GIRL •SCOUTS r r.by-Onetta ’Munkres* ", *
The Girl Scouts held their 50th Anniv
ersary Banquet on the 1st of May at the
Hammerhead Lodge in the Chart Room.There
were 49 in attendance;.Mrs.George R. Gree
ley & Mrs. George R. Klein & the mothers
of the girls were the honored guests.
The tables were decorated with lovely
sprays of yellow roses & yellow & green
streamers.White candles in silver candle-,
holders were used to light the tables.The
head table was decorated’with the same
yellow rose sprays & the three .green can
dles signifying -the Girl Scout promise'^
the ten white candles representing the
Girl Scout Laws.In front of the head table
on a separate small table was the large
, 50th Anniversary. Birthday Cake.The cake
was a two- tier cake decorated with yellow
roses, gold leaves, and an intricate green
drop border which hung over the sides of
the cake.The top of the cake depicted 3
Girl Scouts around a gold 50th ornament,
and yellow roses-were at each of the
corners Of the cake.The cake was decor
ated by Mrs. Glenn Munkres.
The evening was opened by the flag cer
emony of lighting" the promise & laws can
dles.A delicious, dinner 6f roast beef . &
all the trimmings was enjoyed by everyone.
Following dinner the Court of Awards Cer
emony was held with'the following girls
receiving awards* Sherlyn Blevins, Cindy
Buffington, Cathey.McGaffin, Faith Lipp
' ert, Jo Ann Ball, Denise Davidson, Judy
Fergeson, Toni Frascella & Collide Will
iams from Troop#5 all received Second
Class Rank.'From Troop#9 the following
girls received awards* Sue Begg-Second
Class Rank & Cat & Dog Badge, * Marion
Binkley-Second Class Rank & Cook,Athlete,
Sports, Seamstress,Homemaker, Cat & Oog,
Housekeeper, & Needle Craft Badges; Kath
leen Bresch-Garden Flowey,Prints,Rock &
Mineral, First Aid to Animals, Glass &
Good Grooming Badges; Patricia Bresch -
Swimmer, Homemaker,Housekeeper, Conserv
ation, Pen Pal & the Curved Bar Rank;Joan
Falkowski-Child Care, Homemaker, Cat & Dog
Swinmer, Athlete, Housekeeper, Personal
Health, & Hospipality; Linda Falkowski
Swimmer, Child Care,Homemaker,Housekeeper,
Sat & Dog G-Athlete; Jafnice Hagen-Pioneer,
Class & Prints; Beverly Hamilton-Second "
Class Rank,Cook, Housekeeper, Writer,Games
(Continued next' c6iumn)
"afid" CHiid‘Care Eadges; Pauline Lippert
Cat & Dog, Reader, Seamstress, Tree,
Writer, Housekeeper, & Needle’Craft .
Badges; Ann Perry-Glass, Health Aid,
Cook, Reader, Sports, Swimmer,Community
Safety, Games, Personal Health,Homemaker
Housekeeper & Athlete Badges; Sharon
Swierczek-Bird, Reader, Garden Flower,
Games, Salt Water, Mammal, Conservation
& Curved Bar Rank; Pat Toderick^Pen Pal,,
^hild Care & Needle Craft Badges.Follow
ing the awards ceremony the girls of
Troop .#9 presented a Hawaiian' ‘dan'ce.The
girls of Troop#5 also entertained With
a skit. 1
The Birthday Cutting' ceremony was helc
following the entertainment with Mrs.
George R. Greeley-cutting the cake assis
ed by Mrs. Glenn R. Munkres. Ice cream
was also enjoyed with the cake.
The Closing Ceremony and retiring of
the Colors was held following the‘desert
ADAK'S TCP BOWLERS TO JOURNEY TO FT .
. RICHARDSON , ALASKA FOR ALCOM TOURNEY
The following men have been selected
to represent ,Adak in the 1962 ALCOM
Interservice; Bowling Tournament to be
held at Fort'Richardson 11-13 May 1962*
Representatives of the Alaskan Command
of the Army, Navy & Air Force will coinp-'J
ete in the ALCOM tourney*
Here are.Adak's team members*
, NAME AVERAGE
G. GOUGH, CTC 173 *'•
A.D. LITTLE, CTl 165
R.R. SHEPPARD, G/SGT 177
ACE ACUVERA, SK2 170
0. PINER, GM2 v - • -179 • '
G. BERGER, SKSA 172 '
The events of the tournament a,re as.
follows*
15 games will be bowled by each con
testant in the following order*
v ;(l) AH Events Singles 6 games. .
(2) All Events Doubles 6 games.,
* (3) All Events. 3 games .
A contestant must bowl all 15 games
to 'be' eligible for the All Events Award.
;The team accumulating highest aggre
gate pinfall will be declared team champ.
Best of Luck ADAK11 Mil! .