— The Base Breeze —
_By Willow Lawrence.Phone 486-5530
CPO Club Holds Hail And Farewell
Party For Pre - Holiday Navy Folk
A Hail and Farewell party was
held at the club Friday, Dec. 7.
Chief and Mrs. John Lindsey, for
merly stationed at Norfolk, Va.,
and Chief and Mrs. Ralph Johnson,
formerly stationed at Moffett
Field, Calif., were welcomed into
the CPO Club. Chief Lindsey will
be with the Buskin Transmitter
Station. He and his wife Selina
are the parents of Mike, 10, and
Elaina, 6. Chief Johnson will be
part of the Crash Crew. He and
his wife, Ann, also have a boy and
a girl—8-year-old Teresa, and 7
year-old Bill.
Farewells were given to Chief
and Mrs. Chuck Palmer, Chief and
Mrs. Bill Burch, and Chief and
Mrs. Harlin Brewer. Chief Palmer
and his wife, Rosalie, and their
21/£-year-old son, Dale, will leave
for Puerto Rico. Chief Burch will
retire from Naval Service. He and
his wife, Gene, and their 15-year
old son, Cliff, wil leave shortly for
the Lower 48. Chief Brewer is also
retiring. His wife, Heddy, mentions
that the Chief plans to study to
become a school teacher at either
the University of Arkansas or the
University of Texas. Both Chief
Two Navy Wives
On Royalty List
Mrs. Rosemarie Kennedy, pub
licity chairman for the club, re
ports that after the Dec. 10 busi
ness meeting the Navy Wives gave
a surprise coffee for two depart
ing members, Mrs. Rosalie Palmer
and Mrs. Gene Burch. “Coronation
Ceremonies” were held during
which the women were declared
royalty for the evening. They were
presented with tinfoil crowns,
Christmas corsages, and earrings
made of King Crab teeth whicn
they wore throughout the evening.
A cake was baked especially for
the occasion by “master cake baker
and decorator,” Mrs. Shirley Bag
ley.
President Donna Heikes was
hostess. Mrs. Arline Wertz and
Mrs. Marla Nowak were in charge
of refreshments. Honored guest
was Mrs. Grace Routzahn, the club
sponsor. Other guests were Mrs.
Gertrude Woodring, Mrs. Sarah
Rouse, Mrs. Virginia Blauvelt, Mrs.
Gail Gresham, Mrs. Ann Johnson,
Mrs. De Triplett, and Mrs. Helen
Haynes. De and Helen were sworn
in as club members by Chaplain
Edna Snyder at this meeting.
Also included in the evening was
an auction of items left over from
the October bazaar. Mrs. Palmer
put forth her last efforts for the
club by acting as auctioneer. She
is a former president of the Kodiak
Island Navy Wives Club No. 126.
ROOM PARTIES
All grades except kindergarten
will have their room parties Fri
day, Dec. 21, in the afternoon. The
morning kindergarten will hold
their party the morning of Wednes
day, Dec. 19. The afternoon kinder
garten will hold their party the
afternoon of the same day.
Friday, Dec. 21, 1962, marks the
last day of school before Christmas
vacation. School reopens Wednes
day, Jan. 2, 1963.
BANANA BELT
The average temperature in the
coldest month (January) in Kodiak
is 30.1 degrees, while the hottest
month (August) has an average
of 55 degrees.
Burch and Chief Brewer will be
with the Fleet Reserve.
PRESENT SKIT
Goodbyes were also said to mem
bers of Patrol Squadron 2. And a
skit written by Chief Joseph Rog
ers was presented.
Chief and Mrs. R. L. Quathamer
portrayed the “typical” Chief and
his wife and Chiefs Robert O’Hal
loran and Victor La Porte played
the children in this spoof on the
home life of a Chief.
Chiefs Joseph Rogers, W. B.
Dempsey, and B. E. Dobson por
trayed visiting Chiefs who stayed
on to discuss such world shaking
problems as bowling wives and
fishing fever. Dancing was to Band
master Stute’s Crescent City Five
with Suzie Pehrson as the featured
vocalist.
The Club Corner
ENLISTED MEN’S CLUB
Mr. Hill reports there will be
dancing from 8:30 on to the music
of the Crescent City Five on Fri
day night, Dec. 14.
CIVIL SERVICE CLUB
The Dance-ables will once more
furnish the music at Civil Service
Club this Friday night, Dec. 14.
USO SHOW ENTERTAINS
Lt. Young of Special Services
announces that a USO Show en
titled “Statesiders” entertained at
the Billiken Tuesday, Dec. 11, at
8 p.m. Due to inclement weather
their plane could not land and,
therefore, they were unable to keep
their engagement.
Stars of the show were Geri Grif
fen, daneer; Harry and Louise
Clayton, comedy and novelty act;
The Embers—Carl and Pauline
Semprevive and David Linden—a
musical combo.
Feminine Facts
CG OFFICERS WIVES CLUB
The Coast Guard Officers Wives
Club will hold elections at their
Dec. 18 luncheon at the Officers
Club.
Four Coast Guard Officers wives
held a farewell luncheon for Mrs.
Vonnie Cook at the Officers Club,
Tuesday, Dec. 11.
Hostesses were Mrs. Agnes Tu
bella, Mrs. Sally Davis, Mrs. Jean
ne Harding, and Mrs. Marion Hart
man.
COAST GUARD WIVES
The Coast Guard Wives will hold
their Christmas social Monday.
Dec. 17, at the Base Skating Rink.
Gifts will be exchanged.
IT’S A GIRL
Teresa Karen Sauve. a 7 lb. 13
oz. pink bootied charmer, is the
daughter of AGCS USN Ernest and
Beulah Sauve. She was born Nov.
20
Holiday Program
Planned Dec. 20
At Base School
Joseph Gross, superintendent of
the On-Base School announces the
Christmas Program.
The Chirstmas Program will be
held for adults at the school Thurs
day, Dec. 20, at 7:30 p.m. after the
PTA Business Meeting. The meet
ing will start at 7:15 p.m.
The School Christmas Program
will be held for all lower grades
the afternoon of Thursday, Dec. 20,
at 1:30 p.m. This includes morning
kindergarten. Grades kindergarten
through 3rd will hold their Christ
mas program the afternoon of
Wednesday, Dec. 19, in their indi
vidual rooms. The morning kinder
garten will have their program in
the morning, the afternoon kinder
garten in the afternoon.
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