Welcome aboard Mrs. Dane and daughter who arrived last Wed* from Oxnard,
Calif* Welcome also to anyone else who arrived this past week.
Farewell to Casper alias Vince Interrante YN2 who leaves Feb. 23, to Adams
SN who leaves Feb. 18, to "Sparky" Sparks YN2, David Reed SK2, and Donald Kopp
EN2 who leave on March 1.
Two couples celebrated their anniversaries on Valentine's day which ;.is :\a
nice day for a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holliman celebrated their fourth
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rives celebrated their first. We wishthem all many::more.
Tne men from the bakery were glad to hear that the double wrapoers on the
bread were appreciated. While we are on the subject we would like to thank
them for the whole wheat bread and the delicious Sat. morning goodies. We
would like to see more of them.
Navy Wife's Club had their Feb. meeting at the R. and E. Bldg, last Thurs.
evening. There were two guests present, Mrs. Peugh and Mrs. Platt. We enjoyed
their presence and hope they will visit with us again soon.
New officers have been elected on the Ladies Bowling Team. They are as
follows President-Garnet O’Connell, Vice-President-Von Purcell, Secretary
Eileen Anderson, Treasurer-Barbara Rice, and Sergeant at Arms-Ruthie Smith.
Get well wishes go out to M. Gaedke GN3, Ronald Messenger PVT., Richard
Rusczyk Ci2, Ronald Schmidt SN, Graydon Thompson YN1, Charlotte Lindell, and
Sally Ann Snigaroff who are visiting us from Atka. We wish you all a speedy
recovery.
Bobby Shoemaker and his classmates celebrated his birthday Sat, Feb. 13,
with a party. He was 9 years old. His mother Flo will be (21 plus ) on Feb. 21.
Happy Birthday also to Alkins on Feb. 17, Jetter Sparrow on Feb. 18, and to
Mary Lewis and Brown QM3 who had birthdays on Feb. 14.
Many Thanks! I would like to acknowledge my thanks and appreciation to
all the women for participating in a buffet luncheon last Sat. at the Club
Caribou. Why not do it more often!!!??
Gert Gray won the door prize at the luncheon at the Club Caribou last Wed.
The ladies auxiliary will have its monthly meeting Thurs. Feb. 24. All members
are welcome and urged to attend.
We’re a little short on news this time so I will include a few household
hints which you might find handy.
Time can be saved when baking potoatoes if they are first boiled for 'five
minutes. Arrange them in muffin tins before putting them in the oven, and you
won’t burn your fingertips, as you often do when taking them out individually.
An easy way to keep fruit pies from boiling over is to insert about six
pieces of uncooked macaroni about 1-g- in. long into the top crust. The juice
boils up in the little "chimneys'* instead of flowing over the sides.
Quick relief from the pain of small burns and fat splashes can be obtained
by pouring vanilla extract on the burned surface. This is usually as handy in
everyone’s kitchen as butter and is much better for the burn.
A room can be cleared of smoke in a few minutes if you dip a towel in equal,
parts of vinegar and hot water, wring it out and wave it gently over your head
as you walk about the roomt
That’s all for this week9 If you have any news please call Vicki at. 194-J
or Kay at 451.
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