13 HOMEMAKERS TO
ATTEND SHORT COURSE
AT U. OF ALASKA
Home Demonstration Agent
Marylou Lashbrook announced
this week that 13 local home
makers from the Valley have
signed up for the 10-day Home
makers’ Short Course to be held
on the University of Alaska cam
pus October 26 to November 3.
# Those who plan to attend are
tho Mesdames Wenter Harvey,
Robert Crites, Newell Talcott. Al
ba Brooks, James Hurley, Charles
Wilson, R. Hardage. Cloyce Parks,
G. Sehm, Fred Hasekoester, Ern
est Roetman and Martin Olson
and Miss Lashbrook.
Fall Rush Meeting
Held by Beta Sigma Phi
A good membership attendance
and seven guests were present at
the fall rush meeting of Beta Sig
»u Phi, held in the basement of
the Lutheran Church. October 15.
Rushees included Marjorie My
ren, Esther Kirsch Billie DeJulio,
Sharlene Kincaid, Barbara Hea
don, Beverly Roetman and Vir
ginia Gallant. Mrs. Eioise Smith
attended as a transferee. Mrs. M.
D. Snodgrass, retiring director,
and Mrs. Don Irwin, sponsor, also
were present.
Following the business meet
ing»two reels of film were shown
of ‘the New'combes’ trip up the
Yukon. Refreshments were served
by the committee in charge.
The next meeting will be in the
form of a social gathering at the
Lutheran Church basement, Oc
tober 15.
Moose to Sponsor
Alaska's Favorite Game
Palmer Moose Lodge will spon
sor a series of Alaska’s Favorite
Games again this year it was an
nounced this week. Three tenta
tive dates have been set with the
first scheduled for November 8.
Proceeds of this game will be
turned over to the Hospital Bene
fit fund. Second and third dates,
November 21 and December 13
proceeds will go toward the
Moose building fund. The games
will be played at the newly erect
ed Moose lodge building and Wo
men of the Moose will sell re
freshments during each evening.
The committee in charge hope to
have some special entertainment,
musical or perhaps specialty acts,
they added.
COFFEY INSURES
EVERYTHING. REMEMBER?
Civil Defense Urges
Identification Tag
For All Civilians
Juneau—It was recommended
recently by the Federal Civil De
fense Administration that every
I civilian in the United States and
its territories wear an identifica
tion tag bearing his name and j
address, blood type, religion and j
the name and address of a per
son to be notified in case of in
jury or death.
The FCDA recommends that
the metal should be a corrosion
resisting steel, or chrome-iron
type having a high melting point
and which oxidizes slowly at high
temperatures.
The tag wrould serve not only
to identify the injured or dead,
but the mentally ill, shock and
amnesia cases, and small children.
It would facilitate medical atten
j tion, help reunite families and be
useful in legal claims of various
kinds associated with damage to
| or destruction of life and prop
| erty.
Colonel Landreth, Territorial
Director of Civil Defense said,
! “We are investigating the cost,
type and size of the tag. Methods
of distribution are also being
studied.
“Just as quickly as this inform
ation is received it will be made
known to the public,” Landreth
said.
Asst. Sec. of Interior
To Meet With Alaska
Field Committee
Alaska Field Committee
Assistant Secretary of the In- 1
terior Dale E. Doty will attend
the Department’s Alaska Field
Committee meeting at Anchorage
on October 20. It will be the In
terior Department official’s sec
ond trip to the Territory.
The committee, whose new
hcairman is George Rogers of Ju
neau. is composed of representa
tives from all Alaska agencies of
the Department, including the!
Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Bu- 1
reau of Mines- the Geological
Survey, the Alaska Road Com
mission, The Alaska Railroad, the
National aPrk Service, the Bu
reau of Land Management, the
Fish and Wildlife Service and the
Bureau of Reclamation.
People never grow old by liv
ing—only by losing interest in it.
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BING CROSBY, soon to be seen in Para
mount’s ‘Were Comes the Groom;" can
never get enough of his favorite dessert,
Coconut Chiffon Pie, according to his
lovely wife, Dixie. "Bing id simply crazy
about if," said Dixie, joho gladly let me
in on the recipe, "and so are the boys. It
takes at least two whole pies to satisfy
their growing appetites.”
COCONUT LIME CHIFFON PIE
2 ItupooBi gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
3 «n yolk*
cup lima Juice
V4 teaspoon sail
94 cup sugar
3 agg wbiiaa
V« cup sugar
1 teaspoon grated lima rind
Taw' drops groan coloring
9-Inch pie shall or
. baked 9-1-,
graham cracker crust, chiliad
Vt cup cream, whipped and
sweetened
94 cup shredded coconut, plain or
toasted
Combine gelatin and cold water in mixing bowl; mix well.
Beat egg yolks until light. Add lime juice, salt, and hi cup sugar.
Cook in double boiler over hot, not boiling water, until thickened.
Pour over gelatin and stir until gelatin is dissolved. Chill until
slightly thickened.
Beat egg whites until foamy, add Va cup sugar gradually, and
continue beating until stiff. Fold into gelatin mixture. Add lime
rind and green coloring. Pile lightly in pie shell. Chill until firm.
Just before serving, spread with whipped cream and sprinkle with
coconut. H
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Friday, Saturday
October 19 and 20
Shows: 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
Saturday Matinee: 2:00 p.m.
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October 21 and 22
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