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Happenings About Town
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Of This And That
By BETHA DIGREE
April Fools Day ... and the
weatherman certainly played a
joke on Kodiak. We thought
Spring had arrived to stay, but he
gave us snow again. Must be a
politician . . . Always giving ys
what he thinks is best for us in
stead of what we really want . . .
Don Wolf’s howling days (and
mights) are a thing of the past.
Wife Marge and their two sons re
turned home last week from Port
land, Oregon where they spent
seven weeks visiting relatives...
No more work for the next few
weeks except for an occasional
item (Maybe!). We hope to see the
town all spic and span when we
return from our holidays. DON’T
FORGET TO JOIN THE CLEAN
U P, PAINT-UP Campaign . . .
Kodiak could be a very attractive
town . . .
Mrs. Jacoby
Plans Trip to
The Far East
Mrs. Maqueline Jacoby, wife of
Capt. R.B. Jacoby, Commanding
Officer, Naval Station, is planning
to board the Funston, which is ex
pected here April 17, for a trip to
Japan.
The ship will first call at Adak,
then go to Yokosuka, Japan where
Mrs. Jacoby will disembark and
fly to Hong Kong for a short visit.
She will make the return trip from
Yokosuka aboard the Funston, due
to arrive in Kodiak May 18.
Among others from Kodiak who
hope to make the round trip are
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Worthington,
Mrs. Earl Younglove, Mrs. Max
Schliewe, Mrs. L.F.W. Duell, Miss
Johnnie Sue Melton, Mrs. D. H.
Ellis, Mrs. A.J. Boxwell and Ldcr.
and Mrs. R.E. Doell.
Recipe of the Week
Butterscotch
Meringue Cake
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a baked on meringue topping
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•alt; 1% lo 1 teaspoons Instant
coffee; % cap firmly packed brown
•agar; Vfc cap chopped n«U.
Empty cake mix Into bowl. Add
water and eggs. Beat f minute*
until smooth and creamy. Pour
batter into UxIxMnch pan, which
hat been greased and floured.
To make meringue topping, beat
agg white* and salt until foamy.
Add Instant coffee and then the
sugar, S tablespoons at a time,
beating after each addition until
well blended. Continue beating
until meringue stands to peaks.
Spread meringue lightly orer
batter. Sprinkle with nuts. Bake
U moderate oven (t50*P.) 40 to 4S
minutes. Cool cake in pan on rack
and serve from pan.
Capt. Jacoby
Plans Trip East
Capt. R.B. Jacoby, Commanding
Officer, Kodiak Naval Station, will
leave for Washington, D.C. April
13 to attend a Commanding Offi
cers Conference.
At the end of the conference,,
Capt. Jacoby will visit relatives in
Philadelphia and Mississippi be
fore returning to Kodiak. He ex
pects to be gone approximately
three weeks.
King and Queen
Crowned Sunday
Richie Heglin, 2Vz year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Heglin, and
Virginia Vaylene Emerick, 2 years
and 5 months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Emerick, were
crowned King and Queen of the
11th Annual Baby Show sponsor
ed by the Ladies Auxiliary to
VFW Katmai Post. 7056 Sunday
afternoon, March 29, at the high
school auditorium.
Winners in the Toddlers class
wore Carmel© Ferrigne, 21 months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. C..P. For
rigno, and Lois Catherine Ante,
10 month old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Ante.
Michael S. Barry, 7 months old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry,
and Kristin Klockenbrink, 4%
months old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Klockenbrink, were
winners in the Babes in Arms
class.
The winners were chosen from
a field of 52 children by judges
Mrs. Sally.. Nosieh, Wilbur P.
Smith and George G. Miller. Joe
Kacvinsky, Past Post Commander,
VFW Post 7056, acted as master
of ceremonies. The babies were
paraded before the judges by Mrs.
Rose Valtman, Mrs. Margaret Nor
em and Mrs. Jane Webber, auxi
liary members. Other members
who assisted with the show were
Mrs. Catherine Chichenoff, Mrs.
Carol Schumacher, Mrs.. Chlora
CJymer, Mrs.. Rebie Klockenbrink,
Mrs. Elinor Gottschalk and Mrs.
Vera Churchill. . . v
Bridge Winners
First place winners in the i
couples weekly playat the Offi
cers Club- were Mrs: Joan Smith
and Ens. Leonard Re'Veal.
In second place . were Miss
Johnnie Sue Melton and Ldcr. D.
H. Ellis. Ldcr. and Mrs. H. A.
Behre placed third.
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PARIS, France (FHTNC)—With the Eiffel Tower as a background,
top political and military leaders of NATO stopped to confer re
cently at the Palais de Chaillot headquarters. From left to right
are: Admiral Jeranld Wright, USN, Supreme Allied Commander
Atlantic; M. Paul-Henri Spaak, Secretary General and Chairman of
the NATO Council; General Lanris Norstad, USAF, Supreme Allied
Commander Europe; and Admiral Sir Gay Grantham, Royal Navy,
Commander-in-chief Channel.
The NATO organization is observing its 10th Anniversary April 4
at Norfolk, Va.
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Llptraps Depart
For California
Ed and Ruby Liptrao left
March 24 for Southern California,
where they plan to vacation.
The Liptraps purchased a car in
Anchorage and are driving down
the Alaska highway. While in
California they will visit with
their son Larry. The latter is at
tending the Los Angeles City Col
lege.
Ed and Ruby will return to
Anchorage in about thirty days,
where they will settle for an in
definite period*. They have lived
in Kodiak the past seven years.
While Here, Ed Liptrap worked
for Mullen Construction Com
pany, Urban Plumbing and more
recently he worked on the Nation
al Guard Armory.
Yul Brynner appears in the
Biblical classic soon to be shown
at the Orpheum theatre. “The Ten
Commandments” starts its first
run for the island of Kodiak, April
15.
Produced by Cecil De Mille, it
is considered one of the greatest
motion pictures of our time.
When washing your wood
work and wood furniture dur
ing spring housecleaning, be
sure to work in the direction
of the grain of the wood. Wipe
down with warm, suday water
first, rinse off with damp
cloth, then wipe dry.
After this, rub on polish.
This treatment not only will
freshen your wood pieces but
it will add a little needed
moisture after a winter of
drying, indoor heat
Orphe ■"Vi Tl :ire
April 15—20
One showing each evening
at 7:30 Except SUNDAY:
Matinee 2 P.M. Evening 7:31
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