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SOCIAL NOTES
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Happenings About Town ■
— Gardening —
By Betha Digre*
VFW Auxiliary
Officers to Be
Installed April 13
Installation of officers will be
bdld at 8 p.m. on Monday, April
13 by the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Ka
tami Post 7056 at the Labor Tem
ple.
Those to be installed by Beverly
Horn, Installing Officer, are Reba
Klockenbrink, President; Lois
Hausman, Senior Vice President;
Ouida Vaughn, Junior Vice Presi
dent; Hazel McArthur, Conduc
tress; Catharine Chichinoff, Chap
lain; Annie Christofferson, Guard;
Vera Churchill, Secretary-Trea
surer; Willmetta Kacvinsky, 1st
year Trustee; Kay Fannin, 2nd
year Trustee and Rose Valtman,
3rd year Trustee.
Refreshments will be served
following the installation cere
mony which will be held jointly
with Katami Post 7056.
VFW Baby Contest
Planned April 13
The 10th Anniversary Annual
Baby Show Contest, sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars, Katami Post
7056, will be held Sunday, April
13 this year.
The show, which is scheduled
to begin at 2:30 p.m., will be held
in the High School auditorium.
Mrs. Reba Klockenbrink, contest
chairman, has announced that only
children up to age of 35 months
are eligible. Entry blanks are
available at Bert’s Drug Store and
at Knudsen’s.
Wodlingers' Back
From West Indies
Larry and Sigrid Wodlinger re
turned last week from a three
months vacation Outside.
They spent several weeks in
California, then went to the West
Indies where they visited Cuba,
Dominican Republic, Haiti, San
Juan and Jamaica.
Harry Hurd, who managed the
stores while the Wodlingers’ were
absent, left Monday for his home
in Mount Vernon, Washington.
HOW CAN I ?????
Q. How can I remove iodine
stains from my hands?
A. By rubbing the stained area
with a slice of lemon or a slice of
raw potato.
C. G. Wives Club
To Sponsor Party
An informal dinner and dance,
sponsored by the Coast Guard
Wives Club, will be held Friday
evening, April 11 at the FRA Club
beginning at 7 o’clock.
Admission is $|1.00 per couple,
and each couple is requested to
provide their own meat or fish,
and one main dish.
There will be dancing to the
Juke Box music, and the station
nursery will be open for the con
venience of parents attending the
party. All Coast Guard couples
are cordially invited to attend.
For further information call
Mrs. Baldwin at phone 2331.
Of This And That
“Do not use more often than
evefy 4 to 6 weeks for watering
plants, or the leafy ones will crowd
you out, and the flowering ones
may bloom themselves to death”
. . . that’s what Dorothy Albrecht
told us when she gave us the
following recipe . .*. it is called
the “Pantry Plant Food,” and is
easily mixed. Simply stir 1 tea
spoonful of baking soda, 1 tea
spoonful Epsom salts, 1 teaspoon
ful saltpeter and Vz teaspoonful
household ammonia into 1 gallon
of tepid water . . . Very inex
pensive, and worth a try, at least
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
It's The Little Touches
Make The Difference
By Max Winkler
President, Restaurants Longchamps
If you put a piece of meat in an oven and leave it there
for any length of time, it can be called roasted when , you
take it out. If it hasn’t been in long, it will be rare to raw
ness. If it has been in for some time it will be well done—
if not burned to a crisp.
This way of roasting is most crude, of course. Control of
the various factors that go into the roasting make the dif
ference. Control of heat and control of flavor are two of the
most important. Prepare a lag of lamb according to the
following instructions and see taw it differs from ordinary
roasting.
ROAST LEG of LAMB (serves 8)
<-lb. leg of soring lamb *2-cup chopped carrots, celery,
1 teaspoon salt leek and onion
Pinch rbsemary 1 pint lamb stock (*)
1 clove garlic
Rub lamb with salt, rosemary and garlic. Roast at 400
degrees F. 30 minutes. Remove rendered fat. Add vegetables.
Reduce heat to 300 degrees F. Baste every 15 minutes. As
vegetables begin to brown, pour stock into pan. Simmer 1H
hours Remove lamb. Strain gravy and remove all fat. Serve
with mint sauce, carrots and peas, or string beans, rissole
or Ivonnaise potatoes.
<*) Recipe number 6.
BfsHahi*s Princess Margaret has
our sympathy ... it seems that
she can’t even speak to her one
time escort, Peter Townsend, with
out the entire country going into
a tailsuin. It might be mighty
tiresome and annoying to the poor
girl . . . even though she is a prin
cess, she is still a human being,
and certainly should be allowed
some0 armdll measure of happiness
. . . and a certain amount of per
sonal life . . .
There will be some good food
served at the VFW Hall tonight,
prepared by Phil Dinglasa and
Charley Christofferson . . . Char
lev tells us that fried clams, crab
salad and coleslaw will be featured .
. . . and all you can eat for only
$*? °0 ... The dinner is open to
the public, so there is your chance,
gals, to avoid slaving over that
hot stove . . . tell your husband
that you want to eat out (that’s
what I’m going to do . . . and hope
it works!) . . .
—o—o—o—
The Boston University Glee Club
concert to be presented at the
High School auditorium Friday,
April 11, should draw a large
crowd of music lovers . . . Kodiak
residents are fortunate in having
this opportunity to hear these
young men and women who have
been acclaimed by music critics
and audiences in not only the
States, but < in foreign lands as
well . . . let’s show them true
Alaskan appreciation and hospi
tality, and attend the concert . . .
Course Planned
For Gray Ladies
The Kodiak Chapter of the
American Red Cross plans to be
gin a new course for Gray Ladies
immediately. The service, which
has been of great assistance to
the hospitals, has been depleted
and new members are urgently
needed.
Plans for the time of classes,
and a full explanation of the ser
vice, will be discussed at a lunch
eon at the Rose Room, Civil Ser
vice Club, Naval Station, at 1:00
p.m. Monday, April 7. All certified
Gray Ladies are urged to attend
in uniform and bring prospective
workers with them.
Those interested in the service
are requested to call Mrs. Justine
Hinckel, Chapter Gray Lady chair
man in the city of Kodiak, at 3141,
or Mrs. Shirley Younglove Gray
Lady chairman on the Naval Sta
tion 443, or call the Red Cross of
fice, Naval Station phone 394.
Naval Station
Births
Melodee Kay, weighing 4 lbs.
13Vz ozs., was born on March 25
to Delores Mae and Fay Mel Neal,
Jr., SH3, USN.
Paul Philip, weighing 6 lbs. 10
ozs., was born on March 26 to
Mary Elizabeth and Paul Felix
Acosta, TE1, USN.
Leo Olney, weighing 8 lbs. 5%
ozs., was born on March 26 to Joy
Glenna and Olney Grant Ells
worth, MR3, USN.
John Louis, weighing 8 lbs. 4%
ozs., was born on March 28 to
Anne and Louis Aldo Banchero,
LTJG, USN.
Debra Lynn, weighing 7 lbs.
14 ozs., was born on March 28 to
Pearl Louise and Jackie Lloyd Ea
ton, S/Sgt., USMC.
HEALTH AND WELFARE
TO MEET APRIL 18
The meeting of the Health and
Welfare group, scheduled for
April 11, has been postponed one
week. The next meeting will be
held April 18.
Place of meeting is the Health
and Welfare center, and is sched
uled for 8 p.m.
Lyle Resigns KPF
Patrolman Sought
Patrolmen Lewis Lyle has re
signed from the police force, ef
fective April 15, according to an
announcement by Chief Vickery.
Applications are now being re
ceived for the position, according
:o Vickery. Local applicants will
ae given preference, he said.
NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
>pen Sunday afternoons. SpeciaJ
family dinners will be served
POLICE SLOGAN
The things some drivers don t
know about safety would fill a
cemetery.
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Mecca Wrecker Service
Insured Carrier
24 Hour Service
Phones 3333 - 5341 or N.S.445
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the HiD”
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship —11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life**
Handbags & White Nylon Gloves
Children's Patent Shoes
Hours — 9 to 6 — Week days 10 — 8 — Fridays
Phone 2631