CHAPLAIN ’ S CORNER (CQNT ’ D )
Whatever is ultimately good for the
Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist
churches is good for a Baptist church.
It is good for all churches. 'Whatever
is good for churches is good for all
people. Whatever is the will of God
in tine is good eternally. Whatever
is the will of God eternally is good
in time. 'Whatever we really, earnest
ly, and sincerely pray for in our
bettor moments is that the best be
done. We do not always know what it
is. Thus we pray, "Thy will be dene."
The rule of Gcd in the hearts of
His people, bringing about His King
dom upon this earth, this is the rule
k that the Christian seeks in prayer.
The following letter of appreciation
ISLAND (AGB-1) is quoted in fulls
"Bill"
Amateur Radio Station KL7AZN
Bering Amateur Radio Club
Navy 230 Box 19 c/o Post Master
Seattle, ’Washington
Dear Sirs
"SiviOKrY 5"7M
Srnokey Sez there is no tool like the
right tool used the right way.
Bear this fact in mind if you have to
use a fire hydrant for any reason. Not
ify the Fire Department, then use a
Hydrant wrench, never use a pipe wrench,
leave hoses attached or block the hydrant
sprea.
ifc A fire hydrant is no good if the valve
is chewed up or broken off, or if the
firemen have to clear the area in order
to connect to a hydrant;
3y then it may be too late to save your
building. So do as Srnokey Sez and use the
right tools and procedures and don’t for
get to notify the Fire Departrrent first
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from the Commanding Officer, USS BURTON
Amateur radio operators, such as yourself, often constitute the only contact
with the outside world for the crew of Burton Island,, Due to our geographic
isolation for many months at a stretch, mail service is often impeded and
irregular^ It is because of this that I wish to thank you for the effort, time
and expense you have so generously expended in placing our patches to families
and friends in the United States#
Burton Island has operated an amateur radio station aboard for several year?
now and it has been proven, again and again, to be an invaluable factor in good
moral, not only to the men serving aboard*. but to their fa.mities at home as
well# I appreciate your part in making possible these contacts with our distant
homes, and I feel assured that my sentiments are echoed throughout my crew.
You may be interested to know that our geographic location on the date of our
contact was Lat. 73° 53N Long. 170°'M*
/s/ Go H. LEUIS
C o rnna n d i n g Officer
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The Adak Sun has received a great many phone calls requesting that we publish
a note of THANKS to LOS, F„ N. SERAELA of the Library for her help in assisting
the personnel on Adak..
Mr, and Mrs* P. E# BERKLEY wish to express their thanks to the personnel at
NAVCOMMSTA for their generous contributions during a time of need,
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