GOING OUTSIDE
TO HOSPITAL
Joe Brunner, can
nery foreman for Cook
Inlet Packing Co., is
expected to leave on
this weekfs steamer,
to -go- Outside for
medical treatment.
Mr. Brunner: ^ ha-s^ been
hospitalize'd'^iehe for
the pasjb . aeyejrtLl a
days.
Mr. Brunner^ son,
Joe, Jr., came from
Klawock to;accompany
his father Outside.
NEW CHOATE
a son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. William
Choate of Homer at
Seldovia hospital
last Monday after
noon. The baby,
still unnamed, weigh
ed seven pounds,
three ounces at
birth.
The boy is the
Choates* sixth child.
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fast, EFFICIENT
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HAT BLOCKING
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10 HOURS LATE,
STILL ON TIME
Although delayed
somewhat beyond her
announced arrival
time of 1 o^lock
yesterday, the Denali
-still was on schedule,
when she tied up at
Anderson Dock to be
gin discharging her
cargo. The steamer
originally was not
due here until today.
Good,good,coor
This week’s recipe
adds something new to
that familiar break
fast routine which
always begins to grow
a little stale about
this time of year.
Served late on
Sunday morning, these
pancakes do double
duty for a combined
breakfast and lunch:
Rice Pancakes
Mis and sift 1 cup
flour with 3 tsp. ‘ba
king powder, 1 tsp.
salt, 1 tbsp. sugar.
Beat 2 eggs, add 1
cup booked rice, 1
cup milk, 2 tbsp.
melted butter• add
lipuid to dry ingred
ients, mix and bake
in small cakes on hot
griddle. These are
nice served with
crisp bacon and maple
syrup.
T Florence Bradford
CARM fN BACK
FOR SHORT STAY
Miss Carmen 01sson
returned from Chignik
on the Aleutian Mail
last Saturday.
Carmen plans to
. spend only a few days
in Seldovia before
going on to Anchorage
to spend the remain
der of tho summer
with her mother, who
is employed at Fort
Richardson.
When the fall
school term opens,
Carmen is to go Out
side to attend a Se
attle school.
COMf TC TOWN
Mr. and Mrs‘. Ri
chard Grannis of Bear
Cove were Seldovia
visitors last week
end. __
GOING OUT
TO SCHflOi
Miss Phyllis Balt
azor, who spent last
winter In' Seldovia,
expects to be a pass
enger on the outbound
Denali this week.
Miss Baltazor plans
to visit relatives in
Washington, Idaho and
Oregon until the be
ginning of the fall
school year, when she
will*ea^o.11 in a Se
attle school.
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