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The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
Snowfall Sets Scene For Special Program

Mother Nature accommodated Women of the Moose on October 28, creating the harmonizing scene of their Christmas In Oc- tober" theme, with d beautiful blanket of snow.
 October 28 was Chapter night when funds were raised to con- tribute to the Christmas joys of Mooseheart and Moosehaven resi- dents of the Loyal Order of the Moose. The Christmas atmos- phere was created with an at- tractively decorated Christmas tree by Mrs. Wayne Gibson, Mooseheart chairman and her committee Of Cam Fancher. Vera Collins, and Genevieve Moffitt and Mrs. Ray McKechnie, Moose haven chairman, who was assist ed by Mrs. Don McKechnie. San dy Graybeal offered musical sell ections with her accordian. Leo Lucas auctioned a homemade cake, donated by Mrs. Edna Nell son of Spenard, which substan- tially added to the monetary suc- cess of the evenings activities for Moose heart and Moosehaven. '"Such generous contributions warm the hearts of Moose mem bers, nation wide" said the com mittees.
 New initiates were Mrs. Paul McGiboney, Martha A. Edlund, Mrs. Emil Waldal, and Mrs John Postichek.
 Committee members served lunch and extended their thanks to all who helped make the Chap ter night such a success, both socially and financially.
 Mrs. Hazel Hooks, library com mittee chairman, will be in char ge of the November II Chapter night. An interesting program Is being planned.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
WHO WANTS TOURISTS?

The Alaska Visitors Associa- tion, as virtually every news paper in Alaska has acknowledg- ad, has already made a great rec ord in promoting a valuable tour. list business for Alaska. Under the AVA, the value ta Alaska of the tourist trade has grown to where it now is bring ing about $50 millions of out side money into Alaska every year.
 Ernest Gruening, who was then governor advocated the establish ment of the Visitors Association. Bill Egan introduced the bill in the Alaska Legislature. Mike Stepovich, then a member of the House, voted AGAINST it. See page 580, official House Journal of 1851
 FAD roLirtcAL EMBARRASSMENT ss GRUENING FOR U s SENATE COMMITTEE -i2o r. sTH ANCHORAGE
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
ALASKA LINE PLANS IMPROVED FREIGHT
 SERVICE TO ALASKA

Over 2,O0o additional cargo vans a year may be carried by Alaska Steamship Company through ship changes announced at the annual agents meeting of the line
 "A S300,0O0 ship modification program beginning this month, will set the stage" M. (Jack) Mc- Kinstry, company vice president and general manager, said. The work, to De accomplished by All aska Steam's maintenance and re- pair division, will more than double the van carrying-cap of the three Liberty ships invol- ved- That capacity is now 39 vans," McKinstry said Tt will be upped to 82 on each ship when the project is completed" M This modification program was described as the biggest step the company has made since 1853, when the Alaska Line and Garri- son Fast Freight inaugurated through van service from Seattle to the Alaska railbelt. That ser vice now extends throughout Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska and includes Kodiak Is- land.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06

| JUNEAU. The farthest north flotilla of the U. 5. Coast Guard
 Auxiliary was officially establish ed at Whittier, Alaska when the
 Commanding Officer of the Port of Whittier, Colonel Eugene M
 Elliott, Jr., presented the charter
 to Flotilla Commander John A
 Alexander on Ocober 31. Colonel
 Elliott has sponsored the Flotilla to provide Safe Boating Tnstruc~ tions for the civilian and military personnel and their dependents
 at this far north army installation.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
SUNDAY GLASSES
 PART OF REGULAR CHURCH PROGRAM

Francis Henry, superintendent of the Bible School. announces that Sunday morning classes for all ages are a part Of the regular program at the Church of Christ in North Palmer
 The adult class, under the leadership of Ray Adams, is pro- fitting from their study of the New Testament directly from the original Greek language. Any lo- cal persons who are challenged
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06

by A study of this type are invit- ed to join the class sessions. which meet at 9:45 am each Sunday. |#
 Floyd y. Hadednhan1, minister of the congregation, will speak Ion Treasure of Treasures at 10:45 this coming Sunday morn ing
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
Runmage Items To Be Included At \. D. s. RQzQQr

In addition to handwork and baked items, there will be rum mage and other miscellaneous items offered for sale at the baz- lare planned by members of the U. ID. s. Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The bazaar will be held in the church basement Fri day, November [, beginning at 10 am. The sale IS an annual event staged by the Relief So- ciety.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06

Elect Jcn1es Hurley, one of fhe signers Of fE1e Sf0fe Constitution; 9ffl Nic+rse4 Pd. Adv. M
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

LA sENORA CHRISTIAN HERTER, J, esposa del Sub-Secretario
de Estado felicia al Embajador de Cuba, ARG. Nicolas Arroyo y
seniors de Arroyo, con motive del aniversaro de la Fecha Paha de
esa lsla. La sonora de Arroyo que, como su esposo, ejerce la pro-
fesi6n de architecture con amplio reconocimiento en- SUI pals Gam
hos disenaron Ell hotel Habana Hihon) fue muy felcitads tambien
por los varios centenares de invitados a la reception que ofreeie.
ran ell 20 de Mayo, por la excelente obra de renovation de la ee.
gante mansion que es la Residential de la Embajada de Cuba en-
esta capital. - Foto de Carlo A. Magg).
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
REcETA DEL OLA
PASTEL DE coco

Sc prepare la coStra de pastel
de coco ash! Sc espareen 2 euaeha-
radas de mantequilla o margarina
suave por ell fondo y los lados de
un molde de pastel de unos 10 8
40 ems. de diametro. Usando / v
media de tazas de coco rallado, 80
pega por la superficie engrasada.
Sc hornea la costra de coco a fue.
go lento calentado a unos 14eeC.
(300eF.) por Is a 20 minutes, Q
hasta que este igeramente dorado.
Sc deja entibiar.
Relleno del Pastel: puede usar
l paquete de pudip, de sabor de
caramelo o vanilla, que Sc prepare
segun las direcciones en- eli envass,
usando 2 tazas de leche. Sc lie agre-
gan 2 cucharadas de mantequilla de
rretida y I'm VI de ~cucharadita /
extracto de vanilla o de almendya.
Sc mezcla bien con una cuehara, v
Sc deja enfriar por unos 5 minutes.
Luego Sc vierte la mezcla en- ID
costra de pastel horneado. Sc pe-
ne en- ell refrigerator. q ~enfriar,
blen. AL serVirlo, puede alderman IL
pastel con erema batida endulzadap
y sazonada al gusto, 0 con helado.
rociados por encima con coco ra-
llado. s9 M
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
No le Pegue al Hijo que Mo|esta

Sn majadero, en- vez de recono-
Ger que es I'm hijo brillante. En-
tonces ell nino Sc rebela porque
no puede expresarse y termina
Sendo un nino problema" dice
Ia doctora Lenore Faughn Ea-
mes, pionera en- sicologia y edu-
cacion en- ell New Jersey State
Teachers College.
"a los padres les toca descu-
brir al nino exceptional, por-
que las escuelas de hoy tienden
a descuidarlo. 81 no encuentra
ayuda antes de llegar al quinto
grade, probablemente Sc convier-
Ia en- I'm problema", dice la doc
tora Vaughn : Eames que es
--(Pasa a la pag. o.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
Per MARY PRIME
~Gorresponsal de Prensa
linda

81 SUI hijo Sc pasa molestando-
Ia preguntandole ''por que", des-
baratando ell te~levisor, bailan-
do sobre la mesa, dele atencion
especial en- vez de pegarle. Pue-
de que listed tenga un hijo muy
dotado.
. "Son pocos los padres cue
reconocen cuando tienen I'm hi
10 muy dotado, va que Sc esta
recalcando demasiado ell hecho
que los ni1os aprendan con mu-
cha lentitud. Los padres item
den a pensar que ell hijo que
molesta hacienda preguntas es
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

RedGs de Aeero
Nos ,omplace ~felieitar cordial.
mente al senior Joaquin Lebr6n Y
sonora Celia Ruiz de Lebr6n,
miembros estimados de nuestra CO.
lonia Guiana reSidente en- Miami,
qujenes celebraron en- Ell dia de
aver a grata OCCASION de sus Bodas
de AeerO, once amos de venturosa
y ejemplar union matrimonial.
eodos de AlsodoN
C~elebraron aver la dichosa oca-
sion de- sus Bodas de Algodon, Sc
gundo ~aniversario conyugal, ell Sc
nor Angel Miranda y senora, Ma
risel Burgos de Miranda, gentil pa
reja puertorriquena residente en-
esta ciudad,
Vayan para ellos nuestras fell
eitaciones muy especiales y votos
por su hienestar personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

cuotro Amos
Celebro aver ell cuarto aniverSa-
rio de Su despreocupada existencia
Ell gracioso nino Ramon Sanchez,
hijo del senior Ramon Sanchez y
sonora, Aracelis Soler de Sanchez,
apreciad1s miembros de nuestra
colonia Guiana residente en- Mia
mi.
Aunque I'm POGO tarde, nos com
place enviarle nuestras mas caras
f~elicitaciones y votos porque goce
de largos y prosperos amos mas,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
Bcdus de PGpel

Bodies de P0peI
En- dias pasados celebraron la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de Pa
pei, primer aniI ersario matrimo-
MAI, 81 sehUI Luz R0Zan y sonora,
Orquidea Alvarez de R0zan, gentil
pareja Guiana que fila SUI residen,
cia en- esta ciudaG.
Vayan para elIos, aunque algo
tarde, nuestras mas calidas felici-
taclones y yotos por su ventura
personal
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
Bodos de Esteno

Bodos de Estene
celebran hoy la fausta OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Estafio, veintinue-
We amos de ejemplar y v~enturosa
union conyugal, Ell senior Gregory
Owes y sonora, Mary de Owes, esti-
mados miembros de nuestra colo.
MIA Guiana.
Nos es grato enviarles nuestras
mas .caras felicitaciones y deseos
por su blenestar personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

Bedos de Papel
Nos eS grato enviar un cordial
saludo al senior Daniel Lopez y Sc
nora, Bernice FlOridO de Lopez,
miempros 9stimados de nuestra CO.
lonla hispanoamericana, quienes
celehraron en- ell dia de aver la gra.
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Papel,
primer %aniversarlo de matrimonio.
Cumpleonos
Entro aver en- un nuevo ano de
vida la gentil senorita Belinda L6-
peg, hlia de la gentil pareja forma-
da por ell senior Luis Lopez y seno-
ra, Olga de Lopez y con tai mott
vo nos es grato felicitarla carino-
samente y formGIar votos porque
goce de muchos amos mas de exis-
tencia plenos de alegrias y bienes-
taFes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
2Ez AOGAK--por Victoria ALstandra
POEMA De HOY
Mi Canci6n

Mi cancion, mi caneion que nj siquiera
ha podido anunciarse a mi sentido.
Semilla que en- ell surco ~humedecido
a golpe de emocion crecer espera,
Lo que apenas mi yo no comprendiera,
y que a fuerza de blanco he presentido:
sera para mi azul recien nacido
de viento nuevo y honda primavera.
Mi palabra Sc asoma a la manana,
como cara curiosa a una ventana
cue Sc mancha de pajaros al vuelo.
Y tendra mi interior algo de espeio,
a manera del lago que, perplejo,
no pudiendo volar Sc roba Ell cielo.
MANUEL
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

En- Ell dia de hoy entra a un nue..
vo ano de existencia ell apreeiads
caballero eubane DR., Juan A OFta
Cerdova, a auien nos cemplaee fe,
licitar cordialmente y desear mu.
choS amos mas de vida,
X
Aunque algo tarde, nos eemnls-
ce enviar un saludo muy especial
al apreciado caballefo senior ne.
dolfo Garcia Torres auien celebrd
en- ell dia de aver la grata oeasi6A
de SUI cumpleanos
Pasa a la Pagina 81
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