The White Falcon - 26.06.1981, Blaðsíða 1

JUNE 26-JULY 3
WEEKLY
ENTERTAINMENT
SUPPLEMENT
ENLISTED DINING
TODAY
LUNCH: Clam chowder, Icelandic
fish, macaroni & cheese, baked po-
tatoes, corn and Brussels sprouts.
DINNER: Cream of pea soup, spare-
ribs, sauerkraut, fried rice, wax
beans, squash and hot rolls.
SATURDAY
BREAKFAST: Omelets, ham, potatoes,
French toast and farina.
Tomato noodle soup, turkey
gravy, potatoes and suc-
DINNER: Tomato noodle soup, chicken
cacciatore, pork slices, potatoes,
cornbread dressing, okra, carrots
and hot rolls.
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST: Omelets, luncheon meat,
hash browns, blueberry pancakes and
hominy grits.
LUNCH: French onion soup, chili
con carne, rice and peas.
DINNER: French onion soup, roast
beef, baked potato, onion rings,
mixed vegetables and hot rolls.
MONDAY
LUNCH: Doubly good soup, ham steak,
tuna casserole, sweet & mashed pota-
toes, green beans and beets.
DINNER: Minestrone soup, turkey,
gravy, baked potatoes, cornbread
dressing, wax beans, broccoli and
hot rolls.
TUESDAY
LUNCH: Turkey noodle soup, baked
chicken, gravy, stuffed franks, to-
matoes, potatoes and greens.
DINNER: Cream of potato soup, la-
sagna, spaghetti & sauce, cauli-
flower, Brussels sprouts and garlic
bread.
WEDNESDAY
LUNCH: Tomato bouillon soup, sweet
and sour spareribs, meat loaf,
gravy, rice, mashed potatoes, corn
and asparagus.
DINNER: Mulligatawny soup. New
England boiled dinner, cornbread
and hot rolls.
THURSDAY
LUNCH: Split pea soup, Swiss steak,
turkey scallops, gravy, potatoes,
spinach and lima beans.
DINNER: Cream of asparagus soup,
pork adobo, fried rice, vegetables,
ukra and hot rolls.
CLUB SPECIALS
OFFICER'S CLUB: Today: IceDeFor
Hail & Bless
Monday: Maroon & Gold Luncheon
Tuesday: Snitzel Special in the
Casual Bar
Wednesday: Disco; NavCommSta Ball;
International Night, "German
Dinner"
Thursday: Kiwanis
Friday: NSGA Hail & Bless
WINDBREAKER CLUB: Today: Roast
porkloin; live band
Saturday: Disco
Sunday: Disco
TOP OF THE ROCK: Today: Fire
disco; live band
Saturday: Rock; live band
Sunday: C & W
Monday: Rock
Tuesday: Rock
Wednesday: 60's music
Thursday: Fire disco
TOUR OFFICE
On July 4 the Tour Office is
scheduling a tour around the
Reykjanes peninsula, to the bird-
cliffs at Hafnarbjorg, a large
light house and hot springs.
The bus passes through the fishing
village of Grindavik and the hot
spring area of Krysuvik. This road
goes through the most desolated
country, but as in many other parts
of Iceland, there is a special
kind of beauty and the stark sim-
plicity of nature to be seen every-
where.
A visit to the greenhouses in
Hveragerdi and a possible swim in
the large outdoor swimming pool are
the highlights of this tour. Be
sure to take your swimsuit along.
On the July 4th weekend, you can
take a two-day camping trip into
Iceland's interior, led by an ex-
perienced guide. Lava and ash can
be viewed as the bus heads for
Landmannalaugar, which is said to
be Iceland's richest spot in variety
and color. You will camp there over-
night, enjoying the natural pools
warmed by the hot springs in this
area.
From Landmannalaugar, you will
ride to the largest volcanic
fissure known on earth, Eldgja.
One of the most picturesque and
beautiful waterfalls in Iceland,
Ofaerufoss, is located there.
From July 7 to 14 you can enjoy
the sun in Mallorca, Spain. The
price includes airfare and accom-
modation at a four-star hotel with
half board.
Call the Tour Office at 4420
or 4200 for more information.
USO
TODAY—Fish Fry from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m.
or until the fish is gone.
SATURDAY—Chess Club meeting at 10:30
a.m. Fish Fry from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m.
or until the fish is gone.
MONDAY—Women's Get Together from
10 a.m. to noon, free babysitting
service.
WEDNESDAY—USO T-Shirt Contest—sub-
mit your ideas.
THURSDAY—Table Tennis Club Meeting
at 6:30 p.m.
People interested in putting on
a Kuppet Show in July should sign
up at the USO. Also, those inter-
ested in performing at a Coffee
House in July should contact the
USO. For more information call 7980
or 6113.
YOUTH CENTER
SATURDAY: Open at 1 p.m. for ages
6 and up. P.eserved for Grades 7
and up after 6 p.m. Cock-out for
teens.
SUNDAY: 7th Grade and up only.
Yahtzee Night for teens.
MONDAY: Ages 6 to Cradc 2 play
Hot Potato. 3rd and 4th Grades work
with beads. Pool tournament for 5th
and 6th Grades.
TUESDAY: Weekly tournaments for
3rd and 4th Grades. Guitar, Ballet,
and Cymnasties classes today.
WEDNESDAY: Open at 1 p.m. for all
ages 6 and up. War Ball for 5th
and 6th Crades. Karate classes
today for those registered.
THURSDAY: Air Hockey Tournament for
5th and 6th Grades. Gymnastics and
Ballet classes.
FRIDAY: Ages 6 through Grade 2 have
party for supervisor. Free Movie
for all ages 6 and up. Teen Disco
for grades 7 and up tonight.
The Youth Center lias openings
for the following classes: Ballet;
Modern Jazz Dancing; including a
Mother-Daughter class; Karate;
Art; Fiano; and Morning and Even-
ing Slimnastics. Also taking regis-
tration for Gymnastics. However,
the class must be paid for in ad-
vance. For more information call
7508.