The White Falcon - 01.08.1980, Blaðsíða 3

August 1, 1980
The White Falcon
Page 3
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Return to sender-
postage due
The letter-mall standards and
nonstandard mall surcharge are de-
signed to control U.S. Postal Ser-
vice costs by increasing the volume
of mail which can be mechanically
processed. Small and flimsy pieces
of mail which cause jams and dis-
ruptions in mail processing equip-
ment is prohibited from the mail. A
surcharge is levied on certain over-
size pieces of mail which must be
processed using more expensive man-
ual procedures.
Presently, all letter-mail that
is 1/4 inch or less in thickness
must be: At least 31/2 inches in
height and at least 5 inches long;
Rectangular in shape and; At least
.007 inches thick.
Keys and identification devices
are exempt from these requirements.
All other mail that does not meet
these minimum size standards will be
considered nonmailable and will be
returned to sender.
Also First Class Mail weighing 1
ounce or less and single piece Third
Class Mail weighing 2 ounces or less
is considered nonstandard and sub-
ject to a surcharge when: It ex-
ceeds 6 1/8 inches in height; It ex-
ceeds 11 1/2 inches in length; It is
more than 1/4 inch thick and; Its
length is less than 1.3 times the
eight or more than 2.5 times the
height.
For more information call the
base post office at 2203.
NBS updates schedule
The U.S. Navy
Broadcasting Ser-
vice, Detachment
8, brings you the
best in radio
listening. The
detachment serves
you 24 hours a day
with 14.85 AM and
88.5 FM Stereo
(closed circuit).
Programs on AM
indicated by two
asterisks (**) are
live from the sta-
tion. All other
programming is
transcribed from
the American
Forces Radio Ser-
vice in Los Ange-
les . Other than
newscasts, there
is no live pro-
gramming on FM.
Programming may
be preempted to
bring you news and
sports events.
Five minutes of
up-to-date news is
aired live from
Washington on the
hour on AM and FM.
TIME____________MONDAY - FRIDAY________________SATURDAY_____________________SUNDAY
12:05 a.m. Roland Bynum Special of the Week Kris Erik Stevens
1:05 Charlie Tuna Dick Clark
2:05 Nlghtwatch** Nlghtwatch** Humble Harve
4:05 Mary Helen Barro Tom Campbell Amen Corner
5:05 Harry Newman Open Door Protestant Hour

6:05 Good Morning Keflavik** Good Morning Keflavik** Good Morning Keflavik**
8:05 Morning Report Good Morning Keflavik** Morning Report USMC Diary/CBB Morning Report USAF Weekly/CBB
9:05 Charlie Tuna Big Band Countdown Mid-Morning **
10:05 Jerry Bishop Weekend Country** f

11:05 Town & Country ** Religious Services **
NOON Noon Report/CBB/Swap Shop Town & Country ** Amerl can Top 40 American Country Countdown
1:05 p.m. Roger Carroll
2:05 Don Tracy

3:05 Afternoon Delight ** \ f Sunday Afternoon **

4:05 Special of the Week V L
5:05 Evening Report Golden Days of Radio News/CBB/Paul Harvey East of Eden News/CBB Allen Worlds
6:05 Gene Price Dick Clark Salt Lake City Tabernacle Love on the Rock
7:05 Johnny Darin Jim Pewter Humble Harve Tom Campbell
8:05 Mary Turner ' i i
9:05 After Hours ** Jasmin' ** Jammln' **
11:05 Wolfman Jack King Biscuit Amen Corner
Gullfoss tour is set
Careerist earns
achievement medal
Certificates of Appreciation for Radiothon '80 were
recently presented to these club representatives by
Ens. Glen King, officer-in-charge Navy Broadcasting Ser-
vice, Detachment Eight (fourth from left) for a job well
done: (left - right) Gail Humphrey, J01 Don Phelps,
ASC Perry Boren, Ens. D. Ford, Jean Love, Dianne
O'Briant, Wills Dugan, and MSI Pete Viado. (Photo by
PH3 Thom Lindgren)
The Tour Office has scheduled a
tour for Saturday August 9 which
will take you through Reykjavik to
Gullfoss, which is considered one of
the most beautiful waterfalls in
Europe. The tour will also include
visits through Thingvellir, Geysir,
and Hvergerdi. To sign up call the
Tour Office at 4420.
Keflavilc birth
RM2 and Mrs. Michael Patrick
Creazzo are the parents of a son,
Anthony Joseph, born Wednesday July
YN1 Kathryn D. Campbell of Fleet
Air Keflavik was recently presented
the Navy Achievement Medal by Capt.
R.A. Berg, chief of staff Fleet Air
Keflavik for professional achieve-
ment. Her duties as administrative
assistant for administrative/deck/
supply ratings branch in the Naval
Military Personnel Command from
September 1975 to May 1980 were dis-
played with intense personal dedi-
cation.
She is a five year Navy careerist
and her hometown is Clarksville,
Tenn.
Laudits given to radiothon volunteers