The White Falcon - 02.12.1977, Blaðsíða 3
December 2, 1977
White Falcon
Page 3
Photos
by
MSgt.
Dave
Bath
HVITARBAKKI LODGE occupants relax in cozy atmosphere (above). BUILT in a
contemporary design, the Lodge offers modern facilities and recreational
activities (below). LOCATED on an Icelandic farm, Hvitarbakki allows
"roughing it" to be at its best (right).
Hvitarbakki .*
Since arriving in Iceland, have you
heard about but never actually seen
awe-inspiring waterfalls, dazzling gey-
sers, amazing caves or thrilling green-
houses? Have you felt the urge to go
horseback riding, fish in sparkling
streams or hunt for duck?
If so, why not visit the Tour Office
to make reservations for the last week-
end of the season at the Hvitarbakki
Lodge Dec. 9.
The Lodge hosts a variety of activi-
ties for all members of the family, and
is located in one of the most beautiful
areas in Iceland.
Of course, if you cannot obtain
reservations for the Dec. 9 weekend,
the Lodge will tentatively reopen in
April for another season of fun-filled
weekends.
The Youth Center sponsors a camp
for NATO base children in the summer.
A nice place to visit
When driving to the Lodge, you
might stop at Whale Bay during the
whaling season to view an incoming
whale. Or, if you prefer, you may
take the ferry to Akranes to the
Lodge.
Fishing at the Lodge in the summer
months is available free; duck hunting
may be pursued in the winter, but a
fee will be required.
Reservations must be made in person
at the Tour Office at a mimimal
charge. If you cannot go on your
designated day, the Tour Office re-
quests that you inform the office by
noon Thursday.
For a chance to explore Iceland
first-hand, the Hvitarbakki Lodge is
the place to do it.
For further information about the
Hvitarbakki Lodge, call the Tour Of-
fice at 4200 or 4420.
A safe Christmas makes
for a happy New Year
The holiday season is fast approach-
ing; it is also a time that can bring
many serious and unsuspecting fire
hazards into your home. Therefore, now
would be the time to start planning for
a fire safe Christmas. To assist in
accomplishing this, the following in-
formation is provided:
Six new members
report on board
Jeffrey Rowland Bampfield was born on
Nov. 8, at 2:47 p.m. He is the son of
Lieutenant (junior grade) James Robert
and Esther Anne Hepner Bampfield.
Ltjg. Bampfield is attached to the Naval
Station Aircraft Intermediate Mainten-
ance Department.
Richelle Heather Stewart was born on
Nov. 9, at 4:45 p.m. She is the daugh-
ter of Sergeant Thomas and Ramona
Stewart. Sergeant Stewart is attached to
Detachment Une
Joshua James Lopez was born on
Nov. 10, at 4:52 a.m. He is the son of
Staff Sergeant Alfred Dennis and
Valentina Karen Joyce Lopez. SSgt. Lopez
is attached to the 57th.
Tiana Regina Trumpler was born on
Nov. 15, at 12:44 p.m. She is the
daughter of Communication Technician
Third Class William Carlisle and Alicia
Georgene Trumpler. CT03 Trumpler is
attached to the Naval Security Group.
Kathleen Marie McManus was born on
Nov. 16, at 2:40 p.m. She ?'s the
daughter of Communication Technician
Second Class Timothy H. and Theresa R.
McManus. CT02 McManus is attached to
the Naval Security Group Activity.
Gregory Charles Morgan was born on
Nov. 23, at 3:02 p.m. He is the son of
Sergeant William Harvey and Clara Anne
Morgan. Sgt. Morgan is attached to
AFI Headquarters.
Check lighting sets for frayed cords,
broken sockets or plugs and ensure they
are Underwriter's Laboratories Inc. (UL)
or Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
approved.
Ensure any lighting used outdoors is
the special weatherproof type.
Plan the location of the tree so that
it is well away from any source of heat,
such as radiators, heating ducts and
outlets or space heaters.
To limit the use of extension cords,
place the tree close to an electrical
outlet;. However, do not place the tree
in front of the outlet because the
lights have to be unplugged.
Buy a firm fresh tree. A dried out
tree becomes highly combustible.
Store tree in a cool place, in water,
until ready for use.
Cut at least one inch off the base of
the tree (a fresh cut helps tree absorb
water) and keep water level in stand a-
bove the cut (check daily). In addition,
consider giving the tree extra support
with guy wires.
Never put lighted candles on the tree
or near any evergreen decorations.
Use noncombustible materials or flame
retardant decorations.'
Take the tree down as soon as possi-
ble after Christmas.
Lamaze class slated
at Dispensary
Lamaze Class for Prepared Childbirth
will begin Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Outpatient Clinic lounge, Naval Station
Dispensary.
Couples should call the clinic at
3301 to register for the class.
CATHOLIC CHAPEL:
3 p.m. Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Sacrament of Reconcilia-
tion---------------Saturday
4:30 p.m. Main Chapel---Mass (for
Sunday Obligation)---Sat-
urday
9 a.m. Mass—Sunday
10:15 a.m.Upper School---CCD grades
K-6----Sunday
(Grades 9-12, call Chapel
for times and places of
meeting)
5:15 Main Chapel---Mass---
Sunday
11:45 a.m.Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Mass-------------Monday-Friday
PROTESTANT CHAPEL:
9:15 a.m. Lower School---Sunday
School---Sunday
11 a.m. Main Chapel---Morning
Worship----Sunday
1 p.m. Gospel Service------Sunday
7 p.m. Main Chapel---Evening
Worship and Fellowship
Sunday
7 p.m. Main Chapel---Midweek
Service---Wednesday
(Youth groups, choir and
women groups call 4111 or
4211)
1-5 p.m. Coffee House The Well
Bks. 747---Saturday and
Sunday
7:30- Coffee House The Well
11 p.m. Bks. 747-----Monday through
Friday.
DENOMINATIONAL:
11 a.m. Christian Science-----Chapel
Annex----Sunday
9:30 a.m. Church of Christ----Upper
School, Bible School---
Sunday
10:30 a.m.Worship---Sunday
7 p.m. Bible Study----Wednesday
9:45 a.m. Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints----Lower
School---Priesthood Meeting
Sunday
11:30 a.m.Sunday School---Lower
School---Sunday
5 p.m. Sacrament Meeting----Lower—
School---Sunday
10 a.m. Church of the Northern
Lights---Worship---AFI
Supply Conf. Rm.---Sunday
7 p.m. Bible Study----AFI Supply
Conf. Rm.—Thursday
Episcopalian (as announced)
10 a.m. Fundamental Baptist----Sun-
day Worship---------------------Human Rela-
tion Building-------------------Sunday
6:30 p.m. Worship---Human Relations
Building---Sunday
6:30 p.m. Bible Study----Human Rela-
tion Building------------Thursday
Lutheran (as announced)
For .further information call
Chaplains' Offices: Main Chapel
4111/4211/6206 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A free nursery service is provided
during Sunday morning services. Sun-
day School and religious education
classes from 8:45-12:15 p.m. at the
Station Nursery. A free nursery
service is also provided at the
Chapel Annex from 5-8 p.m. for even-
ing services. An English worship
service is held the last Sunday of
the month at noon in the University
of Iceland Chapel in Reykjavik.