The White Falcon - 12.03.1976, Page 4

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White Falcon
March 12, 1976
Volleyball standings
The first week of play finds Supply,
AIMD, Det 14 and HSA undefeated. The
eventual champions will probably come
from this group with AIMD and HSA favor-
ed.
In mixed doubles, the race is wide
open with the Fantastics and the Ham-
burgers favored.
In ladies' play, it looks like HSA
all the way. However, there is "many a
slip 'twixt the cup and the lip," to
quote an old golf cliche.
In recreation ball, AIMD looks like
the class of the league.
Racquetball
In "A" league play, IDF and the Sand-
crabs are in the lead with VP-5 close
behind. In "B" league competition, AFI
is in the lead with AIMD-1 a half game
behind. Recreation will be tied with
AFI if they beat NavComSta, setting the
stage for their final match meeting.
Marines avenge their Wrestling loss
The Marines avenged their 1975 loss
to Det 14 by winning 69-64 over their
old foes. They trailed through most of
the match but scored 19 points in light-
heavy competition and 22 points in un-
limited. Public Works had only three
entries and finished third with 36
oints on three wins.
Softball begins soon
Slowpitch, intermediate and fastpitch
softball will be played this year. The
leagues (including a ladies' league)
will begin around May 1. Organizations
are asked to support a ladies' team from
WAFS, WAVES and dependents. Names of
team captains or coaches should be call-
ed in to Mr. Dick Plante at 7298 prior
to April 25. A memo may also serve the
purpose.
Individual winners were:
123 Ken Reif Public Works
130 Mike Sandler Det 14
137 George Tota Det 14
147 Rick Saul Public Works
157 Tom Hall Public Works
167 Mike Perry NavComSta
177 Andy Moser Det 14
187 Stan Zitzow Det 14
197 Scott Borderud Marine Barracks
Uni. Tony Savone Marine Barracks
The next wrestling event is scheduled
for November 1976.
League standings
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
Team Won Lost
1. Pin Action 99 61
2. Smoking 97 63
3. Team 2 93 67
HIGH AVERAGE Ricky Opilia 156
Karen Rentner 133
HIGH SERIES Jerry Tolson 551
Sandi Draeger 509
HIGH GAME Paul Hamrick 220
Sandy Wieck 201
HIGH HANDICAP SERIES
Howard Wright 625
Cherye Martin 632
HIGH GAME HANDICAP
Johnny Ambum 261
Kathy Draeger 237
MOST IMPROVED BOWLERS
Randy Rentner +14.3
Karen Rentner +15
POWDER PUFF LEAGUE (Final Standings)
Team Won Lost Total pins
i. Sundowners 59 21 40898
2. Rubber Ducks 53 27 40991
3. Rocky Roads 47 33 39996
HIGH AVERAGE Donna Baker 160
HIGH SERIES Loretta Patrick 574
HIGH GAME Freda Wieck 218
Automobiles
1964 Tempest Station Wagon, needs
some work $350. Call 7839 before 5 p.m.
4172 after 5 p.m.
1966 Chevy Bel-Air; recently tuned,
4 studded snow tires, 4 summer tires,
passed '76 inspection; reliable trans-
portation. Call Flanagan at 7289 week-
days 8-5.
1967 VW Station Wagon with new 1975
engine in perfect working condition, re-
painted, with radio and new snow tires;
passed '76 inspection. Call 5242 after
1 p.m.
1968 Jeep Commando, radio, heater, 8-
track, automatic trans., 5 new snow
tires & 6th spare, new paint job, V-6
engine, rear defroster, outstanding con-
dition - $2,200. Duty 7227/Home 2296 or
2294.
1968 Volvo, excellent condition, just
inspected. Call 7292 (work) 7145 (home)
& ask for Fred.
1968 VW, new rebuilt engine, excel-
lent running condition, European specs.
1970 Open Station Wagon 1900 CC, new au-
tomatic transmission, new paint. Call
Corral, 7320 (work) or 7576 (home).
1969 VW, new rebuilt engine and new
muffler, inspected for 1976. Call 4267.
1970 Toyota Corona Deluxe, 1976 in-
spected, 4 steel belted radials, 4 stud-
ded snow tires, low mileage. Call Ens
Looker (6108/4254).
1971 Renault R-4, front-wheel drive,
good mechanically, clean little car, '76
inspected - $850. Call 0T2 Fitzhom at
4122 or see at 9 Managata, Keflavik.
1971 Toyota Corolla, 4-dr., snow and
summer tires, runs good, radio, avail-
able in May. Call 7548.
1971 VW, American specs, 25,000 miles
and excellent condition, '76 inspection.
Call 7540.
1972 VW, 1976 inspection completed,
4 studded snow tires w/4 radials, good
condition. Call Heffeman at 4162.
1973 Ford, green & white, spare tires
& gas cans, low mileage, inspected. 1973
Chevy Luv Truck-Camper, many spare parts
& interior carpeting. Call Papel at
4426/7433 (work) or 2254 (home).
1973 VW Super Beetle, American specs,
'76 inspected. Call 7646.
1974 Ranger 4x4, 360 air condition,
8-track, power steering. Call Don Sul-
livan, BEQ 750, Rm. 107, at 7709 or 2290
(work).
1975 Fiat 126 2400 KM, excellent con-
dition, still under warranty, Icelandic
undercoating, 5 new radials, new studded
snow tires, available now - $1,800. Call
AOC Walters at 7511/4404.
1975 Renault 12TL, 4-dr., 4 wheel
drive, 4 speed, 4 summer & winter tires,
excellent condition. Call 4372 (home).
Miscellaneous
The Base Nursery has openings for
part time employees to work with chil-
dren 6 months through 2 years and.chil-
dren 3 years through 6 years. If you
are a man or a woman who has a good un-
derstanding of children and enjoys work-
ing with them, you may apply at the Base
Nursery or call 7603 for further infor-
mation.
DEADLINE: 5 p.m. Monday
For all interested persons, there
will be an interim Chess Club meeting,
March 14* 1 p.m., at the USO.
The Enlisted Wives Summer League Gen-
eral By-Laws meeting will be held Monday
March 15, 1 p.m., at the Top Of The
Rock, following the Winter League Bowl-
ing Banquet. All women who will be
bowling on this league are encouraged to
attend.
Attention.' Thursday afternoon bowl-
ers (Icebreakers) meeting for review of
by-laws and election of secretary at Top
Of The Rock, on Wednesday, March 17 at 2
p.m.
Wanted
Double bed, 9 x 12 rug, and dresser.
Call Danni at 7562, weekdays 8-5.
Vocalist & keyboard player to join
rock band. Call 4326 & ask for Dave, in
Rm. 301.
1 guitar for beginner, in good condi
tion, reasonably priced. Call 7548.
For Sale
4 VW studded tires - $15 each, used
two winters. Call 7989 (work) or 4178
(home), QTS 602-B, Sgt. Williams.
Silvertone portable TV, B & W. Call
Papel at 4426/7433 (work) 2254 (home).
21" B & W TV, floor or table model -
$125 or best offer. Call CE2 Mahaffy at
7933 (work) or 2270 (home).
Panasonic SA6500 receiver; Garrard
100 turntable. Call 7646.
Electrophonic stereo console w/built-
in 8-track tape player. AM-FM multiplex
Garrard turntable, dark walnut and ver;
attractive.' Records and 8-track tapes
$2 each. Call 4147 evenings.
Marantz 4400 4-channel receiver, with
built-in Dolby, 125 watts per channel in
the stereo mode and 50 watts per channel
in the quad mode. Call 7218 after 6
p.m.
Stereo cabinet
$3; trundle beds
children's rockers

$10; kitchen cart -
- $175, complete;
- $4. Call 7548.
3-gauge weather unit; Minolta Mini 35
slide projector, including fan unit and
carrying case; Sansui 5000-X, 200 watt
amp/receiver; Sansui QS-500, 4-channe]
rear amp, 135 watts. Call OTC Lomonacc
at 5216 (work) or 7650 (home).
Baby items: walker-jumper; car bed;
round walker & nursery scale, all ir
good condition. Call 7645.
Fitted bathroom rug for coral sea;
coat, elegant camel hair with fox fur
collar, full length, size 12; lots oi
baby clothes, infants to size 24 months;
2 baby walkers, musical crib'mobile an<
crib bumper pad; snowsuits, jackets
blankets & shoes; boy's size 6 snowsuit;
boots, hats, woman's sweaters, slacks,
parka, jackets, maternity clothes, all
size 12 & 14; man's new winter jacket,
sweaters & slacks, all size M. Pack-out
sale, Saturday & Sunday, March 13' and
14, 1064 E. Coral Sea. Call 5242
Sears foam mattress & box spring,
double, excellent condition; 3 pair foam
backed fiberglass drapes, 96 x 84, $12 .
pair; 2 pair drapes 48 x 63, $8 a pair
Child's jump/rock horse, medium size,
$15. All available April 5. Call
4464.
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Join the Payroll Savings Plan.
The sooner you start, the more you'll have.
CAROLINE LAMARCA of Brownie Troop #4 presents the Bicentennial Declaration award
to Dorothea Olasson, wife of Vic Olasson, U.S. Information Service Public Affairs
Officer (USIS), for all the support given by the embassy. (photo by PH2 Pearce).
TO BEGIN GIRL SCOUT WEEK, Lynne Synder (left) acts as greeter at the Main Chapel
entrance Sunday. Gretchen Hiller (right) takes up the offering to represent Girl
Scouts' stewardship, (photos by J02 Jerry Foster)