■' SHOOTING violations must stop
Shooting into abandoned buildings,at
signs or in any unauthorized area is a
violation of Naval Station instructions
as well as good common sense and sport
smanship.
The privilege of hunting and disch
arging of firearms in authorized areas
at authorized targets is enjoyed by
many Adakians. Let us not abuse this
privilege, as was recently done, when
a Adakian and his family, in an aband
oned hut, seal hunting, were fired upon
and by only good fortune were not fat
ally injured. Such flagrant violations
could result in the loss of privileges
for all as well as the tragedy of loss
of life.
NAVSTA Instruction 8370.1 is quoted
in part*
a* It shall be each individuals
responsibility to comply with Title 1C,
United States Code, the laws of the State
of Alaska anc! NavSta Adak Instruction
1700.11 which deals with hunting, fish
ing and varmint shooting.
b. Enclosure (l) to NavSta Instruct
ion 8370.1 establishes these ranges and
areas in the Aclak sector in which weapons
firing is authorized. Firinr of weapons
in any other area for any reason shall
be considered in violation of that inst
ruction. Signs, buildings and the like
ARE NOT authorized targets.
TRAFFIC COURT
License suspensions as a result of Traffic
Court held 27 June 1962 are as follows*
Case No. Violation Awarded
204 Negligent Driving 30 days
205 Driving without a Referred
operators license; to CO
speeding & careless
driving
206 Speeding 30 days
207 Speeding and Careless 60 days
Driving
DRIVE CAREFULLY AND OBEY ALL TRAFFIC
REGULATIONS AND YOU-WILL NOT BECOME A
CASE NO. • •
SEEN AMD HEARD
An overloaded washing machine can cause
the motor to burn up. This happened rec
ently at one of the quarters here on the
Naval Station. Fortunately no damage was
sustained and the fire was extinguished
in ample time.
Gar Gravelle, PN3 of MilPers was quite
happy when he received his orders to
EFDOPAC for shore duty. Ex-marine, ex
Montana Cowboy GRAVELLE is looking for
ward to sunny California and the beaches.
McVICKER, SKC was glad to get back to
work at his "billet'1 at ComSta after a
few days helping his former employer,the
Navy Exchange take their recent inventory
"Gus“ Musgraves, BU2, newly elected
member of the Board of Directors stand
ing his first duty at the Fleet Reserve
Home, had the Shipmates present weak from
laughter as he used his toes to count
change a a Wednesday evening social.
BUCKLEY, DKSN of Disbursing telling
about the fish he caught the night be
fore* If he catches 1 he adds a zero
after it, and so forth.
GRAVES, DKl, also of Disbursing spend
ing all his spare time taking correspond
ence courses instead of at the Club Cay- .
view. You are.missed GRAVES.
DERRY, ABF1 in action on the Shuffle
board at the Bayview. He hardly ever
loses' but they keep trying to beat him.^
That the champs, unbeatable (l loss i^P
50 games) at the Hammerhead are GDR
Straub and LCDR Klein.
That HILL, AEl of Operations was happy
to learn he was going to a squadron at
San Diego - from Florida duty to Adak,he
says it will take a year to thaw out.
'That the USS TAUSIGG (a ED) will be
getting a fine man , aboard for duty
in the person of SAN ANTONIO, SD1. Good
sailing Tony*
That RAPE, $N, Guard Mail Petty Officer
for Central Files celebrated his 26th
birthday by buying himself a 4 lb box
of chocolates. Happy Birthday, RAPE,who
have thought you that old? His other
birthday present was a call to his sweet
little daughter in the lowSr *48.
That MUSKIE would want all of you -
wherever you are to - Keep SMILING.
S&H,