COMMISSARY- STORE i'lOTHS
Daspi.ts the adverse uloading conditions, moot of the fresh fruits and vegetables
appear to be in excellent condition and we.feel sure that every one is enjoying them,
Our hats are off to the men from LAE, The Hatch Crews, the working parties and our
own personnel who are subjected to some very miserable working conditions and whom
I yet have to hear complain.
For those interested patrons, I will attempt a brief run-down of a few of. the
items we have received from,the Contest and which will be-out on the shelves the
first part of next week. Apple-Cider, Rolled anchovies,SWeet Cherry Peppers(Monarch
'•3rber*s Meat Sticks, a wide variety of canned Dietitic Fruits and Vegetables,
dietetic Salad Dressing, Liver Cat Food, Slivered and Chopped Nut Meats.
For you Hot Pipper fans, we would like to invite your attention to the new line
Celle Brand) of Peppers which are currently in stock next to the Dairy Display
eefer Cases. Included are Hot Banana Peppers, Mild Banana Peppers, Sweet Cherry
. eppers, Italian Sweep Preprooci Peppers, Hot Chili Peppers and Hot Jalapena Peppers-.
In the Meat Department, we have received a shipment of Precision Cut T-Bone
teaks (Armour Brand). These steaks are all 16 ounce standard cuts and sell for
U42 per pound. W© would appreciate comments from any patrons who purchase these, a
a to whether they would like to have these precision cut steaks carried on a reg- "
tar basis and how the qulity compares to our locally cut T-Bone steaks. Another
■iod buy item just received is the 2 lb pack of Armour Franks which will sell for
34 per package.
A reminder to all patrons, last week we found ourselves with a bag of groceries
come patron had purchased and somehow had left in the shopping cart. In case any
atrons discover they are missing part of their purchases please telephone the
ornmissary Store, (439W) or if it is after Commissary Store hours, you may telephone
he Officer in Charge, at extension 126J. We realize that a missing bag of grocer
es, particularly on a weekend, could cause hardships or at least considerable in
. convenience.
BASKET3A. LL
The 17ND Basketball Tournament just
'acted saw the Marines of Kodiak coming
arough to win in the finals from the
.aval StationKodiak team by a score of
55 to 59.
Kodiak Marines won 3 and lost only
1 while the Naval Station Kodiak 5 won
i and lost 2.
Naval Station \dak won 1 and lost 2
/bile the Marines of Adak were elim
■nated by their loss of 2 games early
.n the playoffs, losing their first to
he Marines of Kodiak and the second to
•he Naval Station Kodiak team.
Outstanding Player Honors and an acc
npanying Trophy went to a Naval Station
■OAK player, Billy-Gene ADKINS, RMSN,
- 'tached to Communications who scored 29
.■cints in one g/nme.
In a communique from Coml7? it was
minted out that the decision as to
■he outstanding player was a tough'one
do make since there were so many who
played outstanding games. Congratulations
-'MSN ADKINS.
N E W C H A M P I 0 N S
Sparked by the news that Captain
SHELTON had superbly outpointed Gunner
BROWN that morning LCDR KLEIN and LT
S.IMPSON decided that it was time they
took the Pocket Billiards Championship
that they felt was justifiably theirs
for winning two out of the first three
of games last week.
This time it v/as different as the
now Champions wielded their cue sticks
to take 4 out of 4 and claimed their
title.
It was reported that Gunner Brown
and Herbert, GM3 were practicing as
the Sun goes to press but meanwhile
the new champions LCDR KLEIN and LT
SIMPSON issued a challenge to anyone
that would like to try to topple the
Pocket Billiards crown from them.
They can be reached at Ext 360 or
350 during working hours.