The White Falcon - 27.01.1978, Blaðsíða 3

January 27, 1978
White Falcon
Page 3
New times,new shows
AFRTS 1484 releases new radio
schedule
Saturday
Midnight-News Network
12:05-Sign On Lcl
12:08-Weekend Night Watch Lcl/Req/Gnl
1:00-News Network
1:05-Weekend Night Watch Lcl/Req/Gnl
2:00-News Network
2:05-East of Eden Rec/Rel
2:30-Love On The Rock Rec/Rel
3:00-News Network
3:05-Johnnie Darin Rec/Rock
4:00-News Network
4:05-Bill Stewart Rec/Jazz
5:00-News Network
5:05-Bill Stewart Rec/Jazz
6:00-News Network
6:05-Keflavik AM Lcl/Req/Gnl
7:00-News Network
7:05-Keflavik AM Lcl/Req/Gnl
8:00-News Network
8:15-Sports Page Network
7:05-Crosby Years
8:00-News
8:05-Transit Authority
9:00-News
9:05-Transit Authority
10:00-News
10:05-Tom Campbell
11:00-News
11:05-Tom Campbell
Rec/Biography
Network
Lcl/Req/Rock
Network
Lcl/Req/Rock
Network
Req/ Oldies
Network
Rec/Oldies
Sunday
Midnight-News
12:05-Sign On
12:08-Sunday AM
1:00-News
1:05-Sunday AM
2:00-News
Network
Lcl
Lcl/Req Rock
Network
Lcl/Req/Rock
Network
2:00-News
2:05-Country Countdown
3:00-News
3:05-Country Countdown
4:00-News
4:05-Ted Quillan
5:00- News
5:05-Rock On
6:00-News
6:30-Rock On
7:00-News
7:05-Mystery Theater
7:30-New Experience
8:00-News
8:05-Right On
9:00-News
9:05-Right On
10:00-News
10:05-Nice 'n Easy
11:00-News
11:05-Carmen Dragon
Network
Rec/ C/W
Network
Rec/ C/W
Network
Rec/MOR
Network
Lcl/Req/Rock
Network
Lcl/Req/Rock
Network
Rec/Drama
Rec/Rel
Network
Lcl/Req/Rock
Network
Ld/'Req/Rock
Network
Rec/Jazz
Network
Rec/Class
8:30-UPI News Network 2:05-Sunday AM Lcl/Req/Rock
8:35-Grand Ole Opry Rec/ C/W 3:00-News Network
9:00-News Network 3:05-Amen Corner Rec/Rel
9:05-Big Band Countdown Rec/History 4:00-News Network
10:00-News Network 4:05-Country Crossroads Rec/Rel Monday-Friday
10: 05-Dick Clark Rec/Oldies 4:30-News Network
111: 00-News Network 4:35-Golden Days Of Radio Rec/Feat Midnight-News Network
11:05-Weekend Country Lcl/Req/ C/W 5:00-News Network 12:05-Sign On
12:00-News Network 5:05-Banners of Faith Rec/Rel 12:08-Night Watch Lcl/Req/Rock
12:15-Sports Page Network 5:35-Morningside Music Lcl/Req/Gnl 1:00-News Network
12:30-News Network 6:00-News Network 1:05-Night Watch Lcl/Req/Rock
.12:35-Don Drysdale Sports Rec/Feat 6:05-Momingside Music Lcl/Req/Gnl 2:00-News Network
Il2:40-Comedy Nook Lcl 7:00-News Network 2:05-Roland Bynum Rec/Soul
12:45-Community Notes Lcl 7: 05-Momingside Music Lcl/Req/Gnl 3:00-News Network
1:00-News Network 8:00-News Network 3:05-Mary Helen Barro Rec/Lat
1:05-American Top 40 Rec/ Top 40 8:15-Sports Page Network 4:00-News Network
2:00- News Network 8: 30-Momingside Music Lcl/Req/Gnl 4:05-Humble Harve Rec/Rock
2:05-American Top 40 Rec/ Top 40 9:00-News Network 4:30-American Disco Rec/Disco
3:00-News Network 9:05-Special of the Week Rec/Feat 5:00-News Network
3:05-American Top 40 Rec/Top 40 10:00-News Network 5:05-Dawnbuster Lcl/Req/Gnl
4:00-News Network 10:05-Pause Rec/MOR 6:00-News Network
4:05-Keflavik Country Lcl/Req/ C/W 11:00-Church Service Lcl/Rel 6:05-Dawnbuster Lcl/Req/Gnl
5:00-News Network 12:00-News Network 7:00-News Network
5: 05-Aftershock Lcl/Req/Gnl 12:25-Sports Network 7:05-Community Notes Lcl
6:00-News Network 12:30-News Network 7:15-Dawnbuster Lcl/Req/Gnl
6:25-Sports Network 12:35-Comedy Nook Lcl 7:55-Links Little Ones Rec/Feat
6:30-The Unexplainable Rec/Feat 12:45-Community Notes Lcl 8:00-News Network
6:35-Aftershock Lcl/Req/Gnl 1:00-News Network 8:15-Sports Page Network
7:00-News Network 1:05-Country Countdown Rec/ C/W 8:30-Paul Harvey Network
8:35-Jim Pewter Rec/Oldies
9:00-News Network
9:05-Nashville Skyline Lcl/ C/W
10:00-News Network
10:05-Coffee Break Rec/MOR
11:00-News Network
ll:05-Charlie Tuna Rec/Rock
12:00-News Network
12:25-Lou Boda Sports Network
12:35-Earth News Rec/Feat
12:40-Comedy Nook Lcl/Feat
12:45-Community Notes Lcl
1:00-News Network
1:05-Roger Carroll Rec/Top 40
2:00-News Network
2:05-Gene Price Rec/ C/W
3:00-News Network
3:05-Shockwave Lcl/Req/Rock
4:00-News Network
4:05-Shockwave Lcl/Req/Rock
5:00-News Network
5:05-Don Tracy Rec/Soul
6:00-News Network
6:15-AFRTS Sports Page Network
6:30-ABC News(M-T-W) Network
6:35- M-Adventure Theater
T-Gold. Days of Radio
W-Playhouse 25
6:30- Th-Hoorav for Hollywood
F-The whistler
7:00-News Network
7:05-Harry Newman Rec/ C/W
8:00-News Network
8:05-Kef. Tonight 9:00-News Lcl/MOR/Req
9:05-Humble Harve Rec/Rock
9:30-American Disco Rec/Disco
10:00-News Network
10:05-Wolfman Jack Rec/Rock
11:00-News Network
ll:05-Bob Kingsley Rec/Rock
Legend: Lcl: Local Show
Req: Requests Taken
Rec: Recorded Show
Gnl: Mixed Music Format
Rock: Rock Music
Soul: Soul Music
C/W : Country/Westem Music
The Well
To hold
open
house
"The Well", a Christian coffee house
located in the first floor lounge in
Barracks 747, will host an open house
tomorrow from 1 to 5 p.m.
Sponsored by the NATO base Chapel,
"The Well" operates from 7:30 to mid-
night each Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Special features include homemade
ice cream on Tuesday nights and movies
are shown on Saturday evenings.
A Bible discussion class will be
starting soon. The leader will be
Sam Hobbs.
Homemade donuts
Magic, tours and classes
highlight USO events
"Do you believe in magic?" Just
bring your eagle eyes Sunday at 3 p.m.
and witness USO's professional magician
do tricky tricks like pulling rabbits
out of hats!
The donuts are coming! The donuts
are coming! Back by popular demand,
fresh homemade raised donuts will be
available at 9:15 Thursday mornings.
Sign up now for the Reykjavik shop-
ping trips, leaving at 12:30 p.m. Thurs-
days.
Are you having trouble filling out
your income tax forms? USO will be of-
fering free advice for taxpayers who
need assistance. Call Carol at 6124
for an appointment.
Bored? Looking for a rewarding job?
Need some excitement? USO is initiating
a USO volunteer program. One night a
week volunteers will be invited to or-
ganize and participate in an activity of
their choice. If interested, call USO
for further information.
USO will be commemorating Black His-
tory Month with many events on February's
calendar. Come every Monday at 6:30
p.m. for free historical movies. Enjoy
soul food Feb. 18 at a soul disco. Stop
and celebrate Black History Month with
your USO.
Don't forget to submit your Iceland
photo for the photo contest. Deadline
is Feb. 6. Gift certificates will be
offered for winning entries.
USO still has fish fries every Fri-
day and Saturday night, starting at
9:30 p.m. and going all night. Try
deep fried ysa, salads and beverages.
USO will be offering a beginning
sewing class, starting Feb. 8. Call
6124 for more information.
PASSING ON HER OFFICE, Mrs. Frankie Blish (left) lights a candle for Mrs.
Margaret Dearmond, new Protestant Women of the Chapel first vice president.
PW0C president Mrs. Charlene Bennett (right) stands behind her. Mrs. Mona
Bailey, European Council PW0C president, reads the charge (background).
Dance club holds
open house
Looking for a way to use your spare
time or all that energy you have stored?
Do you want to have fun and not have to
spend much money? The Midnight Sundown-
ers Square Dance Club has just the
answer for you.
The club is hosting an "open house"
on Saturday, Feb. 4 and again on Satur-
day, Feb. 11. The open house is sched-
uled to begin at 7 p.m. and will be held
at the A.T. Mahan Elementary School.
Following the two open houses, the
club will then host square dance classes
now set to begin on Saturday, Feb. 18.
The classes will be conducted by Dick
Bull and will last for about 20 weeks.
Persons interested in learning about
the fun of square dancing are invited to
the open house on Feb. 4. For more in-
formation, persons may call the club
president, Bob Reynolds, at 5242 or Jim
Dewater at 6217.
During a candlelight ceremony, new
officers of the Protestant Women of the
Chapel were installed Monday evening at
the NATO base Chapel.
The PWOC officers are as follows:
Charlene Bennett, president; Margaret
Dearmond, first vice president; Doris
Miller, second vice president and Josie
Cercena, secretary.
Mrs. Mona Bailey, European Council
PWOC president, charged both outgoing
and incoming officers; committee chair-
men and the congregation.
A fellowship time followed the in-
stallation service.
PWOC
installs
new
officers
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