The White Falcon - 28.10.1983, Qupperneq 5

October 28, 1983/THE WHITE FALCON 5
1485 AM Radio: Daily broadcast schedule
TIME Monday-Frida.y TIME Saturday TIME Sunday
0005 Mary Turner 0005 The Countdown 0005 American Top 40
0105 Live Show (album oriented rock) 0105 The Countdown 0105 American Top 40
0205 Live Show (album oriented rock) 0205 Carmen Dragon 0205 American Top 40
0305 Phil Harvey/Jim Pewter 0305 American Country Countdown 0305 American Top 40
0405 Don Tracy 0405 American Country Countdown 0405 Viva
0505 Harry Newman 0505 American Country Countdown 0505 Viva
0605 Live Show (top 40 popular) 0605 Scan/East of Eden 0605 Blackbeat/Banners of Faith
0705 Live Show (top 40 popular) 0705 Swinging Years 0705 Live Show (adult contemporary)
OP-C-5 Live Show (top 40 popular) 0805 Live Show (variety) 0805 Live Show (adult contemporary)
0005 Chariie Tuna 0905 Live Show (variety) 0905 Amen Corner
1000 NPR's Morning Edition 1000 History of Country Music 1000 Country Crossroads/Love on the Rock
1105 Live Show (country top 40) 1105 Off the Record 1105 (1100) Chapel Services
1205 Golden Days of Radio/Swap Shop/ 1205 American Top 40 1205 American Country Countdown
Bulletin Board/Old West Gazette
1305 Don Tracy 1305 American Top 40 1305 American Country. Countdown
1405 Gene Price's Country World 1405 American Top 40 1405 American Country Countdown
1505 Live Show (hot 100 popular) 1505 American Top 40 1505 The Countdown
1605 Live Show (hot 100 popular) 1605 Dick Clark's Rock & Roll 1605 The Countdown
1705 Live Show (hot 100 pop/Bob Moke 1705 Dick Clark's Rock & Roll 1705 All That Jazz
1805 (1800) World News/Radio Mystery 1805 Dick Clark's Rock & Roll 1805 J. Field & Friends/Focus on Family
Theater
1905 Live Show (adult contemporary) 1905 Live from Gilley's 1905 Live Show (oldies)
2005 Live Show (adult contemporary) 2005 Live Show (hot 100 popular) 2005 Live Show (oldies)
2105 NPR's All Things Considered 2105 NPR's All Things Considered 2105 NPR's All Things Considered
2205 Roland Bynum 2205 Live Show (hot 100 popular) 2205 Sunday Night Special
2305 Wolfman Jack 2305 King Biscuit Flower Hour 2305 History of Country Music
NOTE: News and weather are broadcast each hour on the hour, except where indicated. CLIP AND SAVE
Regular broadcast schedules may be pre-empted at any time for sports/informa-
tion/news specials, or in the case of traffic condition "Charlie" on the base. THIS SCHEDULE
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practice of skills which allow people to
express their feelings and intentions more
accurately and to listen to others more
closely.
The workshops will meet on four Tuesday
evenings beginning November 15 in the Soc-
ial Actions classroom of Bldg. T-170. The
leaders will be Catherine Davidson, M.S.W.,
and LT Theodore Edwards of the Chaplains
Corps. Further information is available
from the Family Services Center, Ext. 4401.
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.
Two Christmas stamps
go on sale Monday
Two 1983 Christmas stamps were issued in
two different locations for the first time
today; they will goon sale at the Base Post
Office on Monday morning. Both the contem-
porary and traditional stamps will be is-
sued in the standard commemorative size.
The traditional stamp was issued in
Washington, DC, and features a madonna
and child painted by Raphael, a noted Ital-
ian Renaissance painter. The painting
hangs in the National Gallery of Art, where
the first day of issue ceremony was held.
The contemporary Christmas stamp was is-
sued in Santa Claus, IN, where the name of
the city will add a seasonal significance
to the first day of issue cancellation. The
design features Santa Claus.
Customers desiring first day cover (FDC)
cancellations are urged to buy stamps and
affix them to their own covers. All cov-
ers must be addressed on the right side at
least 5/8-inch up from the bottom. Insert
a filler in each envelope and mail covers
by November 27 to: Customer-Affixed Envel-
opes, Postmaster, Washington, DC 20066-9991
(for the traditional stamp) or to: Post-
master, Santa Claus, IN 47579-9991 (for the
contemporary stamp). No remittance is re-
quired.
Veteran's Day Falcon
Our Veteran's Day issue, a four-page edi-
tion, will be available for pickup at the
White Falcon offices on Thursday, November
10, at 7:30 a.m.
Some people do it right, others just do it!
Vision loss of one or both eyes is often
the result of jump starting a vehicle like
some people do it. Recently one of the
station employees was jump starting a ve-
hicle when the battery exploded into his
face, due to the application of the incor-
rect method.
Fortunately no serious injuries were ex-
perienced.
The only way to jump start is by con-
necting positive to positive and negative
to a good ground, such as the engine block
and as far away from the battery as pos-
sible -- to avoid the explosive gases ris-
ing from the battery.
Note the drawing below.
Engine
Block