PLAYFIELD CLASSES
CLOSE FOR SEASON
The seventh annual supervised
playfield sponsored by, the Home
Arts club closed last week. A pic
nic in a lovely secluded spot bn
Dry Creek was enjoyed by 25
children and three adults. Hot dog
sandwiches with Kool-aid and
bird whistle favors added to the
fun.
Mrs. Earl Towner, supervisor
of this season’s playfield, reports
that more than 100 children avail
ed themselves of this play period
on the Territorial school grounds.
There was an average attendance
of 25 children. Almost perfect
weather for outdoor play was en
joyed this year.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE To CREDITORS
In the United States Commissioner
Court, Wade Hampton Precinct,
Second Division, Territory of
Alaska.
IN PROBATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF JACOB W. WICK,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the above entitled Court, Admin
istrator of the Estate of Jacob W.
Wick, Deceased. All persons Hav
ing claims against the said Estate
are hereby required to preser^ the
same with proper vouchers at
tached, to the undersigned at the
U. S. Commissioners Office in
Fortuna Ledge, Alaska, as by law
required, within Six <6> months
from the date hereof.
Also, any person or persons,
knowing themselves to be indebt
ed to the deceased will please
communicate with Donald Hun
ter. Administrator of the Estate of
Jacob W. Wick,-deceased, at tor
tuna Ledge, Alaska.
Dated at Fortuna Ledge, Alaska
this third day of June. 1947.
DONALD HUNTER.
Administrator.
Pub. June 23. 30, July 7, 14, 1947
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
CHOCOLATE SOUFFLE
2 tablespoons butter
34 cup milk
2 squares chocolate
2 tablespoons flour
1/3 cup sugar
2 tablespoons hot water
3 eggs
Vi teaspoon vanilla
Melt butter. Blend in flour un
til smooth. Add milk gradually,
stirring constantly until thicken
ed. Melt chocolate over hot water.
Add sugar and water and mix un
til smooth. Combine the two mix
tures. Add egg yolks, well beaten.
Cool. Fold in egg whites beaten
very stiff, and vanilla. Turn into
, greased baking dish and place this
i in a pan of hot water. Bake at
! 375° about 45 minutes. Never open
I the oven door during the baking.
: Serve the souffle with cream.
CHICKEN TERRAPIN
1 3Vfe-pound fowl cooked
3 eggs
4 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon mustard
I 1 teaspoon salt
j Vi teaspoon pepper
3 tablespoons melted butter
, \Vz cups scalded milk
1 tablespoon pimiento, cut fine
1 tablespoon green pepper,
chopped
4 ripe olives, chopped
Juice of 1 lemon
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FALSE ALARM
CHICAGO, (A>) — The unique
bulgier alarm at American Poly
technic Research laboratories was
touched off last night and loud
speakers atop the building began
daring “burglars in the building.
Call police.”
As neighbors flooded the Gres
ham police station with calls,
three squads sped to the scene.
There were not burglars. Police
learned the alarm was set off
either by an overheated machine
or by an unbalance in the electri
cal system caused by extra speak
ers recently installed.
NEW JOB .
TUSCOLA, 111.; </P) — Myron
Fullerton, a Tuscola baker, tossed
a complaint into the city council’s
lap and the council tossed it right
back into Fullerton’s.
Fuller ton complained that
smoke from railroad locomotives
poured into his bakery while the
engine crews ate their lunch near
by.
The council appointed Fullerton
city smoke inspector with author
ity to bring offenders into police
magistrate’s court for possible
fines.
I •
Flutfy rice
Hard cook the eggs, iemove
yolks and mash. Add flour, mus
tard, salt, pepper and melted but
ter. Mix until smooth. Add slowly
the scalded milk and stir and cook
until thick. Add the cooked chick
en cut in small pieces and the egg
| white chopped fine. Next add the
pimiento, green pepper, olive and
lemon juice. Serve very hot in a
border of fluffy rice with parsley.
HAIRCUTS FOR A PENNY!
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BRUSH YOUR TEETH, COMB YOUR HAIR! —These bywords your
Creek War Relief Association supervisor teaches the youth of Greece.
A million children eat a warm, noonday meal at GWRA feeding centers,
thousands tof orphans are given ‘foster homes.’ 86.60 supports .an
orphan one month; $2.00 feeds a school child one month. Pennies fan
save Greece’s children today—your son’s neighbor of tomorrow. Rusn
your pennies to Greek Wrar Relief’s 19*7 Campaign, 221 W CJt J<t!»
Street, New York 19, N. Y.
The night in 1934 Lillian Hell
man’s play, “The Children’s Hour”
opened on Broadway, the author’s
bank account was down to $55.
Tropical fireflies go the Amer
ican firefly one better—they not
only produce bright lights but go
in for colored ones as well.
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Announcing — Outstanding Values in a $130,000 Inventory!
Fixed Price Sale
at FAIRBANKS
* Veterans’ “Set-Aside” Items
' * Vehicles
* Miscellaneous Equipment
* Aircraft Supplies
* Office Machines
* Miscellaneous Hardware
* Screen Doors
* Welding Hose
* Lubricating Oils
and Grease
* Dubbin
* Hoist Assemblies
'HOW TO BUY-\
.Inspect this property at Ladd. Field, Fairbanks, from 8:30 to 4:30 July 21 thru
July 25. Complete your sale transaction with the War Assets Representative at the
* Surplus Property Yard, Ladd Field, during sale dates listed below.
All sales subject to W.A.A. Standard Conditions of Sale. Property is to be re
moved at the purchaser’s expense within 10 days of purchase date.
SALES DATES
*
• 1. Veterans Purchasing “Set-Aside” Items.July 28
(Bring your discharge—no priority certificate required.)
2. Federal Agencies .July 28
3. Certified Veterans (Business use) .July 29
4. Federal Works Agency (buying under Public Law 697).July 30
5. Territorial and Local Governments..July 31
6. Eligible Non-Profit Institutions.....July 31
7. Non-Priority Purchasers.August 1 and 4
'SALES LISTS-*
Detailed sales lists available from W.A.A. Representative stationed at Surplus
Property Yard, Ladd Field, during inspection and sale period; and at the Anchorage
W.A.A. Office, Box 2466. \