The White Falcon - 15.08.1980, Síða 1

Keflavik, Iceland
WHITE
August 15, 1980
Volume 23, Number 32
FALCON
News briefs
Gas sales moved
The Navy Exchange gasoline
sales has been temporarily re-
located behind Public Works Trans-
portation just past the- Service
Station.
Repairs being made to the Sta-
tion will take approximately 30
days to complete. Parts and ac-
cessory sales as well as the ser-
vice bays remain open as usual.
Applications taken
Individuals are presently being
selected for the Navy's BOOST pro-
gram. If you will not have passed
your 21st birthday as of July 1st,
1981 you might be eligible. Con-
tact your Command Career Counselor
today.
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deadline today
he deadline for Classified Ads
for next week's White Falcon is
5 p.m. today.
Disbursing hours change
Registration Monday
Campus classes announced
University of Maryland and Los
Angeles Community College Term I
registration begins Monday at the
Navy Campus office. Registration
will run through Friday and all pap-
erwork must be completed to attend
classes.
The University if Maryland offers
six courses for the first term of
1980. PSYC 100 - INTRODUCTION TO
PSYCHOLOGY - This basic introductory
course brings the student into con-
tact with the major problems con-
fronting psychology and more import-
ant attempts at their solutions;
UCSP 198 - MODERN ALGEBRA - This
course covers the language and fund-
amental operations of algebra; ENGL
291 - EXPOSITORY WRITING - This
course is designed to improve skills
in writing effective explanations of
information and ideas; BMGT 364 -
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION THEORY -
The development, process, function,
and future development of management
and organization theory are covered.
FREN 334 - FRENCH LIFE AND CULTURE -
This is a study of the historical,
literary and culteral traditions of
France from the 19th century through
contemporary times; PSYC 310 - PER-
CEPTION - Phenomena and theories of
perception including psychological,
anatomical, physiological, and en-
viromental factors important in de-
termining how we perceive the world
are surveyed.
Los Angeles Community College of-
fers 12 courses for students to
choose from. ACCOUNTING 001 - IN-
TRODUCTION ACCOUNTING I - This
course covers the fundamental prin-
ciples of Double Entry record keep-
ing through the preparation of work
sheets and statements; AMT 53 -
AERONAUTICAL GROUND SCHOOL - This
course fulfills the Federal Aviation
Administration requirement covering
Ground School; BRDCSTG 009 - CONTROL
ROOM OPERATION - The course covers
the professional standards and tech-
niques involved in the operation of
the common types of Radio and Tele-
vision control room; BUS 010 - FUND-
AMENTALS OF TAX RETURN PREPARATION -
This course aquaints the student
with the provisions and requirements
of federal and state income tax laws
applying to individuals; ENGL 64 -
READING AND WRITING, BASIC SKILLS -
This is an English course to improve
See Registration on page 3
New Disbursing hours are in ef-
fect. The military pay office is
open for all services Monday
through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2
p.m., and the cashier’s window is
open Monday through Friday from 8
to 11 a.m. and noon to 2 p.m. The
military pay office closes at 2
p.m. daily. For emergencies after
2 p.m. cAll 7305 or after working
hours call the command post.
Initiation Wednesday
On Wednesday there will be a
CPO initiation in the Windbreaker
Club until 5 p.m.
Nursery open house
The Nursery Open House is Sun-
day. Registration for Nursery
pol will be 3 p.m. Children
iously registered may still
Jster today.
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AFTER MORE THAN 25 YEARS on active duty, Chief William 0. Lanier was
piped over recently by Naval Communication Station Chief Petty Officers.
The retirement ceremony was held at NavCommSta where for the
past two years RMC Lanier served as the Operations Chief at Special
Communications Division at Rockville site. (Photo by PH2 James Jones)