The White Falcon - 24.09.1971, Blaðsíða 5

Mahan PTO
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to hold first
general meeting
The A. T. Mahan Parent-Teach-
er Organization will hold its
first general meeting of the
school year at 7:30 Wednesday
evening in the cafetorium of the
new school, Bldg. 910.
After a short assembly, all
those present will be invited to
attend any of the following pro-
grams which interest them most:
• Counseling Services and the
A. T. Mahan Testing Program. The
elementary school counselor will
lead a discussion on the purpose
and variety of testing and coun-
seling services available.
• Audio-Visual Aids at A. T.
Mahan. A large variety of audio-
visual aids are available for
ool use. This program will
sent the ways which these aids
ance education and will also
demonstrate sample aids.
• Drugs. Qualified persons
will discuss the drug problem and
an excellent film is scheduled.
• The Parent's Role in the
Learning Process. The program
will cover the ways that a parent
can best assisthis child's learn-
ing process. Guiding principles
and manyspecific suggestions will
be presented.
• Educational Specialists. A
number of specialists are on the
staff of A. T. Mahan. Their sub-
jects, methods and the relation-
shipof their assistance to class-
room work will be discussed.
• Iceland Information. Infor-
mation for newcomers and oldtim-
ers, concerning Iceland, will be
presented. A film will also be
presented.
• High School Panel: "The
Keflavik Experience". A panel,
with all grade levels in the high
school represented, will give
some honest dialogue on their ex-
periences here. They will pre-
sent their viewpoints in response
to questions from the audience.
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Teen Club car wash
How long has it been since
've had your car washed?
The Teen Club is sponsoring a
wash tomorrow from 7 a.m. un-
,1 2 p.m. at the car rack.
New arrivals at station dispensary
Michael James, son of Sgt. Mi-
chael and Diane M. Barganier,
was bom on Sept. 15.
Sara Elizabeth, daughter of Lt.
Benjamin F.and Judith A. Dodge,
was bom on Sept. 15.
Eric Paul, son of SSgt. Paul A.
and Kristin A. Taylor, was bom
on Sept. 15.
Jeffery Eugene, son of ADR2
Tommy and Sara E. Taylor, was
bom on Sept. 16.
SecNav reminds Navy
of transient family lodging
The Secretary of the Navy, the Honorable John Chafee, has expressed
his desires that all people on PCS orders be made aware of the avail-
ability of motel-type lodges at many stateside Navy bases.
"The lack of adequate low-priced temporary lodging accommodations
for Navy personnel and their de-
pendents on PCS orders continues
to be a matter of concern for me,"
the Secretary said in a recent
message to the Navy.
A number of these lodges were
constructed in 1970, and more cure
planned in order to "enhance the
attractiveness of the Navy as a
career."
The first 900 units of this
type are located at Norfolk, Lit-
til Creek, Newport, New London,
Bethesda, Charleston, Memphis,
Pensacola, Miramar, Lemoore,
North Island, San Diego and Ala-
meda. Utilization of these fa-
cilities in several areas have
indicated that Navy people are
not aware of their existence, an
awareness which could greatly re-
duce out-of-pocket expenses while
making PCS moves.
All units rent for $8 a day
regardless of family size. Res-
ervations may be made well in ad-
vance, and are accepted on an
80-20 percent enlisted-officer
ratio.
Other authorized users such as
PCW wives and. dependents, active
(See LODGES, Page 10)
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