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Service Information
School for
Navy wives
Vice Adm. R. L. Townsend, in a
recent visit with AirLant units,
has singled out one area of grow-
ing concern centered around the
lack of information about the
Navy way of life exhibited by the
first-term Navy wife.
A Navy Wives Service Informa-
tion School was set up to develop
a curriculum designed to provide
useful, everyday Information for
young Navy wives to make them more
aware of their roles,responsibil-
ities and benefits in the Navy.
The naval station has set up a
similar course which provides
for nine hours of classroom time
to cover required materials.
Classes will continue for three
ays, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
y from 1 to 4, with the first
ass beginning June 7.
Wives have only Monday to ap-
ply for this class between 8s30
and 9:30 a.m. by phoning Ext.
6289. A maximum number of wives
will be 25. The minimum number
has been set at 15.
Tentative future dates are
July 6-8, August 2-4 and September
7-9. For further information con-
tact the career counselor.
Wives who cannot attend the
first session may attend one of
the later classes.
Class members of the I.utheran Confirmation Class are: Front row;
Matthew J. Harder, Sandra K. Tombarge, Kristen J. Saeger, Linda M.
Wallace, Debbie L. King, and Joseph P. Mrsny. Back row: Bryan M.
Freshcom, Leigh A. Freshcom, Deborah J. Cobb, Harold R. Heinz, Bar-
clay E. Roman, and Chaplain Alfred R. Saeger, Jr. The ceremony was
held Sunday, May 30 at 9:15 a.m. in the station chapel.
Mod Minstrels to appear
Nine pretty coeds and five young men make up the Mod Minstrels,
who will perform here from June 9 through 13.
The Mod Minstrels are a group of students and members of the Mad-
rigal Singers of the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minn.
They are on a 33-day tour, which
started May 12 and are sponsored
by the USO, National Music Council
and the Department of Defense.
Members of the cast from Min-
nesota are: Sandy Evenson, Jo
Ellen Goerz,Mary Pat Dawson, John
Olund, Jon Wild, Dennis Working,
and Dave Anderson, all of Duluth;
Profile
Mrs. Ann Ray bowled games of
204, 216, and 234 to set a womens
bowling series record of a 654
Thursday evening, May 27 at the
Arctic Bowl Lanes.
Left-handed Ann Ray has bowled
on lanes three and four frequent-
ly for the past year and a half
that she has been here.
This is the first time she has
exceeded the 600 mark. Her pre-
vious high, a 591, was easily
overshadowed with her new 654
scratch series and a 717 handicap.
According to the bowling alley
this was the highest score for a
woman since 1964, which is as far
back as lane records go.
Mrs. Ray bowls with the Kefla-
vik Hopefuls' first place team
Kef. 5.
Mary Jean Ellis of Chatfield;
Jayne Nelson from Nashwauk; Jane
Nelson from Fairmont; Mark Maton-
ich of Hibbing; Jan Turenne of
International Falls; and Kathy
Braun of Regal. Libby Falls is
the only member of the group who
hails from another state, she is
from Freehold, N. J.
They will perform Wednesday,
June 9 at 8 p.m. at Andrews
Theater. Thursday morning they
are scheduled to leave for H-3
and return that evening for a
7:30 performance at the O' Club.
Friday's only performance will be
at Rockville at 7 p.m. Saturday
they will perform at 2 p.m. at
the Polar Club, and 8 p.m. at
Grindavik. Their last perfor-
mances here will be at the CPO
Club at 2 p.m. and at the NCO
Club at 9 p.m.
Sorry, wrong time
In our last issue concerning
Z-grams. We erred in printing
information on Z-gram 39.
The correct information is the
commissary will remain open until
8 p.m. on Thursday instead of
10.
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