The White Falcon - 19.12.1980, Blaðsíða 9

TOecember 19, 1980 TBkite falcon 9
Navy Career Counselor
New BEQ
Mr. Gunnar Gunnarsson, Business Man-
ager of Iceland Prime Contractor,
congratulates Captain PeterT. Smith,
Commanding Officer Naval Station, for
successfully operating a bull dozer
to break ground for the new unac-
companied Enl istedPersonnel Housing .
The new building will be a basic "T"
shape, three stories high and con-
tain 13*1 rooms.
(by NCI R.T. Milton)
Everyone wants success. Success
means many things. It means one
thing to an oil worker in Oklahoma;
something different to a typist in
New York; and still something else
to a sailor. Yet, there are ele-
ments of success which are the same
for everyone.
For example: everyone wants to
go as far as their abilities can
take them. Everyone wants to make
more money; more specifically they
want the many good things that
money will bring—comfortable home,
good food, fine clothing, a new car,
interesting vacations and security
for the future.
Everyone wants a career that is
interesting and brings the respect
and admiration of their friends and
co-workers. But, only one person in
five has the drive, determination,
ambition and perserverence to
achieve success.
People who spend their lives day-
dreaming of a better job or a big
raise will never succeed. They
never try to make those dreams come
true. The type of individual that
always complains he can't get ahead
because he never gets the "breaks"
doesn't get ahead.
You have taken your first step
toward building a real career—a
Navy career. Now you must follow
this step with action. You must
set your goals and stay with them
in order to achieve success. You
can be the one in five.
Now that you have read this,
remember one thing: there is one
employer who will train you in
whichever field you choose, and pay
you while you learn. That's not
all. You will have a job after com-
pleting training. You will also
have fringe benefits beyond your
widest expectations and guaranteed
paths of promotion. The employer is
the Navy. Call your Command Career
Counselor—plan your career.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
72 VW BUG 1300—European specs, re-
built engine, runs great, studded
tires and summer tires, inspected
and insured, $1150. Call Doug Clark
at 6176 after 5 p.m.
For Sale
STEREO—Panasonic Stereo Music Cen-
ter (8-track, cassette, etc.), four
months old, as new, cost $390, best
offer secures. Call Jon at 4270.
STEREO—SX550 Pioneer receiver,
$125; PST1 Sony turntable, $80; HPM
40 Pioneer speakers, $95; M03 Tech-
nics cassette deck, $220, all for
$500 or will sell separately. Call
Randy Six at 7062 or 7073.
BOOKS—paperback, electronic and
stamp catalogs, also some Milton
Bradley games. Call 7218.
EXERCISE BENCH—Call 7665 after 6
p.m.
SALE—freezer; televisions, B & W 17
knch and 21 inch; two 15 inch Chevy
Bims. Call John after 5 p.m. at
B-3693 or at work 2227.
SALE—Pioneer RG2 dynamic range
expander; Pioneer 303 reverb amp;
men's insulated logger boots, size
11; canister-style vacuum cleaner w/
all attachments. Call 7946.
SALE—holiday wreaths; Fisher-Price
toys; luggage; pewter; toddler
clothes, size 2 and more. Tomorrow
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Qtrs.
670-1A or call 7378.
Wanted
ELECTRIC SHEARS—for haircutting.
Call 5263.
Free
FEMALE CAT—18 months old, very good
with children, no kittens expected.
Call 4369 after 5 p.m.
Miscellaneous
WINDBREAKER—Tickets are now on sale
Mon-Fri for the New Year's Eve Ball.
A limited number of tickets are
available, so get yours now.
FRA—will sponsor a New Year's Eve
Party for branch members at $10 per
couple, food and refreshments pro-
vided. Contact Jim Long at 7430 or
Roger Hines at 3365 for tickets.
FRA—Children's Christmas Party will
be held Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the
Fleet Home. Santa will be present.
Contact Roger Hines at 3365.
YOUTH CENTER—Christmas Day Camp at
the YC will begin Monday and continue
through January 2. The hours are
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 7508 for more
information.
CLASSES—Make-up and modeling classes
are starting January 10. For regis-
tration call 7665 after 6 p.m.
960th AWACSS—Children's Christmas
Party will be held tomorrow, starting
at 4 p.m. with Santa arriving at 6
p.m. Bring your child a gift at the
Community Center.