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White Falcon
December 15, 1978
High school presents pageant
A Christmas concert will be
presented by the high school/com-
munity band Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
in the A.T. Mahan multi-purpose
room.
Highlighting the concert will
be "Twelve Days of Christmas,"
"Seasons Greetings," "March of
the Kings," "Ukranian Bell Carol"
and "Sleighride Express."
Admission will be 50c for
adults; 25q for children under
10-years old and free admission
to children under 5-years old.
Proceeds will go to help finance
the annual band tour.
Exchange notes
Layaway payments, pickup due
All patrons are reminded that
the Christmas Toy Layaway final
payments and merchandise pick up are
due today.
The Navy Exchange will feature
a Children's Night from 6 to 8 p.m.
today. Shopping will be for child-
ren from ages 7 to 16 years. Store
management requests that children
under 7 be accompanied by at least
one parent. Coffee and doughnuts
will be available to Moms and Dads
while the youngsters shop.
The NavyfExchange Car Wash is
again operational in Bldg. T-508.
Winter hours of operation are Fri-
day from noon to 4 p.m. and Satur-
day and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Tickets can be purchased at
the Navy Exchange Service Station.
Beginning Dec. 18, reservations
for March, 1979 can be made for the
Navy Lodge by calling 2210/7594.
NATO birth
announcements
Juantia Marina Blansit was born
Dec. 5 at 11:28 a.m. She is the
daughter- -of AZ3 Richard and Maria
Blansit. P03 Blansit works at
AIMD.
Chantel Denise Felix was born
Dec. 4 at 5:22 p.m. She is the
daughter of AW1 David and Sherrie
Felix. P01 Felix works at ComFair-
Kef.
Commissary
to be closed
The Commissary will be
closed Tuesday, Dec. 26. Reg-
ular hours will commence Wed-
nesday, Dec. 27.
Merry Christmas to all from
the Commissary workers.
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LACCO counseling
Counseling and informal evalua-
tions will be available for indivi-
duals and students interested in
Los Angeles Community College pro-
grams from Dec. 18th through
Dec. 29th. If you wish to make an
appointment for this pre registra-
registration
tion counseling, please call
Rochelle at 6226/7795 from 9 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays. Any
students with prior college credits
or transcripts, please bring the
appropriate information with you.
'commanding ^officer ^
Captain Thomas J. Keene
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Ensign Eleanor A. Kirkpatrick
EDITORIAL STAFF
J02 Ray Oosterman
JDSN Bonnie van Zuuk
JOSA Paula Onstott
SA Karen Mayo
Grade school concert planned
The A. T. Mahan Elementary School
will present a Christmas program of
traditional musical selections.
The program will be presented in the
elementary school multi-purpose room
and will be spread over three sched-
uled presentations:
DeA. 20, 1:30 p.m. Program for
grades 4-6
Dec. 21, 1:30 p.m. For grades 1-3
Dec. 21, 7 p.m. Grades 4-6 and
El. Choir
Navy Achievement Medal awarded
The Navy Achievement medal was
awarded to Radioman Chief Wendell
L. Beck of the Naval Facility
Keflavik. Chief Beck is the lead-
ing chief petty officer of the
Communications Division. He was
awarded the medal for his out-
standing performance while serving
on the USS Orion.
Chief Beck served on the USS
Orion, a submarine tender, from
August 1975 to July 1978. He was
advanced to his present grade of
chief petty officer while serving
on the USS Orion.
RMC Beck is originally from
Portland, Oregon and has been in
the Navy for 1} years. He and his
wife, Cheyenne, have two sons. Lanp
and Trent.
The White Falcon is pub-
lished every Friday in accor-
dance with NAVESOS P-35 for
distribution to U.S. military
personnel, their dependents and
civilian employees of the Ice-
land Defense Force.
It is printed at the Naval
Station Print Shop with appro-
priated funds.
The opinions and statements
made herein are not to be con-
strued as official views of the
Department of Defense or the
U.S. government.
News items, questions, sug-
gestions and comments may be
submitted by calling or visit-
ing the Naval Station Public
Affairs Office, ext. 4612, in
building T-44.