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September 19, 1975
Basketball tourney set
The 1975 intramural basketball pre-
season tourney will start October 21.
Teams may enter by contacting Frank
Kinney at 4128 or through the gym. Name,
rank and phone number of each team's
coach is necessary for information pur-
poses. League play opens on October 27.
The first organizational meeting will
take place at noon on October 15 at the
Recreation Office. A final meeting will
also be held on noon October 21 at the
same location. Attendance at the meet-
ing on October 21 is strongly urged, as
the purpose will be to finalize tourney
entries and positions.
Boys and girls between the ages of 9
and 14 who want to join this year's
Youth Basketball League can sign up at
the Youth Center on September 27 from 1
to 5 p.m., or September 30 from 6 to 8
p.m. An entry fee of $4 is required.
The season begins on November 1, so
don't delay. For more information, call
Miller at 4203 or Horwath at 5234.
Base team spikes local dub
The NATO base volleyball team de-
feated the Vikingur Sports Club of Reyk-
javik four games to one in action at the
A.E. House gym ]ast week. The NATO team
won by scores of 15-11, 15-10, 16-14 and
15-13. The Sports Club's single victory
ended 15-11. Team members for the game
were Jim Bartley, Stan Fish, Steve
Henrickson, Bruce Kennedy, Bill Nicely,
Mike Krawec, Bob Simister, Steve
Steakley, and Rusty Woodrum.
The volleyball team welcomes anyone
to come and try out for the team. New-
comers who want to learn how to play
"power volleyball" are also welcome.
Practice is held every Tuesday and
Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at the base
gym. For more information, call ATC
Simister at 4418.
Return golf invitation
The return match with the Ness Golf
Club will be held at noon on Sunday at
the Keflavik Golf Club. Golfers must be
present by 11:40 that morning. Score is
not crucial as this is one of the oldest
and friendliest meetings between the
clubs. A buffet is scheduled after the
match at the NCO club of Rockville. All
participants are invited. For more in-
formation, call Paul Eastman at 2123.
by Mark Jann
jP & Dick Plante
Ladies lane leaders
Karate dub dasses begin
The ancient art of Korean karate is
for anyone interested in his health
and personal welfare. The NATO base
Taekwondo Karate club is starting a new
class for beginners. Men, women and
children age 10 and up are welcome. All
interested people should come to the
first class Saturday at 1 p.m. in the
lower school gym. Call Ron Hartman at
4467 for more information.
Wall-ball champs decided
Steve Sniteman and Bob Voeth won the
base doubles paddleball championship by
defeating Walter Hocketstaller and Dick
Plante 21-15, 8-21 and 21-13, in the fi-
nal match. The devastating hits from
Steve proved the dominant factor in the
hard-fought battle.
Intramural paddleball will begin in
November. Any interested units are in-
vited to form teams for both A and B
league competition. Four singles and
two doubles games will constitute a
match. Entries may be made by contact-
ing 5791 or by memo to the Athletic Di-
rector.
Football standings
The NSGA Guardians stormed into the
league championship by swamping NavFac
12-0. Their lightning offense was
sparked by the quarterbacking of John
Dennison and the excellent receiving of
Wes Henson and Bob Kline. An outstand-
ing Guardian defense picked off the Nav-
Fac aerial efforts, forcing a ground
game which proved unsuccessful.
The Marines, however, provided the
NSGA squad with their only black eye of
the season; fighting the Guardians to a
20-14 win in the last game of the year.
Quarterback Dick Levine had a great day
with three touchdown tosses, and the de-
fensive squad punched enough holes in
the Guardians game to throw their ground
gaining bids off balance. It was fine
football, pure and simple, and congratu-
lations to all the participants for the
very competitive season. The victory
Beetle Bailey
LET'S FACE IT, no-handed pie eating can
be a crusty affair. Two Naval Academy
graduates introduced this unofficial
Annapolis tradition to the Marine Bar-
racks as an event in their Field Meet
last Thursday. Each entrant was requir-
ed to consume half a pie with facial
utensils only. When asked for comment,
this enthusiastic contestant remarked,
"Umph rafthg- frinpp!"
(Photo by J02 Art Frith)
League lane news
Atlantic League standing*
The first Ladies Base Roll-off took
place at the Arctic Bowl on last week,
pitting the top two final teams from the
Enlisted Wives, Powder Puff and Ice-
breakers leagues in lane competition.
The Rubber Ducky's of the Powder Puff
league emerged as base champs after a
very close demonstration of pin-hitting
skill. Congratulations to Lynn Granger,
Paula Granger, Sharon Brown and Bette
Ziegenbein for a very fine championship
display.
Inez Parrott rolled a high series o
518 and a high game of 180 in the two
day match. Carol Holmes was not far be-
hinf with a fine 513 series. Cindy
Howard accomplished 3-7-10 and 6-7 split
conversions, as did Lynn Granger with a
6-7-10 conversion.
ComClosed captures crown
The bowlers of ComClosed rolled to
victory last week at the base champion-
ship roll-off with a 9668 total. Manny
Valdres rolled a fine high game of 244
and Romeo Arquines had a ten-game total
of 1786. Ernie Cartagena, Jack Sciarino
and Von Soriano rounded out the team
roster. NSGA jumped into second place
in a meteoric rise from number six the
last day of the tournament. Denny Prior
led the charge with games of 212 and 221
for a final game total of 769 and a ten-
game total of 1793. He was helped bvtf
team members Frank Kinney, Steve HartM
Ron Ireland, Steve Harmon, and Jef^
Atkerson.
Midgjet league finals
KEFLAVIK MIDGETS LEAGUE w L
1. Pin Strikers 114 46
2. Ding-A-Lings 98 62
3. Dolphins 98 62
4. Cougars 96 64
5. Hot Shots 91 69
The Keflavik Midgets held a three- -game
roll-off for second place last Saturday.
Terri Carmin led the way for the Ding-A-
By Mort Walker
put the Marines : Ln the 2nd place spot,
making them ready contenders in the up-
coming base football championship.
TEAM W L T PTS
1. NSGA 9 i i 19
2. Marines 9 2 0 18
3. NCS 7 2 1 15
4. CFK 6 3 1 13
5. Hosp 6 4 1 13
6. NavFac 5 3 3 13
7. VP-16 6 5 0 12
8. Public Works 5 4 2 12
TOP SCORERS TEAM PTS
1. Bob Kline — NSGA — 62
2. Nick Young — NCS — 52
3. Denny Lack — NCS — 48
4. Frank Gendusa -- NavFac — 44
5. George Kegyes — Hosp — 30
NORTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE w L Lings with a 175 game and a 431 series.
1. 57th FIS 50 30 This enabled her team to win the second
2. Grindavik 48 32 spot slot.
3. Marines 45 35 High Game: Richard Jimenez 199
4. NavFac 45 35 Pamela Ratliff 135
5. Rockville 42 38 High Series: Kevin Bartley 422
High Game: Bob Voeth 242
High Series: Dave Mills 618
High Avg: Bob Burnell 184
High Game (hdcp): Joe Oates 269
High Series (hdcp): Richard Miller 700
Scratch league starting
Bowlers are needed for the Scratch
Bowling League. Anyone interested in
joining this league may sign up at the
Arctic Bowl. There will be a meeting at
3 p.m. tomorrow in the Arctic Bowl to
discuss league by-laws and team organi-
zation. All are urged to attend. For
more information, call Bruce Baker at
work 7303, home 7779; or Chuck Branson
at work 4493, home 4144.
Kathy Draeger 388
High Avg: Chris Clayton 127
Terri Carmin 120
High Game (hdcp): Danny Turner 199
Glenda Bohannan 183
High Series (hdcp): Rodney Hamrick 529
Cindy Kiger 510
Icebreakers eye initiates
The Thursday afternoon Icebreakers
bowling league begins September 25. Any-
one interested in participating as ei-
ther a regular or as a substitute should
call Dot at 7365. This league is open
to all ladies on base.
No advertisement* will
be accepted by phone.
Automobiles
66 Opel Kadett station wagon. Nice
family car. $700. Call Towers at work
4409 or home 4338.
73 Capri.. Call Sublett at home 7466
or work 7339.
69 VW. Rebuilt engine. $800 or best
offer. Call Harwood at 7540.
65 VWr Excellent condition, $620,
firm. Call Harwood at 7540.
74 VW. U.S. specs, low mileage, a-
vailable now, outstanding value. $2300.
Call Day at 6147.
66 VW sedan. Pay garage bill of $500
for rebuilt engine. Call Kegyes at 3221.
70 Toyota Hilux pickup truck. 30,000
miles, good condition. Call Heffernan
at 4162.
61 VW Bug. 75 insured and inspected,
runs well, needs little work. $350 is
rock bottom. Call Joe at 7137 from 4
p.m. to midnight.
69 VW Squareback. 75 insured and in-
spected, good condition, needs new
starter. $700. Call Pryor at 4338.
65 VW Bus. New engine, insured. Call
Sykes at work 7707, home 7852.
69 Austin American. New paint, new
studded tires, insured. Call Plummer at
work 7707 or home 4251.
72 Renault 12 station wagon. 75 in-
sured and inspected, 4 extra snow tires,
good condition. Call Fungo at work 4198.
69 Mach I Mustang. Good condition,
must sell for best offer. Call Wayne
Kohlenberg at U.S. embassy 24083.
65 Pontiac station wagon. New tires,
new brakes, good condition. Call Mauck
at 7097.
For Sale
Parts for 72 Wagoneer and similar
models, including oil and air filters,
wiper blades, spark plugs, etc. Call
Wolf at home 7056.
Tree top angle, 2 strings of outdoor
Christmas lights, 36 ornaments, $10.
Icelandic electric tea kettle, $5. Ice-
landic iron, $8. Call Withers at 5157.
Moroccan samovar, $145. Ship anchor,
with 44" shaft, $40. Large oak barrel,
10 iron hoops, $30. Trike, $3. Halli-
crafters 4-band SW radio, Model S-38C
for $15. Call Wolf at home 7056.
Electrophonic stereo with pair of
octagonal speakers, 6' Christmas tree,
single bed in fair condition, 3 trans-
formers-1600, 1200, 500. Call Withers
at 5157.
Rear brake shoes, Playtex nurser set,
baby seat, baby clothes, electronic
flash. Call Jackson at home 7718.
Electric rollers, $7. Portable hair
dryer, $9. Baby car seat, $12. Car
driving lights, $10. Car tape player,
$20. Color TV antenna with pole, $25.
2-man raft with oars, $15. Kodak Insta-
matic camera, $12. Camera case, $4.
Baby stroller, $15. Call Ellis at home
4466.
E78x14 snow tire on Chrysler product
rim, $15. Call Heffernan at home 4162.
Full-length Icelandic women's sheep-
skin coat, new, size 10-12, $75. Women's
clothes, size 10-12. Call Browne at home
7442.
18 lbs., 3-cycle washer, $200. Dryer,
$125. Both for $300. Call Harris at
home 7349.
74 RCA Acucolor portable 18" TV, $250
or best offer. 30-gallon aquarium with
accessories, $30. Call 7172.
Living room set; couch, 2 chairs,
$100. Drapes, king size bedspread,
throw pillows. Call Browne at 7442.
Westinghouse refrigerator in good
condition, best offer. Call Edwards at
4234, Passiao at 5195, or Rosin at 4186,
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
2 sets of baby bottles, 1 with ster-
ilizer. Size 46 peacoat, never worn.
Baby clothes and girls' clothes, sizes
2-5. Call Hauger at home 7365.
Like new camper shell for 8' bed
pickup, wood panel interior, overhead
light. Flooring included with storage
box and seat, $325. Contact Phillips at
work 7684.
Boys' quilted ski jacket with snap-on
hood, never worn, size 14. $25. Call
7466.
Canister vacuum cleaner, Sunbeam with
accessories, $15. Ladies' parka jacket,
pink, size 12, $9. Evenflo sterilizer
with bottles, $5. Child's wind breaker,
size 3-4, $1.50 each. Call 7847.
Kenmore apartment size washer and
dryer, like new, gold color, $300. 3
transformers available September 28.
Call Hiemstra at work 2290.
Dumbbells, arts and crafts, toys, ba-
by items, clothes and much more at the
rummage sale today 'til 4 p.m. in the
laundry room of 962-2.
Free
Loving, 1 year old female cat, black
and brown, litter trained. Good with
children. Call 4341.
Ads must b« submitted in writing
with phone
number and signature
Wanted
Transformer for off-base. Call Foley
at work 4224.
Furnished or unfurnished 2-bedroom
apartment. Please call Childers at work
7734 or barracks 7288.
VW engine for 67 Fastback 1600. Call
Heffernan at 4162.
Portable TV stand. Call Combs at home
4250.
Babysitter for weekdays from 8 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Ages 1 and 5. Call 2161 af-
ter 5 p.m.
Babysitter for weekdays from 8 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Ages 1 and 5. Call 2161 af-
ter 5 p.m.
Miscellaneous
There will be a proclamation by thfl
Baha'i World Faith Sunday at 2 p.m. and
7 p.m. at the Youth Center. Everyone is
invited. Call 2174 for more information.
Any Officers' Wives Club members de-
siring to play bridge Tuesday should
call Diane Graff at 6250 or Jan Hammock
at 4459 today.
Needlework classes begin Tuesday from
9:30 to 11:30 a.m. $10 for 6 weeks. For
more information call Jo Ann at Keflavik
3142.
Are you a musician without a band?
Like to be a member of a concert band?
For more information, call Judy Martin
at 7223 evenings, Mike Gifford at 7724
days, or leave a message at the USO re-
ception desk.