The White Falcon - 23.04.1971, Blaðsíða 14

Commissary customers jammed the store last Thursday
to take advantage of sales and bargains marking the
store's participation in the 25th anniversary cele-
bration of the Navy Resale System. The Commissary
offered many bargains such as T-bone steaks for
half price, eggs for 20<t a dozen and shopping cart
lines. The store joined the Navy Exchange for the f
celebration which ends tomorrow. *
Rec dept announces local tours
set for summer sightseeing jaunts
The recreation department has a total of 17 local tours planned
for the summer beginning with a May 22 tour to Reykjavik and vicinity
and ending with a tour that will encompass Thingvellir and Laugevatn
on September 11. ______________________
These tours will all be on
Saturdays and will depart the Vi-
king Service Club at 9 a.m. The
cost of these tours will be $3.50
per person and will include a
picnic lunch.
Reservations cure on a first-
come first-served basis and can
be made at the recreation depart-
ment office at Bldg. 771 or by
calling 6266.
The second tour on May 29 will
cover Grindavik, Krisuvik and
Hveragerdi. The trips on June 5,
26 and July 24 will all be to
Gullfoss and Geysir. Tour three
on June 12 will be to Thingvellir
and Laugevatn. Tour 12 on August
7 goes to the same destination
and includes a trip to Skalholt.
Tours 5 and 9 on June 19 and
July 17 have Borgarfjordur as a
destination with visits to Whale
Bay, however, the return trip is
different on each tour. Tour 7
and 13 on July 3 and August 14 go
to Fljotshlid, Keldur and Eyjaf-
Joll. Two tours on July 10 and
31 are bound for Mt. Hekla.
Tour 14 on August 24 will be a
combination bus and boat tour and
the destination will be Akranes.
Tour 15 on August 28 will be go-
ing to Thjorsardalur. September
4 will be the date for another
tour to the Reykjavik area.
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More information on these tours
and greater details on their des-
tinations will be provided in the
White Falcon the week prior to
the tour.
JO-3801-4300
due for inspections
Auto inspections are now going
on at the hobby shop from 1—4:30
p.m. for all vehicles at the NATO
base with JO registration tags.
Cars to be inspected next week
are all vehicles with the follow-
ing numbers:
JO-3801
JO-3926
JO—4026
JO-4151
JO-4281 -
JO-3925
JO-4025
JO-4150
JO-4250
- JO-4300
April 26
April 27
April 28
April 29
April 30
Car owners are reminded they
must have their headlights ad-
justed before their vehicles can
pass the inspection at the hobby
shop. Light inspections are held
each Saturday and Sunday from
1-6 p.m. in Hangar 832. Cost is
175 Kronur.
Reinspection of vehicles fail-
ing to pass will be held May 3-5
at the same location and time.
In service to God
PWOC assists
women on base
Frequently, naval station r
idents encounter the title "Pro1
estant Women of the Chapel."
Some have asked, "What are its
purposes?" and "What is it doing
here on the base?"
Hie PWOC has a four-fold pur-
pose; to lead women to accept
Christ as Savior and Lord, to
teach women the history, aims and
programs of the Church built on a
solid foundation of worship and
Bible study, to develop women in
the skills of prayer, evangelism,
friendliness, stewardship, teach-
ing and social service against a
background of personal spiritual
development, and to engage women
in the work of the chapel in keep-
ing with their abilities and in-
terest.
At the present time, the PWOC
is engaged in helping families on
the base who are in need, mending
for the hospital, and visiting
women in their homes.
The Protestant Women of the
Chapel invite women on the naval
station to join them. They meet
the first Monday of each month in
the chapel annex. The meetings
alternate between afternoon and
evening meetings. Afternoon meet-
ings are at 1:15, and evenings
are 7:30. Nursery service is
free to those attending afternoon
meetings.
For further information
PWOC, call Holly McClaran at E:
8144.
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