The White Falcon - 01.08.1969, Side 2

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THE WHITE FALCON
Friday, August 1, 1969
Ladies Sodality To Meet
The regular monthly meeting of Our
Lady’s Sodality will be held Thursday
evening, August 7th at 8:00 p.m. in the
Chapel Annex. The meeting will be
preceded by a Mass at 7:30 p.m. in the
Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
The Sodality will welcome new
women to the parish at a Welcome
Coffee to be held on Tuesday, August
12th from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. in the
Chapel Annex, located near the IDF
headquarters building.
All Catholic women who have come
to Keflavik in the past few months are
cordially invited to come to the coffee
and get acquainted.
ATTENTION MOONBUFFS!
Channel 8 television will re-
broadcast the Apollo 11 space
venture film which was shown on
Tuesday evening. This second
filmed showing will begin at
noon on Sunday.
"CP0" five's News
By Anne Louder
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the C.P.O. Wives Club will be
held Monday, August 4 at 7:30 p.m.
in the C.P.O. Club.
The Wives Club had two lovely
social events at the new CPO Club
in July -- a Bless coffee for Mrs.
Surratt and Mrs. Hart, and our first
luncheon in the “new place.”
Hostesses for the coffee were Peggy
Conroy and Jo Lynn.
For the luncheon, the hostesses
were Myke Russell, Virginia Reed,
Nancy Miller, Anne Louder and Helen
Bean.
Helen Bean’s beautiful flag cake
and dainty petits-fours evoked much
comment.
Thanks to all the girls and their
helpful husbands who made our part of
the carnival such a big success, and
a special word of thanks to Chief
McClintock -- Our Man on the Grill.
Photo lab
The smile told the story as CT2 J.R. Rosenow and CTC N.E. Small were re-
enlisted recently by their CO, LCDR W.L. Luna of NSGA. The wives of the
men were guests at the ceremony in which CT2 Rosenow reenlisted for six
years while CTC Small re-upped for four years. However, Rosenow’s smile
was more evident than Small’s, and with good reason - his after tax bonus with
VRB amounted to $7500!
MCLACHLAN, DONALD - Room
39; a study in Naval Intelligence
From his personal involvement as
a member of the staff of the director
of the British Naval Intelligence
Division from 1940 to 1945 the au-
thor is able to give a comprehensive
and engrossing account of the work
of the division during World War
II. The significant duties of the In-
telligence Division in the official
plans leading to such historic,e-
vents as Operation Neptune on June
5, 1944, are described. ^
CALDWELL, TAYLOR (pseudonym)
— Testimony of Two Men
A consummate examination of pride,
small-town attitudes, and bitter
quarrel between two brothers. Dr.
Jonathan Ferrier is legally exonerat-
ed from the charge of causing his
wife’s death but the opinion of his
fs llowmen, his rivalry with his broth-
er Harald, and other interlocking
events must be resolved before he
can clear his name. Caldwell com-
bines incisive characterization with
an absorbing description of nine-
teenth-century medical practices.
Chiefly for women readers.
Jfslcon
11.S. Naval Station
Keflavik Iceland
Commanding Officer
Capt. Ralph W. Hart, USN
Public Affairs Officer
Mr. Warren J. Papin
Editor
JOl Bill Wedertz, USN
Reporters
J03 Wayne Leloo, USN
JOSN Luther Conant, USN
AN Tom Currie, USN
photographer
PH2 Hugh L. McLaurin
Varitypist
Mrs. Hrefna Miller
The W'hite Falcon is published
weekly on Friday in accordance witl^^
NAVEXOS P-35, revised July 195fA^P
for free distribution to personnel of
Naval Station, Keflavik.lt is printed
at the Naval Station Printing Plant,
Keflavik, Iceland from appropriated
funds.