SOCIAL NOTES
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Happenings About Town
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By} Bet ha Digree
Church Sponsored
Party At USO Ciub
A party, sponsored by the U.S.O.
Religious Advisory Committee,
which represents all churches in
Kodiak, was held Tuesday in the
U.S.O. Club in honor of members
of Navy Patrol Squadron VP19
who will be leaving Kodiak the
middle of this month.
About thirty members of the
squadron were present at the
party at which Rev. John Molletti
acted as Master of Ceremonies.
Chilled apple cider, donuts of all
kinds and apples had been provid
ed by the churches and entertain
ment was provided by groups from
each church.
A serious note in the evening
was struck by Rev. Molletti when
he mentioned the five members of
the patrol squadron who had lost
their lives in a plane crash at Adak
on October 10th. The whole group
then paid homage to the young
men who would not be returning
home with their squadron.
The party was the first of
"Hospitality Nights" planned to be
held by the Advisory Committee
each month at the U.S.O. Club.
The U.S.O. extends their thanks
to the churches of Kodiak for
their interest, work, and coopera
tion.
Navy Wives Will
Mark Veterans Day
A program to commemorate
Veterans Day is planned for the
meeting of the Kodiak Island Navy
Wives Club 126 on Monday, Nov
ember 11. The meeting will toe
held at the CPO Club and will be
gin at 7:30 pm.
All members are reminded to
bring their canned goods for the
Thanksgiving Basket.
Naval Station
Births
Robert Eugene, weighing 6 lbs.,
was born on November 3 to Ella
Winolee and Berhl Ray Falls, PN1,
USN.
GARDEN CLUB°TO PLAN
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
The members of the Kodiak
Garden Club plan on getting an
early start on Home Christmas
Decorations and each member
will respond with some suggestion
in this regard at the November
20th meeting, to be held at the
home of Alice Given.
An arrangement depicting “Har
vest Bounty" will be presented by
Elva Horn and Leona Dickow.
Guests and new members sure
welcome. For further information
call <4592.'
SOCIAL WORKERS NEEDED
Anyone qualified for Social
Work is informed this week toy
John M. Young, Regional Director,
11th U.S. Civil Service Region,
that applications for positions as
Social Worker with various, Fed
eral Agencies are invited.
Positions to be filled are in
Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washing
(§)• T'm almost fourteen and would like to
^ be popular with boys but I don't know
how to get along with them. Xnever know
what to sag or anything. Could you help me T
fo.% Don't be afraid of them. They’re just boys and probably
^even less adept at making sparkling conversation than
you are. Just don't allow your self- consciousness to lead
you into the following-social pitfalls:
Don't try to hide your uneasiness behind a
gruff and slightly sour facade. This
wouldn't aftract a fly - much less a dale.
Don't waif for the boy to do all the talk
j ing-this only serves to make him feel
: awkward and uncomfortable.
.Never f iy off in the opposite direction,
ether, and become so eager to please and
anxious to be dated that you HF righten
all the boys away.
This doesn't sound exciting but it never fails to work.. !
Just be pleasant, be polity* anymore than anything, be
yourself. Thi* your keg to popularity.
ton and Alaska. Applications on
forms obtainable from the Post
Office, should be submitted by
November 27th
USO SCHEDULE
Today: 6 ip.m. Ping Pong Tourna- i
ment—winner gets free phone
call home to States. 3 p.m.
“Sally and St. Anne”—Anne
Blyth and Edmund Gwenn.
Sunday: Open noon to 11 p.m.
Monday: 8 p.m. Bingo and card
games. Alaska souvenirs given
away.
Tuesday: 2 p.m. Religious Advi
sory Committee meeting.
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Operating
Committee meeting. 8 p.m.
Dance Classes. Instructor, Betty
Reid.
Thursday: 8 p.m. Movie.
Friday: 8 p.m. Card Games—pi
nochle, casino.
Saturday 16th—Service Wives are
reminded of the Bake Sale at the
P.X. Store on the Base, starting
at 11 a.m.
Recipe Of The
Week
i
Quick Dessert
For Fall
m.mBy Betty Barclay
1
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QOMETHING .new, delicious anu
easy to make for Fall appetites is
this “Apple Top Tapioca”. At fami
ly or company
meals, it’s
bound to be a
sure-success . . ,
especially when
made w 1 t H
quick - cooking
tapioca.
Apple Top
Tapioca
1 egg white; 2
tablespoons sugar; 1 egg yolk; 2 cups
milk; S tablespoons quick-cc-oking
tapioca; t/f, teaspoon salt; 2 table
spoon* sugar; \A teaspoon vanilla;
Cooked sweetened apple sections.
Beat the egg white until foamy.
Add t tablespoons sugar and con
tinue beating with egg beater until
meringue stands in soft peaks. Set
aside
Mix egg yolk, milk, quick-cooking
tapioca, salt, ahd 2 tablespoons sugar
in saucepan. Cook and stir over me
dium heat until mixture comes to a
full boil (5 to 8 minutes). Pour a
mull amount of hot mixture grad
ually into meringue, blending well.
Quickly stir in remaining tapioca
mixture. Add vanilla. Let stand 15
•a 20 minutes; stir. Place tapioca
cream in serving dishes. Top with
cooked sweetened apple section*.
Serve warm ojf an hi. Makes ♦ ur ‘
amritam
Snow To Stay
Piles of snow deposited in drive
ways by Bureau of Public Roads
operated plows after highway
clearing will not be removed by
the Bureau free of charge this
year, it has been announced.
The removal of any snow other
than on highways and approved
routes will only be done by the
Bureau on a reimbursable basis
and only if other facilities of snow
clearing are not available.
Tom Sweeney Is
New Patro Iman
Tom Sweeney, 25, who has been
with the Kodiak Police Depart
ment since returning here in
September, has taken the place of
Richard Hess, patrolman who re
signed recently.
He first came to Kodiak in 1953
while serving in the Navy. When
he came out of the Navy in 1955
he married Nancy Norman who
had lived in Kodiak since 1944.
The couple went to Montana
where Sweeney returned to work
Do not miss hearing Eva Gustav
son, Contralto, November 23.
as Civil Engineering assistant for
the State Highway engineers. He ■
lad previously held that position
.n 1949-50.
The couple returned to Kodiak
five months later and Sweeney <
joined the Police Department for ,
,wo months before returning to
Montana in December 1956 to
attend Montana State College
study Mechanical Engineering.
While there he was a member of
the Bozeman Police Force.
When he returned in September
this year, Sweeney was hired sis
jailer with the Police EopartmenU
The Sweeneys have a son, MBna*
15 months old.
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