The White Falcon - 25.07.1980, Blaðsíða 3

July 25, 1980
The White Falcon
Page 3
Staying in . .
A Two members of the 932nd Aircraft
Bntrol and Warning Squadron, Rock-
ville, reenlisted recently. Sign-
ing up for second terms in the U.S.
Air Force were Senior Airman Mary T.
McHugh and Senior Airman Keith E.
Ellis, both of whom are Aerospace
Warning Systems Technicians at Rock-
ville operations.
AS1 Steve Dugan recently reen-
listed for four more years in the
U.S. Navy. Petty Officer Dugan
works with the Aviation Intermediate
Maintenance Department.
Keflavik births
Sgt. and Mrs. Dale Wayne Rodger-
son are the parents of a daughter,
Amy Jeanne, born Friday June 27.
CTR1 and Mrs. Larry Hensley are
the parents of a son, David Scott,
born Tuesday July 8.
AE1 and Mrs. Richard Paul Dorsa
are the parents of a daughter, Kim-
berly Diane, born Tuesday July 8.
RM1 James Harold Lady and PN1
Wanda Rae Lady are the parents of a
daughter, Shanda Rene', born Wednes-
day July 9.
SSgt. and Mrs. Tommy L. Royer are
the parents of a son, Thomas Jar-
rett, born Thursday July 10.
AWC and Mrs. Douglas William
ark are the parents of a daughter,
isty Annell, born Tuesday July 15,
BU2 and Mrs. Joseph Peacock are
the parents of a daughter, Shana
Marie, born Wednesday July 16.
SSgt. and Mrs. James Clifford
Speraw are the parents of a son,
James Michael, born Friday July 18.
Tech. Sgt. and Mrs, Thomas Gerard
Gorman are the parents of a daugh-
ter, Jo-Dee Ethylene V.A., born Sun-
day July 20.
Misc. . .
Effective August 1, Friday, the
price of gasoline at the Navy Ex-
change Service Station will be in-
creased by lOf.
The Tour Office has scheduled a
tour for Saturday August 2 which
will take you through Reykjavik to
Whale Bay, where you are likely to
observe the cutting and fleshing of
a whale. The tour will also include
visits through the Borgarfjordur
district and on to Husafell. Also
included is sightseeing at the Ok,
Eiriksjokull and Langjokull glaciers
and a visit to the Thingvellir
plain. To sign up call the Tour Of-
ice at 4420.
N*w series
TV—4 to air WOMAN’S WORLD
During the course of a military
tour in Iceland, many dependent
wives find numerous things to get
involved In. Some wives although,
do not realize what is available for
them to do while here. Television
is limited, unlike the stateside 21-
inch counterpart that is entertain-
ment/action-packed. Television al-
though, is an alternative when the
busy wives have the time.
A new locally produced television
program, premiering on August 1st
called WOMAN'S WORLD has an objec-
tive to reach the women-----military
and dependent---audience. The em-
phasis will ne on informing, promo-
ting good harmony, and giving some
sort of direction and motivation to
get out and get involved!
The show's hostess, Pat Lockwood,
is very knowledgeable and becomes
quite involved with each presenta-
tion and guests' interviews during
the program's taping. Doing things,
community involvement, personal
achievement, and general informa-
tion, all important to women, will
also be emphasized.
Ens. Glen King, the program pro-
ducer, stated "There is a definite
need for such a program on the base
in an effort to get all the women
involved in some way." He also said
that any comments concerning the
program would be welcomed. Efforts
to get the topics that most appeal
to the women audience from the in-
itial idea to the completed on-air
television program is most challeng-
ing to Tech. Sgt. Mike Lynch, WO-
MAN'S WORLD director.
The program is taped each Tuesday
or Wednesday in the Navy Broadcast-
ing Service's TV-4 studio. The pro-
gram consists of two segments each
of which is designed to reach the
objective intended. The premiere
program, which will be airing week-
ly, is scheduled to follow GENERAL
HOSPITAL each Friday afternoon at
3:45.
IDF advances four
FOUR ENLISTED PERSONNEL were advanced in recent ceremonies at Headquar-
ters Iceland Defense Force by Rear Admiral Richard A. Martini, (center)
Commander Iceland Defense Force. (left - right) BM2 Dale A. Peters and
YN2 Sharlene M. Cook were frocked to their present rank. YN3 George
Randell Taylor and YN3 Maurice Royzell Miller were advanced to their
present rank. (Photo by PH3 Thom Lindgren)