The White Falcon - 05.05.1978, Blaðsíða 2

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White Falcon
May 5, 1978
Keflavik notes:
E&M flight signup SC hedule
Ever miss going on that special E&M
flight because you missed signing up on
the right day? Each week the White
Falcon will be publishing a list of the
flights which are available for sign-up
the following week.
On Monday and Tuesday of next’ week
(May 8 & 9) sign-up will be conducted
for the flight leaving Keflavik on June
2, for Erding, Germany. The flight will
return to Keflavik on June 5.
On Thursday and Friday(May 11 & 12)
you can sign-up for the flight stopping
in Northolt* England; Brussels, Belgium
and Mildenha^ilj’England. This flight
will depart Keflavik on June 9 and re-
turn on June 13.
Kentucky Derby tops sports
on Radio 1484 next week
MAY 6 BASKETBALL: The Philadelphia
Saturday 76ers vs. the Washington
BASKETBALL: The Philadelphia Bullets .................. 5:30 p.m.
76ers vs. the Washington BASKETBALL: To be announced . 7:36 p.m.
Bullets ................ 12 a.m.*(FRI)
BASKETBALL: To be announced . 3:30 a.m. May 8
104th Kentucky Derby......9:15 p.m. HOCKEY: The Boston Bruins
vs. the Philadelphia flyers
May 7 flyers..................12 a.m.*(SUN)
HOCKEY: The Monteral Canadians
vs. the Toronto Maple * Game starts at-Midnight on the da}^^H
Leafs...................12 a.m.*(SAT) mentioned.
Drug expert to lecture here
Mr. Carl Espinoza, noted lecturer on
drug abuse, will be on station next week
giving drug presentations. Mr. Espinoza
has been lecturing for the Air Force for
a number of years. All Navy and Air
Force personnel, their dependents and
civilians are invited to hear one of the
dynamic presentations on a subject every-
one should be concerned about. Any
questions can be directed to Social Act-
ions/7327 or Capt Masters/4286.
Need support
Scouts plan May 13 walk-a-thon
A Scout walk-a-thon is scheduled for
Saturday, May 13. The Girl Scouts, Boy
Scouts and Explorer Scouts will be par-
ticipating in this joint activity. The
ages of the scouts is 11 through 18.
The walk-a-thon is being held to
raise money for summer scouting activ-
ities .
The Scouts will walk from Hvalfjorour
to the NATO base, a distance of 35 kilo-
meters. They will leave the base at
8 a.m. on Saturday and will begin
walking from Hvalfjorour later that
morning, planning to arrive at the base
at 5 p.m.
The Scouts will be asking for spon-
sors at a minimum of ten cents per
kilometer. The scouts ask that we all
pitch-in an support this worthy event.
In case of rain the walk-a-thon will
be rescheduled for Sunday, May 14.
Exchange news
Beverage store clearance sale
need room for new items
By Darlene
We've Got To Make Room
We're getting pinched for space in
the Beverage Store and a number of new
items are on order, so we have to make
room. We need your help, so we have
drastically reduced prices on a number
of items with the hope that you'll take
advantage of the super savings. Most of
the items have been reduced to below
cost, so you are guaranteed tremendous
savings.
Stop into the Beverage Store and look
for these special savings that we have
to offer.
Insignias No Longer Available at the
Tailor Shop
The Navy Exchange Tailor Shop will no
longer carry the insignias for mil-
Johnson
itary uniforms. You must purchase them
at the Uniform Shop and then take them
over to the Tailor Shop if you desire
them to be sewn on.
We Care
Just a reminder, we in the Navy Ex-
change Food Service Department value
your patronage and your comments. If
you have comments concerning our ser-
vice or product selection, please let
us know about them. If there is some-
thing you like that we don't have,
inform us and we will try to get it or
let you know why we can't. You can call
Food Services Office at Ext. 5273, Mon-
day through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. We're anxious to hear from
you.
Ham radio now legal on base
If you're a ham radio buff, there is
some good news for you. A reciprocal
agreement has been reached between the
U.S. Forces in Iceland and the Icelandic
authorities allowing amature radio oper-
covers amature radio operation only and
does not in any way permit the use of
citizens band (CB) radio.
For more information on licensing and
ation on the NATO Base. This agreement regulations call 6118.
Nursery summer school registration
The Nursery will hold registration
for summer nursery school on a first-
come, first-served, basis on Monday at
9 a.m.
Children born between Jan. 1, 1974
and Dec. 31, 1975 are eligible to attend
the school which wil], be conducted
during June and July.
For more information on fees or times
call the base nursery at 7603.
Summer youth camp dates set
SUMMER YOUTH CAMP
Registrations are now being accepted
for the Youth Center summer camp pro-
gram at the Hvitarbakki Lodge. Camp
sessions are as follows:
June 18 - 22 ages 13 - 18
July 9-13 ages 8-12
July 30 - Aug. 3 ages 8-12
Aug. 13 - 17 ages 13 - 18
Each four-day session will cost $20
per child. This fee is not due until
the week before the camp session. Re-
gistration forms are available at the
Youth Center for all sessions. For
more information call 7822.
INSIGNIA CONTEST
A reminder! The Youth Center insig-
nia contest is still in progress. Sub-
mit all entries no later than June 1st.
One winner will be chosen from each age
category and will be awarded a free
trip to camp. For more information
stop by the Youth Center or call 7822.
Guitar lessons available at USO
GUITAR LESSONS
At last!!! USO has found a
teacher for guitar lessons. We will be
holding private one-half hour lessons on
Monday evenings from 7:00-10:00 p.m.
All you need to do is sign up, bring
your guitar and lots of motivation to be
a good guitar player! Beginners and
intermediate alike are welcome to take
this eight week course beginning May 8.
POOL TOURNEY
Tomorrow, USO will be hosting its
very first Pool Tournament. Be sure to
stop by if you enjoy playing pool at 2
SHRIMP NIGHT
USO will be sponsering a special
"Deep Fried Shrimp Night" on Monday.
The meal will include a free salad bar
and mashed potaotes. After the meal you
can enjoy a game of "Facts" with the
USO ladies.
TOURS
Don't miss taking advantage of big
bargains of Icelandic products on the
U60 Factory Shopping Trip leaving Tuesday
at 12:30.
USO will be visiting some beautiful
spots in Iceland: Gullfoss and Geysir.
If you enjoy natural scenery at its
finest, join us on Sunday and May 28
for an adventure you'll never forget.
Sign ups for all tours begin one week
prior to the scheduled trip.
FREE MEAL
Every day USO will present a free
meal to one person. If vou Dav us a
visit, you may be the lucky receiver of
our freebie on the house.
NATO ba se births
Joshua Leonard Field was born
April 28 at 10:30 a.m. He is the
son of Petty Officer Second Class
William B. Field and Maria G. Field.
Petty Officer Field is assigned to
the Aircraft Intermediate Mainte-
nance Department of the Naval Station.
ACROSS
1. Actor
Guinness
5. Vampire
8. Contend
with
12. Penurious
13. Before
(poet.)
14. Locale
15. Heating
vessel
16. Unwarrant-
ed
18. Pedal digits
20. Parcel out
21. Give in
24. Malt brew
A.T. Mahan
school lunch
menu
Crossword
Courtesy QUALITY CROSSWORD PUZZLES.
Copyright 1977, Quinn Publishing Co.. Inc.
25. Worship
26. Harsher
30. Mrs. Eddie
Cantor
31. Garden tool
32. ____de
cologne
33. Impaired
36. Peeks
38. Blackbird
39. Birthday 4. Moon 27. Require-
cake item depression ment
40. Porches 5. Poet 28. Columnist
43. Hourglass Stephen Wilson
ingredient Vincent 29. Ploy
44. Inures 31. Chop
46. Dutch 6. War god 34. Maxims
cheese 7. Golf peg 35. Deep cut
50. Gaelic 8. Visitor 36. Bad review
51. Apis 9. Russian 37. Hold in
52. Jason's city affection
ship 10. Mexican 39. Packaged
53. Caresses coin 40. Pace
54. Trundle 11. Direction 41. Ripped
or bunk 17. Movie actor 42. Eject
55. Grains Robertson 43. Snick and
19. Singleton
DOWN 21. Foray 45. Recede
22. Norse saga 47. Arid
1. Mimic 23. Rich soil 48. Mature
2. Land parcel 24. Dined 49. June eta).
3. Epoch 26. Turf (abbr.)
Last week's answers
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Monday—Cream of mushroom soup,
grilled ham steaks or chili hot dogs,
French fried potatoes, buttered green
beans, salad, dessert, lemon gelatin and
chocolate pudding.
Tuesday—French onion soup with crou-
tons, Newport fried chicken, brown
chicken gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered
peas, salad, dessert, strawberry gela-
tin and butterscotch pudding.
Wednesday—Split pea soup, spaghetti
with meat sauce and meatballs or grilled
cheese sandwich, French fried potatoes,
buttered broccoli, chef's salad, des-
sert, lime gelatin, vanilla pudding and
garlic bread.
Thursday—Minestrone soup, hot open
face pork sandwich, brown gravy, mashed
potatoes, buttered corn, fruit salad,
dessert, orange gelatin and chocolate
pudding.
Friday—Vegetable soup, Icelandic
fish, battered fried shrimp, sloppy
joes on toasted buns, baked macaroni
and cheese, seasoned peas, salad, lemon
gelatin and butterscotch pudding.
Commanding Officer
Capt. Jack T. Weir
IA/Ui + a Public Affairs Officer
VY n IT® jo2 Jerry L. Foster
— I Editorial Staff
Falcon J02 Ray D. Oosterman
AR Karen Mayo
Gerald Hansen
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