OVER
THE
FENCE
The monthly business meeting of the Navy Wives Club, was held in the Club Room
over the Village Gym, April 19th. This was 'a rather a sad meeting as two of the
members are leaving next month. Guests attending the meeting were Jean McGuigan,
and Beverly Hamilton. The outgoing President Shirley Miller, presented' her fellow
outgoing officers, a fjift and then turned the gavel .over to the new president
Jane Raper. Members of the. club wish to take this time to thank Regina Crouse and
Millie Handlin for the items they contributed to,,the last bake sale.
The ICE office are presenting a series of slides colled, NEW FRONTIERS FOR SEA
POWER, April 26th, 8 pm, at the Navy Wives club room at the village gym. This
show will be a special interest to all Navy Wives so please come and bring a
guest. . v . ”
A farewell party was held at the home of Louis ’tad'1 Galligan, last Fri, 13th
for Eugene Freeman GM2, and James 'Andy* Andersen CMl. There.were 40 to 50 guests
during the evening. Highlight of the evening'was. the beautifully decorated*cake,
| and. the presentation of hand tolled personaHized billfolds to the guests of
honor. Chief McVicker made the Billfolds. Co-hosts for the party were Marty and
Francis Haxall. Francis's creation of a blue lace dress she made for the party
received many compliments. Rita was very happy that the party was so well attend
ed but sad that it was a party to say farewell to such wonderful people.
The-Wide Santiago's have received their orders for Long Beach, and will be
leaving Adak July 4th. Mae, who's folks live in National City couldn't be happier.
Belated Birthday wishes go to Mrs. Pat Scdoris who's birthday was April 15th, and
Mrs. Millie Handlin who's birthday was April 19th. We also wish happy birthdays
to those celebrating their birthdays this week: Judy Fergerson who will be 12,
April 23rd, Jackie Fergerson April 25th, David Miller April 29th, Larry Richards
April 28th, and Happy Anniversary to Mr® and Mrs. Morris Brooks who are celebrat
ing their 11th wedding anniversary April 24th. Many happy returns of the day.
The Aleutian Whirl-a-ways will hold their bake sale May 5th, 10 AM, in the Navy
Exchange lobby. The Whirl-a=ways wish to take this time to thank Mrs. Dave Higdon
for the many farewell cakes she has baked -and decorated for members leaving the
island, and Mr and Mrs Jim Krapes wishes to thank her for the beautiful cake she
gave them to help celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary, April 19th.
Wendy Lee Williams Arrived at the station hospital last Sun. April 15th, weig
hing in ,at 9 lb, 2 oz. Parents are Mr and Mrs R. E. Williams. Paul Sears, 9 month
old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sears, has been quite ill in the station hospital,
but is much improved as this paper goes to press. Others in the hospital this h
week are: David Parker, Wayne Doninger, Mrs. Harrietts Terren, Chief Ostrowski
and James Duncan,
Arriving on the island this week weres Gerald J. Nowakowski YN3, Kenneth L,
Smyers RMSN, William B. Marshal 1 RMSN, Gerald D. Brewer AN, Max. E. Amrine RMSN,
Napoleon V, Cabading UTP2, Dennis L# Bachman AA, Arthur J, Livingston Jr, CM1,
Robert P. Matheny ACAA, Arnold D, Gilfix SK3, Enoch G. Harmon Jr, ADR2, Amos Hol
ifield SHSN, and Walter D, Castell who returned from emergency leave. Dependents
Arriving were JoAnn Ashton, Priscilla Brill and Liris Vega, Welcome aboard. Hope
V'-'o on icy your stay on Adak. •
Jjr- a vine; the island this week are. Marcelino Mangosing, James Anderson, R. A, Gui
dry,, Mv and Mrs F. Lewis, C. F. Martin, D. A. .Kuyper, C. S. Anderson, K. P, St <e*
ckman, Sf Tilden, E. A. Huffman, W. M. Jesperson, A. T. Theulon, Alton Ivey, Alvin
Branch, Leonard Dudiniyak, and Eugene Freeman;.
There will be a Hail and Farewell party held at the Club Caribou, April 28th
at 7s00 P.M.
Please keep the calls coming to Dana at 043-J or Phyllis at 155.
DANA and PHYLLIS