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THE WHITE FALCON
March 5, 1971
Keflavik Bowling
Association
by Ken Gemsheim
Some people wonder what the
one dollar dues of the Keflavik
Bowling Association (KBA) does
for them.
The dollar one pays for mem-
bership in the KBA gives the bow-
ler an- insurance policy by link-
ing him with the American Bowling
Congress. The ABC gives its mil-
itary members a free membership
card only if the bowler is an as-
sociation member. The ABC port-
ion of the dues is wavied. A
civilian would have to pay $1.85
for membership in the KBA.
Each member's dollar goes to
the local associationfor improve-
ments. The KBA is here to help
the bowler but it also must be
helped by the bowler.
The KBA encourages attendance
at its meetings on the third Wed-
nesday of each month.
Any questions about the KBA
can be directed to Ken Gemsheim
at Ext. 7177 or 6238.
School lunch menu
Monday, March 8 — Chicken
salad sandwich on lettuce leaf,
juice, chicken noodle soup, can-
ned peaches and fresh milk.
Tuesday, March 9 — Beefaroni,
tossed salad, juice, chocolate
pudding and fresh milk.
Wednesday, March 10 — Ham
salad sandwich with lettuce,
juice, tomato vegetable noodle
soup, ice cream and fresh milk.
Thursday, March 11 Hot dog
on bun, juice, fruit jello, cook-
ies, cream of mushroom soup and
fresh milk.
Friday, March 12 — Tunaroni,
flip, juice, popsicle and fresh
milk.
RAPPING, from Page 5
Air Force on February 4.
• YN1 William Legge reenlist-
ed for a period of six years on
March 1.
• Sgt. Dennis L. Miller from
the 57th FIS reenlisted for four
years in the Air Force.
The high school
hoopsters were
hosts last week
to FRAM.an Ice-
1 a n d i c team
from Reykjavik.
The V i k i ngs
took the game
with a final
score of 38-21.
High scorer for
the local team
was Edward Pen-
sel who managed
to collect 13
points. This
was the second
basketball game
played with an
Icelandic team.
On February 5,
the Vikings were
guests at the
Commercial Col-
lege of Iceland
and played to a
diplomatic 22-
22 tie.
O’ Wives Club
awards trophies
at bowling luncheon
An awards luncheon was held
February 24 at the Officer's Club
for all members of the Officer's
Wives Club Bowling League. Betty
Freshcom, Nina Prideaux, and
Marie Watson were first place
winners. Second place went to
Jimmy Stimson, Annette Johnson,
Alice Moscarillo, and Mary Sher-
man. Third place was held by
Lydia Randolph, Barbara Reynolds,
Carolyn Hartley, and Norma Wise.
Marie Watson earned high average
with a 157 and Lydia Randolph and
Shirley Payne tied for high se-
ries. High series handicap was
won by Sharon Hayes. Bonnie Dea-
son won high game with handicap.
Most improved bowler was Mary
Sherman with a plus 14.
Newly elected officers for the
forthcoming spring league are Bon-
nie Deason, president; Alice Mos-
carillo, vice president; Lou Mc-
Donald, secretary, and Charlotte
Cavender, treasurer. Teams h
already been formed but all Wi
Club members interested in hav:
their names put on the substitute
list should call Lou McDonald at
8377.
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Cl ay-Frazier fight
AFRS will carry a live, round-
by-round summary of the Clay-
Frazier heavyweight championship
fight which begins at 3:05, Tues-
day morning, March 9.
Though the summary will not be
a ringside, blow-by-blow account,
the broadcast from the mutual
network will provide the fastest
possible coveragewith Van Patrick
and Bob Considine at the micro-
phones .
Weekend sports schedule
AFTV will feature one basket-
ball game and one auto racing
event this weekend.
In basketball, the Baltimore
Bullets will tangle with the At-
lanta Hawks at 3:05 p.m. Saturda^^^^.
Sunday, racing at Sebring
take the spotlight at 5:05
This is the first of a series o^^^
auto racing specials that will be
scheduled for Sunday AFTV.