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Happenings About Town
Gardening
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Bazaar To Be
Held Dec. 8
Committee heads of the Kodiak
Emblem Club luncheon, bazaar and
bake sale at the Elks Hall on De
cember 8 are busy with plans for
the affair. They expect to to have
many interesting items for sale, as
well as home baked cakes, cook.es
and pies.
Those ip charge of the various
sections .are Ida Henry, bazaar’.
Helen1 Seleen, luncheon; Nina
Johnson, driftwood; Dorothy’HaS^,
bake Saif; Margaret Cote’, white
elephant 'The ETazaa - which is an
annual affair, is open to the public.
Interest Sfiowri
In RC Services ;
A meeting of ladies interested
in volunteer service with the Am
erican Red tpross Was held' tfte
Bamboo Room of the Civil Service
Club on Tuesday afternoon. In
spite of the Inclement weather
there was a good turnout.
Mrs. Frank Gannon, Volunteer
Field Consultant for Pacific Area
Headquarters, and Neel Anderson.
Field Director on the Naval Sta
tion, each gave an interesting taik
illustrating all the many services
which Red Cross volunteers per
form, and their great value. Mrs.
Tighe and Mrs. Sutliff, Chairmen,
talked specifically about the Gray
Lady Service in Kodiak.
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, Volun
teer Service Chairman, talked
about Nurses Aids. Mrs. Johnson
pointed out that there is a need
for Aids in the community and an
nounced a course was planned for
February. Ten ladies expressed an
interest in taking the course. De
tails will be given at a later date.
The remainder of the meeting
was given to planning the present
Gray Lady course. Leadership is
being: added -to the course by the
participation of Mrs. Mary Hobbs,
wife of the Commandant, and Mrs.
Giny Allen, wife of the Command
ing Officer of the Naval Station.
The ladies present voted for-three
hour classes to be from one to
four o’clock on Tuesday and Fri
day afternoons.
. The first class will be on Tues
day, November 20th in the Train
ing Classroom in the Naval Station
Hospital. Twenty one ladies filled
applications for the' course
.andtfour- others had been previous
accepted. Applications will still oe
fopnii at'lhe first class and interest*
ed ladies are invited*to ;?tterul.- -vv'
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CfcurchBinner Is
Scheduled Dec. 2' ;'
Members of thfe Kodiak; Russian
Church are busy with plans for the
dinner to be held in the church on
Sunday, December 2. Everyone is
invited to attend and enjoy the
good food which will he served
from 2 p.m. until it is all sold.
K.A.I.H.S. To Meet
There will be a meeting of the
Kodiak and Aleutian Islands H.s
torical Society at :i p m. on Tues
day, November 20 in the down
town school building for members
only. All members are urged to
attend as there will be important
business on the agenda.
Ben Kraft Goes On
Trip To States
Ben Kraft left Sunday for the
States. He will spend sometime in
California and Seattle and plans
to return in three weeks.
- Dale Gillilan celebrated his ninth
birthday last Saturday morning
Ten of his friends gathered for a
party. Cake, punch and ice cream
THELMA
"I'M TURNING ALLMVCHARM ON MELVIN
IT COSTS FIVE DOLLARS AN OUNCE/*
were served.
Dale is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Gillilan who reside on Ml:
sion Road.
Visitor Honored
At Afternoon Tea
A tea was held Wednesday after
noon from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Fostina Johnson in
honor of Mrs. Frank Gannon, Red
Cross Representative who is visit
ing here. The Gray Ladies Corps
of the Naval Station were al‘o
guests.
The tea was given under the
auspices of the Red Cross Volun
teer workers in.Kodiak. More than
twenty-five ladies were in attend
ance.
MBS. RHOADES HONORED
» Mrs'"Sarah Rhbades, Worthy? Ma
tron of Eastern Star, w*ts ^honored
at a t handkerchief /shower during)'
thV septal .hour fallowing-the •regu
lkr Eastern. ^Stftfi^meeting at me
Masonic Tempie last Tuesdiy eve
njng.^ The occasion marked : Mrs.
Pomades birthday. V..'
r£V. SiTURMER VISITS AL1TAK
Reverend Roman Sturnier' left
Tuesday to spend a few'days in
Aiitak. He is expected to return to
“ K6diak today, > . j
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
The following two recipes have
been tested and found to be ex
cellent. . .. '
Russian Tea Cakes
1 cup butter
Vi cup powdered sugar
2Vt cups sifted flour
1 tspn. vanilla
% tspn. salt
1 cup chopped nuts (black wr’
nuts are. especially good)
Cream butter until fluffy, grad
ually working in Vi cup sugar, and
beat well. Add vanilla. Work in
flour which has been sifted with
salt. Add nuts and form into 1
inch balls. Bake in moderate (400
deg.) oven for 14 tol7 tninutes, qr
until slightly brown, roll in pow
dered sugar. Cool, and roll in pow
dered sugar again.
Persian Fruit Balls
1 cup dates <
1 cup uncooked dried prunes
1 cup seeded raisins
1 cup dried figs.
Vi cup chopped nutmeats
Grind dates, prunes, raisins and
figs in food grinder. Add chopped
nuts and mix thoroughly. Add
a small amount of lemon juice if
fruit is dry. Shape into balls a
little larger than marbles. Roll in
powdered sugar. Chill in refrigera
tor- . Hit
Here lies the body of Jonathon
Gay;
He died maintaining his right of
way.
He was right, dead right, as he
sped along.
But he’s just as dead as if he’d
been wrong.
—From the Northern Elk
Dinner At USO
Next Thursday
The Kodiak Rotary Club will
sponsor the Thanksgiving Day Pro
gram at the USO. From 4 to 6 p.rri.
a buffet dinner will be served con
sisting of roast turkey, baked ham,
salads, homemade pies and coffee
The USO “Pal Day' committee
of the Rotary Club will he :n
charge of the arrangements. Clar
ence King, Chairman, announces
that his committee has had several
meetings and preparations are
completed for this event. Other
members of the committee are
Jess Ballard, William Stone, Ken
Kincaid and George Kappos.
USO SCHEDULE
Tonight at the USO—6 p. m.
ping pong tournament. 8 p. m.,
feature movie.
Sunday—Open house from 9:00
a. m. to 11:00 p. in.
Monday—8:00 p. m., game night,
bingo special.
Tuesday—8:00 p m., coloied
slides.
Wednesday—8:00 p. m , fea
ture movie.
Thursday—4 to 6 pm., Thanks
giving buffet dinner by Rotary
Club.
Friday—8 p.m., dance, music by
Navy Combo.
Christmas Seals, sold since 190?
to raise funds to fight tuberculosis,
are collected by many philatelist*.
No issue has ever been reprinted.,
and each year the plates are de
stroyed. ,
Vista View Rooms
Reasonable rates by the day, week, or month
Phone 4323 . ..
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Game N$gh,tgt ,y|W: Club every
Friday
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Aloha Rice Bowl
Specialising in Sweet & Sours Chinese
style spareribs-- Ghow
— • fV<ri l * ■« & IK) C.
Phone 4781 for orders to go
Open 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.
ALV1NE & GIBSON
Marine Repair
Mercury Outboard Motors & Parts
Phone 2612
Soft Drinks — Mixers
and
Speed Bar Flavor Extracts
Kodiak Bottling Works
Milk Is
Health Magic
Kodiak Creamery, Inc.
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"mnmivi \n $m
Presented by Kodiak Emblem Club
November 24
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