i. HobbyShop: Re .- The Hobby Shop occupies a hcalway respect for much of the popula Lion aud was generztlly a bosahive -f activity. Services crferci included leathercraft, wooderaft, steclcraft, model buiiding, copper topping and plastics, with materials furnished without charge to the hobuyist by the Central Post Fund, je | Swimning Facilitics: Swimming was a popular sport and two beacheg were availal.e. Officcerst Beach Club for the Officers «ni Swimmers' Tavern for enlisted persernel, These arcas were ajoining, With 2 conon diving raft lccited ebout 100 yards fron shore in the lagoon, Life guards were on duty during designated swimaing hours, k, Boating, Shell Hunting and Fishing: Boats wero available for fishing, shell hunting or just un riding. Farties for fishing or shell hunting were generally plenned for woekends5» and scheduled through the Special Service Officer. Fisha? ing was permitted from boats and along the Lagoon side of the island. A sail boat was cvailable during much of this period snd was in very frequcrt use, l. “Athleties: Two athletic fields, one basketball court and several ‘ volleyball courts weire avedleble and in continual use. Leagues were organized in cach sport and g2ms pleyed in the afternoons after duty — hours and on wo:kends, shoe pitching, Other ectivities included hind ball and horse A skeet range was located on tne southern end of the ea isicnd for shooters to utilies at a nominal cost per round of skect. ,