letter of thanks
Loudonville, Ohio Feb, 6, 1961
Dear Chaplain:
Your letter of January 24th,, and
the check in the amount of $40,01 have
been received.
Please tell Larry W. AttorboltH .
shipmates and friends that we all great
ly appreciate this contribution made
by them in memory of Larry,and express
to them our thanks.
s/ A. D, Laman, Pastor
First Baptist Church
Loudonville, Ohio
NEW RECORD PAGE
Enlisted men will have a HISTORY OF
ASSIGNMENTS similar to the old Contin
ues Service Certificate which was dis
continued shortly after WWII as a res
ult of SUPERS INSTRUCTION 1070.15 which
assigns a new page 5 of the Enlisted
Service Record to the title of HISTORY
of ASSIGNMENTS.
The new page was evolved to record
assignments career-wise. It will also
be utilized to record reenlistment bo
nus information to facilitate payments
upon reenlistment or extensions of
enlistment.
Other enlisted service-record pages
will be effected in the near future.
They will encompass a revised Administ
rative Remarks page, a revised Navy
Occupation and Training History page
and new Transfer and Receipts page. In
addition a uniform leave record will
be employed for both officer and en
listed#
CHUCKLES
Staring up to admijfe your own halo
might give you a pain in the neck.
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People who are the most difficult
to please are often the most wdrth
pleasing.
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Many a shocking dress is charged.
NO LIBERTY CAkDS
FOR. 1ST & CHIEF
Chiefs and 1st Class Petty Officers
can now throw away their liberty cards
according to word received via Navy
Times#
ID cards will be proof enough that
they are legally away from-their duties#
A change to the BuPers Manual sets
up the new rules which BuPers of ficials
say was made to give responsibilities
of the Navy's top petty officers.
The standard Armed Forces Liberty
Pass will still be used by personnel up
to first class petty officer.
USO SHOW THURSDAY
Direct from Hollywood, the latest
USO show "CALVACADE OF ENTERTAINMENT”
which is scheduled for 7*30 PM on the
10th of March at the Bering Theatre,is
promising to live up to its title.
The Music-Comedy Revue stars Tony
Romano, featured as a singer on the
Bob Hope Christmas show last year..*..
Tony, well-known on the U, S. night
club circuit and a veteran of motion
pictures, accompanies himself on the
guitar.
Comedy highlights in the show are
dealt up by Harry and Louise Clayton,
a novelty act involving audience part
icipation which has appeared in top
night spots accross the country.
Also featured are Jan Weaver,Thelma
Wood and Aura Cameron, a trio ofdancers
joining the show direct fromengagements
in Las Vegas. Aura, who claims kinship
to George Washington, assists Tony in
the vocal department.
Musical background is provided by
Eddie Swan, Drummer and Johnny Norkus
on piano * and accordion.
USO shows are made possible by the
contributions of the American Public
to United Funds, Community Chests and
other voluntary fund-raising compaigns.
-USN