The White Falcon - 04.09.1965, Blaðsíða 6

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WHITE FALCON
Saturday, September 4, 1965
Tour Season
To End With
City By Night
“Reykjavik by Night" is the
last scheduled tour of the season
offered Iceland Defense Force per-
sonnel by Special Services Sept.
12.
This is the first such sponsored
trip to take in the capital city at
night.
Fun Spots
As Iceland’s largest city,
Reykjavik offers many fun spots
and places of interest for those
going on this tour.
The tour starts from the Vik-
ing Service Club at 6 p.m. and
reaches the Hotel Saga about an
hour later. At the hotel, dinner and
drinks will be served. The hotel
is noted as the most luxurious in
the country.
At 9:30 p.m. the trip will go to
the Klubburinn Club for a one-
hour stay of dancing. Drinks will
also be available for those who
wish them.
Dave Bunker Quintet To Play
For Defense Force Members
by Dave Scott, AC1
The Dave Bunker Quintet, fea-
turing the fabulous Wilkinson
Family, will be coming to Kefla-
vik for your entertainment during
the month of September.
Polar Club
Wed., Sept. 15
Fri., Sept. 17
Wed., Sept. 22
Fri., Sept. 24
Popular Dance Place
Leaving the nightclub, the tour
will proceed to one of the most
popular dance places in Reykja-
vik, Glaumbaer, which is located
by the lake. After an hour of danc-
ing, the tour will return to the
Naval Station.
For more information, call
Special Services at Exts. 3193 and
4254.
Comedy Sketches
Featured with the quintet is
little Dixie Lee Wilkinson. You
will love Dixie for her comedy
sketches, old time and popular vo-
cals, and Rock and Roll numbers.
Dave, one of America’s most
exciting guitarists, plays his own
invention, the World’s first Duo-
Lectar. This instrument produces
sound never before imagined.
Dave has recently finished build-
ing the strikingly new and ori-
ginal instruments used by him
and Pat-n-Vic.
Schedule
Be sure and mark these dates
for fine entertainment.
NCO Club
Thurs., Sept. 16
Sun., Sept. 19
Sat., Sept. 25
CPO Club
Tues., Sept. 14
Thurs., Sept. 23
Officers’ Club
Sat., Sept. 18
Sun., Sept. 26
Grindavik
Tues., Sept. 21
Doctor's Notebook . . .
(Continued from page 2.)
Friday-except Thursday-2 to 3
p.m. Well Baby Clinic, Thursdays,
10 to 11 a.m.; and Initial Obstet-
ric, Wednesdays, 1 to 2 p.m.
Also, the Return Obstetric Clinic
is scheduled for Tuesdays from 1
to 2 p.m.; Gynecology, Thursdays,
1 to 2 p.m.; Surgery, Tuesdays,
by appointment; and Medical, Fri-
days, also by appointment.
Eyes And Ears
All eye examinations will be
held in the Aviation Examining
Room Monday through Fridays by
appointment and the Hearing
Conservation Program from 2 to
4 p.m., Mondays and Tuesdays.
IDF Teamwork Does The Job
THE MAN BEHIND THE SCENES
— Keeping Marine Guard Ve-
hicles always ready for action and
constant alerts is PFC Gerald R.
Radovic, USMC. Radovic is 20 years
old and has been at Keflavik since
Dec. 1964. Unware of Radovic’s
talents as a mechanic, he was
placed in the Guard Platoon. He
started working at Motor Tran-
sport due to shortage of technical
personnel in May 1965. He is now
one of the top marine mechanics
at Motor Transport. Radovic’s
home is in Detroit, Mich., with
his mother.
WINTER ALREADY? — Einar
Jonsson checks out the snow re-
moval equipment in anticipation of
the coming winter. Jonsson is a
second line supervisor in the Heavy
Equipment and Maintenance Shop
of the Transportation Department.
On Aug. 18, Jonsson and his crew
received a certificate for a year of
no-lost-time due to accidents.
Jonson was recently made a
leading man for his many years of
service. Jonsson has worked on the
base since 1947. He is a resident of
Ytri Njardvik where he lives with
his wife and five children.
YOUR ORDER PLEASE — Pre-
paring the noon meal can be an
unpleasant chore but if Third
Class Commissaryman Fredrick G.
Sykes doesn’t enjoy it, he never
lets you know about it. Upon ar-
rival in Keflavik on July 17,
Sykes was assigned to the hospital
galley. He spends his off duty
hours as a cook in the Viking
Club. Sykes is single and hails
from Watertown, N. Y. He is a
sports car racing buff and plans
to buy a car while he is stationed
here. Sykes has been in the Navy
for six years and plans to make it
a career.
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TEACHERS CONFERENCE — Cdr Richard C. James, executive of-
ficer of Naval Station, greets the teachers of the base school system
and the visiting educators at the beginning of their conferences held
in the VIP room of the Officers’ Club on Wednesday, Sept. 1.
Education Specialists
Evaluate Base Schools
A Teacher’s Workshop was held
at Keflavik this past week be-
tween the teachers of the base
schools and a group of education
specialists from the United
States.
Wednesday’s session consisted
of an exchange of ideas, and dis-
cussions on teacher techniques and
the problems that arise with dif-
ferent methods of teaching.
Wednesday’s meeting was held
in the VIP room of the Officers’
Club in the morning and in the
school building in the afternoon.
The specialists spent some time in
the classrooms of the elementary
school and high school observing
students and teachers.
Coordinator for the visiting
education specialists was Mr. Ro-
bert A. Gray. Other members of
the team were Miss M. June Rit-
ter, Mr. Francis T. Boyland and
Mr. Warren I. Fairman.
The visiting educators were ex-
pected to conclude their business
today and they are expected to
depart sometime today.
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SATURDAY
Matinee: Chief Crazy Horse—Victor Mature, Suzan Ball
Evening: Tickle Me—Elvis Presley
SUNDAY
Matinee: The Black Invaders—Anedeo Nazzari, Danielle
Denetz
Evening: Marriage Italian Style—Sophia Loren, Marcello
Mastroianni
MONDAY
Marriage Italian Style—Sophia Loren, Marcello Mastroianni
TUESDAY
That Funny Feeling—Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin
WEDNESDAY
That Funny Feeling—Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin
THURSDAY
The Black Invaders—Anedeo Nazzari, Danielle Denetz
Shoivtime: 6.30 and 8:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday Matinees: 1:30 p.m.