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Three Naval Station employee,s re
cently received superior accomplishment
awards for sustained superior perform
ance of duty during the 12 month period
1 April 1959 through 31 March 1960s
These.- awards of $150. each, based on
"Outstanding" performance ratings,were
received by Frank Fishback. Engineman
(Steam), Public Works Department, Mar
garet Kenney, Clerk, GS-5, Rjblic Works
Department,and Myrtle Martin, Accounts
Maintenance Clerk, GS-3, Supply & Fis
cal Department.
Captain W. F. Henry presented award
checks for beneficial suggestions to
Mrs. Jacqueline Young, Clerk-Steno
grapher, GS-4, Supply & Fiscal Depart
ment, $37.50 for recommending use of
local form for reporting official long
distance telephone calls? Mr. Robert
Na Feyko, Welder, Public Works Depart
ment, $10.00 for recommending; use of
welders*shields toprevent flash burns?
and Mr. Frank Fishback. Engineman
(Steam), Public Works Department,
$50.00 for recommending installation
of a warning bell to prevent fuel tanks
from running over at the steam plant.
B. W. Wolfgeher. S1CC. Supply & Fiscal
Department received a letter of com
mendation as co-suggester ( with Mrs.
Young.
Mr. Donald Hoisinqtoo, Sheetmetal
Worker, Public ]A/orks Department, was
presented with a pin for .twenty years
of Civilian service. He was formerly
employed at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard,
Post Engineers, Fort Worden, Washing
ton, and Kodiak, Alaska before coming
to Adak in June 1952.
Congratulations to all recipients
of awards!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR ,S4L5s 2 Snowtires, Goodyear Sub
urbans, size 5*00/5*25/5©60x15, in ex
cellent shape, driven less than .3,000
miles by a tired old postmaster who is
going where there ain*t no snow - &25.
the pair. Call 099 daytimes or 037W
after 5 PM. Chief Tynes.
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TheJ Ala"skan^"trippled ‘Children*
s
Association is THE place to do yeur
Christmas Shopping NOW, Gifts, souve
nirs, as well as practical items for
yourself, your family and friends are
available.
Whether you desire lovely ' jewelry
items in jade, ivory, gold, or '^hema
tite; or perhaps some genuine seal
skin slippers,-the ACCA has them.A Mrs*.
Sally Ferguson has everything from
unique stationary and table-cloths, to
rare and delicious teas.
Here are only a few items as a sam
ple of her stocks
Jade cuff links, $8.95; Ivory. Ear
rings, $4.44; Authentic Eskimo Doll,
$8*95; Carved Eskimo, $5.95; Map of
Men' s
$l.no,\
Mocca
$1.95;
of the
Alaska Hankies, 80$;.Hermatite
ring, $5.44; Cocktail notes,
Alaska trays, $1.25; Handmade
sin’s, $9.95; Books, mints,
Christmas Cards, $1.00 a pkg.
Almost every Adakian knows
ACCA. A branch of the Anchorage Alas
kan Crippled Children’s Association,
it provides us with many items other
wise unavailable here on our Island.
Supervision has recently changed hands
from Mrs. Lucille 'Skill (who did a
wonderful job of meeting the needs of
numerous shoppers) to Mrs. Sally Ferg
uson. Mrs. Ferguson’s quarters at
O-Fl,just two doors from Mrs. Skill's,
will be open for business every Wed
nesday. Other appointments may be mad,e
by calling 512.
Remember, November 20th, is not far
away. Do your shopping now in time to
meet the mailing deadline for Christ
mas packages. Mrs. Ferguson reminds
you that if a particular item is desir
ed and is not on hand, the item can be
ordered for you at once.
Shop the easy way——--at ACCA!
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PTA MEETING; There will be. a £TA nest
ing at Adak School at 7:30 PM on Mandoy
3 October, I960, Mr, John Quinn, Naval
Station Safety Officer will speak on
Highway Safety