Stsbtts Sing For
Farewell Supper
Even if they didn’t sing for theh
supper, the SeaBees—MCB5_al
lifted the roof of the U.S.O
Qnb sieging after the fareweli
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dinner, sponsored by the Service
Wives Club, held in their honoi
Sunday.
Attending the dinner whici
started at 8 p.m., were 176 per
sons, including the SeaBees, head
ed by Lt. Cmdr. Baker, Navy mei
and their wives, and visiting
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! Marines. LtCmdf. Baker took the
a place of commander of the MCB5
unit, Cmdr. Phillips who could not
i be present because of emergency
. leave. Special guests were Mr. and
. Mrs. Wendall Hylton from the Ko
i diak Baptist Mission. Hylton is the
r Religious Advisory Chairman oi
the U.S.O. Organization Com
mittee. t
Chaplain E. B. Nelson, who is
attached to the Navy fleet now ir
Kodiak for Operation Cool Dip was
also present.
The funds and food for the din
ner were furnished by the Service
Wives Club and the menu includec
veal scallopini, sweet ipotatoes
green beans, slaw, fruit and vege
table salads and coffee.
After dinner community singing
was organized by U.S.O. Director
Howard Demarest* who aided fail
ing memories by projecting words
on a screen. The singing was led
by Jay Burnett, an MCB5 member,
who later sang a solo. Paul Massey
assisted on the piano.
A huge frosted cake with the in
scription “So Long—It’s been nice
knowing you MCB5” was then cut
by Lt. Cmdr. Baker, assisted by
U.S.O. Junior Hostess Merle Heit
man.
A backdrop to the table on
which the cake was cut was a cry
ing towel “For the MCB5’s” de
signed and painted by Mrs. Schar
lotte Barney.
Among those who helped by
contributing food cooking, serving
were service wives Dee Neal, Mary
Frances Dykes* Delore Urioste,
Joan Reimer, Mona Yocum, Berba
lee Collebrusco, Rita Gardner,
Marie Nelson, Carlcen Jones, Pat
Brandt, Dorothy Vallace, Virginia
Massey, Ardna Fox, and Junior
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and photo aids. Eosy-does-rt
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Jewelry made from jade, nug
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Alaska slippers & mukluks
Cameras, accessories & film
Photo finishing, color, black &
white and movies.
Open Till 9:30 ■
KNUDSEN’S
•where ALL' Kodiak shdps
Hostesses Merle Heitman, Betty
Heglin, Connie Dandeneau, Shirley
Black and Rita Hunter..
Following the dinner, the final
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of ttit.fiMCii* iousnameat *a*i
held and a fropby was ay^JWd .te"
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Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
each month at 7:30 p.m. in the
Carpenter’s Hall
Timothy Gilmore, President
Stuart Nuckols, Financial Sec.
KODIAK
EMBLEM
CLUB No. 1S7
Meets 1st & 3rd
Thursday at
8 p.m. at the
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meet the 1st Wednesday of
every month at ,8 p.m. at the
Union {Hall
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1st and 3rd Tuesday 8 p.m. at
the VFW Post