The White Falcon - 04.10.1985, Side 2

Time to hoist sails for Navy Birthday
The following is a list of events for the up-
coming Navy Birthday.
A. 7-12 Oct., Singles Racquetball Tournament,
no charge, at the gym.
B. 12 Oct., 10 a.m., Fun Run, $3 entry fee, at
the gym.
C. 12 Oct., 1 p.m., Bike Race, $3 entry fee, at
the gym.
D. 19 Oct., 2 p.m., Old Timers Basketball Game,
enlisted see EMCM Boyden and officer's see
Lt. Cmdr. Strong.
E. 17 Oct., 3:30 p.m., Youth Center Birthday
Party, at the Youth Center.
F. 15 Oct., entries due for the Navy Birthday
Poster Drawing Contest, at the Youth Center.
G. 19-20 Oct., Birthday Discounts at Hobby Center.
H. 12-19 Oct., Birthday Discounts at Navy Ex-
change.
I. 10 Oct., 2-7 p.m., Red Pin Bowling, at the
Bowling Alley.
J. 16-19 Oct., Food Specials and Daily Drawing
at the USO.
Delay in passports foreseen
Air Force members with overseas assignments
may have to wait for passports and visas. State
Department has a backlog of applications that is
causing a 90 to 120 day wait for documents.
People can make the process run more smoothly by
applying for the documents within 15 days of thier
relocation interview. More information is avail-
able at the base personnel office.
Air Force members receive new option
for house hunting
Because of a new rule that became effective
June 20, 1985, Air Force members may now take up
to five days to look for a home while enroute to
a new duty station without being charged leave.
Before the new rule, a member could only make the
trip prior to the PCS move. You now have the op-
tion of house hunting before the PCS, under the
old rule, or enroute to the new duty station, un-
der the new rule.
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K. 16 Oct., 7 p.m., Special Celebration at the
USO.
The Navy Ball for officers is Oct. 19 at 7:30
p.m. Tickets are $15. If you have any questions
contact Lt. Lapiana at 4198.
Also, the Navy Ball for enlisted is Oct. 18 at
8 p.m. Tickets are $14.50. If you have any
questions contact SHCS Westrick at 7073.
New Chaplain promoted
Photo courtesy of NAVSTA Photo Lab
On Sept. 25, Capt. George T. Llovd, commanding
officer, NAVSTA, presented Chaplain William G.
Condon with his new Commander's cluster.
Chaplain Condon, who has just arrived from a
one gear tour at Adak, Alaska, received his
priesthood from Notre Dame University and is a
member of the Holy Cross Father Community.
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