Kodiak Navy Wives Look Into Mirror
And See For Themselves How It Works
Bill Mason, editor of the Kodiak
Mirror, conducted members of the
Kodiak Navy Wives Club No. 126
on a tour of the plant on Friday,
Nov. 23.
Mrs. Joan Daniels, Mrs. Mose
marie Kennedy, Mrs. Willow Law
rence, Mrs. Barbara Lewis, Mrs.
Elaine Locklair, Mrs. Marla No
wak, Mrs. Rosalie Palmer and Mrs.
Helen Sampson received the op
portunity to see the plant in opera
tion.
The Navy Wives saw how a job
press functions, how the linotype
works, how pictures are made for
the paper, and how the Mirror
Press operates.
Mr. Mason made up a special
edition of the paper with an ar
ticle about the Navy Wives’ visit
utilizing the talents of different
members in relation to the head
ing, composition, proof reading,
etc. He presented a copy to each
woman and also gave each member
a metal slug with her name in type
as a souvenir.
All the Navy Wives agreed the
tour was both informative and in
The Club Corner
ENTERTAIN TOWN TEACHERS
Members of the Kodiak Educa
tion Association were guests of
the Kodiak on-base teachers at
their Nov. 20 meeting in the multi
purpose room of the base school.
Teachers from Kodiak Public
School and St. Mary’s Parochial
School attended the meeting. Host
esses were Mrs. Gladene Stewart
and Miss Betty Schaaf. The theme
was Thanksgiving.
teresting. They also enjoyed meet
ing the Mirror staff.
After the tour Mrs. Lori Boyed
held a going-away coffee for Mrs.
Barbara Lewis who is leaving Dec.
7 for Puerto Rico. Barbara was
presented with a pair of crab teeth
earrings and a Navy Wives com
pact.
OFFICERS CLUB
Turkey topped the menu at the
Officers’ Club, Thanksgiving Day.
Thursday, Nov. 22.
Capt. and Mrs. McCormick, Capt.
and Mrs. Turville, Capt. and Mrs.
Munk, and Capt. and Mrs. Ham
mond were a few of the officers
and their families who celebrated
Thanksgiving Day at the club.
Officers are reminded that
Wednesday is “Bring Your Wife”
night, dinner being held in the
Driftwood Room. Sunday night is
family night.
AIMED AT ARCHERS
A meeting of the Kodiak Bow
man’s Archery Club will be held
at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 3, at the
Roller Rink on Nyman’s Peninsula.
All interested archers are in
vited to attend. For information
call Paul Wallace at 487—2258
after 5 p.m.
CG OFFICERS WIVES CLUB
The Coast Guard Officers Wives
Club hied a luncheon Tuesday,
Nov. 27, at the Officers Club.
At this time nomonation of of
ficers was held. Elections will be
held at their Dec. 18 luncheon.
The club will hold a Bake Sale
at Kraft’s Supermarket at 9 a.m.
Saturday, Dec. 1.
— The Base Breeze --
_By Willow Lawrence.Phone 486—5530
Navy TM’s Seek
Officer Members
Toastmasters International Ko
diak Williwaws 1861 held a meet
ing Tuesday, Nov. 27, from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. at the Officers Club.
Speakers were Lt. J. G. Boomgar
den and Lt. Cmdr. C. L. Howard.
President of the club is Lt. Jack
Page. Toastmaster is CWO Leo
nard Mealor.
The club is interested in new of
ficer members. Meetings are every
second Tuesday of each month at
the Officers Club. For information
call Lt. R. A. Driggers at 7-5710
or 6-5654 after working hours.
Feminine Facts
Having a party, planning a trip,
entertaining a guest? Or do you
have a favorite recipe—what about
some favorite Christmas treat or
a Kodiak seafood concoction—or
a useful household hint? Whisper
it to Willow and she’ll see that all
of Kodiak will know.
IT’S THE BOYS
DK1 USN Remigio and Estelita
Reys called their 7 lb. %-oz. boy
Ronald Samaniego. He was born
Nov. 25.
Kevin Francis is the 7 lb. 8 oz.
son of RMC USN Harry and Te
ruko Geraty. Nov. 26 is his birth
date.
COAST GUARD WIVES CLUB
The Coast Guard Wives will
hold their regular meeting at 7:30
Performance Award Made At Base
Ted Cross, second from left, electrical engineer at the Kodiak
Branch, Northwest Division, Bureau of Yards and Docks, recently
received the Sustained Superior Performance Award issued in
behalf of the Navy by Capt. John J. Cassidy, Director of the Di
vision. Observing the presentation on the left is C. R. Coggubs, Cross,
Cmdr. H. Krakow, Miss F. M. Roberts and R. \V. Kramer, all mem
bers of the Engineering Dept.—(U.S Navy Photo)
Thursday, Dec. 6, at the Base
Chapel Annex.
PROTESTANT WOMEN
The Protestant Women of the
Chapel will hold their next meet
ing Monday afternoon, Dec. 3, at
the Chapel Annex.
HIGH SCHOOL FELLOWSHIP
The Chapel Annex Young Peo
ple met at the Chapel Annex
Wednesday, Nov. 21, for their No
vember Party and Scavenger Hunt.
LUTHERANS
The Rev. Joseph Frenz of the
Anchorage Lutheran Church con
ducted Church and Holy Commun
ion Services at the Base Chapel
Nov. 28.
Rev. Frenz visits Kodiak once
monthly, usually every third
Wednesday of each month, to con
duct, services. All interested per
sons and their friends are invited
to attend.
CIVIL SERVICE CLUB
Mr. Schmitz, club manager, re
ports that a dance will be held
after bingo on Friday, Nov. 30.
The “Danceables” will furnish
the music and the club will be
open until 2 a m.
EDIE and LEGS
at the
BEACHCOMBERS
Invite One and All
(Over 21)
Free
Spaghetti Dinners
- FREE -
Garlic Bread, Too
Served Every Friday
10 p.m. ’til 5 a.m.
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Kenai Tony
Lead Guitar
Naknek Ernie
Rhythm Bass
We’re Open at 9 p.m.
Entertainment Nightly
— Featuring —
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THE JIUISKAN HILLBILLIES
Playing Your Requests
For Your Dancing and
Listening Pleasure
From 9 p.m. to 12:01 a.m.
10 p.m. ’till 5 a.m.
Eddie
The Drummer
Wally
Guitar Instrumentalist
Legs - Your Cook
Steaks — Chicken — Prawns