The White Falcon - 21.06.1974, Síða 4

Scouts sponsor bike clinic
A bicycle clinic, sponsored by
the Cubs and Webeloes Of Cub
Scout Packs 364 and 436, will be
held June 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. at
the parking lot of A.T. Mahan
High School.
This clinic will be held to
check the children's bicycles for
hazardous conditions. Tools and
assistance will be available to
ocrrect any minor mechanical
faults discovered during the ins-
pection .
After the bicycles have passed
the safety inspection, the chil-
dren will demonstrate their driv-
ing skills and knowledge on an
ob st acle course.
Children and their parents are
encouraged to perform their own
mechanical inspection before the
clinic.
The following is a list of the
items which will be checked dur-
ing the clinic: Handlebars,
frame, pedals, wheels, bearings^_
chain, brakes, gears, etc.
Nurses program needs help
Movie prices
to rise 67%
The admission price for all
motion pictures shown on base,
Grindavik and Rockville will be
raised from 30 to 50 cents, ac-
cording to the Base Recreation
Office.
The price increase is in com-
pliance with a message received
from the Chief of Naval Personnel
and the Navy Motion Picture Ser-
vice .
The new rate, which will take
effect July 1, will .be the first
increase since July 1972.
Talent Contest
An Amateur Talent contest will
be held at Andrews Theater July
4.
Registrations are now being
taken. Deadline is June 28. For
more information or to register,
contact SSgt Gary Wohllebe, ext.
4184 or Cdr Oyler at 7410.
Watch for further details on
the Fourth of July celebration
in the next issue of The White
Falcon.
Volunteers make
Some NATO Base personnel had a
chance to sample Filipino cuisine
in a Fiesta held June 13 at the
USO Club.
The Fiesta was a volunteer-
combined effort between the USO
Club and the Filipino-American
Association of Keflavik.
USO and Fil-Am association
volunteers serving buffet
dinner.
The Civilian Nurses Disaster
program needs your assistance.
There is an active group of
Registered Nurses on base who
participate in a program to aid
the Base Dispensary in being pre-
pared to handle a mass casualty
situation should the event ever
occur.
The number of the Registered
Nurses here is rapidly falling
and more help is desperately
needed to fill the vacancies.
If you are a Registered Nurse,
let them know that you are in the
community by calling Rhoda Daley
Fiesta a success
Included in the menu were
"Lumpia" (deep fried finger egg
rolls), pork and chicken "Adobe,’1
"Pansit" icanton noodles fixed
with at least two different types
of meat) and "Kanin" (steamed
rice).
"Everybody had a wonderful
time," Patty Barry, the USO as-
sistant Program Director said.
She also added that she would
like to thank, on behalf of the
USO, all the volunteers who made
the celebration possible.
A dance was held after dinner
with the music provided by a live
band.
Those who were brave enough to
try and dance the "Tinikling" had
some extra fun.
Tinikling is one of the Phil-
ippines' most exciting folk dan-
ces. The name was derived from a
long-legged bird called Tikling.
Tne aancers otep in between
two long bamboo poles which are
clapped together vigorously in
time with the music and at an
accelerated +empo. A mis-step
could result in a sore foot or a
sprained ankle.
at ext. 3240 or Cdr Kathaleen
Jones at ext. 14229.
They would gladly meet and
discuss the program with you.
T emporary Lodging
Allowance explained £
Due to the large influx of
personnel during the summer, Col
Glendon K. Dunaway, Iceland De-
fense Force Chief of Staff, has
reiterated the purpose and limi-
tations of the Temporary Lodging
Allowance (TLA).
According to Col Dunaway, el^^^
gible persons are normally al^V
thorized TLA for a ten day period
following the arrival of their
families in Iceland. Under cer-
tain circumstances this period
may be extended, however.
For this and other reasons,
commands will normally not au-
thorize entry approval for depen-
dents until it is reasonably cer-
tain that housing will be availj^^
ble for them soon after
arrive.
Help Wanted
Are you good with a hammer?
Know something about hanging wall
paper? Are you willing to donate
some of your time to help improve
the Top of the Rock Club?
The Top of the Rock Advisory
Board is holding a self-help pro-
ject tomorrow morning at the
club. You can help improve the
facilities ny pitching in and do-
nating some of your time.
You don't have to be a skilled
or trained worker. All you need
is the initiative to help.
For more information, call the
Top of the Rock Club ext. 7493 or
7496 and ask for Klaus.
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