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Happenings About Town
Gardening
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Glittering Fashions
Shown at Luncheon
Mar Lou’s presented thenew fall
fashions in a style show given at
the Officer’s Wive's Club Lunch
eon on the Naval Station, Thurs
day, October 11. Highlights of the
show were the Liili Ann suits jn
the new fall shades and fabrics.
Casuals with an oriental touch
were shown in the new taupe and
mauve shades. One in particular
was the Eta Lee Original sheath
in mauve and trimmed in dyed-to
match peau de soie combined with
a sand color coat with split hem
line and embroidered oriental
scene border.
Interspersed throughout the
show were maternity styles by
Charles L. Lewis, Cover Girl Ma
ternities and I-ady-in Waiting or
iginals. These fashions covered the
full range from casual to cocktail
wear for the Blessed Event group.
Beautiful cocktail ai esses in lav
ish materials from pure silk faille
to charcoal Mylar Lame' were
modeled for the ladies attending
the luncheon and many a “Oh"
and “Ah” were heard as the par
ade progressed into the exquisite
formals which were cieated out of
imported French lace, nylon chif
fon, tulle and combinations of vel
veteen and silk organza.
It would be difficult to choose
from the many fabrics, vibrant
colors and styles—however, tne
showpiece in the formal line was
of lame colored nylon tricot chif
fon with draped bodice lavishly
embroidered with gold sequin
braid. One shoulder was covered
with a wide band and dropped
free in soft folds to the hemline
of this full length formal.
Commentary was by Louise
Spencer and the models were Jean
Misantoni, Muriel Lentner, Kay
Vaughn, Julie Smith, Shirley
Younglove, Doris Kendrick, Donna
Saylor and Isabelle Crook.
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Dressers for the models were
Marge Gibbons arid Betty Bishop.
Books Donated
To Public Library
Several books were recently pre
sented to' the Kodiak Community
Library. The Board wishes to
thank Jo Ann Knudsen, Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Clegg, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hamahn, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kraft and Merle Snyder
for their contributions to the book
shelves. •
Elizabeth Nelson
Weds W. Anderson
Miss Elizabeth Beverly Nelson
and William Anderson were mar
ried Sunday, October 7 in the Rus
sian Orthodox Church. The Very
Reverand Gerasim Schmaltz and
the Reverend Roman Sturmcr of
ficiated at the ceremony.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
and Mrs. Alfred Nelson of Afog
nak, wore a white satin gown with
net overskirt. Her finger tip length
veil was of white net. She carried
a bridal bouquet of pink roses.
Mrs. Reginald Gunderson, matron
of honor, wore a beige suit with
brown accessories and a corsage of
red roses.
Bridesmaids, Kathryn Chichen
off, Toni Lindgren, Lydia Mahle,
Marie Anderson, June Magnusen
and Marie Nelson wore matching
gowns of blue. They carried nose
gays of. pink and white carnations.
flower girls Vicki Nelson and
Martha Anderson were also gown
ed in blue and carried baskets of
yellow and white carnations.
The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Anderson of Kodiak, was
attended by Samuel Nelson, cousin
of the bride. Crown bearers were
Reginald Gunderson, Robert Small,
Peter Nelson and Alfred Nelson.
A reception was held at the
chin eh following the ceremony.
Wives Of CG Men
To Hold Luncheon
The Junior and Senior Coast
Guard Wives Clubs will gather to
gether for a luncheon on October
'17. The luncheon will begin at 1
o’clock.
The affair is primarily to get ac
quainted, and will include the
wives of officers and enlisted men
of the CG unit. All the wives of
Coast Guard personnel are invited.
The original club was organised
in 1953, and later two clubs were
formed. Officers of the senior .club
are: President, Clair Fuller; Sec
retary, Sara Jane Aseltine; Treas
urer, Mary McDuffe and Linson
Officer, Rita Toos. Officers in the
junior club are Jean Vandenberg,
President; Vice-president, Lynne
Greene; Secretary, Joan Cole and
Treasurer, Ann Spinato.
SOIL TESTING KIT
USE DEMONSTRATED
Members and guests of the Ko
diak Garden Club were given a
demonstration of the use of soil
testing kits at the meeting of the
club held Wednesday evening at
the home of Alice Given.
They were also shown how to
preserve flowers with the use of
borax. Mrs. Millicent Kulberg gave
a demonstration of flower arrange
ments, using containers brought
by members.
Guests at the meeting included
Mrs. A. T. Hall, Mrs. Gladyne
Stewart. Mrs. Marge Ferrell, Mrs.
Bea Holden and Mrs. Sybil Boggs.
HALLS VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hall of Edge
ly, North Dakota arrived last Sun
day to visit their son and daugh
ter-in-law, Robert and Helen Hall,
and their children. The visitors
plan to stay in Kodiak for an in
definite time.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Ham and Sweet Potato Crunch
2 cups cooked ham, cut fine
2 cups mashed sweet potatoes
% tspn. salt
V4 cup milk
1 tspn. butter or margarine
1 egg
Vb tspn. nutmeg
Vs tspn. cinnamon
V2. cup crushed pineapple
2 cups crushed cornflakes
2 to 4 tbspns. fat
Combine all ingredients except
cornflakes and fat. Shape into 8
patties. Dip in cornflakes. Melt 2
tbspns. fat in skillet. Brown pat
ties slowly, adding more fat as
necessary. Fry on both sides until
crisp and well browned.
PIO OFFICER TRAVELS
VISITS MAINLAND CITIES
Lt. Helen Upson, PIO Officer on
the Naval Station, returned last
week from a trip in the interior
and to coastal cities on the Main
land.
Miss Upson flew to Fairbanks,
visited the University at College,
and drove with some friends to
wards Livingood. visiting the gold
mining dredges along the way. Re
turning to Fairbanks, the party
continued along the highway to
Valdez, and later Seward.
Lt. Upson expects to remain
here until December 1, when her
relief is expected to arrive.
Two Local Youths
In Oregon College
James Anderson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Anderson. Kodiak, and
John Molletti, son of Rev. and Mrs
John Molletti, Kodiak, are among
more than 700 students enrolled
at Linfield college, McMinnville,
the 1956-57 college year.
Oregon, for the fall semester of
Mr. Anderson is a freshman
Physical Education major, and Mr.
Molletti is a freshman Pre-Medi
cine major.
First week of school was filled
with orientation, testing, regis
tration, first classes, receptions
and banquets as new students be
came acquainted with the campus
and returning students renewed
friendships and started club ac
tivities.
Linfield is a 55-acre, liberal
arts, co-educational institution em
phasizing higher education under
conditions of Christian leadership.
Last year the college commemor
ated its 100th year in McMinnville.
The college is a member of the
Association of American Colleges
and Northwest Association of Sec
ondary and Higher Schools and an
associate Liberal Arts member of
the National Association of Schools
of Music. It is approved by the
American Association of Univer
sity Women and for pre-medical
study by the Americain Medical
Association.
CAPT. ALLEN RETURNS
Capt. R. B. Allen Commanding
Officer at the Naval Station arriv
ed back in Kodiak this week from
an official visit to Washington, D.
C. While there he saw several who
had previously been stationed here,
including Adm. Knneth Craig.
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and Nome. When the land is no
longer required, the Corps of En
gineers notifies the BLM and ic
turns it to public use.
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Pete Deveau “enjoyed' perhaps
about the shortest term of office
as Mayor that one could He as
sumed the chair Monday night for
a brief minute to swear in the new
Mayor, Ole Johnson, who is also
the old. According to the City At
torney, the validity of writing in
a candidate for Mayor is a ques
tionable procedure, and actually
without rendering a final verdict
he gave it as His opinion that il
was contrary ta proper election
procedure. However, the Council
could and promptly did non John
son in, before he could change his
mind.
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We want to commend the new
Council in their approach to their
duties, and particularly in not
making a hasty decision oil the
Cold Storage problem. Action is
desired, and soon, on thi3, but
when you start talking lawsruits
and litigation, a review of what
has preceded and u briefing be
fore hand is all to the good.
Get an education. Register for
the Adult Education Classes.
Phone 3041 for information.
Now PlayiDi] at Ihu MONTMARTRE INN
AH Girl Band
The Dody j. Trio
Formerly playing at the Show Bar & Malemute
Saloon in Anchorage
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