OVER THE. FENCE.
The Civilian Wives Club Installation Dinner was held last Friday night at the
Club Caribou. Mickey Gard was the installing officer at the ceremonies. Mew officers
are Ann Haven as President; Sally Snell as Vice-president; Ann Hagen as Secretary;
and Frances Eishens, Treasurer. The next Club meeting will be on the third Monday
in February.
The Navy Wives Club will hold their monthly Bake Sale at the Navy Exchange on
Saturday, February 2, 9‘00 a.m. Special cakes, pies, etc., will be baked upon re
quest. .Call 477 or 575W before 6 p.mi January 31.
Mrs. Louise Anderson was welcomed as a new member by the CPO Auxiliary on
Thursday evening. Volunteers for committees were: Mrs. Georgia Abbatiello, decorat*
ing; Mrs. Bert Broussard and Mrs Millie Handlin, hospitality; and Mrs. Ann Rotteger,
Nursery Representative. Drawing the winning ticket for door prize was Mrs. Maxine
Matthews, while Bingo games were won by Mesdames Irene. Rogers, Louise Anderson, and
twice by Millie Handlin. Incidentally, Chief Handlin was the Bingo caller. No one,
however, contested the victories.1 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Peggy Fifer arid
FMrs. Irene Blondin.
Several members of the Navy Wives Club and their- families enjoyed a family
dinner last Sunday at the Club Bayview. Thanks to the Bayview manager and all the
Bayview personnel for a fine meal and a very enjoyable afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Barker wish to thank all their friends on Adak in deep
.appreciation for their help and friendship during their recent crisis. Special
Thanks to Chaplain Perry, the Moodys, Toals, Krapes, and Beesons,
Bon Voyage to Sgt. Bailey and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Barker and, family.
A triple birthday party was held at the Merrills last Saturday for Mike 5,
Lori 2, and" Brenda 1, with 20 small guests attending the festivities. Miniature
doll cakes and miniature train; cakes were made by.Mrs. Merrill as special favors for
the guests. * .
Belated birthday greetings to Rf Ef "foodie" foods on January 21, and to Pat
Dane, whose birthday was last week.
felcome Aboard to Krs. Joan Kurtz, Mrs. Betty Black, and Mrs. Marilyn Lupien,
and their families, fe hope you will enjoy your stay on Adak.
Heard, that "foodie" is selling.that little black Renault to an Eagle (who
thipks its a bug) who has already put a deposit on it.
Jean and D0n Redder have their orders and leave in March for Instanbul, Turkey.
Also leaving in March are Vivian and Willie Williams, who•are going*to Honolulu.
Get Well Wishes to those in the Station Hospital? 7oRoy Cyr, Daniel Gilbert,
Felix.Gill, Howard Groff, John Johnson, Vernon Mil.'.-r, Payer Northoott, Sidney Stue
land and Billy De Iuliis. Thanks to Carol Hannah for don-ting the books to the
Navy Wives Club who distributed them to the patients in the hospital.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rasmussen on the new baby boy.
Good Luck to Mrs. Sondra Murphy who left for the hospital in Kodiak, Saturday.
Thanks to all the Mothers who donated to- the Cub Scouts Bake Sale.
JANE 194J and BEVERLY 477 v