The White Falcon - 26.03.1971, Blaðsíða 7

RecDept announces
pril tour sked
Two recreation department
tours, to Geilo, Norway, and Ak-
ureyri will be sponsored during
the month of April.
The Geilo, Norway, tour will
be a seven-day ski tour, depart-
ing Keflavik at 11:30 a.m. April
12 and return April 18 at 4 p.m.
Air transportation from Kef-
lavik to Oslo and return, trans-
portation by bus between the air-
port in Oslo and the Highland
Hotel in Geilo, accommodation and
meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
atthe hotel, and baggage transfer
and service charges at the hotel,
will be included in the $215 per
person cost.
Space ishighly limited; there-
fore, only the first 15 passen-
gers can be confirmed.
The Akureyri ski tour will be
over the Easter Holidays and will
part the Viking at 5 p.m. April
and return at noon on April
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For $99, all transportation,
hotel accommodations, breakfasts
and dinners will be provided.
Reservations for either tour
may be made at the recreation de-
partment, Bldg. 771, or by call-
ing Ext. 6266.
Fire wardens program instituted
to aid in fire prevention efforts
Fire prevention is everybody's business.
With that thought in mind, commands, departments and divisions on
the NATO base have joined the station fire department and started a
fire warden program. The program was begun to provide constant sur-
veillance for fire hazards, and
to fulfill the need to maintain
constant fire prevention atti-
tudes. Each designated fire war-
den attended a lecture by the
fire department last Thursday at
which their new duties were out-
lined.
Part of the duties of the fire
warden is a check sheet which must
be completed each day. According
to Assistant Fire Chief Stefans-
son, "If only one fire is preven-
ted as a result of the program,
then it will have been success-
ful." Chief Stefansson also
points out that the presence of
fire wardens in each building
does not lessen the responsibil-
ity of all others to be aware of
hazardous situations.
AFRTS survey special
AFRTS will present a special
program at 8 p.m. April 1, out-
lining changes to radio and TV as
a result of the AFRTS survey.
Dozen more men
add new stripes
on April 1
On April 1, 11 defense force
men will advance in the last in-
crememt of the August 1970 Navy-
wide exam.
NavSta's advancements are:
Joseph J. Ollie to SKC; Michael
Becker to QM3; Douglas Cooper to
CM3; Stanley Murray to BM3; and
Scott H. Young to ETR3.
David Rose will make ETC and
James Ryan RM3 at CommSta.
NSGA will advance: Frederick
D. Long to CTMl and Raymond G.
Hargarth to CT03.
Andrew R. Kauffman and John N.
Stayduhar will make DP3 at Cora-
Fair.
IDF1s lone advancement is Tom
Christmann to J03.
Isual wear for both men and wo-
:n featured Icelandic wool.
Icelandic styles
featured in
‘56’ fashion show
Raramagerdin of Reykjavik put
on a display of current Icelandic
fashions Monday night at the 56
Club.
The clothing and models were
brought to the NATO base by Havkur
Gunnarsson as the featured event
at the NCO Wives-sponsored base-
wide style show.
Featuring the latest in hand-
knit, crochet and suede garments,
the models displayed vests, both
mens and ladies suits, coats,
jackets, dresses and other
clothing for formal and casual
wear. The show emphasized sheep-
skin and wool products in their
natural colors.
Some of the products displayed
are available rft the exchange.
Suede is a popular itera this year
as featured by this model.
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