The White Falcon - 11.11.1962, Blaðsíða 9

Sunday, November 11, 1962
WHITE FALCON
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With Crew ONE remaining the
“Outstanding Crew” of the
Barrier Force Atlantic, AEW-
RON ELEVEN retains this
beautiful trophy. Rear Admiral
R.B. Moore, COMBARFOR-
FORLANT presented the trophy
to Commander C.C. O’Hearn,
Plane Commander of Crew ONE
on October 30.
The Marine Barracks boosted
their contributions to the Am-
erican Overseas Campaign
above the 100% mark as the
drive came to a close last week.
Also being boosted above the
100% mark by LCpI. Jack (the
horn) Zorn, who of course
plays the bugle, left, and SSgt.
Bill Jennings, Admin. Chief,
right, was the shortest Marine
at Keflavik, LCpl. Tom Wiesnik,
gate sentry, who attached the
sign depicting the Marine Bar-
racks participation.

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FIRST SNOW—Navy personnel
say good bye to the first snow
of the year during recent snow
removal operations at the VW
squadron hangar.
WORKING PARTY — An un-
identified Navy man is tearing
down the old in preparation to
putting on the new. When cons-
truction is completed, the build-
ing will be used by all com-
mands for recreational pur-
poses.
On June 30th of each year all U.S. civilian personnel of the Naval Station
receive a performance rating on the quantity and quality of their work and
on their adapability. In order to be eligible for an outstanding rating it takes
sustained excellent performance on all of these qualities.
For the first time in the history of the Defense Force in Iceland this
rating plan was also placed into effect for Icelandic employees engaged in
administrative and professional work.
Captain S.E. Ellison, USN, CO, NAVSTA, happily passed out his con-
gratulations and cash awards to ten civilian employees for outstanding per-
formance rating and sustained superior performance.
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The employees and their awards are, left to right, Mr. Hoskuldur J.
Austmar, Head Warehouseman, Supply Dept., 2000 Kronur; Mr. Hans Jetzek,
General Supply Officer, Supply Dept., 3500 Kr.; Mr. Aage C. Jensen, Cataloging
Supervisor, Supply Dept., 3500 Kr.; Miss Lois M. Barker, Secretary, Naval
Forces Iceland, $150; Mrs. Mary L. Saunders, Clerk, Control Division, Supply
Dept., $100; Mr. Thordur Einarsson, Shipping Specialist, Supply Dept., 2000
Kr.; Mr. Gudmundur Valdimarsson, Leading Warehouseman, Supply Dept.,
2000 Kr.; Mr. Sigurdur A. Stefansson, Head Warehouseman, Supply Dept.,
2000 Kr.; Mr. Indridi A. Adolfsson, Leading Mess Attendent, Supply Dept.,
2000 Kr; Mr. Hallgrimur Sveinsson, Head Mess Attendent, 2000 Kr.