SPORTSMAN'S CLUB
The monthly meeting of the Sports
mans Club was held on Monday 8 August
Smoked Salmon (caught and smoked by
club members), donuts (made % a club
member) , and coffee was served, What
with the fine refreshments, a, demon
stration of the operation of a hand
loading press and the showing of a fine
movie about Alaska, this meeting truly
had ”something for everyone”#:
Mrs* Mayme Price was elected to fill
the position of Secretary-Treasurer
due to the impending departure from
Adak of Mr* Whitmus and family* Mr*
Whitmus has received his travel orders
to another spot in Alaska. Bon Voyage
Seven new members were welcomed to
the club Monday night. The Adak Army
unit is now , well represented in the
Sportsmans Club. Four of the new mem
bers are U*S* Army personnel* The new
members are*
Michael BABCOCK U*S. Army
James BECKUM U.S* Army
Mr* Paul 0* CONRAD Raber-Kief
Charles B. GORING U.S. Army
Mr* Ray JOHNSON POL
Mr. .Paul V. MEYERS Raber Kief, :
Ralph MORLEY . U.S. Army
Mr. and Mrs. • James Brownell were
visitors to the meeting. Come again
folks. Visitor^ • are welcome at all
meetings and , we will try to make it
intersting to all*
HELP] Mr# and Mrs. Gay Ristow are
going on vacation’ next month ,& unless
some qualified person volunteers to
take over the Small Bore Range it will
he closed.,: Anyone • 'interested should
contact Mr.- Ristow at 350 or LCDR
Martin at 734. or 714*
DID I0U kNCW? The lakes and streams
on Adak and Kagalaska have been stocked
with approximately 4i million Raihbow
Trout since the inception of the Adak
Pish Hatchery, operated Try the Sports
mans Club, jpor a listing, of the
places ofvplanting check the bulletin
board in the Adak Museum, Bering Build
ing Lobby. m -
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Remember this date: MONDAY, 12 th
SEPTEMBER I960* Make no plans for that
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ANNOUNCEMENTS' ~ -
ARC WEI.DTNG BURNS: The CB*s are doing
considerable arc welding, particularly
in the dependent housing areas where
they, ara replacing stem lines* Watch
ing this welding process without the
benefit of protective eye .shields will
result in serious and painful in jury to
the eyes* All ’personnel are cautioned
against watching this welding* * Parents
are particularly urged to inform their
children of this hazard* *
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FOR SALE: • .* 1954 Ford 2 door, deluxe* J
Forced to leave Adak, must s61i* Best
offer, takes. Quarters 0-43* LTJG
G.R* FREEBURG. •
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NOTICE.*.* * .*
Parents, guardians or custodians o f
small children are cordially incited
to utilize either the Dependents wait
ing room, the Station Nursery, or Baby
Sitter*a while attending the Dental
Clinic. Your copperation will be ".
greatly appreciated by both Staff and
patients*.
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GLAUCOMA. DETECTION CLINIC: All persons
(male & female) over the age of 40 ^
whose surnames begin with the letters
of the - alphabet K through 0, who are ;
interested * in attending the? glaucoma
detection clinic at ' the station
hospital, may do so ' on a voluntary
basis‘.between -the hours of 1300 and
1600 on Tuesday, 16 August I960*
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FOR.SALE • . #t 1952 4-dr. Chev. VeryGood
Condition. Excellent Adak transport -
ation. Call 008 working hours or 052J
Qtrs 161-A, New Village.
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CIVILIAN WIVES CLUB: The / August
meeting of the Civilian Wives1 Club
will be held at 8*00 PM, Monday ,15
August at Quarters CC-5 with Mts.
Frank OfConnel and Mrs. John Smith as \
hostesses# All civilian* • wives are
cordially invited and urged to attend#
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