SPECIAL SERVICES NOTICE (continued) - • .
(m) For leasing of real property unless prior approval is obtained from the
appropriate Management Bureau and the Chief of Naval Personnel.
There are many fixed expenses from the recreation fund. The largest of
which is paid to personnel working in their spare time in the various areas op
erated by Special Services.
To give you an idea of operating expense lets take one area, bowling,
(which is the most active sport on Adak). Total expense to operate the bowling
alleys (village Gym for 1 year, Bering Gym for 8| mos.) during the period of 1
Septamber 1961 thru 31 August 1962 amounted to $l5,195.1jli. Tctal income from the
bowling alleys for the same period comes to $5,563.36.
At present we are looking into the advantages of putting in Automatic Pin
setters in the Bering'Bowling Alleys. This would put the Bering Bowling. Alley on a
profit basis, at no extra cost ot the bowler#
NOTICE: Due to the shortage of space in the Woodworking shop, projects that have
not been worked on for some time shall be removed. Personnel are urged to com
plete their projects as quiekly as possible. Projects not identified and not ^
worked on by Thursday, 19 September 1962 shall be thrown out of the .Hobby Shop,....
Due to lack of pinsetters and patronage the Village Gym will only be open Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons during the week......
The Captain's Trophy Bowling League for the Summer has just finished rolling off.
The new league will start Monday the 2i|th of September.
Following ar the standings:
First Place Strikers
Second Place MCB-9 Team 1
Second Place Commissary
High Series
High Game
High Average
Most Improved
SPRINGER, J. K,, MilPers
ACNANERA, R. D., BOQ
BLEDSOE, W* R., Commissary
BULLEN
Fishing season is finally over. Very soon it will be to cold for even the hardie^^
of fisherman to be out.
Winners of the fishing contest are as follows:
SALMON
First Place
Second Place
Second Place
21* 3A "
21* 1/h "
21* 1/h "
KAPLAN, M. C., SKSN
LONG, E. D., BUL3
Mark MALONE, Jr.
JAPANESE PERCH
First Place
Second Place
20 1/2 "
19 "
BAKER, G. A.., SKC
MALONE, M.R., YNC
TROUT
Frist Place
Second Place
27"
2k l/U"
LT R. S. OLINGER
LT R. B. TIPPETS
The unusual entry was caught by R. C. CLEMENTS, CT1. The entry was similar to a
Sculpin but was of a soft, mushy consistency. ■
Winners are requested to pick up their prize (Purchase Order good at the Navy
Exchange) as soon as possible.