The White Falcon - 10.01.1975, Page 4

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The White Falcon
January 10, 1975
Alley-Oops lead Enl. Wives League
The Alley-Oops currently hold
first place in the Enlisted Wives
Bowling League.
Team eight, We Try Harder,
holds second place and is follow-
ed closely by team Four, the Nit
Wits.
High average
Baker with 157
Faulkner holds
539 and Belinda Bunn has high
game with a 223.
Cindy Howard has high series
handicap, 591, and high game han-
dicap is tied between Loretta Pa-
trick ami Janet Differ, both with
228.
Anyone interested in joining
the league as a regular or sub-
stitute can call Donna at 7779 or
Bette at 7341.
belongs to Donna
Sharolene
high series with
Arctic Bowl sets league policy
Several changes have recently
been made in the policy of the
Naval Station bowling alley.
The changes, which are out-
lined in NAVSTAKEF Notice 1710,
are designed to provide a maximum
opportunity for all personnel to
use the bowling facility.
Under the new policy, intra-
mural bowling leagues are limited
to using 10 lanes while other
leagues are restricted to eight
lanes. No leagues will be per-
mitted to reserve lanes on week-
ends and bowling tournaments will
use a maximum of eight lanes.
Bowlers will be permitted to
participate in a maximum of two
leagues during the time from 5-
12 p.m. weekdays. There is no
restriction on the number of
leagues in which a person may
participate at other times, ex-
cept a priority system based on
a player's total league play par-
ticipation. For example, a per-
son not bowling in any league has
priority over others already in
a league.
All personnel will receive an
equal opportunity to try out for
league membership.
Keflavik Judo Club now in its 4th year
The NATO base Judo Club, now
in its fourth year, is extending
an invitation for new members.
Judo is the primary subject
taught, but some of the other
martial arts are also studied.
Classes are given every Tuesday
and Thursday night at 6 p.m. at
the Lower School multi-purpose
room.
Classes are also held in self-
defense. These classes are aimed
primarily toward women of the
NATO base, but are open to men
as well.
The Keflavik Judo Club is
sanctioned through the United
States Judo Association. For
further information, contact PH2
Tom Hanson at 2125 or 2110.
right photo—Tom Hanson (loft)
matches skill with Ron Hartman
at a Judo Club turnout.
Sunlamp and steam rooms opened to ladies
There's something new at the
gym for women. The sun lamp room
and the steam room are being made
available for use. Every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday during La-
dies hours, from 9-11 a.m., the
rooms will be open.
There is no charge for the use
of these facilities, however, a
small rental fee is charged for
towel and locker service.
&
Proper use of these servi^B
can be incorporated into part of
a health program. The sun lamp
room and the steam room offer re-
creation and relaxation.
The opportunity to continually
use the sun lamp room and the
steam room depends upon the re-
sponse of its use by all ladies—
wives, dependents and active duty
military.
Professional Basketball Standings
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
Team W L PCT. GB
Boston 23 13 .639 —
Buffalo 23 14 .622 1/2
New York 21 15 .583 2
Philadelphia 15 22 .405 8 1/2
Central Division
Washington 26 12 .684 —
Cleveland 20 15 .571 4 1/2
Houston 20 17 .541 5 1/2
Atlanta 16 23 .410 10 1/2
New Orleans 3 33 .083 22
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Midwest Division
Detroit 22 17 .564 —
Chicago 19 18 .514 2
Kansas City 20 22 .476 3 1/2
Milwaukee 17 19 .472 3 1/2
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
as of Jan. 7
Pacific Division
Golden State 24 12 .667 —
Seattle 19 19 .500 6
Portland 16 21 .432 8 1/2
Los Angeles 16 22 .421 9
Phoenix 15 21 .417 9
AMERICAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
EASTERN DIVISION
New York 28 11 .718 —
Kentucky 25 11 .694 1 1/2
St. Louis 16 25 .390 13
Memphis 10 28 .263 17 1/2
Virginia 9 29 .237 18 1/2
WESTERN DIVISION
Denver 33 5 .868 —
San Antonio 23 19 .548 12
Utah 20 22 .476 15
Indiana 15 21 .417 17
San Diego 15 23 .395 18
sports
Ladies paddleball tourney set
Sign-up for a ladies paddle-
ball tourney is now underway at
the base gym. Anyone interested
may drop by the gym in person or
call Mr. Plante at 5191.
Mens doubles handball set
Sign-up for a men's doubles
handball tournament is now under-
way at the base gym and will con-
tinue until Jan. 15. The tourney
will be double elimination.
All Stars to play K.R. Club
The NATO All Stars will play
two basketball games with the KR
Club this weekend at the base
gym. The games are scheduled for
2 p.m. Sat. and 6 p.m. Sun.
shorts'--------------------j
Batmen cinch Xmas tourney
The Batmen beat the Hackers
58 - 33 and 46 - 38 to take first
place in the NATO base Christmas
Tourney.
Named Most Valuable Player was
Larry Godfrey of the Batmen, who
averaged 15 points per game.
Other fine players among the
finalists were Wes Henson, Ron
Landschoot and Easy Baeten of the
Batmen and Mike Burke and Coz
Davis of the Hackers.
Watch sports on AFTV
For Sale
Sylvania 19 inch portable col-
or television with stand. Works
well, but has a touchy volume
control. Call Bonderman at 2227
during duty hours.
-v 26 inch black and white Philco
console. In excellent condition,
$60. Call Barnes at 4108.
A pair of girl's skates, like
new, size 7. Call 5179.
500 watt transformer, baby
play pen, stroller, and baby
walker. Call 79134 and ask for
Mayo, leave number if not there.
Three sherbet dishes and two
plates in Fostoria Debutante Gray
crystal, $15 for everything or $3
for each item. Call Anna at 7323
days or Kef 3219 eves.
Beautiful Spanish walnut din-
ing room suite. Must see to ap-
preciate, $450. Call 3260.
King size bed and Spanish head
board in excellent condition,
$150. King size bedspread and
matching drapes, $25. Call 3260.
Frost-free upright freezer,
white, 15.3 cubic feet, six
months old. Call 3176.
Refrigerator: 12 cubic feet,
2 dr.model. Must see to appre-
ciate, $100. Available after the
15th of February. Call Lt. Her-
ndon at 6233 during the day or
5145 at night.
Upright piano, needs tuning,
a good buy for a new pupil, $50.
Call 3260.
Wurlitzer electronic piano
with bench, $600. Jr. weight set
for $10. Call 7762.
VW parts: volt reg, coils,
starter, generators, fuel pump,
timing gear, single-dual carbs,
15 inch tubes, engine gaskets,
1500-1600 heads - crankshafts-fly
wheels, push rods and tubes, and
much more. Call Cummings at 5179
or 6233.
Set of four 600 x 15 VW snow
tires with studs. Call 5179 or
6233.
Five 600 x 15 summer tires,
$100. Call John at 2122 between
8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or 7835 be-
tween 6 and 8 p.m.
Two new snow tires, size G78-
15. Two new studded snowtires,
size 7.75-15. Call 7712 after 5
or Rockville ext. 25 between 8
a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Garage sale: Bldg 670-2 base-
ment at 1 p.m. Saturday. Dinette
set, sunlamp, snow suit, cur-
tains, children's games, clothes,
toys, tapes, records, waffle
iron, radios, ski boots, etc.
Old fashioned buggy, stroller
with wind shield, car bed, and
bassinet. All in good condiiton.
Call 7450.
12 " Panasonic black and white
television, $80. Call 5155.
Automobiles
72 VW Super Beetle. Four snow
tires, two summer tires, radio,
available immediately, $1700.
Call 7256.
72 VW Fastback, including five
studded snow tires. In good con-
dition, $2400. Call 2243.
68 yellow MGB-GT with wire
wheels, $1500. Call Capt. Bill
Fountain at 4108 or 5131.
Wanted
Divider for living room. Call
79178.
Three transformers: 1,000 or
1,500 watts. Call Henderson at
2221 or Kef 1791.
Three bedroom house or apart-
ment for family coming concur-
rent in February. Call Differ at
3120 or 7641.
Furnished apartment as soon as
possible. One or two bedroom.
Call Velez, 4196.
Lost
Silver bracelet with two Fami-
ly Service charms engraved on
back. Great sentimental value -
reward. Contact Peggy at 4200 oj
7254.
Free
After Christmas present: cute^
7 week old kittens. Call 2260.
Female puppy, 13 weeks old,
paper trained, good with chil-
dren. Call 79240.
Notice
All the claims against the es-
tate of Technical Sergeant Rich-
ard G. Ford, 249-42-3689, Head-
quarters Squadron Air Forces Ice-
land, should be directed to First
Lieutenant Robert W. Rominger at
57th Fighter Interceptor Squad-
ron, ext. 4108.
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