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AIR SUPPORT When reefer (provision) ships do not arrive at the desired two week
intervals, special action is taken by1 the Commissary Stare to keep supplies of
fresh produce and dairy products in ^tdck for our patrons. On such an occasion
ship schedules for NavSta Kodiak are reviewed; a ship is chosen whose arrival at
kbdiak will be most suitable to meet the needs for local replenishment;assistance
d‘f the District Supply Officer is requested far airlifting the perishables from
'Kodiak to Adak; and finally if all goes well, an order is placed with NSD Seattle
for procurement of the needed supplies. This system was successfully used ' for
acquiring fresh items on February 9th,
NEW ITEMS Frozen Grapefruit Juice Concentrate 32 oz cn ,76 each
Orange Metrecal
Chicken Tamales
Butterscotch Metrecal
Bulk Green Tea
l/4 oz pkg.33 each
8 oz cn ,91 each
8 oz cn ,91 each
12 oz pkg .30 each
SPECIALS Barbecue Relish
Fancy Queen Unpitted Green Olives
Ry Krisp Crackers
Condensed Black Bean soup
lOg oz jar ,10 each
10g oz jar .40 each
8 oz pkg ,10 each
10g oz cn ,10 each
iM-cAit Mibb Last week a small unattended child came into the store and almost up
set our accident free safety record. Escaping the attention of our busy clerks
the child attempted to climb on top of cased milk stacked several high. During
the try one case slipped from the stack and crashed to the fidor with a loudbang
The child apparently was not physically hurt by the incident, but he appeared to
be extremely frightened as he sped through the store exit. This fairly unevent
ful incident brings several points to mind. Unattended children can easily be
hurt and cause considerable damage by climbing on shelves, stacked cases & frozen
food display counters. Then too, store regulations do not permit small children
to roam freely about the store. They should be seated in the shopping carts or
held in the shoppers arms. Won't you help us keep our safety record clear by
watching your children and observing store regulations when shopping.
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ABOARD
Eugene l, hudd, bnp supply
■Received from: NAS, Brunswick, Me*
/ Hometown: Mahnomen, Minn*
Eugue E* SORBEL, CS3 Commissary
Received from: USS MORTON (DD 94$)
Hometown: Long Beach, California
Leroy E. MAYFIEID, CS1 Supply
Received from: USS YORKTCMN (CVSio)
Hometown: San Pedro, California
Donald C. MANDERSCHIELD, AMS2 Operations
Received from: Re.enlistm.ent, Seattle
Hometown: Spokane, Washington
James A* SPEARS, YN2 MilPers
Received from: NAD, Little Creek, Va.
Hometown: Seattle, Washington
xtoDDie j. rtuij±i\iouim , oiiDii. uommissary
Received from: SK Class "A" School
Hometown: Sanborn, Iowa
Paul R. HILKEMSYER,, SXSA Supply
Received from: SK C3a ss "Au School
Hometown: Imperial, Mo.
Robert C. BRCMN, BUCAP1 Public Wks
Received from: MCB-10
Hometown: Oxnard, California
Joseph J. CAGLIONE, CS1 Commissary
Received from: USS KLONDIKE (AR22)
Hometown: New York, N.Y.
Thomas L. PRICE, El Medical
Received from: Hospital Corps School
Hometown: Tucson, Arizona