The frontiersman., 1954-06-24

there'll be fewer cut feet from broken bottles.
 .'rEv" Lemon is wearing Wiley Post patch over his eye. Got burned.
 Mrs. Katie Theodore mid-wifed the delivery of Daniel John Ste phan born June 18th at Wasiiia to Mir. and Mrs. John Stephan. Mrs. Theodore is the sister of Mrs. Stephan.
 PIMA carried Jean and Law renee Dryden to Seattle. Jean was heading towards Richmond Highlands where she would par ticipate in the settling of an es- tate. Side trips to Euphrata in eastern Washington and Bedding, Calf. were also in her plans.
 See Oliver Onkka at the ARC. in Palmer as to diameter and length. Filling is needed for the new bridge construction on the Little Susitna.
 Drove a group of Explorer Scouts into Anchorage and FL 1nendorf AFB field last week. This was the Explorers 7th an- nual trek-courtesy of the U. s. Army Air Force The Explorers travelled via MATS. - on a Globemaster = to Mckinley Park where they were to spend three days on the Teklinika River (welI within the park, putting Adviser Ray Bergman's training to good usage when they roughed it with complete packs and gear. While on the trek, the boys had to com ply with all military regulations and discipline They will be giv- en an opportunity to view and examine the very latest equip ment being tested at the Cold Weather Test Station, Ladd AFB (Seven days there).
 Along with filling up on Army Air Force Grub - they will par ticipate in other military activ- ities. 'S'Funny! That still means hike" to me.
 Those making the trip were Bob Pennington, Fred Nunley, Gary and Gil Hjellen, Wally Tee. land and Don Carter. I'll pick them up on the twenty fifth.
 As part of my Fathers Day at tention The One 1 Love took me to the Alpine Inn for a steak dinner (excellent). Met the Claire Stock family and MT. and Mrs. Glenn Burnett and son Carl. Ceramic Burnett was there.
 Before l got married I had six theories about bringing up chil- dren. Now 1 have six children and no theories.
 Bob Eliason is on leave from Chase. Sorta see him now and then about town
 Usually, there is the solemn formality of speech-making at the breaking of ground for new building. There was no word ut tered at the start of the local school project-until they hit frost. 't~ @ITsi.. x
 Slap my wrists-the correct spelling of the Superintendent on the school job is Dixon, Joseph R., MT and Mrs. Dixon have their nephew-Don Norbury of Ames College-staying and work ing with them.
 And another-it's Arnold That cher-not Dave as had it a couple weeks ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Alexson, Mayor and First Lady of Knik, were gore a week for a visit to Kenai and Seward. While in Sew ard, they visited with a well-re- membered resident of Wasilla- Flo Isaacs.
 Pm waiting for Della at Green Acres to show up as a car hop in halter and shorts. She's up to peddle-pushers now.
 Betty Roth had Tommy and Terry along to help her shellac the Alaska Birchwood panelling in the lodge-room.
 Rod and Dick Cottle, and Ed Henry are driving truck for the ARC.
 "Tol' va so'', Wilma Wilson is back with her trailer. Vaughn and his chum from Fit. Rich. brought the trailer to Wasilia and blocked it off the ground. Met them at Hallea-having hambur- gers. "Tuffy' showed me some rainbow and land-locked silver Salmon-running from 2 to 4 pounds and from 14 in. to l8 in. that he pulled out of Lake Lucil- le. The Head in' road to the lodge is now oiled.
 "Skippy" Coghlan was working with Harold Harris putting up punches (600) of radishes for handling by the Coop.
 Senator McCarthy's exposure" of communists parallels the tell ing pregnant mother of three children how to have a baby.
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