PRESENTATION OF A3JAH3S
On 25 August-1961, Captain Shelton,
Commanding Officer presented cash and
honorary awards to Civil Service • em
ployees. Superior Accomplishment Awards
for sustained superior performance were
received by the followings
Mrs. Lorie E, Hays. GS-4 $100,00
Mrs. Dorothy M. Bresch. GS-4 $100,00
Mr, Melbourne C, Hagen.*Head Liquid
Fuels Distribution System Operator,$100,
Mr. Walter N, Billcren. Pipefitter,
$150.00 (former employee;
Mr. John 0. Broussard. Head, Electric
ian (PP) $200.00 (former employee)
Cash awards to the tune of $195.00
were given to the following for Benefic
ial Suggestions:
mrs. Mary a. juewis. sltfu.uu ior recomm
ending the use of the Addresso-Graph
machine in a change method of monthly
telephone billing.
Mr. Robert D. McPherson, Electrician,
025*00 for recommending ground & bond
strips for tank trucks, and $10*00 for
recommending a different step on the
weasel. A $10,00 check was mailed to
H. Ross Taylor, former Auto mechanic,
who was co-suggestor on the latter
suggestion.
Mr. Robert K. Olsen. Machinist, $100*
for recommending installation of a com
pressor safety switch on the new hangar
and cold storage plant*
Mr. George T, Voyce. Engineman (Steam)
(presently on leave) will receive $15.00
for his suggestion to modify the doors
to valve house at nE" tanks and PRV 11,
TWENTY YEAR pins were awarded to 3
Naval Station employees as follows!
Mr. Wayne A. Ray. Supervisory Budget
Analyst, GS-9, who transferred from Naval
Supply Depot, Spokane, Washing to Adak
on 27 September 1957,
Mr. Herbert F, Marguard. Sheetmetgl
Worker, who transferred from Puget Sound
Shipyard to Adak on 6 June 1946,
Mr. John W. Connolly, Associate Super
visory Inspector who became a Civil Ser
vice employee 16 July 1956 following ret
irement from the U.S. Navy.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ABOVE.
2 INVOLUNTARY EXTENSIONS FOR SOME
i$T'CINCPACFLT NOTICE 1133 received by
the command announces the involuntary
extension of active duty personnel for
a period of six months. Personnel in
the foiloving ratings, whose current
enlistments or extensions thereof,EAOS
or for transfer date period from 1 Oct
ober 1961 through 31 December 1961 in
clusive are hereby involuntary extend
ed on active duty for a period of six
months:
Quartermaster, Signalman, Radaraan,
Fire Control Technician, Electronics
Technician, Radioman, Commissaryman,
Machinist Mate, Boilerman, Electrician
Mate, Shipfitter, Aviation Machinist .
Mate, Aviation Ordnanceman, Aviation
Electricians Mate, Aviation Fire Con
trol Technician, and Aviation Electron
ics Technician.
A check with MilPers discloses that
this order affects only about 7-10 men
who are on the station as it stands*
CINCPACFLT will determine the invol
untary extensions for those personnel
whose enlistments expire subsequent to
31 December 1961 and advise all Pacific
Fleet activities approximately two months
in advance,
EPDOPAC will continue to review the
overall personnel situation and notify
activities when the involuntary exten- ^
sions of individuals can be terminated
early.