The White Falcon - 02.07.1999, Qupperneq 8

Who can be an Ombudsman?
By Diane Jones
Ombudsman Coordinator
During your tour in Iceland, whether you are Navy or Air Force, you
can apply to be an ombudsman for your command or squadron. AH that
is needed to get started is a sincere desire to help others and a letter of
intent.
A letter of intent may sound intimidating but it isn't. The letter should
be made out to your commanding officer or squadron commander, typed
in a memorandum form and state your wish to represent your command
or squadron.
It is helpful to list any background that would help you with this posi-
tion as well as prior training and knowledge of the ombudsman pro-
gram. If you haven’t had the opportunity to get training or perform pre-
viously as an ombudsman, it’s okay. An ombudsman gets a lot of on-
the-job training.
Some individuals are better suited than others for this position. Those
individuals that are good listeners, function well under stress and under-
stand the military chain of command usually make some of the best
ombudsman. If you consider yourself to be one of these special indi-
viduals, contact your command master chief or first sergeant for specif-
ic needs of your command or squadron.
Currently the ombudsman manning is less than 100 percent. If you
are the type of person who is willing to help others and try to make a
difference, this volunteer position is for you. If I can be of any further
assistance, please don’t hesitate to call me at ext. 4757.
Independce Day
Schedule of Events
• The 4th of July Parade begins at 10
a.m. in the Commissary parking lot.
The parade route will be from the
Commissary to the NEX parking lot,
passing upper commissary and flower
housing and the USO.
• The 4th of July Carnival will be held
from noon - 5 p.m. in Hangar 885.
There will be live music, pony rides,
games, food, an apple pie baking con-
test and a children’s costume contest.
The carnival is open to all base resi-
dents and guests.
Classifieds
•Autos
97 Geo Tracker LSI -
Black, 4DR/4WD, P/W,
P/L, cruise control, AM/FM
cassette, 12,500 miles,
excellent condition, must
see! Asking $12,500. Call
Mat or Tracy at ext 6037.
Please leave a message.
96 4-Runner - Low miles,
will sell immediately. Call
Kim at ext. 6164 DWH.
94 Lada Samara - 4DR,
inspection and insurance
good until September,
$2,000. Call Kevin or Sara
at ext. 7942.
89 Mercury Tracer -
Comes with five studded
tires, $2,200. Call Arnold at
ext. 7008 DWH/2887 AWH.
88 Toyota Corolla -
Available Sept. 1, depend-
able, runs great, three
studded tires, $2,000. For
more information e-mail
debraf@mwr.is or call ext.
3508 and leave a mes-
sage.
88 Dodge Dakota Sport -
4WD, 31-inch tires, lift, CD
player, CB, good truck,
taken care of, $5,500. Call
Rick at ext. 2209
DWH/4694 AWH.
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86 Honda Civic CRX -
Lots of miles, runs great!
Call Glenn at ext. 7154.
Lada - 4DR, $1,200. Call
Bill at 7633 DWH/2602
AWH.
» For Sale_____________
Clothing - Wool dress
coats: women’s full-length,
size 8/10, colors: black,
ivory, navy blue, $45;
women’s clothing, size 6;
men’s leather jacket, mint
condition, size L; Goretex
hiking boots, men’s size 10
1/2, almost new. Call
Tracey Glenn at ext. 7154.
Collector’s Cards - Terrel
Davis football cards ’95 SP
rookie, ’96 Edge playoof
gameball and others. Call
Craig at ext. 3914
AWH/4998 DWH or e-mail
csthomas@mwr.is
Furniture - Girls’ bedroom
set, white, includes two
dressers, one corner desk
and chair, $50.
Dresser/changing table,
white with three drawers,
$35. Call Kathy or JJ at
ext. 4119.
Furniture - Computer
desk and printer stand.
Call Glenn at ext. 7154.
Home Gym - Good condi-
tion, want to sell quickly.
Call Christian at ext. 7853.
Misc. - Pair of 5 gallon gas
cans and trailer hitch rack,
$75. Call Glenn at ext.
7154.
Soloflex - with all attach-
ments. $600 or best offer.
Call Bryan at ext. 7618,
leave message.
« Wanted________________
Bicycle Parts - for my
child’s bike. I need a set of
training wheels. Please
call Brian at 2685
DWH/4908 AWH or e-mail
brimich@mwr.is before
he gets hurt too bad!
Furniture - Looking for a
matching couch and reclin-
er, blue or dark green,
good condition. Also look-
ing for an oak coffee table.
Call Christian at ext. 7853.
Misc. - Looking for a nice
queen-size futon, a full or
queen-size bed, recliner
chair, baby clothes and
items. Willing to pay rea-
sonable prices for good
quality. Please call
Heather at ext. 3345
DWH/4362 AWH.
♦ Packout Sale____________
Bldg. 950 - Tomorrow, 8
a.m. - noon, in the day-
room, bikes, clothes and
furniture.
Bldg. 1109 -3K - Multi-
family dayroom sale,
tonight 7-8 p.m. and
tomorrow 8 a.m. - noon.
Furniture, children’s
clothes, girls 3t - 5, boys
12-24 mths., toys, house-
wares and much more.
Classified ad policy
In accordance with U.S. Navy
Public Affairs Policy & Regulations
(SECNAVINST 5720.44A). classi-
fied ads are available free of charge
to personnel of the military commu-
nity for the sale of personal items and
services that represent an incidental
exchange among base personnel. If
you are involved in a commercial
activity and wish to advertise in the
White Falcon, please contact the
publisher at 421 -7700 or 421 -7701 to
purchase your ad.
The White Falcon office is open 8
a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Free
classified ad deadline is 5 p.m.
Monday for that week's edition. Free
ads will be published for three weeks.
To continue publication, resubmit the
ad by phone or in person. If you
expect to PCS soon or you have sold
an advertised item, please contact
The White Falcon staff at ext. 4612
so the ad can be removed.
The White Falcon
July 2, 1999