OVER THE FENCE
A fond farewell goes to the following who are leaving Adak March 28th, Donald
U. Place BM3, March 3ist, William J* Smit AGAN, and Douglas W« Woronecki AG3.
Orders have been received by the R* Gates* CT1 and The C» R* GoUgh's CTC, for a
tour of duty on Guam; The Gates will be [Leaving Adak June 9th and the Gough’s on
June 20th,
Welcome aboard to the following who arrived March 16th, Rene J. Goeminne, AMCA
Karl W. Smith, YN3, William E, Thrift Jr. QM3, and March 20th Weldon 0* Freuden
rich AN, Glen W, Castoll AN, Paul M. Chain, SHSN, Jimmy C, Henriott SHSN, William
J, Huber CMHCN, Dewey F. Loney CN, Richard L., Merriman AN, Ronald K.' Oge SA, Bar
bara L. Ellwood, and Marie A. Allan. . .
Steven Smith, who will be five years old March 29th, will be guest of honor at
a birthday party given by his parents, the Willie Smiths at Qtrs. E-40. The Party
a Circut theme, with a merry-go-round birthday cake, decorated by his mother.
Guests invited are; Steven Watkins, Doe Moody, Davie McVickers, Mike and Larry
|f Richards, Lynn Bunch, Terry Barker, Rosemary Melia, Brenda Ashenden, Pamela May,
Barbara Lopez and Bryan Smith. Teresa Trottno celebrated'her 9th birthday, at a
party given by her parents,. t'he Bill Trottno’s, on St. Patricks Day. The party
was planned and decorated in a manner to make the Irish proud. Gueste attending
weres vicky Davidson, Cynthia Barber, Laurel Deabler, Cynthia Sepulveda, Candy
and Larry Gately, Linda Batdcr.f, Donna White, Linda'Roundtree, Barbara Gomez,
Cathleen Conover and Billie Trottno. We wish a happy birthday to the following
who celebrate their'birthdays this month. Bob Curtis, March 22nd, Bill Trottno,
March 23rd, Elizabetn Milewski, March 24th and Sandy Williams March 31st, Also
Wedding Anniversary Wishes go to the Art Schmoyers who will celebrate their 23rd
Wedding Anniversary this Sunday March 25th and also to Jack and Jackie Phillips
Who also will celebrate their Anniversary this Sunday March 25th,
Notices There will be' another Hail and' Farewell Party at the Club Caribou, Mar.
31st, at 7s00 P.M. There will also be a meeting of tha Club'Caribou Auxiliary,
at the Club Caribou, March 29,;at 7s30 P.M. All Chief’s Wives are invited.
The former Cellar Dwellers bowling team, in the Ladies Classic League, became
I weary of staying in the cellar,' Practice., determination and alot of crossed fin
gers got them on a winning streak, that now places them a l/2 game out of 6th
place. Their only trouble is half the other teams are on a winning streak too,
and they play the top team, the Billikins, next. In desperation, they bowed their
Knees to TIKI, and with Tiki’s blessing-, changed their name to the TIKI’s. This
reporter says, "watch out Billikins", Of course this reporter, is a member of the
new TIKI's. ;
Lt. Olinger, Navy Exchange Officer,, said on "STUDIO ONE", "it's hard to figure
the percentage of people on the Island who will use and need a certain item." .. .
This reporter always thought it would be' an easy job, til now# It seems a couple
of shipmates on Adak, who are the proud owners of a heat lamp just received orders
to Texas, and are now buying up all.the baby oil on the island, and are in the
process of getting a nice tan. So, Mothers on Adak, if .your baby runs out of Baby
oil, and there’s none at the Exchange, just hope as Lt. Olinger does, that it's
on the next ship, Lt. Olinger, We SALUTE you, and a happy sun tan to the kids, too.
Clarence Fothergill, was the only patient in the station hospital this week
until Mrs, Dorothia Patton was admitted late, this afternoon, (friday 23rd March)
Mr. and Mrs, Patton are the parents a of baby girl weighing 7 lb. 6 3/4 oz. born
Friday evening March 23rd.
This is all for this week. Keep the calls coming to Phyllis 155 or Dana 043-J.
DANA and PHYLLIS