OVEIl THE FENCE-—Haney anniversary to Carl WHITE who celebrated his 20th year in
the Navy June 19» Here’s to 20 ^orey eh Cai*l? More anniversaries, but of the /
Wedding type: Ralph & Mary Wright celebrated their 3rd June 22, Mr.&Mrs. John fv
Dixon celebrated their 29th, June 11. Congraulations folks. We*d like to wish
Happy Birthday to: Chief Washington, June 11 and Mrs. Anna Barker, who celebrat-Y?
ed June 20th. Annother anniversary - the Spicers will celebrate their 12th on j I
June 28th. Happy Anniversary. Many Adalcians* are receiving orders, some are: MR. \
& Mrs. Berry to Lanore, Calif., the Reynolds to Bakersfield, Peuse to a Sub-Tender^
in San Diego, Ramberg to a destroyer in Long Beach and Jose DeJesus to a reefer /;
ship in San Francisco, Mr. & Mrs. Hand to Hawaii, Caswells to an LSD in .San Diego^
and Hergets to San Francisco, the Luthers to Portsmouth, Va., and Banberry’e and f„
Wisemans to San Diego. — The Civilian Wives met last week at the home of Helen f
Quinn, with Connie Smith as co-hostess. New Officers were elected and they are: ft
Inex Marquart, President; Lois Sauerbier-Vice President; June McFadden; Secretary, r
Nora Ristow-Treasurer. Important: The Civilian Wives meeting day has been chang
ed from Monday to Tuesday. That will be every 3rd Tuesday of every month.-A
farewell coffee was held for Linda Hoisington, who left June 21. It was a surprize
| to Linda, and was held at her house. (How did they work that?) Mrs.. Fern Hinton, A
who was employed in Supply, before she left last February, is in San Diego Naval /
Hospital with a brain tumor. She is on the critical list, and if anyone would like
to send her a card, it would be appreciated by her and her husband. The address:
U.S, Naval Hospital, Bldg. 26, Ward C, San Diego, California. We hear the CPO*s gc
stonped 7-1 in a baseball game with Western Electric June 18 in back of the gym,
(Better luck next time, fellas). One bright spot of the day was the hotdogs supp
lied and cooked by Mr. and Mrs. Calfee. The CPOfs would like to thank you folks.,
A new square dance class will commence the 1st Thursday night in July. Instructions
will be given from 7:30 to 9s30 and following will be more dancing for the advanced
club members. Registration will remain open for two weeks. Jim Krapes is the ins
tructor and the schooly gym is where you* 11 find him, every Thursday night. Come c
down and join the fun. We hear Chief Smith of the Navy Exchange has the letters -
C C S B painted in red on his car. If you know what it stands for, please report t
Over the Fence and we will have it in next week, How,s that Chief Smith?
We*d like to welcome all the newcomers to Adak, among them: Mrs. Caglione & Mrs,
Mayfield. Hope you all enjoy your stay here. Time to say farewell again, among
those leaving this week: The Ledwiths, O.K. Westerman, J.D. Chenevert, R# C. Geiger
P. T. Mitchell, C.M. Timmons, the H. C. Millers, P.C. Danz, R.L. Frick, E. R.Browr
l.jl. uiose, is. u. Newman, and L.J. Dunlap. Harewell also to Evelyn Petty who left
last week with ’’Pretty Boy” (First Adakian bird to have his name in print).-—-We’d
like to congratulate Kay and Dick Leiderman on the new addition to their family,
Frances June, borth the first day of summer, June 21st,weighing in at 8 lbs. 11 ozt
and will keep our faithful reporter busy for awhile. Best wishes, Kay &Dick. We*
like to wish get-well to those who were in the station hospital last week: John Bei
nbe, Alex Kudrin, Robert Lloyd, Clifford Marshall, Joseph Orr, Paul Morin, Richard
Rusczyk and Donald Wilson.-—The CFO Auxiliary will hold their monthly meeting,
Thursday, June 29th. All members are urged to attend. New CPO wives are most weL
come. Another friend who would enjoy a card or note is Mrs. Shizuko West, who lef-'
Adak recently and is on the sick -list. Here is ’’Sugar’s” address and she will prol
ably be there for six months: San Diego County General Hospital, Vauclain Home Tul
erculosis Unit, San Diego, California.——Bible School is over for another year ar
a great big ’’WELL DONE” goes out to the volunteer staff who helped make it a succer
Thanks to all the teachers who gave of their tine and talents, to the kitchen comm
itee for preparing the daily ’’goodies”, to the mothers who baked or bought them, tc
the girls who took such good care of the babies, to the busdrivers who handled th
overcrowded buses so weel, to Mr. Lewis, to the husbands who listened to their t?r<
wives’ complaints and of course to the Chaplains* office for the extra duties so
willingly performed. Till next week, keep the calls coming to Kay 451 & Vicki 194