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MARINE BARRACKS ’
MARINE OF TrO!] MONTH
A board, consisting of three enlist
ed personnel, met on 6 September and
LCpl Lenord L. DORR was selected as
the Marine most deserving of recogni
tion as the Marine of the Month. He
will receive, as „ an award, a trip to
'Anchorage for a period of about ten
days. He is departing Adak on 22
September along with-LCpl Carlos L.
ROMAN, Marine of the Month for August,
for their trip to Anchorage, Hope
you both have a fine trip. The other
Marines nominated and interviewed for
the Marine of the Month award were:
LCplrs William T. HUSH, Richard B.
DILLON, Paul RAYMOND and PFC1s Lbuglas
D. DAUBER, Donald C, FISHER, Wayne A,
LEVAN a.nd Louis C. SCERBO.
TAiNKS TO THE USCGC. CLOVER
Asgain our thanks go to the Officers
and men of the USCG-C CLOVER as .they
depart for their Fall trip to Dilling
ham, ^laska, about the 24th of this
month with six Marines aboard. Making
the trip will be LCpl George JEFF! I US
along with PFC*s William M. BOTKINS,
Robert L. COLLUP, Jose F. DELGADO,
Micheal L. PRAY and Louis C. SCERBO,
RIFLE RANGE FIRING
substantiate their claims when called
upon to do so.
CITIZENSHIP DAY PABADS
The Marine Barracks Parade to high
light Citizenship Day drew a larger
than expected audience to the Commis
sary Parking Lot Last Monday evening.
The only tangible obstacle presenting
itself was the first wintry blast of
the season, Shutterbug- fans turned
out in force for the parade through
the housing area' and it is hoped that
many good pictures will result.
COKPALY "A"
JOININGS
Company "A” wishes to welcome aboard
PFC>s* G. L. CARON, a. L. E0W2E, 35. G,
PETERSON, and J. SLOVAK, all of whom
join the Company from the 2d Composite
Radio Company, SW, Camp Lejeune,
North Carolina. Also reporting in
from CommTech School, Pensacola,Flor
ida are PFC*s ' M. J. BOTTORF'F, P. J.
JULIAS-, ' J. B. MOBLEY, . C. J. PATTON,
A, R. THOMAS and J. L. WILSON.
EDUCATION
LCpl M. P. LANES received a score
of 38 in the Language Aptitude test,
18 being the minimum passing score.
He has also just enrolled in the U.
S. Armed Forces Institute Course, In
troduction to Accounting I.
PFC T. ;A.• GATJGEikN has satisfactorily
passed the hr my Language Aptitude
Test.
LCpl J. SAUNDERS recently completed
his MCI course ’’The Marine NCO".
Cpl C. L. DOWLING satisfactorily
Completed the USAFI High School level
GSD test.
The personnel of Marine Barracks
are currently undergoing their annual
qualification firing at the Station’s
new Rifle Range constructed hy crews
from MCB-9. •:
The full qualification course is
not being fired, but instead, a modi
fied course..of firing is being a,.ccom
plishod due to-the time element in
volved with the onset of bad weather.
CxLJiL-jnCrdD—Rot Really -
The Officers and ShCO’s of Company
'hi” challenged the Officers and SiTCO’s
of Marine--Barracks to a soccer game.
Those Company. "A" worthies' that ap
peared on the field were soundly-•
defecated. -It •-appears they could not
EE A GOOD CITIZEN - DO YQUP DUTY
VOTE VOTE
■ Remember your patriotic duty to veto,
If you are 21 oz> over it is your oblit
eration to vote except that if you are
from Georgia or Kentucky you can vote
at 18; from Alaska at 19 and from
Hawaii you qualify at 20.
MABIH2 ESPORTER - LCpl. Jerry E. LIDYiiBD