The White Falcon - 15.02.1985, Blaðsíða 4

FYI CFor your information]
PTO Meeting
The NATO Base Parent-Teach-
er's Organization (PTO) will
hold an open meeting at 7:30 p.m.
on February 19.
The purpose of the meeting is
to conduct a panel discussion on
the topic: Our Schools; What Par-
ents Expect.
Panelists will include the
Naval Station commanding offic-
er, the elementary and high
school principals and the PTO
president. Additional informa-
tion about the meeting can be
obtained from Mike Crognale at
4277.
EM&L restrictions
Personnel and/or dependents
with any type of communicable
disease are not authorized for
travel aboard Environmental
Morale and Leave aircraft due to
World Health Organization
Restrictions. Communicable di-
seases include most childhood
diseases such as measles, mumps,
chicken pox, conjunctivitis
(pink eye), skin diseases, and
influenza, in additional to more
serious medical problems. If
you or your dependents have any
symptoms, contact medical the
day prior to a flight and ob-
tain a certificate of good health
signed by a medical doctor.
Crispus
Attacks
Boston
Massacre
1770
February - Black History Month
March exam info
It's time for advancement
exams once again. The March
1985 Navy-wide examination for
advancement to paygrades E-4,
E-5 and E-6 will be held in the
galley between 7 and 11 a.m.
The E-4 exam will be on March
5, the E-5 exam on March 7 and
the E-6 exam on March 12. Re-
quirements for the exam and re-
commendations must be in to PSD
by the close of business on Feb-
ruary 15. If questions arise,
please contact PN1 Veselka at
4423.
Twilight tour changes
Beginning November 1, person-
nel will not become eligible for
a shore twilight tour until
their 28th year in the Navy.
Exceptions will be made for
those people requesting assign-
ment in a DOD overseas tour
assignment. This change permits
a two-year shore twilight tour
instead of the present three-
year tour. The new policy will
not apply to personnel who sub-
mit requests for twilight as-
signment dated before November
1. The change will improve sea
duty manning of senior enlisted
personnel and fleet readiness.
PTO Toy and Book sale
The A.T. Mahan Elemem.u.y
School Parent-Teacher Organiza-
tion is having a Used Book and
Toy Sale (for "kids" of all
ages) on Saturday, February 23
from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in
the multi-purpose room at the
elementary school. Donations
are needed! The PTO is looking
for books, toys, games, comics,
puzzles and computer brochures -
in good, clean condition. The
drop-off point for all items is
the elementary school main of-
fice any time during school
hours. If you are interested
in helping, please contact June
Fraim at 4452 or Anne Gwinn at
7867. Proceeds from the Book
and Toy Fair will purchase much-
needed computer software for use
by all students in grades 2-6.
Gcorae Washington's
Birthday
Ivhrnaiy 88
Birth announcements
Congratulations to Mary Elena
and H. Dean Allison on the birth
of their daughter. Corissa Sus-
anne was born February 1 at 6:50
a.m.
Rita Beatrice and Dennis Lewey
are proud to announce the birth
of their son. Jason Adam arriv-
ed February 1 at 8:09 a.m.
COUPON

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FREE '*
SIX PACK OF SODA
WITH A PURCHASE OF
AN IS PC BUCKET OF
CHICKEN OR FISH
FOR S 15.75
PRICE INCLUDES; COLE SLAW
POTATO SALAD &
CORN
WE ALSO HAVE A 3Pc,6Pc &
12 Pc BUCKET OF CHICKEN OR
FISH - FHintYS SATURDAYS 300 to 530
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February 15, 1985 The White Falcon