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Wg would like to welcome aboard Miss Caryl Smith, dcaughter of Commander & Mrs.
Irwin Smith* Miss Smith plans on visiting her parents until June when she shall
return to the University of Washington in Seattle. We hope your visit will be a
pleasant one, Caryl.
Also we would like to welcome R. TOON, SK2, R. VALES, SK3, R* LIMAPILIS, SK2.
£• ]^CASTER, ENC, D. HUIRAS, AC2, J. BLOUNT, BM2,L.L. BLGA/ERS•, CN Leland F.
BLCWfcRS, CN, and J. LAWLEY, SN.
',®n ?aturday> 27 January a farewell party was held for Chief and Mrs. Brancato,
Chiex & Mrs..Hayes, Chief & Mrs. Stiller, Chief & Mrs. Holmes, Chief Washington,
Chief Bowers and Master Sg. Giehw. A buffet befitting the most equisite taste
was provided by Chef King formerly & befittingly described as the "Belly Robber"
of the YTV 139* Chef King outdid himself with both beauty and taste of this cul-*
inary effort. .A presentation of gifts was .made to our departing friends as a rem
•xnder of the highest esteem and affection we hold for them. At the ‘conclusion of
. g buffet and presentation,, danci.no and listening music'was provided by Rita Qall
igan and Gene Freeman for all the guests. (Rita and Gene were such a hit that they
wUl be playing every Friday & Saturday night at the Caribou, as long as the peoplA
7o °Ur dGPar‘t*n9 friends we wish a fond farewell and to all members of
the Caribou Club we will look forward to your farewell get togethers.
Thursday, 1 February, Mrs. E. Milewski SURPRISED Mrs* E. Marsh with a baby show
er* Guests were Mrs. M. Scott, Mrs. S. Grant, Mrs. M. Shaloo, Mrs. D. Payne, Mrs.
... Dixon.and Mrs. G. Tomasuia* Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Grant
Mrs. Dixon a Mrs. Shaloo. Everyone had a good time*
• °£ february 7th, Mr, and Mrs, LeRoy Anderson, UT1, and family will be leaving
for Point Mugu, California; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes, CSCA and family will be
leaving for the Great Lakes; Mr. and Mrs, Kelsey Ohiinger, CM1, and'family will be
f^r Diego, California; Mr* and Mrs. Orville Nichols, SHI will be going
uo. 'hind Lake, California and Mr* and Mrs. Edwin Clayton, EOl and family will be
M0B5. On February 10th Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brancato will also depart for
o. Adieu to all .of you. Wo would also like to sav goodbye to W*S* Bryson, SA,
Harrin9ton, S“, P.Z. Quevedo, RM2, Theodore Russelle, FN, Paul Hillomeyer, f
Siv^A, Robbie Robinson, SKSN, Wayne Burdbin, E0H2, Lindell Edmonds, AA, Charles
J. S. Kitch, RM3, W. K.
Daitry, ADJ3, Norman Wielgosz, AMS2, T. R. Richter, Rm<
Wilkins, Fa and R. A. Allarcon, Tn.
A belated birthday wish goes out to Mrs* Paulino Eggleston, who celebrated the
27th of January,
Mr, & Mrs• "Willy" Williams have received orders for Sanford, Florida, Their
departure date*isn*t definite yet#
Congratulations to Mr# & Mrs# Don Merrill who became the parents of a. baby girl,
Tuesday, January 30. She weighed in at 8 lbs, 1 oounce and was named Brenda Kay#
Belated anniversary wishes go out to Mr# and Mrs. Fred George who celebrated
their third on the 24th of January.
Acheck with the Blubbers finds them all^quite pleased with the results of their
two week diet. Weight losses of 15-22 pounds were recorded as the diet period end
ed and Blubber A who is at 250 from 265 plans to continue after a couple weeks res
pite.
We hear that Gunner Brown! slump in pocket billiards reached a new low when he
was skunked by Stelzer, GM1.
LTJG and Mr$..Larabee celebrated their wedding anniversary by hosting a party
with 40 guests in attendance.
Keep;the calls coming to'Dana at 043-J and Diana at 044-J. We thank all the
••n«~ .who called this week.
"Dana and Diana