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The CPO Auxiliary will hold their monthly luncheon at tne uiuo oanoou on
Wed. Oct. 19, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This month beef stew will be fea
tured, along with salad, rolls, dessert and coffee. The price is $1.25 per
plate. All Chiefs wives and guests are invited. Watch for your personal in
vitation.
Kids thru 12-Have Mom buy your Halloween costume at the Navy Exchange now
for the Halloween Carnival. Date, time and place to be announced later in the
Adak Sun.
Teenagers from High School had a surprise Birthday Party for Kay Shoemaker
on Sat. Oct. 8 at the home of Bonnie Cooper. Kay received many gifts, and
everyone had a ball! Happy Birthday Kay! Birthday wishes are also in order
for John D. Murphy, Jr. who will be 14 on Oct. 13; Miss Beth Wright who will be
1 (one) on Oct. 115 and Belen DeBoer who celebrates her birthday on Oct. 12,
Happy Anniversary to the Knickerbockers, who celebrated Oct. 5.
What’s this we hear about all these Adakian housewives taking up shorthand
and typing? Mr. Kuzminski must be a good teacher, as a few working girls are
in the classes, too. Good Luck girls! The Ladies' Bowling League will soon be
ending, and it looks pretty tight. Three teams are tied for 2nd place, and
since the first-place team is only 4 games ahead, it's getting pretty exciting.
May the best team win! lee Matusko made a gutter ball last week. This wouldn’t
be news, except that its her FIRST! Wish I was that good.
Get well wishes goes out to Mrs• James Hand and Mrs. John Connolly who are
in the station hospital. As we go to press, the Bradshaw twins, James and Paul
are ready to go home after a short stay in the hospital. Mr. Heflin, PFC Hun
gate, USMC, CT3 Rusczyk and CTSN Wood are also there. Get well soon men, we’d
like to see you up and about again.
Mr. Arthur McFadden will be leaving soon for Tillamook, Oregon, to pick up
his wife, June, and 3 children. They should all be back on Adak in a couple of
weeks. Have a nice trip! We hear there were a few men who went duck (Teal)
hunting last weekend. Among them were Hosford (Horseface), Dickenson, Kangas
and Brandy. They had 20 decoys painted all colors of the rainbow. Hey, fellows!
Did the decoys help, or did they just scare the ducks away?
To those who may not knows (I didn't! ) Chaplain Maritato has come and gone
again. He left on Thursday for the Coast Guard Station in Cape May, Mew Jersey.
The new Catholic Chaplain is expected sometime in November. The Protestant
Choir is starting practice onthe Christmas Program. Mhny beautiful and familiar
numbers are planned, and more voices are needed to do them justice. If you are
an alto, soprano, tenor or bass, come to choir practice every Wednesday night
at 7s15 PM in the Bering Chapel. See you there!
The LDS Church Group had a farewell party for Paul Lisonbee,Roger Armstrong,
and the Herman Family. The Herman's are leaving on the Breckenridge, and will
be going to Washington, D.C. We have a corrections The Thornburgs are not re
tiring in Pensacola, Florida, they are going there for duty. Also, a couple of
weeks ago we stated that the Navy Exchange Beauty Shop did a few new hair-do's
that looked quite nice. They did, but, one of the ladies mentioned had hers
done by Mrs. Sparrow,who is newly arrived, and getting into the swing of things.
She is also a new member of Navy Wives Club.
The Navy Wives will have their monthly social at the Home of Lib Knicker
bocker, #E-45, with Winona Deitz as co-hostess. Some new games are being plan
ned, and they sound pretty interesting! Guests and new members are always wel*
come. Date and times Thursday, Oct. 13, at 8?00 PM. Some good refreshments
will be served too,so diet-watchers, bring along your will-power! Bye for now,
and don't forget to call anv news and ideas to Betty at 649W and Vicki at 194J.
_„ BETTY AND VICKI_ __