SOCIAL NOTES
— Ilomcmilting _
Happenings About Town
Gardening
By BethA Digree
MRS. SMITH VFW DELEGATE
Mrs. Edythe Smith left yester
day to attend the Territorial En
campment of the Veterans of For
eign Wars in Anchorage June 16
to 20 inclusive.
Mrs. Smith is going as a dele
gate from the Ladies Auxiliary to
Katmai Post 7056, VFW.
farewell party held
FOR MRS. ROSE SEGIVER
Mrs. Rose Segner was honored
at a farewell dinner party at the
Montmartre Wednesday evening
by several friends.
Mrs. Segner was presented with
a bar set, with handles of Alaskan
ivory, as a going away gift.
The Segners left Thursday for
the States, enroute to Wilmington,
Deleware, after several years resi
dence in Kodiak.
STUDENT RETURNS
Miss Jaqueline (Jackie) Foster
returned last Sunday evening
from Bellingham, Washington, to
spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Foster.
Jackie has been attending West
ern Washington College in Bell
ingham this past year and plans
to resume her studies there when
school reopens.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Barbecued Spare Ribs
Have butcher saw 2 medium size
slabs of spare ribs into 1% inch
strips. Cut strips into pieces about
2 inches wide. Parboil 20 minutes,
drain and rinse in warm water to
remove excess grease. Place layer
in baking pan (preferably pyrex)
and cover with sauce. Add layers
until sauce covers ribs. Add sliced
onion on top of ribs. Cover and
bake 4 to 5 hours at 250 degrees,
basting with sauce frequently. Un
cover half hour before serving and
raise heat to 350 degrees.
Sauce
% cup catsup
% cup water
2 tbspns. vinegar
1 tbspn. chili powder
1 tbspn. Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp. salt
Dash cayenne
Vt tsp. pepper
Mix all ingredients together
well. Recipe may be doubled if
not sufficient to cover ribs.
The barbecued ribs are very
good served with boiled rice and
a tossed green salad. They can be
prepared several days ahead and
frozen, then reheated for serving.
Turnip maggot adults have em
erged in greenhouse cages, so egg
laying is taking place out-of-doors
as well by this time, Entomologist
Richard Washburn said.
The Agricultural Experiment
Station Specialist urges gardeners
to watch closely all plants of the
cabbage family and treat with rec
ommended insecticides at the first
sign of egg laying.
While there has not been a bad
cutworm outbreak since 1943,
Washburn warns this could be
another bad year. For best con
trol, ground should be moist when
sprays are applied.
Two bulletins, Circular 19 “Root
Maggots in Alaska,” and Circular
452 “Bad News for Bugs,” are
available to gardeners who want
specific directions for root mag
got control. Gardeners may get
the circulars without charge from
and University of Alaska Exten
sion Service office. These offices
are located in Anchorage, Fair
banks, Homer, Juneau and Palmer.
MISS ANONA GREGORIOFF
TO WED WAYNE PETERSON
The marriage of Miss Anona
Gregorioff to Mr. Wayne Randall
Peterson has been announced by
the bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. Lucy
Gregorioff.
The wedding will take place at
seven o’clock Sunday evening,
June 24 at the home of the bride,
attended by a few relatives and
close friends.
A reception will be held at the
Montmartre Inn at eight o’clock.
Miss Gregorioff has lived in Ko
diak several years, and was chosen
Queen of the Cherry Tree Festival
on the Naval Station last year.
She is at present employed by the
Alaska Comunications System as
long distance operator.
Mr. Peterson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Peterson of Seattle,
Washington. He is Specialist Third
Class, A. C. S., and has been sta
tioned here since January, 1956.
The couple will reside in Ko
diak until the end of the groom-to
be’s tour of duty here in March,
1958.
CAROL’S
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Summer Values
Dacron blouses
Miracle - Fabric
9
Wash - drip dry
$4.95 up
Store Hours 7 to 6 Fridays 9 to 8
Blinn Building Phone 3102
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ANDEKSONS ON VACATION
Tony Anderson, Maintenance
Supervisor on the Naval Station
and his family feft last week for
a vacation of two months. The An
dersons plan to visit in Washing
ton and Colorado.
MRS. WEISER OUTSIDE
Mrs. Dick Weiser left last week
for a two weeks trip to the States.
Carla Juelson is taking care of
the Weiser youngsters during Mrs.
Weiser’s absence.
CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED
Officers for the coming year
were elected at a meeting of the
Kodiak Garden Club held at the
home of Mrs. Alice Given Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. Dolly Rohwer will head the
club as president, with Mrs. Bev
erly Horn in the office of vice
president. Mrs. Leona Dickow will
act as secretary, and Mrs. Given
will be treasurer. The new offi
cers will be installed in October.
Discussion was held on the possi
bility of a Garden Show in Sep
tember, in which the public will
be invited to participate.
DRIFTERS TO MEET
The Drifters Driftwood Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Helen Adams, Qtrs. 37 C-A, at 8
p. m., Wednesday, June 20. Mem
bers are reminded to bring a
work project.
SILVER COFFEE TO BE HELD
A “Silver coffee” and bake sale
will be held by the Aleutian
Homes Circle on Tuesday, June
19, between the hours of 9:30 a m.
and noon at the home of Mrs.
Phillips, 1563 Hemlock. The baked
goods will be donated by the mem
bers of the circle. They are re
quested to invite their friends and
neighbors to attend the coffee.
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AMASONS PURCHASE HOME
Willie and Nettie Amason and
daughter Patricia Susan will soon
be moving into their newly
purchased home in Pittsburg, Cali
fornia, according to word received
here.
Mrs. Amason is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Metrokin of Ko
diak. The AmWons have hfeen re
siding in San Francisco.
BRICKELLS MOVE
The Ernest Brickell family mov
ed fro;
their aiv
weekend,
the home
Dizney.
Naval Station into
ae ta town over the
y recently purchased
of Clarence and Alta
W.
BEGINNERS SWIM CAMPAIGN
SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
APPLICATION
I would like to take free swimming lessons in July. Date
will be posted and announce d on the radio.
NAME_ ._SCHOOL _
PHONE_AGE_ GRADE _ BOX
To the best of my knowledge my child cannot swim and has
my permission to take these lessons. Ages 8 to 13 inclusive.
Mail all applications to R. E. Vickery, Chief of Police, Kodiak,
Alaska, by July 1, 1956.
Signed
Parent or Guardian
Be Slim
Drink Dari-Trim
This new, non-fat milk product
is rich in Calcium, Phosphorus
and Vitamin D.
Ideal for dieting, excellent
for cooking purposes
Buy it at ynur favorite Grocer today.
38^ per qt.
Look for the New Blue Carton
Kodiak Creamery, Inc.
JO.
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