The 27 March meeting was a success
in that several members qualified for
varmint permits and several others
attended the instruction period, there
by qualifying them to take the next ex
am for varmint permits.
The meeting was not a success inihat
the scheduled movie did not arrive in
time for showing at this meeting and
only two entrance fees for the "Turkey
Shoot" had been collected before the
lights went out. Worst of all, the
person having paid his entrance fee
found a candle and found me (for a re
fund) before I could find my way out of
the building. Oh well, better lucknext
time.
If we had been able to holdihe "Turkey
Shoot" the winner of each relay would
have received a cash prize and "BackPack"
for demonstrating their shooting prow
ness.
Speaking of shooting, Mr. Ristowhas
started another ladies basicrifle mark
smanship course. Anyone interested
should contact him or come to the Club
Indoor Range at 1830.
One bright spot of the evening, at
the last meeting, was the delicious con
fections prepared and served by lady
club members. Thank you ladies.
ANNOUNCEMENTS • ■ •
NOTICE: The Adak Masonic Club will
meet at 1930 on Tuesday, 4 April in’the
R E Building adjacent to the Bering
Chapel. All Masons are invited to att
end. Refreshments.
NOTICE: Parents and Teachers Assoc
iation will meet Monday, 3 \pril 1961
at 1930 in the Adak School Gym. The
suudents of the sixth grade will pres
ent-. the program. All parents are wel
come and urged to attend.
FOR SALE: 1951 Dodge Coronet - 5 good
tires, snow tires on rear-Heavy duty
battery, 43,000 actual miles, good
mechanical condition. Body sound and
solid. Been on Adak only 15 months.
Call Major Edwards at 358.
The Committee Members of Boy Scout
Troop 651 of Adak, Alaska wish to take
this opportunity to •thank Mr. Glen Coll
ins, Mr. G. W, Head, Mr. L. F. Calfee,
Chief Eton, George Voll, E01, Frank
Henry, E01, B. L. Miller,EOCN,and R. A.
Myers, DC3 for the hard work and assist
ance they gave to the Boy Scouts on the
25th of March.
The Scouts are currently engaged in
the rehabilitation of a deactivated
building to be used as a winter camp
site and arsummer shelter area by Troop
651. Without the assistance of men like
these and the- cooperation of LT SOLINA
and Chief HENDERSON this project could
not be accomplished. Once again thank
you from the Boy Scouts.
Due to popular demand and the seem
ingly strange fact that there seem to
be more rebels in this here Yankee
territory of Adak the Club Bayv.iew will
feature a Southern Ham Dinner for the
low, low price of onlyone yankee dollah'
this Friday evening* As far as that
goes, you know there are a lot of Hams
on Adak too so Hams come up to your
Club Bayview and enjoy Ham, and after
you've had dinner (by candlelight if
you perfer) you can enjoy some more
"Hams'' when selected acts of the "Music
and Madness" show perform for your en
joyment. All told, it'll be a HAMMY
NITE-but that's alright. You're guar
unteed a good time. See you for dinner
and stay for the show, and BINGO.
jNOTJCf
The Protestant Women's Group will
have a Family Social April 14, 6 PM at
the R E Bldg. Menu will be:
Baked Ham Potato Salad
Peas & Corn Hot Rolls
Green or Congealed Salad
Pie, Cake,' Coffee and Tea
For information concerning what to
bring please call Mrs. Bord at Ext. 536.
The Protestant Women’s Group will
meet April 11, 8 P.M. R E Building.