The White Falcon - 22.09.1967, Side 6

6
WHITE FALCON
Friday, September 22, 1967
tfour
doctor A
Corner
Capt. Karl C. Weidemann (MC) Senior Medical Officer
Just a reminder that the final of a series of three films on preg-
nancy and delivery will be shown Monday, September 25 at 8 p.m. in
the A. T. Mahan School cafeteria.
Another film series is expected and showing dates will be announced
when they arrive.
Bowling News
October R & R
Iceland Couples League Standings as of September 15. Flights Announced Natural Pan Gravey Mashed Potatoes
Won Lost Buttered Carrots
1. Tappers 38.5 9.5 A list of seven R & R flights Chocolate Pudding
2. L & N’s 34.5 13.5 was released for the month of Oc- Milk
3. Swa-Mor’s 31.5 16.5 tober. Dates of the respective FRIDAY
4. Oh No’s 28 20 flights, destinations and booking Fish Cakes
5. Miss Tex 25 23 dates are shown below. Booking Tartar Sauce
6. Alley Cats 23 25 will begin at 8 a.m. in the pas- Cold Slaw
7. Four Aces 23 25 senger service air terminal on the Vanilla Pudding
8. Hi-Lo’s 22 26 dates indicated. Bread and Butter
9. WaBaSuBa’s 19.5 28.5 Milk
10. R. Jean’s 17 31 Dates Destination Booking Children bringing home lunches
11. Handicappers 13 35 Date may purchase fresh milk and the
12. Wahoo’s 13 35 1- 7 GWU-FRF Sep 25 dessert of the day.
Francis Hughes rolled a high 12-16 NCO-NGU Oct 2 This menu is subject to change.
series of 600 and a high game of 12-15 MHZ-FRF Oct 2
222. Jean McDermed rolled a high 18-21 MHZ-FRF Oct 9
series of 494 and a high game of 23-26 VLU-FRF Oct 9
223. Keflavik Classic League 30- 6 NCO-NGU 30- 2 MHZ-FRF Oct 16 Oct 16 Dependent Wives
Standings as of September 15 Abbreviation Codes: Fluoride Program
#9 #2 14.5 14 9.5 10 GWU—Northolt, England FRF—Frankfurt, Germany
#1 13.5 10.5 NCO—Quonset Point, Rhode Is-
#4 11 9 land The Dental Department will be
#7 11 9 NGU—Norfolk, Virginia sponsoring on October 23 and 24
#5 11 13 MHZ—Mildenhall, England a stannous fluoride program for
#6 10.5 13.5 VLU—Copenhagen, Denmark all dependent wives. All ladies in-
#3 10.5 13.5 terested in participating in this
#10 6.5 9.5 very beneficial program must con-
#8 9.5 14.5 4. Rockville 3 1 tact the Dental Clinic in person
This weeks honors for high se- 5. NAV FAC 3 1 or by telephone October 2nd thru
ries goes to Jack McKay with a 6. Air Terminal 3 1 6th. You may call 7108 between
four game series of 798. 7. GSE 1 3 the hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Bob McDermed won honors for 8. GCA 1 3 Why is the Dental Department
the high game with a pin fall of 9. 57th FIS 1 3 promoting fluoride treatments?
229. 10. PMEL 1 3 The reason is that fluoride appli-
American League 11. NavComSta I 0 4 cations increase protection against
Standings as of September 9 12. ADMIN I 0 4 decay by strengthening the ena-
Won Lost Ed Toupin received honors for mel. Many years of testing fluo-
1. AFI 4 0 high game with a pin fall of 236. ride applications on thousands of
2. OMD 4 0 Ron Jones also received honors for patients have proved that it helps
3. Supply 1 3 1 high series with a 623. reduce decay, by 25—50%.
SCHOOL MENU
Sept. 25 thru Sept. 29
MONDAY
Virginia Style Baked Ham
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Pineapple Sauce
Buttered Green Beans
Ice Cream
Milk
TUESDAY
Sloppy Joe on Toasted Bun
French Fried Potatoes
Toss Salad
Fruit Cup
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Meat Loaf
Brown Gravey
Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
Fruit Jello
Milk
THURSDAY
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich
MOVIE CALL
September 22 — September 28
A. Hail! Mafia—Henry Silva & Jack Klugman
The heads of a building construction firm are scheduled to appear
before a Senate Committee investigating their profits. They hire
Henry Silva, a professional killer to eliminate Eddie Constantine, an
American living in Paris, before he can be called to testify against
them. However, they are cleared of the charges, and they again send
another man to stop the killing in Paris. But Silva and Klugman
continue to hunt Constantine, this time for Klugman’s personal
reasons.
Adult—Drama. 89 min. 6:30, 8:30 pm..
B. Africa Texas Style—Hugh O’Brian, John Mills.
A Texas cowboy and his Navajo friend are hired by a British game-
rancher to preserve and domesticate African wild life. The splendid
animal shots and bright tribal costumes are exciting assets to the
adventurous plot of an informative and entertaining film.
General Viewing Audience—Drama . 109 min. 6:30, 8:30 p.m.
C. A Countess From Hong Kong—Maiflon Brando, Sophia Loren.
Sophia Loren as a Russian Countess becomes romantically involved
with diplomat Marlon Brando. Brando and his wife (Tippi Hendren)
agree to go their separate ways, but not before Sophia Loren jumps
into the sea to swim out of his life.
Adult—Comedy. 108 min. 6:30, 8.30 p.m.
D. The Way West—Kirk Douglas, Robert Mitchum.
Senator Kirk Douglas, a widower with a young son, leads a wagon
train from Independence, Missouri to Oregon. Among the emigrants
are: Richard Widmark, a restless farmer, his wife and an almost
grown son, Sally Field, an adolescent and Michael Whitney. Serious
trouble arise when an Indian chief’s son is killed by one of the emi-
grants. To appease the father, Douglas hangs Whitney for it.
Adult & Adolescents—Drama. 122 min. 6:30, 8,45 p.m.
E. Black Spurs—Rory Calhoun and Linda Darnell.
Rory Calhoun as Santee plays a dissatisfied rancher turned gun-
fighter. Santee turns the town where his former fiancee’s husband
is sheriff, into an outlaw’s den. Through a course of events, Santee
eventually comes to a showdown with his outlaw acquaintances.
No Rating Available—Western. 81 min. 6:30, 8:30 p.m.
F. Dear Brigitte—James Stewart, Brigitte Bardot.
No rating Available—Comedy. 100 min.
G. A High Wind In Jamaica—Anthony Quinn, James Coburn.
No Rating Available—Drama. 103 min.
H. Kiss The Girls and Make Them Die—Michael Connors, Dorothy
Provine.
No Rating Available- —Melodrama. 106 min.
POLAR NCO CPO ‘O’ ANDREWS
CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB THEATER
FRIDAY F
SATURDAY D A E Mat. B/B
SUNDAY H D **/A B/E Mat. F/G
MONDAY G C A
TUESDAY H A C
WEDNESDAY E C B D
THURSDAY E
** To Be Announced.
NEW MESS COOKS AT KEFLAVIK?—Last Friday at Naval Station Keflavik’s mess halls, military enlisted personnel were greeted by these young ladies of “The Cardi-
nalairs”, a USO troupe, as they served the noon meal. A Galley spokesman said, that for the first time in months, all mess halls had a record attendence for a noon meal
and completely ran out of food! Some how the word went around over the Station that the Navy had hired some new mess cooks .... girls. Men, sleepy-eyed made it to
the mess hall with a buddie commenting, “Hey Bill, you haven’t been to a noon meal during the six months you’ve been stationed here!” Those in the long chow line with an
ogling look, by-passed trays, dishes, and silverware astonished to see all that feminine beauty up ahead serving the meal.