MOVING PICTURE SCHEDULE:
Tonight (Friday): All-star cast in "Burning Sands"; Fox News,
Monday: "Fine Feathers", "Ihe Golfl Instinct", and International News,
Wednesday: "Carnival”, "Ihrills and Spills", and "Fox News.”
POST EXCHANGE ANNOUNCES NEviT HOURS OF BUSINESS:
The Post Exchange officer has directed that the Post Exchange be open
for business during the following hours:
MONDAY:-l:0O p*ra< to 4:30 p.ra* and 6:30 p.ra. to 8:00 p.ra.
TUESDAY: 1:00 p.ra* to 4:30 p.ir. and 6:00 p.ra. to 7:00 p.ra.
Wednesday: 1:00 p.ra* to 4:30 p.ra. and 6:30 p.ra. to 8:00 p.ra*
IHURSDAY: 1:00 p.ra. to 4:30 p.ra. and 6:30 p.m. to #:00 p.m
Friday: 1:00 p.ra* to 4:30 p.ra. and 6:30 p.ra. to 8:00 p.ra.
SATURDAY: 1:00 p.ra* to 4:30 p.ra* and 6:00 p.ra. to 7:00 p*ra.
SUNDAY: 9:30 a.n. to ?JL:30 a.ra. Closed remainder of the day.
Holidays: Same as Sunday*
Canteen checks may be drawn at any of the above hours*
Captain and Mrs. I»oving were dinner guests of Captain and Ur3# Cook last
Tuesday evening* Several other neighbors dropped in for cards after dinner*
All B0,!7LEns are requested to try out for the "bowling teon to "be seXecTed
soon* Monday, /ednesday and Friday nights, immediately after ne3S, are the
nights open for try-outs. It is hoped that a LADljSS* 'jBSaII will be organized
to play the ladies* team at Skagway. Skagway is very ansious for a natch with
the Kootie bowlers* _________ _ _____
Sgt* George Masury paid a vi3it to Skagway yesterday* Sgt. Masury has
also been detailed to complete a map of the proposal water line from J*ily Lake*
ne i s being ass&gtei Jjy, Corpora^. ___
Set* Hpgwoodr Co* Fr was diachargel t o day, an 1 will leave Monday for the U*S.
Two replacements, one to replace Sgt. liogwood, and one to replace Cpl* Gor
don are expected bv Company F in the near future*___
_Pvt^_Clint_Fulton_is_sj^ending_ ajnonth^s^furlough_at_/ells._
Cpls. huben and Hager were replaced as telephone orderlies by Cpls* Staggs
and Wilson thjs weeh*____
A committee of M.U.Q.’s appointed by The Noncoras Disunion reports that
the Officers* Field Boots, alleged to hwe been worn by Sgt. lhatcher, are in
fact ladies* hiking, boots.__ _ _ _ \_
Jack Southerland, fomerly of Go E, writes from Freshwater Bay, where he
cuddles blue foxes, in cojapany with "Tinpan Eddie'* Colburn, that he recently
caught a halibut measuring eightfeet eight inches long and weighing more than
400 pounds* Also that he shot two deer in twenty minutes hunting and here are
lots of geese at Freshwater Bay (November 3rd)* Ihe fox ranchers intend to build
two more rooms on their house in the spring, so they can entertain guests. They
both made expert with the rifle this year, in accordance ’vith Kootie traditions*
Their expert course consisted of hitting ten eagles in succession without a miss.
*’I shot some ducks the other day," writes Jack. "Ed didn’t know what
kind they were. ’Spoon-bills’, I days. Today he came in with some nore and said,
j ’Well, I got some of those shovel heads like you shot the other day.' He also
calls ’Golden Eves", "bright eves."____ _ _
The Kootie Orchestra wishes it understood that it wants no VisitorsT^while it
is practicing-at pr e s e gfe.Jh j 3 jmictjj:e,,i3_at jbacA^.teXiiqon.
BOEING SCORES for Co.E,NC0's game were: (Total,3 games) Gebha3^,377;Golarf
378; Harney, 392; Stevenson, 432; Po veil, 471, TOTAL UCO' s TEAM, 2,050.
Huber, 351; Votery, 330; Luben, 236; Brewaaugh, 377; Gardiner, 416; TOTAL, 1810