OVER THE FENCE
The Ladies Classic -Bowling League held their bowling banquet at the Coub Bay
view 'Wednesday, May 2. The banquet featured a delicious steak dinner and music
by Rita’s Combo followed presentation of awards as follows? High Average-C.Bishop,
High Series-M. Bresch; High Game-F. Bouchard, Most Improved-Nell Schmoyer. Since
Nell won' the Most Improved trophy in the last league, she showed the graciousness
of good sportsmanship and awarded the trophy to Gerry Gatley# Gerry had improved
her over-all average by 28 pins. 1st Place standing was taken by the WILLIVJAW’s
2nd, the 3ILLIKENS, 3rd, the TUNDRA BIRDS. The Officials for the next Ladies
Classic to start May 8, are as follows? President-Claire Moody, Vice President
Pat Scdoris, Treasurer-Joyce Jay, Secretary-Nickey Rothe, and Sergent at Arms
Ann Barker. The Team Captains had done a beautiful job of decorating their tables
May 14 has been set as the date for the Br0wnie Mother-Daughter Banquet. A
Roast Beef dinner will be served at the Club Caribou. Each troop is planning
entertainment for the Mothers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Grant are the proud parents of a 7 lb. 6r§- oz. baby girl,Phillips
born 31 April.
Get well wishes go out to Mr. Ronkin and Bill Armstrong at the hospital.
The Navy Wives Club will hold a bake sale Saturday, 12 May. The Navy Wives ,
monthly social will be held on 10 May at Quarters a-41. *
At their Thursday Square Dance the Aleutian Whilaways celebrated May Day with
a dance around .the May Pole. The Chairman of the VJhirlaways Bake Sale, Ba.oett
Higdon, wishes to thank everyone for the donations of baked goods and all their
help which made the sale a great success#
Birthday wishes go out to Lt. R. Castellanos, Nurse, April 30, David Miller(13)
29 April, Bill Gatley, May 4, Clyde Hoffman, April 25, and Art Schmoyer is celeb
rating his 39th birthday (again) on May 3. Vickie Eugbanks held a belated birthday
party on May 5. Guests were Donna Richards, Carol and Delores Dix, Beverly Swank,
Susie Hamilton, Kathleen Miller and Connie Salazar. Larry Richards also celebrat
ed his birthday Saturday with Brian and St-ven Smith, Barbara and Eddie Lopez,
Marilyn Baumgardner, Judy Swank, Ron Cox, Mike Eubanks, and Mike Richards#
BonVoyage to all those leaving the island this week; ASBELL, GfLLOGGS, ALEXANUR
WINTERS, BURKE, TASME, "SWEDE", HESS, NIELSON and a special farewell to Don and
Diana Krist# A welcome aboard to Mrs. Jeannie A. Krenzer.
Paul Chastain, Civilian Electrician will leave on May 9 for Marysville, Calif
ornia for a month of annual leave. He is planning a trip through the Ozarks.Mr# |
Chastain’s wife, now on Okinawa will join him on his return to Adak. We shall
expect to hear from you on your return from the land of the big P.X. Mr# Cnastain.
Keep the calls coming to Phyliss at 155 and <ane 'at 194J#
P.S. Who’s the spaceman seen frequently outside the telephone exchange with the
do-it-yourself kit? Are you looking for unranium or cable trouble? Keep your chin
down.
PERSONAL NOTEs ’ 'e would like to thank all the wonderful people on Adak who gave a
helping hand during our time of need and emergency. Words can never express our
gratitude. A special thanks to Dale and Phyliss for your hearts and prayers.
Sgt. and Mrs. F. R. Lopez.
NOTICE; Commencing Monday, 7 May 1962 the Old Bowling. Alley in the Village Gym
will be open iin the afternoons for bowlin instead of the New- Bowling Alley in
the Bering Building.