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The White Falcon
March 21, 1980
We goofed!
CHECKLEY AND NBS RECEIVE THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD—Journalist Second Class
(J02) John Checkley (above) received a Thomas Jefferson Award for second
place in the television technical production category. The awards recog-
nize excellence and professionalism in military print and broadcast Journ-
alism. (Photo by J03 David Guise)
SecNav directs 10% mileage reduction
The Secretary of the Navy has
directed commands operating govern-
ment owned and leased vehicles to
reduce the total mileage traveled
during the months of March and April
by 10 percent as compared to the
same period in 1979.
The Naval Station Transportation
Officer, Chief Warrant Officer T.S.
Barba, gave individual assistance to
each vehicle control officer of ac-
tivities here that are utilizing
Class B vehicles. This assistance
Take a Number tonight
Ice and Fire's production of
"Take A Number Darling" begins to-
night at The Top of The Rock Club.
It will continue through Sunday.
Cocktails will be served at 7
p.m. Dinner will be at 7:30 p.m.,
and the show will start at 9 p.m.
For an enjoyable evening out,
don't miss this comedy. Tickets are
still available. For more informa-
tion, call The Top of The Rock-
Icelandic course offered
The Navy Campus is now accepting
reservations for a course in Begin-
ners Icelandic.
The course will consist of 200
words and basic grammar. The class
will begin Wednesday and continue
through May 14th. There is a fee
of 17,000 Kronur. Five thousand
Kronur must be paid at the time of
registration. Registration will
continue until Wednesday.
For more information call the
Navy Campus at 6226 or 7795.
included the identification of the
mileage history for the activities
as well as recommended reduction
and control procedures for each
activity to implement in order to a-
chieve the directed 10 percent re-
duction.
For more information, call CW02
Barba at 7405/4330.
AF Assistance Fund helps you
There's a show on TV called "Real
People." It's about people whose
hobbies or habits are so unusual you
might think they’re made up.
"Real People" is what the Air
Force Assistance Fund is about, too.
Your donation doesn't help some
imaginary character, it helps real
people. It helps your neighbor or
your co-worker. Maybe it even helps
you!
You can't get more real than
that.
Stork arrivals
Amie Renee Mann was born at 4:56
p.m. on March 13. She is the daugh-
ter of Staff Sgt. Michael Allan and
Janet Lynn Mann. Staff Sgt. Mann
works with the 960th Aircraft Con-
trol and Warning Squadron.
Jessica Marie Schaffer was born
at 8:49 a.m. on March 16. She is
the daughter of AME2 Edward M. and
YN2 Susan D. Schaffer. Petty Offi-
cer Edward Schaffer works with the
Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance
Department. Petty Officer Susan
Schaffer works at U. S. Naval Facil-
ity.
The White Falcon staff apologizes
for inadvertently omitting the cap-
tion of a photo on page four ldst
week.
The photo was of SK2 Ronald A.
Gulick receiving his third Good Con-
duct award. Petty Officer Gulick
works for Navy Broadcasting Service,
Detachment Eight, in its Logistic
Support division.
Easter egg hunt slated
The Arctic Sportmen's Club will
hold an Easter egg hunt for club
member families on Saturday 10 a.m.,
April 5. All members are urged to
sign up their children at the club-
house during regular business hours
tommorrow from noon to 4 p.m., and
on Monday from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
Deadline for signups is on Mon-
day at 9 p.m. There is no charge
for the egghunt.
The hunt-------which will have sepa-
rate areas for children aged to
three years, four to seven years and
eight through 12 years----will take
place in the open areas adjacent to
the clubhouse, building 2120.
COMMANDER ICELAND DEFENSE FORCE
RADM Richard A. Martini
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
LCDR Perry C. Bishop
EDITORIAL ADVISOR
JOC Skip Groce
EDITORIAL STAFF
J01 David Crowe, Jr.
J03 David Guise
SN Mary Reed
PART-TIMERS STAFF
SA Karen Dean
ARTIST
Ms Chandra Parker
In cooperation with the U;S.
Naval Station Print Shop, the
White Falcon publishes weekly
with appropriated funds per NAV-
EXOS P-35 for Iceland Defense
Force (IDF) military and U.S.
civilian personnel, and their de-
pendents .
Opinions expressed are those
of the writer and not necessarily
official expressions of IDF, the
Department of Defense or the U.S.
Goverment.
The White Falcon offices are
located in Bldg. 734; telephone
4612/5192. Editorial deadline is
noon Tuesday.