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SOCIAL HOTES
— Homemaking —
Happenings About Town
— Gardening —
(Ed. Note: Guest Editor of the Women’s section of the Kodiak
Mirror this week is Mrs. Mary Jackson, long-time resident of Kodiak.
Mrs. Jackson knows whereof she speaks in culinary matters, having
at one time managed the Baranof Hotel dining room at Juneau, ca
tered to large groups), and managed other dining facilities. Her past
experience includes newspaper work, too. Our thanks to her for the
recipes that follow. You will find them delicious, we feel sure.
Of THIS And THAT
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By MARY JACKSON
Kodiak was a busy little city
over the weekend, with the arri
val of many clam diggers.
We often wonder why we can
not buy fresh razor clams or
crabmeat in our local markets?
Club To Re-Open
With Vera Pierce
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Vera M. Pierce will manage the
Town Club for Charles E. Farrell.
It will re-open soon.
The club is undergoing renova
tions and repairs. These include
a rearrangement of the kitchen.
Bob Little of Anchorage and
formerly of Oregon, where he had
his own restaurants, will be in
charge of the cuisine. Chef Bob
promises “many fine dishes.”
Curly Jonas is here to work the
season at Halferty’s Cannery.
His wife, Fern, wont be coming
up this year. The Jonas’ are now
making their home in Blaine,
Washington.
NATALIA CHERNOFF
NOW IN WHEELCHAIR
Word has been received from
the Alaska Native Service Hos
pital in Anchorage that Natalia
Chernoff is up and around in a
wheelchair and will be home soon.
Natalia had her foot crushed by
an automobile a couple of weeks
ago.
Mrs. Marjorie Scroggins is in
the Seward Sanitarium in Seward,
Alaska, and is progressing nicely.
Mrs. Annette Vimnick left for
Seattle Sunday where she will
visit her parents for the next 30
days. *
Her husband, Al, is>t on the
Coast Guard ship Bittersweet
which is now on its Spring run
along the Aleutian Chain.
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CLIFF LATTICHE RETURNS
Cliff Lattiche, a former resident
of Kodiak, is back. He is employed
at the 4© Room.
His wife and little daughter
will join him soon and are expect
ed on the inaugural direct flight
from Seattle May 1. They have
made their home in Seattle since
leaving here several years ago.
CHARLES FERRELL HERE
Charles E. Farrell flew into Ko
diak Wednesday morning.
Ferrell is here on business
pertaining to the Town Club and
other interests.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE
ELKS AND THEIR LADIES
Happy birthday and a big bou
quet of roses for the many kind
deeds you do. And for the magnif
Navy Wives Club
Install Officers
Solemn candle-light ceremonies
marked the installation of new
officers of the Navy Wives Club
No. 126, at the Naval Station on
Friday, April 3.
Chaplain S. P. Robinson led the
services installing Mrs. Wilma
Anderson , .as .president. Gibers
installed tfuriniT the ;,<cerertK»iies
r were Eileen Grisham “as "Vice
president; Isabel Pippin as re
cording scretary; Ruth Reddick
as treasurer; Betty Smith as cor
v .
responding secretary; Eileen Doy
le as chaplain; and Jeanne Newton
as parlimentariam.
The new president introduced
the following committee chair
men; Charlotte. Whited, Ways and
Means; Ruth Thompson, Publi
city; Eileen Grisham, Membership
and Hospitality; June Fleck and
Evelyn Milas, Community Proj
ects; Geraldine Dncharme, Re
' freshments and * Arrangements;
Chris Wite; Program. " <r
The dinner and dance, attended
by several honored guests, was
held at the CPO Club.
GRANDMOTHERS—Not to be left out of the
fun are seven members of the Grandmothers Club
at the Kodiak Naval Station who have taken up
bowling as one of their many activities. They are
(left to right) Billie Day, Beulah Ogborn, Wylma
Shaw, Sarah Smith (captain), Sybil Boggs, Helen
Stockard and Bess Vosgein (a non grandmother).
All are members of Chapter 139 of the National
Grandmother Clubs and are busy with club and
charity work in addition to regular sessions at
the bowling alleys. (Official U. S. Navy Photo
graph)
ficent job of getting the new Elks
building up, surmounting many
obstacles and elements.
We hope your birthday party
tonight, April 25, is a huge suc
cess. Many happy returns of the
day. ~
Recipe of the Week
With Springtime here, how
about a leg of lamb?
This recipe was sent to me by
my sister, Mrs. Betty Cassel in Bel
levue. Don’t get shook up ladies,
as I was. I wonder what my sister
had gotten me into, but believe
me it is delicious. Here’s the re
cipe:
Vz cup bacon drip (cold)
Vi cup prepared mustard
% tsp. ginger
2 cloves of chopped garlic
Spread garlic over roast, then
add paste. Place on rack. Bake as*
usual. The dripping makes won
derful gravy. With this I serve
Orange Mint Sauce.
ORANGE MINT SAUCE
Combine Vz cup fresh or dried
mint, finely chopped, with Vz cup
strained orange juice; V\ cup
strained lemon juice; 1 scant
tablespoon powdered sugar; salt
to taste, a few grains of cayenne,
and Vs teaspoonful nutmeg. Let
the sauce stand in a warm place
for 1 or .2 hours before serving,
then add Vz teaspoon finely grated
orange rind.
Ham Loaf With
Sauce
This is a good dish for Easter,
picnic or buffet
2 pounds pork shoulders (no
fat)
1 pound smoked ham
1 Vz cups milk
1 cup bread crumbs
2 eggs
Pepper to taste, no salt.
Pour 1 can of tomato sauce over
loaf and bake 1 Vz to 2 hours at
3:50 degrees.
SAUCE
1 can Bouillon soup
1 6 oz. jar prepared mustard
1 tsp. coleman mustard
*4 cup butter
2.eggs -7r.v.-? : 7- ,~
1 tsp. flour
% cup sugar
% cup vinegar
Cook in double boiler. Will
keep in refrigerator. Serve over
ham loaf.
Hints For Cooking
When making com bread, add
Vz cup chopped parsley, Vz grated
cheese on top (different).
After opening a jar of cheese
or spreads—to keep from molding,
place a lump of sugar in jar.
Drop a piece of ice in anything
cooking with too much grease.
Grease will adhere to the ice
cubes.
Add a little sesame seed to
flour when frying fish.
A tablespoon of vinegar added
to your rice while cooking will
keep the rice from sticking to
gether.
FAREWELL TO ROACHES
We are fast getting rid of Mr.
Rat, but there is no Pied Piper
for Cockroaches.
However, there is a wonderful
formula that is so simple and can
be used around food as it is not
a deadly poison.
The Formula:
12 ozs. corn starch
12 ozs. 20 Mule Team Borox
6 ozs. sweet cocoa
Hint: Take a large salt cellar
and shake formula in all steamy
wet warm or greasy places. It is
a mirade formula—it works!
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A DAUGHTER IS BORN
TO MR. AND MRS. KEN BOYCE
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A daughter, christened Deborah
Susan, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. „
Ken C. Boyce, on April 11, at the
Naval Station hospital. Weight at
birth was 8 pounds, 10 ounces.
Chief Air Controlman, Boyce is ,
attached to GCA Unit No. 3 on the
Naval Station.
BROWNIES TO
RECEIVE AWARDS
Presentation of awards to
Brownie Scouts will take place at
the VFW 7056 Post Rooms on
Snuday, May 26 at 1 p.m.
All parents of Brownies are cor
dially invited.
Sunrise-Sunset
APRIL SUNRISE SUNSET
26 . 4:33 7:44
27 . 4:31 7:46
28 . 4:28 7:49
29 . 4:26 7:51
30 . 4:23 7:53
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