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• Hi ;folks-.-7I sure. do.- feel . happy today....the last of the month with a brand
new month starting . tomorrow. And .November’-s a; ;• .short, month, too., and Christmas
is ;usi,a •Hop-skip and a jump away, so let’s' ., go Adakians get your Christmas
gift packages in., the mail as. soon, as possible to ensure .delivery in ti^ne for
the holidays',- The Navy. Exchange has an ample supply of Christmas cards, pur
chase now, don't wait till the last minute. - •?.- • ,
The Stork arrived last week in favor of Lieutenant and .June Springer and
left a fine little daughter, Michele,- ColeenSpringer, who weighed in at 7 Jibs
and a couple ounces, wearing white "trunks with; black stripes ., Welcome Aboard
Michele Coleen,
And while we. are on the subject'Of congratulations,, the boost will congrat
ulate and speak' S^'ypnara to the following men that have completed their tours
here on . the "Golden, . ;Link Paradise-Island”,.and . leaving shortly s ACKER!, R. A..,
EONCN; BLANCHARD, • RK.,, ACR3 5 .BLUE, R. E".,.CS2; ■ BROWN;, P. R., EON2;. CAPE, R.
& A., Jr., AM$25 , FLORES, P., BT3; .'FORD, S.. . D.* Jr., ACR3; HIGGS, G. L.,, EOHCN;
f JENKINS, L, P.,• SH2; MAUJ-T, G. R.., SK3; ..NEWllN, J. D., EON2; POLITTE, W. L.,
BMP; SMITH, E. L**- TD2; T.YNE.S, H. Q., ,.,CSC$ ;. WELLS,: J.. M., BM2; JERNIGAM, R. N.,
SK2; KLAIN, R. F.» CSSNj tpNGFIELD, F. H., AM; and NICHOLS, R.0., FN» Good
Luck .and have a good trip. . • A a. v, a
bp toe story goes that-. Melvin h.. u>aaes, am, in xne eariy evening nuur& ui
the 25th of October, was standing', on a chair at'his residence putting up curtain
rods and fell hitting.his>head>op the edge of the hassock and got a little bump
on his head. Holy cow, what’s’your, hassock made-out of? Steel??
Come, 16 November Abbott G. Davis,' HM2 will be advancedto first class# Davis’
results’ arrived t'other day. . • • '
A' small supply of the Constellation coins are available from your' Division
Officer for a minimum donation'of $1,00. . Money realized from the sale of the
coins, will be used to preserve the Constellation as a National Monument.
With the advance of, the•snow.line down.the slopes of Mt. Moffett, survival
education and techniques become progressively. more vital to the safety'of each
and'every man, woman.and child on.the island. All hands are cautioned to .heed
^ the warnings given to us through, our survival training. Each pf us has an
* obligation both to ourselves,.and our shipmates, to.see to it that no one goes
off into the boondocks by themselves. Another word to, the wise...alcohol and
tundra don't mix..
Every man that dons the uniform of the.United States Navy becomes a personal
representative of both the Government and the.Navy# This imposes upon all of
usthe obligation to conduct ourselves in a manner befitting the fine reputation
that the Navy enjoys. •...Proper and manly conduct is a necessity in both our mil
itary tand our private lives. . This ..is. just a‘ reminder that a reputation of
financial responsibility is the. hallmark of a mature man. Any man that<fails
to. meet his, obligations causes discredit to be brought upon himself and upon
the U. S. Navy.., Your prompt attention to; your financial metters will prevent
the necessity of letters of indebtedness in your personal jacket.
In closing, Casper the Ghost of the Williwaw^s says— --—visit your
neighborhood theater., .movies are better than ever.;....Booooooooo.
Have you noticed that
and a wide.mouth often .go
marrow mind
together?'.
■ CASPER THE WILLIWAW GHOST
* Those who complain about the way
the ball bounces are often the ones
who dropped it. ...'■ ■ - -