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October 24, 1980 The White Falcon Page 9
All Saint’s Day
elebration begins
n Halloween night
A special, pre-Trick or Treat,
Halloween Catholic Liturgy has been
scheduled at the Base Chapel on Oc-
tober 31st at 5:30 p.m. Children
attending the liturgy are encouraged
to wear their Halloween costume. CCD
classes have prepared a special li-
turgy to celebrate the eve of All
Saint's Day celebration.
All Saint's Day is the holy day
for Catholics. In addition to the
Mass at 5:30 p.m. Friday, All Saint's
Day liturgy will also be celebrated
at 9 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. on Satur-
day. There will be no 4 p.m. Mass
on Saturday at the Base Chapel.
Trick or Treat hours
Trick or Treat hours are 6 to
9 p.m. on Halloween. Parents are
strongly encouraged to accompany
children under 10 years of age.
Dress children in light-colored or
reflective costumes. Everyone
should drive with caution due to
Geo-Thermal construction ditches
and shortened daylight hours.

House of Horrors
Come if you dare! The House of Hor-
rors is the NavCommSta Satellite
Terminal. Strongly recommend no one
under 8 years of age attend. Eight
to 12 years of age must be accom-
panied by an adult. On Halloween
night, come if you dare!!!!!!!
Awards & reenlistments
Air Force Commendation Medal
SSgt. Dan H. Shepherd, IceDeFor
1st !.t. Pasquale S. Cenco, 93? ACWS
TSgt. Michael Keesler,
SSgt. Stanley L. Sienkiewicz, "
SRgt. Dennis L. Poythress, "
SSgt. Andy P. Kinne, "
Sgt. Steve E. Youngquist,
Joint Service Commendation Medal
Sgt. Vernon D.’Weathers, 932 ACWS
Aircrew Designation
AO3 Ricky Carrol, VP-9
AX2 William Hammock, "
AW3 Steven Cromwell, "
WAN William Matthews, "
Meritorious Service Medal
Major Joseph P. Sugg, IceDeFor
MSgt. Anthony Zambino, Jr., 932 ACWS
Navy Achievement Medal
SKI Robert J. Cuentert, IceDeFor
RM1 Hawes P. Amos, NavCommSta
FT2 Christopher Robins, " *
Navy Commendation Medal
Lt. Cmdr. M. L. Sundin
Good Conduct Awards
RMC Theodore Autey, NavCommSta
FTC Stan Prachniak, "
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F.T3 Dennis Courtney,
RM2 Donald Dugv,
? David Vansanford,
James Weber, VP-9
Vodean Miller, "
Howard Moore,
AMH2 John Hancock, "
Reenlistments
AMHC Dennis R. Fender, NavSta
Sgt. Cerrie Burns, Navy Broadcasting
RM1 Steele, NavCommSta
RM1 Jack Torbert, "
RM1 Ronald Haigler, "
SMSgt. Warren E. Mitchell, 960th
Advancements (present rank)
RMC Robert Chaffin, NavCommSta
RMC Gary Girard, "
RMC Michael Vetzel, "
FT2 Joseph Schneider, "
P.M3 JoAnne Mathurin, "
RMSA Ray Lakoduk,
RMSN Herbert Grant, "
RMSN Charles Fuller,
SA Michele Deleon, "
SN Charles Hasset,
MS3 Walter Slavin, VP-9
AMS1 Dennis Falls,
Turn It Off on Oct. 31
The Naval Station will conduct
a base-wide electrical load shedding
exercise October 31, 9 a.m. to noon.
The exercise will allow Public Works
to determine the minimum electrical
load to remain operational.
The information determined by
this exercise is very important.
Should the capacity to generate
electric power be decreased for an
extended length of time, Public
Works must reduce the electrical
load. They can either turn off a
section of the base, or you can re-
duce the overall consumption.
To be successful, this exercise
will require the participation of
every man, woman and child on the
base. Your cooperation and partici-
pation is requested. Between 9 and
noon Friday anything that is not ab-
solutely essential to perform the
mission of the base, or to keep your
house functional, should be turned
off. This is to include, but is not
limited to, office and hall lights,
office machinery, televisions,
radios, coffee pots, non-essential
work machinery, etc.
So help out. Between 9 and noon
on the 31st, if you don't need it,
Turn It Off.
Det. 14 aids in sea rescue
A Det. 14 HH-3 "Jolly Green
Giant” helicopter was called into
action recently to aid in the rescue
of an injured seaman.
A crew member of the stern
trawler Juni GK-343 from Hafnar-
fjordur, suffered serious injuries
when he fell from the deck into a
fish hold. Conditions for the res-
cue attempt were good and the man
was at the City Hospital in Reykja-
vik about two hours after the call
for help was received.
The helicopter platform at the
City Hospital was used for the first
time since its construction this
year.
NCOA meeting Nov. 1
The first general membership
meeting for the Arctic Watch chapter
of the Noncommissioned Officers As-
sociation will be held November 1 at
2 p.m. in the Community Center. All
past, present and new members as
well as all other interested persons
are encouraged to attend.
This is an association of NCO's
E-4 - E-9 in all branches of the
service, with a primary goal of en-
hancing the image of the NCOs. The
orimarv goals of the Arctic Watch
chapter are the establishment of
a local scholarship fund and recog-
nition of personnel of the quarter
and year. The chapter is sponsoring
a booth at the PTO carnival to raise
funds so those goals can be reached.