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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Celebrate
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eaton
were hosts at a fifth wedding an
niversary party held Saturday
evening, March 28, in the Mecca
Cocktail Lounge. Guests enjoyed
dancing and games, and the
Jsosts received many lovely pres
floats
Among the guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Ball, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. Arth
ur Kizer, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Nelson,Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blank
enburg, Mrs. Betty Orme, Miss
-Thelma Loomis, Miss Velma
Ameling, Miss Ellen Berlin, Miss
Grace Palin, Capt I<eo Whitak
er Sgt Maj. Weylen Tracy,
Lieutenants Nicholas Boolookas,
A*e»» fiaumgart ner, Wallace To
►-Lak. Robert R. Bed well. Fred
Bearell, and Richard Mareellon
i is, Mr. Jack Allman, Mr. Law
. rence Wod linger, Mr. Carl Pajo
* m in and Mr. Roy Snyder.
fFrank Ke n >ton was host to
his employees of the Log Waffle
Shop at an April Pool’s day par
ty held Thursday evening.
Helen Hunter arrived here
-from Anchorage and is now em
ployed at the Log Waffle Shop.
WHY NOT
Eat Here
CAFE
TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
^member. . .
We need at least two (3-)
days notice for
Good Service
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Brich Mueller, Mgr.
The Ladies’ Guild of the Grif
fin Memorial Hospital will meet
on Tuesday, April G at 2 o’clock
at the hospital.
The Women’s Society will
. meet at the Community Baptist
(church on Thursday, April 8, at
2 o'clock. Mrs. A. Holmes John
son will give a book review Mrs.
William Steele will conduct the
devotional service. Guests are
.cordially invited to attend.
I
OF THE WEEK
Cup Cakes
Contributed by
Mary Gregoroff
1 eup^horfening
2 cups sugar
3 egg*
1 tsp flavoring
3 cups flour
4 tsp. Royal Baking Powder
1 tsp salt
1 cup milk
1 cup currants, raisins or nut
meats.
Cream shortening and sugar
until fluffy. Add beaten eggs and
flavoring and mix well. Sift dry
ingredients three times Add dry
i ingredients in small amounts, al
i ternately with milk. Add cur
rants or raisins or nuts Bake in
muffin tins, 20 minutes in mod
erate oven (350 degrees). (Lemon
or almond suggested for flavor
ing.)
By using 3-4 cup shortening
and 11-2 cups sugar this can be
used as a basic eake recipe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbons
enterta;ned a group of friends at
breakfast Sunday at their home
on Mission road. Motion pictures
were taken afterward.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Jaek Wright, the Misses Eiinore
Long aad Nellie Melin, and Lieu
tenants Frank Gnsella, Floyd
Davis and Honeywell.
The Cub
H.E WINANS, Owner
CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Islands Eleetric Cookers
TRY ONE!
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and POPCORN
Candies • Bare of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
W*' w'w-r
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Kodiak Plumbing
&
Sheet Metal Works
Complete Sheet Metal Shop
Latest Machinery
AH Our Work Guaranteed
Win. P. Smith, Owner
Located at Kraft's Dock
1 Miss Beatrice Malutin was
guest of honor at a parry given
at her home Wednesday in honor
of her 13th birthday. Hostesses
were Bonny Nilson, Marian and
Mary Panamaroff
Guests included: Donna Frost
I Theron Torgerson, Dolly Olsen,
j Shirley Beid, Cherie Mo-risen,
Zoe Sholl, Cecilia King, lone
Malutin, Helen Beukers, Eliza
! beth Panamaroff, Lorraine Mag
I nusen, Germaine Madsen, Rosa
bel Morrison, Margaret Malutin
Annie Chichenoff, William Rob
ertson, Christian Loughran, Ve
; rnon Holland, and Edward
I Brown.
Mrs. Rosser Garrison, former
owner rf Rosser’s cafe here and
now a resident of Homer, arrived
here this week by plane and is a
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrisoi’s son
Dean, formerly an employee of
the base here, has just been in
ducted into the Army at Fort
Richardson. Daughter Francis is
attending school at Homer.
Alex McComber, owner of
Dad’s Liquor store, arrived here i
Wednesday after a trip to Roch-1
ester, Minn, where he received !
medical attention at the Mayo,
Clinic
He said he was glad to be back
and the current local snow flur
ries seem mild compared to the
26 degrees below zero weather he
enjoyed while at the clinic.
C0M1N’ & GOIN'
Forest G. Ayers, local man
ager, Alaska Star Air Lines,
reported the following recent
passengers:
Outgoing:
Ralph Oglethorpe, Elmer Arn
eson. Grant Kemp, Wesley
Swails, R. A. Nelson, Mrs E.
Knapp, Henry Futoransky, M.
F Howe, L. J. Whittington, W.
IK. Beall, H. C Bauer, H. S. Bau
er, Lt I P. Anderson.
Incoming:
Fay Brvan, Norman Oie, Tom
Stapleton, Aileen Friedlander.
Earl Hawkins, Esther Shipman,
Lt. Wm. Dean, Helen Hunter.
FINNISH STEAM BATH
BARBER SHOP
Private rooms for ladies
& families
HOURS: 12 to 11 p. m
Sat. & Sun.: All day
Barber shop open everyday
“Take steam baths and
feel like a million”
Swedish St Electrical
massage
College graduate masseur
Located back of
Coca Cola Bottling Works
MODEST MAIDENS
Trademark Registered U S Patent Office
LADIES
LOCKERS
_4rnf\K
GYM. AND fHOWGtZf'.
APreatwa*
“Did any of you fellows find a pair of horn
rimmed glasses?”
KODIAK LIBRARY
Chilkat Blanket & Moccasins
Souvenir Pillow Tops - Native Baskets
IMPORTED
English & Meerschaum Pipes
Jap Hunting Licenses
NEW BOOKS NOW HERE
Parcel Checking - - - 25c
Open 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.—Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
* For your eating pleasure . .. .
MODEL CAFE
(formerly Rosser’s Cafe)
SVUKE TUTSELAS, Owner
na.ii.EiTa
panBaaMBaw—i
I CAMERA CASES
4 CAMERA
FILMS—Alt KINDS
Portraits — Film Developing
and Printing
PHOTO ALBUMS
LOOSE LEAF
FILLERS
Copying of old pictures
and documents
HHSSl PHOTO CO.