— The Base Breeze. --
_By Willow Lawrence.Phono 486—5530
Club Corner
CPO CLUB
On Saturday night there was
nv Ac by the Crescent City 5 and
i t forget the St. Patrick’s Day
F - ty on Friday night, March 15.
The Buffet dinner will feature Ha
waiian Baked Ham and Boiled
Corned Beef. Admission is by ticket
only after 7 p.m. and the cost is $5
per person. There are a limited
number of tickets available.
Myrt Flynn, a very talented pi
anist, provided live music at the
CPO Club on Friday, March 1.
ENLISTED MEN’S CLUB
Remember Square Dance lessons
on Wednesdays. On Friday night
there was dancing to the Crescent
City 5 and Sunday features a shuf
fleboard tournament.
I
NORAD COMMANDERS VISIT
The Headquarters North Amer
ican Air Defense Command pre
sents the NORAD Commanders
Orchestra, featuring the Norad
aires, playing a 3-day engagement
at the Naval Station.
The NORAD Commanders Or
chestra is under the direction of
retired USAF Colonel Azzolina
who has also conducted a civilian
orchestra under the name of Mark
Carter. The band consists of Cana
dians, and citizens of both Alaska
and the Lower 48. The NORAD
Commanders are heard coast to
coast each week when the Mutual
Broadcasting System and the
North American Air Defense Com
mand presents ‘Partners in De
fense,” a one half hour show.
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You Can
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But Meanwhile
Remember at “Flowers by Elaine” you’ll find daffodils, pot
plants, cut flowers, and don’t forget to order that corsage for
the missus for the Elks Smorgasbord, Saturday, March 1C.
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KENAI SPUR ROAD KENAI, ALASKA
BRAWNY BABES
Four babies weighing over 8 lbs
were born at the Naval Station Hos
pital recently. Lucile Ann Dale, 3
lb. 6 ozs., was born on Feb. 27 to
Timothy and Viola. Miles Erwin, 8
lbs. 9% ozs., was born on Feb. 28
to Harold Ley AM2 USCG and his
wife Helen. Jeffery Lynn, 8 lbs 7%
ozs., who was born on March 1 is
the son of Darwin Tolzin AG2 USN
and his wife Jean. Joseph John, Jr.,
8 lbs. 13Vfe ozs., is the son of RMC
USN Joseph and Ruth Ward. Jo
seph, Jr., was born on March 1.
Also weighing in at nearly 8 lbs.
was 7 lb. 12 oz. Frank Edward who
was born on Feb. 28. He is the son
of Francis Hopton RM1 USN and
his wife Margaret.
BASE GIRL SCOUTS
The Naval Station girl scouts
celebrated Girl Scout Sunday along
with town girl scouts. Both are
with the Sustina Council.
The Naval Station boasts four
girl scout troops consisting of 73
girls and eight leaders. Scout lead
ers include Mrs. E. Stricklin, Mrs.
R. H. McClellen, Mrs. L. D. Ekvall,
Mrs. R. W. Meisner, Mrs. H. S.
Pickerill, Mrs. R. J. Turner, Mrs.
Bruce Skappel, and Mrs. L. Wo
mack. Registrar is Mrs. C. Fenner
and Troop Organizer is Mrs. L. W.
Newman.
Base girls are very active work
ing with handicrafts and for ad
vancement and merit badges. At
Christmas time they sold Girl Scout
calendars. However, they need
more leaders and assistance is also
needed for work on the scout house
at Buskin Beach. If you are inter
ested in helping contact Mrs. New
man at 7-5892.
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PROTESTANT WOMEN
There was a good turnout at the
monthly meeting of the Protestant
Women held at the Ohapel Annex
on Monday, March 4. Guest speak
er Miss Alice Green lectured about
her 8 years as a missionary with
Eskimos on St. Lawrence Island.
She showed slides and told how na
tive volunteers had built a Presby
terian Church. Miss Green left Ko
diak on Monday to return to her
job as a religious coordinator with
the Alaska Native Service Hospital
in Anchorage.
Missionaries like Miss Green are
supported by offerings from the
World Day of Prayer sponsored by
1 ■ ■
the United Council of Church
Women. World Day of Prayer serv
ices were held in Kodiak at the
Assembly of God Church on Fri
day, March 1. the first day of Lent.
The decorations reflected an
Alaskan theme. Hostesses were Bea
Evans and Frances Jones. Mrs.
Wallace Sharpies led the Lenten
devotional service. On base guests
were Mrs. G. C. Berryman, Mrs. T.
A. Galloway, Mrs. T. A. Harmon.
Mrs. C. L. Howard, and Mrs. L.
Hubert. Town guests included Mrs.
C. Hagel, Miss Ramona Keaton,
Mrs. Arlo Shields, Mrs. Bill Stone,
Mrs. Norman Summer and Mrs.
Lewis White.
STARTING TONIGHT
“Sing Along With Doris Smith,’
At the Piano Bar
A New Attraction At the Town Club
Doris Will Be Here Every Friday and Saturday
A Different Special
Each Day of the Week
• • • •
FRIDAY
Seafood Plate
Also Roast Beef,
Steak Sandwiches
REAL HOME COOKED FOOD
(Closed Mondays)
THE TOWH CUtt
ST. PATRICK’S DANCE
Smorgasbord
Elks, Emblem Club Members
and Escorts
MARCH 16
Starts At 7 P.M.
Floor Show at 11 p.m.
“This Is Your Life”
$2.50 Per Person
All Proceeds To Cerebral Palsy
We'll bet that not many women
can prepare a meal as complete or
as satisfying as our Saturday night
Smorgasbord and spend less money
(Then besides you get out of
cooking and dish washing.)