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FYI CFor your information]
Navy Relief mini course
On Tuesday, January 29, from
9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Fam-
ily Services Center, there will
be a Navy Relief Mini Course of-
fered to persons interested in
volunteering as an office work-
er casework interviewer, evening
weekend duty watchstander, or
anyone interested in knowing
about the functions of Navy
Relief. The course is open to
all active duty and their de-
pendents. For further informa-
tions or to sign up, please call
4602. Child care will be pro-
vided by reservations. Make
your own reservations by calling
4545.
FSC workshop
The Family Services Center
will hold a Job Hunting and Re-
sume Writing Workshop on Jan-
uary 24 and 31. To sign up call
4401 and ask for Arni Thor Hil-
marsson.
The objectives of the course
are to discuss life planning,
discovering occupational inter-
ests and skills, planning your
job search and writing your
resume.
The activities will include:
instruction, class work and
homework.
The instruments needed will
be: The Self Directed Search,
Functional Skills Checklist,
Abilities Check List and Your
Functional Transferable Skills
Inventory.
The workshop is open to all.
Participants are required to
pick up a copy of the self-di-
rected search at Family Services
Center (bldg. 776) and have it
completed before the workshop
begins.
Insure safety on streets
SAFETY NOTE. During darkness,
walking or jogging becomes ex-
tremely hazardous. Rain, wind
or snow added to the darkness
severly increase the hazard po-
tential. Walking or jogging on
the station streets under these
conditions may result in a trag-
edy.
When walking the streets, al-
ways follow the rule, "Walk on
the left side of the street."
Pedestrian reflectors should al-
ways be used when walking during
dark hours. Reflective devices
are available at Security and
reflective tape will be sewn on
at AIMD for those who request
it. Open fields and recreation
areas may be used for jogging.
See vintage phone today
This may be your last chance
to see parts of a 1936 vintage
telephone exchange actually work-
ing. Today, the Public Works
Department Tel el phone Branch
has invited NATO Base residents
to take a last look at the old
telephone exchange and take a
peek at the new switching com-
puters, due to come on line 1
March. Call 4600 for more in-
formation.
Ski season is now open
The ski season has now start-
ed at Blue Mountain. The tour
office will be offering bus
tours to Blue Mountain tomor-
row and on Sunday. The bus will
depart from the parking lot in
front of the Viking Mall at
9 a.m. and return to the base in
the early evening. Reservations
must be made and paid for no
later than the Friday before the
tour.
The tour office will provide
bus transportation to the ATafoss
sale tomorrow, Sunday and on
February 1 and 2.
The tour office is in opera-
tion from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Monday through Friday. Call
4200 for more information.
Word Processing course
offered in February
A one-credit CAPP lOOB-Intro-
duction to Microcomputers: Word
Processing Seminar will be held
February 3, 5 and 7 from 5:15 to
9:45 p.m. at the Navy Campus.
It is sponsored through the Uni-
versity of Maryland. Registra-
tion will be January 28 through
February 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information call 6226
or 7795.
NEX car sales
If you're due to transfer
soon and are thinking about buy-
ing a new car through the Navy
Exchange New Car Sales, now is
the time to start the paper
work.
They sell all American cars
at substantial discounts. These
discounts are for military mem-
bers stationed overseas. It's
best to give yourself three
months for special orders; how-
ever, factory stock vehicles
can be delivered within 30 days.
Call 4370 for more information.
Order uniforms thru mail
With the mandatory wear date
of CNT lifted and authorization
extended for wear of all ser-
viceable uniforms, there is a
demand for replacement compon-
ents of double knit and polyster
rayon summer white and khaki
uniforms.
Components of these uniforms
may be ordered through the Nor-
folk mail order system until
October 1. The address is:
Uniform Support Center, P.0. Box
15065, Norfolk, VA, 23511. Phone
numbers are: (1) in CONUS (ex-
cept area codes 703 and 804)
1-800-368-4088;
Lost and found
Icelandic wool hat found in
Bunker Hill housing. Call 7441
to identify. Ask for Ethel Mei-
erbachtol.
Bravo Zulus
.The U.S. Naval Security Group
Activity Keflavik conducted an
advancement frocking ceremony on
January 16 in the NSGA confer-
ence room. The following per-
sonnel were advanced/frocked to
their present ranks:
CT02 Paul Duncan
CTR3 Douglas Bruno
CTR2 Sheri Barnholdt
CTT3 Catherine Ganousis
CT02 Michael Hagan
CTT3 Deborah Mitchell
CTR2 Walter Munson
CT03 Celia Nelson
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January 25, 1985 The White Falcon