oan.^x9it-at ^ar^buz-fit Apts«, 506 ,
A»0rph, ••oeattiq .Washington#
njm «. a. „ «, ......
*B-a-g-a» B—a—a—a*
Snow and wind have been a wicked ofow*
bination for the past few monthr. March
swooshed in the other day—almost jbli
itself with ondloss swirls of
reVi-nging'lli«£cy« No traffic could move and1.
feLjftvTiy of -the haraiopt children grinnea
at danger by risking^IceoBoT: Flat a in
order to he oounted ’-here’'' at school.
The winter is tho worst residents have
wrer encountered. K<e huve had long period^
•of oontinued cold then ever before and
1 the perpetually uneven FrQpsure ereas
(including the blood pressure areas) hawei
managed to completely block progress by
strong winds*
Can we expect March to tuck its tail
between ifl* legs and gcr out: "lambkin
stylo*1*
"Ba-a-a, Ba-a-at** (!*», codingt)
TE B BB8T MOVE I EVE:
u k if K 4ffUI»g %• »Pf»4 ay 0**^
yfefpr* mly qotlity ***+
VOS0 VCUBLB BTJYING^DTTT
• Lit-v. ■ , i.*—?■ i it'«. •g*’—-**
••Id*