SOCIAL NliI.j
— Ilomemaking —
Happenings About Town
Gardening
By Betha Digree
Kodiak Garden Club
Meets Wednesday
The first fall meeting of the Ko
diak Garden Club will be held
Wednesday, October 10, at the
home of Mrs. Alice Given.
There will be a three-point gar
den program, including dehydra
tion of flowers; how to test your
soil; and “autumn” arangements.
The Club will hold meetings
twice monthly, on the 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays. New members and
guests arq welcome.
Andrew Breckberg
Is Visitor Here
Andrew Breckberg of Seattle ar
rived in Kodiak last week for a
short visit with his son and daugh
ter-in-law, Henry and Ruth Breck
berg, and their children. Mr.
Breckberg, who will return to Seat
tle within the next few days, plans
to make a trip to Sweden in No-i
vember.
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL
YEAR BEGINNING
October 7 is the beginning of the
new Sunday School year in the As
sembly of God Sunday School.
Three homes are now being used
to house ..the fast growing classes.
Rev. Charles Hirshy, who con
ducts the services, announced this
week that lots have been purchas
ed on Mission Road, and plans are
being made to build a church on
the lots next summer.
At present the church services
are being held at 1349 Willow.
Rev. and Mrs. Hirshy extend an
invitation to everyone to attend
and enjoy the good fellowship of
the church. According to Mrs.
Hirshy, “There is always room for
one more.”
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
There’s no need to wonder when
it’s time to fold this omelet over
because it doesn’t fold. It just
puffs up and up.and stays
up while you cut and serve it. All
the cooking is done in the oven,
except for melting the cheese in
the top of a double boiler. Be sure
to use a sharp cheese, since the
eggs are rather bland flavored. A
skillet will do nicely for the bak
ing dish or use an oven-proof cas
serole that will double as a serv
ing dish.
Baked Omelet
% lb. sharp process cheese
Vi cup undiluted evaporated
milk
% tspn. salt
6 eggs
Melt cheese in top of double
boiler. AcJd milk gradually, stir
ring constantly until sauce is
smooth. Add seasonings. Remove
from heat. Beat egg yolks and
slowly add cheese sauce. Fold this
mixture into stiffly beaten egg
whites. Pour into well-greased .1
inch skillet or shallow oven-proof
casserole. Bake in moderately
slow oven (325 deg.) 25 to 30 min
utes. Cut into pie-shaped wedges
and serve immediately.
BASE HOSPITAL BIRTHS
William Shelby, III, weighing 3
lbs. 15y2 ozs., was born on Sep
tember 25 to Rochelle Blanche and
William Shelby Anderson, Jr.,
AB3. William is the first child for
the Anderson’s.
David Ripley, weighing 7 lbs.
1% ozs., was born on September
27 to Clemence Jeanne and Leroy
Ripley Broun, LT., USN. David is
the Broun’s third child.
Darrel Len, weighing 8 lbs., 2
ozs., was born on September 29 to
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E. .m Jurl Pickard, ACi,
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chiiu for the Pichard’s.
Carol Ann, weighing 7 lbs 7
ozs., was born on September 30 to
Courtney Ellen and Joseph Ralph
Moudry, SKI, USN. Carol Ann is
the Moudry’s second child.
Edward Charles, weighing 7 lbs
15%ozs., was born on October 1 to
Dorothy Ruth and Daniel Charles
Turner, ME1, USN. Edward is the
Turner s fifth child.
STAMP CLUB MEETS TONIGHT
The Kodiak Stamp Club will
meet tonight at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Given. All interest
ed are invited to attend.
Member of Trio
Dies Suddenly
Jiggs Beasley, 32, a member of
the City Dudes, the musical group
which played at the Beachcombers,
died suddenly Sunday morning at
the Griffin Memorial Hospital,
where he had been taken the day
previous.
Beasley was taken ill Thursday,
but was not admitted to the hos
pital until Saturday. His body was
shipped to his home in Tennessee,
where he will be buried.
Roy Bruner and Fate Woodham
and their families left for Anchor
age Sunday. They will drive down
the Alaskan Highway, and fly to
Tennessee for the funeral. Bruner
and Woodham are the other mem
bers of the trio. The trio had just
completed iheir contract that same
morning.
Divan Initiates
Shrine Candidates
The Divan from Nile Temple of
Seattle were in Kodiak last week,
with Frank B. Donaldson, Poten
tate; Thomas N. Fowler, Chief Rab
ban; Lloyd V. Coder, High Priest
and Prophet; and Glenn H Car
penter, Recorder and a Past Po
tentate, for the purpose of iniating
candidates into the Ancient Arabic
Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
The following novices were giv
en special attenion for the Shrine
degrees: John W. Bonham, Claude
K. Cannon, A. Curtis Cushman.
Willard G. Findley, Sherm?n G.
Hoyt, Bobbie F. Johnson, Robert
M. Kay, Jr„ Alfred F. Pea . son,
John C. Rohwer, Howard M. Shaw,
Jr., Lee Roy Taylor, Robert C. Van
Limburgh, Bert A. Walker, and
Martin H. Wallace.
Several dinners and a dance
were held at the Naval Station for
the Kodiak Shriners during the
Ceremonial.
NOTICE
Regular meeting of the Common
Council of Kodiak will be held at
the Elk’s Hall, Monday, October 8,
1956, at 8:00 p. m., for the purpose
of canvassing results of elections
held October 2, 1956.
Nick Frost, Citv Clerk
Kerrigans On Trip
Will Leave Monday
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kerrigan and
son, P. J., Jr., leave Monday for
a thirty day vacation in the States.
Kerrigan is Secretary-Treasurer of
the United Fishermen’s Union.
The Kerrigans plan to go to
Greeley, Nebraska, which is the
former home of Joe Kerrigan.
After a short stay there, they will
leave for Missouri Valley, Iowa,
former home of Kathryn Kerrigan.
They expect to remain there until
their return next month. They ex
pect to fly all the way.
RENSIIAW TAKES OVER
Tommy Renshaw will assume
the duties of P. J. Kerrigan as Sec
retary-Treasurer of the United
Fishermen’t Union, while the lat
ted is on vacation.
Renshaw is employed at the
Postoffice, and will conduct the
il
affairs in addition to his rc,
job.
Sunrise-Sunset
As a service to hunters and
other interested parties, we pub
lish herewith the hours of Sunrise
and Sunset for the following week,
beginning Monday:
Above information is supplied
by Fleet Weather Central on the
Naval Station.
Tolerance is what yon are asked
to have in order that others may
encroach upon your rights with
impunity.
Sunrise Sunset
October 7
October 8
October 9
October 10
October 11
October 12
October 13
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Now Playing at the MONTMARTRE INN
All Girl Rand
The Dody J. Trio
Formerly playing at the Show Bar & Malemute
Saloon in Anchorage
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Milk Is
Health Magic
Kodiak Creamery,line.
Perfume
LaRee & Dehner
Essential Oils
MANY LOVELY FRAGRANCES TO
CHOOSE FROM. QUALITY PER
FUMES THAT CUNG.
No Evaporation
Call Lillian Holman
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Republican
Barbara D. Dimock
To The Territorial Senate
Pledged to support sensible Legislation to benefit
all Alaskans and promote economic development.
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Be not Indifferent for yours mty be the deciding
vote.