COMMANDER
Col. Kenneth G. Pavey is the commander of the 9th Infantry Regi
ment which gyroscoped to Ladd and Eielson air force bases this past
^ieek.
Col. K. C. Pavey
Commander New
Army Contingent
Colonel Kenneth G. Pavey is
commander of the 9th Infantry j
Regiment, newly arrived at Eielson
and Ladd Air Force Bases. During
recent months, he familiarized him
self with Arctic conditions through ;
the army indoctrination course at i
Alaska's Fort Greely.
His Alaskan tour of duty is his
fourth designated assignment. Col
onel Pavey has served in Panama, \
Northern France and other parts
of Europe. This included command
of a battalion in Europe, the 1st of
the 29th Infantry.
Four years of domestic assign
ment was served as an instructor at :
the Command and General Staff
College at Fort Leavenworth, Kan- >
fas, Irom 1949 to 1952.
His duty in Panama lasted from j
September 1940 to October 1941. He
was in Northern France from Au
gust 1943 to May 1946.
He arrived at Fort Lewis on Sep
tember 6, 1955, where he took com- ;
mand of the 9th Infantry Regiment. ■
Colonel Pavey has been awarded |
the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf
Cluster and the French Croix De
Guerre.
Tennis Tourney
To Start Monday, j
Denali Court
i
The YMCA tennis tournament
Will open Monday evening at the ;
Denali school courts, announced Y
director Rick Richstad this week. '
»■; Qualifying sessions have been go
ing on all week to determine the j
various divisions. Equipment is
available at either the YMCA or !
the Denali school playground.
Richstad has tentatively sched
uled the following divisions: Men’s
divisions A and B, Women's divi
sions A and B. and Men’s doubles.
Possibly Mixed Doubles will be .
scheduled later.
Small token trophies will be
awarded to the winners of each
event. Balls will be furnished for
the finals.
No entry fees are required, but
registrations will close at noon to
morrow.
Those wishing to register should j
either contact George Myatt, tour- !
nament director, or Richstad at the j
YMCA. More qualifying sessions I
Will be run tonight. A large turnout
is expected.
MICHAEL DEAN PATE
BORN MONDAY EVENING
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pate of Col
lege are the parents of a new son,
Michael Dean, born in St. Joseph’s
hospital on Monday at 11:55 p.m.
and weighing 6 lbs. 11 & ozs.
Pate is an electrician. The coup
le's other children are Terry, 7;
Diana, 6: and Jerry, 4. Paternal
aunt and uncle are Mr, and Mrs.
Glen Curtis of Graehl.
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