The White Falcon - 20.08.1993, Blaðsíða 1

Icelandic phrase of the week:
Is that your seagull?
'£r t>etta jiinn mavur?
(Er thet-ta theen mow-ver)
Vol. 52 No. 33 August 20,1993 Serving the Iceland Defense Force Community
.White Falcon
Rescue truck
The Air Force now
has a rescue truck that
can climb glaciers,
see page 4
Future leaders
The E4/E5 Association
is praised by base lead-
ership, see page 5.
Marine
generosity
$40,000 check is in the
bank, see page 6.
The long run
Base personnel join
thousands for Reykjavik
Marathon, see page 8.
Inside
Editorials..........2
Briefs..............3
Lyte Bytes..........3
Features..........4-5
iA wards...........6
Classifieds........7
Sports..............8
LTJG Chuck Taylor of Patrol Squadron FORTY-NINE strides in after hours spentflying in a P-3C Orion.
Taylor recently distinquished himself by becoming a designated aircraft commander before reaching
lieutenant status. See complete story on page 5. (Photo by PH2 David Difuntorum, VP-49)
SureStart encourages opportunity
for Keflavik base children
Naval Air Station, Keflavik, is
offering a new program for pre
school age children to give them
every advantage for success in
their education.
SureStart is a six hour per day
developmental program for three
and four year old children which
will run for a normal school year
and is provided for SureStart
families free of cost.
SureStart was modeled after
the national program HeadStart
which was designed as a compre-
hensive child development pro-
gram to help children gain the
benefits available to all children
before they enter school.
For the children to best gain
these benefits, SureStart offers a
four part program which includes
education, health, social services,
and parent involvement.
Eligibility requirements are
focused on the needs of our
community and will be individu-
ally assessed.
Screening will begin soon for
the fall class. Applications are
available at the Child Develop-
ment Center between the hours
of 8:30 and 4:30 p.m. If you have
any questions about this program
and if it would meet the needs of
your child, call the Child Devel-
opment Center at 7603.
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