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The White Falcon
February 29, 1980
Navy, Army, Air Force catalogs to merge
The Navy Exchange and Army—Air
Force Exchange Service Mail Order
catalogs will merge this summer.
And'the 1980-81 catalog will have a
new name. It will be the "Military
Exchange Services Catalog," and this
catalog will be available in July
1980.
Because Navy Exchange Mail Order
will cease operation as of July 1,
1980, many items are being phased
out now. If your mail order is re-
turned because the item that you
ordered has been discontinued, the
same or a similar item can be re-
ordered by using the 1979-80 Army—
Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES)
Catalog. Although many items are
currently being phased out, all i-
tems of Japanese origin, such as
audio components, cameras, china and
giftware will continue to be avail-
able until July 1980.
All orders received after July 1,
1980 will automatically be returned
to customers with instructions to
order from the new 1980-81 "Military
Exchange Catalog."
Because of the pending merger,
mail order layaway sales have not
been accepted since Feb. 1.
In addition, there are some price
increases for brand name crystal
and figurines. For more information
call 7073.
Black history quiz answers
These are the answers to last
week's black history questions^
1. b) the Congress of Racial Equal
ity.
2. a) the Student National Coordi-
nating Committee.
3. c) The Civil Rights Act was
passed in 1964.
4. b) led open-housing marches in
Milwaukee.
5. c) Stokely Carmichael was a
chairman of SNCC.
6. b) in 1969.
7. c) The first black Chief Master
Sergeant of the Air Force was Thomas
E. Barnes.
8. b) Black military officers first
received pilot training at Tuskegee
Army Air Field, Ala.
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There’s something for everyone
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A course for business majors is be a $5 late fee charged after the
being offered by Mr. Alan Brayton.
Bmgt. 340—business finance, will be
held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. This course has
no prerequisite, but accounting ex-
perience may be helpful.
Registration for Webster College
Master of Arts Program in Management
and Human Relations for the summer
session will begin Monday and con-
tinue through March 14. There will
14 th.
Also registration will be for the
May course, MG 0553—decision making
processes, and'the June course,
0575—social conflict analysis.
New students may enroll in this con-
tinuing program during any registra-
tion period and complete their de-
gree in one year. For more informa-
tion call the Navy Campus Office at
6226 or 7795.
Stork arrivals
William Douglas Bryan, Jr., was
born at 12:42 a.m. on Feb. 13. He
is the son of AK3 William Douglas
and YN3 Susan Lynn Bryan. Petty
Officer William Bryan work6 at Naval
Station's AIMD, and Petty Officer
Susan Bryan works with U.S. Naval
Communication Stat^pn.
AnnMarie Agnes Jarvis was born at
3:50 a.m. on Feb. 15. She is the
daughter of Tech. Sgt. Raymond Ron-
ald and Erla Margret Jarvis. Tech.
Sgt. Jarvis works at AFI supply.
Miss Black America
arrives this week
A DOD/USO "Miss Black America
Show" will be aboard the NATO base
area this week with the following
performance schedule: A personal
appearance at the A. T. Mahan High
School on Sunday at noon, and at 6
p.m. in the Andrews Theatre; on Mon-
dat 7 p.m. in Rockville; on Tuesday
11 a.m. in Grindavik, and at 8 p.m.
In the USO.
Buck, Jackson promoted
Lieutenant Commander Janet Buck
was promoted to her present rank
Feb. 1. The ceremony occurred in
Captain Jack Keene's office.
James
recently
rank of
Admiral
Edward Jackson, Jr., was
promoted to his present
Yeoman First Class by Rear
Richard A. Martini.
Draeger receives Medal
Recently, RMCM Draeger, H-l Re-
ceiver Site, SPECOMM Division, and
attached with the U. S. Naval Commu-
nication Station, was presented the
Navy Achievement Medal for his pro-
fessional achievement in the superi-
or performance of his duties as
chief-in-charge. He was chief-in-
charge, Special Communications Divi-
sion, Naval Communication Area Mas-
ter Station Atlantic, Norfolk, Va.
from August 1976 to July 1979.
Det. 14 honors 6
Six Det. 14 personnel were pre-
sented with awards recently. Maj.
Harold Jackson, Capt. Michael Hales
and Tech. Sgt. Gregory Lepley re-
ceived Meritorious Service Medals.
Air Force Commendation Medals were
awarded to Staff Sgt. Joesph Nerder-
man, Sgt. William Orsbom, and Air-
man 1st Class Arturo Duran.
The awards were presented by Col.
Philip S. Prince, 39 Aerospace Res-
cue and Recovery Wing Commander,
while visiting Det. 14.
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