OVER. THE FENCE
THE CPO Auxiliary will hold their monthly business meeting this Thurs., Aug
25th at 7s30 PM at the Club Caribou. All Chief's' wives are invited to attend.
The Navy Wives held their monthly business meeting Thursday, Aug. 18 at the
R8E Building. Along with other business, a nominating committee was selected to
elect officers for a new 6 month term starting in November. A fond farewell was
said to Ruth Varner, former writer for this column, whose husband received hi s
orders to OCS in Newport, R.I.
Goodbyes are also in order for CHSHIPSCLK Gardner and family who are-leaving
soon for Treasure Island, California and Chief Miller, who leaves the USCG ship
Clover for Cleveland, Ohio. Well, Betty, those orders did come in quick, didn't
they? Looks.like we'll be losing another "Over-the-fonce" reporter come Novembers
Also leaving soon will be LTJG DURST, LTJG FREE3URG and Chief WOLFGEHER. .
Welcome to Adak, Donna Reynolds and children, also the Kodiak All-Star^, who
are here to play the Adak All-Stars. Hope you enjoy your stay at Adak. (We hope
our All-Stars can make it a bit un-enjoyable tool ) * /' .
Birthdays were celebrated last week by Sue Milton, Aug.16th; and Err/ie Temp
leton, August 14th, who had his Ctib Scout Den over for a party. We hear those
new bowling shoes of Ernie's helped him bowl even better than DadJ A very'Happy
Birthday to all others celebrating birthdays last week.
Vacation Bible School Graduation was held Friday evening, Aug.19th at Bering
Chapel. All the classes participated in a fine program of singing and group dis
cussion. Afterward, parents saw work the children completed, including ,copper
work, featuring copper "Praying Hands" and stained glass transparencies.* The
Bible School had an average daily attendance of 150 children, ages 3 through Jr.
High. Mrs, Robinson wishes to thank all the mothers who contributed cookies; 24
dozen were needed each day. Thanks also go out to 32 teachers and helpers for
their fine work. * '
Our thoughts and prayers go with Chaplain Maritato who has gone to Kodiak &
possibly Elmeridorf for further check-ups# He should be returning in a few weeks
Until then, Chaplain Kollar will be leading Catholic masses# Welcome to Adak
Chaplain Kollar#
ComSta used their new Chapel for the 1st time yesterday# -Dedication will be
held at a later date, when new pews arrive#
What's this we hear, that not all people on Adak with bald spots are men?
LOST-A gold baby ring in the vicinity of the Village Gym# If found, please
contact Lib Knickerbocker at #189, E-45#
With such an abundant supply of "sour cream" at the Commissary we thought you
might be interested in the following recipes
CREAMY LEMON-CHEESE-CAKE TOPPING
l/4 cup lemon juice, 1 (3oz )package cream cheeze 1 tblsp. grated lemon rind
2 eggs, beaten; 3/4 cup sugar 1 tblsp# sugar
1 cup commercial soured cream
Before squeezing lemon juice, grate enough rind to make 1 tablespoon for the
topping# Squeeze lemon juice & combine with cream cheeze, creaming well# Add eggs
and sugar# Beat‘until fluffy.Ponr into a vanilla-wafer crumb crust and bake at
350 for 15"to 20 minutes# Remove from oven & cool for 5 minutes# To prepare the
toppings Combine lemon peel, sugar and sour cream. Spread over pie# Return it to
oven and bake 10 minutes longer# Cool, Chill at-least 5 hours before serving#
WAFER CRUSTs 1 cup vanilla^wafer crumbs, 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 tablespoon of.
lemon juice, dash salt#
Mix all ingredients# Press crumb mixture evenly and firmly over bottom and
sides of an 8" pie pan# Sounds delicous doesn't it?
That’s it for this week, keep the phone calls coming to—
... BETTY, 649W and VICKI,
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