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The Nursery Bake Sale that'was held March 24, was a big success. The Nursery
• Board wants to thank all the ladles who-donated goodies and.also-a thank you to
all the people who bought them.
.Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Marsh who 'became the parents of
a 71b 15^7 boy on March 28 and^also to Mr. and Mrs. Baumert who became the parents
of a baby boy on March 25. They named their 71b 2 l/2 oz. bundle of joy'Keaton
Clary. Little Keaton was welcomed home by Skipper & Susan, his brother and sister.
James Haven, Miss Laurel Deabler & Lester Canady, EN2 were in the station hosp
ital this past week. We hope each of them are feeling their best again. Get well
wishes go out to Edward Brown, CTSA, Lee Margaris, PFC, and Frank Walgamot,' SN who
- are in the station hospital as we go to press.
The CPO Auxiliary held their monthly meeting March 29. Mrs. Lundt, Mrs. Cox and
Mrs. Caldwell attended as guests. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Powilaites joined the club.
Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Ornelies and Mrs. 'Haxel. Election of
officers will take place at the NEXT meeting April 19th. All members are urged to
ft attend.
March 27th was Linda McPherson’s 13th birthday. Linda celebrated early be having
a slumber party Friday March 23. Mrs. Jerry Moore decorated a cake appropriate for
a teenager. Guests included Karen Wright, Denince Haggin, Linda Engles, Sandy Will
iams, Joan.Roy and Stella Conley.
Bob McPherson whose birthday was March 24th celebrated by going out to dinner
and bing with wife Jeanette, Kir. and Mrs. Leo Gray, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buffing
ton. •
The following personnel arrived on Adak this past week. Richardo Bernardino, SKCA
Joe H. Moss, Charles E. Griffith, CSS, Edward D. Wilson, SH, Jeffrey L. Puryeard,
DKSN, James K. Springer, SN, Irving j. Holstein, Jr.,PNCS, Glenn A. Baker, SKC,
Norman F. Barnes, BUL2, Paul E. Dunn, BUL3, Gene A. Jaeger, ATR3, David M. Lauden
. slager, BUL3, Harold G. Moyle, CEW3, Carroll L. Scholar, AG3, David E. Reynolds,
AN, and Vernon R. Langford, Dependents arriving were Mrs. N. Williams, Mrs. D.O.
Reynolds, Mrs. D.V. Durkin and Mrs. P.A. Wood. We welcome all of you aboard.
On March 29th after the Aleutian Whirlaways were interviewed on Studio A, the
| members -were going to the gym to dance * awhile more. When Mr. and Mrs. Krapes
^ arrived at the gym, to their surpise no one else was there,. On their way home they
noticed all the cars parked in front of Watkins* home, so stopped to investigate.
Louise was the one that was.surprised .for her husband had arranged a surprise birth
day party.for her. Mrs. Higdon decorated a .cake for the celebration. Guests included
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Watkins, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ingles, Mr. and Mrs. Skeeter Groff,'Mr. &
Mrs. Jerry*Higdon, Mrs. Kathy Toal, Mrs. Polly Chadwell, Bill Bradley and Ernie
Frank.
The Navy wives will hold a bake sale in the Navy Exchange Lobby this Saturday,
April 14, as always, there will be a variety of delicious and pretty "goodies"*
We wish a fond farewell to those whoUl be leaving this week. Leaving April 4
are Charles Riley, Roy W. Baird, Thomas H* Chenoweth, Earl W. Hanes, George T.
McNiss, Joseph G. Misso, Carlos P. Rodriquez, Joseph E. Valentia, Ben J* Willitt,
Charlie L. Willison, leaving April 5 are Merl J. Hung, Bill E. Brooks, Peter W. Wing
Richard M* Wilson, Robert V. Hayes and Charles M. Johnson. Leaving ..April 7 are
Billy C* Alexander, Darrel D. Back, Jackie S. Citlberhouse, James V Johnson, Benny
C* Payton, Carl R. Ruth and Walter T. Taylor.
Belated birthday wishes go out to Mrs. Rose Melia whose birthday was March 19
and to Johhny Smith, CM1 whose brithday was March 23. Birthday wishes go out to
Mrs. Bonnie Brooks, who will celebrate April 6*
Keep the cal Is coming to Dana at 043J and Phyliss at 155
Dana and Phyliss