Kodiak mirror. [volume], September 17, 1960, Page 4, Image 4

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4 NAVSTA Personnel Cited at Inspection
CHIEF COMMENDED—Chief Storekeeper Eugene P. Ducharme is
commended by Capt. N. R. Lincoln, Jr., Commanding Officer, for
his selection as Chief of the Month. The letter of commendation
stressed Ducharme’s devotion to duty while acting as Commissary
Division Officer during that officer’s illness during August, duties
he assumed in addition to his own. During this time, the Chief
continued conducting classes in advancement which he had organized
and was teaching after hours before. “This exacting schedule did
not prevent you from continual active participation in local com
munity affairs,” the letter read. “As Cub Scout Registrar and ‘Den
II)ad’ you are contributing to the welfare of your community,” it
continued, calling his conduct '‘outstanding” and “in keeping with
the highest traditions of the Navy.” U. S. Navy photo
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by weakening the strong.
You cannot help the wage earner
by pulling down the wage payer.
You cannot further the brotherhood of man
by encouraging class hatred.
You cannot help the poor
by discouraging the rich.
You cannot establish sound security
by spending more than you earn.
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by taking away man’s initiative
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Two enlisted men and two offi
cers attached to the Kodiak Naval
Station were singled out for com
mendation recently during one of
the most impressive personnel in
spections held here in some time.
Navy Journalist Second Class
Winfred XL .Cary was cited as
August’s Sailor of the Month. Sta
tion Manager of AFRTS - Kodiak,
and supervisor of the base paper,
Kodiak Bear, he was cited for his
“spirit and initiative” in carrying
out his duties. He was cited for
giving freely of his time as Station
Manager, and “as supervisor of the
Kodiak Bear you have initiated
editorials on Leadership, Navy
Tradition, Communism, The Fight
ing Man’s Code and Know Your
Government,” the citation read.
(More photos next week)
Citizenship
“A special day like Citizenship
Day, which will be observed Sat
urday, September 17, is necessary
as a reminder to reconsider our
benefits and duties as citizens.”
So said Mike Rose, president of
the Anchorage Bar Association,
who through fate of birth and par
entage, is a citizen of two countries.
He was born in France of Ameri
can parentage, and due to the laws
of the two countries, is a citizen
of both.
Rose continued: “We tend to
forget that good citizenship con
sists in small duties -and large
privileges. It is voting on election
day—a small thing. It is also in
forming ourselves on the qualifi
cations of candidates for public
office.
"“It fs making ourselves inorf
familiar with the history of our
country through reading such in
struments of democracy as the
Declaration of Independence.”
These are small things, but they
help develop a consciousness of
citizenship that otherwise we will
not acquire.
Rose made a significant state
ment when he said: “Citizenship
can be expressed in many ways. It
is necessary to express it, other
wise it is in danger.”
Rose urged Alaska groups to
plan special observances for Citi
zenship Day—if nothing else—the
display of the flag.
DUCK STAMPS REQUIRED
FOR HUNTING WATERFOWL
The Fish & Wildlife Service
reminds all hunters that duck
stamps are required of all hunters
over 16 years of age before hunting
waterfowl. Stamps are available
GAME NIGHT
Every Wednesday
8:30 P. M.
at the
ELKS CLUB
Kodiak-Aleutian
Realty Services
Homes Business
Land wtiUMUlfif Properties
Franchised Dealer for
Lockwall Homes
APrRAISAI.S
LIFE INSURANCE
Notary Public
Staff Licensed and Bonded
by
State Real Estate Commission
George H. Cornelius, Broker
For appointment call 2761
or 4511 Sundays
at any post office. reading about this mouth-to-mouth
Any questions on waterfowl reg- respiration. I figured if it worked
ulations will be answered by call- for people it might work for a dog.
ing the Fish & Wildlife Service at “I tried it. In maybe a minute I
4294, according to Will Troyer, felt his heart kick over. Another
Refuge Manager, Fish & Wildlife minute or so and he'started breath
Service. ing on his own.”
MAN IS BEST FRIEND C_
OF MAN’S BEST FRIEND SOCial SeCUTlty
OMAHA (A3)—Little man’s best QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
friend is a big man. Q. How can i T>e sure my em
Little man is a two-month-old Dloyer is reporting my wages and
Manchester terrier who owes his that I am getting credit for them?
life to Harry Redman Jr., 29, his A. The Social Security Adminis
master. tration advises you to send for a
Little man seemed a dead dog wage record statement at least once
from electrocution after he bit every three years. This statement
into an extension cord socket. shows whether you are getting
Redman said ‘‘I remembered credit.
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and saving begins with a plan. We
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reach the goals in life that you have
set for yourself and your family.
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