Install Officers Of Navy Wives Club
The Kodiak Island Navy Wives
Club No. 126, held their Installa
tion Dinner Dance at the CPO
Club, Saturday, September 17,
1960.
The Installation was well at
tended and the club had as honor
ed guests. Admiral H. H. Cald
well and Mrs. Caldwell, Captain
N. R. Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln, as
well as Cmdr. J. R. Gotch and Mrs.
Gotch. Cmdr. Gotch officiated as
Installing Officer.
The incoming officers are Olivia
Kuehner, President, Norma Kee
Vice-President, Lois Nave,
Treasurer, Fay Brunson, Record
ing Secretary, Melba Pajari, Cor
responding Secretary, Gene Burch,
Chaplain, Christene White, Parlia
mentarian, Alice Buse and Marsha
Lewis, Board Members.
The incoming Committee Chair
men are Norma Kee, Membership,
Marsha Lewis, Publicity, Gene
Burch and Loise Stute, Program
Co-Chairmen, Esther Wortham
and Mary Luo Mcgary, Ways and
Means Co-Chairmen, Natalie Cros
sen, Refreshments and Arrange
ments, Alice Buse and June Fleck,
Co-Chairmen of Thrift Shop, and
Christene White, Transient Bar
racks.
Boondocking was the decorating
theme of the evening. The ceiling
was covered with a fishing seine
in which appeared to float, crab
shells, glass balls, and sea shells.
Ann Coker sang several selec
tions, accompanied at the piano
by William Tuber. Dance music
was supplied by the Dixielanders.
The monthly social will be held
at the Chapel Annex on Friday
Oct. 7, 1960 at 7:30 p.m. Guests for
the evening will be Miss Deveney,
representative for Max Factor,
Public School
Menu
Week of Oct. 3-7
Monday: Baked macaroni and
cheese, buttered green beans, car
rot sticks, plums, bread, butter
and milk; Tuesday: Barbecued
Hamburger, creamed peas, cheese
sticks, fruit pudding and milk;
Wednesday: Spaghetti and meat
sauce, buttered spinach, garlic
bread, cherry cobbler and choco
late milk; Thursday: Lima bean
and ham casserole, cabbage and
carrot salad, buttered biscuits,
fruited jello and milk: Friday:
Salmon salad sandwich, hot but
tered mixed vegetables, cookies,
fruit and milk.
who will demonstrate various uses
of the Max Factor products.
Members and guests are invited
to attend as well as all Navy and
Marine wives.
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for doing wrong. A tax is a fine
you have to pay for doing okay."
— Lowell Nussbaum.
“If a growing object is both
fresh and spoiled at the same time,
the chances are it is a child.” —
Morris Goldfisher.
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