The White Falcon - 22.07.1983, Page 6

6 THE WHITE FALCON/July 22, 1983
PREMIER CROSSWORD______________By Jo Paquin
Initially
SOLUTION IN NEXT WEEK'S EDITION...
ACROSS
1 English
composer
6GBS
10 Hebrew letter
14 — Park,
Colorado
19 Pack animal
20 Chinese wax
21 Seethe
22 Habituate
23 Texas shrine
24 Stravinsky
25 She gets what
she wants
26 Law of the
Salian Franks
27 Certain
paintings
28 God of the
underworld
29 Dogma
30 Excrete
31 One who’s
AWOL
34 Ernest and
Anya
36 Theater sign
39 Spanish
measure
40 Tennis stroke
42 Biblical
patriarch
43 Captive soldier
46 JFK
48 Volcano on
Martinique
50 Basis for
expectation
52 Shoe part
53 Comfortable
sleeves
55 Pilfers: slang
56 Rancid bacon:
dial.
107 January, in
Madrid
57 Hindu garment
58 Train stops:
abbr.
60 Roman
magistrate
61 Head, in Paris
62 Choral
composition
63 Stagger
65 Old salt
110 Of ancient
Rome
112 Chess pieces
113 Funeral hymn
117 Giant armadillo
118 Islet: var.
119 Black and
green
120 Lifeless
121 Grossly stupid
66 Race of wheat
68 Meat course
70 A wing
73 Wrought iron
grating
76 Aside
78 State, in Calais
82 American law-
yer and orator
84 Moose, for one
85 Back of the neck
86 Steeple
87 Resting place
of King
Arthur
89 Causes to
leave the track
91 African fly
92 Gem stone
94 Alabama city
95 Light spear
96 Pewter coin
97 Formerly:
archaic
99 Across: a prefix
100 Hebrides island
101 Utter
122 Platinum
wire loop
123 Preposition
124 The lowest
point
125 German
novelist
126 Hardy girl
127 Solar disk
128 Eat away
DOWN
1 Abba —
2 Something
outstanding
3 A June star:
colloq.
4 Fortified
5 FDR
6 Descriptive of
some
handwriting
7 Flight
8 Belgian city
9 Word with
bonnet or horse
10 Competent
; 11 Diving birds
102 A toast to 12 Actress
one’s health Heckart
104 An effusive 13 Aircraft
welcome: slang carrier
14 DDE and MDE
15 Unexpected
obstacles
16 Bulrush
17 Sister of Ares
18 Religious
group
29 Chant merrily
32 Marquis de —
33 A writ of
execution
35 Paddles
36 Move along
the border of
37 French girl’s
name
38 Beginning
41 Animal
43 Small songbird
44 Historic silver
medal
of Venice
45 The Pied
Piper’s river
47 Pries in-
quisitively
48 Peel
49 Inner:
comb, form
51 Prefix for
day or air
53 Chattered on
54 Petty tyrants
57 Firm
59 Put aside for
future use
62 The sea, in
France
64 Corrode
67 Creator of
Jeeves
69 Conical tent
70 Conform
71 A pry
72 Three-banded
armadillo
74 Dregs
75 Blundered
76 Brute
77 Hittite
language
79 Name
80 Upbeat, in
music
81 Early years
83 Samuel’s
mentor
86 Creator of
Philo Vance
88 Thames
estuary
90 Arrange in
a row
91 Source of the
Blue Nile
93 American-born
English poet
95 LBJ
98 Irish seaport
100 Imagine
102 Irritable
103 Facing glacier
direction
105 Pussy willow
106 Monetary unit
of Libya
107 Engrave with
acid
108 Uki’s son
109 Greek letters
111 Natives of:
a suffix
114 Redecorate
115 Grating
116 French verb
119 Pedro’s uncle
967
Average time of solution: 67 minutes.
sportsbriefssportsbriefss
LDO/CWO programs
undergo changes
The Navy has completed a study of the
limited duty officer (LD0) and chief war-
rant officer (CW0) billet structures and is
incorporating recommendations resulting from
that study into a five-year program.
All LD0 billets were reviewed with chan-
ges recommended for 1,663 billets -- either
converting current unrestricted line, re-
stricted line or staff officer billets to
LD0 billets or vice versa. The net result
of these changes will be an increase of 532
LD0 billets -- 230 sea billets and 302
ashore. In addition, the number of LD0 com-
mander billets will increase from 88 to 241,
LD0 lieutenant commander billets will in-
crease from 710 to 957 and, overall, the
LD0 community will expand from 3,800 to
4,700.
Revisions to the CW0 program will in-
crease that community from 3,100 to 3,400
members and will put chief warrant officers
in officer-in-charge billets at a number of
shore activities.
These changes are expected to improve
sea-shore rotation in most fields and will
establish career patterns for all LD0 and
CW0 designators. The changes are not ex-
pected to ease selection for LD0 or CW0 as
the current level of accessions will accom-
modate planned growth in both communities.
These revisions, already underway, will af-
fect all LD0 and CW0 communities.
Birth announcements
ATI Arthur L and Andrea F. Smith are the
parents of a daughter, Kimberly Anne, born
on June 30.
J01 Raul C. and Lisa J. Beanes are the
parents of a son, Jeremy Ryan, born on July
8.
YN2 Walter A. and Christine Reed are the
parents of a daughter, Amanda Kay, born on
July 14.
DM1 William A. and Dorothy J. Gura are
the parents of a son, Amos Clayton, born on
July 16.
Winter bowling sign up
MWR has announced that the winter bowling
league will begin on August 15 and run for
24 weeks. All league entry forms must be
turned into MWR by close of business on
July 29. The forms are available at the
Arctic Bowl.
Gymnasium notes
The CFK and 57th FIS teams are 1ocked in-
to a tie for the top spot in the American
League Softball competition. AIMD is in
second and the Seabees are third. The top
three teams in the National League Softball
competition are: 960th AWACS, H-l Rock-
ville, and Grindavik. E0D is tops in the
Women's League Softball; NAVFAC is second
and NSGA is third.
There will be an aerobics class starting
soon on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The
class, held between 5:15-6:30 p.m., will be
taught by Leigh Benda. Call the base gym
at 4588 or 5191 for additional information.
All persons interested in playing soccer
on a NATO Base team should sign up at the
gym.
The gym is scheduled to be closed on
Thursday, July 28, until 5 p.m. for routine
Hofn Run, from 1
and dropped off the second runner. After
35 minutes the baton was passed to the sec-
ond runner and the bus advanced another
five miles. This became the grueling rou-
tine for the next 49 hours.
The scenery was spectacular... the run-
ners were blessed with the sight of glac-
iers, rivers, waterfalls and wildlife along
the way. All felt this in itself made the
effort worthwhile.
Tired, cold and wet, the group arrived
in Hangar 885 at 11 a.m. on July 4... the
winds and the distance had taken their
toll... at this point each runner had only
one thought in mind... sleep!
The runners included Ralph Stewart,
N0CF; Donn LeValley, AIMD; Mark Mergard,
AIMD; Paul Riede, IDF; Allen Child, Rock-
ville; Lance Castle, 960th AWACS; Tom Cooke,
Hofn; Steve Knutson, Hofn; and Melvin Ray-
mond, William Holt, Daniel Dollar and Mike
Howard, all from the Marine Barracks. Our
lone civilian runner was Norma LeValley.
The adventure would not have been pos-
sible without the generous support of Gun-
nar Gunnarson and Todd Swenson, our faith-
ful bus drivers. A special note of thanks
also goes to Ron Vega, the mechanic on duty
at Hofn who fixed our flat tires.
pest control.. Beginning Monday, July 25, the
gym floor will be secured while painting of
the ceiling is accomplished.
According to Larry Hinson there will be
a gold tournament with the Ness Golf Club
on Saturday, August 6, at 1 p.m. Anyone
interested in playing should sign up at the
base gym not later than August 3. You can
contact Larry, Ext. 7243 or 7727, for addi-
tional info. Larry is also the person to
talk to if you're interested in playing on
the Guys and Dolls Thursday Night Mixed
League for the winter season.
Bowling results
NATIONAL LEAGUE - July 19
IDF PA0 3 Public Works 1
Hospital 3 57th FIS Mun. 1
Supply Chiefs 3 NRK #2 1
Marines 3 Supply #2 1
Post Office 2h NRK #1 lh
Individuals: Carl Harden, (225) 608; Lew
Christmas, (200) 576; Eric Firkin, (214)
570; Bill Glover, 530; S.D. Kokoszka, 530;
Doris Safran, 523; Pey Ambito, (206) 512;
Rocky Rawlings, 511; Jim Servis, 502; John
North, 501.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
NAVFAC #1 4 Det. 14 0
Air Ops #3 4 NEX #1 0
NSGA 4 NAVFAC #2 0
NAVFAC #1 3 Rockville Maint. 1
NAVFAC #3 3 H-l #1 1
Individuals: Bob Duszynski, (214) 541; J.
Matthews, (224) 534; Carl Hartlieb, 518;
"Boats" Daniels, 515; Jim Wheeler, 514;
Gary Clarke, (203) 511; Ken Dowling, 507.
NORTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
L0X Plant 4 AIMD/GSE 0
Det. 4 3 High Finance 1
57th FIS 3 Supply 1
Club Management 3 Misfits 1
NBS 3 VP-11 0s 1
57th FIS Maint. 2 VP-11 Es 2
Individuals: Mike Thomas, 547 ; Jim Pickett,
518; Phil Pratley, 507; Ken Brown, 504;
Jack Eldridge, 501.
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