QUEEN OF THE 1960 KING CRAB FESTIVAL
“Punky” Gallagher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gallagher, is all
smiles as she holds the stub of the winning ticket, drawn from the
revolving drum, Saturday night,which won for her mother the Ford
Falcon. Miss Gallagher was crowned Queen following the drawing
at the National Guard Armory, when a huge crowd attended the
Coronation Ball. This honor won for her a $500 cash prize or an
all-expense trip for two to Seattle. The happy Queen made a grand
sweep of the contest by also winning the $100 prize for selling the
winning ticket. Photo by Ameigh
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Mrs. Strickler
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ing to dye him blue to match.” We
asked what, outside the theatre,
interest Mrs. Strickler most?
“Well, as I’ve said, we do love
Alaska and want to see more of
it. We attended the Fur Rendez
vous in Anchorage this winter and
I’d like to go again; I want to ride
a dog sled next time. During the
summer we hope we can drive
from Anchorage to Fairbanks and
fly from there to see some Eskimo
villages. Cooking and eating are
my favorite hobbies. I have Creole,
Italian, German, Viennese and
French recipes which I love. I’ve
bought the Alaska Cookbook and
intend to cook my way through
it.”
We asked if we might have a
favorite recipe to share with our
readers. “I like this one particu
larly; it is excellent for large par
ties. The sauce is all the better if
it simmers for a long time. This
came from Papa Moneta who long
ago had a famous restaurant by
that name in New York. Papa
Moneta said this chicken was ex
actly what Caesar fed his legions.”
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(Hunter’s Chicken)
Heat 14 cup olive oil in heavy
pan; add 1 clove garlic, peeled
and split; brown in oil, remove
garlic, throw far away; now add
to oil one cut-up frying chicken
(wiped dry). Use no flour. Brown
until golden. Add one large can
tomatoes. Add
1 pinch sweet basil
1 pinch oregano
Salt and pepper to taste
Cover. Simmer till fork tender.
Remove chicken to platter and re
duce sauce until thick. Return
chicken to sauce. Cover. Keep hot
until served. If using Italian to
matoes omit sweet basil. Serve
with garlic bread and green salad.
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