CELEBRATIONS: Nell schmoyer had a'birthday last week. Karen oLinger will^be. six
hd£t week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith celebrated their wedding anniversary
the Ispth of octooor. s% going away luncheon was held at the Laundry and cry
Cleaners fur Martha Ruff, Leonora collins, joe Fays and Millie prompton.
N.W. MEETING: Tne Navy wives held their regular meeting last Thursday evening
in the javy \yives club Room. g;e are happy to welcome Mary scott as a new member.
Election of officers was held and the new officers for the coming term are:
president-Reverly H^'-ilton, vice president-Jeanne McRuigan, secretary-jane
Raper} preasurer-phyllis c-’^bs, Chaplin-]•'ary scott,, and parlimatarian-p.onnie
Merrii. congratulations to all of you, and we hope you enjoy your terms in
office, installation will be next month, the time and place will be announced
later.
HAIL & FAESFELL: How well do you Know your neighbors, friends, and aquaintanceg?
For deeper in si gilt into- the true nature of human behavior, don't miss club ^
Caribou's Hail and parewell and the free public demonstration in which all
members are urges to participate. This is your Halloween yssquerade. combined
with the free Buffet and the nail ana pa rewell ceremonies, it should prove
well worth your while
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iucational, hilariously recreational, club
Caribou, Saturday night, 19 aO.
SICK LIST: in the station Hospital, Barbara Tasker, D^vid Godfrey, Cecil stanpar ,
Mrs. cilrlstle and new baby daughter, congratulations jjr. and urs. Christie.
CPO WIVES: All CFO wives are invited to attend the Auxiliary meeting at club
Caribou, 193- Thursday evening, October if. This is the busy time of year,
don't miss out.
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ome djecax\Z”es and tne suory was completed. ye
print it end hope that you will enjoy it too.
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At a party the other night a
guest were asked to calx out
all enjoyed tue outcome, so we ’
On Monday/ 15 October 1962, &&&, /laska, a combination baby shower and going
awe.y party for the graceful vrs. pay and the swinging prs. jay was given by
the helpful Mrs. Qhnstopho'r and the clumsy Mrs. Moody at the brisk home of
Mro« Christ opnor. Quest at tending were the soaring
Mrs. MCQaul, the idiotic prs. McT/icker, the spooky
Krapes, the meek Mrs, Shepard, tne mild Mrs. V*illi‘
tne dumpy Mrs. Barker, the pitiful Mrs. poore, the unhappy Mrs. ’parfcer, the
ig l rs. Teal and the riurvaceous Mrs. Qately.
_ -nd everyone enjoyed trie silly talking and
pretty d,
nd
_ne,
■py Mrs.' Barker, ■ __
vibrant Mrs. Qcldweii, the gi
Several creepy games were pIT
3. purchard, the lousy
Mrs. filler, the scary tvtts.
ams, the clammy Mrs. ventzer,
iscussions. Crazy refreshments were served and we all thought they
fy. so we biu an ageless farewell to two of our orilliant friends ar
were goox
hope tnat they have f.
t their puny new dutTy stations.
HANDY HINTS i Qlean ana.• ongnten the rubber on your bathroom scale by using
liquid shoe polish of the same c^lor. Dry the wet insides of your children’s
galoshes witn your exact-cic nair oner, it only takes a few minutes, to keep
embroider thread from -..ettxn g tan glee, try trolling it into balls and putting it
in ana empty pilx bottle wit.u a hale punched in tne plastic lid. Then you can
just pull the thread tnrougri and snip of the amount neeued.
Tn>-11 s aix for anotner weeic*”-~———
Bonnie 57AW and Shirley.