The White Falcon - 13.02.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
February 13, 1976
by Dick Plante
Basketball Game of the Week
SUSAN CUEBAS AND TWINS ARE DOING FINE.
Amy Renee and Mark Jason were born last
Saturday at the Base Dispensary. RM2
Rafael Cuebas is assigned to NA7C0MMSTA.
(photo by PHAN Bob Grier)
Chaplain Parker
gets a big
send-off surprise
About 100 base personnel attended a
surprise "going-away" party for Chaplain
Charles Parker at the Glacier Hut last
Saturday.
Chaplain Parker, who has been assign-
ed here at the station chapel for the
past two years, will transfer to the
Naval Air Station Saufley Field, Fla.,
Feb. 25.
While here Chaplain Parker has become
a "radio personality" because of the
early morning radio show he has aired on
Radio 1484, featuring a sermonette and
country and western religious music.
Colin Kelley presented gifts to the
Parker family on behalf of the chapel
congregation.
A wooden, inlaid music box which
plays the theme from "Dr. Zhivago" was
given to the Parkers. The Parkers also
received an Icelandic sheepskin rug on
which members of the congregation signed
their names.
Vi Eastman, a cake decorating in-
structor here, baked a cake in honor of
the Parker family. The cake bore the
iced inscription "God Bless You on Your
Transfer." The cake also included maps
of both Iceland and Florida.
While expressing his thanks for the
gifts and dinner, Chaplain Parker des-
cribed a card which a child gave him re-
cently. It read, "The team won’t be the
same without you."
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
Automobiles
1971 VW Bug priced under book and
warranteed. Call Chapin, 7292.
1963 VW Bug. Runs good? two new tires
and new voltage regulator. Passed 1976
safety inspection, asking $400. Call
Dyer, work-6108, home-7379.
1963 Ford Galaxie 500 XL, mint condi-
tion. Phone 7819.
1968 Ford Cortina GT, rebuilt engine,
and exhaust system, new wheel bearing,
rebuilt electric system, new starter sol.
and new battery and voltage regulator.
Four summer tires go with it. $800.
Call, work-2130 after 4:30 p.m. and
7569 during the day.
1968 Volkswagon, excellent mechanical
condition, four snow tires plus two
street tires. Reliable transportation.
Call Lt(jg) Robinson-5126, Lt. Graybill-
4289 or Lt(jg) Rishel-5136.
1968Chrysier Newport, $950 or best
offer, good transportation. Contact
SSgt. S. Fourroux, 57 FIS 7037, home
7955.
1974 Fiat 124 Spyder Convertible,
21,000 miles. Four studded snow and
five summer tires. Shop manual, extra
parts, five speed transmission, top in
good condition. Asking $3200. Call
7654.
1969 Dodge Dart Swinger, good trans-
portation, new snowtires, new shocks
and muffler. Call Lyons at work, 2121.
1972 Ford Bronco with front mounted
Admin’s 39-36 win over Grindy was
picked as the Basketball Game of the
Week. They overcame a 23-10 lead at
halftime, to win the game.
Grindy shot at the good basket the
entire first half, however it was a dif-
ferent story in the second half shooting
at the smaller basket.
A determined Admin defense limited
Grindy to only six baskets, four by
Randy Spillers. Admin all started
hitting the larger basket as the fa-
voring "wind" gave them the necessary
confidence.
Player of the Week
A1 Price of Rockville was chosen as
basketball's Player of the Week for his
24 point contribution against VP-56 in a
lost cause and aiding his team to two
other wins during the week. Price has
been here for only 10 games, however,
during this time, Rockville has improved
their won-lost record by 40 per cent
while being competitive in their losses.
A1 is a 6’4", 240 lb. giant who fea-
tures a soft jump shot which is effec-
tive to 15 feet. He is left-handed all
the way and is averaging 13 points a
game.
A1 is a member of the All-Stars team
and has been instrumental in our strong
showing against the Icelandic National
team.
Playoffs begin tomorrow
The playoffs for the Basketball
league opens Saturday at noon with eight
games on tap for the day. Eight games
will follow on Monday, starting at noon,
with the tournament finals Friday.
Predicted finalists are Hospital, Ma-
rines and VP-56. The Hospital team has
compiled an amazing record of 27
straight wins, so logically they should
be the favorite. However, Marines and
VP-56 have both lost by two-point de-
cisions to Hospital giving them upset
possibilities.
Banquet date changed
The 1976 Winter Sports Banquet date
has been changed. The date has been
moved from Feb. 26 back to Feb. 24, at 7
p.m. at the Officers' Club. Tickets are
available at the base gym from Dick
Plante. Reservations should be made im-
mediately. There will be a band and the
menu features Steamboat Round. Sports
trophies will be awarded at this time.
spare tire carrier and two new shocks
(neither installed). $2,900. Call 7578
after 5 p.m.
1968 Volkswagon Stationwagon, brand
new engine, paint job and new tires.
$1200 or better. Phone 5242.
For Sale
Wanted
Late Volkswagon body. Call 7580 and
leave message. Will call back.
Chest of drawers, single bed and end
tables. Call 5130 and leave name and
number.
General Motors V8 engine, 350 cu.
in. or smaller. Call 7674 :after 5:30
p.m.
Found
Ladies' gold watch found near the
commissary and apartments two weeks ago.
For information, call Pam at home, 4435.
Miscellaneous
The Keflavik Navy Aero Club is spon-
soring a private pilot ground school in-
structed by an FAA certified flight in-
structor. Anyone interested or for more
information, contact Jonathan A. Frost
at 2778 before Feb. 14.
You are welcome to worship with the
Keflavik Fundamental Baptist Fellowship
Sunday at 10 a.ra. in the Human Relation
Building and Thursday at 7 p.m. in the
Chapel Annex.
One set of Encyclopedia Brittanica
21" TV with stand and a baby stroller.
Phone 7819.
Two L-78 x 15 snow tires, $15. Elec-
tric- bottle sterilizer, bottles, $5.
Call 5168.
Long dress, misses size 14, never
been worn. Bone and brown (two-tone)
patent leather little boys shoes, size
6 1/2 D, never been worn. Call 7616.
Duncan molds: DM80A vase, small flo-
wers, sitting clown bank, owl bank, the
naturals Fritz and Katie. Call 7850 if
interested.
Twelve pound bowling ball, humidi-
fier, two brand-new pairs of size 16 ma-
ternity slacks, infant's car-bed in good
condition. Call Fournier at 7165.
‘'Grund.ig" console unit with AM/FM/SW
and turntable. See and hear to appreci-
ate. Dark, high-gloss finish. Call 6254
or 7109.
Two Kenwood 777-A speakers, excellent
condition. $115 each. Call 5275.
One car seat/play pen/swing and baby
walker. Call Dionisio at 2122 or after
5 p.m. at 7457.
Ski boots, men's 10 1/2, $5. Ladies
7 1/2 narrow, $15. Both pairs are lea-
ther, buckle type. Call 4270.
Sears portable washer and dryer,
apartment size, contact Capt. Foley at
work, 4224.
Double bed with bookcase headboard,
baby walker. Phone 5242.
BASKETBALL LEAGUES LEADING SCORERS
AMERICAN BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Scoring leaders were Pat Dornbocer
with 12 points and Bill Stone and
Wayne Gerald both with 10 for Admin
while Randy Spillers with 16 was high
for the Grindy team and for the game.
JGG wins ladies
league tournament
The Jolly Green Giants won the Ladies
Basketball League Championships by de-
feating the Rugrats, 19-18. The first
half belonged to the Rugrats as they
opened up a 15-10 lead only to be caught
in the last 40 seconds.
Ruth Connell's layup with 15 seconds
left in the game sewed up the verdict as
Beth Carson's jump shot rimmed out at
the final buzzer. High scorer for the
Rugrats was Mary Jo Jerowicz with 12
points while Ruth Connell also scored 12
for the Jolly Green Giants.
IDF wins playoffs
IDF defeated VP-56 in their big
shootout for first place in the Racquet-
ball A league. Both* finished tied for
the league and were still tied after
the six playoff matches, 3-3.
A unique playoff system was devised
where the number four men played eight
points with VP winding up ahead, 5-3.
After the number three men completed
their eight points, the score was 9-7
with VP-56 still ahead. But Harry
Warner of IDF came back from a 12-7 de-
ficit to tie at 12-12, setting the stage
for the number one men to decide the
game. John Gardner opened a 17-12 lead
for the VP-56 but Pete Hershfield reac-
ted to the challenge to score the next
nine points becoming 21-17 for IDF.
Final game of series Sunday
The last game of the Ambassador's Cup
series will be played Sunday at 3 p.m.
Come out and support your team as it
is the strongest in many years. Refresh-
ments will be served for players and
presenting party after the game.
Volleyball leagues
This is the last chance to sign up
for Volleyball for 1976. Recreation,
ladies, mixed and intramural leagues all
start next week. Sign up with Dick
Plante at the gym, 5191..
Player Team Pts. %
1. Don Johnson CFK 393-20=19.7
2. Julio Nievas Hosp. 382-19=20.1
3. Mike Lowe Weapons 375-20=18.8
4. Reggie Scott Marines 368-22=16.8
5. Wes Henson NSGA 368-24=15.3
NATIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Player Team Pts. %
1. Harold Robbins VP-56A 422-21=20.1
2. Bob Simister AIMD 325-25-13.0
3. John Coggins Supply 315-22=14.1
4. Mike Perry NCS 284-21=13.5
5. Doug Rautio H.S. 275-26=10.7
RECREATION BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Player Team Pts. %
1. Bruce Wingate VP-56A 256-11=23.2
2. Mark Albers Rec. 154-10=15.4
3. Spencer Heywood IDF 137- 8=17.1
4. Bob Jabe IDF 123-10=12.3
5. Ray Hammock CFK 116- 8=14.5
LADIES BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Player Team Pts. %
1. Ruth Connell JGG 223-18=12.4
2. Cherrie Autrey Vikings 212-19=11.1
3. Mary Jo Jerowicz Rugrats 185-13=14.2
4. Beth Carson Rugrats 184-18=10.2
5. Pat Lentner Guardiannes 137-12=11.4
League
standings
ICEBREAKERS BOWLING LEAGUE
Team Won
Lost
1. Wild Cats
2. Upsey Dawnsey
42
39
39
26
29
29
HIGH SERIES: Rose Parham 549
Carol Holmes (sub) 560
HIGH GAME: Carol Christy 190
SPLITS CONVERTED:
Louise Sawmelle 4/5/7
Rose Parham 5/10
Carol Daigle 6/7/10
Marlene Hueber 6/7/10
Sherry Goodhartl 5/6/10
ENLISTED WIVES' LEAGUE
Team Won Lost
1. Dumb Belles 41 1/2 26 1/2
2. Splitters 40 1/2 27 1/2
3. P inworms 39 29
4. It's Us 35 1/2 32 1/2
5. Grindy Grinders 34 34
HIGH GAME: Carol Holmes 243
HIGH SERIES: Carol Holmes 529
Dora Fronabarger 528
Marlene Hueber 526
SPLITS CONVERTED:
Marilyn Bemnardo 3/10
Elaine Shenfeld 1/5/4/7
Helen Soriano 5/7
Cindy Howard 5/7
Sonja Cristwell 5/10
ICELAND COUPLES BOWLING LEAGUE
Team Won Los 11
i. Flippity Flyers 50 2*
2. Infusorians 43 1/2 28 1/2
3. Misfits 43 29
4. Who Knows 40 32
5. Doobie Das 40 32
HIGH SERIES:(men) A1 Ziegenbeim 561
(women) Lori Knott 547
HIGH GAME: (men) Frank Larmeir 209
(women) Carol Holmes 209
SPLITS CONVERTED:
Bud Snyder 6/7/10 3/7/10
Maureen Beneca 5/10
Bill Thornton 5/8/10
Bridgett Haviland 5/8/10 6/7
Bruce Baker 3/7/10
Sue Snyder 5/6/10
Frosty windows are a no-no
What you can't see
You CAN hit!