The White Falcon - 21.10.1983, Qupperneq 3

October 21. 1983/THE WHITE FALCON 3
Contests, from 1
father and son cockroach were safely hidden
behind the sugar bowl. From there, they
saw a little girl and boy human playing in
the kitchen.
"Look, Dad, they turned the burner on
under that pan of grease," said Dink.
Rinky said "That will surely start a
fire if it is left on."
Dink cried out "Oh, no, they just lit a
candle with some matches!"
Rinky replied "They will set the house
on fire if they do not put it out."
Then Dink watched as the little girl
pushed a frayed cord into an outlet. The
cord started to smoke as the toaster button
was pushed down. Dink looked up at his
father and said, "Dad, maybe it is time for
us to find a safer home to live in?"
"I agree," said the father, "let's go
pack our bags."
Operation EDITH was conducted in family
housing areas on Wednesday, October 12.
Fire Department officials estimate that ap-
proximately 90 percent of the families oc-
cupying government quarters participated in
the event.
In addition to all of the above, Navy
Broadcasting Service provided substantial
amounts of public service time on both radio
and television in support of the Fire Pre-
vention theme. Daily reminders were pub-
lished in the Naval Station plan of the
Assistant Fire Chief A. Eriksson, back row left, and Ragnar Gudmundsson. back row right,
were on hand at the elementary school last week to present first and second place prize
winners in the Fire Prevention Week essay contest with their awards. Front row. from
left. Robert Michaux. Kenny Welch. Larissa Daniels. Suzette Lowell. Tracy Koontz. Susan
Schultz and Chippy Steversi back row. Chris Owen. Richard Coffey. Michelle Jencks. Jimmy
Young. Tammy RiPPe. Malia Guthrie and Helen Duszynski. (Photo by PH3 Jeff Wood)
day and the station theater ran fire pre- during the week; some 750-plus people ac-
vention films during the week. The Fire cepted the invitation.
Station maintained an open-house status
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Tour Office notes
The Tour Office has tickets available for
the November 3 performance of the Icelandic
Symphony Orchestra. Soloist will be Per
Hannisdal on the bassoon and the conductor
will be Jean-Pierre Jacquillat.
They will also sponsor a shopping trip
to Reykjavik on Veterans' Day. The bus will
leave from the Viking Mall and stop at sev-
eral places for your shopping pleasure.
Don't miss thes chance to get all of your
Christmas shopping done early.
A trip to London is scheduled for over
the Thanksgiving weekend. The trip leaves
Keflavik at 5 p.m., November 23, and returns
November 27th. Included in the price is
airfare, transfer to and from the hotel,
accommodations and continental breakfast.
Seats are limited.
Also several other travel packages are
offered. Weekend packages to Copenhagen,
Glasgow, Amsterdam and London are available.
Luxembourg Packages include hotel and/or
car rental for a weekend of one week. Sev-
eral packages are available for travel in
Iceland. Contact the Tour Office for more
information of these packages. Phone num-
ber is 4200.
Birth announcements
AC2 Arlen and Charlene Sykes are the
parents of a son, Nathaniel Dewey, born on
August 9th.
AG3 Keith and Judith Lewin are the par-
ents of a daughter, Amanda Jean, born on
August 28th.
LT Charles and Marion Chandler are the
parents of a son, Glenn Andrew, born on
September 21st.
CT02 John and Roberta Lauff are the par-
ents of a son, Nicholas Floyd, born on
September 28th.
AE2 Nelson and Patricia Locke are the
parents of a son, Cyria Will us, born on
September 28th.
Culture, from 2
Sarte, Jo Jo Enriquez, Joey de Vera and Ben
Javonillo.
The success of the cultural presentation
would not have been realized without the
wonderful support of Emil Gudmundsson and
his staff.
The party may be over, but it has paved
the way for a better understanding of the
Filipino-Americans, Icelanders and the NATO
Base community.
SSgt. Michael and Patricia Jackson are
the parents of a daughter, Elizabeth Ruth,
born on October 3rd.
SSgt. Ernie and Susan Robb are the par-
ents of a daughter, sarah Lynn, born on Oc-
tober 6th.
RM1 Ira and PN3 Bonnie Dickman are the
parents of a daughter, Sara Michelle, born
on October Ilth.
Halloween story hour
On Saturday at 10 a.m. there will be a
special Preschool Halloween Storyhour at
the Station Library. All you Halloween
goblins, ghosts and superheroes from 3-5
years of age, gather around our special
Storyteller to hear tales of Halloween
night. Wear your costume and join us in
listening to some wonderful stories about
very special Halloween characters. For
more information, call 4510 or 7323.
USO weekly events
Here's what's happening this week at the
USO. Tonight is fish fry night starting at
6 p.m.
Tommorow: Pool tournament at 12:30 p.m.
Country dance class at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday: Pinochle tournament 1:30 p.m.
Monday: Trivia at 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Movie night at 7 p.m.
Thursday: Free chili supper for all
single and unaccompanied personnel at 5:30
p.m. Also Euchre at 7 p.m.
Friday: Fish fry at 6 p.m.
Kids don't forget to enter your Halloween
pictures in the Halloween drawing contest.
Sign up is going on for Flamenco dance class.
On Sunday the Micro Ice Computer Club meets
at 12:30 p.m.
Icelandic court
The following are the results of Icelan-
dic court held earlier this month:
RATE OFFENSE FINE BAC
E-3, USMC DWI 4800 Kr. .063
D/W E-5 USN DWI 4500 Kr. .062
E-6 USN DWI 8800 Kr. .223
E-7 USN DWI 8800 Kr. .180
CIV DWI 8800 Kr. .133
CIV DWI 8800 Kr. .148
Remember that the minimum blood alcohol
content (BAC) level for which you can be
found guilty of DWI in Iceland is .060.
This compares to most state requirements of
.10 or higher. All convictions for DWI are
reported to the state issuing your license.
The above individuals have lost their Ice-
land (off-base) driving privileges from two
to 12 months. In addition they have lost
their privilege of driving a private auto
or a government vehicle on any military in-
stallation, worldwide, for a 12 month
period of time.
Additional cases before the court inclu-
ded the following:
RATE OFFENSE FINE
E-4 USN Customs 800 Kr.
E-4 USAF Customs 400 Kr.
E-5 USAF Customs 1320 Kr.
E-5 USAF Customs 680 Kr.
E-5 USN Customs 680 Kr.
E-3 USN Customs 2080 Kr.
0-5 USAF Driving on Oral
studs (out reprimand
of season)
News from the gym
Last Saturday the base championship
tournament between the top four intramural
football teams was held. The final scores
were: NCS 37, AFI/SP 13; PW 13, Commissary
/Comptroller 2. In the final game Public
Works squeaked by NCS with a score of 13 to
12 for the base championship. Congratula-
tions Public Works. The games were held
at the football field.
All basketball rosters must be in by
the close of business tomorrow. Sche-
dules can be picked up by close of business
Tuesday. The season will start next Satur-
day at 9:30 a.m.
The gym now has Kempo Karate classes
available. Classes are held on Tuesday and
Thursday nights from 6-8 p.m. There is
also a class held on Saturday from 9-11 a.m.
for children under 16.
Personnel interested in running in a
half marathon (13.1 miles) tomorrow at 10
a.m. may sign up at the base gym prior to
starting time. For more information on any
of these programs contact the gym.
Holy Day masses
November 1 is a Holy Day of Obligation
for all Roman Catholics, in honor of All
Saints Day. The following is the Mass
schedule for the holyday celebrations.
October 31: 7 p.m.
November 1: 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.
November 2: 7 p.m. in the Blessed Sacra-
ment Chapel in honor of All Souls Day.