Here s a party-perfect recipe for morsel-like hors d’oeuvres
that can be made with only three ingredients: pastry dough
spicy deviled ham and a little onion. You begin with the same
hasio pastry dough for both the Pin wheels and Party Rounds—
tasted'6 the m°St temptmK’ easy- hot hors doeuvres you ever
Party Pastries
1 recipe pastry
2 4*/2 ounce cans deviled
ham
1 tablespoon finely chopped
onion
Make your favorite pastry dough. Roll into rectangular shape,
, inch thick. Mix deviled ham and onion together. Cut pastrv
no 1 inch rounds with small cookie cutter, dipped in flour
l rick each round with fork. Spread half the rounds with deviled
p?“ m,Xru, T°P ea<* another round, pricked side up
15 m1n0uti"MakesClI 8 SheCt‘ Bake at 400 desrees F tor
,/P^’lhZ-8iS%tCnd-rf,ixtuC? °ver pastry shaped like a rectangle.
4 lnch l.l"cl|'Rnjl jelly-roll fashion. Slice and bake at 400 de
grees F. for 15 minutes. Makes 30.
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All Their Friends Are Invited
To The Maclntosh-Halstead Reception
Fayrene Macintosh and “Toot’
Halstead will be married at 7 p.
m. in Kenai this Saturday night.
Fayrene operates the Talk-O’-the
Tttwn Beauty Shop in Soidotna
and “Toot’’ is a popular bar own
er in Kenai.
The reception is scheduled for
S p. m. and will be held at the In
let Bar which has been taken
over for the evening to accomo
date this popular couples' host of
friends.
In the confusion and excitement
of preparing for her wedding
Fayrene is afraid she may have
overlooked sending invitations to
some of her and the groom’s
many friends has asked that a
note be included to the effect that
all of their friends are invited to
the reception with or without a
formal invitation.
Kenai Peninsula growers harv
ested 470 tons of potatoes this
year, the recent survey of the Al
aska Division of Agriculture dis
closes. This figure is 102 tons
higher than last year.
Thanksgiving
Service Held
At Wildwood Sta.
The annual Kenai community
Thanksgiving service was held at
the chapel at Wildwood Station
last Wednesday evening.
Capt. Robert Rockwell, chap
lain at Wildwood, conducted the
service and local pastors from
Kenai, Rev. Carl Glick, Rev. Dan
iel Harlan and Rev. James Rose,
participated.
The Thanksgiving Eve service
was given by Major Randy Clark
of the 5040th hospital at Elmen
dorf Air Fccce Base, Anchorage.
Major Clark, a doctor, is also an
ordained minister of the Assem
bly of God church.
Organist was Mrs. Jack Mor
ris of Wildwood. Music for the
service included an anthem by the
chapel choir of the Methodist
church under direction of Miss
Pat Rose.
FREE!
GET ACQUAINTED
BARBECUE
Sunday, Dec. 3
The New Management at The
Ace of Clubs
Restaurant
JN SOLDOTNA
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SOUTHERN PIT
BARBECUE
FROM THE OLD SOUTH
Ribs - Chicken - Beef - Ham
OUR SPECIAL
Bar-b-cue Hamburger
Cols Slaw and Southern Baked Beans Served With all Orders
SOLDOTNA - PHONE 262-1114
Lighted Match
Plus Gasoline
Brings Burns
Mark Chisum, contractor, un
dertook t ) show Morris Miller
how to operate a power plant gen
erator at ( hr urn's homestead on
Island Lake north of Kenai a
few day., ago. Mark mixed diesel
fuel and gasoline together to get
ike generator started and then
Id a match which ignite 1 the fuel
in a flash fire.
C hisum raised his left hand to
cover his face. His face and the
hnu- on his head were singed and
the left he 1 burned to the wrist.
His insulated underwear top melt
ed and he received first degree
burns on the chest. Attempting to
put out the fire, he also burned
his right htnd.
Marks wife, Dovey, took, him
to the home of Jack Hinnerriian
(Mark’s brother-in-law) and Hin
nerman took the injured man on
into Wildwood Station for treat
ment, as the doctors at the Clinic
;n Soldotr.a were in Seward per
forming an operation. The- mili*.
'.ary physician bandaged Ohisum’s
left hand and put it in a sling and
treated him for pain.
Mr. and Mrs. Chisum then went
on to Anchorage where theyuplam
ned to spend a few days when
the accident occured. Mark had
been showing Miller how to op
erate the generator so that he
could serve as ovc -eer of the
homestead while the Chisum’s ;
were away.
Spruce Hen Hunt
Ends in Tragedy
An Anchorage man accidently
shot and killed himself Saturday
afte.noon, Nov. 11, with a bor
rowed gun at the conclusion of a
spruce hen hunt near Naptowne.
Dennis Charles Brown, 20, an
employee of the Alaska Railroad,
his wife and three friends from
Anchorage reportedly were vis
iting other friends in a cabin two
miles up the Kenai River fiom
Naptowne.
According to the state trooper
investigating the accident, Brown
borrowed a .22 caliber revolver
to go spruce hen hunting. On
his return he was twirling the
gun on his finger when it dis
charged with the bullet striking
him in the right temple.
>Mejnbers of the paaty were
present and saw the accident as
it occured. His wife was in the
cabin at the time.
Brown was brought to the Cen
tral Kenai Peninsula Medical
Clinic at Soldotna, where he was
pronounced dead on arrival.
ARE ROOMMATES
SOLDOTNA — Two local girls,
Rhoda Sandstrom and Carole Ol
sen, are rooming together at the
Evangeline Residence in Seattle.
Rhoda went to Seattle shortly af
ter graduating from Kenai high
last spring to attend a business
college. She completed the course
late in Ottsbcu and currently is
employed by the Great West Ins.
Co. Carole went Outside in Sep
tember and is now' attending bus
iness college.
Cars Collide
®a icy Road
A head-on-collison on the even
ing of Nov. 11 near the Virgil
Dahler home about four miles
eu't of the SoMotna Y toward
Anchorage resulted in injuries to
several persons and considerable
damage to the two cars involved.
Shelia Rich art, who lives
m a 1 niter house 01 the A. A.
farmer place at Sterling, had her
three small daughters with her
'v npn her car skidded on the icy
mghway and slid to the wrong
side of the road where it was hit
neadon by a car uriven by a John
Smith of Anchorage.
femith repeatedly drove as close
to the ditch as possible to avoid
hitting Mrs. Richart's vehicle. The
inpaet forced Smith’s ear into the
ditch and the Richart vehicle to
the center of the highway. The
Ancnorage man had his parents
and four children in the car.
Lou Morgan, a pa-sing motor
ise summoned State Trooper
Wayne Morgan. Other motorists,
' Jeff ,Hayes and Jim Hartley,
stayed at the scene of the wreck
to direct traffic until the cars
could be removed from the high
way.
Smith, more severely injured
than the others, was taken away
l»y ambulance, the others by car.
All received emergency treat
ment at the Clinic in Soklotna.
°ne of the Richart children re
quired stitches over one eye.
Mrs. Richart broke a tooth and
received injuries to a knee.
KENAI— Sid Stephens, long
time resident of Kenai, recently
returned from his first trip Out
side in 15 years.
Remember the Ace of Clubs New
Years’ Eve party starting at 2:00
p. m. B gger and better than
evt . Plan now to be there.
A-—
Service Expanded
By Telephone Co.
Frans-Alaska Telephone Co.
now has two trunk lines} between
Kenai and rioldotna and has ord
ered equipment for two additional
trunk lilies between the two cities.
The company hopes to have these
in service before January 1, of
ficials stated.
i he office is to bo relocated in
to a new building at Soldotna in
late spring.
On Oct. 20, Trans-Alaska add
ed three long distance trunks now
making a total of five trunk lines
to Anchorage.
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STOVE
HOOKUPS
' ENT PIPING FOR
NATURAL GAS
Penn's
Hardware
REDECORATE
WITH
SPRED
SATIN
INSIDE PAINT
For
c inn s t m a s
SOLDOTNA Phone 262-4121
THE RIG
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and barber shop_ ■
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• Package Store
• Beer to Co
• Cocktails
KENAI
• Cafe
• Meals
• Short Orders
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CAFE HOURS— 6 a.m. until 12 midnight
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley T. Connolly—in the Cafe
BILLY McCANN, WAYNE STERLING AND
BOB PATNODE AT THE BAR
GENEVA ARMITAGE IN BARBER SHOP
BAR HOURS: 8 a.m. thru 1 a.m. or until ?
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