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— Homemakiug —
Happenings About Town
\ Gardening
By Betha Digree
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. and Mr. Jack Hinckel mark
ed their twenty-fifth wedding anni
versary with cocktail party at their
home Wednesday evening.
Many friends gathered to wfeh
Jack and Justine happy returns of
the day.
bridal shower
Miss Anita Sundberg was the
guest of honor at a bridal shower
held at the home of Germaine
Madsen last evening.
Miss Sundberg, who will become
Mrs. Richard Hartman on May 20,
received many lovely gifts from
the friends attending.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess and her co-hostesses,
Mrs. Lillian Miller and Mrs. Quinto
Denato.
VFW AUXILIARY INSTALLS
The Ladies Auxiliary of Katmai
Post 7056, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, held installation of new offi
cers Saturday, May 5 in a joint
ceremony with Katmai Post.
Installing Officer for the Aux
iliary was Mrs. Edythe Smith. Lois
Hausman heads the group as presi
dent, with Kathryn Mays in the
office of Senior Vice President.
Others taking the oath of office
were Ellen Dinglass, Junior Vice
President; Beverly Horn, Treasur
er; Katherine Chichenoff, Conduct
ress; Dunia Hartman, Guard, and
Jenny Wensel, Trustee.
Following the ceremonies lunch
was served to the many members
and guests in attendance.
At a recent territory-wide elec
tion, two local teachers, Mrs. Betty
Springhill and Mrs. Helen Seleen,
were elected to membership on the
Alaska Education Association
Board which will meet in October
at a place to be designated later.
The Board sets the policy for the
A.E.A.
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RECIPE OF THE WEEK
The following recipe was sub
mitted by Mrs. Marie Cardinal, and
was found in “Miss Parloua’s Cook
Book, Year 1880’’. Our thanks to
Mrs. Cardinal for sharing it.
Jumbles Cookies (1956)
Vt cup soft shortening
1 cup brown sugar (packed)
2 eggs
1 cup undiluted evaporated milk,
thick sour cream or buttermilk
1 tsp. vanilla
2 % cups sifted enriched flour
Vi tsp. soda
1 tsp. salt
1 cup chopped walnuts or moist
coconut. Finely chopped dates, or
seedless raisins or 1 6 oz. pkg.
semi-sweet chocolate can be used.
Heat oven to 375 deg. Mix thor
oughly shortening, sugar, eggs.
Stir in milk and vanilla. Sift to
gether flour, soda, salt and stir
into milk mixture.
Blend in walnuts, etc. Drop
rounded tablespoonsful 2 in. apart
on greased baking sheet. Bake
about ten minutes. Frost with but
ter galze.
Butter Glaze
Heat 2 tsp. butter until golden
brofcrn. Beat in 2 cups sifted con
fectioners sugar and Vt cup undi
luted evaporated milk until
smooth.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallis and
daughters Barbara and Freda were
visitors on the Naval Station while
the Funston was in port last Wed
nesday. They boarded the Funston
at Whittier, and were enroute to
Seattle on vacation. They plan to
return to Anchorage, where they
are living, via the Alcan Highway.
BPW TO INSTALL
The newly elected officers of the
Kodiak Business and Professional
Womens Club will be installed at
the dinner meeting to be held at
the Island Fountain Monday, May
21.
Mrs. Vida Truitt will be install
ing officer at the candlelight cere
mony. All members are urged to
attend, and are reminded that din
ner is scheduled for seven o’clock
instead of 7:30.
CLARKS RETURN
Basil Clark, accompanied by son
Donald, returned Thursday after
attending Commencement at Col
lege, where Don graduated from
the University of Alaska this week.
They made a stop in Anchorage,
where Donald checked in with the
,.u board. According to Mrs.
irk, who was unable to acconu
<y her husband because of ill
jj, Donaid expects to report for
<*uty with the armed forces some
.iu in July.
SORUMS ENJOYING TRIP
Les and Mary Sorum have writ
ten that they are enjoying some
wonderful trips in California.
They attended the wedding of
Mary’s son. Bob Lear, in Riverside
on May 12. Their plans, at the
time of writing, included a visit
with Vic and Georgia Ellis in
Ridgecrest, and a stop in Santa
Barbara with the Leo Sears fami
ly before returning north.
BARBARA MOFFITT HONORED
According to word received here
this week from Mrs. Harold (Ra
mona) Moffitt, Barbara Moffitt re
ceived several honors recently in
Cordova. She was Valedictorian of
her graduating class, and won the
Cordova Elks Scholarship. She was
also selected by the Emblem Club
for their National Scholarship.
Barbara will enter the University
of Alaska this fall, majoring in
Home Economics. Her minor will
be that of music.
The Moffitts will do a lot of
traveling this summer. Their first
stop will be Seattle where Harold
will have a medical check-up.
They will then visit son “Bub” and
his family in Spokanne. California
is the next place to be Visited, with
a month in Old Mexico also oTI
their itinerary.
Above are the King and Queen crowned at last weeks Baby Show.
They are Vicki Sue Richart and M ichael Gordon Terry.
Little Kathleen Melarvie and Gary Eugene Willmett were winners
in the “Toddlers” class at the Baby Show held at the Orpheum Sun
day, May 6.
The Moffitts will return to Cor
dova before school reppens in the
fall and Ramona will again teach
the first grade there.
NOTICE
The Informal Group of Christian
Scientists meet for Sunday ser
vices in the Hillside Chapel, on
the Base, every Sunday at 1 p. m.
Sunday School is held at the same
hour.
HUNTERS TO UYAK
E. W. Strother and a Mr. Borden
left Friday aboard Bill Poland s
boat the Katmai on a bear hunt
They will go to Uyak Bay.
Nick Nekeferoff is a guide aboard.
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