GCMP^NY
MAH 11' IE B A HR A CK S
. AID
5 M,.RiIY, SUPPORT 3i.Tiii.LI0N
.(NSC--) I IN G
1 -L'i. ’.liij
Leaving last week for their
next duty station in the Conti
nental United States were Cor
poral Ralph HEELING? an admini
stration man who is planning to
^ to get married while home on
P leave and then take advantage
of some of that easy living in
the 2d Marine Air Wing atCherrv
Point, North Carolina; Corporal
”Willy” GOODWIN? our bugler, is
headed for 1st Marine Division
Camp Pendleton, California so
as to join the 1st Marine Divi
sion Drum and Bugle Corps;LCpl
Norman HIGHTOWER Lance Corpo
ral Joseph <1° MONTANO Privates
First Class Milo D. TEaRP and
Pedro MORE ELS aD Jr. who are all
going to.the 1st Marine Divis
ion to further their training.
| Good luck to them all.
WELCOMING PARTY
The party that was held last
week for the newly arrived Ma
rines wives at the Marine En
listed Club, "Tundra Tavern",
was, in addition to the ones
named last week_, also held to
welcome rs. SCHKOYER. MRS.
SCHMOYER is the wife of Mas
ter Sergeant Arthur SCHMOYER5
one of the Company "A" Marines.
This reporter would like to a
pologize for inadvertently o
mitting Mrs. SCHKOYERS name
from the wives that were wel
comed at the party.
Arriving'this week were Mrs.
SkijiRCZEA? the wife of Gunnery
Sergeant Theodore SWIERCZEK of
Marine Barracks, and Mrs.LOPEZ9
the wife of Sergeant (E-5)Felix
LOrEZ ? also of Marine Barracks.
COMPANY "A"
r\nt? a pr> V Q m T ^ tp
■njJJJ.i-j.iJ_rj. ixIjO .i. 1 q-u
In keeping with the Karine tra
dition of matching assigned re
sponsibility with commensurate
prestige (the old RHIP) an NCO
area has recently been establis
hed for all Marines of Company
MAn in pay grades E-4 & E-J.
BEST
WISHES
On■Saturday 7 October Private
First Class A. C, BLUHE was ad
mitted to the Naval Station Hos
pital. I'm sure all the Adak
Sun "subscribers" will join the
members of Company "A" and Ma
rine Barracks in wishing him a
complete and speedy recovery*
i i5;:;:r..y but no boats
Corporal C. H. MARSHALL disagr
ees with this* He just return
ed from Anchorage, Alaska where
he spent twenty days leave and
from all the talk we have heard
he had a real nice time. Cor
poral MARSHALL has this to say,
"If you get a chance to go - be
sure and - GO J
Marine Barracks Reporter,
Corporal Antley