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White Falcon
March 5, 1976
fay Dick Plante
MEMBERS OF THE U.S. WOMEN'S OLYMPIC HANDBALL team band together to reveal their
numbers.
International handball match
The big game between the Icelandic
Women's Handball Team and the U.S.
Olympic Handball Team was postponed
until Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission
is $3 and all proceeds go to the U.S.
Olympic Team. The Icelandic team plays
well, so the game should provide a great
deal of action and skill, plus some real
rough contact. European handball is a
fiercely competitive sport. Anyone at-
tending the game is guaranteed a slam*
bang contest more exciting than roller
derby without the "ham" routine. Tick-
ets will be available at 2:30 p.m. Sun-
day .
Racquetball standings
The racquet ball "A" league finds a
three-team race among VP-5, IDF and the
Sandcrabs with no clear cut favorite.
The "B" league has IDF in front with
AIMD, NCS and Recreation in close pur-
suit. AFI is favored due to their
having competed in a higher league for
the first half.
League standings
ENLISTED WIVES' BOWLING LEAGUE
FINAL STANDINGS
Team Won Lost
1. Dumb Belles 48 1/2 31 1/2
2. It's Us 44 1/2 35 1/2
3. Splitters 44 1/2 j i 35 1/2
ENLISTED WIVES' BOWLING LEAGUE
FINAL STANDINGS
Team Won Lost
1. Dumb Belles 48 1/2 31 1/2
2. It's Us 44 1/2 35 1/2
3. Splitters 44 1/2 35 1/2
4. Pinworms 41 39
5. Grindy Grinders 41 39
HIGH SERIES Dora Fronabarger 511
HIGH GAME Debbie Massin 202
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
Team Won Lost
1. Smoking 95 57
2. Pin Action 93 59
3. Team 2 93 59
HIGH SERIES Jerry Tolson 551/644
Hafdis Austin 484/598
HIGH GAME Donn Haviland 210
Hafdis Austin 187
HIGH GAME HANDICAP
Donn Haviland 235
Jerry Tolson 235
Hafdis Austin 225
SPLITS COVERED
Paul Hamrick 5/10
NATO beats
Vikings, 83-81
John Scewzyck was the hero of the
hour as he rebounded his own shot with
one second to go and the score tied.
Scewzyck shot a jump shot, which touched
nothing but string, to win the game, 83
to 81. In the second half, the NATO
Base overcame a 39 to 34 halftime edge
by the Vikings. The score was tied 22
times before the final heroics.
Scoring double figures for the Uni-
versity of Iceland Team were: Hans
Gudin, 24; Jon Porleifur, 17; and Josef
Steinn, 13; while Scewzyck had 22, Julio
Nieves, 21; Mark Albers, 11; and Andy
Medina, 10, had double figures for the
NATO Base.
All star volleyball
A collection of all-star volleyball
players, led by Bob Siraister, defeated
the Vikingur Club from Reyjkavik in a
best of five series 3 to 1. Play was in
mid-season form—the spikes and sets
were especially brilliant. Many games
will be scheduled in the future, so any-
one interested in playing on a varsity
team, contact Bob Simister at 4418.
Wrestling Smoker
The first 1976 Wrestling Smoker will
be held tomorrow. Weigh-in time is 9
a.m. with wrestling starting at 1
p.m. The event will be one or two days,
depending on the number of entries.
Prizes will go to the first and
second place winners. Weights are: 123-
130, 137, 147, 157, 167, 177, 187, 197
and unlimited. Entries will be accepted
until 12:45 p.m. tomorrow.
Street signs
go international
During the past two years, widespread
changes in highway and street signs and
pavement markings will be seen through-
out the United States and will affect
every motorist and pedestrian.
The United States is moving toward an
international-type system of traffic
control devices which emphasize pictures
and symbolic signs rather than written
messages._____ Symbolic signs
are not new to any-
one here in Iceland
or to anyone who has
been stationed any-
where in Europe.
Symbols have several
advantages over
written word mes-
sages. They provide
almost instant com-
munication with the
driver since they
can be understood at
a glance without having to be read. And
with millions of European visitors ex-
pected for the na-
tion's Bicentennial,
the new signs will
make driving safer
for all.
Members of the
Armed 'Forces will be
able to adjust to
a new area's driving
rules because he is
already familiar
with the signs being
placed on the high-
ways .
The shape and the
color of traffic
signs indicate their meaning. There are
eight standard shapes. Octagon: used
exclusively for Stop signs. Horizontal
Rectangle: generally for guide signs.
Equilateral Triangle: Exclusively for
Yield signs. Pennant: Advance warning
of No Passing Zone. Diamond: ex-
clusively to warn of existing or pos-
sible hazards on roadways or adjacent
areas. Verticle Rectangle: generally
for regulatory signs. Pentagon: School
advance and school crossing signs.
Round: Railroad advance warning signs.
While many European nations are
adopting the United States' "Stop" sign,
the U.S. is turning to more inter-
national standards with red and white
"Yield" and "Do Not Enter" signs and
the use of the red and white circle
with a diagonal slash to indicate pro-
hibited movement.
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
Automobiles
1966 Chevy Bel Air, recently tuned, 4
studded snow tires, 4 summer tires,
passed '76 inspection. Reliable trans-
portation. Call Flanagan at 7289, 8-5
weekdays.
1972 Jeep Commando. V-8 3-speed
transmission. Good condition. Below
Blue Book. Call 4194 work; 7615 home.
1965 Ford Falcon. Good transporta-
tion. Reliable. Best offer. Reyk.
24083.
1971 Renault R-4, front wheel drive,
'76 inspected, clean little car. $850.
Cad.1 0T2 Fitzhom, 4122 or see at 9
Managata, Keflavik.
1969 Toyota Corona $950. '76 inspec-
tion. C/w studs and summer tires. Good
condition. R and H.
1972 VW, American specs. 1976 in-
spected. Excellent condition w/cassette
tape deck. Available around May 1,
$1,700. Call 7585/7727; ask for Tom.
1968 Chevrolet Impala station wagon,
327 engine. Available after March 22.
Call 7103.
1972 VW 1200. Needs front end work.
Excellent engine condition. Best offer.
Call 5101 work anytime. Ask for Dave
Beauchemin. Leave message if not there.
1968 Firebird, 350 eng. 3 sp. Good
cond. 4 snow tires, 4 summer tires.
Has 1976 inspection. $800. Call 7245.
1972 Toyota Celica, 4-speed trms,
good condition, good on mileage, many
extras. Call Hamlin at 7033 or 7233.
1968 Jeepster Commando, outstanding
condition, available March 24. Call Tom
Collins. Duty 7227; home 2296/2294.
$2,500.
The new pennant shaped warning sign
supplements rather than replaces the
rectangular regular "Do Not Pass"
sign. The pen-
nant will be
located on the
left side of the
MA road and will
point to the be-
PASSING ginning of the
•vaup no-passing zone
which will now be
indicated as also
the no- passing
barrier line on
the roadway.
As the new signs are introduced com-
panion word messages will also be used
until the driving public becomes ac-
customed to the new system.
Ford, 3-speed transmission. Type
3:03. Call 7196 or home phone 7367.
1970 Land Rover—maintained in excel-
lent condition — luggage rack, two sets
of tires. Two gas cans. 2137 or 7361.
1973 Toyota Corolla Wagon, R/H
American specs, 4 speed, new inspection,
4 snow, 4 summer tires, excellent condi-
tion. Call Fernandez, home 5279; duty
7889.
1968 VW, newly rebuilt engine. Ex-
cellent running condition. European
specs. 1970 Opel station wagon. 1900
cc. New automatic transmission, new
paint. Call Corral 7320 (work) or 7576
(home).
1965 VW—as is or for parts, call
7196 or 7367.
1974 VW Super Beetle, American specs,
low mileage, summer and winter tires,
'76 inspected, phone work 6104/7738 or
home 7770.
1965 Ford $700. 1976 inspection.
New battery. Reliable transportation.
Call 7739 after 4:30 p.m.
1974 Ford Bronco. Excellent condi-
tion. Less than 7,000 miles Call 6173
after 5 p.m.
1968 Plymouth Fury III. 2 dr. H.T.
318 cu. in. engine. Standard transmis-
sion. Posi-trac. Good condition. 4479
res. Rockville 26. Asf for Ken.
For Sale
English-Icelandic and Icelandic-
English dictionaries, new condition, $15
each. Call 6274.
Three transformers. Call Sgt. Sher-
man at 4267.
Chest-high fishing waders. Size 11.
$25 or best offer. Call 6173.
Car seat for child. Very good condi-
tion. $10 or best offer. Call 6173.
Welsh baby crib, complete, $25. 2
diaper pails, $1 each. Folding gate $5.
Winnie the Pooh lamp, $5. Set of gold
drapes 125x63, $15. Set of sheers 50x63
for $15. Janel Gypsy wig, strawberry
blonde, $5.
Bowling shoes, new, never worn,
10 1/2 reg., $12. Call 4479.
Kenwood 4-ch receiver. 2 Kenwood KL-
888 5-way speakers. 120 watts per chan-
nel. JVC stereo cassette deck. Contact
Wiitanen at 7734 or 7288.
2 hand-made Icelandic wool afghans,
neutral colors, $25 each. Beautiful
gifts. Phone 7243 after 5 p.m.
2-chair dinette set. Bathroom space
saver. Glass center table and 2 end
tables, chrome legs. Training bed rail.
Plants. Call 7373.
Maternity clothes, size 13-14: 5 pr.
pants, 4 tops, 1 slack outfit, 1 dress
and slip. All for $20. Toaster (four
slice) $8. Ceramic molds. Large mirror
$20. String art ships $15. Porta Crib,
like new with 4 sheets $20. Wrist watch
$5. Baby's swing $3. Baby's car bed
$10. Call 4145.
2 Cragars with Mickey Thomson tire
Indy Profile size G-60xl4. Call 7023
and 7373 after 3 p.m.
17.1 cubic ft. Coldspot refrigerator
freezer, separate doors for refrigerator
and freezer. Reversible doors excellent
condition. 1 deacon's bench, 2 sets of
metal shelves (erector set type). 7981
duty; 4175 home.
1974 aluminum pickup truck cover or
cap, roll-out windows and heavy duty
door or flap in the rear, excellent con-
dition. Please call 7981 duty; 4175
home.
1 set of wheel adapters for Volks-
wagon to Chevy wheels, 1 5-gal. jeep can
and 1 sport steering wheel for VW.
Wanted
Dresser, coffee table and end tables.
Please call 5130 and leave name and num-
ber.
Babysitter (on base) for 1-year-old,
8-5. Call Terry at 7292 during work
hours.
9'xl2' red, white or gold rug and bed
and box springs and mattress. Call
Danni at 7562 8-5 weekdays.
Miscellaneous
A general assembly meeting of the
Filipino-Amerlean Association of Keflav-
ik will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at
the High School cafeteria. Members are
urged to attend the meeting to hear the
reports of the committees on special
projects planned for this year.
Anyone interested in bowling on Mon-
day's Enlisted Wives League? Sign up at
Arctic Bowl or call Marlene at 4262.
The league starts March 29 at 1 p.m.