Two Men Qualify
As Sailor, Chief
Of Month On NS
Two men on the Naval Station,
Paul M. Masco, Electronics Tech.
3rd class, and Bert Wortham, Chief
Hospital Corpsman, were cited by
Capt. E. C. Smith in ceremonies
held Oct. 6, and named “Sailor of
the Month” and "Chief of the
Month,” respectively.
Masco was commended for his
“constant endeavor to improve him
self, militarily and professionally.”
The citation continued: “You have
performed your job as petty officer
in charge of the Naval Station mo
bile communications facilities in an
exemplary manner. Under your su
pervision, the installation of new
radio equipment of an improved
design has been completed in rec
ord t'me, with a minimum of inter
ruption of service.”
Masco, a native of Yonkers, New
York, has been in Kodiak since
Jan., 1961.
Bert Wortham was commended
BERT WORTHAM, Chief Hospital Corpsman, USN, is congratu
lated by Capt. E. C. Smith following the presentation of a letter nam
ing Wortham “Chief of the Month” for September. Off. Navy Photo.
PAUL M. MASCO. Electronics Technician 3rd class, is congratu
lated by Capt. E. C. Smith as he is presented a letter of commendation
naming him “Sailor of the Month” for September. Off. Navy Photo.
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for his “superior qualities of pro
fessional and military perform
ance,” and for his contributions “to
the excellent operational readiness
of the medical department.”
Wortham, who has been in the
Navy since 1947, is a native of
California. He and Mrs. Wortham
live on the Naval Station. They
have three children, James, Devia,
and Mark.
Both Masco and Wortham are
now members of the “Top Twelve
Club” and each will have his name
inscribed on the Top Twelve Club
plaque, on view in the Navy Ex
change lobby on the Naval Station.
Gruening, Egan
Main Speakers
At Convention
Sen. Ernest Gruening, U. S. Sen
ator from Alaska, and Gov. William
A. Egan will be the two principal
speakers at the League of Alaskan
Cities convention to be held in An
chorage, Oct. 25-28.
Gov. Egan will be the keynote
speaker at the opening session of
the convention. Sen. Gruening will
speak at the convention dinner to
be held Friday, Oct. 27.
Among the subjects up for dis
cussion at the convention sessions
will be “Municipal Rights To and
Uses of Land and Natural Re
sources.” “Revision and Refine
ment of Municipal Codes and Incor
porated Laws,” and “Planning and
Financing Public Works and Eco
nomic Development.”
Mrs. Clique On
Police Force
Mrs. Norma Clique has joined
the Kodiak Police Department, and
will serve as desk officer and ma
tron.
Officer Terry Wolf has left the
department.
In her capacity as Police Matron,
Mrs. Clique will si't in on juvenile
cases as well as the other duties
of her office.
Court Case
Arrested on a charge of negli
gent driving. Clifford L. Davis was
fined $100 and his driver’s license
recommended suspended for 30
days. A similar fine was meted out
to Charles L. McLinn who was
brought into court on the same
charge.
In other Court cases, Victor S.
Carlough, charged with being
drunk, was given a 15-day sentence,
wihich was suspended; two others,
Sverre Nilsen and Barbara Slaton,
arrested on similar charges, for
feited bail of $25 each. In one other
case, Lawrence C. Smith was fined
$25 when booked on a charge of a
minor being intoxicated.
Griffin Memorial
Births
A daughter, Elena Ruth, weigh
ing 6 lbs. 10 ozs., was born on Sep
tember 29 to Donna and Walter
Nestell.
A daughter, Amy Alicia, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 8 ozs., was born on Octo
ber 2 to Dorothy and Robert Grilli.
A daughter, Jacqueline Lou,
weighing 9 lbs. 8 ozs., was born on
October 7 to Virginia and Jack
Kvasnikoff.
A daughter, Sandi Marie, weigh
ing 8 lbs. 4 ozs., was born on Oc
tober 8 to Mary and Walter McFar
land.
A son, Paul Eugene, weighing 9
lbs. 8 ozs., was born on October 12
to Eloise and Lloyd McKinley.
STANDARD OIL BUYS LAND
Standard Oil Company was the
lone bidder on 438 acres of land on
the Kenai. Its purchase offer of
$250,000 was accepted.
Land use as shown in the bid was
for a refinery site.
Naval Station
Births
Twin babies, a son, Robert De
Largy, weighing 6 lbs. 6 ozs., and
a daughter, Mary Ann, weighing 5
lbs. 3 ozs., were born on October 1
to Gathleen and Kenneth E. Hill,
Lt., USN.
A daughter, Valerie, weighing 5
lbs. 9Vfe ozs., was born on October
7 to Shirley Pauline and Jesse L.
Downey, AT2, USN.
A son, Raymond Andrew, weigh
ing 5 lbs. 1% ozs., was born on
October 9 to Betty Jean and Aaron
Allen Dalton, CS2, USN.
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BANTAM, JUNIOR &
SENIOR BOWLERS
All those interested in League Bowling sign up now, at the
top of the stairs, at the bowling lanes.
LEAGUES ARE NOW BEING FORMED
Meeting Saturday, October 21, at 12 noon at the Elks Lanes.
Purple Bubble Ball
Dance and Dinner
MENU
Roast Prime Rib of Beef
Special Baked Potato
Tomatoes, Polonaise
Romaine, Chiffonade
Dessert — Coffee — Tea
“While you live, Drink!
—for once dead, you never shall return.
Feast, and your halls are crowded;
Fast, and the world goes by.”
Elks Club
Saturday, Oct. 21
For Elks, their wives, Emblem Club members and escorts
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