HOMEMAKERS
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By Marylou Rideout
It isn't too early to
mark two special dates
on your calendar, so
you wont forest to at
tend the two f ish dem
onstrations to be civen
by Mrs. Ruby Browne,
Home Demonstration
Apent from Ketchikan
and Hr. Norman Wi out off,
Education and Marketing
Specialist from the
T'uroau of Fisheries.
The dates to remember
i.ro March 7 and 8 at
1 p.m. The place is
f-o Grange Hall, Falmor.
These will be two sep
arate demonstrations;
one on the preparation
of various fish dishes
and the other on the
preservation of fish.
You will find those
very practical demon
strations.
Without a doubt, you
have canned or frozen
fish in your home, yet
r.c. t • serving it as often
as you would like since
you can't think or find
different ways to pre
pare fish. Or, oven
though your larder does
n't contain fish, you
know it's nutritionally
sound sense to serve
seafood at least once a
week.
The-demonstrati on on
the preparation of fish
dishes will surely help
you. Ihc one showing
the recommended ways to
preserve fish should be
of .^reat help also. We
arc beginning at ono
o'clock, so those who
have to be home by the
time school closes, may
be; and an early start
will give ample time to
taste the finished pro
duct and have all quest
ions answered.
Do come. It's free.
Everyone is invited.
Men should be interest
ed too.
The seed catalogues
which are arriving make
us realize that planting
days will cone again.
To help you select
flower seels and plants
the Extension Service
has had printed a list
of "Flowers Sr own Suc
cessfully in the Matan
us lea Valley written by
Mrs. Adam f/ernor. Mrs.
Werner is an authority,
so from this list you
can be guided wisely
when selecting flower
seeds. The list is ,
free at the Extension '
Office.
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Perhaps you are plnnn
ing your spring sowing.
The Extension Service
has just received U.S.
D.A. bulletin "Fitting
Coats and Suits." The
office has several other
bulletins which can
help you with your home
sewing i-.
OPS NE’7S con'td
Service trades again
st which stateside OPS
has already taken act
ion include laundries
and dry cleanin'; es
tablishments, garages,
service stations, jewe 1
ers , watch repairers,
camera supply firms,
shoe repair and hat
cleanin'; shops and ra
dio and television re
pair firms.
No drive has yet been
made in Alaska, the
Territorial OPS said,
but plans are being
made to take some act
ion along this line in
the near future.
Service establishments
covered are required to
post a statement of
their ceiling prices in
a conspicuous place,
and to file a copy of
it with the local OPS
district office. They
are also required to
keep records showing
the prices, rates or
pricing methods used
during the base period,
and to make them avail
able to OFS agents for
inspection, in order
that consumers may have
ample protection.
The Butte Homemaker s’
met Thursday at the
homo of Lou ’Sandvik.
UNIVERSITY 01' ALASKA
RECEIVES GIFT con'td.
This is the second
'time during the; current
school year that the
Anchorage V/oviian' s C lub
has donated.money to the
University's Student
Loan Fund. The first
gift, also for 'It00,
v^s- *nade last September.
The! Student Loan Fund
now has resources of
between 315,000 and
)20,000 from viiich to
draw.
NE'V TfETIBORS ADDED con't
struct! on and to of for
a c ur r i c u lun 1 e a di n.r; t o
a detroe in electrical
engineerin'; and its
staff members, in add
ition to teaching, arc
also onta.'’Od in active
research work at the U
niversity's Geophysical
Institute .
Four students are tak
ing ;raduato work in
physics and ton under
graduates are majorin';
in physics or electric
al engineering, Four
new faculty members '
have been added to the
staff who, aIon- with
Dr. Little and Gordon
Jacobs, assistant pro
fesor of electrical en
gineerin'-, carry on the
combine! functions of
teaching and research.
The now faculty members
arc:
Dr. V/illibald V/eni ;er
professor of physics,
retiring head of the
physics department and
■dean of the graduate
school at Ore -on State
Colic-e, Dr. Keaton K.
Keeler, assistant pro
fessor of physics, who
earned his doctorate
last Juno at Washington
University, St. Louis,
Fhillip C. Bottler, in
structor in physics and
electrical en incering,
who has a master's de
-ree from the Univer
sity of Oklahoma, and
Nathan H. Chaney, grad
uate teaching assist
ant in electrical cn
glnoering, who is a
graduate of Southwest
ern Louisiana Institute.