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BPW Presents
Survival Rules
The Business and Professional
Women’s Club is interested in pre
senting information on civil de
fense to the people of Kodiak.
Following are six rules for survi
val in the event of atomic attack:
1. TRY TO GET SHIELDED
If you have time, get down in a
basement. Should you unexpect
edly be caught out of doors, seek
jump in any handy ditch or gut
shelter alongside a building, or
ter.
2. DROP FLAT ON GROUND
OR FLOOR
3. BURY YOUR FACE IN YOUR
ARMS
4. DON’T RUSH OUTSIDE RIGHT
AFTER A BOMBING
After an air burst, wait a few
minutes then go help to fight
fires. After other kinds of bursts
wait at least 1 hour to give ling
ering, radiation some chance to
die down.
5. DON’T TAKE CHANCES WITH
FOOD OR WATER IN OPEN CON
TAINERS
To prevent radioactive poison
ing or disease, select your food
and water with care. When there
is reason to believe they may be
contaminated, stick to canned
and bottled things if possible.
6. DON’T START RUMORS
Additional information will be
presented by the BPW in the next
issue of the MIRROR.
Tailoring Course
To Begin Monday
Due to arrive in Kodiak tomor
row, Mrs. Janet Lee Lang, Univer
sity of Alaska Extension Service
Instructor, will conduct a Tailor
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Salad Recipe is Simple
But Preparation is Not
By Max Winkler
President, Restaurants l.ongchamps
Nothing is simpler to arrive at than the ingredients for a salad
taw vegetables, cold meats, some cheese, perhaps, and the dress
ing. The dressing used to be the secret, but now you can buy fine
dressings all prepared at your grocer's.
Strange as it may seem, it is just as difficult for some people to
combine these ingredients successfully as it is simple to get them.
The hostess (or host) who can turn out a good salad is about as
rare as a good cook. ±. .».»*#
This salad recipe has been prepared as foolproof as possible. If
you follow the directions carefully the result should be an excel
(lent salad.
CHEFS SALAD (serves 4)
1 head lettuce
1 head romalne
1 bunch chicory
1 bunch escarole
4 small tomatoes quartered
• oz. white meat of chicken, julienne
6 ozs. baked hkrh, julienne
6 oxs. tongue, Julienne
6 ozs. Swiss cheese, julienna
8 sprigs watercress
French dressing
Coarsely chop lettuce, romalne, chicory and escarole. Mix ami
divide equally in 4 wooden bowls. Place tomato quarters on greens.
Arrange chicken, ham, tongue and cheese on top of salad. Top
with water cr£ss. Serve with French dressing.
in? Course here for the next two
weeks beginning Monday.
The classes ore scheduled to be
gin at 1:00 pm in the downtown
school, with an evening class be
ginning at 7:00 pm in the Home
Economics Room in the new
school. i
Anyone wishing further infor
mal'ma” e .11 Mrs. Louise Coon
at 4303.
Of Tt»>. An4 That
' T T o weather that we
enjoyed ’.v1 week seems almost
like a dream now that we are hav
ing rain and winds again . . . not
to mention the snow that fell over
the weekend but has since melted.
But hang on, all you gardeners,
Spring. WILL come eventually . . .
(we hope!) . . .
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Be sure to watch the Red Cross
program on AFRSTV Monday
evening, February 17 at 7 o’clock.
A Nurse’s Aide class will be capp
ed at that time by Mrs. Esther
Huntley, who instructed the class.
Rev. John Molletti, Chairman of
the Red Cross Chapter, will pre
sent certificates to those who have
just completed the course.
Eleven friends helped Sue Anne
Ramaglia celebrate her ninth birth
day at a luncheon party last Sat
urday, February 8. The party wITs
held at the home of Sue Anne’s
grandparents. Jack and Justine
Hinckel.
Sue Anne is the daughter of
Peter and Sally Ramaglia.
There were more than forty
guests at Lou and Ginger Veer
man’s party for Bill (William)
Woods at their home Sunday even
ing . . . and everyone seemed to
have a good time ... no wonder,
with such a good host and hostess.
Bill, who is the District Traffic
Manager for Alaska Steamship
Company, Western Alaska Divi
sion, arrived in town last week for
a visit to the local office. He told
us that he is really enjoying his
first trip here, and hopes to re
turn often. He expects to return
to his headquarters in Anchorage
early next week.
Lou and Ginger Veerman, their
children, Dickie, Gretchen and
Linda, (assisted by “Mrs. Freck
les”, their friendly little spaniel)
are now settled in their new home
on Carlson Hill. They recently
moved into the Darrell Chaffin
house which was formerly owned
by the Jake Foleys’ . . . Altho
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ALASKA EXHIBII Foui pretty girls in Alaska-made parkas pose by an Alaska Visitors association
picture exhibit board. This exhibit with others greeted more than 250 guests at ah A.V.A. breakfast
Seattle last week which launched a membership drive in the organization. Efforts are being made
obtain members among the greater Seattle area business Arms doing business * Alaska
they have been here only since
Tfove,mber, whem Lou replaced
Clarence King as Alaska Steam
ship Company Agent, the entire
family say they like Kodiak and
are very happy * ~ be here ... we
might add that we, too, are glad
they came to Kodiak . . . Ketchi
kan’s loss is Kodiak’s gain . . .
HOW CAN I?????
Q. How can I clean a velvet dress?
A. First brush off ns much dust
as you can with a soft brush: then
turn the dress inside out and hang
it in the bathroom while you take
a hot shower. After it’s been
steamed that way, let it dry com
pletely before you handle it
again.
‘Suicide Mountain’
Film At Center
A film entitled ‘‘Suicide Moun
tain'’ will be shown tonight at the
Kodiak Christian Center, begimv
' i at 8 p.m.
This 16 mm film with sound and
in color depicts an interval in the
life of a Japanese couple who were
faced with seemingly insurmount
able difficulties, and decided the
only way out was to climb Mt~ Aso,
and by suicide, end their struggle
for existence. Hideya, the husband
i n i lather in the story, comes
across a religious tract in his poc
ket, just before lie is to end his
life, and as he pauses to read it.,
sees a ray of hope in its message.
His conversion follows, and renew
ed hope.
The film is distributed by Be
rean Gospel Distributors, Inc.
The public is invited to see this
picture. Thfcre is no admission
charge.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts made by Mrs. Delores Hen
derson. (s) Jerome Henderson.
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