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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Rotary Club Names
Miss Representative
Shirley Reid, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, was ap
pointed by the Rotary club at
its luncheon Tuesday as “Miss
Representative” to correspond
with a student in Cuba, who will
he chosen by the Cuban Rotary
eiub. Shirley is in the 7th grade.
The plan for having the stud
ents correspond came at the sug
gestion of the Cuban club, as a
measure toward “fuller under
standing” between Cuba and
the United States.
M'S Margaret Critchett, la
boratory technician at the Grif
fin Memorial hospital, left re
cently for the States.
George Kopos, recent owner
of the Belmont cafe, left recent
ly for Seattle.
Bob Gieselman, H. O Webb,
and Ingolf Kriken, base em
ployes, were among recent out
going passengers.
Reoent pa-ssengers from Kod
iak included Mrs. Otis Lape for
Janeau;Joe Rebarich, Seward
Edia Skarit, Juneau.
Mrs A G. Heath, who form
erly worked at Armstrong’s
liquor store, left recently for the
states.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Dunn
were among recent passengers
booking passage to Seward. Mrs.
Dunn was employed at Bert’s
drug store and Mr. Dunn at the
base
Dr. A R Roberts left recent
ly for Cordova where he will be
joined by Mrs. Roberts and their
infant daughter and proceed to
Anchorage, where Dr. Roberts
plans to locate Before leaving
he completed sale of hie office
here to Dr. Sullivan.
TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
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We need at least two (2)
days notice for
Good Serviee
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
! Gale A. Tierney and Blanche
j Johnson, were married March 13
' hy U. 8. Commissioner C. C.
Naughton in the living room of
the Commissioner’s home. Wit
nesses were Esther Bohannon
and Denver Parks.
OF THE WEEK
Lemon Pie
Contributed by
Mrs. Laura M. Olsen
2 cups sugar
2 heaping Tablsp. flour
2 ” ' ” cornstarch
grated rind of 2 lemons
juice of 2 lemons
yolks of 5 eggs
butter, size of walnut
4 cups hot water
Mix ingredients and place in
double boiler. Boil until thick
and cool well before placing fill
ing in pie shells which also have
been allowed to cool
lop with meringue made from
5 egg whites with 2 tablespoons
sugar added, and beaten until
stiff Sprinkle a vety small a
mount of sugar over the merin
gue after spreading it on filling.
Bake in hot oven.
This recipe will make two
small pies
Food Administrator Wickard
estimated the amount of meat
available in the average neigh
borhood would be 2 pounds
weekly, more or less.
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Margaret Hodges, who has
been employed at the Signal
Corps as teletypist left recently
for Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Galvin Johnson
left recently for Seward. Mr.
Johason was employed at the
base and Mrs. Johnson formerly
worked at Helsel's Photo shop
Mr. and Mrs Vincent Speer
left this week for Anchorage
where Mr. Speer has been trans
ferred. He had been employed as
a CAA operator here.
Sybil Joyce, formerly of the
Seats order office in Anchorage,
arrived this week to assist in the
‘ local order office.
I M. C Anderson, of the Ag
riculture division of the depart
men of Interior was a business
visitor in Kodiak this week
Kodiak Plumbing j
Sheet Metal Works j
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Oomplet*- lice* Mi'ImJ Slu»»• :
aipst Machinery ’
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Wii P. xSn it l. Owner j
<> • ited at Kraff’g Dock
Chaplain Church
Guest Tomorrow
Tomorrow morning Chaplain
G. P Holman will be guest min
ister at the Community Baptist
church at the morning sermon.
Music will be by the Junior
Choir girls.
This is a continuation of the
p >licy to have fellowship with
the Army and Navy chaplains
by inviting them into the pulpit
of the church The service begins
at 11:1ft am and the public is
I invited to attend and hear Chap
lain Holman, who already is
known and liked by a large part
of the congregaion
At the evening Gospel Hour
at 7:30 the Pastor will preach.
The sermon is: The Valley of
Baca.
Mr. and Mis Arthur Kizer,
Mi. and Mrs. Eric Blankenburg,
Gail Blankenburg and Betty
and Jimmy Tolbert enjoyed an
outing and picnic dinner at
Camp Hideaway on Island Lake
Sunday.
Grace Woodcock, founerly
employed at Dell’s cafe is now
cooking at the new “Why Not
Eat He.. Cafe’’.
Mrs. Doris T-andin, of the
Griffin Memorial hospital, left
recently accompanied by 10- <
year-old Marie Swensen, who js
to be admitted for treatment at
the Seattle Orthopedic hospital.
George Graves and two child
ren, accompanied by Mrs. Eve
lyn Olson and infant, left recent- j
ly for Seattle. Mrs. Olson is a ]
sister of the late Mrs. Graves. j
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Conners
jleft recently for Seattle where!
they will visit before going on to
San Diego. Mr. Connors haa
been employed at the base.
Tony Norikoff was released
from the Griffin Memorial hos
pital this week after a recent
operation.
Mrs. Jay Tolbert is now em
ployed in the grocery depart
ment of Kraft's store.
g HOURS: 12 to lip. m
| Sat. & Sun.: All day
Barber shop open everyday
“Take steam baths and
feel like a million’’
Swedish & Electrical
massage
College graduate masseur
Located back of
Coca Cola Bottling Works
RIODEST MAIDENS
Trademark Registered j 8 Puiaut Office
LOST
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“There’s a blonde here, but no red-heads have
been turned in today, Sir.”
KODIAK LIBRARY
Indian Dolly & Moccasins Lapel Pins
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 am. to 6:00 p.m.
For your eating pleasure . ...
MODEL CAFE
(formerly Rosser’s Cafe)
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SMIKE TUTSELAS, Owner
CAMERA CASES
CAMERA
ACCESSORIES
1 FILMS-ALL KINDS
Portraits — Film Developing
and Printing
Copying of old pictures
and documents
HELSEL PHOTO CO.
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