The White Falcon - 14.12.1984, Blaðsíða 7

FSA needs volunteers
The Air Force needs highly
qualified Senior Master Ser-
geants as instructors at the
First Sergeant Academy, Keesler
Air Force Base, Miss. Volun-
teers should have at least three
year's experience as First Ser-
geants and be eligible for a PCS
move. Volunteers can contact
TSGT. Ken Blue at Autovon 487-
3932 no later than Dec. 30.
Additional information is avail-
able at the NATO Base Air Force
Personnel Office.
No-Tap bowling tournament
The A.T. Mahan High School
Senior Class will sponsor a No-
Tap Bowling Tournament December
15, from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m.
The tournament will be held at
the Artie Bowling Lanes, located
in the Viking Mall.
All NATO Base personnel are
invited to sign up for the event
by calling K. Glover at the A.T.
Manah High School.
Tax exemption forms due
Residents of New York, New
Jersey and Oregon are reminded
they must refile state income
tax exemption certificates prior
to 1 January 1985. If you have
not received a certificate by
mail, they are available in the
Accounting and Finance Office.
For more information contact
TSGT Lloyd at ext. 2225.
Bravo Zulus
The following personnel were
presented with Letters of Appre-
ciation during ceremonies con-
ducted at the Naval Station's
Public Works Department: UT2
Rickie Coop, for Support of Com-
munity Relations Program; HT3
Daniel Sterny, for work with the
Disaster Prepardness Training
Team; BUI Richard Moody, UT3
William Gelbert, BUCN Steven
Jones and UTCA Darrel Sirles,
for Maintenence Support; BUC
Kenneth McDaniels, SW1 John Hen-
derson, CE2 David Housh, CE3
Gerald Callahan, SW3 Douglas
Field, HT3 Ronald Hastie, SWCN
Robert Ford and CECA William
Salisbury, for Rehabilition of
the Dragon Dinner in hangar 831.
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for your information
Shop at the Thrift Store
The busiest shopping season
of the year is upon us. A
military family's budget already
stretched with recurring routine
expenses, can be decimated by
the anticipated purchase of
hoiiday meals, decorations and
gifts. This is particularly
true for young Sailors, Marines,
and Airmen families who, of nec-
essity, are living on the margin
and welcome any opportunity to
help stretch their dollars.
To ease the "pocketbook blues"
When shopping, consider your
Navy^ Relief Thrift Shop at Bldg.
861. The Thrift Shop carries
more than uniform and clothing.
Knick Knacks, furniture items,
games and toys, even holiday de-
corations can be found.
The Thrift Shop is open from
10-12 on Thursday and Saturday.
Overeaters anonymous
"Are you tired of being over-
weight?" If you want support in
your efforts to cut down, come
to OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS. The
only requirement for membership
is a sincere desire to stop eat-
ing compulsively. 0A meets
weekly in the Hospital Library
on Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m.
beginning November 1st.
Icelandic store hours
Shopping hours for Icelandic
Stores for the months of Dec-
ember and January are: Monday -
Thursday 8:00-6:30; Friday 8:00
-9:00 p.m. and Saturdays 8:00
- 9:00 p.m. December 15 the
stores will open until 10:00 p.m.
and December 22, the stores will
open until 11:00 p.m. On Dec-
ember 24 they will open until
12:00 noon. December 31 the
stores will open until 12:00
noon and January 1 and 2, all
shops will be closed.
Commisary holiday hours
The NATO Base Commissary
Store holiday hours will be on
10:00-2:00 on 24 December and
31 December.
"Christmas story time"
"Christmas Story Time" Hour
will be held at the NATO Base
Library, for children through
1st Grade, December 18th, at
3:30 p.m. All children must be
accompained by their parents.
A.F. Sergeant's Association
There will be a meeting of the
NATO Base's Air Force Sergeant's
Association, Dec. 17, at 4 p.m.,
at the Windbreaker Club. All
members are asked to be present.
For more information contact
SMSgt. Player, at ext. 2127/4282.
RADM John Paul Jones visits PWC
Photo by PH2 Jeff Wood
During a ceremony conducted at the NAVSTA Public Works Department,
CM3 Marcy Hughes (C) is advanced to her present rate by Capt. George
T. Lloyd (L), NAVSTAKEF Commanding Officer and visiting RADM John
P. Jones, Vice Commander and Deputy Chief of Engineers of the Navy.
The White Falcon December 14, 1984
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