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juska Are Doing
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lieso* the Pioneer Worn
officers for the com
tomen’s Civic Club is a
new by-laws and consti
, conform with regulat
hey may join the Alaska
on of Women’s clubs.
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;1 nb Wrangell has ever
ider way.
r for a bazaar to be held
>i~ 6 is being readied by
nen's Society for Christ
ice.
WEDDINGS
>ney* hamberlain
»eth B. Money became
e of Maurice G. Cham
Friday, November 14 at
n. in a ring ceremony at
onage of the Community
Church.
asses were Jeanette R.
n aid of honor, and Will
Icleod, best man.
couple will make their
i .Kodiak.
Armstrong-Opp
INT. Armstrong, Somers
»a, and Edward A. Opp,
were married in a ring
*y in the Community
Church Monday at 7:30
iride carried a Rainbow
' white leather with white
Charles Willis, Jr. was
of honor, and Robert A.
was best man.
touple will reside in Kod
Myers-Whirry
Erma Myers, Brookings
> and Mr. Donald E.
were married at the Bap
3onage November 8 at 8
•ev. Gregory S. Morony
Qg
ge R. Hassett and Robert
iks were witnesses, and
airry’s parents were pre
Elite
wing Shop
Mrs. C. L. Fenton
drs. Ken Wakefield
Operators
ss-making
Sewing
Alterations
Wakefield Residence
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Of The: Week
Fish Piroque
(Russian spelling. “Nupok’’)
Contributed by
Mrs. Carl Pajoman
The following recipe for pir
oque is one of the many that ex
ist as the>e are different kinds
of pnoque. Different vegetables
are used in some especially car
rots; salted, fresh or canned fish
may be used; and different kindi
of dough are employed This one
is fairly simple, and will serve 4
Ingredients:
Pie dough
(enough for two ordiary pies)
1 cup rice Piece of butter
3 onions 1 rutabaga
1-2 medium or 1 small cabbage
1 large can salmon
3 hard-boiled eggs Salt & pepper
Boil the rice, add piece of but
ter, and let cool. Fry the rutaba
ga chopped fine, the cabbage
well-sliced and the sliced dried
onions together. Start with the
rutabaga as it takes longest to
cook, be geneious with the grease,
and stir well and let cook slowly
so it will not burn. When done,
and after boiling eggs hard, you
are ready to arrange the ingredi
ents.
Cover the bottom of a shallow
cookie tin with the dough as you
would making pie. Then place
a layer of rice, another layer of
half the vegetables, a layer of
the hard boiled eggs, and a lay
er of fish. Season with salt and
pepper to taste, then use re
maining ingredients for more
layers in the same order. Use
the remaining dough to mold
over the top and sides Bake one
hour in a hot oven (400 degrees)
When done serve at tab e.
If fresh or salt fish is used it
may be placed in the layers
whole, or cut in thin str’ps. Salt
fish is preferred. A deep pan may
be used in place of the cookie tin.
The couple will reside in Kod
iak.
Church Women
Sponsor Dinner
The Women’s CIu') of the Rus
sian Church are sponsoring a din
ner at the American l.egion hall
tomorrow November 23.
Serving will start at noon and
continue until 6 o’clock, and the
charge for each dinner will be fif
ty cents.
The main dish will be a Rus
sian dish, piroque. *
(For recipe, see this page )
Hentons Entertain
Mr. and Mrs Fred Henton en
tertained with open house Thank
sgiving day. Many friends drop
ped in.
Well-known Juneau
Optometrist Here
Dr Rae L Ilian Carlson, op
tometrist, arrived in Kodiak tn
the Mount McKinley, and has
opened offices in the Sunbeam
hotel where she available for pre
scribing and fitting eyewear.
This is Dr. Carlson’s third vis
it to Kodiak, and she expects to
remain here until adout Decem
ber 4.
She has 26 years experience in
optometry, and has practised 17
years of them in Alaska. She is a
graduate of the Rochester School
of Optometry, and is secretary' of
the Alaska Board of Examiners
in Optometry'.
Dr. Carlson said she enjoyed
her trips to Kodiak, but is won
dering this time what she will do
w th all the heavy clothing she
brought with her for iho bitter
cold she expected that hasn't
materialized. She said Juneau
has been having “a real cold
spell”.
She also said she appreciated
the patronage given her here,
and hoped eveyone would make
their appointments early to en
able her to give the best service
possible.
Andrew Johnson’s birthplace in
Raleigh, N. C., has been moved
to three different localities.
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