SOCIAL NUTtS
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Happenings About Town
Gardening
By Bet ha Digree
Dorothy Clark
Returns Home
Mrs. Basil (Dorothy) Clark re
turned home Monday from Seattle
where she received medical care in
the Virginia Mason Hospital. She
also visited in Portland, Oregon
for a short time.
Dorothy, who broke an ankle
while on a hike at Saltery Cove
several weeks ago, reports that she
is recuperating but will be con
fined to her home for an indefinite
length of time.
Committeewoirian
Speaks To Group
Mrs. Janice (Tillie) Reeve, Re
publican Rational Committee wo
man for the Territory, spoke be
fore local party members Wednes
day evening in the Science Room
of the old high school building.
Mrs. Reeve, who is making a tour
of the Territory in the interests
of her party, called on members
for their support of party candi
dates. She gave i brief resume of
the recent National Convention
held in SanFranci»c«i, giving a few
of the highlights She stated that
the Alaskan delegation had learn
ed much by attending the conven
tion, especially along the line of
party organization. She went on to
say, “Everyone should have the
feeling of being a part of govern
ment”.
She stressed the need of bring
ing the problems of Alaska to the
attention of Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Reeve was guest of honor
at a no-host dinner held at the
Town Club before the meeting.
She arrived Wednesday afternoon
and returned to her home in An
chorage Thursday. She expects to
go to Fairbanks within a few days,
and then to Southeastern, to con
fer with party groups.
Rainbow Girls To
Install Officers
Installation of officers will be
held by the Rainbow Girls at 2:30
p.m. on Sunday, September 16 at
the Masonic Temple.
New officers to be installed are
Janet Zieba, Worthy Advisor;
Nancy Jennings, Associate Advi
sor; Jill Acheson, Charity; Sharon
Van Buren, Hope; and Carolyn
Reft, Faith.
MRS. CHAsTcONNRR
AND KATHY ARRIVE
Mrs. Charles (Barbara) Conner
and baby daughter Kathy arrived
this week from Dade City, Florida
where Barbara has been visiting
her parents since March.
Kathy was born in Dade City
March 18, and met her father and
grandparents, Charles and "Con
nie” Conner for the first time
when she arrived here.
EDDIE NAUGHTON
RETURNS TO COLLEGE
Eddit Naughton left last Satur
day for Champaign, Illinois where
he will register for his second year
of Law at the University of Illi
nois.
REPUBLICANS TO MEET
It has been announced by Com
mitteeman Jack Hinckel that there
will be a Republican meeting at
8 p. m. on Wednesday, September
12 in the Science Room of the old
high school building.
ANDERSONsTviSITHERE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
and daughter Patty of Anchorage
arrived last Saturday to spend a
week with Mrs. Anderson’s par
ents, Mr: and Mrs. George Sonn
THELMA
"CAREFUL,SPIDER - YOU'VE HEARD OF
WOMEN LURING MEN WITH A ROSE IN
THEIRTEETH - WELL- *
tag.
The Andersons are former resi
dents of Kodiak but have been
living in Anchorage the past four
years. Anderson is a member of
the Anchorage Police force, and
has been acting U. S. Marshall
there.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
This being the season when KO
DIAK KING CRAB is escpecially
good, we bring you more than one
recipe this week. We are indebted
to Mrs. Jake Foley for the follow
ing:
King Crab Rice
1 medium onion
1 medium green pepper
4 stalks celery
Chop and fry in olive oil or
shortening, add 2 small cans to
mato sauce, 1 can okra, 2% cups
cooked white rice, 1 small bay
leaf, salt & pepper to taste. Then
add 2 cups flaked KODIAK KING
CRAB. Put in casserole, bake at
375 deg. until almost dry. Serve
with tossed green salad and rolls.
Serves 6.
“Necessity was the mother of
this invention when some time ago
friends dropped in on us unex
pectedly,” wrote Mrs. Blanche
Clegg when she sent in the follow
recipe.
1 tbsp chopped cucumber
2 lbs. fresh King Crab
2 cans (10% ozs.) condensed
cream of mushroom soup
Vi cup milk
1 can (7 ozs.) minced clams,
drained
% tsp. paprika
Sherry wine to taste, if desired
Salt & pepper to taste
Ta make the sauce, combine the
soup with milk & heat in double
boiler. Stir until creamy. Add
KING CRAB, clams & seasonings.
Serve on toast or biscuits. Serves
six.
We recently received a booklet
containing many recipes using
KING CRAB from Wakefield’s,
Fisherman’s Terminal, Seattle 99,
ashington. Anyone desiring a copy
may, no doubt, obtain one upon
request. We have chosen the fol
lowing from those recommended
in the booklet as a low calorie
fOOd. WW y j.
Jellied Crab Salad
—1 6-oz. pkg. Wakefield’s fresh
—frozen King Crab nieat (defrost
ed)
1 pkg lemon-flavored gelatin
1 cup boiling water
% cup chopped celery
% cup chopped cucumber
Disolve lemon gelatin in boiling
water, add cold water. Add shred
ded crab meat, celery & cucumber.
Place in individual molds and
chill until set. Serve on crisp let
tuce leaves with a little diet may
oraise. Makes 6 servings.
Answers to Parental Quiz
1. Yes. Parents anti teachers
play the most v u1 roles ir. influ
encing the chills liie
Yess. It is impractical, an.i
er. i dangerous i > r ..»n Johnny to
get A’s if he has mt the ability,
or defects of sight, hearing, or
ur.lt ppiness over some family sit
uation are the cause of failure.
3. Yes. This is just one simple
te.-t c you as a citizen.
4. Yes. Wise parents wilt encour
age planning aol work habits
which result in j compiishment
c.i.d allow time fo recreation.
5. No. Each child has unique ca
pac ties and limitations and needs
help in recognizin, and accepting
them to make the most of himself.
6 Yes. Children need parental
guidance in their social relation
shins too. The b.'.-t way to know
*our children's fmends to to in
vite them to your home
i. No. The pal, ghl friend, the
t,ang, are of major importance to
the development r; t/io school age
child. There is no surer way to
alienate your thilgs affection
than to criticize them; rather as
sist him to discriminate and find
desirable friends.
8. eYs. Setting consistent limits
and relaxing them as the conduct
and maturity of the child permits
is the responsibility of parents. <.
9. Yes. Observing the develop
ment of a child should be one of
the most exciting things in life.
10. Parents who are honest and
respect their children’.? rights usu
ally have considerate children.
11. Yes. Even as adults we need
people we can count on implicitly.
Your child needs your love ana
attention most in the early months
and years of his life, in times of
trouble, and in adolescence.
12. Yes. Most situations in which
we are unhappy, dissatisifed or
causing ourselves or others trouble
can be corrected. As in physical
disease early treatment usually
prevents more serious complica
tions.
It takes l/10th of a second to
wink the eye, the fastest physical
action a person can do.
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Smorgasbord
September 22
ELKS HALL
Music by the Roy Bruner Trio
Dancing 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Admission $2.50
CAROL’S
Kimberly Knits
Suitable Fall Styles --
1 & 2 piece Flared Silhoutte
in classic Cardigan styles
Jeweled collars
Store Hours 9 to 6
Blinn Building
Fridays 9 to 8
Phone 3102