SOCIAL NuuS
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Happenings About Town
Gardening
By Bethei Digree
NELL CHASE BECOMES
MRS. ROBERT WAAGE
Miss Nell Chase became the
bride of Robert Andrew Waage
Sunday, July 29, in the Community
Baptist Church. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Chase of Kodiak.
The double ring service was per
formed by Rev. John Molletti and
the bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Clarence
Fry, in the absence of her father.
For her wedding, Mrs. Waage
wore a white brocade satin and
taffeta gown with a short train.
Her finger tip veil was of white
net and lace. She carried a spray
of pink roses.
Her sister, Mrs. Clarence Fry,
attended the bride as matron of
honor.
Following the ceremony, which
was attended by a few close
friends, a reception was held at
the Elk’s Hall at four o’clock.
The young couple will reside in
Kodiak until the end of .the
gfoom’s tour of duty in the Navy.
The bride’s father is fishing
commercially and was unable to
be in Kodiak for the wedding.
THIRTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
FOR MILTON SMITHS’
Milton and Edythe Smith cojg
brated their thirty-fifth wedding
ahniversary yesterday.
ANNIVERSARY FOR CHASE’S
UYesterday was the twenty-first
wadding anniversary for Johns and
Dorothy Chase. They could not
celebrate, as John is out fishing.
HRS. CLARK HAS BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Dorothy Clark celebrated
her birthday Wednesday, August
1. According to Dorothy, and we
quote, “I’m celebrating my thirty
ninth birthday again.” .... end
of quote!
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GARDEN CLUB TO HEAD SHOW
A Kodiak Potpourri Show will
be held in the USO Club on Sun
day, September 9, under the aus
pices of the Kodiak Garden Club
in conjunction with various other
organizations.
Present plans include Garden
and Home Produce Displays, as
well as Arts, Hobbycrafts, Kodiak
Artifacts, various novelties and.
for the first time in Kodiak, a
Stamp Exhibition.
A complete schedule and the
names of the division chairmen is
scheduled to appear in next week’s
issue of the Mirror.
The Garden Club will hold a
picnic at Mrs. Elva Horn’s cabin
at Chiniak on Wednesday, August
8. Members wishing information
on the affair are requested to con
tact rMs. Bea Nachtweih or Mrs.
Alice Given.
FORMER RESIDENT RETURNS
Emil Kraft returned to Kodiak
from Phoenix, Arizona this week
after an absence of sixteen years.
Mr. Kraft, who is the brother of
Ben Kraft, is now employed as ac
countant in the office of O. Kraft
& Son. His wife and daughter and
son remained in Phoenix, but are
expected to join him here later.
Kraft is replacing Harold Naugh
ton, who is returning to the Uni
versity of Washington September
10 for further education in ac
counting. Harold has already com
pleted 3 V* years study in his chos
en career. He will continue work
ing at Kraft’s until the end of
August.
MRS. NYE VISITS HERE
Mrs. Elizabeth Nye ol Gold
Beach, Oregon, arrived via PNA
recently for an extended visit with
her sons Don and Orval, and their
families.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Thanks go to Mrs. Margaret.
Cote’, who shares one of her fav-'
orite recipes with our readers this
week.
Macaroni Loaf
1 cup macaroni (cooked)
1 Mt cups scalded milk
1 cup bread crumbs
V* cup butter
1 pimento, chopped
1 tbsp. chopped parsley
1 tbsp. chopped onion
lVz cups grated cheese
salt & pepper to taste
3 eggs, well beaten
Put bread crumbs in scalded
milk. Beat eggs and add to milk
and crumbs; add macaroni, melted
butter and remainder of ingred
ients.
Pour into well-buttered loaf pan,
bake at 300 deg. for 50 minutes.
Turn out on platter and pour a
can of heated mushroom soup over
loaf. Slice and serve.
BROWNIE TROOP NO. 17 PICNIC
Brownie Troop No. 17 went to
Woody Island Tuesday for a day
of swimming, games and picnick
ing.
Mrs. Mary Jane Rickey, troop 1
Leader, and Mrs. Peg Samson, co
leader, were assisted by the moth
ers of several troop members in •
supervising the outing. (
Three young quests joined the
sixteen Brownies in the day of fun
which included roasting weiners
and marshmallows. Brownies who
were present included Jennifer
and Deborah Samson, Loreen
Moore, Jean Hall, Virginia Ross.
Allison Rickey and Louise Harvey.
Also Lorrie Murphey, Joan King,
Patty Sullivan, Dixie Hackman,
Grace Rautzen and Judy Hayes.
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Melanie Draper and Sandra Jes
ser shared a birthday party Satur
day, July 29. The girls and their
guests went roller skating at the
Naval Station rink. They then
gathered at the home of Melanie’s
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Vern Draper
on Mill Bay Road, for lunch and
cake.
Melanie celebrated her thir
teenth birthday and Sandra her
fourteenth.
COUSINS MEET AGAIN
Robert L. Ferguson, Seaman ap
prentice, attached to the I and E
office on the Naval Station, was
surprised’Monday by a visit from
his cousin, T/Sgt. Kenneth C.
Ferguson, USAF, who flew over
here from Elmendorf on the Air
Force shuttle. \
The two hadn’t seen each other
for more than two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Reder
are expecting the arrival of Mrs.'
Reder’s parents, _Mr. ^and Mrs, M.
B. Thomas of Great^Bend, Kansas,
in the near future.
The Thomas’ are looking for
ward to some good fishing while
here, according to Mrs Reder.
Reder is attached to the NS Air
Department as Aviation Eleotron
icsman.
Help to fight cancer. Buy a Can
cer Sword today when the Rain
bow girls contact vou on the
street.
GAME MIGHT '
every
WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
ELKS
CLUB
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HOLMAN AUTO MART
Standard Oil Products
Gasoline, Oil
Tires, Accessories
Phone 3081
HERTZ LICENSE
(2nd in Territory)
New cars by the hour, day, week
or longer. Rates at $10 per day
and 12 cents per mile.
U. S. Rubber Co. Distributor
Automotive, Commercial—
from the smallest to the
largest in tires, etc.
We can effect authorized Franchised Deliveries through the Federal Automo
tive Service m new or used automobiles. Finance and insurance arranged in advance
at lowest rates. You arc free to take your car anywhere in the world.
We can use a few good clean trade-ins at once.
We do body, fender work and refinishing General mechanical work
OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL MIDNIGHT i
fere There Everywhere .
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rou see “red”—and hrilliant, too.
fou don’t have to talk into it, it
;peaks for itself.
*****
We understand from John Cush
ing of the Telephone Company,
sever— more of the decorated
phones will be installed in town.
Looks like Kodiak is getting more
modern every day. First thing yen
knew people v'ill be wanting s'de
vvalks to walk on.
Kodiak Christian Center
Presents
The Great Light
Filmed in Germany — 60 min. long
August 4 8:00 P. M.
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Phone 2612
Kodiak Outfitters
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