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The CPO Auxiliary, held their installation service at the Club Caribou on
Sept. 17. The service was‘led by Chief Hayes. Congratulations new officers;
and thanks to La Verne Sipe for the wonderful job she did as president, as well
as the officers who served with her-. We have word that Beverly Irish dyed her
shoes to match her dress with Lady Clairol. That dye is versatile, isn't it?
Laura Hayes is your name "Made in Japan?" Marie and Bert.Bresch looked so young
that someone asked, "Are they on their honeymoon?" Thanks go out to Lila Robin
son, the unsung Heroine of Adak, who made all the beautiful flowers for the
affair.
Another big week for birthdayss Little Mark Lafave celebrated on the 19th;
Green, CP, on the 27th; Ruth Smith, Vicki Bornheimer and Gail Gray, who was 3,
on 'the 22nd. Earlier this month was Nancy Gray, who was 5 on the 11th, & PN3
Robertson on the 13th; and Ralph Wright will celebrate Sept. 29th. Happy Birth
day to these and all others who had birthdays last week.
Get-well wishes goes out to, SK2 McKee, CT3 ftusczik,PFC Myers, USMC, BM2 Pol
itte, and CN Seward, who are all in the station hospital as we go to press.
Also to little Janice Gates and Donald Arrington. Hope you’ll be feeling fine
and home again soon. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Whitaker who had a"baby boy
Sept. 18. Memorial Services were held Sept. 20 for David D. Anderson, Civil
Service. Among the many friends and neighbors attending, were the Boy Scouts
of the local troop. We’d like to express our sympathy and condolences to the
Anderson Family,
Chief Riley and family plan to leave Adak for Houston, Texas aroung the 1st
of December. Good Luck, folks! Congratulations 'to the "Kool-Kats" bowling
team, who are happy to have won 4 games last week. Farewell to Hal Ogb.urn, HM1
and family who are leaving Sept. 28th with orders to Coast Guard 9th District.
Have a nice trip, Gert! Also to Wyatte, CM, who leave Sept. 29th..
A miscellaneous note to all who will leave Adak? (This means everyone,
eventually! ) Please, PLEASE find a home for ' your dogs and other pets. If you
can’t give them away, contact the Adak ’’Humane Society" at #283• Many stray
dogs have been seen roaming the Island, some starving to death, and others bit
ing people. There are enough hazards to the children of Adak, without adding
this. ' Jl' . . *' .
The CPO Auxiliary will hold.their monthly business' meeting on Sept. 29, at
7s30 PM at the Club Caribou. All Chiefs wives are welcome to attend.
A farewell party was held Sept. 20 at the Club Caribou for ENCS Culley, who
is leaving next week. He was presented with a gold watch from all the chiefs
at Com-Sta.
The Masons had a turkey buffet dinner Sept. 23 at the FRA home. Guest of
Honor was Miss Charlene Collier, who was presented with an engraved Bible and a
letter expressing gratitude and, appreciation to her. Miss Collier has given
unstintinglv of her time and talents in teaching members of Cub Scout Troop
#351 to swim. She held classes every Saturday morning for the last 12 weeks,
and plans to continue these classes this fall. All this without pay! Thanks,
Charlene, for all your hard work.
Congratulations to the new officers of the Bering Amateur Radio Club. They
are as follows? President-Penny Deitz, Vice-President-Knickerbocker, Secretary
Tee Deitz, Publicity Chairman-Nada Wolff. Congratulations also are in order
for Evelyn Wikoff the new District Chairman of Alaska for the Young Ladies’
Radio League. Good Luck to all in these new jobs!
We'd like to close this week by saying "Hat's Off!" to the new Navy Exchange
Beauty Shop. Among those sporting new hair-do's are Desi Ballew, Helen Mann,
Bobby Ivy, Pat Collier and Mary Ann Perry. Looks nice, girls! And what a morale
booster to all who see you. Don't, forget now, anyone who has news, Please call
Betty at 649W or Vicki at 194J