• NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Food Subject
Of Importance
The Divison of Maternal and
Child Health of the Territorial
Department of Health has pub
lished a pamphlet, “Food Facts
in the interest of better nutrit
icrn. For many families food tak
es more of the income than any
other item of family living. For
every family, food expenditures
claim a plaoe of prominence in
the budget. To have as good a
diet as circumstances permit may
well be the goal of every family.
Ftor families with growing chil
dren, a well-rounded diet is es
pecially import ant because of the
.relation of food to growth, de
velopment, and general well-be
ing
Familios with a limited a
ino ant of money to spend on food
will find the suggested moderate
cost diet a useful guide to food
selection Families with extreme
ly meager resources will find the
minium-cost diet helpful in sol
ving their difficult problem. Fam
ilies with an income sufficient to
meet all needs comfortably have
more choice in spending. For
itaem, the bulletin suggests a
liberal diet or a moderate cost
adequate diet Either offers max
imum returns in nutrition and
health and in pleasing variety of
food from day to day.
A plan has been worked out
with €he cooperation of Mr. Ara
by Frederick, Boy Scout Execu
tive for Alaska, whereby the
Scouts will distribute the pamph
let in those towns throughout
the Territory that have Scout
tmope. The local Boy Scouts will
distribute the pamphlets in Ko
diak.
Mr. Claude Hirst, Superin
tendant of the Office of Indian
Affairs, and Mr. James Ryan,
Territorial Commissioner of Ed
ucation, are aiding in the distrib
ution of “Food Facts" in other
communities. We suggest that
you have this ptpnphlet and use
it as a guide to eating and buy
iug Additional copies of ‘ Food
Facts'* may be obtained from
the Public Health Nurse or by
waiting to Territorial Depart
ment of Health, Juneau, Alaska.
Meriam Harvey, daughter of
Sgt. and Mrs. Steve Harvey, is
now working part time at the
Kodiak Library
□ F THE WEEK
Corn Yeast Roll
(contributed by)
Mrs. G. L. Gibson, Kodiak
l-2.cup yellow cornmeal
3 Tbsp. sugar
1 tsp salt
2 cups milk
3 Tbsp butter
1 yeast cake
1-2 cup warm water
2 eggs
3 to 4 cups flour
Take cornmeal, sugar, salt
and milk, mix throughly and |
cook on low heat until thicken
ed Add butter and cook J 5 min
utes. Let cool to luke warm
Soften yeast cake in warm wa
ter and add to first mixture. Add
slightly beaten eggs and the flour.
Let rise until double in bulk,
roll, out, let rise 30 minutes and
bake in hot oven
Women’s Society Meets
The Women’s Society of the
Community Baptist Church met
at the church on Thursday. Miss
Cecile Tucker opened the meet
ing with a devotional service.
The speaker for the day was Mr
Morony, who told of the life and
influence of St. Patrick
Mrs. R L Clifton presided
over the bus'ness session which
followed. Cheif item of business
was plans for the St Patrick’s
Day dinner given March 17. The
tea table was attractively decor
ated with a green moss center
piece and green candles.
Mrs. Royal Monson and Mrs.
Maurice Briggs were hostesses.
Mrs F.Lahtonen and Miss Char
lotte Kendrick who are soon to
leave Kodiak, were asked to pour.
Birthday Party
Mrs Scotty McCrae and Mrs.
Dick Murray entertained a num
ber of friends at their apartment
in the Felder Building St. Pat
rick’s Day evening in honor of
the birthday anniversary of the
former’s husband.
Present to enjoy the party
were: Mr and Mrs Bob Slater,
Mr. and Mrs. Beb Bassett, Mr.
and Mrs Bob Gilmore and Mr.
Murray besides the guest of hon
or and the hostesses.
KODIAK LIBRARY
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TRAYS ALBUMS
GIFTS - SOUVFNiRS - BOOKS
Open 11:00 a m to blackout—Sunday 9:00 a m. to 6:00 p.m.
Next to the Brown Bear Cafe
Women have been busily can
vassing the town this week by
districts seeking contributions
for the Emergency Fund of the
American Red Cross The drive
is for four days.
CANDY BALE
We are closing out our entire
stock of candy at Seattle prices
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To the Voters of Kodiak
On April 28th, 1942, the Primary Election for Alaska takes place.
YOU are the Government of Alaska and your vote is as valuable
as any other vote. It is your DUTY to vote!
The Kodiak Central Labor Council indorses these candidates as
friends of organized labor and respectfully ask you to support
them.
For Delegate
For Territorial Treasurer
For Commissioner of Labor
For the Senate
For the House
Anthony Dimond "D
Oscar G. Olson ”D’
Michael J. Haas WD’
Don Carlos Brownell ”D
alter E. Huntley
William A. Egan
Stanley McCutcheon w
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Kodiak Central Labor Conncil
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