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SOCIAL NOTES
— Homemaking _
Happenings About Town
— Gardening —
(Ed. note: Guest editors of the
Women’s section of the Kodiak
Mirror for this week are Mrs.
Bruce Keers and Mrs. R. Holmes
Johnson. Both are doctor’s wives,
each having a family to raise. We
are grateful to them for taking
time to give our readers a cover
age of social and other news, as
well as the recipe of the week.)
Of This And That
Talent Review
For July Fourth
A Roaring Twenties theme has
been tentatively chosen by a com
mittee of two interested in making
this year’s July 4th “Talent Re
view” a smashing success.
For those of you who have
terpsichorean ability, sing well in
the shower, own a sewing ma
chine, or would enjoy contributing
some time and/or ideas to the
organization of a show, there will
be a meeting on Thursday, May
21, 1959, 8 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Bruce Keers.
“We would appreciate anyone
having sheet music or records of
the Twenties Era to bring them
to the meeting,” Mrs. Keers
stated.
Art Group
Speaking of talent, there exists
in town, a group of citizens who
get together every Monday night
for/the bettering of their artistic
abilities. They have no instructor,
although some have studied water
colors and oil painting, but rather
depend on the criticisms of fellow
artists for help in their efforts.
Tentative plans are being made
for an art display of the artistic
efforts of the group on the Fourth
of July. The next meeting will be
held on Monday, May 18th at
7:30 p.m. at the home of Helen
Hall. New members are welcome.
Frosts Visit Here
Shirley and Jack Frost were the
guests this past week of the Will
Troyers. Jack, who is with Fish
and Wildlife Service, is formerly
from Kodiak. The Frost family
now make their home in Toe
Junction.
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Nancy Berg, daughter of Dick
and Vonnie Berg, celebrated her
seventh birthday with a party at
her home on Monday, May 11,
1959.
HEALTH, WELFARE COUNCIL
INSTALLS BULLETIN BOARD
The Health and Welfare Coun
cil has installed a public bulletin
board in the hallway of the Don
nelley Building. This bulletin
board is for notices such as Den
tist visits, jobs available, and
other items pertaining to the
community’s welfare. “We would
appreciate the board being used
by the citizens of Kodiak,” Coun
cil officials state.
Dr. A. H. Johnsons’
On Home Stretoh
Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson
will be arriving in Kodiak the end
of June. They are leaving England
on May 15, 1959 on board MV
Dalerdyk. The “Dalerdyk” is a
passenger freighter that carries
about forty passengers. It will
bring them home through the Pan
ama Canal to San Francisco or
Portland.
In England they have been visi
ting relatives. One of their car
trips took them through the. fa
mous English Lake District aiid
Scotland—through Robert Burns,
Sir Walter Scott and Wordsworth
country—down the east coast
from Edinburgh to Robin. Hood
country around Nottingham:
' A A A .. H
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Recipe of the Week
A favorite dessert recipe of
Mrs. Bruce ;Keers:
Hannah’s.
French Mint Pie
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Graham cracker crusty
Mix together Vz cube" melted
butter ; with 7 whole graham
crackers. Press into pie plate and
bake for ten minutes in:'a 350
oven.
Filling: •
2 ounces (squares) bittersweet
chocolate
M lb. butter (softened to room
temperature)
1 cup sifted powdered sugar
2 eggs well beaten . .
1 teaspoon, vanilla
1 teaspoon extract, of pepper
mint ...:; \ -'l'
Cream butter and ' sugar with
electric mixer until fluffy. Add
melted and cooled chocolate, add.
eggs and beat until fluffy and
stiff. Add vanilla and peppermint.
Pour into baked shell and chill.
Just before serving whip Vz pint
whipping cream. Add V4 tea
spoon peppermint. Spread over
pie with a small amount of shaved
bittersweet chocolate.
Rainbow Girls
Install Officers
Installation of the officers of
the Rainbow Girls was held Sun
day, May 10, at the Masonic Tem
ple.
The following officers were in
stalled: Worthy Advisor, Shirley
Ferrigno; Associate Worthy Ad
visor, Gail Zieba; Faith, Barbara
Reed; Hope, Joan Benson; Cha
rity, Sharon Strope; Love, Beth
Acheson; Religion, Norma Gay
lord; Nature, Donna Allen; Im
mortality, Dawn Jarvella; Fideli
ty, Virginia Brbes; Patriotism,
Dale McKinley; Service, Barbara
Vincent; Confidential Observer,
Christine Babbitt; Outer Obser
ver, Linda Bettis; Chaplain, Peggy
Heglin; Drill Leader, Luanna Gar
outte. To be installed is Kitty
Brooks.
Following installation, refresh
ments were served using the new
Worthy Advisor’s color scheme of
blue and white. A rainbow cake
decorated in the colors was ser
ved with punch.
Heglin - Hinton ,
Marriage Sunday
Miss Betty Heglin and Mr.
Clarence Hinton were united in
marriage in a quiet ceremony in
the Community Baptist Church,
Sunday morning following the
church services. Officiating pastor
was Rev. John Molletti.
The bride wore a floor length
white chiffon gown, and a tulle
finger tip veil held in place with
a crown of lace and pearls. She
carried a bridal bouquet of white
carnations and Lillies with stream
ers of satin linen.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Ha
rold Heglin, the bride’s sister-in
law.
Two bridesmaids, Peggy Heglin
and Evone Molletti were in at
tendance. Each wore a gown of
pastel shade, and carried a cor
sage of carnations and rosebuds.
Mr. Harold Heglin, brother of
the bride, gave her away.
A reception was held in the
evening at the Elks Club.
The‘ bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Florence Heglin of this city.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Avery Hinton, of Penrose
Colorado* Best man was Rodney
Anderson.
2 Boys, 1 Girl Born
To Navy Couples
Beverly Jane Ramsey, wife of
SASgt. Richard Allen Ramsey,
gave birtji to a baby boy, May 11
at the - Navy hospital. The baby
weighed ? pounds, ounces, and
was christened Richard Allen, Jr.
7^.: father- is serving with the
Marine Detachment.
A Girl Is Born
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A baby girl weighing. 7 bounds,
1 ounce, was born to Mr. arid M^.
Leonard ^Terrell Re *Veal, on
Tuesday, May 5, ^ at^ the Naval'
Station hospital. v-;,v':
The Re Veals live at 7-A, Lake
Louise on the Naval Station. Mr.
Re Veal is an ensign,. USNR, and
is attached to FASRON 114.
A Boy This Time
A 6 pound, 6 ounce boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Doran Bul
lock at the Naval Station hospital,
April 20. He was christened Dor
an Albert. „ •
Doran Bullock, SKI, is attached
to the Supply Department. The
couple reside on -the Naval Sta
tion. " ,
BOY BORN* TO NS COUPLE
Weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces,
a baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph LaVar Ellis at the
Naval Station hospital, May 17.
Named Harold James, the infant
is the Ellis’ sixth child.
Ellis, YNC, is serving with
Operations. They live on the
Naval Station.
First Child Born
A baby boy weighing 7 pounds,
15% ounces was born to Carla
Mae and William Neel Wigginton,
at the Navy hospital, May 10.
Christened Scott Evan, the child
is the Wigginton’s first. The
father is attached to FAS RON 114.
Child Is Born
Joseph and Lillian Guttierrez,
Jr., became the parents of a baby
girl May 11. Her weight at birth
was 6 pounds, 11% ounces.
. *Thi .ad, .christened Naomi
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Rose, was born at the Navy hos
pital. Guttierrez is attached to the
Ships Department.
POLICE SLOGAN
Turn your head before you turn
your wheel.
A REMINDER
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Be sure and buy a Buddy Popp*
today, not only in honor of thos*
who are gone, but to help tbos#
who are living.
Poppies will be sold by both the
V.F.W. Auxiliary and the Aux'&
who are gone, but to help ths*
LET’S HAVE WONDERFUL WAFFLES
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If you have a loaf of bread—you have a batch of waffles! ThatV
right! From bread you can make bread and butter waffles. Use
bakers' enriched bread—white, whoje wheat, protein, or rye—ant'
for a brunch or TV party, let your guesta choose'-from assorted
breads and: make their own waffles! Or—bake th^ waffles ahead
and stack .on cake racks . . . keep warm in 350* oven (about 5 min
utes) before serving. Pass plenty of maple-blended syrup!
Cinnomu Wat W«#fWa
8 to 10 slices of enriched bread
Butter
% cup .milk
Dash of salt
: .. 1 egg, slightly beaten
„ _ Log Cabin Syrup
Spread bread slices lightly but
evenly pu* both sides with butter.
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Add milk and salt to slightly
beaten , egg. Blend well. Dip
slices of bread hi egg-milk mix
ture quickly. Drain. Set in mod
erately hot waffle iron. Sprinkle
w^th cinnamon; Sugar* and chop
ped nuts. Bake 5 minutes, or un
til golden brown. ' Serve hot with
maple-blended syrup. Makes 8 fee
10 waffles.
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A MOTHER’S DAY GIFT—A youngster with a new toy could mrit
have been more happy May 10 than Mrs. Lois Hennessy, 53. She
ceived a bicycle from her daughter as a Mother’s Day gift Ami
here, in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, and for the benefit off
photographers, Mrs. Hennessy balances herself on the two-wheele*
”I’m just crazy about it,” she said. She is doing graduate art staffer
at San Francisco State College. (AP Wire photo)
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Viking Colored Glassware
In Vases, Candy Dishes and Center*
pieces with Candle Holders to match
STORE HOURS
Weekdays—9:00 to 6:00 P.M. Friday—10:00 to 8:00 PJW.
Phone 2631
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