The Adak sun., May 12, 1958, Page 5, Image 5

About The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976

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I ARMED FORCES DAY SCHEDULE
I (con’t from page 2)
j Air Department at Birchwood hanger; Sup
; ply Department, Public Works Department
j and Firo Station No. 1,
j 1215-1300 Lunch at General Mess for sc
j hool children. Buses will deliver chilr
| dren to General Mess at 1200.
j 1400 Small Arms firing demonstration by
! Marine Barracks0 Faring from the break
i water.Buses will provide’transportation„
I 1445 Firefighting demonstration by Fire
I Station No. 7, at the waterfront area,
f1530 JAT0 (Jet Assisted Take Off) and
| GCA (Ground Controlled Approch) at air
| field and Birchwood Hanger.
In the event of inclement weather the
j firefighting,Jj'TO,and GCA demonstrations
I will be canceled. In this case AFTS will
I telecast film programs emphasizing the
j Armed Forces Day 1958 theme, "Power for
| Peace."
j Buses will follow the normal school
j pickup route for school children at 0315
| on Saturday 17 May and will deliver sch
j ool children tothe Navy Exchange Parking
! Lot by 0845 <» Bus transportation will
i then remain available for schoolchildren
^for the morning Armed Forces Day activi
™ties o
"TOPS IN POPS":„ . .Surpassing the mill
ion mark in sales and taking over the
top spot on Billboard Magazine’s "Honor
Roll of Hits" this week is:
1» He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands
(Laurie London). Other tunes were:
2. Twilight Time, • .(Flatters)
3a Witch Doctor. » ..(David Seville)
4. Wear My Ring Around Your Neck (Elvis
Presley)
5. Tequila. .(Champs)
6. Lollipop,•(Chordettes)
7* Who’s Sorry Now, .(Connie Francis)
S. All I Have To Do Is Dream. . .(Everly
Brothers)
9« Sugartime. .(McGuire Sisters)
10. Are You Sincere?. . • (Andy Williams)
# * # * x #
nBROKEN PIECES™ j
i "And the rest, some on boards,and some 1
jon Broken Pieces of the ship* And so it i
Icame to pass, that they escaped all safe |
jto land" ACTS 27:44 • j
Our lifes are Broken Pieces, like the I
ishipo Through the years of life we have j
•lour troubles and trials* But with the I
iLove of God,we can put the Broken Pieces I
lof life toghther and land safely ona new {
[life in Christ.
| Examine yourself, like most people, j
|who do not Love God, you love yourself j
land all worldly things above God.
I The Love Of God is always FIRST* For j ‘
|God commanded us, "Thou Shalt have none j
lother Gods before me." DEUTERONOMY 5:7© j
|Yet You dare to put yourself above the j
|Lord Our God© You,a human being, created j
lin the image of God* Where do You get the]'
[authority? What gives You the right to j
iput yourself first? Above God’* Where do j
lyou get the courage? Out of that bottle I
lof alcohol you had last night or are you j
I just following the crowd© j
Brother, wake up, you are following i
Ithe wrong crowd of people. Jesus said, j
|"If any Man will come after me, let him I
Ideny himself, and thake up His Cross,and i
[follow ME," MATTHEW 16:24. {
I Pick up those Broken Pieces of Your j
llife and form the being God commands, a j
!™CHRIST LIKE" Being. j
R. G. SPAULDING, DK3 j
j It's Still ’Pass the Butter’ j
! Navy pancakes will be buttered, if j
|the House of Representatives has its \
Isay. - . • j
I '<i
! The House refused recently to allow i
(the Navy to serve oleomargarine to sai- j
ilors until the government runs out of [
jits huge stocks of surplus butter.
j Oleo may be served in the Army and Air j
(Force,but a 50-year old regulation calls j
ifor butter in the Navy — and butter it |
lis. Washington— (AFFS) I