— The Base Breeze —
By Willow Lawrence.Phone 486—5530
Club Corner
CIVIL SERVICE CLUB
The Civil Service Club held
a Pinochle Tournament. The first
contest was held Saturday night,
Jan. 5. Prizes were given to Chief
Art Gray, 1st prize winner, and
Mrs. Mariann Tuza, 2nd prize win
ner. These contests will take place
every Saturday night from 7 to 12
with Happy Hour from 6 until 7.
For reservations call Betty Shan
ley at 7-5568; Pearl Thompson at
7-5726 (days) or 7-5824 (evenings)
or Bert Olsen at 7-2240.
HOST JOYCE SMITH
On Dec. 18 the Joyce Smith Cir
cle of the Oommunity Baptist
Church were the guests of the
Lake Louise (on-base) Circle.
This Christmas party-gift ex
change was at the home of Mrs.
Charlie Hamilton. The decorations,
program, and refreshments re
flected the spirit of Christmas.
Mrs. Nellie Jones was co-hostess
and program chairman. Mrs. Carol
Hagel led the devotional and Mrs.
W. C. Sharpies, chairman of the
Lake Louise Circle, presided.
All members and guests sang
Christmas hymns and carols. Mrs.
Lois Burnham sang a soprano solo,
“O’ Little Town of Bethlehem,”
accompanied by Mrs. Martha White
at the piano.
COAST GUARD WIVES
The Coast Guard Wives (En
listed) Club will hold their month
ly social at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan.
21, at the home of Jean Bundy.
All Coast Guard Wives are in
vited to attend.
BOXING TEAM
D. D. Arnold, EM3 USN, is seek
ing military personnel interested
in joining a Naval Station Boxing
Team whch will aim at competing
in the 4th Annual Alaska Golden
Gloves in Anchorage sometime in
February.
He is looking for someone to
help with training which began at
the Base Gym at 1800, Jan. 2. All
interested may contact Arnold at
either 7-3383 or 7-5408. There w 11
be a ’’Captain’s Cup Boxing Smok
er” next month.
OFFICERS WIVES LUNCHEON
The Officers Wives Club held its
monthly luncheon on Thursday,
Jan. 10, at the Officers Club. The
sponsors of this luncheon were
wives of officers of the Public
Works Dept., Industrial Relations
and Marine Barracks.
The surprise theme featured 12
birthday cakes, one for each
month of the year. Each club mem
ber was seated at the table with
the cake for her month of birth.
The menu, decorations, and door
prize carried out the “Birthday
Theme.”
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
Dr. Bill Baker will be the new
Protestant Adult Sunday School
teacher. He relieves Lt. Jack Page
who is expecting reassignment in
the near future.
Classes are held each Sunday
at the Base Chapel Annex in the
lounge at 9:45 a.m. The course of
study for the new quarter will be
the Gospel of Mark.
JUDGE FENNER SPEAKER
.Judge Mabel Fenner of Kodiak
was the guest speaker at the
monthly meeting of the Protestant
Women of the Chapel on Monday,
Jan. 14.
She spoke to the group about
the laws of the state of Alaska and
cases brought before her court.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Wal
lace Sharpies and Mrs. L. D. Ek
vall. Mrs. Jack Page led the devo
tional.
ON-BASE SCOUTS DINNER
The on-Base Boy Scouts held a
Father-Son Dinner at the CPO
Club, Jan. 9, at 6:30 p.m. for both
scouts and potential scouts and
their fathers.
A film on the Antarctic was
shown by Capt. Hedblom.
GLOGG PARTY
Capt. and Mrs. E. E. Hedblom
gave a “Glogg Party” on Satur
day and Sunday, Dec. 29 and 30, at
their home for about 80 people.
In addition to hors d’oeuvres,
wassail and Dr. Hedblom’p special
brew were served.
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HOLIDAY IN ANCHORAGE
Cmdr. A. L. Dodson and Cmdr.
W. M. Miller and their families
spent a few pre-New Year holidays
in Anchorage.
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