SOCIAL IldUS
— Houemuking —
Happenings About Town
Gardening
By Betha Digree
VFW POPPY SALES GOOD
The VFW reported the Buddy
Poppy sales drive, held May 25 and
26, was very successful this year.
Little Vicki Richart, who was
Queen of the VFW Baby contest
last month, sold the first poppy to
Capt. R. W. Allen, Commanding
Officer of the Naval Station, Carla
Wheeler sold the greatest number
of poppies on the base, and Allison
Richey made the most sales in
town.
Lunch was served by Auxiliary
members Saturday to the thirty
six youngsters who sold the pop
pies in town.
GRANDMOTHERS TO MEET
The Grandmothers Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Jape
Pearson, Qtrs. 8-E on the Naval
Station, at 8 p. m. Wednesday,
June 6.
Two new members, Mrs. Tiny
Frost and Mrs. Cameron, were wel
comed into the club at the last
meeting.
WES RHOADES IN ANCHORAGE
Wes Rhoades left Sunday, May
27, on a combined business and
pleasure trip to Anchorage.
Wes will see his sister, Mrs.
Oscar Marquis of Missoula, Mon
tana, who is visiting her daughter
in Anchorage.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
■ The following recipe is one that
we can personally recommend,
having used it for many years.
German Potato Pancakes
1 lb. potatoes
1 egg
2 tsp. flour (or little more)
1 onion (if desired)
Vt tsp. salt
Vi tsp. pepper
Vt tsp. baking powder
2 tbspns. milk
Peel and grate the potatoes (and
onion, if desired) and let stand for
10 minutes to allow moisture from
the potatoes to come to the top;
then remove liquid. Beat egg suf
ficiently to thoroughly combine
yolk and white, and pour into
grated potatoes. Stir with fork;
then add the other ingredients. If
necessary, add a little more Hour
to combine ingredients.
Fry in butter or other fat (pea
nut oil is excellent), making thin
pancakes. When brown on one
side, turn. Serve with any meat or
fish. Can be served as a dessert
with sour cream, or alone with su
gar or apple sauce. In this case,
of course, the onions are left out
The pancakes are also good served
buttered, with crisp bacon. The
above recipe serves two.
4TH FUNDS RECEIVED
Additional funds toward the
Fourth of July celebration have
been received from Sutliff & Son,
Donnelley and Acheson, Kodiak
Electric Association, Hamilton &
KlmbeW: Standard Oil Dr. Paul
Jaeger, Emblem*Club and Kodiak
Mirror.
Also Tory's Cafe, Log Cabin
Liquor Store, Belmont Bar, Kodiak
Hotel, Polar Bear Cafe, Kodiak
Cleaners and Naughton’s Bakery.
Also Bert’s-Wodlingers, Henry
White, Jack Flanders, Tom Greg
ory, Town Club, B. P. O. E., Ships
Tavern, Rhoades Furniture Store,
Montmartre Inn. Beachcombers
and Walter Matter.
VISITOR TO KARLUK
The Very Reverend Roman
Sturmer spent last weekend at
Karluk.
MRS. MARKHAM LEAVING
Mrs. Mildred Markham plans to
leave this weekend for Pomona,
California, where her son has been
attending school.
Gerald will accompany his moth
er when she returns to Kodiak
about June 17.
Also accompanying ftfrs. Mark
ham will be Danielle Ball, daugh
ter of Mrs. Ralph Shupp. Danielle
has been living with her grand
mother in Pomona while she at
tended school there.
MRS. REED IN TOWN
Mrs. Nan Reed of West Point,
Uginik Bay, spent a few days in
town this week on business. She
reported that there had been very
little rain at West Point for a few
weeks, and that there had been
much sunshine.
Mrs. Marian Howe was in town
this week. The Howe’s have moved
from Larsen Bay and are now liv
ing at Zackar Bay.
Little Robbie Hall was injured
Tuesday while playing at home,
having fallen against a wall. He
suffered severe bruises and a cut
ear, but is recuperating nicely.
Robbie is the son of Bob and
Helen Hall.
HALL TO ANCHORAGE
Bob Hall of Kodiak Airways
went to Anchorage last Sunday to
attend the Civil Aeronautics Board
intra-Alaska hearings being held
there. He returned to Kodiak Wed
nesday.
FRUITS FOR ALASKA
Strawberries, currants and rasp
berries are among the fruits that
are adapted to Alaskan growing
conditions, Extension Associate Di
rector Arthur S. Buswell announc
ed recency.
Varieties recommended for Al
aska are listed in a mew extension
circular, “Fruits for Alaska,” Cir
cular 420, compiled by the hor
ticultural staff of the Alaska Agri
cultural Experiment Station. The
publication is available in all dis
trict Extension offices.
“Fruits for Alaska” includes tree
fruits and dual purpose fruits such
as cherries and Juneberry. Alas
kans who do not have a local sup
ply of berry plants will find a list
of fruit seed sources, Buswell rec
ommends that plants be purchased
from local nurserymen if possible.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Re-Kodiak King Crab, Clams and
Fish.
Two days ago through the mail
I received a crab cook book, issued
by Frazar and Co., Inc., New York
City, entitled “New Ways to Serve
Japanese King Crabmeat.”
I want to tell you it made my
blood boil. I have lived in the terri
tory for thirty six years and I
never thought I would see the day
that we Alaskans would let Japan
get away with this. Let me quote
part of a paragraph from the
cook book: “Keep plenty of cans
of Japanese King Crabmeat on
hand—remember when you buy it,
read the label carefully. Be sure
each can you buy contains genuine
Japanese King Crabmeat."
Here we are in Kodiak with a
growing industry right in our
front yard, yet no cook book.
I appeal to the women of Ko
diak, to the organizations, and
fraternities. Are we going to stand
for this? How about some of our
good cooks of Kodiak coming forth
with their own recipes of Kodiak
King crab, clams and fish. Send
them to the Mirror.
Our industries will grow if we
get back of them aari boost our
own products. Look what Hawaii
did with a pineapple! ! ! ! !
I will start the Kodiak crab,
clam and fish recipe parade by
giving you three choice canape
pastes. (Ed. note: These recipes
will be published next week.)
Lets start to clip them out of
the paper and start a collection
towards a Kodiak crab, clam and
fish cook book.
Lets get back of our fish in
dustries. Remember it is your pay
roll, your town, and ydtfr Alaska.
Thanking you,
Mary Norris Shirley
An Alaskan
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announces - the following'1- new
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Beukers, Herman 4353
Boucher, John 2511
Brown, Calvin 2562
Clough, Roger 3271
Connors, James J. 2074
Dinnocenzo, John 2782
Elliott, Roy 2741
Fitzgerald, J. Patrick 2784
Fox, Bernard A. 3523
Hansen, Arnold 2781
Hansen, Loren 4061
Hoff, Herbert 3741
Jaeger, Dr. Paul (Res.) 4703
Jonas, Clifford 3294
Kodiak Saw Service 2841
Lampher, Hyland 2084
Lurie, Richard 2092
'i May, Michael 2133
Mayr, Frederick 2742
Hichardaon, Frances 4381
Richart, John 3171
Rogers, Jerry 3911
Sautner, John 2783
Smith, B. C. 2744
Strigga, Eugenia 2743
Sylling, A1 4694
Therkelsen, Max 4851
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