| SOCIAL NOLLS
— Homemaking —
Happenings About Town
Gardening
By Betha Digree
MRS. HOWE AND
SON GO TO HAW An
Mrs. Lloyd Howe and son Jim
my of Zachar Bay left Tuesday
for Ewa, Oahu, T. H. They plan to
spend a month there visiting the
Howe’s son-in-law and daughter,
John and Joyce Sanger.
Sanger, who is in the Navy, is
stationed at Ewa.
TEA FOR TEACHERS
The new teachers who will join
the staff of the Kodiak Schools
this year were honored at a tea
hostessed by Mrs. Helen Seleen at
her home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Pettersson recom
mends the recipe for “Dunk” that
ye give you this week. Mrs. Pet
tersson suggests keeping the sauce
hot, while serving, by using a
candle warmed casserole or chaf
ing dish.
Chili Con Caso
Saute:
1 minced onion in 2 tbspns but
ter
Add
Vz cup tomato puree
7 or 8 hot peppers, chopped very
fine
Simmer slowly for 10 minutes.
Before serving, add Vz lb. grated
cheese, 2 tsps. cream, salt & pep
per to taste. Heat until cheese
melts, and serve as a “Dunk ’ for
tortillas, potatoe chips or your
favorite crackers.
EVELYN PRATT HAS PAR TV
Evelyn Pratt and a large group
of young friends marked her
tenth birthday Wednesday with a
costume party at the home of Eve
lyn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Pratt, Mill Bay Road.
KATY ROGERS RETURNS
Mrs. Katy Rogers returned Mon
day from a visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. N>!s Peterson, and fami
ly in Ai.cboiage.
MISS ROLD RETURNS
FROM VACATION
Miss Pearl Rold, who returned re
cently from a vacation on the
Mainland, has resumed her duties
as housemother at the Baptist Mis
sion.
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
TIMMY ANDREASON
Timmy Andreason celebrated his
fifth birthday Friday, August 17,
with a party at the home of his
GAMS NIGHT
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8:30 PM
ELKS
CLUB
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl An
dreason, Aleutian Homes.
KNAGIN’S TO AFOGNAK
Julie and Dennis Knagin and
son Dennis, Jr., of Karluk have
moved to Afognak and wi.'l make
their home there. Knagin will fisn
crab this winter, and the move
enables him to spend more time
with his family.
Joseph T. Brown, the regular
Postmaster and storekeeper at
Karluk returned to his job August
20, after a year’s leave of absence.
He takes over his duties from
Alex Brown, Jr., who expects to
leave for the States.
ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS
Yaroslava Sachno of Santon, Vir
ginia, won first prize in the $2000
National High School Essay con
test, which is sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary to the V.F.W.
Miss Sachno won first prize with
her essay entitled “America—Bea
con of Hope.” Second, third and
fourth prizes were won by Jay
Clark, Dana, Iowa; Jerome Caro
sello, St. Petersburg Florida and
Marcia Nelson Richester, Minne
sota, in that order. Cynthia With
ers of Fairbanks was the only suc
cesful candidate form the terri
tory. She received an honorable
mention.
Sailor Found Dead
Near Island Lake
James Benson Tommie, AA,
USN was found dead in his car at
Island Lake early Wednesday
morning.
He was discovered together with
his companion, Thomas Allen
Sheppard, SA, USN, by Mr. and
Mrs. Milt Bold, as the latter couple
were on their way to work. Cause
of death is assumed to be asphyxi
r
September 1-2-3
Palmer, Alaska
Alaska State Fair - in "Alaska’s Valley Of Plenty”
atiou due to carbon monoxide
poinsoning.
Sheppard also tcund in an
unconscious condition. Both men
were rushed to the Griffin Mem
orial Hospital. Tommie was found
dead on arrival. Sheppard is re
cuperating.
The iwo men are believed to
have kept the motor running to
keep warm and fell asleep.
Explorer Scouts
Go On Encampment
Five local boys, Stanley Thor
sheim, John Rooney, Dennis Gdli
lan, Tom Eslinger and \Valter
Cohen, will attend the ninth Alas
ka Explorer Scout encampment
which will open at Eieleson Air
Force base Saturday. Scouts from
all over the territory will attend.
Sunday the Scouts will go to
Mt. McKinley National park for an
overnight campout. They will trav
el by the Alaska Railroad. While
there they will participate in a 10
mile hike.
They will return to Eieleson
Monday, and on Tuesday various
classes are scheduled for the visit
ing scouts. They will go on con
ducted tours through various sec
tions of the base Scouts attending
the encampment will witness dem
onstrations by units of the Second
Battalion, ninth infantry at Eiele
son, which will also include a dis
play of fire power on Friday after
noon. *'*■ '
A dance will be held Friday
night in honor of the visiting Ex
plorers. Local Scouts are expected
to return Saturday.
Here There Everywhere
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his sorrows. Anyway, he called up
a local cannery owner and asked
him if the weather was good
enough to copper paint the bot
tom of his boat (It was raining
hard at the time). When given the
answer to look outside instead of
calling him up, the fisherman, be
fore hanging up the receiver, said:
“And as for you, you know where
you can put this telephone."
The season for selection of
“Queens” is on. The Matanushka
Fair has their Queen candidates,
and Kodiak has its own Carnival
"Queen” to be selected. The Mail
boat M/V Expansion now enters
the picture. They want a ‘ Miss
Mailboat Monitor.” Each town and
village along the boat’s route can
enter a candidate The crew will
select a “Miss Locality.” From
these the crew will select a “Miss
Mailboat Monitor.” First prize is
a prize for “Miss Locality." Drop
on the Expansion, a tour of An
cnorage and Seward and $100
There is also a second prize and
a prize for “iMss Locality.” Drop
in to the Mirror office for more
details.
Buying or selling—Use the Class
ified Ads—They get results.
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NOTICE
If you can not get us on phone
3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Of
fice hoars, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon
day through Thursday, 1 p.m. to 7
p.m. Friday.
Thompson Transfer
NOTICE
Alaska Transfer is now located
in the former Shore Patrol Head
quarters building at the corner of
Brooklyn Ave. and Base road, tin
Vote For A Prominent Anchorage
Attorney
WILLIAM H. (BILL) SANDERS
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Paid Adv.
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Look at These Prices
'Nylon Blend 2 Piece Washable
"ALASKA TUXEDOS"
In Green, Tan, Blue-Gray
For Only
$23.95
(Pants and Stag Jacket)
■ ' And
Heavy Duty Neoprene
RAIN GEAR
$5.75 for Coat or Pants
$10.50 for Suit (coat & pants)
Yoo can always pick up a bargain
AT THE
Kodiak Outfitters
Sponsoring Metha Hansen
For Carnival Queen
OPEN EVENINGS
Open From 10 A. ML to 9 P. M.