SOCIAL NOTES
— Homemaking —
Happenings About Town
— Gardening —
By Betha Digree
Son Born To
Billy Haslips
The birth of a son, John Scott,
weighing 6 lbs. 12 ozs., to Arline
■and Billy Haslip on December 26
was announced by the baby’s
grandmother, Mrs. Sadie Rhoades.
Arline, Mrs. Rhoades daughter,
and her family make their home in
Ontario, California.
RPW MEETING MONDAY
a here will be a business meeting
of the Kodiak Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club Monday,
January 6th at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Torgerson at 7:30 p.m.
Of This And That
Due to the thoughtfulness of the
officers and men if Squadron No. 1
on the Naval Station, ten families
in the Kodiak area enjoyed
Christmas dinner.
The mejmbers of the squadron
delivered ten baskets of food to
Mrs. Eugenia Strigga of the Wel
fare Department for distribution
to those who might otherwise not
have had some of those things
most of us for granted, es
pecially during the Holiday Sea
son. A salute to Squadron No. 1 for
remembering . . . and sharing. . .
Perhaps, after last week with
the low temperature for several
days, we should not boast of being
in the “Banana Belt” of Alaska.
We have a
all those who had frozen water
lines ... we experienced it our
selves:. When it happens once that
seems bad enough, but the second
time (when you haven’t had a
drop of "tit of a tap from
ten-thirty in the evening until
seven-thirty the next evening) is
really frustrating . . . especially
when one looks out of the window
and can see the millions of gallons
of water in the harbor, and not
even enough of the stuff in the
house for that first cup of coffee
in the morning. What a dreadful
way to begin facing a cold morn
ing . . . moans, groans and snarls
... its rough on the long-suffer
ing man of the house!
The USO Club was a busy place
Coconut Macaroons
Easily Made
_ By Betty Barclay —
npIIKSE SIMPLE flaked coconut
macaroons can be made in
minutes and enjoyed for days,' A real
treat in school
box lunches
they re sure to
he a hit. too, at
tea time or for
dessert at din
ner Try them
sooni
Coconut
Macaroons
1 y'2 cups Baker's
Angel Flake Coconut; \/2 cup -Ugar,
1 egg, well beaten; 1 teaspoon J
mond extract.
Combine coconut and sugar and
mix well. Add egg- and flavoring and
blend; let stand 5 minutes. I hen
drop from teaspoon on greased bak
ing sheet Bake in moderate oven
(350°F.) 15 minutes, or until golden
brown. Remove from baking sheet at
once. Makes about 1 dozen large
macaroons.
the Sunday before Christmas when
service men and service families
were guests of VFW Katmai Post
7056 at a Chuck Wagon dinner.
Delicious ham, turkey, barbe
cued beef, salads and home made
cakes were served to 165 hungry
people. The food was so good that
some went back for seconds (I
admit that I was among those re
filling the plates), but it was too
good to pass up.
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A short program, including^
initiation of new members into:
Katmai Post and presentation of
5, 10 and 15 year membership pins,
rounded out the evening.
Another year has gone-the
excitement of parties and presents
is past... those lovely bedecked
trees t,»*e down and lights and
ornaments are stored away to be
forgotten for another year-but
one can have memories of fun,
and read letters and cards from
those old friends so many miles
away... those friends that will
never be forgotten even tho there
are only infrequent letters.
There have been many hours of
happiness for all of us, as well as
times of grief, sorrow and regrets.
Our wish for each of our readers
is that this new year may bring to
you more of the happiness, and
fewer of those dark hours.
Passenger Boats
May Be Inspected
JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec. 23—In
spection of small passenger ves
sels under Public Law 519 (The
Ray Bill) may be started immed
iately if requested by the owner
according to an instruction issued
by Coast Guard Headquarters.
Prior to June 1958 the owner
or operator of a vessel voluntarily
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'Do you think a teen-ager should wear
V perfume?'
/Sit That depends entirely on the teen-ager.
™ However, I*d suggest cologne instead of
perfume. Far one thing.jeu get more of it
for your money' for another, you'll not be
an danger of using too much and overpower*
mg your date, because cologne is lighter,
ItM lasting than perfume.
When buying your cologne, only teot
two or, of +he mo§t,ihr*»•*«*"•
orttrwitt you'll lose -Hie K*rh A**
§pky .musky or htovy scents. *P*J«
do oof sit well on bright, young-gin*.
Stiy with light. florJ frsgrsncts.
Dab your cologne inyeorh*r while ^ifl
from a shampoo *fo give your lock* a swert ^
lingering seen*. Sale empty bottle and me
rh as a sache* in the drawer where you keep
your sweaters or lingerie.
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C-ltST ?wfi Good Cr»owi«K Strvkt 27
submitting to inspection under
Public Law 519 will not be liable
for a penalty because of such in
spection nor will his vessel be re
quired to cease operating duo to
discrepancies found during in
spection.
NOTICE
The lunch counter at the
Pastime is now open at 12 noon.
4-m
NOTICE
The Griffin Memorial Hospital
phone number has been changed
to 5001. 444
NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served
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Some interesting hand carved
Ivory pieces —
Bears, Dogs & Birds — Suitable for
paper weights.
Phone 2631
Fishermen Attention
Because of the Holidays your regular
meeting for January has been post
poned until Wednesday, January 8,
1958, at 8:09 PM. A quorum is
necessary to transact the business
at hand—we need YOU to decide
matters of importance for the com
ing season. Be seeing you on the 8th
at 8:00 PM.
Alaskan Tidelands Oil Co.
Offers you an opportunity to participate in Alaska's coming oil boom and
prosperity. 500,000 acres are being leased in very good area approved
and investigated by a top geologist.
Shares are $10.00 each. Minimum sale 25 shares, or $250.00.
If you are interested contact any of the following:
Emil Knudsen
Henry Neseth
Bob Von Scheele
ACT NOW.ITS A GOOD DEAL