BOBBY SO.XSQN THE ROCK
Hi out there. One e again this is
Kay & Sharon with your Teen News* Last
Friday a Hawaiian Teen Dance was held*
Je must admit that the teen club really
had the atmosphere. The pillars in the
club were made into beautiful paintrees
thanks to Sue Crance, We!d also like
to thank Chief Wood and Mrs. Collier
for letting us borrow a palm tree. One
entire wall was made into an ocean with
shells along the wall to act as a shore
Stars on the wall really gave an effect
of nite time. For refreshments there
was Hawaiian Punch, pineapples,potatoes
chips and tuna fish sandwhiches were
served. Flowers and lei's were made of
crape paper to add color and decoration
We'd like to take this opportunity to
thank Chief and Mrs. Horn for chaperon
ing. Also thanks go out to Barbara
Goetz, Sharron Tremblay and Pat Harpool
who helped in decorating. There was
dancing to the music of the Echos. Be
sure to come to the next one, we !ve
really got a surprise for you.
last Wednesday, Bill,Sharron and Jim
Tremblay left for Fort Meade, Mr. This
Wednesday we will be saying good bye to
Bonnie Cooper. Tom Horn is leaving
shortly.
There was a going away party for the
Tremblays at Diane McQuins house Tuesday
That movie at the Bering Building was
pretty good Wed.nite,huh, Bob Marvel????
I bet Sylvia liked it.
That's all for this week, if you have
any news call Sharon at 126W or Kay at
039V/. Last weeks personality was Bonnie
Cooper.
The Personality for this week is 5*
1" tall. He wears glasses and is a real
"Kool Kat"
mciuv INSTRUCTION 1755.5 of 15 May 1961
give information on scholarships avail -
able to dependents of Navy and Marine
Corps personnel. An outline of scholar
ships supervised by the Chief of Naval
Personnel available to the sons and dau
ghters of Navy and Mrine Corps personnel
and an outline of scholarships available
to sons and daughters of military pers
onnel are enclosures to the instruction.
Contact MilPers or I&E for additiona]
information.
BUPERS ANNOUNCES NEW CONTESTS -
The Special Services Newsletter has
Announced a new program of contests in
connection with the Navy-wide Athletic
Achievement Program which affords Navy
men on Adak the opportunity to compete
in these Navy-wide contests.
These are the. contests with the
deadline dates:
Big Pish Roundup - Heaviest fish
taken by a single individual, Deadline
31 July 1961.
C02 Pistol Shooting - Bullseyes only
number of bullseyes out of 50 shots at
25 feet, bullseyes to be lg" diameter,
Deadline. 31 August 1961.;
Archery - Bullseyes only, number of
bullseyes out of 30 shots at 40 yards,
bullseyes to be 9.6” in diameter, Dead
line - 30 September 1961
Horseshoe Pitching - Ringers only,
number of ringers out of 50 consecutive
attempts, distance 40 feet, stake to be
12" out of ground. Deadline, 31 October
1961.
.Dowling - Highest three game series
Deadline, 30 November 1961
Basketball Foul Shooting - Number of
foul shots made out of 100 consecutive
attempts, Deadline, 31 December 1961.
For further information contact the
Special Services Office*, Extension 350.
MAN LOST Continued.».
All personnel of the Island are en -
joined to comply with current instruct
ions regarding checking out on liberty &
maintaining contact with their parent
organization. In connection with this
you are further reminded that as a host,
it is your duty to contact your guest’s
parent organization in the event he is
unable to.
The weather and topographical condit
ions of Adak being what they are, it is
necessary that immediate action be taken
when a sailor or Marine is lost. But it
is time consuming to have "false Alarms"
and foolishness cause men to be taken
from their jobs in order to go out on a
search that needn’t be taking place.
Let’s all remember to keep contact with
your organization when leaving the area.
Men living in the barracks who enter
the housing area as a guest of someone
in housing LUST CHECK OUT WITH THE MAA.