SOCIAL NOILS
— Homemaking —.
Happenings About Town
Gardening
By Betha Digree
Bridal Shower
For Miss Munro
Miss Myrle Munro was the guest
of honor at a bridal shower at the
home of Mrs. John Chase Monday
evening. Miss Munro who will be
married to Philip Lagasse Friday,
August 24, received many lovely
gifts from the twelve ladies attend
ing the shower.
Deveati-Carpenter
Engagement
The engagement of their daugh
ter, Lena Lou, to Mr. Herbert Car
penter, Jr., of Wichita, Kansas was
announced this week by Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Deveau. The wedding
will take place Saturday August
25, at the Community Baptist
Church.
MRS. LOUELLA GRAY DIES
Mrs. Louella Gray died August
11 in Eugene, Oregon, according
to a telegram received here by
Mrs. Frances Patterson. Mrs. Gray
was the mother of Miss Frances
Gray, who taught English in the
Kodiak High School the past four
years.
Mrs. Gray and her daughter
moved to Eugene after school
closed last spring. Miss Gray plans
to teach English in the Eugene
High School this year. The body
was taken to Maine for burial.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Sanford
have announced the engagement
•f their daughter Julia to Mr.
Emery F. Ellis. The young couple
will be married in the Community
Baptist Church on Sunday, Sep
tember 2.
SCHOTT’S RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Schott return
ed last Saturday from a short va
cation Outside. They visited Mr.
Schott’s mother in Kansas, and
friends in Seattle.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Mary Ruth Slater recom
mends the following recipe as one
well worth trying.
Lazy Man’s Pizza Pie
1 pkg. hot roll mix.
Follow directions on package,
adding 2 tspns. olive oil to water.
1 glove garlic
Vi cup chopped onion
% cup chopped peppers
1 can tomato paste
1 can tomato sauce.
1 small can chopped mushrooms
1 tsp. salt
% tsp. oregano
V* tsp. pepper
Vz lb. Italian cheese
Saute onion pepper & garlic in
2 tps. olive oil until onion is trans
parent, add tomato paste, sauce,
mushrooms & seasonings. Heat
through. Roll dough into 2 pizza
pans. Touch lightly with olive oil.
Arrange half of grated cheese over
dough. Pour sauce over cheese,
then add remainder of cheese.
Sprinkle both pies liberally with
grated Parmesan cheese. Bake in
hot (450 deg.) oven 10 to 15 min
utes. Serve piping hot. Serves 4.
Mrs. Slater suggests serving
a tossed green salad with the
pizza pie, using the following
dressing.
1 tsp. salt
Vi tsp. white pepper
Y* tsp. cayenne
Vt tsp. celery salt •
or
1 tsp. epicure salt
Yt tsp. dry mustard
2 tbsp. vinegar
2 tbspns. catsup
Dash tabasco sauce
1 cup salad oil
1 glove garlic, minced
Combine ingredients in jar, cov
er and shake vigorously.
CHILDREN CAN OBTAIN
BOOKS FROM LIBRARY
The Children’s section of the
Public Library will be open cn
THELMA
"YOU'VE GOT EVERYTHING I WANT IN A
GIRL-FRIED CHICKEN-BAKED BEANS*
POTATO SALAD-CHOCOLATE CAKE/"
Wednesday, August 22 from 2 to
4 p.m. There will be an assistant
available to locate books desired.
The Library is now located in
the white building next to the old
High School.
WAIALEALE’S ARRIVE
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Waia
leale arrived recently from Albu
querque, New Mexico to make
their home in Kodiak.
Waialeale, who is a musician,
has been touring the States with
an Hawaiian orchestra. He expects
to begin working on the Naval
Station as a Civil Service em
ployee.
Waialeale and his sister, Mrs.
Helen McDonald, are currently ap
pearing at the Mecca Lounge as
entertainers.
SOUTHERN VISITOR
LIKES KODIAK
Mrs. Grace Miller of Long Beach,
California returned to her home
this week after a three weeks visit
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander.
Mrs. Miller, who is employed by
Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach,
expressed regret in leaving Ko
diak, and stated she would like to
return here to live. This was her
first visit to Alaska.
BRENDEMUHL MARRIES
Edward E. Brendemuhl, former
resident here, was married last
Saturday in Anchorage.
His bride. Miss Beulah Trine, is
the daughter of Mrs. Frank Trine
of Spooner, Wisconsin.
Brendemuhl worked in the
plumbing and heating department
on the Naval Station. He is now
with the CAA in the utilities divi
sion.
PERSONAL NOTE
Mr. and Mrs. Benoni Bolden
wish to announce that the recep
tion following the marriage of
their daughter Janice Ann Scroggs
and Milton Smith, Jr., on August
18, will be held at the Community
Baptist Church instead of the
Montmartre.
Mission Camp
Is Successful
The Young Peoples Summer
Camp on Woody Island, being
held under the auspices of the
Baptist Mission, is reported as
proving successful despite the
rain.
Rev. a|»d Mrs. Norman Smith,
Camp Directors, worked diligent
ly to get the camp ready for occu
pancy. The children and staff are
comfortably housed in the Mission
buildings, and it has been reported
that the food has been good, with
a well balanced diet
Besides Rev. and Mrs. Smith,
the staff included many volun
teers. Mrs. Cathy Lindsey and Mrs.
Gratice Wood were Camp cooks,
with Mrs. Ruth Breckberg in
charge of the dining room.
Camp Councelers were Mrs.
Bonnie Jarvela, Mrs. M. Barna
and Miss Marjorie Moreau, Mis
sionary from Baker Cottage at
Ouzinkie. Miss Moreau was also
Camp Athletic Director.
Mrs. Stanley Alvine was Coun
selor in charge of purchasing. Jun
ior Counselors included Barbara
Inga, Zelanna Stone and Jerilyn
Smith.
Mrs. Helen Hall acted as Camp
Nurse during the first week of
camp. David and Gary Wood and
Noel Smith were Junior helpers.
The activities at camp covered
Bible Study, Basketcraft, swim
ming, hiking, picnics and beach
camp fires.
There were approximately forty
eight youngsters at camp last
week, with as many attending this
week.
Plunging Car
Fatal to Girl
Barbara Jo Tegstrom, 18 form
erly of Kodiak, was killed last
Friday in an auto accident, which
occurred near Bremerton, Wash.
Miss Tegstrom was a passenger
in a car which skidded on a curve,
and plunged 15 feet down an em
bankment. Three sailors in the car
at the time, were members of the
<rew of the U. S. S. Hornet. All
escaped with minor injuries.
The father, Adolph (Teg) Teg
strom, who spent several years
here in a supervisory capacity
while working for the City Elec
tric Company of Anchorage, on
defense projects in this area, was
in King Salmon at the time of the
tragedy. Mrs. Tegstrom was en
route to Anchorage with her son,
John, somewhere along the Alaska
Highway.
Barbara’s first two years of
high school were spent here in
Kodiak. While here, she proved
a popular and apt student. She
was well-known as a vocalist, and
sang with the Navy band on the
Naval Station. She was runner-up
in a United Charities drive Queen
contest conducted on the Naval
Station in 1954. The Tegstronu
left that year for Anchorage,
where she entered the Anchorage
High School as a junior.
While there she was outstanding
in curricular activities of the
school. She won several scholar
ships and certificates of merit.
Upon graduation, she placed sev
enth in a class of 243 last June.
Barbara was staying with an
aunt in Bremerton. She was to en
roll in Olympia Junior College for
a course in applied design this fall.
Game Night at VFW Club every
Friday night.
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Coil Springs
Curtain Rods
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GLASS SETS
Kitchen Clocks
(Electric & Wind)
Towels
Billfolds
Kitchen Gadgets
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