The White Falcon - 07.10.1977, Blaðsíða 2

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White Falcon
TOURS &
TRAVEL
By Nancy Walker
Ski the Alps
Grab your gear, ski buffs! Your
chance to meet that ultimate challenge,
the Austrian Alps, is here. Tour
packages to the ski resorts of St. Anton
and Kitzbuhel are being offered begining
with a two-week Christmas tour on
Dec. 23. One and two-week packages will
then be available through the months of
January, February, and March.
St. Anton or Kitzbuhel
You can spend a one-week tour skiing
in St. Anton or in Kitzbuhel, the choice
is yours. If you are planning a two
week excursion, you have a choice of two
weeks in St. Anton, two-weeks Kitzbuhel
or a week in each place.
St. Anton, home of the famous
Arlberg-Kandahar Race, favors the inter-
mediate and more advanced skier. The
amatuer skier will pride himself
on conquering one of the 50 challenging
runs in St. Anton.
Those who take the ski package to St.
Anton will be staying in Pettneu at a
small family-owned and operated Tyrolean
chalet. Pettneu is a small village
only minutes away fpom the center of
'it. Anton.
Kitzbuhel, one of the most highly
rated winter sports centers of Europe,
has more than 100 runs ranging from
beginners slopes to advanced runs.
Other sports such as skating, curling,
sleighing and tobogganing are also
popular in Kitzbuhel.
Those who take the ski package to
Kitzbuhel will stay in scenic Aurach,
a suburb only three miles away from the
city. You will stay in a family owned
chalet built in the traditional Tyrolean
style . Imagine how exciting it is to
actually be hosted by a local family who
will do their best to make your stay
enjoyable!
Whether you choose Kitzbuhel or St.
Anton, you are certain to enjoy your ski
holiday accented by sleigh rides , cozy
cafes, Tyrolean folklore evenings and
tea dances.
Package Deal
Your tour will begin with a flight
leaving Keflavik in the morning and
arriving in Luxembourg around noon. You
will spend the night at the Holiday Inn
in Luxembourg and will fly to Munich the
next morning. From Munich, you will
take a bus ride to Kitzbuhel or St.
Anton.
The package price includes round trip
air fare and bus fare, breakfast and all
overnight accomodations, one welcome
dinner, and a cheese and wine party.
Because this tour package is part of
a tour offered through. Loftleider which
originates in New York, early bookings
are advised. Contact the Tour Office
at 4200 for additional information.
Thanksgiving in London
Monday is the last day to sign up for
the "Thanksgiving in London" charter
package planned for Nov. 23 - 27. The
package can be confirmed only if
sufficient interest is shown. If you
are planning to participate, notify the
Tour Office as soon as possible.
Call Outpatient
Clinic for
"cold symptoms”
With the winter approaching, more
adults and children will be seeking
medical attention for "cold symptoms."
The dispensary asks that if you need
treatment for such a nonemergency
type of ailment please call the
Outpatient Clinic during working hours.
The staff will then be able to arrange
for you to be seen as a walk-in patient.
This will help you to avoid a long,
uncomfortable wait. Above all they
ask that you do not use the Emergency
room for this type of treatment. The
Dispensary is the only medical facility
on the base and must be ready for
bonifide emergencies at all times.
Consumer bulletin
by Nadia Slusar
New items in
The Mini Mart has many Japanese Food
Products in. Among them are Ramen,
instant chow mein, fortune cookies, soy
dits, sesame bits, water chestnuts,
sjhiyaki sauce, bamboo shoots, lychee
nuts, jasmine tea, mochigome (sweet rice
rice), sweet and sour mix plus much much
more.
Other items in for you bowling fans
are bowling shoes. Several varieties of
men’s and womens shoes have arrived,
however, there is only a limited number
of children's shoes. Bowling balls are
expected to be on the shelf within the
next week.
Columbus Day
All Navy Exchange facilities normally
closed on Mondays will remain closed.
The Mini Mart will remain open normal
working hours. The Viking cafeteria,
and Service Station will remain open
during normal operating hours. The
Barber Shop, Beauty Shop, Viking Retail
Store and the Beverage store will be
closed.
Shades of Dracula
It's that time of year again when
spooks, goblins, werewolves, banshees
and other supernatural doers of demonic
deeds materialize and scour the land.
Halloween is the occasion, and you
can safely bet your next promotion that
tiny munchkins will be ringing doorbells
on the end of this month.
The trick is to treat without going
broke, "Witches" where the Navy Exchange
can help. The Exchange is well stocked
with appropriate "payoff" candies at
next-to-nothing prices.
October 7, 1977
Square dancing
draws youth
to winter activity
Now that summer has ended, some
children are searching for things to do
on weekends. The Junior Midnight
Sundowners square dance club has just
the answer for these youngsters.
On Saturday, Oct. 15, the square
dance club will host an open house for
all youngsters ages 8-12 who are
interested in learning how to square
dance. The open house will be held at
the lower school and will begin at
4:30 p.m.
Square dancing is for persons of all
ages. It's a form of entertainment
that is cheap and it offers good
exercise.
Remember, on Saturday, Oct. 15, the
Jr. Midnight Sundowners will host an
open house for all children ages 8-12.
For more information call Jim Dewater at
4503 during normal working hours or
6217 after 5:30 p.m.
Student council
slates activities
for carnival
The A.T. Mahan Student Council is
sponsoring a Walk-A-Thon/Bike-A-Thon in
support of the PTO Carnival and Student
Council operating funds on Oct. 15 at
1 p.m.
This events participants will be
seeking sponsors to back them financi-
ally if they endure the elements and try
to complete the 10km course which has
been laid out from the high school, past
.the Navy Exchange complex and onto the
Dye-5 road.
exchange
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12 per cent reallocated
Pay raise
final
Basic allowance for Otrs.
Pay Without Dependents With
Grade Full Rate Partial Rate Dep.
0-10 $339.30 $50.70 $424.20
0-9 339.30 50.70 424.20
0-8 339.30 50.70 424.20
0-7 339.30 50.70 424.20
0-6 304.50 39.60 371.40
0-5 280.80 33.00 338.10
0-4 249.90 26.70 301.80
0-3 219.90 22.20 271.20
0-2 190.80 17.70 241.50
0-1 148.80 13.20 193.80
W-4 240.90 25.20 290.70
W-3 214.80 20.70 264.60
W-2 186.90 15.90 237.30
W-l 168.60 13.80 218.40
E-9 181.80 18.60 255.60
E-8 167.40 15.30 236.40
E-7 142.50 12.00 219.90
E-6 129.30 9.90 202.20
E-5 124.2C 8.70 185.70
E-4 109.80 8.10 163.50
E-3 98.10 7.80 142.50
E-2 86.70 7.20 142.50
E-l 81.90 6.90 142.50
Basic Allowance for substance
Save — ■
Pay Grade Under 2 2 3 4 6 Commissioned 8 10 Officers 12 14 16 18 20 22 26
0-10 $3126.30 43236.40 $3236.40 $3236.40 $3236.40 $3360.30 $3360.30 $3618.00 $3618.00 $3876.60 $3876.60 $4136.10 $4136.10 $4393.80
0-9 2770.80 2843.70 2904.00 2904.00 2904.00 2978.10 2978.10 3101.40 3101.40 3360.30 3360.30 3618.00 3618.00 3876.60
0-8 2509.50 2584.80 2646.30 2646.30 2646.30 2843.70 2843.70 2978.10 2978.10 3101.40 3236.40 3360.30 3495.00 3495.00
0-7 2085.30 2227.20 2227.20 2227.20 2326.80 2326.80 2462.10 2462.10 2584.80 2843.70 3039.00 3039.00 3039.00 3039.00
0-6 1545.60 1698.60 1809.00 1809.00 1809.00 1809.00 1809.00 1809.00 1870.50 2166.90 2277.60 2326.80 2462.10 2670.00
0-5 1236.30 1452.00 1551.90 1551.90 1551.90 1551.90 1599.30 1684.80 1797.30 1932.30 2043.30 2104.80 2178.60 2178.60
0-4 1042.20 1268.40 1353.60 1353.60 1378.20 1439.70 1537.50 1624.20 1698.60 1772.40 1821.90 1821.90 1821.90 1821.90
0-3 968.40 1082.70 1157.10 1280.40 1341.60 1390.20 1464.60 1537.50 1575.30 1575.30 1575.30 1575.30 1575.30 1575.30
0-2 844.20 922.20 1107.90 1145.10 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80 1168.80
0-1 732.90 762.90 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20 922.20)
0-3 Commissioned Officers 1280.40 1341.60 with more than four years of 1390.20 1464.60 1537.50 active service as Enlisteds 1599.30 1599.30 1599.30 1599.30 1599.30 1599.30
0-2 - - - 1145.10 1168.80 1206.00 1268.40 1317.30 1353.60 1353.60 1353.60 1353.60 1353.60 1353.60
0-1 “ - - 922.20 984.90 1021.50 1058.40 1095.30 1145.10 1145.10 1145.10 1145.10 1145.10 1145.10
W-4 986.40 1058.40 1058.40 1082.70 1131.90 1181.70 Warrant Officers 1231.20 1317.30 1378.20 1427.20 1464.60 1512.90 1563.30 1684.80
W-3 897.00 972.90 972.90 984.90 996.60 1069.50 1131.90 1168.80 1206.00 1242.00 1280.40 1329.90 1378.20 1427.10
W-2 785.40 849.30 849.30 874.20 922.20 972.90 1009.50 1046.40 1082.70 1120.50 1157.10 1193.70 1242.00 1242.00
W-l 654.30 750.30 750.30 812.70 849.30 886.20 922.20 960.30 996.60 1033.50 1069.50 1107.90 1107.90 1107.90
E-9 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. Enlisted 1120.80 Members 1146.30 1172.40 1199.40 1225.80 1249.80 1315.80 1443.30
E-8 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 940.50 966.60 992.40 1018.50 1044.90 1069.20 1095.60 1159.80 1289.40
E-7 656.70 708.60 735.00 760.50 786.90 811.50 837.3C 863.70 902.70 928.20 954.30 966.60 1031.70 1159.80
E-b 567.00 618.30 644.10 671.10 696.00 721.80 748.20 786.90 811.50 837.30 950.20 850.20 850.20 850.20
E-5 498.00 541.80 568.20 592.80 631.50 657.30 683.70 708.60 721.80 721.80 721.80 721.80 721.80 721.80
E-4 478.50 505.20 534.90 576.60 599.40 599.40 599.40 599.40 599.40 599.40 599.40 599.40 599.40 599.40
E-3 460.20 485.40 504.90 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00
E-2 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10 443.10
E-l 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50 397.50
Effective Oct. 1, 1977
Federal employees pay scale
GRfDE i 2- 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Officers .... month $59.53 GS-1 $6,219 6,426 $6,633 $6,840 $7,047 $7,254 $7,461 $7,668 $7,875 $8,082
2 7,035 7,270 7,505 7,740 7,975 8,210 8,445 8,680 8,915 9,150
3 7,930 8,194 8,458 8,722 8,986 9,250 9,514 9,778 10,042 10,306
4 8,902 9,199 9,496 9,793 10,090 10,387 10,684 10,981 11,278 11,575
5 9,959 10,291 10,623 10,955 11,287 11,619 11,351 12,283 12,615 12,947
. 6 11,101 11,471 11,841 12,211 12,581 12,951 13,321 13,691 14,061 14,431
7 12,336 12,747 13,158 13,569 13,980 14,391 14,802 15,213 15,624 16,035
8 13,662 14,117 14,572 15,027 15,482 15,937 16,392 16,847 17,302 17,757
When rations- 9 15,090 15,593 16,096 16,599 17,102 17,605 18,108 18,611 19,114 19,617
in-Kind are 10 16,618 17,172 17,726 18,280 18,834 19,388 19,942 20,496 21,050 21,604
available. month 96.00 11 18,258 18,867 19,476 20,085 20,694 21,303 21,912 22,521 23,130 23,739
Emergency day 3.20 12 21,883 22,612 23,341 24,070 24,799 25,528 26,257 26,986 27,715 28,444-
conditions 13 26,022 26,889 27,756 28,623 29,490 30,357 31,224 32,091 32,958 33,825
with no U.S. 14 30,750 31,775 32,800 33,825 34,850 35,875 36,900 37,925 38,950 39,975
messing. . . . month 127.50 15 36,171 37,377 38,583 39,789 40,995 42,201 43,407 44,613 45,819 47,025
day 4.25 16 42,423 43,837 42,251 46,665 48,079* 49,493* 50,907* 52,321* 53,735*
17 49,696* 51,353* 53,010* 54,667* 56,324*
*Per month based on 30 days 18 58,245*
*Rate at this level is limited to $47,500.
Commanding Officer
Capt. Jack T. Weir
Public Affairs Officer
JOC James E. Dewater
MfhJbbe Editor
J03 Ray Oosterman
Staff
JOSN Willian Taylor
Gerald Hansen
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