CHAPLAINS COLUMN (continued) , .
living society. Maintaining and so
lidifying the position of the United
States in the world, correcting inter
nal imperfections, strengthening weak
nesses are the accomplishments demand
ed now and in the immediate future.
Their realizations will depend upon at
least as much personal sacrifice mo
tivated by love as was necessary in
the past.
To the thoughtful man the fourth of
July is not a day of fireworks, but a
day of reflection. The fruit of such
meditation should be patriotism, ded
ication, love, willingness to sacrif
ice.
A new 2nd class petty officers
watch has been established effective
5 July 1961. The duties of the new
watch will include enforcement of the
following regulations as set forth in
NavSta Instruction 1752.1C for the
Bering Buildings
Children 17 years of age and younger
are permitted to use the recreational
facilities in this building according
to the below regulations. Personnel
in charge of the Library, Williwaw
Lounge, Hobby Shops,the Master-at-Arms
and/or the Security Watches or duty
are responsible to see that these reg
ulations are obeyed.
(1) Prior to 1230: Recreational
facilities may be used only when spec
ial programs under the direct super
vision of adults are scheduled: e.g.,
Swimming classes, etc.
(2) After 1230 and until 2100:
Children 6 years of age through 17
years of age, may enter all recreat
ional facilities in the Bering Build
ing except the Pool Room and Club
Bayview. Parents or chaperons are not
required to accompany this age group
during these hours. However, improper
conduct in any facility or loitering
in the Williwaw Lounge, Library, the
Lobby outside or the Bering Theatre or
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in any other area in this building
will- not be tolerated. Children 5
years of age or younger must be accom
panied by a parent or chaperon.
(3) Afrer 2100. All Children 17
years of age and younger must be accom
panied by a parent or adult chaperon.
No children will be permitted to enter
the second movie which commences at
2015 unless accompained by a parent or
adult chaperon.
WANTED? Accordion Teacher. Contact
SANTIAGO Ext. 445-W.
44 44 -x- -x- -x- -x- 44.44 -x- 4:- -x- -x
NOTICEs Every Thursday at 7:00 P.M.
the Club BAYVIEW will have,a shuffle
Board elimination Contest. Draw for
partners. 7:00 P.M. every Thursday.
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HEAR AMD THERE.
It was like Christmas in July when
alot of the people on Adak received
their Fall and Winter Wish books in
Ship*s Mail Saturday.
I.hear that there is a certain
Chief who is on the housing list try
ing to discourage others on the list
not to Dring their family here so he
can get a house on Nor-Pac sooner.
The colorful foil wrap sold in the
Commissary has many uses. It can turn
a navy issue lunch meat can into a
lovely . flower vase.
A certain citizen on Adak should
put a lantern on his door step when
he goes to the.Club on week ends it
seems he has a hard time finding his
own house. It seems he tells friends
"come to my house" but gives them a
neighbors house number.
A notice to the new comers s The
big Bering Building hill road is one
way, "Down only", today as I was com
ing down it a car was going up it. I
stopped to.tell the driver it was one
way but they went on and turned to the
right at the top which is also one way.
If you are a new comer please find out
which roads are one way before an acci
dent occurs instead of saying "I didn't
know" afterwards.
by a well known author "Anonymous"