Leisure section - 11.08.2000, Side 2

Looking For A Great Career On Base?
If you are looking for an exciting career that pays well
and has great benefits then we have the perfect job for you.
The Child Development Center, School-Age
Program (SAP) at the Youth Center and Child
Development Home Providers have many
positions open to suit everyone's needs. We
are looking for caring people who enjoy work-
ing with children from ages 6 weeks to 12
years of age for day and night shifts. We have
FLEX, part-time and full-time jobs open.
As a FLEX employee we are able to work around your
military schedule. All of the center based jobs are listed
with the MWR Personnel Office in tire main MWR build-
ing. For more information, call 2673.
CORRECTION
FROM LAST WEEK:
As a Child Development Home Provider (CDH) you
can set your own hours and have tire freedom to earn
money while staying at home with your own
children. For more information on the CDH
program, please call either Jennifer or
Jacqualine at 7597.
Basic qualifications to work with children
are: high school diploma/GED, speak, read,
write English, background screening, and
enjoy the many challenges involved in work-
ing with children. No previous training is required. All
training is provided after you start working. You don't
have to be a parent to enjoy working with kids!
August Fit
Person Of
The Month
Patty Mosier
Being active has always been
part of Patty's lifestyle, but
she started scheduling her
exercise sessions after her
first child was bom ten years
ago. Her goal is to do a step
aerobic class at least four
days a week and to lift
weights twice a week. Patty
says she always feels great
after exercising. For her, it is
a fantastic stress reliever and
she feels that her body is
receiving many benefits from
exercise. She admits that she
is not a happy person if she
does not do an aerobic exer-
cise session for more than
three days! She says taking
care of herself is not just
about exercising, but it is also
about eating right and hav-
ing some quiet time every-
day to read, relax, and enjoy
life. Well said, Patty!
Temporary
Cell Phones
Need to rent a phone fast? If so, the
Tour Office has one for you! The Tour
Office now rents out "Ericsson" cell
phones to the public. This new service is fast and easy for
those who plan on staying on the base for a short while. To rent out a phone is a
simple process. You can call over the phone, or go to the Tour Office in the main MWR
building. Just don’t forget your credit or debit card. This new service is a moral boost
hopeful with many benefits for the people. These services include; voicemail, SMS recep-
tion, Caller ID, 24 hours free Customer Service, Call waiting, Call hold, Emergency Calls.
It is $2 a day for the first fifteen days plus call expenses, then the price drops to $1 a day
plus call expenses. The call expenses for Monday-Friday is as shown:
• Peak Time 0800-1900 is 26Kr/ min
• Off Peak Time 1900-00 is 14Kr/min
• Nighttime 00-0800 is lOKr/min
The call expenses for Saturdays and Sundays is as shown:
• Peak Time 0700-1900 is 14Kr/ min
• Off Peak Time 1900-00 is lOKr/min
• Nighttime 00-0700 is 10Kr/min
The area of coverage is continually being enlarged and improved,
but variations may occur as a result as topography, buildings, etc...
Reception may differ due to the structure of a building, making it dif-
ficult for radio signals to penetrate different types of buildings.
When your airtime account is running low, you will hear a tone at
five minutes, one minute, and thirty seconds left on the account.
When you hear this tone, you can go to one of six MWR facilities
around the base, and get re-filling cards for more time.

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By: Sandra McCarron, Fitness Coordinator, A.E. House Gymnasium
Balance Is Beneficial
Make sure you are balancing your strength training work-
outs. In other words, if you do bench presses, do exercises that
work the opposing muscle groups, which would be upper
back and posterior shoulders. This not only improves posture
and muscle balance, it makes you stronger as well!
The Leisure Bulletin is a publication of MWR Marketing department. All of its contents are governed by MWR, US. Naval Air Station, KeHavik, Iceland.
PSC1003 Box 43 •FP0A£09728-0343
Commanding Officer: Captain Mark H. Anthony • Editor in Chief: Dee Richards • Writer/byout: Heather Deviney
All programs, dates, and times listed in the Leisure Bulletin ore subject to change without notice.
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