SOCIAL llultS
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Happenings Aboul Town
Gardening
By Betha Digree
Bazaar Today
St. Mary’s Catholic Church PTA
is sponsoring a pre-season bazaar
at the Church school today. Hours
are from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Toys and gift items will be fea
tured. Proceeds will go to the
School Building Fund.
BPW MEETS MONDAY
The Kodiak Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club will hold
their November meeting Monday
evening, November 5, at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Lightfoot Mrs.
Mary Heffner and Mrs. Hazel
Demarest will act as assisting
hostesses.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Sham Torte
10 soda crackers, finely crushed
3 egg whites, well beaten
1 cup sugar
pinch of baking powder
Vi cup chopped nuts
% tsp. vanilla
Mix together in order given, add
ing each ingredient slowly. Bake
in pie tin in slow oven (275 to 300
deg.) for 35 minutes. Cut in wed
ges and serve with whipped cream
or lemon sauce.
Lemon Sauce
n cup sugar
1 cup boiling water
1 tblspn. cornstarch
2 tbspns. butter
1% tbspns lemon juice
few grains nutmeg
Vt tspn. salt
Mix sugar and cornstarch, add
boiling water gradually, stirring
constantly. Boil 5 minutes, remove
from fire, add butter, lemon juice,
nutmeg and salt. Serve either hot
or cold.
PTA On Thursday
Program Outlined
The PTA meeting will be held
Thursday, November 8 at 8 p.. m.
in the new gymnasium.
Color slides of actual classroom
reading situations from kindergar
ten through high school will be
shown and explained. These slides
were taken right in the Kodiak
schools.
Following the presentation, the
teachers will be in their classrooms
to show the reading materials used
PAW CROCKETT Jr.
daily. There will also be exhibits
of various resource materials and
children’s work.
Refreshments will be served in
the cafeteria by the first grade
mothers.
Everyone is invited.
Eastern Star
Entertains At USO
The Kodiak Order of the Eastern
Star entertained the servicemen
and service families from the Na
val Station with a Halloween party
last Tuesday evening at the USO.
Halloween games and refresh
ments were the highlight of the
evening.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Today—6:00 p. m., Ping Pong
tournament. Winner receives 5
minute phone call to the States
Sunday—Building open 9:00 a.m.
to 11 p. m.
Monday—Game Night (Bingo
this week), 8:00 p. m.
Tuesday—8:00 p. m., Colored
slides of Alaska.
Wednesday—8:00 p. m . feature
movie.
Thursday—1:30 p. m., Service
Wives Club officers meeting.
Friday—8:00 p. m._ Orchestra
dance with the Navy Combo.
Well Child Clinic
Well-Child clinic will be held
again pn Wednesday afternoons be
ginning Noverrtber 7 from 2 tg 4
p. m. No appointment is necegs&ry.’
Mrs. Jeanne Clough, Public Health1
Nurse, has returned to full time
duty and the Health Center will
be open as formerly mornings
from 8:30 to 12 noon.
Classes for expectant parents
will begin the latter part of No
vember. Interested parents-to-bc
can obtain further information and
register for the classes by calling
Mrs. Clough at 4731.
Gray Lady Course
Begins This Month
The Kodiak Chapter of the Am
erican Red Cross is sponsoring an
other course for Gray Ladies,
which will start in November
The new course has been arrang
ed due to the fact that the ranks
of the Corps have been depleted
by ladies leaving Kodiak. Another
reason is because of the need,
which has been clearly demonstrat
ed in both the Griffin Memorial
and the Naval Station Hospitals.
Ladies who are interested in
this course, or any of the other
Volunteer Services of the Ameri
can Red Cross, such as Nurses
Aids, Canteen Corps, Home Nurs
ing, are urged to watch for the an
nouncement of the first big gener
al meeting when all these services
will be explained and discussed.
Application blanks for the course
will be available at this meeting.
Time and place of the meeting will
be announced in the papers and
over AFRS.
Ladies who wish any further in
formation or wish to register for
the course before hand can con
tact either Gray Lady Chairman,
Mrs. Norman Sutliff, (prone 4652)
in town or Mr. Neel Anderson at
the American Red Cross office on
the Base, phone 394.
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TELEVISION
AFRS - TV Spotlight
Saturday
3:00—Movie Matinee
4:00—Drum Taps
5:00—Zoo Parade
5:30—Topper
6:00—Harry Owens
6:30—What’s My Line
7:00 -Caesar’s Hour
8:00—Colgate Variety Hour
9:00—Stage Show
9:30—Your Hit Parade
10:00—Jackie. Gleason
11:00—Insomnia Theatre
,,, Sunday
4:00—Martha Raye Show
5:00—Milton Berle Show
6:00—Frontier of Faith
0.30—Big Picture
7:00^-Gedrge Gobel Sho v
7:00—Tfiis Is^Oui^ Life
8:00—Hid Sullivsim Show
9:00—Jack Benny *-'■
9:30—Amazing Duninger "
10:00—Playwright’s Hour
Third Polio Shots
Administration of third, or
“booster” shots of-polio vaccine in
Alaska has recently been approved
by the Polio Advisory Committee.
This booster shot should be given
7 to 12 months after the second
shot. Children who received their
second polio inoculation at the
schools in Kodiak last year will re
ceive their booster shots there also.
Commercial supplies of the vac
cine are now available, and adults
of all ages are urged to contact
their physician for the vaccine.
Terry On Staff Of
Health Department
Juneau, Nov. 2.—The resigna
tion of Miss Lois M. Jund as Alas
ka Department of Health admini
strative director and personnel of
ficer and the appointment of Doug
las I. Terry as her successor were
announced this week by Dr.
Charles R. Hayman, acting com
missioner of health. Effective date
is December 15 but Mr. Terry has
arrived to work with Miss Jund
before taking over full responsi
bilities of the position.
Miss Jund plans to spend her
eleventh Christmas in Alaska at
her Alike Bay home before leaving
for the States for a long vacation
prior to beginning her new work
in March. She joined the Health
Department staff in 194(5. Miss
Jund worked in the first territory
wide tuberculosis control program
and its chest X-ray survey in com
munities throughout Alaska.
Mr- Terry has. been registrar and
biostatistician for the Cleveland
Health department since 1052 and
in public health work since 1944.
Fire costs piore than JO,000 lives
and a billion dollars in property
damage in the United -States each
year, even in peacetime.
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Max’s Drive-In
Now open under New Management
Ken and Eda
Hours 12 noon to midnight
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Will be presented
November 24
at 8 p.m.
ELK S CLUB
Elks, Emblem Club members & guests
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FRONTIER SHOP
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Ma&e us your gift shopping headquarters
A complete line of Candles for
Christmas --
Cut Flowers Plants Records
Hours—Weekdays 9-6 Friday 10-8
Phone 2631
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You Can Depend On It.....
Mighty Tasty!
Steak Breakfast
Served from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Armistice Day, Nov. 11
Elk’s Hall
Ray Boggs will be Chef
Emblem Club