The White Falcon - 05.03.1965, Blaðsíða 6

WHITE FALCON
Friday, March 5, 1965
EIGHTEEN YEARS TOTALED—Three men reenlisted for six years
each at ceremonies held at Captain Sparks’ office Friday, Feb. 26.
They are (from left to right in front row) Robert M. McCoy, A02,
of Weapons; Jay S. Kravitz, SN, of Supply; and Billy R. Green, CS2,
also of Supply. Their representaive division officers (in back row from
left to right) are Ltjg G. P. Daly, division officer of Weapons; Lt
W. J. Shukis, division officer of Material at Supply; Lt. P. Svagdys,
division officer of Subsistence at Supply; and Cdr Robert O. Boe,
executive officer of the Naval Station who swore the men in.
(Photo by Lang, PHAN)
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by Don Morgan
Tonight, before the Vikings go into action, you may be
served a real treat by seeing the newly formed Alfred T.
Mahan Junior Varsity Basketball Team start off their
season. Under the direction of SH2 Bill Baird of Navy
Exchange, this team is starting to take shape and promises
to be a real threat in its own league. When asked if he had
a definite starting lineup, thef'
Junior Varsity coach told me that
his more promising players (listed
below) are sure to see plenty of
action soon.
Starting off the list of Junior
Varsity players will be Tony
Sparks, the team captain, Bernie
Smith, Kaj Devaney, Orlando
Cabcabin, Ronnie Heller, Nick
Potts, and Brian Loher, with as-
sistance from John Wesely. This
Team should prove very interest-
ing in the future, so let’s keep
our eyes on these boys!
Well, the last of the four six-
week periods ended today. Now
everyone is sweating out report
card time and wondering just how
well they did. You can sure tell
that the end of the school year is
approaching—the seniors are or-
dering their graduation announce-
ments already!
Good weather is starting to
visit us again. This is evidenced
by the large football games held
opposite the school during lunch
periods and on weekends. Let’s
hope it stays!
How did everyone like Mr.
Boulet’s Chemistry test last week?
I hope we don’t see any more
tests like that!!
Everyone is starting to relax
after working so hard on the year-
book. The material that is going
to make up this year’s Aurora
Borealis has been sent to the
States for publishing. The results
of the yearbook staff’s efforts
should be back to us in a bound
edition by the latter part of May.
I think we all should express
a deep feeling of gratitude to
Linda Dinwiddie, editor, Henry
Thornhill, assistant editor, and all
the rest of the members of the
yearbook staff. They have put in
long, hard hours and the least
they deserve is a small “Thank
You.”
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Club WeivA
by Lynn Repp
The N.C.O. Wives Club gave a
welcoming luncheon for Mrs.
Ralph Weymouth, honoring her
arrival in Iceland, at the Reading
Room of the N.C.O. Club Feb. 17.
A corsage was presented to
Mrs. Weymouth by the club.
Other honored guests were, Mrs.
Robert R. Sparks, Mrs. A.E. House
and Mrs. Victor Loher. Each
guest was given a corsage and
was made an honorary member of
the N.C.O. Wives Club.
Club members celebrated their
annual Valentine Party Feb. 12
in the ballroom of the N.C.O.
Club. The party really got under-
way with a cheerful bang. Mrs.
Suzanne Spencer outdid herself
on the decorations. Around a silver
May Pole danced seven silver
Cupids with streamers of red and
white hearts. Surrounding this
center piece was a buffet dinner
“fit for a king.” Everybody had
a good time and many thanks go
to Suzanne.
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DANGEROUS CURVE
by Mike Albertson, J02
Three new programs enter the
Channel 8 schedule this week,
along with three specials.
Among the three new programs,
Heart of the City replaces Head-
lines, Friday at 10:30; Shotgun
Slade replaces All-Star Theater
and TAC Library replaces Battle
Line, Monday at 6:30.
Shotgun Slade takes I’ve Got A
Secret’ time slot, 5:30 on Friday,
and I’ve Got A Secret moves to
Sunday at 10:30.
“Heart of the City,” much the
same as the program it’s re-
placing, stars Patrick McVey as
Steve Wilson, reporter for The
Illustrated Press. Jane Nigh co-
stars as his girl Friday.
Shotgun Slade
Scott Brady stars as a scatter-
gun totin’ lawman in the Shotgun
Slade series. In the first episode
he is bushwhacked and his horse
is killed.
Battleground of the North At-
lantic, first installment in the
TAC Library series, is a documen-
tary about the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization.
Of the three specials slated for
showing this week, Air Defense
Command News Digest and Armed
Forces Military Report are fa-
miliar to Keflavik viewers.
Blue Angels
AN NBC Sports Special, Mon-
day at 7:30, features the Navy
flight demonstration team from
Pensacola, Florida, the “Blue
Angels.”
Host Bud Palmer interviews
the pilots of the F-ll, flying
stunt men, then talks to the new-
est member of the team.
Tuesday Matinee this week fea-
tures Hellfire (also Saturday
night’s NLP film) with William
Elliot, Marie Windsor, Forrest
Tucker and an all-star cast fea-
tured in a Western Drama.
It’s the tale of a gambler, re-
formed by a travelling preacher,
who promises to build a church
in his memory.
BOOKS iif
«,REVIEW,:«■
The Hands Of Cantu
by Tom Lea
This novel is written by the
author of ‘The Brave Bulls’ and
‘The Wonderful Country’. The
hands of Cantu are the gifted
hands of the best horseman ever
seen in New Spain, Don Vito
Canto, and into these hands is
put the custody of young Toribio
de Ebarra. Together the two ride
to Acuichal, Don Vito’s great live-
stock hacienda, where Toribio
learns the fine art of horseman-
ship on the majestic Ibarra ani-
mals with their Cross-enflanked
marking.
The Ten Commandments For Today
by Kahn
Here is a chapter-by-chapter
discussion of each Commandment
and how it relates to the conduct
of man’s life in our era. In addi-
tion, Rabbi Kahn has gathered a
great deal of interesting informa-
tion about the origin and evolu-
tion of the Ten Commandments.
AFTS-Channel 8
FRIDAY
4:30 To Be Announced
5:30 Password
6:00 To Tell The Truth
6:30 Sea Hunt
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 Encyclopedia Britannica
7:30 Grindl
8:00 The Edie Adams Show
8:30 The Jack Paar Show
9:30 Rawhide
10:30 Headlines
11:00 AFRTS Final Edition News
11:15 Northern Lights Playhouse
“The Magnificent Dope”
SATURDAY
10:00 Children’s Comer
12:00 Roy Rogers
12:30 My Little Margie
1:00 Country America
2:00 Ford Star Anthology
2:30 Saturday Sports Time
5:00 Current Events
6:00 American Bandstand
6:55 Chaplain’s Corner
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 Greatest Dreams
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Desilu Playhouse
9:30 Gunsmoke
10:30 King Of Diamonds
11:00 Final Edition News
11:00 Northern Lights Playhouse
“The House of Rothschild”
SUNDAY
12:00 Chapel Of The Air
12:30 Star And The Story
1:00 This Is The Life
1:30 Pro Bowlers Tour
3:00 The Christophers
3:30 World Series Of Golf
4:30 ADC News Digest
5:00 The Big Picture
5:30 Sky King
6:00 Disney Presents
7:00 AFRTS News
7:30 Bonanza
8:30 Sunday Special
9:00 Star And The Story
9:30 The Ed Sullivan Show
10:30 I’ve Got A Secret
11:00 AFRTS Final Edition News
11:15 Northern Lights Playhouse
“Remember The Day”
MONDAY
4:30 Men Of Annapolis
5:00 Password
5:30 Mayor Of The Town
6:00 Science In Action
6:30 TAC Library
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 Sports Round-Up
7:30 NBC Sports Special
8:00 Death Valley Days
8:30 The Bell Telephone Hour
9:30 Dick Powell Theater
10:30 Target
11:00 AFRTS Final Edition News
11:15 The Tonight Show
TUESDAY
4:30 Tuesday Matinee “Hellfire”
5:30 Men Of Annapolis
6:00 Silver Wings
6:30 Glynis
6:45 Encyclopedia Brittanica
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 Telenews Weekly
7:30 Andy Griffith Show
8:00 My Favorite Martian
8:30 The Entertainers
9:30 Combat
10:30 Dupont Cavalcade
11:00 AFRTS Final Edition News
11:15 Lawrence Welk
WEDNESDAY
4:30 Town Hall Party
5:00 To Tell The Truth
5:30 My Three Sons
6:00 Meaning Of Communism
6:30 Shindig
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 Encyclopedia Britannica
7:30 Dick Van Dyke
8:00 Hollywood Palace
9:00 I Led Three Lives
9:30 The Untouchables
10:30 Markham
11:00 AFRTS Final Edition News
11:15 The Tonight Show
THURSDAY
4:30 Bob Cummings
5:00 Parents Ask About School
5:30 Harrigan & Son
6:00 True Adventure
6:30 Ripcord
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 Telenews Weekly
7:30 Danny Kaye Show
8:30 The Defenders
9:30 The Jimmy Dean Show
10:30 Third Man
11:00 AFRTS Final Edition News
11:15 The Perry Como Show
P
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SATURDAY
Matinee—Mediterranean Holiday—Burl Ives
Evening—Mediterranean Holiday—Burl Ives
SUNDAY
Matinee—Far Country—James Stewart and Ruth Roman
Bebo’s Girl—Claudia Cardinale, George Chakiris
MONDAY
Bebo’s Girl—Claudia Cardinale, George Chakiris
TUESDAY
Night Train To Paris—Leslie Nielson, Alizia Gur
WEDNESDAY
Night Train To Paris—Leslie Nielson, Alizia Gur
THURSDAY
Cartouche—Jean-Paul Belmondo, Claudia Cardinale
Showtime: 6:30 and 8.30 p.m.—Saturdays and Sundays’
Matinees: 1:30 p.m.