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Congratulations to the Aldridge family. On March 1,.they became theporents
of twin boys. They ares Robert who weighed 7 lb. 12 oz. and Jeffrey who weighed
7 lb, 5§- oz.
We would like1 to extend get well wishes to the following people who were in
the station’ hospital- during the past week. They weres; Gilbert Kudrin, Mike
Monteforte, Mrs. Lorraine Calfee, Paul Mitchell RM2, Wilbur Graham CTCN, Victor
Barrera Sa, and Richard Rusczyk CT2.
Navy Wife's Club will have their monthly social at the R & E 31dg. on March
9, at 8 P.M. gurest are always welcome so any interested women, come up and get
acquainted.
The souvenir plates of Adak, like the ones displayed in the Bering Building
lobby may be purchased from the Protestant Women's Club. Contact Mrs. Stenberg,
Mrs. Robinson, or Mrs. King.
Orchids to the guys in the postoffice for getting out all those big catalogs
to us last week. We really appreciate it.
The ‘next Club Caribou Ladies' Auxiliary luncheon will be held on March 15,
Watch next week for more details.
There was a bawling banquet March 3, at the Club Caribou. Trophies were won
by the following: Hirst place - Clam lagooners, Second place - Raven's, Third
place - Cool Cats. High average went to Ceil Miller with 141. High Series went
to Vern Deaton with 493. High Game was won by Lorraine Miller with 190. Helen
Mann was chosen the "Most Improved Bowler." The music for the banquet was pro
vided by the Moonglows.
Welcome Aboard CDR. Stevenson, Farewell to the Eugene Poor's who n leave
Wednesday for Long Beach, California.
Happy Birthday to A1 White on March 4, Shirley Miller on March 5,and to
Polly Chastain on March 8.
'Hey, you all! Grab yourself a pardner and sashay on down to the school gym
Thursday Evening for some relaxation and entertainment. About fifteen couples
circled around the hall last Thursday night and a fine time was had by all* Some
couples had square danced before, but the majority were first nighters, so don’t
be shy. Come on down and join us and our friendly caller Jim Kapes and hiswife
Louise will have you a swingin' and a stompin' with the best of them. The fun,
exercise, fellowship, enjoyment, and relaxation afforded by square dancing-from
daily tensions cannot be underestimated. Who has time to worry about "Will those
orders come when due?",or What's for Sunday dinner? When you're listening -‘for
that next call. And did you know that square dancing is our country's national
dance? So don't be a square! Learn to square dance now and you will find a
friendly group of dancers just waiting to welcome you into their set, no matter
where you go, at home or abroad. See you Thursday night at 7:30 at the School
Gym.
... .. Here's a few hints for frozen food. If you have made too much soup or soup
stock. Put the extra amount in your ice-cub trays and freeze. The cubes * can
be wrapped and stored in the freezer. This makes it possible -to serve small a
mounts of soup or to use the entire batch for another meal. Fresh parsley is
always at hand if you chop it and put it in ice-cube trays with water andfreeze.
Wrap each cube in foil and store, ' If it is for soup or stew, ijust dropthe cube
into the food as it is cooking.
That's all for this week. If you have any birthdays, anniversaries, or other
news please call Vicki at 194-J or Kay at 451,
VICKI and KAY