The White Falcon - 01.10.1965, Blaðsíða 5

Friday, October 1, 1965
WHITE FALCON
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NEWLY ELECTED—Five members of the CPO Wives’ Club were installed as officers at their second
Installation Dinner-Dance, Sept. 24, at the CPO Club. The new officers are: (left to right) President
Bev Baker; Vice-President Flo Clement; Secretary Mabel Jones; Treasurer Joy Yilek; and Parliament-
arian Kay Lavin.
New Officers Elected For CPO Wives Club;
Chaplain Blade Conducts Installation Ritual
CRAZY HATS—The charming prize-winners at the Officers’ Wives
Club “Crazy Hat” luncheon are shown modeling their distinctive
creations. They are left to right: Mrs. Jean Voorhees wearing “Mer-
maid Madness,” the funniest hat made of fish net and Christmas
ornaments; Mrs. Jean Moore wearing “Purple Rose Fantasy,” the
prettiest hat, created from crepe paper; and Mrs. Florence Wesley
wearing the most original hat, “Carousel,” characterized by miniature
plastic animals.
Dinner Opens Social Season;
“O” Wives Treated To Music
by Susie M. Hamilton
The Keflavik CPO Wives Club held their second installation dinner dance on Friday,
Sept. 24 in the main ballroom of the CPO Club. A cornucopia of Autumn decorations
with individual woodrose cosages, lush foliage and a carnation decorated cake was the
result of work by Mesdumes Watson, Hausauer, Jones, Yilek and Baker.
The Invocation was given by Chaplain Blade followed by a fine steak dinner. Cap-
tain Pierre praised club functions and talked about driving safety during fall and win-
ter weather.
Best Wishes To All
The outgoing President, Mrs.
Helen Watson, expressed thanks
and best wishes to the incoming
group of officers. Mrs. Watson
received a commemorative plaque
with a gold gavel affixed as a
gift from the club members.
Chaplain Blade conducted the
installation ceremony, giving
each new officer a pin designat-
ing her particular office. The new
officers installed were: President
Bev Baker; Vice-President Flo
Clement; Secretary Mabel Jones;
Treasurer Joy Yilek and Parlia-
mentarian Kay Lavin.
To complete the ceremonies
Chaplain Blade gave the Bene-
diction. Music for dancing plea-
sure was provided by “The
Country Gentlemen.”
and Mrs. Blade, Major and Mrs.
Kiracofe, Mr. and Mrs. Loher.
Members: The following chiefs
and their wives present, Baker,
Bushaw, Carter, Clement, Hamil-
ton, Hersey, Hausauer, Jacobs,
Jones, Lavin, Moore, Robinson,
Ryan, Slay, Watson, Weir, and
Yilek.
Our thanks go out to all mem-
bers and guests who made this
such a particular event for our
club.
A reminder that our next
monthly business meeting will be
held Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Calcutta Room of the CPO Club.
Wives of military personnel in
the grades of E-7 through E-9
are eligible for membership in
this club and they are cordially
invited to attend our meetings.
If transportation is desired you
may call Mrs. Susie Hamilton in
Keflavik at 1933 or Mrs. Mabel
Jones on base at ext. 6158.
Honored Guests
This special evening was made
possible by the attendance of the
following honored guests and
members. Honored guests: Cap-
tain and Mrs. Pierre, Chaplain
social season. All the ladies at-
tending this luncheon deserve
credit for their creativeness.
An added highlight of this
social gathering was the delight-
ful folk singing of Janice and
Clare Bratten. The girls, provid-
ing their own guitar accompani-
ment, gave a fine performance
which was very well-received by
the Officers’ Wives Club mem-
bers and their guests.
by Janet Lithe
DOES HONORS — Former CPO
Wives’ Club president, Mrs. Helen
Watson, cuts the cake during the
evening festivities.
Funny, fancy and fantastic des-
cribe the hats worn by the ladies
of the Keflavik Officers’ Wives
Club at their “Crazy Hat” lunch-
eon on Tuesday, Sept. 21 at the
Officers’ Club.
The luncheon, sponsored by Air
Force Iceland wives, was a light-
hearted, imaginative beginning for
the 1965—66 Officers’ Wives Club
UDT Offers Career;
Oct. 7 Deadline Set
Applications to the Underwater Demolition Team Re-
placement Training Course for all personnel interested will
be held until Oct. 7.
To become a member of UDT, you must be at least 18
years old but not more than 31 and of a mature disposition.
A minimum GCT of 45 is required and the applicant must
have demonstrated emotional sta-
bility by past performance. He
must have no record as a chronic
mast offender and needs to be
screened to determine loyality and
integrity for access to classified
matter. There also must be no
fear of water or explosives.
Two Consecutive Courses
The training consists of two
consecutive courses of 16 and 8
weeks with classes starting in
January and July. The first 16
weeks training is at the U.S. Na-
val Amphibious Base, Little Creek,
Va. and the U.S. Naval Station,
Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico.
The second course of eight
weeks includes three weeks of air-
borne training at Ft. Benning,
Ga. and five weeks of SCUBA
(Self Contained Underwater
Breathing Apparatus) at the
Underwater Swimmers School at
Key West, Fla.
Physical Requirements
All personnel interested should
check into the physical require-
ments needed to be a part of the
UDT since a large part of pre-
vious trainees have not been able
to meet the prescribed course
standards.
WCO WtoeA
by Jon
The monthly social was held on'
Tuesday, Sept. 21, in the party
room of the NCO Club. Hostesses
for this event were Kay Caldar-
elli, Ursula Koreman and Kathy
Kaffee, and they provided a very
entertaining evening for all who
attended.
It was game night and the winn-
ers were Linda Devitt, Ruby Me
Coy, Edie Polosi, Mary Manard,
Nancy Wilson, Rose Romo, Patsy
Weideking and Carmela Graff. The
prizes were lovely, ranging from
T. V. Lamps to Salad Bowl Sets.
Three New Guests
We had three new guests at-
tend, Nancy Wilson, Charlotte
Brauneis and Evelyn Guy. We
hope they enjoy their visit with
us and plan to come again.
Club tfeurd
Kozak
Don’t forget, if you want to
meet new friends and have fun,
join us each third Tuesday of the
Month for our socials. We’d be
glad to have you.
Bake Sale
We would like to thank every-
one who bought our baked goods
on Saturday the 25 of Sept., and
made our sale a complete success.
We hope to have another one in
the near future.
Again a reminder to all NCO
Wives: Don’t forget the business
meeting to be held on Oct. 5. Elec-
tions for new officers of the Club
will be held that evening and it
is very important that all mem-
bers attend this meeting. So come
and vote.
Welcome Aboard
Navy
Betz, R. L„ PHAN ..................................... Holt, Mich.
Tinoco, R., FA ....................................... Topeka, Kan.
Eason, B. F., Jr., TN ................................ Savannah Ga.
Galbreath, R. A., CS3............................. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Helms, H. A., SN......................... Springfield Gardens, N.Y.
Fletcher, B. W., CS3 .......................... East Riverdale, Md.
Pierotti, R. R., SN .................................. Scranton. Pa.
McCann, T. W. ACAN ................................... Tilton, Ark.
Trunick, D. L., ACAA .......................... Clarksburg, W. Va.
Roby, J. W., BUL2 .................................... Sallis, Miss.
Danielson, E. C., SN........................... Grand Rapids, Mich.
Myers, G. E., Jr., PR1 ........................... Key West, Fla.
Dunn, J. F. HM3 .................................. Shell Lake, Wise.
Air Force
Vansant, L. L., A1C .................................. Decatur. Ga.
Hudson, F. W.. A1C ................................... Rusk, Tex.
Lee, B. R., A1C .................................. Birmingham, Ala.
Reagan, J. P., A1C ............................... Syracuse, N.Y.
Soto, S., A1C ........................................ Gregory, Tex.
King, W. L., A1C ..................................... Bronx, N.Y.
Ramsey, G. D., A1C....................................Itasca, Tex.
McGuire, L. 0., SSgt.................................. Tucson, Ariz.
Jarrett, R. G., A2C............................... Alameda, Calif.
King, G. E., A2C...................................... Marietta, Ga.
Lloyd, J. V.. A1C ................................ Hatcher, W. Va.
Beeks, P. T., A2C..............................Marshalltown, Iowa
Kirk, E. T., SMSgt.................................... Austin, Tex.
Becker, J. M., A2C ............................... Gooding, Idaho
Pedula, R. D., A2C ............................... Sheridan, N.Y.
Marines
Dubroy, T. E., Pvt................................ Ridgeville, Ohio
Ferreira, H. J., Pvt.............................. Cambridge, Mass.
Helm, J. B., Pvt......................................Lancaster, Pa.
Chandler, B. 0., PFC ............................. Jacksonville, Fla.
Kennedy, D., Pvt...................................... Nutley, N.J.