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Bov Scout Troop ;#651 of Adak is now
25 strong. New arrivals in the troop
T-Ki" month, are Ronald Brown and ' Ted
J-'Cneczak* Ted has transferred from
Troop #733 of Ocean Side, California*
C: all hope Ted finds Troop #651 as in
i’.'.resting as his oldtcoopin California.’
Don Socna, Joe Toderick and Steve
Zi'raurgg were inducted as Tenderfoot
Scouts into Troop #651 from the Webelos
Don Pack #351 on Friday 27 October.
The Boy Scouts hold their Troop meet
ings every Tuesday evening in the school
Gym, The meeting is started at 1830
with a presentation of colors and ends
at 2000 with retreat of colors. Any
boy of scout age wishing to see this
impressive ceremony and some of the many
other scout activities is invited to
attend a Troop meeting.
The Scout Troop;-.is hard pressed .for
recreational gear and also other little
things. Our treasury is not abundant
with funds, so wouldany activity having
anything you have no use for and that
you think might be useful to the scouts
please call the Scoutmaster Paul Moor
head at Extension 741.
MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT'S 1960
BUPEkS NOTICE 5101 of 29 September
1961 promulgates statistics for 1960’s
Navy and Marine Corps motor vehicle
accidents•
FIVE HUNDRED & SIX lost their lives
as a result of these accidents. FIVE,
fHOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED & NINE persons
v/ere injured.
The ever-present motor-vehicle acci4
dent far outpaced all other causes of
death among Navy and Marine Corps pers
onnel. In 1960, the 506 deaths account
ed for one third of the total number of
deaths occurringamong all active-duty
naval personnel during the • year. In
addition-to this irrevocable loss,'more
than 5,000 members of the Navy and Mar
ine Corps, many maimed for life, were
admitted to medical facilities for
treatment of nonfatal injuries.
DRIVE SAFELY-THE LIFE 8< LIMBS YOU
SAVE MAY BE YOUR VERY OWN.
On October 16th the Marines won over
Public Works by a score of 74-27, Again
the Marines ran away with their oppon
ents with Williams scoring 17 points.
High .man. for P-.W. was Gisky with'8.
The 2nd game of the night found Het
erology beating Transportation by just
a close margin, 48-47, High scorer for
Heterology was Helshy. with 15 points and
Transportation’s power was Stenlundwith
22, ' .
The A/C Maintenance team won its 2nd
victory over Supply by a score of 76-47
Cos.per lead the scoring for A/C Mainten
ance with 23 points and Willet had a
high 15 points for the Supply team.
Supply took the Fire House 75 t6 43
last Monday night. Grady lead the Sup
ply team to victory with 31 points and
Grant was big man for the Fire House
with 19 points.
The 2nd game of the night was one of
the most exciting games of the season
thus far. The A/C Maintenance Team
lost a- hard fought game to the Marines
by a score of 64-63. Waugh led the scor
ing for the Marines with 22 points and
Clayborn and Cosper of A/C Maintenance
sunk 19 and 15 respectively for their
hard fighting team.
As a result of this game the Marines
lost two of their men, Williams, one of
their big guns is back in a cast and
isn’t expected to return for the rest of
•the season and Waugh v/as injured and
will be out of play for awhile accord
ing to the Marines coach, Mr. Hearn and
the Doctor.
Public Works defeated Me ter o logy 1/fed.
night 29 to 26 in a closely contested
defensive game.
The Marines are still in 1st place
in the League followed by Supply, A/C
Maintenance, Heterology, Public Works,
and Fire House, and Transportation in
that'order.
Games for the coming week are:
1 November 1961-Trans vs Supply 1900
2 Nov. 61-Coast Guardvs Marines 1900
2 Nov 61-Public Works vs Trans. 2030
3 Nov61-Meterology vs A/C Maint 1900
3 Nov 61-Public Works vs CoastGrd.2030
Agaih::we invite everyone to come out
and enjoy a good game of basketball.