*$?*'&■* a busty;^ek ,,this has '
been. We have had the 'tt^O Show, our
visiters from Canada and^ the ,nStork’T'
is a nervous .-wrecks* {‘He ha^..*Jinade two
trips to "thp Island. {and is anticipat
ing a third~ran4. 'mayb.e a fourth trip..
All in,.all l?een'exciting^
t
Congratulations ar® in owde^ Scry
Chief, and iirsV K • B • Hiller who arethe
proud" parente( "of daughter ".Karen horn
June 25-^'iater' iirraih{is very proud,
also, JSr* an^ Mrjs ’< john{ Bradshaw ..are
the proud parepta df {"Twin Boys*1' born
on June 27, ana as. this, column goes, to
press Lt. Jerry Jjgm * ^anticipating
a second chi^ldrr-^apQn we.kope,Charlene ■
Iffurph# sprained* her ankle and we hope
she Is on the road to recovery. -
We wish to wejLcpqae ..^LboarQ.< Chief . f
Mrs. Jones. . Ch^Le^ . Jjoppi. is; .ai&tiqnpja,, • [
at th^. .Coag^Guard Lor'an JStatipru
Kathy and Michael Monteforte enter
tained a, grpup^.ojp; 4«en-a80r»>;^ih'
party, on, June , * 1A gay time was ;£ad
by all. Qn June" 30, the .Girl Scouts;,
Troop 7 (ages‘8 & 9) had a surprise
birthday party . for r; their leader;,UA
.bprothy.^iitKat* the' home o£ iheir,*as**vi
si at an t,leade|*j*. In$*. ’Inther.: The girls^
presented, Dprothy with , jewelry, said;
cake balced and decorated by the girls*
.. Sue.Varpe^ will be $ on July, 4^ (have
fun Ruth), JfyrniB' Borahei/ner celebrated:.1
his^( birt^day{ ^on June. 30 with .a dinner
.party.,;. v. , - j ; ,, , . , .u..\ V?
We are, glad; to have-Evelyn .petty fc$ck,
with pa, after _ a*, leave, in the .states*
Glad to see Ruby Tynes back with us
also. ■■ •*«
The (^/Auxiliary held ; their monthly
business -meeting on Thursday, June 30
at the Clyb\Caribqu. /■ They’wCuld like
to welcome Mr&«. T^es'*, Mr'sV- Shoemaker,
Mrs. Irish, VMfsV £fenn,anji Mrs* Spicher
as new member • They would like also
to wlecoipe back; Mx*s« Horn,Mrs-. Butler
and Mrs. Miller. After the ‘ meeting,
bingo was " played and refreshments
were served*
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■ Lorraliie ,L£; '.don *.t .j i these watermelons
look luscious that we have been seeing
aroundvihe; Island ?$%£? 'Bubble iiead,
Is there rahythdLng^elaeJwe could do for
you??* tv* 1* * r*.v
»Hints for ttou;fiubbyL: :How not to hit
your thumb :.;if yctfWe tacking something
coat .the surface d of * .the hammarwiih
.aSohpstrf/A small’tack: wiMcling to the
soap, and you can whack it into place
with one Jiand.. vtBasy^to-Hammer-^Jails;
yerde nails through * a bar of soap
first!*: ’v “They - .will ihammer iniohhrd
woodiiauch -more-easily. To prevent mar*-1
ring* smooth* wood, hammer tolls through
a hole punched in a piece of corrugated
paper. For very precise* measurements
fin wood/., get your wife fo loan you a
dartaiag needle. Use it; in& mechknical
♦pahoil in place of the’ pencil .lead. If
doors squeak, 1 rub > thfe; hihgeswith a
soft lead pencil. --Sanding- grooved
‘surfaces? It will. , vb©'easier if you
wrap sandpaper around an -ordinary deck
ofi playing* cards. The- cards * “give”
enough-to-fit- the^ shape of the grooves.
•{How about - dinner* out ■ some night?)
'N£xt-week~~-When Preparing FbbdsH^Dbts
and Dbn^s. 4y-' i V ■
. Well folks, it ’ a time fcb-clone shop i
remember if’ you ' have any new^just
pick up your phone ' and call «.Huth at
•337:.or Betty at 6U9N*'-' * ;,iV
.• Ruth and Betty ; .•■*•**
ftEUNION- fOR E X-AOAK 1 AN$
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Mrs. Hogen of Civilian Personnel!
Office recieved ,£ letter fromaf fiend
inviting all Civilian, and Military
personnel who are leaving Adak to a
REUNION of Former Residents of , Adak.
It will be held on Slmday, 9 July at
Stove # 6,Lower Wppdlahd Park Seattle",
Washington, / |f any of...yourfriende
have already left .Adak ariij $re in' .-or
near Seattle, why don*t you drop them
- a-line Celling them that they are in
vited.