The White Falcon - 04.03.1966, Side 4

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WHITE FALCON
Friday, March 4, 1966
SNIP, SNIP—Capt Emile E. Pierre, Jr., commanding officer of the
Naval Station, and Teen Club President, Miss Joan Hoag, daughter of
Cdr and Mrs. Harold Hoag, share honors at the ribbon cutting cere-
mony of the new Teen Club. (Photo by Betz, PH3)
New Teen Club Opens
Eagerly awaited and enthu-^
siastically received was the Sun-
day Open House of the new Teen
Club, located in the Youth Center.
Present were parents and their
teen-age children, station chap-
lains, high school teachers and the
Youth Center Director Lester L.
Sanders.
Teen membership cards were
issued to 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th
grade students of the Alfred T.
Mahan High School.
The refreshments served inclu-
ded party fruit punch, finger
sandwiches and baked goods,
which were enjoyed by all.
Hostesses were Mrs. Emile E.
Pierre, Jr., and Mrs. David W.
Olmstead, Adult Advisor, Teen Age
Group. Mrs. William Dower, the
chaperone chairman, took names
of volunteer chaperones for the
coming Saturday evening parties
at the Teen Club.
The Teen Club wishes to ex-
press its gratitude to its host of
new friends for their cooperation
and well wishes.
Flight Schedule
Through the courtesy of Pas-
senger Service, the following
schedule is presented for the bene-
fit of Falcon readers.
Saturday, March 12, 8 a.m.,
flight to CONUS, return March
15.
Friday, March 18, 8 a.m., flight
to Prestwick and Rhein Main, re-
turn March 21.
Friday, March 18, 8 a.m., flight
to Copenhagen, Denmark, return
March 20.
Thursday, March 24, 8 a.m., flight
to Prestwick and Rhein Main, re-
turn March 27.
Sunday, March 27, 8 a.m. flight
to CONUS, return March 30.
Sunday, March 27, 8 a.m., flight
to CONUS, return March 30.
Thursday, March 31, 8 a.m. flight
to Prestwick and Rhein Main, re-
turn April 2.
(Note: All times are local and
estimated.)
Tax Tips
Q. I enlisted in the Air Force
last year. Shortly after my
enlistment, my father died and
left me $2,000 from his estate.
Will I have to report this
money on my return?
A. No. Inheritance are not taxable
income.
Q. As an Air Force nurse, I found
that withholdings from my
salary were just about right
when I made out my tax re-
turn. However, last year, I in-
herited a large sum of money
which has accrued much inte-
rest. What should I do to wind
up even at year’s end?
A. Taxpayers are required to file
a Declaration of Estimated
Tax when their tax liability is
expected to exceed their with-
holding by $40 or more. See
page 6 of the 1040 instructions
for further information. (AFNS)
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Keflavik Births
Raymond Edward, son of TD3
and Mrs. Raymond G. Murphy
was born in State Hospital,
Reykjavik, Feb. 1, 1966. Murphy
is permanent Naval Station
JOOD.
Curt Wayne, son of Ens and
Mrs. Randy J. Coleman was born
Feb.7, 1966. Ensign Coleman is
attached to the Fleet Weather
Facility.
Kimberly Lynne, daughter of
BT2 and Mrs. Charles H. Zarnits
was born Feb. 7, 1966. Zarnits is
attached to the Public Works De-
partment.
Bobby Lane, son of CS2 and
Mrs. Robert L. Woods was born
on Feb. 9, 1966. Woods is a cook
at galley 758.
Anthony Ragnar, son of SSgt.
and Mrs. Norman T. Connor was
born on Feb. 11, 1966. Sergeant
Connor is attached to the 932nd
AC&W Squadron at Rockville.
H.S. JNROTC
Open To Retireds
The Navy Department announc-
ed recently that a limited number
of vacancies for retired personnel
may be available this year in the
high school Navy Reserve Offi-
cers Training Corps program.
This program is being institut-
ed under the ROTC Vitalization
Act of 1964, which authorizes
junior ROTC programs.
Benefits Derived
Retired personnel chosen as in-
structors will continue to receive
their full retired pay, plus the
difference between their retired
pay and what they would draw if
called to active duty at the time
of being hired. In addition, they
will draw subsistence and housing
allowance as though on active
duty.
Selection of instructors will be
based on recency of retirement,
educational and instructional back-
ground, character, appearance,
bearing and individual school re-
quirements such as residence and
certification.
Final Selection Of Applicants
Final selection of applicants
will be made by the schools con-
cerned following preliminary
screening for qualifications and
desirability by the Chief of Naval
Personnel.
For detailed information on the
Junior Navy Reserve Officers
Training Corps program, inter-
ested personnel should review
Bureau of Naval Personnel In-
struction 5726.1 of Feb. 16, 1966.
(NavNews)
Aunt Maizy’s
Recipe Column
Hi, there! We’ve a real treat
for you this week and I know
you’re giong to like it. The re-
cipe was submitted by Miss Su-
san Haynes, who seems to show a
great deal of promise as a cook.
The recipe is for:
Sweet n’ Sour Pork Chops
1. Brown pork chops in fat, then
transfer to cassarole. Saute in
a skillet:
% cup chopped onion
1 clove of garlic
2. Sprinkle over the onions:
1 tablespoon and 1 teaspoon
cornstarch
1 cup pineapple juice
3. tablespoons catsup
3. Stir and cook over low heat,
then add:
1 teaspoon brown sugar
2 tablespoons vinegar
1 tablespoon soy sauce
14 teaspoon curry powder
3 strips lemon peel
4. Remove this from the heat and
and pour over the pork chops.
Bake in the oven at 350 de-
grees (F) for one hour.
Miss Haynes says: “This dish
is very tasty and good when
warmed over.” We can well be-
lieve that, Susan, and our hearty
thanks for your contribution. As
for you other readers, send your
recipes in right away to Aunt
Maizy, c/o The White Falcon.
Also, don’t forget to read next
week’s column for a very unique
recipe.
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‘O' tOtoe A Club WetcA
On Feb. 8 at the monthly Hail-
Bless Coffee of the Officer’s
Wives Club Joyce Saeger intro-
duced new off-base members. They
are Phyllis Armbrust, Barbara
Baumstark, Eva Mae Demster,
Flo Marshall, Shirley Babbitt,
Ginny Gregg, Ann Lehman,
Ethlyn Pifton, and Madeleine
Grimsley. New on-base wives
were introduced by Alice Bratten.
They are Audrey Dower, Penny
Hall and Linda Mardan.
Washington’s Birthday Luncheon
Air Forces Iceland hostessed
the luncheon, Feb. 15, with a
George Washington’s Birthday
motif. The musical program was
presented by SSgt. McManimon,
of the 57th FIS. His lilting Ir-
ish tenor voice was accompanied
at the piano by the chapel organ-
ist, Noel Channon.
For the new members of the
“O” Wives Club, the following
schedule for March is listed:
March 8, - Hail-Bless coffee and
business meeting, 10 a. m., Read-
ing Room, no reservations; and
March 15 — luncheon, sponsored
by IDF, ComFairKef, Joint-Staff
wives, 1 p.m., reservations neces-
sary, call Nancy Zimmerman at
2216.
March Activities
Bridge activities for March are:
March 22—O. W. C. Bridge Club,
1 p.m., reservations necessary,
call Punky Sturtevant at 6270;
March 29 — a special first-time
session of duplicate bridge for
wives presided over by Ltjg Kent
Massie at 1 p.m., bring your own
partner.
A six-week course of weekly
bridge lessons conducted by
Lieutenant (j.g.) Massie, began
Monday, Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. An
adult beginner’s course begins
this Sunday afternoon, March 6.
For time call “0” Club office at
2157. Advanced players enrolled
in the course will continue lessons,
Mondays, at 7:30 p.m. in the
Reading Room of the “0” Club.
Kef. Bargains
FOR SALE
Three transformers located off the agreed area. One, 1,500-watt;
one, 600-watt; and one, 75-watt are offered. For further informa-
tion contact Coleman, YN1, at ext. 4251, IDF.
One portable TV, contact Dyer at base ext. 3258 during all hours
or duty ext. 2234.
A 1956 Chevrolet, in excellent condition; call Alfaro at ext. 2210.
A chair, sofa, coffee table, and two end tables. Contact Bowen at
ext. 6291.
WANTED
To rent, a TV set for 60 days. Call Trombetti at Rockville ext. 25
during duty hours.
A three or four-bedroom apartment in the Keflavik area needed
prior to April 1. Contact Chief R. G. Williams at exts. 3264 and 4223.
A two or three-bedroom apartment in the Keflavik or Njardvik
area. Call Crowder at ext. 5223 or 3183.
To buy, a stereo tape recorder. Call Lieutenant Miller at ext. 7149
or Rockville ext. 36.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Thrift Shop is in need of out-grown and no longer needed
clothing—also, the “O” Wives Hospitality Hut badly needs items of
all types. If you are going home and have any sheets, towels, pots, and
pans or anything that can be used please call Mrs. Bratten at ext.
7118.
A two-bedroom house will be available on March 10th. Call Huguet
at base ext. 4250 or off base at ext. 1229.
Income Tax forms are now available at the Naval Station Legal
Office.
Cartoon Contest
For All Navymen
The funny side of Navy life
is about to get its annual
working-over. Between now and
July 1, Navy men and women
and their dependents will send
in dozens of comic cartoons in
the 11th annual All-Navy Co-
mic Cartoon Contest, under
rules set up by BuPers Notice
1700 of Jan. 27.
The top five cartoons, which
must feature a Navy theme or
background, will get appropri-
ate all-Navy championship
awards. There are usually a
number of honorable mention
awards, too.
The drawings should be done
in black ink on 8 by 10%-inch
white paper or illustration
board. All entries become the
property of the Navy and can
be published in All Hands
magazine. (Navy Times)
SIX MORE — James M.
Swindle CEC, signs on the
dotted line for six more
years Naval service. His
wife, Dorothy, looks on as
he reenlists. Chief Swindle
is a native of Jacksonville,
Ala., and is a veteran of over
12 years Naval service
(Photo by Cline, SN)