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The White Falcon
June 20, 1980
NATO base park is planned Gas goes up
There Is a tree shaded park In
HafnarfjoAir which is the inspira-
tion behind the recently proposed
NATO Base Park. This park is a com-
plete surprise to the person who
finds it by accident. It's full of
trees, flowers, shrubs, and beauti-
ful multi-level divisions of space.
There are many little areas for
families to have a private picnic
within its boundaries. The vegeta-
tion is well developed in the park.
Birch trees line the walks. Ever-
greens reach three stories high.
The flower beds are very colorful.
We hope to create a park with the
same type of beauty on this base.
Since the Hafnarf joniir Park is well-
established, successfully protected
from the wind; we do believe that we
can produce a park on base. It's
entirely possible.
If you are interested, we need
you. Come visit the Haf narf j cfflur
Park with us June 22, Sunday. We'll
meet in the bowling alley parking
lot at 2:45 p.m. and leave at 3 p.m.
to return to the base at 6 p.m.
People without cars are encourag-
ed to come as rides can be shared.
Bring a picnic supper to enjoy the
park.
Our NATO Base park will be be-
hind the Kini-Mart within the "C"
shaped earth-ringed area. This is a
big project and will be enjoyable in
so many ways. We need your support
to get it started. If you would
like a park on the base, please join
us on our trip and/or join our plan-
ning sessions Monday evenings at
7:30 in the Community Center.
See 'Navy summer ceremony1 in Washington, D.C
Newcomers to Washington or visi-
tors to our nation's capital are en-
couraged to take advantage of oppor-
tunities to view the "Navy Summer
Ceremony" conducted weekly at the
historic Navy Yard during June
through August.
The ceremonies take place at 8:45
p.m. each Wednesday (weather permit-
ting) and are free. Due to limited
space, reservations are required.
Write: Public Affairs Office,
Naval District Washington, Washing-
ton Navy Yard, Washington, D. C.
20374.
In addition, the Navy Band per-
forms at 8 p.m. on Monday and Thurs-
day evenings. Monday performances
are offered at The Capitol Building,
and Thursday performances take place
at the Jefferson Memorial.
This concert series (running from
June 2 through August 28) is free
and requires no reservations.
THE MIDNIGHT SUNDOWNERS recently graduated the following students from a
square dancing class: Samantha Arkon, Dan Aucremanne, Alvin Baughman,
Annette Burke, Teddy De La Cruz, Burton Hanor, Linda Hanor, Misty Hanor,
Charles Hanor, Adam Hanor, Tammie Hughey, Bonnie Koenig, Eric Metzger,
Dana Mule, Jay Norris, Chris Norris, Dennis O'Connor, Kathy O'Connor, Hel-
en Orr, Teresa Perry, Tammy Spires, Matthew Webber, and Michael Wheeler.
(Photo by PH3 Thorn Lindgren)
Effective July 1, Tuesday, the
price of gasoline at the Navy Ex-
change Service Station will be in-
increased by 12c.
Stork
arriva
Is
Melodie Louise Myers was born at
7:36 p.m. May 28 to Staff Sgt. Ran-
dall David and Jenny Christine My-
ers. Staff Sgt. Myers works with
the 960th Aircraft Control and Warn-
ing Squadron.
Allison Lindsay Ward was born at
10:49 p.m. June 2 to RM1 John T. and
Pat Ward. Petty Officer Ward works
with Naval Communication Station.
Melissa Ann McFarland was born at
10:47 a.m. June 3 to CE2 Peter Jo-
seph and Debra Lynn McFarland. Pet-
ty Officer McFarland works with Pub-
lic Works Department.
Derek Jacob Welch was born at
12:51 p.m. June 8 to CTM2 Bart Allen
and Debra Jayne Welch. Petty Offi-
cer Welch works with Naval Security
Group Activity.
Elise Davina Day was born at 8:25
p.m. June 5 to ACC Michael D. and
Mary T. Day. Chief Petty Officer
Day works with Air Operations De-
partment.
Jamie Lynn Hartman was born at
6:24 a.m. June 16 to James A. and
Karen R. Hartman. Mr. Hartman works
with the 960th Aircraft Control and
Warning Squadron ' as an engineering
representative.
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Lt. Cmdr. Perry C. Bishop
EDITORIAL ADVISER
JOC Skip Groce
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