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Navy Wives Plan
Unbirthday Party
Ain “Unbirthday Party” will be
the theme for the Kodiak Island
Navy Wives Club meeting Monday,
January 27. The time: 1:00 p.m.
and the place: Enlisted Men’s
Club.
Members are reminded to take
their baby pictures, pennies and
unwrapped ‘White Elephant’ to
the meeting.
Of This And That
We are very happy to report
something nice that recently hap
pened to a local girl.Linda
Rockstad, who is a ireshman at
the University of Alaska, was pre
sented with a $100 check as a
scholarship from the Fairbanks
Business and Professional Wo
men’s Club.
Linda, who won a $100 scholar
ship last year which was given by
the Kodiak Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club, and one for
$200 which was given by Kodiak
Emblem Club 187, will use her
'latest check toward the second
semester.
Our congratulations to Linda,
and best wishes to her in her pur
suit of knowledge.
Kodiak friends of Lois and Bill
Balcom recently had the news that
a son, Anthony Holt, weighing 7
lbs. 1 oz., was born to the Balcoms’
November 18. The Balcoms’, who
left Kodiak early last summer, are
now living in Chicago.
We understand that the Kodiak
Island Navy Wives Club will have
an “Unbirthday” party next week
. . . that seems to us to bo an ox
cellent idea. Birthdays can become
something one would rather do
without. . . just ask some of us
who have recently ihad one . . .
Lillian Smith, Leroy Wittich, Gene
Harding, Edith Wiley, the Digrees’,
and many others . . .
Sewing Course
Begins Next Month
All those who are interested in
taking the University of Alaska
Extension Sewing class, scheduled
to begin here approximately Feb
ruary 17, are requested to call
Mrs. Louise Coon at phone 4031.
Recipe Of The
Week
We have just received the fol
lowing recipe from Mrs. Anne
Gudmundson of Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada that we
feel sure our readers will enjoy.
We know the sender is a good
cook because we have had many
meals at her home-she happens
to be the sister of the Editor:
BISHOPS BREAD
1 Vz cups flour
2 tsp Baking Powder
Salt
1 cup maraschino cherries
(whole or halves)
1 cup raisins
2 cups chopped walnuts
3 eggs beaten light
Vz cup white sugar
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save it for special occasions ?H
% If I were you, Id save & for speed
occasions as most tcen-agerslook
better with very little complexion
make-up for everyday. however, its
flattering when you want to look
particularly pretty on a date.
Choose a tint that matches your
natural skin tone. Sweep your hair away
from your face and apply -four dots of
make-up qn your forehead, cheeks and
chin.
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Blend the make-up evenly over your
face with your finger tips. Be sure and
extend it up to your hairline and under the
jawline.Buff your skin lightly with a
tissue to remove any excess and to
give your complexion a fresh, natural
glow. ^
aaassaam
JL good tinned liquid make-up should
lasr an entire evening without requir
ing touch-ups. You’ll find one in a plastic
squeeze bottle at your local variety
store for about 59 $ (plus lex).
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1 » alr< n * flavoring
(or vanilla or rum)
v: non nil and baking powd
er. Add fruits nod mat well with
the ttilfituri Add sugar, eggs and
Have ;t..> tlreasi loaf pan Well
With touttP' and Hue with two
thiuknesses of waxed paper.-Bake
at .SIPS deg IV* hours.
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HOW I AN I ????
Q Mew ran I remedy a hat
veil that has become limp?
A Put Mm veil between two
pieeea of waxed paper and run a
moderately hot: iron over it. Or,
dip It in beei, shake vigorously,
and lay If out on a towel to dry.
fr -O'.n.
CAM) OF THANKS
I wish to thank all the members
of Kodiak Emblem Club No. 187
for their generosity in providing
cakes and sandwiches for the Em
blem Club Hospitality Night at the
U S O Friday, January 17. My
thanks, too, to those who gave
their services.
(s) Irene Lawhead, President
Kodiak Emblem Club No. 187
USO SCHEDULE
Saturday January 25 6:00 pm.
Ping Pong Tournament 8:00
pm. Movie “Ain’t Misbehavin’”
Rory Calhoun and Piper Laurie.
Sunday January 26 9:00 am. to
11:00 pm. Open House.
Monday January 27 8:00 pm.
Bingo.
Tuesday January 28 2:00 pm.
Craft Classes. 2:30 pm. Basket
Weaving Class.
Wednesday January 29 9:00 am.
to 11:00 pm. Open House.
Thursday January 30 2:00 pm.
Craft Classes. 8:00 pm. Feature
Movie.
Basket Weaving Class. 8:00 pm.
Friday January 31 2:30 pm.
Pinochle Tournament.
NOTICE
Breakfast will be served at the
Kodiak Masonic Hall Sunday, Jan
uary 26 from 9 am until 1 pm. For
Masons and guest*.
CARD OF THANKS
The Grey Nuns of the Sacred
Heart, operating Griffin Memorial
Hospital, wish to thank most sin
cerely all those who contributed
to, their portion of the Navy
Charity Drive Fund. The Sisters
received $974.11, a most generous'
amount in proportion to the whole;
and they are duly grateful to the
donors for this expression of good
will.
11 Honor Students
Downtown School
The students who are on the
honor roll for the first semester
at the Downtown school have been
announced as follows:
Judy Acheson and Norma Chya
of the third grade; Dorothy Chya,
Weston Fields, Rusty Fletcher,
Rhonda Molletti and Kathy Van
De Mark, fourth grade; Marya
Springhill, fifth grade and Tanya
Kraft, Jon Lester and Barbara
Molletti, sixth grade.
The announcement of the honor
roll students was made by Mrs.
Betty Springhill, Principal of the
Downtown school.
Historical Group
To Appear On TV
Several local people will appear
on AFRS-TV next Thursday when
the Kodiak and Aleutian Islands
Historical Society presents a
special program telling of the his
tory and work of the group.
Taking part will be President
Ambrose Clegg, Jr., Dr. R. Holmes
Johnson, vice-president, and com
mittee chairman Rev. Roman
Sturmer, Mrs. Alice Givens, Curtis
Saxton, Gerald Clark and Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson.
* Time of the program is 7:30
Thursday evening, January 30th.
Plan Open House
For Bierananskis’
The St. Mary’s Parish plans an
"open house” and shower for Mr.
and Mrs. Biermanski, Sunday
afternoon in their new home.
The Biermanski’ are in the pro
cess of building their home, which
is located on the Spruce Cape
road. All the members of the
Parish are invited to participate
in the event. Mrs. Von Scheele is
in charge of the arrangements.
Firemen To Meet
A meeting of the Volunteer
Firemen will be held in the City's
Fire Hall, tomorrow afternoon,
January 26.
The main purpj 1 is to equaint
the firemen with hydrant locu
tions, especially in tho upper
Aleutian Homes area.
SALLY SAYS...
The overage monthly social security in*
surance payment for a retired worker
and his wife is now about $105.
... ..
For Ml information about monthly
old-age payments, go to youi
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE.
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