-;:-)HcM0FFETT HIGH-LIGHTS***
Friday, March 16th, was one'of our bet
ter days for quite awhile., so the decis
ion was made to have an outdoor bar-b
que. bounds funny for Adak to have one
of.these outside affairs, but what the
heck, all we needed was some sunshine.
Chef Anderson served some piping hot
hamburgers off the charcoal and they
were deliscious. The men enjoyed them
selves very much. Some of the acrobat's
put on some skillful maneuvers. Build
ing pyramids and high jumping brought a
little laughter to the day. Others tried
out the football and the big event of *
the day was the volly ball games. All it
takes is a little sunshine and warmth,
the ingredients for an afternoon of en- ■
joyment. Musical entertainment was sup
plied by BARKER and his stereo.
If you’ve noticed "FRENCHY” walking a
round with a dazed look and slightly
jittery, it’s because he’s in the "cold
turkey" period. He has quit drinking
after hours beverages, and smoking.
Don’t be too shocked when you see him
with a coke or 7-up in his hand when
playing shufflebo.ard. And speaking of ■
this subject, the shufflebo.ard tourny
is all tied up 2 - 2. Understand the
winning team must take 5 out of 9. Good’
luck to the "good guys". Incidentally ,.
Big Bad John is taking 10-1 odds that
Frenchy is NOT successful.
Seems that SMITH is not accustomed to
the cold Adak weather. After the inci
dent that happened this week, he may
have the nick-name of SMOKEY SMITH.
RESENFELDT had the Impression the other
day that they are sending first class
petty officers out of boot camp. Life .
is full of surprises, eh Rosie?
Chief MULSHINE has been unsuccessful in
obtaining an ON-OFF volumn control for
a rare type of transmitter. Model type
is the Hammerhead Line. Someone- sug
gested alum but that would only change
the pitch of the signal. Any suggestion?
News has been received of a Pinochle
tournament in the near future. All you
amateurs will have to acquire some skill.
Luck is only part of the game,HELLBUSCH.
See ya* RALPH E. F00
MG WIN FOG NAVCOMMSTA KEGLSRS
The COMmSTA bowling team swept all three
games of the ,TKead Pin" match.with NAV
STA. JOHNSON, for NAVSTA, was high man
for the afternoon, while GCUGH was high
for COMMSTA,
The.afternoon was climaxed with a fine
treat, (at the greater expense of the
NavSta team), at the BAYVUEW Club follow
ing the match.
The two teams plan on meeting- in a ”N0
TAP" (9 pins or better is a strike), con
test in the' future. The unresolved point
between the two teams is which team
should get the ’8 pins or above handicap.
P.S, The following item-was inadvertent
ly (?) left out of the last edition of
the SUN:
The COMidSTA keglers enjoyed a steak din
ner (at the expense of their friendly
NAVSTA opponents) for coming out on top
of a 4 game handicap match. One of the
NAVSTA tema members was overheard saying
’’It’ll be a hot day on Adak when we spot
them fifty pins again” .... or did they
all say that?????
P°ST_OFFICE I^JfOQ_EFFICIEM\ „ ._
NEEDY, CS1, attached to NAVCOIE10TA gal
ley, has a rather unusual problem. It
seems that before he left home for duty
at ndak, he 'thought it would be a good
idea to put in a change of address card
at the local post office. Now all the
letters he writes home to his wife come
straight back to him...yak yak... Looks
like a long distance phone call is the
only answer to his problem.
NOBODY BOWLS AN 87^_
What Ml attached to NAVCOMMSTA ( I wont
mention his name, but his initials are
KRIST) bowled an EIGHTY-SEVEN (87) in
leagu e play?
MAKE.YOUR STaYjDN ADaK_PhY_OFF_. „
See your Disbursing Officer today and
start a Bond allotment. You’ll be in
for a happy surprise when you see how
much money you saved during your tour.