ATTENTION AUTOMOBILE OWNERS: Now is
the time to put your car in condition
to meet the requirements of the annual
Automotive Safety Inspection which will
be conducted by the Security Vehicle
Division commencing 10 Jul 61. Refer
to MavSta Instruction 5560,ID for part
icular requirements. Decals will be
denied or removed.as appropriate, if
your automobile does not fully meet the
safety requirements.
All operators of‘private " vehicles
must have.a valid Tnotortvehrele oper
ators permit..Personnel not havingsuch
licenses will not have registration re
newed at the forthcoming inspection.
Protect your privileges; drive only with
a valid license on your person. Don't
let your license expire and have to
wait for renewal.
Information concerning renewal of
State Licenses, or application for
Alaska State Licenses, may be obtained
atthe Security Vehicle Division Office
■in the Port Administration Building,
Phone 723.
Vehicle Inspection will commence on
Monday, 10 July 1961. Refer to NavSta
Instruction 5560.ID fo£ particular
requirements or , check the Plan of the
Day dayed 30 June 1961 which lists the
requirements for this inspection.
CAPTAIN*S TROPHY CITY TOURNEY RESULTS
Here are the winners of the Captain’s
Trophy City Tourney held Saturday, 24
June and Tuesday, 27 June;
TEAM EVENT ' PIN FALL
Public Works 2724
Supply "D" - 2711
CPO’s -« * * 25l43
DOUBLES ' .* • . ~
Kent/Humble 1072
Gass/Gast 1040
Englander/Thomas 1039
SINGLES
Gast 609
Englander 603
Palamara 579
ALL EVENTS
DeBoer 1626
Gast 1582
Hardee 1563
FOURTH -OF JULY TOURNEY TO BE HELD
There'will be a 4th of July Bowling
Tournament held at the Adak Bowling
Alley, The winners of the tournament
will be picked by the total pin-fall
scratch and the total pin-fall handicap
Each person will roll five (5) games.
There will be no entry fee. except the
price of the games.
CAPTAIN1S TROPHY BOWLING LEAGUE: The
new Captain's Trophy Bowling league will
begin th$ 11th of July 1961. Rosters
for the teams must be submitted to the
Special Services* Office not later than
5 July 1961. There'will also be a Team
Captain's meeting at 1330'Wednesday 5
July to discuss'the League,in the Spec
ial Services Office.
VP-TWO NEWS
Approximately 65 Officers and men
of Detachment "A", VP-2, attended a
Picnic Sunday at Finger .Bay. It was
the first ,get-together for the hard
working detachment.
Flight Crews Four and 10 also
attended. "Tobey" Tabach, CS1, pre
pared the roast beef, hamburgers, hot
dogs and salads in the flight kitchen
prior.to the party. After dinner, the
crew warmed up with a softball game
and some fishing.
W. T. Sklorenko, AMHC, Leading Chief |
of the Detachment, shipoed over for
four years last week. He was reenlist
ed by Jans, PN3, who flew down from
Kodiak on a squadron aircraft. Jans
also spent some time revising seavey
cards and service record data on per
sonnel stationed here.
Decently, the maintenence personnel
set something of a record by completing
tv/o engine changes on squadron air
craft in one weekend, LCDR Paul Tripp
Officer-in-Charge, and Lt. William
Moss, Maintenence Officer gave the
crew a hearty "well done" for their
efforts.
Flight crew personnel also have
high praise for the work done by the
detachment, in keeping the aircraft in
an "up" status.
"The VP-2 Story" Next week.'