REENLISTS FOR FOUR MORE
Ralph D* LEE, SHC of the Navy Exchange
reenlisted on board the Naval Station
for a period of four years on 12 July r
1962# This is the fifth time for Chief
LEE to sign up in the Naval Service* This
will be the last time for the Chief un
less he decides >to make it a career,
for he now has over eighteen years of
Naval Service. \ .
Chief Lee reported on board the Naval
Station on .22 August 1961 from,the USS
LAWS (DD-553)* Prior to being on board
the LAWS Chief Lee was a Boot Camp
Commander.. _ ,
Chief Lee is now the manager of the
Caribou Club and is doing an outstanding
job. •
Chief Lee attended high school at -
Salem, Mass. He is. married, to the
former Miss Julia L, iduppelholz of
New Haven, Conn,
Chief LFiFJs wife, two sons; Brian and
Michael and their daughter, Shannon,
new reside in Santa Rosa, California.
The Chief will be going home in the
near future as he is near the end of ,
his tour on Adak. Have a nice trip
home Chief and congatulations on your
reenlistment.
RE-LISTING
$ If you are planning to reenlist while
oh board the Naval Station, Adak, you
must notify the Military Personnel
Office via Special Request not later
than six weeks prior to reenlistment
date. The Special Requests must be
routed through proper- channels.
The National Federation of Federal r.
Employees will hold-their monthly, meet
ing Monday night in the,Main Hall of the,
R & E Building at 1930 -hours. July 16th
is the date and it is requested.that all
members be present. Any Civil Service
Snployee now working on this base is
eligible to Join and is cordially
invited to attend any of the meetings.
Refreshment s will•be on hand,.
•JUNIOR AMD-SENIOR.BOWLING LEAGUES
It is usually .the custom for the Major
League to-go to the Minor League and do
a bit .of scouting and pick out the best;
players for their next season, this be
ing, the case , r the Major Leagues here
;on the island are missing a real good'
bowler. Fred Marquad started with the
Senior League and has carried anywhere
from a 165 to a'172 average, he has held
the high series with a 555 up until last
week when he broke it with a 604« His
high game was 222 but it got broke last
week also with a 238. Fred is one of the
best bowlers I have ever seen in his class
and I have seen .and handled a , lot of them
in the lower 48, from all of us cn the
advisory .group, we wish Fred the best oflucS
when he goes to the States this fall to
finish school. We sincerely hope he
keeps up with his bowling because he
has a beautiful’ start for something big.
There are still five weeks left to bowl
in both the Junior and Senior Bowling
leagues. If there are any youngsters in
the age- groups 9-12 or 13 on up that
would like to finish out the leagues we
would be glad to have .them. We will be
short bowlers due to rotation date this
month and it is .‘going to be hard oh the
ones already in the league to continue '
unless we get some fill ins. Call Mr.
McPherson at 790 any day after 1400.
SPECIE SJSRVIC3S NOTES ^
Congratulations to Medical and Dental
for winding the nCaptains Trophy” for
the 4th quarter FI 1962, A grand total
of 303 points were accumulated by Medical/
Dental* In second place was the Adminis
tration Department. . • ... •
Notice to all —* if you have any miss
ing articles that could possibly have .
been,left in any of the Special Services *
area/ call 350 for information. Special
Services is not - REPEAT - not responsible
.for personal property. This includes
property left in Special Services
lockers, ^
The A_dqk Masonic Club will meet Monday,
16 July at 7130 P,M. at the R&E Building#