The White Falcon - 21.10.1983, Side 6

6 THE WHITE FALCON/Octobcr 21. 1983
NEWSBRIEFSNEWSBRIEFSNEWSBRIEFSNEWSBRIEFSN
BZs and other kudos
JOCS Phillip Galloway, of Navy Broad-
casting Service, Det. 8, was awarded the
Navy Achievement Medal for his services
while stationed with the Multi-National
Peacekeeping Force in Beirut, Lebanon. JOCS
Galloway's achievements were recognized in
the award citation which read in part: "Sen-
ior Chief Galloway consistently performed
his demanding duties in an exemplary and
highly professional manner. Drawing upon
his years of success as a military broad-
caster, his untiring efforts and contribu-
tions directly led to the establishment of
radiated AFRTS television in a difficult
and precarious Marine field environment."
JOCS Galloway also received the Navy Exped-
itionary Medal for his service in Beirut.
The U.S. Naval Facility Keflavik, held
an awards ceremony recently during which
the following awards were presented:
The Navy Commendation Medal was presented
to LT Larry Wilcher. ENS Daniel Zelesnikar
received the Navy Achievement Medal. Sai1 -
of the Quarter was OTSN Leurel Pfleeger,
0T2 Catherine Pinion was selected as Petty
Officer of the Quarter. Letters of apprec-
iation were presented to the following:
0T3 Robin Nichols; 0T2 Charles Johnson; 0T2
Joseph Tarsi; 0T2 Wi1fredo Correa; 0T2 Cath-
erine Pinion; 0T2 Efrain Sola; 0T2 David
Berglund; 0T3 Anne McFarlane; 0T3 Debbie
Leibee-Cross; 0T3 David Jones; 0T1 Joseph
George; 0T3 Kinechen Eason; 0T3 Kathryn
Rozendal and 0T1 Ronald Banning.
Letters of commendation were presented
to BUC Robert Dubois and ENFN Jeffrey Freed.
Good Conduct Awards were presented to 0T2
Charles Johnson, EN2 Ronnie Turnbull, 0T1
John Thompson, RM2 Diane Klein, 0T1 John
Honeycutt, OTC Kim Callahan and 0T1 Mark
Hetterich.
The following awards were presented to
Naval Station personnel. DT2 Myles Decker
received the Navy Achievement Medal. TM1
Lei and Myers was awarded a Good Conduct
Medal. TM1 James Pickett and EMC Steven
Staley received letters of commendation.
Two officers were frocked to lieutenant,
they were LT Theodore Edwards and LT Robert
Linville. AKC James Thomas and YN1 Gilbert
Vigil received Gold Hashmark Certificates.
The following Marines were recognized
for superior performance. LCpl. Michael
Magnano received the Navy Achievement Medal.
Promoted to their present rank were: Capt.
Christopher Gillette, Capt. Bruce Moody,
LCpl. Marvin Jones, LCpl. Kenneth Nehrkorn,
LCpl. Todd See, LCpl. James Stone and PFC
William Sikorski. Cpl. Jeffrey Hoevemeyer
received his Good Conduct Award and the
following individuals receives certificates
of physical fitness: Cpl. Ronald Baker,
LCpl. Ben Barfield, LCpl. Gregory Daulton,
LCpl. Gregory Manger and LCpl. Frank Richter.
The 57th Fighter Interceptor Squadron
has chosen their military members of the
quarter, they are: SMSgt. Milton Canham,
Senior NCO of the Quarter; SSgt. Clifford
Stever, NCO of the Quarter; and SrA Richard
Futrell, Airman of the Quarter.
Workshops for women
A series of workshops for women -- young
or old, married or single, mothers or grand-
mothers, working in or out of the home,
professionals or parttime workers, military
or civilian — will be conducted by the
Family Services Center. The workshops may
be taken individually or as a series.
WOMEN IN TRANSITION -- This career aware-
ness seminar focuses on topics such as
career decisions, re-entering the work
force, going back to school, working wife/-
working mother, and identifying job skills.
Job search, resume writing and interview
will also be included. Pre-register at
4401. Nov. 2, Bldg. T-170, 7 p.m., facili-
tator: Kathleen Reynolds Brainerd, M.A.
ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING — The purpose of
this workshop is to assist women in becom-
ing more assertive in their behavior, stan-
ding up for their rights, and becoming more
effective in interpersonal situations. The
characteristics of passive, assertive, and
aggressive behavior will be presented and
assertive techniques will be offered for
discussion and group exercise. Pre-regis-
ter at 4401. Nov. 9, Bldg. T-170, 7 p.m.,
facilitators: Catherine Davidson, M.S.W.,
and Barbara Harris, M.S.
WOMEN'S RIGHTS — An overview of legal is-
sues affecting women on the job, in the
consumer world, and in their personal li-
ves. Topics will include the law of credit
reporting, property rights, sex discrimina-
tion, dower wills, and a brief review of
marital law. Pre-register at 4401. Nov.
16, Bldg. T-170, 7 p.m., facilitator: Vir-
ginia Ferrier, J.D.
RAPE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION -- The pur-
pose of this seminar is to provide informa-
tion to women which will increase understan-
ding and awareness of sexual assault. Top-
ics will include information about assail-
ants and effects on victims. Community
services concerning rape will be discussed
and the emphasis will be placed on rape
prevention. Pre-register at 4401. Nov.
30, Bldg. T-170, 7 p.m., facilitators:
Catherine- Davidson, M.S.W., and Barbara Har-
ris, M.S.
School advisory
groups meet
Both the Upper School and Lower School
Advisory Committees have recently met, the
first such meetings since the election of
new officials for the 1983-84 school year.
Members of the Upper School Advisory
Committee are as follows: School Profes-
sional Employees -- Mike Keegan and Richard
Widdop; Parents -- Patricia Swett, Gary Mc-
Guire and Eric Erickson (alternate).
Members of the Lower School Advisory Com-
mittee are as follows: School Professional
Employees -- Ed Kirstein, Joan Hough, Mar-
got Eckes and Susan Calef; Parents -- Kath-
leen Brainerd, Steve Gruenwald, Doris Bar-
ton, Gary Washburn and Barry Moore (alter-
nate).
If it’s news, call 4612
Sports Beat
24 proposes all-out
battle for base title
The VP-24 "Wrecking Crew" football team
have challenged the base champion, Public
Works, to a "Winner Take All" game. The
"Wrecking Crew" won the football champion-
ship when last deployed to Rota/Lajes. Al-
though the game won't have any effect on
the base championship, a lot of pride will
be won or lost on the field. "Stand by
Public Works. Here we come," is Batmen'
coach, Boat Landry's only comment. All
hands are encouraged to come out and support
the game tommorow at 1 p.m.
Intramural bowling
NATIONAL LEAGUE — Ocotber 18
8 Post Office 0
6 TeleMaint. 2
6 Dental 2
6 IDF/PA0 2
6 Hospital 2
6 Public Works 2
_____________ Tank Eldridge, (208, 212)
614; Bill Anthony, (237) 573; Bob Eisele,
549; Ken Dowling, (223) 543; Todd Shipman,
(206) 538; Joe Kassel 1, 531; Doris Safran,
525; John North, 516; Mike Rawlings, (200)
511 and Bill Wedertz, 500.
AFI
NRK
960th #2
Supply Chiefs
Marines
Admi n
Individuals:
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE — October 13
Rockville Maint. 8 Air Ops 0
N0CF 8 NSGA #2 0
Rockville 6 NSGA #1 2
Facilities Maint. 6 SpecComm 2
NavFac Com 6 Ammo #2 2
NavFac #1 6 NavFac 0os 2
Individuals: Mark Hetterich, (201, 203)
589; Chris Copeland, (203, 216) 585; Dan
Schmidt, (222) 551; Roger Krones, 541; Steve
Wise, (211) 532; Henry Gilson, (210) 531;
Jim Wheeler, 521; Dan Zelesnikar, (200) 518;
Griddley McClelland, 513; Rich Biancardi,
512 and Mike Daniels, 598.
NORTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE — Ocotber 17
960th AWACS 8 High Finance 0
NCS #1 8 CFK Chiefs 0
CFK 8 Ammo 0
Club Management 5 AIMD CPO's 3
FIS #2 6 L0X Plant 2
Mutant Trout 6 Supply 2
Individuals: Andy Bizub, 570; John Farnham,
(204) 566; Steve Hanson, (221) 551; Fred
Keith, 542; Larue Swayze, 535; Jim Haley,
534; Bruce Jacobson, 534; Paul Miller, 521;
Jojo Enriquez, (203) 519; Mark Kleymann,
514; Bill Cain, 513; Jeff Hooper, (206)511;
John Crosswhite, (211); John Wil1iams, (208)
and Dan Williams, (204).
October 17
8 960th AWACS
PMEL
Supply Officers
Security
AIMD #1
AIMD (GSE)
AMERICAN LEAGUE -
Air Ops #1
57th FIS #1
NavCommSta
Air Ops #2
IDF
AFI Supply
Individuals: Lew Christmas, (223, 204) 626;
Larry Daniels, (212) 584; Gary Eppard, (208)
576; Jim Servis, (200) 568; Earl Fronaberger,
557; Fred Browning, 534; A1 Fahland, 530;
Dennis Frederick, 524; John Schuetz, 524;
Wayne Burr, 523; Mike LaCroix, 515; John
Gheene, 513; Paul Schmitt, (201) 513; Paul
Pietruszewski, 512; Darrell Lairmore, 507:
Denny Maiman, (247) 506; Dave Phelps, 505;
Denny Lewey, (214); Jim Pouliot, (211) and
Larry Hinson, (203).
The Keflavik Men's Bowling Association
held a "Red-Pin, No-Tap" tournament on Oct-
ober 15 at the Arctic Bowl. The winners in
both categories are listed below:
MEN -- Todd Shipman, 767; Mike LaCroix,
754; Joe Kassell, 746; Lew Christmas, 691;
John Dunford, 675; Jim Servis, 666; Jack
Eldridge, 663; A1 Mize, 659; Dan Williams,
656; Tim Robinson, 654; Darrell Larrimore,
651; and Ken Dowling, 633.
WOMEN — Pirn Copeland, 638; Ann Durham,
633; Samantha Carpenter, 629; Lorraine Les-
sard, 605; Rita Lewey, 594; and Lisa Falco,
591.
High Game Jackpot for the women was won
by Pirn Copeland with a 261 and for men by
Todd Shipman and Mike LaCroix with 300s.
In other bowling news, Millie Fahland
successfully defended her "King of the Hill"
title last Sunday by beating Joe Kassell,
232-179.
Awards, from 1
media/marketing programs by witnessing the
successful promotional efforts of their
fellow recreational professionals.
The annual contest is sponsored by the
Recreational Services Department, part of
the Naval Military Personnel Command (NMPC).
Entries were judges by a panel of ex-
perts in the fields of journalism, graphic
design and recreation. A point system was
used in the judging to rate each entry on
its content, form and function. Bonus
points were given for entries produced "in-
house" and "on-base" so that smaller or low-
budget activities were competitive with ac-
tivities that use professional, commercial
resources.