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FYI continued
Bravo zulus
The following personnel at
Public Works received awards for
construction of the two new
telephone booths in the .USO.
BU2 Terry Dunn
BU3 Jeffrey Suprise
BUCN Andrew Rheaume
BUCN Ross Kraemer
CE3 David Schuster
CECN Brad Billings
ICFN Richard Alfaro
ICFN Kevin Smith
CECN Darryl Winward
CA Jody Hornsby
For participation as members
of the Seabee Color Guard at
the KCPOA Dinning Out on April
6, a thanks from E. D. Cooken-
ham, to:
UT2 Cloy Mel linger
CM2 Timothy Chapman
UT3 William Gilbert
UT3 Robert Brewer
UTCN Darryl Sirles
Finally for successfully
completing the Customs Inspector
Course, to:
SW1 John Henderson
CM2 Allan All dredge
Division reactivated
TINKER AFB, OKLA. (AFNS) —
With the reactivation of 28th
Air Division here the 552nd
Airborne Warning and Control
Division has been redesignated
the 552nd AWC Wing. The re-
organization is intended to ease
management strains created by
the organizations' unique world-
wide commitments. Theunitsare
the primary operators and main-
tained of the Air Forces's
Fleet of 33 E-3 AWACS Aircraft.
The 552nd also trains E-3 crew
members and operates and main-
tains EC-135 aircraft at Tinker.
VA home loans
WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- The Vet-
eran's Administration reduced
its maximum' home loan rate from
13 percent to 12.5 VA adminis-
trator Harry Walters said the
reduction reflects recent im-
provement in the mortgage mar-
ket.
Coins and stamps
There will be the annual Coin
and Stamp Exhibit at the USO
tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Rare items will be auctioned.
There will be free cake also.
Mini course offered
On may 22 from 8:30 a.m. to
12 p.m. at the Family Services
Center there will be a Navy Re-
lief Mini Course offered to
persons interested in volunte-
ering as an office worker, case-
work interviewer, evening/week-
end duty watchstander, or any-
one interested in knowing about
the functions of Navy Relief.
The course is open to all
active duty and their depend-
ents. For further information
or to sign up please call 4602.
Child care will be provided by
reservations. Make your own
reservations by calling 4545.
Rotator schedule
With the change to daylight
savings time in the United
States, the Rotator will now
arrive at 5 a.m. on Tuesdays.
Check-in at the Naval Station
will begin at 7 a.m.
Special issue
The October issue of Proceed-
ings will be a special issue fo-
cusing on naval warfare. All
officers and enlisted are en-
couraged to submit articles.
For more information contact JOC
Petersen at 4552.
Classifieds continued from Entertainment Section
For Sale
WOMEN'S CLOTHES -- Separates,
color-coordinated in Autumn col-
ors, winter weight sizes 5-6 to
8-10. Call 7160.
PACK-OUT SALE -- End table, cof-
fee table, children's ski equip-
ment, girl's clothes sizes 10 to
14,women's dresses size 10,boy's
clothes size 10, men's clothes
and much more. May 18 from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 4376.
PACK-OUT SALE — Books, puzzles,
AM radio, roller skates, baby
items, auto parts, suitcase,
fishing pole. In laundry room,
tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at 963-2.
PACK-OUT SALE — From 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. at 962-2. Glass coffee
table, end table and mini hutch,
$250; mediterranian lamps, $20
queen size waterbed, $350; hide-
a-bed, $250; TV stand, $25; glass
cabinet, $25; baby bassinette,
$15; stroller,$20; playpen, $20;
baby boy clothes newborn to two
toddler, baby girl clothes 0-12
months, baby toys and miscel-
laneous.
PACK-OUT SALE -- Mi sc. houehold
items, stereos for kids, books
and toys, 45s and other records
50s and 60s era pop, some furni-
ture items,auto tires, twin bed,
table-desk. To be held tomorrow
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Qtrs.
925-1B.
PACK-OUT SALE — Must sell by
May 22 two 9'XI2' rugs in good
condition, $30 each. Call 7911
DWH or 7217 AWH and ask for A.J.
or Cynthia.
PACK-OUT SALE -- Tomorrow from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Snow shovels,
tire chains, sleds, boots, snow
suits, boy's and girl's shirts,
pants, socks, shoes, sizes 0-7.
Its at 1064-F.
PIANO — Story and Clark console
piano. Excellent condition,
solid cherry cabinet. Asking
$1,500. Call Karen Hernandez at
7250.
SALE -- Six drawer double dres-
ser with mirror, $25; four 14"
snow, mud studded tires mounted
on five hole GM wheels,$100; two
GM 14" rims unmounted,$15. Call
4757.
SALE -- Five-piece living room
set, $450; full/queen-size oak
headboard, $60; Atari 2600 with
four games, $80. Call 7500 DWH
or 7202 AWH.
SOFA-BED -- Large, triple cushion
herculon sofa,green plaid, folds
out to king-size bed, good con-
dition, $100 or best offer.
Green upholstered chair, $25;
seat cover for pick-up, new
$40. Call 4152.
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