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It is with sorrow that I say goodbye to my fellow reporter, Dana Sears, who
left Saturday. Jane Raper, the Navy Wives Club President* will be taking the col
umn next week, and bringing us some Marine news.
Mews has reached Adak from Benny and Kelsey'1 Oh linger CM1, of the birth of a 7
lb, baby son, Terry Ray. Also Mr. and Mrs. McMabb are the parents of a baby
girl this week born at .the Station Hospital weighed in at 8 lb, 3 oz. Named Carry
Larane.
The Aleutian Whirl-a-ways will hold their bake sale May 5th, 10 A.M. in the
Navy Exchange Lobby. The Navy Wives Club will be holding their bake sale the fol
lowing Saturday, May 14th, 9 AM. in the ExchangeLobby. The Club wishes to take
this time to thank the Officers Club and the Officers Wives Club for their large
donation to our Welcome Kits. The items given were needed and are much appreciated.
We are proud to report some fishing news this week, though the catch was a
little unorthodox. Seems Hanker and Arms, of the Fire Station, and Collins of Pub
lic ’Works, went to inspect a fire hydron, at ComSta, and found two 10 inch Dolly
Varden fish in it. Tlfat was a nice catch; men.
Judy Fergerson, wfto was 12 years old April 23rd, celebrated her birthday, the
21st, with a party at the FRA home. Attending the party were Judy's 6th grade
class. They played games and danced to the latest records. Judy wishes to thank
Mrs* Frascella for the cake she baked and decorated for the party. It was a beau
tiful cake, baked in the shape of a record player, with a toothpick needle,.a
record that looked real, and figurerines of teen agers dancing on the lid. Happy
Birthday to Johnny Shepherd who was 4 years old the 25th of April.
Installation of new officers of the CPO Wives Club, will be held at an Instal
lation dinner, May 12th 7 P.M. at the Club Caribou. New officers are Francis Maxw
ell President, Irene Binkley Vice-President and Deloris Smith Secretary-Treasurer.
The Ladies Classic Bowling League, will hold their Bowling Banquet at the Club
Bayview May 2nd at 6 PM. New officers of the league are Clare Moody President,
Pat Scdoris Vice-President, Joyce Jay Treasurer, Nicky Rothe Secretary, and Ann
Barker Sargent-at-Arms.
The Station Hospital has been very busy this week with about 17 patients. Those
who are now or have been in the station hospital ares Clyde Howell UP2, Richard
Browser CPL, Wayne Scupp SA, Joseph Robichaud SN, Joseph Ostrowski SHC, Loya
Edward CPL, David Nelson Civ.,Paul Sears, Mrs. Norma Jean McGuigan, Mrs#Orlanda
Salazar, dependents.
Those leaving the island this week are: Stanley Milewski and family, Jack Dex
heimer and family, Milton Coolidge and family, Eugene Gilby and family, J..R.
Strickland and family, Wilbur Rish and family, E. J. Staton, Thomas Chavie, Ron
Pugh, Robert Condreay, Earl Holmstrom, Bill Holt, Robert Lloyd, Stephen Mortillara,
Harold Barnes, Robert Myers, Bradley Mclntire, Peter Derum, L. L. Hinrichs, Ronald
Carron, Charles Chadwell and Family, John and Mary Smith, Raymond Gunning, James
McDaniel, Ronald Hovland, Curtis Parks, Rodger Smith, Donald and Diana Krist, M.
A. Hess, William Jones, Thomas Blubaugh, Terry Rigler, William Coblor, Walter
Taylor and Frederick* Lawson, Arriving on the island this past week ares Ed Spen
cer, Thomas Ball, William Poe, Lee Harton, Reuben Hamilton, James Logan, Ricardo
Diuco, Peter Berghuis, Setastian Quenga, Billy Ducharme, Howard Clayberg, Wilbur
Ruf, Eddie Smith, Standley Murphy and Alfred Murray.
Kelly Dougherty celebrated his birthday Sundary afternoon with some neighbor
friends sinc@ he will be leaving before his birthday gets here and also some of
his friends are leaving too. Terry Phillip gave a pajama party for Ann Pruitt
a few weeks ago before Ann left Adak.
Please keep the calls coming to Phyllis 155 or Jane at 194-J.
Phyllis and Jane