OVER THE:FENCE ■
The Civilian Wives Club held a "Teachers Coffee" for the staff of the Adak Sch
ool on'October 16th at the, R&E Building. One of the largest groups in years were
present, 34 altogether, A large cake decorated with acorns was the centerpiece on
the table, colored leaves were placed on the lace tablecloth to convey the theme,
"Autumm Leaves." Refreshments were served. An interesting game was played that
each took part in introducing themselves -and telling what state they came from....
Hostess: Mrs.-Dorothy Rose; Chairman Ethel Mullens. Everyone had a nice time*
Reprts from the states announce that Congratulations are in order for several
couples that were on Adak not long ago. Mr., and Mrs. Gus Herget announced the
arrival of a big.baby boy weighing in at 8 lbs,. 5 ox., on October 15th. Mr. and
'Mrs. Richard Smith•announce the arrival of a wee baby girl weighing in at 6 lbs.
13 oz. on October 6th. • , . /
Sandra Thompson had a birthday part celebrating her 10th birthday at the FRA
on Saturday, October 28th. Her birthday was the 27th - her 4th grade class help
ed her celebrate. Bingo was played and then they danced. Cake, ice cream and pop
were served as refreshments.
Mr 8. Mrs. Russell Dane are having their 6th wedding anniversary on November 2nd.
Their daughter 5 year old Caralyi?, will help them celebrate at Dinnertime.
The men at the Post Office would like to thank M.D. Parks CN from Public Works
for the help given. He volunteered to drive the mail■delivery truck while one of
the regular men wasvoff due to a hand injury.
No."reports" of anyone leaving the island this week, but farewell to anyone
that is departing.
The "hunters" Nichols & Ferris have returned, they didn’t get their bear but
they say the trip was rewarding enough. Better luck next time...
All you little "spooks, goblins, witches," and other fabled frightful creatures
get ready for the big night of October 31st, dress up in .your gayest or evilest
costumes and fly your brooms down to the Village Gym Skating Rink and complete with
the other Sorceress and Wizards for the best costumes, . Prizes will be awarded to
the winners of'different age groups. A EERIE E E E E E time should be had by all
little (and big) spirits... •
LTJG and Mrs# Edward Blevins were host & hoste-ss.to a surprise birthday party
for their daughter, Sherilyn-Sue'.vwho ^celebrated her 11th birthday, Sherilyn*s sis
ter Debbie and classmates, Susan Bagg, Rowena Bossio, Mary Coolidge, Karen Church,
Joan Falkowsi, Judy Ferguson, Joan Bargee, Linda Lightbody, and Susan Marvel con
tributed to making a complete success. Cake, coke, ice cream and fudge highlighted
the evening. Fun was had by all.
Orders have been received bv Mr, & Mrs, Gades (BMC), The will leave here on
December 16th for San Diego where he will report aboard the USS BRADFORD. Also in
receipt of orders was BM2 (Postal Clerk) MORRIS who leaves with his wife Midge for
Long:Beach and duty aboard the USS PROVIDENCE, a DUG in December also.
A Baby Shower was held for Bonnie Merrily on October 21st. A lot of nice gifts
were given to her for the coming event. Games were played and refreshments were
served. There were about 12 persons present.
Following the Protestant services on October 22nd, Karen Jean Zengen, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Zengen, was Batized. Acting as proxy God Parents were Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Bittle.
Get well wishes go out to^ anyone that has been or still is in the station hosp
ital this last week.
Happy birthday to David Martin, now 7, who celebrated the 21st with a party alth
ough his birthday was actually on the 24th;, Also Happy Birthday to Judy McNabb,
The Navy Wives Club held their monthly business meeting last Thursday, October
19th at the R&E Bldg.Mrs. Millie Frampton & Mrs. Dorothy Mae are new members. All
fa*'-:Urd^ jyqejr .fnUrc Keep the calls comino to Stella at.058-W and Diana at 044-J.