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Niel A. WHITE, CM, USM has been
selected as the Public Works Man of
the Month for March. WHITE reported
to transportation during October 1960
and has worked as a mechanic since
that time. Prior to being assigned to
Adak he saw duty with MCB 11 in Guam
and Okinawa. Successfully competing
in the February examinations for advan
cement in rate he will be advanced to
CMA3 on 16 May. In recognition of his
achievement of selection of Man of the
Month WHITE was awarded a short R & R
trip to Anchorage.
Congratulations,£N WHITE
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with Delaricheliore, YN3
In an effort to encourcage partic
ipation in intramufiland varsity sports,
the Operations Department has formed
an rtthlefcic Committee within the De
partment.
GCA held an inter-division bowling
tournament which found TRUMBLE, ACl,
the only participant from the tower,
walking away with singles honors. LCDR
DEiViSTER and Chief HACKNEY took the dou
bles crown and the GCA team has chal
lenged other divisions to take away
these titles.
The GCA team, as of 18 April were
only 2 games out of 1st place in the
Captains Trophy League. Scheduled to
play MilPers on 25 April they lost 2
games to the YO YO's plus ONE but are
.determined to spring back and get to
the top.
Two OPs personnel, GAST, ACl and
LEARN, ET1 we re victorious in-the roll
off for the NavSta bowling team and will
1 go to KODIAK for the 17ijh NO playoffs.
The Weather Guessers * paying no mind
to the climatic conditions they predict
hold claim to being the first Operations
Division to hold softball practice in
anticipation of the Captains Trophy
Softball League.
(Continued next column)
ENSIGN V. E. BREWER, the Department
Athletic Officer wants every man who
desires to play ball in the Operations
Department to give him a call* Mean
while the Weather Guessers, although
looking for a pitcher are also looking
for practice games, so call THORPE at
124 to arrange your first defeat of the
season.
DEL.
SrJOOT&S MACflC
C0M17 Notice 3590 of 17 April 1961
announces the details concerning the
SEVENTEENTH Naval District Rifle and
Pistol matches which will be held 17
19 May 1961 at NavSta, Kodiak. I
Prospective members of the Adak team
who are hard at work to qualify for
the competition ares
Lt. John K. TRIMBLE
John G. KRUMME, MMCM
William J. DORRITTY
Donald G. HEWKINS, YM2
Monte R. BOURCHARD, RMC
James D. HAMER, CEC
Marvin L. BANBURY, BT1
David M. HANTULLA, ET1
Thomas W. RATHBURN, ET3
Johnny H. CURRY, ET2
Thomas J. LIJEWSKI, AMI
J. I. ANDERSON
From the results of the matches at
Kodiak personnel will be selected to
represent the 17ND in the Pacific Fleet
Championship to be held 5-10 June
1961 at Camp Eliott, San Diego, Calif.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICE! All Masons# The Adak Masonic
Club will meet Tuesday, 2 May at 1930
in the R E Building Adjacent to the
Bering Chapel#
NOTICE; Adak PTA Monthly meeting will
be held Monday May 1st 7:30 P.M. First
Grade students will furnish the enter
tainment. Election of new officers
will be held. Please attend,
NOTICE; The Protestant Women's Group
will meet May 9 at 8 P.M. in the R E
Bldg. Plese any old sheets or pillow
cases you may nave.