7 H A N KS
Excerpts from a memo concerning the
final report of the 1961 Federal Ser
vice Campaign for National Health Age
ncies fund drive conducted in January
and February are published below. It
is being printed to show appreciation
to those who contributed?
"You are pleased to note,' I am sure
that we have this year provided more
funds for the American Cancer Society
the Alaska Heart Association, and the
Alaska Crippled Children's Association
than ever before through the Federal
Services. This represents an 18% in
crease over the 1960 returns and is
indicative of your very fine cooperat
ion.
Please pass onto your Project Offic
ers and Keymen the thanks of all con
cerned and feel assured that you may
call on me or the participating agen
cies at any time that we may be of
service."
. s/A. Herbert Schutte, Chairman
of Alaska State FSCNHA Committee"
fiSHINb DERBY
ADAK FISHING DERBY TO RUN FROM AUGUST
1st to 31st.
Here a're the rules and information
on the Adak Fishing Derbys
1 ) Runs from August 1st thru 31st.
2) Two Divisions (judged by length
onlys A. Longest Trout (Dollry Varden,
Rainbow) B. Longest Salmon.
3) First place trophy will be award
ed in each division.
4) Special Services Office Official
measuring station.
5) Open to all Naval Station Pers
onnel.
6) Current Derby Leaders will be
posted in the Navy Exchange on * the
Bulletin Board.
NOT ICE
T^here will be a meeting of the Adak
NRA Sportsman*s Club tonight at 1730.
t Is r\ N EWS
FRA NEWS—In a ceremony patterned after
"This Is Your Life" FRA President E. T.
RIVERS, RM1 announced "This Is Your
Night" to CSC Henry ‘S. BUNCZEWSKI and
his wife Jean on Saturday, 22 July 1961
The ceremony was a token of the local
Branch’s appreciation for their help in
maintaining the Home and the many hours
of service to the Branch during their
tour on Adak which ends on August 2nd,
They were presented a bond by the
members of Branch #169.' •
Meeting night is Wednesday, 26 July
at 1930 and all members are urged to
attend, 'In order to serve you better
the hew officers need your ideas and
support,' Attend the meeting this Wed
nesday,
A N NOiJNCEM ENTS
FOR SALES 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, 2Dr
Hardtop economy 6 with automatic '•trans
mission,. radio and heater. Undercoated,
upholstery. Like new, excellent rubber
$300. Call 334 days, 05717 evenings.
FOR SALE; 1950 Ford, 6 cylinder, 2 dr
1961 Adak Licenses. Overhauled. Reliable
Transportation. A.N. Miller 029J or BB13
MUSICIANS’ WANTED; Bass, Sax, and Guitar
Combo to play Modern Jazz. Contact W.
J. Burian, ETR3. Ext. 334/335 after
1700, Ext. 438.
NOTICE; A Dependents Teen-age Dance
Thurday Night at 1930. Come on and
dartce to the delightful sounds of the
Echoes# Thatfs 1930 July 27 at the
Caribou Club.
FOR SALE; 1951 Chev. Pickup. Good
condition. Must sell. $275. or best
offer. CAMPBELL At Ext. 137.
WANTED; Lady to iron clothes. Please
pall 464-W*