Mrs. W. W. Dootson
New President Of
N. S. Women’s Club
The turning over of the gavel
from Mrs. L. D. Herman, retiring
president, to Mrs. W. W. Dootson,
incoming president of the Navy
Officers’ Wives Club, featured the
Christmas luncheon held Thurs
day, December 8th. Wives from the
Kodiak Navy League also were in
attendance.
A fur fashion show by David
Green, Anchorage, featured the
following models (left to right—
R. K. Saacer, Billie Routzahn, Pat
ty Broadbent, Celia Wholey, Doris
Johnson, Carolyn Stalter, Faye
Seaman, Beth Houston and Judy
Sloan.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIRTHS
A daughter, Josephine, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 5 ozs., was born on Dec
ember 20 to Mary Louise and Nor
man Stiles.
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A daughter, weighing 7 lbs. 3
—
ozs., was born on December 20 to
Genevieve Nancy and Lewis Me
Meeklin.
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A son, Clifton Douglas Lee,
weighing 8 lbs,, was born on Dec
ember 19 to Dolores and Tony
Smaker.
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A daughter, Cheryl Dee, weigh
ing 6 lbs. 2 ozs., was born on Dec
ember 20 to Verna and John Pan
amarioff.
MIRRORD REFLECTIONS
(Continued from Page 1)
man, John Salmine, who came here
a few short months ago, and prob
ably hasn’t had two full days off
since. His family arrived during
the Progress Edition—his wife
could get him for desertion, we’re
sure—she hasn’t seen much of him
since.
A newspaper is supposed to
chronicle the events of the present.
We don’t- often pause to contem
plate our own, but there is a good
bit of life’s drama mixed up in
this job of ours maybe someday
we’ll take time out and tell you
more about it. But it may turn out
Bowling
Emblem Club
W L
Rendezvous Does 45 15
Orpheuim Flickers 36 24
Ship Mates 36 24
Kraft Super mkt. 34 26
King Crab 33 27
City Mfct. 31 29
Frontier Gals * 28 32
Breaker’s 28 32
Beauty-Kraft 26 34
Naughtons 24 36
Mecca 49 Room 21 39
Knudsen’s 18 42
Indiiv. Game Scratch: Elaine
McIntyre 209; Indiv. Series Scratch
Lila Lester, 524; Indv. Game
w/hidcp. 221; Indiv. Series w/hdcp
Dotty Valen, 582.
Mixed Doubles
W L
Hall-Ensslin 36 20
Rich-Marcs 35 21
Island Electronic 35 21
Fuzzy Four 33 23
Lightning Bugs 32% 23%
Aggitators 32 24
Carter-Stover 29 27
Pinhawks 28% 27%
Roysbergers 28 28
Gutter-Snipes 23 33
Sutliff-Jarveila 14 42
Ls & Ms 10 46
High Single Game Scratch Wo
men—S. Marconi 193; Men—L.
Wittich 231; High Single Game
Handicap Women—T. Rockney
234; Men—L. Wittich 249; High
Series Scratch & Handicap Wo
men—H. Hall 524-620; Men—L.
Wittich 646-700; High Team Game
Scratch & Handicap Lightning
Bugs 678-822; High Team Series
Scratch & Handicap Lightning
’ Bugs 1988-2430.
in the telling just as boring as
the man who always wants to talk
about his operation.
As the year 1960 closes, and the
holiday season approaches, we
want to wish all our readers happy
r
get-togethers, and a New Year of
the best.
Sorry, kids, about that snow for
Christmas, but we do like this
mild weather even if it is a bit
wet. Cheerio!
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ON YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
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CHRISTMAS DINNER
Being served from 4 to 12
Choice of Cocktail — Relish Tray — Salad
Hot Mince or Pumpkin Pie — Mints & Nuts
Deep Fried Lousiana Prawns with Hot Sauce
$4.00 DINNERS
Roast Long Island Duck with Spiced Peach
Baked Virginia Ham & Yams
Roast Young Tom Turkey — Cranberry Sauce
$5.50_ DINNERS
Tenderloin of Beef or Top Sirloin Steak with French Fried
Onion Rings
African Lobster tail with drawn butter.
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