Local Cherry Pie
Baking Contest
Set For Aug. 29
Anyone who doesn’t like cherry
pie is just out of luck this month,
as young cooks, boys and girls be
tween the ages of 14 and 21 practice
and prepare for regional contests,
hoping to win a trip to Chicago and
the national cherry pie bake-off.
The national event is slated for
February 21, 1957, according to Lyd
ia Fohn-Hansen. of the University
of Alaska Extension service. The
focal contest will be held August
29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, at the
USO.
Anyone interested in the contest
may contact the local extension
agent for further information at
room No. 3, Federal building.
Judging will be based on the
method of preparation, quality of
the pie crust and filling, the recipe,
and the contestant’s personal quali
fications.
A Territorial bake-off will be
held later on. determining Alaska’s
Chicago representative.
Glayde Craun. with the Univer
sity of Alaska Food Service, flew
to Point Lay Wednesday with
Wien Alaskan Airlines where she j
will spend a week or so visiting
friends.
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New Empress
Theatre
Thur., Fri., Sat.
"FRANCIS IN THE
HAUNTED HOUSE"
With
MICKEY ROONEY
VIRGINIA WELLES
and
FRANCIS
THE TALKING MULE
Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed.
'THE PROUD AND THE
PROFANE"
Starring
DEBORAH KERR
WILLIAM HOLDEN
THELMA RITTER
Lacey Street
Theatre
Thur., Fri., Sat.
'THE BOLD AND THE
BRAVE"
Starring
WENDELL COREY
MICKEY ROONEY
DON TAYLOR
and
'THE WAY OUT"
with
GENE NELSON
MONA FREEMAN
Sun., Mon., Tues.
"RAINS OF RANCHIPUR"
(TECHNICOLOR &
CINEMASCOPE)
Starring
LANA TURNER
RICHARD BURTON
FRED MACMURRAY
and
"BAREFOOT BATTALION"
iJm
Ordahf-Edstrom
Married Friday
Miss June Larraine Ordahl and
Davis Harold Edstrom were mar
ked Friday at the First Prsebyter
lan church, the Rev. Victor Alfsen
reading the vows.
The bride, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. R. Ordahl of Minne
apolis, Minnesota, arrived Friday
from the mid-western metropolis for
her wedding.
The bride-groom, also from Min
neapolis, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Hedstrom, and is stationed with
Headquarters, Headquarters com
pany, Yukon Command at Ladd.
A reception followed the cere
mony, given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Sheffield, 102 Cash
man.
SCHLEPPEGRELLS ENJOY
VISIT WITH SON HERE
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Schleppegrell
arrived in Fairbanks recently and
are visiting their son Jack, propri
etor of the Steese Market and Li
quor store.
The Sehleppegrells were accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. 13. V. Kel
ly, who are also enjoying their tour
of Fairbanks. The four plan to take
a fishing and hunting trip to Cant
well and McKinley park, and will
be shipping their car to the park.
Schleppegrell has visited here
previously, having come north when
in the U.S. Army transportation
corps .
IMPORTED fresh Ginger Beef &
steamed rice. Pagoda Drive In. 16th
(Paid Adv.)
WALTER BUILWINKLES
[ ON BRIEF VISIT EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bullwlnkle
; of Graehl left last week via the
highway on a brief trip to the East
coast.
The Bullwinkles and her son,
Richard Hurley, plan to visit with
her parents in Metuchen, New Jer
sey, and with his relatives in the
New England states, returning in
time to allow Mrs. Bullwinkle to
resume her duties as a music teach
er at Nordale school.
1 Entomologist Studies
j Fairbanks Farms, Gardens
Dr. Richard Washburn, entomolo
' gist for the University of Alaska ;
! Agricultural Experimental station J
: at Palmer, left Fairbanks today
for home after spending four days
j studying aphids and wireworms in
! the Tanana Valley.
Dr. Washburn, who arrived here
Monday, inspected many of the
i farms and gardens in this area.
SUSAN KATHRYN HAfELE
BORN TUESDAY MORNING
Mr. and Mrs. David Hafele of
333 Hess avenue are the pleased
parents of their third child, a
daughter, Susan Kathryn, born in
St. Joseph’s hospital at 2:21 a.m. on
Tuesday. Young Susan weighed 6
lbs. 6 ozs. at birth.
Hafele is a pressman for Jessen’s
Weekly. The couple also have a
daughter, Ann, 11 months, and an
other son, David. 2.
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