SOCIAL NOTES
_ Homemaking
Happenings About Town
— Gardening —
By Betha Dtgree
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Don Morgans' Due
Arrive Tomorrow
Enroute to the States via Tokyo
and Anchorage, Don and Bobbie
Morgan are due to arrive from
JNtew Delhi, India tomorrow for a
short visit with friends here.
Morgan, former principal and
coach at the Kodiak High School,
is Attache at the American Embas
sy m New Delhi. According to a
letter received by Mrs. Eric
Blanker!berg, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
will go to the East coast
Morgan will receive medical treat
ment.
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The Morgans’, who left Kodiak
nearly three years ago, plan to
spend two or three days in Kodiak.
Garden Club
Meets Wednesday
The Kodiak Garden Club will
meet Wednesday evening, January
22 at the home of Mrs. Hoke Olsen
at 8 o’clock.
The program for the evening
will be the study of the basic pat
terns for landscaping flat ground
and hillsides, with a ten i'~,;r,,de
question and answer period.
New members and visitors are
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/1 Would cutting make my eyelashes grow
Cm in longer?"
.^Definitely no/ If anything, your lashes
would be stubbier than ever after frying
this foolish and dangerous trick.
Your eyelashes will look longer rf you
encourage them to curl up by brushioe
them with a tiny mascara bruth every
<iay. You can also keep the. ends trom
breaking off by tipping them with
cold cream.
On special occasions, apply mascara to
the tips of your lashes, making sure
the cosmetic is barely coating the hairs
and not caking or pulling them into
hard unnatural points. If eye make
up »s to be worn successfully, nobody
but you should know you have it on.
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cordially welcome. For further
information call .3292.
B P.W. Members
To View Slides
Slides will be shown by
Clegg, LTJG, USN to Business and
Professional Women’s C u — en
ters at their dinner meeting
Monday evening at the Island
Fountain.
Mrs. Grace Pecore, Chairman,
National Security, who has charge
of the program, stated that it
promises to be of interest to the
members.
Dinner reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Irene Law
head at 3524 before noon today.
Reception Sunday
St. Mary's Parish
A reception will be held tomor
row in the school room of St.
Mary’s Church from 3 to 5 p.m. by
St Mary's Parish. ■■
The reception will honor all
new parish members and their
families and farewells said to those
leaving.
Mrs, Kincaid, Mrs, Tacke, Mrs.
Bourassa and Mrs. McAlpine will
be pouring at the affair.
All members of the parish, their
families and friends are invited to
attend the function.
Frances Vickery
To Go To College
Leaving tomorrow. Frances
Vickery will go to College to en
roll in the University of Alaska
where she plans to major in Physi
cal Education.
Frances, the daughter of Chief
of Police Roland and Mrs.
will be accompanied on the flight
to Fairbanks by her father.
Of This And That
Wiv$s of servicemen stationed
here now have the opportunity to
learn new crafts at the USO.
Classes in copper enameling,
crepe paper craft and “number
painting” are being held each
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
but Mary Vogt, assistant director
at the USO, tells us that the ladies
are welcome to come in any day
to work on their projects.
Altho the crafts course just re
cently began, the classes are grow
ing and Mary said she hopes to
include servicemen in the pro
gram.
Watching the interesting work,
especially the copper enameling,
and seeing the finished products
made this write*: wish for some
free hours . . . could really be fun
to try to create new designs ....
The classes in Attu basket weav
ing are still being conducted at
the USO by Mrs. Anfesia Shap.sr.i~
koff Tuesday and Thursday after
noons. We have seen some of the
work being done ... it is beauti
ful. Mrs. Shapsnikoff is to be
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commanded for sharin her knmr
ledge of ■ e ancient ai t.
In celebration of tie Russia®
New Year Tuesday evening the
Town Club really went all-oui
with a buffet dinner . . . the
table was loaded with platter?
and bowls of delicious 'ood.
According to host Don (Jam
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Potatoes Can Be Made
Into a Delectable Dish
By Max Winkler
President, Restaurants Longchamps
How many times have you heard the small fry say on coming
to the table: “Ugh. Potatoes again!”
“Of course,” you answer. Potatoes are a staple. They go witfc
the main course at every dinner. If not with it, then in it
This makes no impression on the small fry who eat “potato**
again” under duress. You are faced with a problem. H>w io gea
the small fry to eat potatoes and like them.
The solution is simple—prepare the potatoes in such a way the
small fry won’t know whal they are until they already have
decided to like them!
Takw« /or instance,
POTATOES, ANNA (serves 6#
10 medium potatoes Parmesan cheese, grated
Salt and pepper Butter
Peel potatoes, trim and slice very fine to about half-dollar size
Wash and dry well. Season with salt and pepper. In an 8-inch pan,
well buttered and very hot, place the potatoes in layers, sprinkling
in between with cheese. Dot with butter and bake at 350 degree*.
F. for 20 minutes. When cooked and ready to serve invert the pm
on a platter. Potato mold should be a golden brown all around
For decoration cut the first layer into varied shapes such as si aw
or crescents. *
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Interesting S’" x 7” color pictures
of the Russian Church in Kodiak
and Father Guerasim Schmaltz in
Monks Lagoon
by Alf Madsen
Hours — 9 to 6 — Week days 10 — 8 — Fridays
Phone 2631
Adult Education Program — February 3,1958 — Opening Session
Subject Days Time Instructor Place Price Weeks
Russian I
Monday
Wednesday
7:00 -
8:30 pm.
Rev. Sturmer
Russian
Church
S20.00
12 wks.
French I
Monday
Wednesday
8:30
10:00 pm,
Rev. Sturmer
Grammar
School
(Downtown)
S20.00
12 wks.
Art—Metal
Monday
7
8:30 pm.
Mr. Wick
High School
Shop
S10.00
6 wks.
Typing I
Tuesday
Thursday
6:30 —
8:00 pm,
High School
Room No. 201
S20.00
12 wks.
Bookkeeping 1
Tuesday
Thursday
7:00
8:30 pm.
High School
Room No. 202
S20.00 12 wks
Taxidermy
To be
Announced
To be
Announced
Kim Clark
High School
6 wks.
U. S. Citizenship
Wednesday
7:00
8:30 pm.
Mrs. Betty
Springhil!
For Additional Information - Call High School
Grammar
School
(Downtown)
Tel. 3041 or Dr.
S10.00
12 wks.
Strash 2381