SOCIAL NOTES
— Homemaking —
Happenings About Town
— Gardening —
Of This and That
By BETHA DIGREE
We have been informed that
some people believe there is a
bounty on magpies ... We have
checked with the Fish and Wild
life office, and they assured us
that there is NO BOUNTY on the
birds. So, boys, please don’t kill
them with the idea that you can
collect money for* the killing . _ .
Mrs. Letetia (Larry) Harding
went (to Anchorage last week for
medical treatment. While in the
mainland city Larry will be the
house guest of her nephew and
niece, Ernie and Margaret Hard
ing, former Kodiak residents . . .
Two anniversaries were marked
at the John (more usually known
as Jay) Wiley home this past
week. On Sunday, November 8,
Jay and Edith celebrated their
fourteenth wedding anniversary
. . . Then on Wednesday, Novem
ber 11, their daughter Julie cele
brated her (thirteenth birthday.
Our very, very best wishes to the
three Wileys’ . . . and many more
happy anniversaries to them . . _
Dorothy Albrecht and daughter
Kathy returned home Tuesday
morning from a vacation in Mon
tana. “Lot’s of snow there,” said
Dorothy, “but we did have a won
derful visit with my parents”.
We add our best wishes for many
more happy birthdays to all those
offered to Father Gerasim this
week. The entire staff of the
Kodiak Mirror joins in this wish.
Mrs. Ilatelnikoff
Dies At Ouzinkie
Mrs. Irene Katelnikoff, nearing
70 years of age, died of natural
causes at her home at Ouzinkie last
Thursday, November 5. Burial
services were conducted Saturday
by Larry Allenak, and the body
was interred at Ouzinkie.
The deceased is survived by two
sons, Johnny and Nick, and two
daughters, Mrs. Pariscovia Muller
and Mrs. Martha Anderson, all of
Ouzinkie.
Mrs Irene Katelnikoff, was ‘born
at Ouzinkie and lived there during
her entire lifetime. She had been
a widow for the past fourteen
years, her husband having died on
November 5, 1045. She leaves
many friends to mourn her pass
ing.
KODIAK GARDEN CLUB
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY
There will be a meeting of the
Kodiak Garden Club on Wednes
day, November 18 at the home of
Mrs. Marge Farrell, Qtrs. MEMQ
AAB„ Naval Station.
Visitors and prospective mem
bers are invited to attend the
meeting which begins at 8 p.m.
POLIO CLINIC NOV. 21
A polio imminuxation clinic will
be held at the Kodiak Health
Center from 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. on
Saturday, November 21. All four
shots will be given. There is a
charge of 50 cents per dose for
adults.
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Father Gerasim
Honored On
71st. Birthday
A surprize party honoring
Father Geras'm Schmaltz, Russian
Orthodox priest, on his 71st birth
day was held Monday evening,
November 9, at the Russian
Church in Kodiak.
Father Gerasim, as he is known
to his countless friends, was bom
at Aleksin, Russia on November
9, 1888. He entered a monastery
at the age of 18 to begin his religi
ous studies. In 1915 he accompani
ed Archbishop Yevdokim to .the
United States, and first came to
Alaska in 1916. He spent the first
year at Sitka.
In 1917 Father Gerasim went to
Afognak where he acted as parish
priest for the next 18 years. In
1935 he was sent to Monks Lagoon
on Spruce Island, where he has liv
ed the past 24 years. He has been
parish priest for Ouzinkie during
those years, as well as caring for
the Monks Lagoon church and
burial place of Father Herman.
Father Herman died more than
160 years ago, and may be canon
ized within the next year.
Among the more than 30 well
wishers attending the birthday
party were Mrs. Kia Lund, Mrs.
Susie Mikelson, Mrs. John Hufbley,
Mrs. Margaret Lightfoot, Mrs.
Anna Mueller, Walter Kraft, Mrs.
Roman Sturmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Sundberg, Mrs. Margaret
Bogen of Seattle, Mrs. Frieda Blinn
and many others.
Gifts were presented to the
guest of honor, and those attending
he affair enjoyed the delicious
food prepared by the ladies.
Jim Robinsons'
To Celebrate
40th. Anniversary
Sunday, November 15, will mark
the 40th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. James Y. Robinson.
Jim and Mae. as they are known to
their friends, will celebrate the
event with am open house at their
home at Qtrs. 28 E-B, Naval Sta
tion, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson aire long
time residents on the Base, where
Mr. Robinson is employed at the
Power Plant.
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Silver taiversary
Is Celebrated
Their Silver Welding anniver
sary was celebrated by Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Ponti on Tuesday, Nov
ember 10, with a dinner party at
the Mecca 49 Room. Several
friends joined them in the festivi
ties.
Paul and Katy Ponti, who were
married in Detroit, Michigan, 25
years ago, have lived on the Naval;
Station the past 14^ years. Mr.
Ponti is employed at the Power
Plant, and Mrs. Ponti is working
at the Supply Department
Recipe Of The Week
Crispy Pinwheel Meat Roll
A budget dish with a gourmet flair! That’s “Crispy PinwheeJ
Meat Roll”, an elegant main dish of eight hearty servings you can
make from just two pounds of ground beef. Secret of this new
“Sunday best” version of old-fashioned meat loaf is the pinwheel
stuffing. It's prepared in a jiffy—and for pennies—with crushed
crispy saltine crackers to stretch the food budget, add delicious
flavor. Make it this easy way:
Crispy Pinwheel Stuffing
3 cups Krispy Saltine 1 teaspoon prepared mustard
Cracker crumbs (about 40 % cup melted butter or
single crackers) margarine
Vi cup minced green pepper 1 egg
Blend together all ingredients. Set aside.
Meat Mixture
2 lbs. ground lean beef 2 eggs
1V6 teaspoon salt Vi cup Chili sauce
Vi teaspoon pepper l/i cup Krispy Saltine Cracker
2 tablespoons minced onion crumbs (8 single crackers)
Blend together all ingredients. Tear a piece of foil 10 inches
long. Empty meat mixture on to foil; press down to fit outlines of
foil, making a rectangle 12 inches by 10 inches. Meat mixture
should be about 1 inch thick. Spread surface of meat evenly with
cracker crumb stuffing. Roll up firmly, jelly-roll fashion, using the
foil to help in shaping. Peel foil back and out of the way as roll
is completed. Place stuffed roll in shallow baking pan; bake aft
400°F. for 1 hour. Serve piping hot, with more Chili sauce if
desired. Makes 8 servings.
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