A DAK SPORTSMAN CLUB
The 24 October meeting was a real
bang-up affair! There was a larger
number present than there had been at
previous meetings for many moons. The
Club received applications from, and
accepted the following new memberss
Mrs. Arlene Van Ryswyk
Mr. George C. Groslie
Mr. Jesse 0. Johnson
Mr. Richard Leiderman
Mr. Lester G. McCure
Mr. Dean M. Miller
Mr. Joseph Toderick
Welcome to the club folks. The club
welcomes membership of anyone sincerely
interested in conservation and utiliz
ation of natural resources, promotion
of good sportsmanship and participation
in club activities. .Anyone interested
in club membership or information con
cerning club activities please contact
our Secretary-Treasurer Chief Melvin
PITTS on phone 550 or 551 during the
day or come on down to the next meet
ing.
The Small Bore range is open (in
addition tothe times listed last w«ek )
on Tuesday nights for use by anyone
desiring to use it for .22 caliber
pistol or rifle firing. Mr. Ristow
is in charge as range officer. Mr.
Ristow donates his time and efforts to
be of service to others, so please co
operate with him when using the range.
There is a 25<f charge to non-members
for ysing the range.
The next meeting of the club will
be Monday 14 November. Plans are being
made to line up another meeting with
"something for everyone" so make plans
to attend and bring a guest.
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FRA NEWS
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ITALIAN DINNER
Chicken Cacciatore
Simmered Spaghetti
Italian Tomato Sauce
Vinegarette Dressing
Grated Parmeaan Cheese
Hot Garlic Toast Points
Hot Coffee
Assorted Desserts
DATE:
Nov. 5, I960
TIME‘s
1930
PLACE s
FRA Home
All you members bring your family
and enjoy an Itilian Dinner. You bat
chlor members come on down and bring
an eligible guest.
All you can eat. Adults $1,00 and
Children 50^.
Bingo will follow after supper.
Jack Pot $60.00, 52 Numbers to the
Lucky Winner.
Don’t fail to attend the big dance
at the FRA Home on 9 November, 1960.
Members and eligible guests are invited
to this event which will feature the
Kodiak Band.
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OF THANKS
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TO THE MEN OF THE 1929th AACS:
On behalf of the brownies of Adak.
I should like to express our thanks
for your generous donation. This money
will be used to purchase the required
insignias and equipment to complete
the uniforms for the forty-six brownies
on the island, and to furnish reference
material and handbooks for the troops.
Thanks, too, for ordering the new
United States flags for our troops.
This patriotic gesture is greatly
appreciated. This will help to further
the citizenship development of these
girls, which is one of the purposes of
the brownie organization.
Gratefully, '
/s/ Mrs* Marvin L* Cole
Brownie Chariman