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MOFFETT HI-LITES
There, is a new word in the vocabulary
of three of the men on Moffett. Mr. JACOB
ATWGOD, and FLORES have all added the
little word DIET. Since this happened we
have noticed the line for seconds in the
chow hall has shortened a little.
I have noticed that WILSON has been
making a wide circle around my usual res
ting spots since last Monday. It seems
he does, not like the addition of my teeth
print in his steel toe shoes.
BENSON has decided to run control lines
from the T Building to the garage so he .
doesn't have to get BAIN to open the gar
age every time he wants to turn the power
down on a transmitter. Good luck on your
wiring project.
If you have noticed Mr. JACOB'S eyes
have been a little red the past few weeks
it is not because he has been paying a
few visits to FOO's INN. He has been re
wiring an electric train motor. He keeps
telling us the train belongs to his sen,
but we have our own ideas. I still haven't
heard wheither it is running or not.
I hear the galley watch keeps getting
a little more popular every night. It
seems that the watch even gets calls at
2 in the morning to make sure that all
is secure. Anyone know anything about
this???
See you round the 'rock',
RALPH E. FOO
NOTICE; Next Friday, Adak will be visited
by a highly unusual ship, USNS Pvt, Leon
ard C. Brostrom, one of the only 2 ships
in the Pacific Ocean (the other is the
Marine Fiddler) equipped for lifts up to
150 long tons. She will bring to Adak 2
new electric generators,- Each generator
will be lifted, from the ship and placed
on 2 lowboys which will be operated in a
back to back position. The whole evolu
tion is expected to exercise the talents
of those involved to the utmost., Those
interested are invited to view this oper
ation from the shore line but must park
well clear of the operation and STAY OFF
THE PIER AND CUT OF THE WAY,
COMMISSARY STORE NOTES
The Commissary Store will be closed for
inventory 30 April and 1 May *63. Resume
normal hours 2 May T63•
'FROZEN ERRING FREE.. ♦ Anyone desiring
frozen herring for Fox TrapsShrimp Trap;
Fish Bait, Cat Food or any other use can
pick up a 50 pound box at the Commissary
Store Cold Storage Plant, Bldg. No. T
10325# Hours of issue are: 1300 - 1600
Monday thru Friday. There is a large qua.
ity on hand so don't feel bad if you have
some wast.
BEEF TENDERLOIN (FILLET MIGNON) has been
received at a price where we can sell to.
you by the piece, at $1.00 per pound. C
up, trimmed and trayed steaks $1.20 per
pound. (This is cheaper than-T-Bone) So
go first class and serve the best. When
the urge and weather will permit a hike o:
picnic and you find 3rcu don’t have the ho"
dogs, buns, potato chips, cookies, etc.
you need to make for a good outing, the
Commissary Store will be made available t
you by calling the OIC at 593 or Asst. 01
at 210J.
Keep us advised of ways in. which we might
render a better service to you.
Closed for inventory Tuesday 30 Apr. '63#
TRAFFIC COURT
Case Mo. Marne
23-63 Chatman, J.N.
• Civilian
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Violation
Speeding, Reckles
driving, Under th
influence of liq
uor.
Action ’
6 Months Suspension*
SOY SCOUTS: The 3oy Scouts are planning
a trip to the hoy Scout Camp at Kodiak in
June and are in the need of the services
of an adult that can qualify as a water
safety counsellor. Military personnel
arc invited to volunteer for this positic
and for further information, please call
Mr. Moorehead at Ex* 741*