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White Falcon
November 10, 1978
Exchange notes
offers savings
Mini Mart
MINI-MART
The Mini-Mart will feature a
Thanksgiving canned food sale be-
gining on Wednesday, Nov. 15. The
sale will feature the large insti-
tutional sized cans of fruits and
vegetables at a substantial savings
The Exchange advises all patrons to
stock up during this one-time sale.
VIKING CAFETERIA
The Viking Cafeteria has added
pizza to their daytime menu.
Patrons may order pizaas by calling
2149 and have them ready to pick-
up.
RETAIL STORE
The Navy Exchange has announced
that the price of cigaretts will be
increasing 20c per carton beginning
Nov. 25. The price for single
packs will remain unchanged.
LAUNDRY
The laundrcmat is offering a
20 % reduction in the cost of
cleaning mens suits and ladies
dresses. The reduction will be for
one week only, begining Nov. 16.
Tour Office
Reserve now for holiday
The Tour Office has reserved
seats on Loftleidir to New York for
the period of Dec. 20-22. They
have also reserved seats from New
York to Keflavik on Jan. 6. If you
NATO Base
John William Frerich was bora
Nov. 1 at 5:44 a.m. Son of Sgt.
Daniel Jay Frerich and Lueille Ann
Frerich. Sgt. Frerich works with
AFI.
Teresa Cathryn Daniel was bora
Oct. 28 at 11:47 a.m. Daughter of
AWC Stephen J. Daniel and Nancy K.
plan to go home for the holidays,
the Tour Office recomends that yqu
stop by as soon as possible to make
reservations.
births
Daniel. AWC Daniel works with
Com Fair Kef.
Ian Dale Catling was bora Oct.
31 at 6:19 a.m. Son of GS-10 David
E. Catling and Cathy 0. Catling.
David Catling works with Recreation
and is the Athletic Director.
How are your legal affairs?
..."Am I properly insured?" "Do I
have to include my salary from my
part time job/on my tax returns?"
"How do I get out of this financial
rut?"
These are questions you may have
asked yourself and may still be
asking. To many of us, the world
of finances and law is so complic-
ated that we would rather not think
about it. This could be dangerous
if we have gotten ourselves tangled
in a web of unclear contracts, con-
solidated credit and the long form
1040.
Almost anything you do, from
buying a car or home To getting a
part-time job can have an effect on
where you stand legally and
financially. So there is no way to
forget your problems, they*11 never
go away by themselves. But you
don't have to face them alone and
unprotected either.
Your legal assistance officer
can advise you of your legal rights
under federal and state laws con-
cerning consumer protection, credit,
insurance, tax liabilities and
firearms control and other services.
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Veterans Day
continued from page 1
Many thousands of Americans did
not return to the United States
after World War I and are resting
in graves all over Europe. In
1923, the American Battle Monuments
Commission was created to erect and
maintain memorials in the United
States and foreign countries where
U.S. Armed Forces had served. The
beautiful chapels and other mem-
memorials, which are part of these
cemeteries that would be
established years later to honor
the dead from World War II, Korea
and Vietnam.
Need help?
Callus.
Want to help?
Call us.
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Red Cross is
counting on you.
COMMANDING OFFICER '
Captain Thomas J. Keene
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Ensign Eleanor A. Kirkpatrick
EDITORIAL STAFF
J02 Ray Oosterman
JOSA Paula Onstott
SA Karen Mayo
ADVISOR
J01 Jerry Foster
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