eport on Special Service Activities at IS! Service Club (continued) é Rand plays one hour program, of classical and popular \pproximately 100 men and some visitors usually attend. SATURDAY ~~~—-=—Cards and Checker Tournaments. Competitive teams participate in ecards of dif~ ferent kinds and in checker games, (progressive), Visitors usually ing aleo. come to the club on this even- UND ATomm———Vigiting during the afternoon, with Special program, with talent from Ogden and the Camp. Approximately oe 80C orograms abou’ 100 visitors. and ve have had some 1 | wonderful, talent including vocalists, instrumental artets, tries, choruses, acrobats, dancers and angielen, Apr “= imately 2100 men and 65 officers are entertained during the All activities at this Service Club are directly under the direction of the per details eal, ‘senviees all arrangexents age carried out by Wre. Lila Petersen, Funds for the upkeep of mn Offieer, af t for Italian the club and to that During the first three weeks requests for passes decreased entertainnent are provided by the Govern- Service thit Personnel on this post, ee tnvap Shen OnUNNAAl Ge he post, requests for passes to town, l Club Hostess. 50°. : diminish the club was in eperatden, is given free, there have been no funds pewttaed to pay , dabaskelnnre. side eekly evening library provided for shoes | att History, reference books, books are available, 10:30 Boi entertainment program, The from 6 A.M. until sees men's club nee been opened for the American club has been comfo ‘ably kinds is provided for the pleas to visit the ¢lub. It is open daily from 5 p.m. 1 . UF nished, and games o: of enlisted men who may wish until 11:30 p.m. There is no definite weekiy program outlined, but within the near future it is expected that some extensive plans will be Nia TUR RRRAS van! 7) ot) GOR ae | is a fiction and a good variety of scientific the library is open daily P,¥, An there and aay enlisted man on the post.