- Society and Clubs -
PARTY COMPLIMENTS
MRS. TEDDY JOHNSON
A surprise 'birthday party
lior which IMrs. (Harry Sulser.
ISr. was hostess at her 'home
Tuesday evening, honored Mrs
Teddy Johnson, well known,
long time Sitka resident.
The honoree received a norm
Iber of 'birthday remembrances
ias well as tthe good wishes of
her friends.
Decorations and refresh
ments were in the Hallowe’en
theme.
Guests included the Mes
dames James Roberts, Kate
BanVard, John Osbaikken,
Chris Jackson, R. K. Burke,
Rodney Palmer, Kate Trier
schield, Tony Herman, Harry
Sulser, Jr. and Luella Smith.
Unable to attend were the
Mesdames Henry Yrjana, John
Crowley, Larry Ope^ and Ann
Dennard.
Homemaking
by Arthiel L. Spaulding
U. of A. Extension Service
Carol Winey, Home Demon
stration Algent at Anchorage,
h.as several delicious recipes in
the new (bulletin "Make Youi
Freezer Bay.”
Frozen Chicken and Pineapple
is quite unusual ‘but easy to
make:
IV2 c. cooked diced chicken
34 c. drained crushed pine
apple
1 c. chopped pecans
1 c. whipped cream
1 c. mayonnaise
Toss together chicken, pineap
ple and nuts. Blend whipped
cream and mayonnaise togeth
er and 'fold into chicken mix
ture. Freeze until firm.
You will want to try this
salad on some special occasion:
Frozen Cheese & Date Salad
y2 c. evaporated milk
2 Tb lemon juice
3 oz. pkg. cream cheese
Vi c. mayonnaise
i/4 c. sliced dlates
14 c. diced ripe olives
i/4 c. halved maraschino
cherries
i/4 c. crushed pineapple
Whipped cream
Mayonnaise
Chill milk in refrigerator tray
until ice crystals form. Re
move to a chilled bowl and beat
until smooth. Add lemon juice
and continue beating until very
stiff. Have cheese softened and
bleded with mayonnaise un
til smooth. Fold thoroughly but
lightly into whipped milk, then
add dates, olives, cherries ana
pineapple. Turn into waxed pa
per lined refrigerator tray.
Freeze until (firm, at least 4
(hours. Cut in slices or squares
and serve plain on lettuce or
(top with mayonnaise that has
been folded into whipped cream
Serves 6.
This (bulletin with its many
helpful suggestions for using
your home freezer may he 00
■tained from the University of
Alaska Extension Service of
fice, Box 1109. Juneau.
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Sitka Chunker ef Cemmewe
Everv Friday Noon
elks clubrooms
"THE NEW YORK LIFE AGENT
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
IS A GQ0D*$S?T0"KNOW”
MRS. L. E. “STEVE” THIELKE
PHONE RED 107_
B. P. W. ASKS AID FOR
NORTHERN VILLAGE
Mt. Edgecumbe Business
;and 'Professional Woman’s!
Club recently received a let
ter from Yolana Rocker, from
the tiny village of Arctic Vil
lage where she is teaching
school.
Miss Rockar, or “Rocky” as
she is known (by her many
friends at Mt. Edgecumbe
where she formerly was an oc
cupational therapist, volunteer
ed to teach at this remote spot
where education has been bad
ly neglected because teachers
were not obtainable.
Arctic Village is a hamlet of
fifty people, eighteen of whom
are chidren. She teaches chil
dren durinlg the daytime and
adults in the evening. Eight
of her pupils do not speak En
glish. so she is conducting En
glish classses. Also she helps
with the community store.
The people are kind and
tfriendily 'and have taken her to
their hearts; they are eager to
help and get an education.
Arctic Village is completely
isolated, the only contact with
the outside being a small plane
twice a month on which they
depend for all needs and sup
plies. Cargo space is limited,
so shipments are confined to
necessities.
The school house is a sturdy
log building, which they have
built, with benches and tables
hewn out if logs. But there are.
no supplies for conducting
school classes. They are (great
ly in need of pencils, paper,
crayons, erasers, pads, color
books, small children’s books,
rulers, pencil sharpeners,
combs,. scrap books and clothes
of all kinds — particularly j
children’s clothes.
Therefore, the B. P. W. j
Club has agreed to make this aj
yearly project and send a box ■
a month to help keep Arctic'
! Village supplied as well as
(giving the people something to
| look forward to. Members felt
| if the need were generally
i known other organizations and
| individuals would want to
| share in this worth-while pro
iject.
A box is toeing set up at Vi s
Apparel Shop in Sitka where
contributions tor Arctic Vil
lage may be placed and cash i
}contributions for purchase of
supplies also may be left there
Any help possible for these
needy people will be greatly j
appreciated.
LUTHERAN WOMEN TO
MEET THURSDAY
A meeting of Women of the
Lutheran Church will be held
at 7: 45 p. m. Thursday eve
ning at the center, with Mrs.
Frank Guertin as hostess.
Study of the American In
dian will continue as the pro
gram with Mrs. Claire Carey
in charge.
SMORGASBORD THURSDAY
AT VOLCANIC CLUB
Another smorgasbord has
been announced by the Vol
canic Club at Mr. Edgecumtoe
for 6:30 p. m. Thursday eve
ning at the clubhouse, with
proceeds for their piano fund.
Members and 'guests are urg
ed to attend and to bring their
own table settings, if possible
A program will be present
ed following dinner.
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Eisenhower
D. Slather of New York, an
old golfing (pal and board chair
man of Frankfort Distillers.
Exercising his new walking
privileges, the president went;
twice during the morning to^
Mrs. Eisenhower’s living quart j
ers at the hospital, located a
cross the corridor from his room
fie also walked down the
hall to the sundeck foyer where
he did some additional work
on an oil paintinjg.
As the chref executive built
up new physical strength, he
continued drafting a legislative
program on which his party
will run next year.
The Taft-Hartley act was add
ed to the growing list of contro
versial issues with which he
will confront the Democratic
controlled congress in January
The action came during a 30
minute huddle yesterday with
secretary of labor Mitchell.
Mitchell told a news confer
ence afterward the president
will re-suibmi't the 14 proposed
Taft-Hartley amendments pre
viously rejected by congress
even though Mitchell said “I
don’t feel that any action is go
ing to be taken by congress.’
The president, moving fur
ther alontg the road to recovery
eased up on his official sched
ule today to devote more time
to planning for a period of con
valesence. recreation and reha
bilitation at his Gettysburg, Pa,
farm. 1
He plans to leave 'here a
week from tomorrow, spend a
day or so at the White House
and then proceed to Gettysberg
to which the temporary White
House will (be shifted in ad
vance of Mamie’s 59th birthday
November 14.
The tentative Nov. 11 depart
ure date from Denver will be
made firm over the weekend if
Dr. Paul Dudley White, the em
inent Boston heart specialist,
approves. White is returning
for another of his fortnightly
examinations of the president.
The president has not tried
walking up and down stairs as
yet. but his doctors are confid
ent he will be aible to walk to
his plane next week. *
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33c
7 $ D E
Butter-Krust Zwieback
14 ounce Box. . 39c
S&W Whole Kernel Corn
303 21c
Orange it Grapefruit Juice
Libby's Sweetened No. 2 can .. ]0C
Corned Mutton
12 ounce Tin. 43c
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Skinless Wieners
Carsten's or Rath lb 49c
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VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c
VEAL STEAKS lb. 59c
VEAL STEW lb. 39c
PORK LIVER lb. 29c
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TURKEY J