17 ND BOW LING TOURNEY CART TROPHY
INFORMATION
Adak’s preliminary "Roll-Off" for
Adak’s representation of the 17ND Bowl
ing Tournament to be held at Kodiak 3
5 May 1961 will take place at the Vil
lage Gym Bowling Alley on 31 March, 1
and 2 April 1961 at 1900 (7s00 PM).
All NaVy personnel with an establish
ed average of 150 or above are eligible
for this roll-off. Personnel should be
willing to go to the All-Navy finals
if they are successful here and at the
other tourney’s, this means toothat it
will be neeessaryfor Department approv
al to go to the tourney at Kodiak and
on to the All-Navy finals.
A maximum of 12 qualified men from
Adak will be chosen to represent this
station in the tourney according to
COMSEVENTEEN NOTICE 1700 which sets
forth information concerning the tour
ney which will consist of 6 games per
day for 3 days for a total of 18 games.
For further information contact RM1
FELLOWS at Ext. 350 or Ext. 844.
|J DANCING
The "Aleutian Whirlways" has been
chosen as the name for the newly org
anized Square Dance Club here. The
Club is currently sponsoring a series
of lessons for beginners and it has
really caught on. If you were one of
the folks who dropped in at the school
gym Thursday night to see what all the
whooping and hollering was, you got a
good picture! About 20 couples turned
out to dance and everyone had a real
fine time.
If you failed to enroll in this 1st
class, keep that foot a tappin’ and
watch for a new class to start in the
future. The instructor, Jim Krapes,
plans to start anew class periodically
to keep up with our ever changing
population. Experienced Square Dancers
are welcome to drop in any Thursday
evening. Dancing is from 7?30 tolOsOO
and the fee is $1.00 a couple or 50^
for singles. Ya ahl come!
IEAGUE ENOS
After long, hard hours of bowling
the Captain's Trophy League came to a
end this past week. GCA beat the
Weather Guessers 2 games last Wednesday
to drop them into 2nd place. Supply
"D" took 1st with 32 wins and 16 losses
for ahpercentage of 667. The Weather
Guessers ; with 33 wins and 18 losses
were 2nd and CPO with 29 wins and 16
losses with a 644 percentile finished
3rd.
Supply "B", GCA, Transportation,
Army, Supply "C", Marine "Ar*, Motor
Pool took 4th to 10th places respect
ively with Commissary Store, MilBers
PW Maintenance, Marine "C" and Marine
"B,t closing out the competition, 11th
to 15th places respectively.
High average went to DE BOER . who
ended the League with a 173. EVITT of
Supply was right behind him with a 170
and STUMPF, another Supply Kegler was
3rd in high average with a 168.
High series honors also went to DE
BOER with a 585 and STUMPF & EVITT tied
for second high with a 584. High game
honors went to EVITT who bowled a hot
241 and DUTCH LIGHTBODY who came thru
with a 232 to take second high game
honors. 3rd place in High Game was
taken by COLE who bowled a 231.
A bowling Banquet is planned for the
24th of March at the Club Caribou and
all team members and their dependents
are invited to attend. All teams are
dropped from the league are ineligible
to attend this banquet. Door prizes
will be given. The banquet will comm
ence at 1800. Dancing at 2100,
Rosters for the next Captain1s trophy
League are due in the Special Services
Office on the 24th of March. All team
Captains are requested to attend a meet
ing at 1300 to iron out any disputescr
difficulties before the League commenc
es.
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"Yes, I wear it to teas."
"Whom?"