V ▼ I I I I VUI IY1C?I Iprovide pport to ResearchIn The ServiceSIMonday: Chsaiarni sandw• ' I.y;! • * fruit, miik. TiEquipment Operator 3d cl.| Navy Wave, Bonnie J. Meloy, w/ham, hashArthur S. Fizz, USN, son of a hospital apprentice, daugh- ^inwi,11^5' Mrs. Betty Fizz, 232 King street ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. c?6bie saiad is deployed to the Continent of Meloy, Pottstown RD 3, com- ™*!.K Antarctica with the U. S. Naval pleted ten weeks of basic train- bread’ aesser Construction Battalion Unit 201.His unit is a special tion force formed to direct construction supportthe U. S. AntarcticProgram. Their task will be putting in place three million dollars worth of constructionmaterials during the brief Austral Summer.The unit will be working at all U.S. Stations this year including McMurdo, Pole, Byrd and Palmer stations.Musician Seaman Gerald L. Barrett, USN, son of Mr.Mrs. Leroy L. Barrett,South Hills boulevard is ing aboard the light guided sile cruiser USS Springfieldd in Norfolk, Va. The Springfield is the Flagship for Commander Second fleet and is scheduled to participate in fleet exercises in the coming months.A trip to Fort Lauderdale, ., and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is included in the proposed schedule.potato chips, wedges, dessmmsical cond techniques ashore, tc idencc am manship \ 45-caliberstressed,instills thi Corps teaArmy 25, son of . MorriC the pletilt;trainingThe ex cst marl on hisBONNIE J. MELOYCenHis wi Churching at the Naval Training ter, Bainbridge, Md.She is home for 14 days, after Sp/4 which she will report to the turnedNaval Training center, Great; U.S. Ai1 n If111