The White Falcon - 29.10.1993, Side 1

Vol.„52
White Falcon
No. 41 October 29,1993 Serving Jhe Iceland Defense Force Community
Icelandic Comer
It will start snowing soon
Br&dum kemur snj6r
(Brow-thum Kee-mur
snee-or)
Road test
Tire manufacturer tries
out new technology at
Naval Air Station
Keflavfk, see page 4.
si soccer
A. T. Mahan soccer

players set a precedence
friendship tourney,
e page 8
Winter
The Safety Office has
an informational bulle-
tin on winter safety
available at the White
Falcon newsstands..
Inside
Editorials........2
Lyte Bytes........2
AFNR ^
Features........4-5
Photo of the
Month.............6
lassifieds......7
Sports............8
Choir group
breaks the
silence...
A group of nearly 50 Icelan-
ders from Reykjavik visited the
base chapel last weekend to share
in an evening of ministry. The
message communicated, though,
was not heard so much by ears,
but felt in the spirits of those who
watched.
Many of the visitors who came
were deaf and mute. They
watched as first a choir group
from the Base performed a song
using sign language.
Then, a group of seven deaf
and yiute Icelanders held the
audience spellbound as they per-
formed a syncronized drama
routine to music they could not
hear playing over the sound sys-
tem.
The event was a repeat of a
performance that occurred a few
weeks ago in a Reykjavik church.
Anyone interested in being part
of the Sign Choir should call the
Chapel at ext. 4111. (Photo byJ02
Carlos Bongioanni)
Halloween is celebrated on Sunday evening. If
your child is planning to trick-or-treat, the hours
are from 5 to 8 p.m., basewide.
The Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines
will hold a concert at Andrew’s Theater Nov. 4 at 7 p.m.
This event is open to all base personnel.
In addition, the band will perform at 9:15 a.m. Nov. 3 at
the elementary school.
Later that evening, the musicians will entertain
the guests at the Marine Ball.