SOCIAL NOTES
— Homemaking —
Happenings About Town
— Gardening —
By Betha. Dtgree
TOMORROWLAND GARB AT FASHION SHOW—Model Audrey
Garcia (right) displays her tomorrowland garb—a dazzling suit with
an umbrella-like “beep-beep” radio receiver—with which she led the
procession of models at Los Angeles Jan. 5 before the 1,000 buyers
attending the California Fashion Creators spring show. Her garb was
strictly an attention-getter. Model Rixann Delman displays some
thing a bit more practical—a middy playsuit with a pirate’s hat
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(Ij/S "My skin is very sallow with dark, sort of
gray-looking shadows. How could I add color with
out looking too made-up ?"
^:por a casual but concealing complexion
cover -to Help take some of the sallowness away
from your skin,fry a sheer liquid make-up in a
faintly pink or'blushing'shade.
Squeeze a few drops of the make-up from
the bottle and apply rt over your entire face.
'Now, buff it lightly with a tissue.
To heighten your color and lend animation to your
face, apply cake rouge directly over your make-up.
To do,smile and pat the cosmetic very lightly on
your cheek mounds. Brush with a tissue until the
tint is faint enough to look completely natural
Of This And That
A Merry Christmas and a Very
Happy New Year to all those who
are celebrating the Russian Holi
days this week and next. Our best
wishes to each one of you.
A vacation is a wonderful
time .... even when it is for
only four days. One looks forward
to going shopping for all those
articles one cannot find locally,
and then coimes home without
many of the things wanted be
cause there are too many shops
and too little time.
The really bad time is when one
tries to settle down to work a
gain .... think we will start a
campaign for more, and longer,
vacations!
Speaking of vacations, Larry
and Sigrid YVodlinger left via PNA
Wednesday morning for a two
months long holiday. The staff at
Wodlinger’s Drug Store have a
new slogan."Hurry Hurd is
back—we gave Larry the sack.”
Joe Maxwell and Lloyd Howe
from Uyak Bay were in town for
a few days this past week.
A recent letter to BiJl and Sue
Wood brought the news that Roy
Coble is now able to be up and
about on crutches. His wife,
Cassie, is improving slowly and is
still in the Renton Hospital, Ren
ton, Washington.
The Cobles’, who were both
seriously injured in a car crash
several weeks ago,, requested that
we convey thanks for the many
cards and letters sent to them, and
to extend their best wishes to their
many friends in Kodiak.
Virginia Johnson, who lives with
Bob and Helen Hall during the
school year, arrived in Kodiak
Wednesday from her home in
Parks where she spent the holi
days.
—o—o—®—
Many interesting things happen
in the villages around the Island
and in the outlying district. We
would really like to report them...
BUT... at present we have no
means of learning of those hap
penings.
So—we are asking our readers
in the outlying areas to write us
when there is a wedding... a new
baby... a death... someone mov
ing elsewhere... anything that is
news.
We wish that we could visit
each village but there just isn’t
time to do that and get the work
done. Perliaps, during the coming
summer months, we may manage
a trip or two. In the meantime,
send us the news and we shall be
most happy to publish it.
We have been informed that
Rev. Judson Masters and his wife
are now at Crow Agency, Montana,
and have taken over the Indian
Mission there.
Being on committee of civic
organizations can be rewarding in
many ways* but one sometimes
becomes discouraged when there
are notes of discord and hidden
undercurrents at meetings.
Personal animosity s u re i y
should be left at home when a
group meets for the purpose of
doing something constructive in a
town ... But it doesn’t always
work out that way, and then tne
meetings can be anything but en
joyable .. . one feeis as Inougn
mere might be an embarassmg ex -
plosion at any moment
No one likes everyone else (in
cluding the writer) but dislikes
certainly should not be permitted
to interfere with the work to be
done.
Sounds bitter, but such a meet
ing can be rather upsetting ... just
attended one!
Melisa Renee, weighing 6 lbs. 6
ozs.,. was born on December 19,
1957 to Angelina and Miles C.
Medearis Jr., ET1, USN on the
Naval Station. We usually '*~*'"***®
a report of new babies from the
Naval Station, but we had none on
Melisa and have just learned of
her arrival.
Had a report this week of a mr®
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Cooking is on Ancient
And Very Honorable Art
By Max Winkler
President, Restaurants Longchamps
Thp first cook probably was the result of a mealtime accident
We can* picture a slant-browed caveman dropping into the
by which they were warming themselves^ a ptec he grabbed
passing across to his mate. A little time wa. gtni war
something with which to retrieve it Tasting it to see ii it
fit to eat, he found it to be most palatable. meat ot.
This undoubtedly marked the last appearance ot raw meat
that caveman’s menu and the start of his effor P follow
roasting. At least the art of cookery wa S \ j below
directions carefully in turning out ^ work of art des^bed beta.
you will have some idea how far it has progressed o\er me
turies.
BEEF a la DEUTSCH (serves 6)
1 veal kidney, sliced
2Vi lbs. prime tenderloin of
beef, sliced
1 t*up olive oil
2 cups sliced onions
1 cup fresh mushrooms
Soak kidney overnight in salt water. Browtnh^efibvefffina^fltesd r*
in vn.run olive oil over high heat not more than five minutes, tie
move. Pour sauce over meat and serve Ytith, Gp^e^with DaSe*
(thick slices of cooked potato fried in butter). Garnish with parsley
SASaute onions until brown in remaining olive oli Add mushrooms
green peppers, garlic, tomatoes and wine; simmer V» hour,
hist minute add olives.
1 cup minced green peppers
1 clove garlic, mashed
3.fresh tomatoes, peeled
*4 cup Madeira wine
6 green olives, sliced
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