The White Falcon - 21.02.1969, Síða 3

Friday, February 21, 1969
THE WHITE FALCON
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(CFC Campaign from page 2)
che; Weapons, ADC W.C. Blanchett.
AIR FORCE - AFI, Capt. K.E. Schu-
eler; 57th FIS, Capt. J.E. Lock-
ridge; 667th AC<i'W, Lt. J.P. Lind-
sey; 932nd AC&W, Lt. R.E. Bost-
wick.
TENANT ACTIVITIES - ComFair-
Kef, Lt. S.E. Olsen; Fleet Weather,
Ens. C.H. Swan; H-2, LTJG L.C.
Jones; IDF, 1st Lt. F.R. McBride;
Marine Barracks, 1st Lt. H.L. A1 len;
NavCommSta, LTJG R.G. Taylor;
NavFac, Ens. W.C. Warren; Security
Group, LTJG W.W. Walsh; NISRA,
Mr. G.W. Aldridge; ROICC, Ens. K.
Barre.
A variety of plant fossils, includ-
ing giant ferns and tree trunks,
have been found in the Antarctic.
There are also quantities of coal,
which are formed from plants. This
and other evidence would indicate
that as late as 100 million years
ago Antarctica was covered by an
extensive rain forest.
Food Management Team Visits Naval Station Galleys
A Navy food management team from Norfolk, composed of Lt. K.W. Lerner,
SC, CSCS(SS), J.J. Schnoebelen and CSC R.H. Brooks, has been visiting the
naval station since Feb. 6.
The team arrived for a two week stay at the request of the Naval Station’s
Commanding Officer, Capt. Ralph W. Hart, to appraise the general mess fa-
GALLEY SEMINAR - CSC R. H.
Brooks, a member of food manage-
ment team from Norfolk, speaks to
galley personnel on ways to improve
cuisine and management.
cilities of the station’s 'galleys.
The mission of navy food manage-
ment teams is to assist ships and
shore activities in raising the stan-
dards of food service, achieving
economy and increasing efficiency.
Primary emphasis will be given to
on-the-job training of food service
personnel; particularly in the areas
of general mess administration, menu
planning, food preparation and ser-
vice', sanitation, care of equipment
and record keeping.
The team also stresses the effi-
cient use of trained manpower, raw
materials, culinary tools, as well
as continuous training and super-
vision of personnel as a means to
a more effective and efficient gen-
eral mess operation.
IRO Announces Dec., Jan. Promotions
The Industrial Relations Department announces the following promotions ot Icelandic and American Employees from Dec.
and Jan.
^ NAME
Sigurdur Gudmundsson
Olof K. Erlendsdottir
Kari Gudjonsson
Anna L. Asgeirsdottir
Valgardur S. Kristmundsson
Runar F. Sigurdsson
♦Sigurdur V. Sigurdsson
♦Haraldur Stefansson
♦Emil 0. Palsson
Svavar Faerseth
Nella Solonsdottir
Robbin L. Kachelmeier
George J. Eischens
Barbara Lippert
Cheryl Maibach
Edith J. Adair
Wanda F. Williams
Sue Geyer
Prudence Lovik
Christina R. Hooko
John W'oods
James Burt
♦Temporary Promotions
PROMOTED TO
Acct. Maint. Clerk NM-5
Shipment Clerk NM-4
Leader, Elect. Eq. Repair LW/05
Supply Clerk NM-5
Publication Supply Clerk NM-4
Clerk NM-5
Firefighter Dr./Opr. PS-2
Firefighter Shift Superv. PS-6
Fire Protector Inspector PS-5
Truck Driver Heavy LW/02
Telephone Ser. Superv. NM-6
Clerk-Typist GS-4
Pet. Contr. Spec. GS-9
Computer Progr. GS-5
Secretary GS-5
Secretary GS-5
Clerk (Typing) GS-4
Supply Clerk GS-3
Shipment Clerk GS-5
Secretary GS-5
Administrative Asst. GS-6
Administrative Asst. GS-9
DEPT. NAT.
Comptroller lcel.
Supply Icel.
P.W.D. , Icel.
Supply Icel.
Supply Icel.
Supply Icel.
Security Icel.
Security leal.
Security Icel.
P.W.D. Icel.
P.W.D. Icel.
NAVCOMMSTA U.S.
Supply u.s.
Comptroller U.S.
Supply u.s.
I.D.F. u.s.
ROICC u.s.
Supply u.s.
Supply u.s.
I.D.F. u.s.
P.W.D. u.s.
Legal Office u.s.