OVER THE. FENCE
Attention kidss Daily Vacation Bible School starts June 12 thru 23, from 9 AM
to 11:30 AM. There will be games, bible stories, handicraft and fun for all.
What's going on in New Village these days? We heard of a housewife who lives
in 151-A dying curtains. This isn’t funny, except the washer went through the
whole dying cycle with no curtains in it! Farewell to all those leaving Adak
soon. Among them: J. D. Skanklin, R. L. Lamb, R. A. Mitchell, D. M. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Evers, H. E. Carroll, W. F. Miller, The Bellew Family, the Horn Family,
D. F. Milligan, P. A. Zajac, W, F. Woo and J. D. West. Good Luck to all these
fine folks!
We like to wish Happy Birthday to Donnie Easter who was 3 years old on June 4.
Bowling News: In the Ladies Classic League new officers have been elected. Press
Sunny Nickols, V. Press Trina Fellows, Sects Helena Caswell, Treass Belen DeBoer,
Sgt-at-armss Gerr Palamara. The last league winners were the Beachcombers, with
Ceil Miller taking High Average,:Gerry Moore High Series, LaVerne Sipe High Game
and Voncile Purcell Most Improved. 2nd place was taken by ComSta, and 3rd was a
tie between the Clam Lagooners and the Squaws.
M Some of the ladies taking trips with their husbands to Kodiak this wook ares
" Mrs. Deitz, Collier, Fellows and Palamara. Have a good time girls & enjoy the
trees for us! Hilda Aldridge wishes to thank everyone for all the help and many
kindnesses to her family. Adak seems to be a good place for twins, lets see now
that’s about # six, isn't it?
We understand Lucille Dexheimer is working so hard at her new job that she has
to take a special "chair" to work with her. How about it, Lucille? Congratulat
ions to the parents of new babies, Mr. & Mrs. Schramm had a baby boy, 8 lbs. %- oz
May 26 named John Michael. The Brewers had a boy May 24, and the Goughs a girl
June 1st. Get Well wishes go out to the following who are in the station hospital
Daniel Brownlee, Monte Burchard, Domingo Cardenas, Jim Ford, Jim Hopper, Vernon
Haydon, Robert Hegerberg, Robert Lloyd, Mrs. Ruth Rogers and Mrs. Vonnie Southwell.
The Navy Wives Clubs of America are celebrating their 25th Anniversary this
month. Our local Club will celebrate at the usual monthly social, to be held at
Quarters E-41, with 'Eileen Anderson and Vicki Bornheimer as hostesses. Enlisted
Men’s Wives, here’s your chance for that evening out (away from dishes and kids)
y So be on hand at 8 P.M. Thursday June 8, for a good time of informal' fun.
If you have any news call Kay at 451 or Vicki at 194-J. KAY and VICKI
I_J DANCING NEWS
Monday was "Graduation Day" for members of the Aleutian Whirlaways class in
square dancing. The celebration got under way with a potluck supper in the school
gym, brightly decorated for the occasion. Center of attraction on the buffet
table was a red barn cake baked by our island expert Ellen Milewski. The barn
was quite authentic - complete from silo to weather vane. A tip of the Stetson
to this little gal who has also started many an Adakian on a new hobby of cake
decorating. After the food was initations like trying to circle eight wearing
huge cardboard boxes and boxing gloves. And have you ever tried sashaying around
your partner with shoe boxes on lyour feet or circling blindfolded around a cream
pie? Seems as tho Sylvia Hodgson was a hold out for the club's name to be "Chain
ers" instead of "Whirlaways". She was quite appropriately presented with a length
of logging chain to bo worn as a necklace.
Dancing followed. Jim Krapes was assisted by two novice callers, Tam Hodgson ■
& Hal Wolff who both did a really fine job*• The club will continue dancing every
Thursday night, 7s30 at the school gym. Square dancers new to the island are
welcome any time. Those who want to learn just watch the Sun for starting date '
of a new beginners class*