The White Falcon - 07.05.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
flay 7, 1976
Sportsmanship: ZZ°.ZT“
Seven-year-old Ronnie Blaylock won
the overall Sportsmanship Award, and
James Lake, 10, was awarded the Out-
standing Champion trophy Sunday, in the
Viking Judo Club's first tournament com-
petition.
Judoists consider the Sportsmanship
Award to be the most coveted trophy in
the game. It is won through a display
of Judo courtesy and technique. The out-
standing Champion Trophy is awarded for
sustained exceptional technique.
IN A NAGE NO KATA, technique demonstra-
tion, Anna Hjaltadottir throws her hus-
band, Ossur Torfason, over her shoulder.
The two Black Belt Judoists performed in
slow motion to demonstrate movements and
techniques of the art to spectators.
They teach classes in Keflavik and Reyk-
javik, and soon will begin instructing
the Viking Judo Club.
During a brief tournament intermiss-
ion, Icelandic Black Belt Judoists Ossur
Torfason and Anna Hjaltadottir, a hus-
band-wife team, awed spectators with a
demonstration of classic Kodokan techni-
ques.
Ossur and Anna, recently instructed
by an Eighth Degree Black Belt from Jap-
an. will becin teaching the Viking Judo
Club May 22. The Morses, George, Amoy,
and Brad, who founded the club in Janu-
ary 1975, and who have taught the base
judoists since, leave Iceland in June
for the United States.
Mrs. Morse, a First Degree Black
Belt, said she was very happy with the
results of Sunday's tournament.
"The kids have made tremendous prog-
ress in technique and attitude. It has
been a very rewarding experience," she
said.
The Monday afternoon youth class has
40 children enrolled, 36 of whom partic-
ipated in the tournament. An evening
class for advanced juniors and adults
has 14 students and is taught primarily
by George Morse, a Fifth Degree Black
Belt.
Other winners in Sunday's competition
were:
First Weight Division: (1) Bennie Be-
nacci; (2) Bill Kennington: (3) Jeff
Scruggs.
Second Weight Division: (1) Robert
Turner; (2) Charlie Slack; (3) Shane
Oglesby.
Third Weight Division: (1) James
Lake; (2) Andrew Curl; (3) Rodney
Hamrick.
Fourth Weight Division: (1) David
Snyder; (2) Dina Slack; (3) Jean Du-
bois .
Fifth Weight Division: (1) Luciano
Evangelista; (2) Tanji Johnston; (3)
Jeff Cogley.
Advanced Juniors: (1) Robert Lake;
(2) Jim Opilla; (3) Scott Truax.
Under United States Judo Association
rules, the divisions are determined
through a weight and age combination of
point assignment.
Softball’s pre-season ends
The 57th Black Knights and CFK Ambas-
sadors are tied with one loss each in
the double elimination tourney with the
playoff scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m.
The 57th got there the hard way by
winning three games Tuesday after win-
ning two on Sunday and Monday.
CFK advanced to the finals by defeat-
ing SPECCOM 10-3, AirOps 14-0, Comptrol-
ler 18-7 and NSGA 9-7 before losing 8-2
to the Black Knights.
The Knights lost to Supply 12-2 and
then swept through the losers bracket,
beating High School 20-7, Grindy 5-4,
Rec 13-12, Compt 12-1, Rockville 10-1,
NSGA 7-3 and CFK 8-2.
NSGA finished third. Moose Swaney
of NCS, and a former member of the House
of David, had three homers in one game
to lead the power display while many
fielders excelled.
57th looms as the team to beat while
NSGA has outstanding pitching and a good
defense.
CFK has the pitching while Grindy
will be a threat as long as Randy
Spillers can carry his big bat to the
plate.
Sup-
Goose"
Comptroller will score runs and
ply has scoring Jim Payne and
Gosnell to lead the defense,
Recreation has Long Tom Evans to
lead the attack and pitching ace Paul
Hamrick.
Rockville ' has a solid team which
finishedl fourth in the tourney. Hosp
“lost most of their big guns, however,
defending champs are champs until beat-
en. NCS has the power, but the Big
is lacking. Weapons has their sec
weapon Diane while Det 1 and Det 3 will
sneak upon you.
Eight teams did not play in the
tourney, so they have the chance to
scout the opposition. The Special Ser-
at-
* I
vices grounds crew was outstanding
throughout the tourney as they came up
with a first in Iceland.
Mark Albers was proud of his pitch-
er's line which was very conspicuous
from home plate to the pitcher's mound
to aid the rookies and wild pitchers.
Now, if Mark can onlv find th£ key to
the first and third base coaches' box,
the season will be ready to start.
Golf league swings into action
Sixteen teams answered the ring of
the bell for 1976. Play will begin on
Wednesday afternoons unless agreed
otherwise. All golfers are notified.
You must pay to play. Tickets are
available at the gym.
Attention, golfers: Anyone interest-
ed in establishing a handicap, go to the
gym, pay a green fee, pick up a score
card, and write full name, command, duty
phone and date. After playing a round,
turn the card into the gym. Cards will
be picked up daily and handicap computed
with a listing posted in the gym.
Attention women golfers: The tournar
ment director is planning a Lady's tour-
ney. Any woman interested in playing,
contact Mrs. Bayne at 2101.
If enough interest is shown, a tourn-
a ment will be scheduled.
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
For Sale
Pack out sale: huge oak barrel $25,
Moroccan Samovar $145, high chair $13,
crib and mattress $25. Call Wolf 7056.
4 studded snow tires E78xl4 used very
little, 1 summer tire E78xl4 $10, 1 sum-
mer tire B78xl4 $10, Polaroid SX -- 70
Model 2 Camera with carrying case and
accessory kit $ 100. Call 4344.
One crib with mattress and bumper
pad, one peacoat never worn size 46.
Call Hauger at 7365.
One pair Bose 901 Ebony speakers with
stands $450. Call 7218 after 5:30 p.m.
4 Goodyear F78-14 snow tires, like
new, Vita-Master Exerciser 3 position
plus on/off $40. Call 7841.
SA6400x Technics 264 channel receiver
$300. Call 2000 ask for Wallace.
3 paintings of boats $75 for all
three. Call 7777.
750 watt transformer, voltage reg-
ulator for VW, oil and lamp gauge set
for VW. Call 7829 and leave a message
for Jeff.
1 double couch $15, 1 couch with
storage compartment $25, 1 double bed
with mirror dresser $60, kitchen table
with four chairs $60, ironing board $5,
coffee table $25. Call 5206 on Monday.
Bible (K,J) contents; ready refer-
ence, center references, concordance,
Bible Dictionary, maps with gazettes,
ruled notebook paper, binding, Water
Buffald Calfskin, overlapping covers, 23
carat gold edges. Call 7777.
Summer tires F78-15, good condition
$60 for 5, $54 for 4 or $15 each. Call
5244.
Thayer walker-bouncer two position
seat folds for storage. $10. Call 7503.
1 drum set-assorted brands-perfect
for a band $325. Call 4247 for more
information.
4 studded snow tires for VW, 12x15
blue carpet with extra pieces. Call YNC
Baker at 4189 or 7846.
Playpen $5, folding changing table
$10, crib with mattress, sheets and
bumper pads $25, Collier baby carriage
which converts to stroller and car bed.
Crib available after May. Call 4179.
21 cu. ft. upright freezer $150,
suitcases - Leeds red plaid 30x23 $12,
green plaid 21"xl5" $9, green 21"xil3"
$3. Call Menard 7410.
Westinghouse washer and dryer. $340
Call Sgt. Peters 2130 or 7911.
Baby car seat. $15. Call 7421 or
6161.
Decca 12 string guitar. For more
information call Laws 4433.
One female hamster with Sears Habit-
rail. Includes large exersise wheel,
skyhouse, water bottle, extra food and
bedding. Call 5241.
New overhaul parts for VW fits all
1500 series, cylinders and pistons and
complete overhaul gasket set $80, dual
action finishing Sander $22, Baby car
bed $12. Call 2187 or 4365,
v
Four studded snow tires E78xl4,
women's dresses 205j-24Ji, shoes size 9,
ice skates, bowling shoes, rain poncho,
luggage, a variety of interesting odds
and ends. BOQ 634-117 1 to 6 p.m. tomor-
row or call Lynn at 7350.
Automobiles
1964 Corvair Spyder- turbo charged
with many spares. Call 7507-work or 6144
home.
1974 Toyota Land Cruiser- 4 wheel
drive, excellent condition, cassette
player with 2 speakers, new paint job,
11,500 miles. Call Whitey Dickerson at
7064.
1969 VW- American specs., radio, new
snow tires. Available June 8. Call 6169.
1966 Ford Bronco- 4 wheel drive, 13
tires, and a box of extras. Call 7436
days 2136-nights and ask for Moser.
1973 Range Rover- many extras. Avail-
able immediately. Call Lt. Hammock 4203
or 4459.
1969 VW- 76 inspection, new muffler,
rebuilt engine. Call 4267.
1967 Mustang- lime gold, black vinyl
roof, six cylinder, 4 studded snow tires
and 4 regular, 51,000 miles, good condi-
tion. $800, Call 7823/7625 duty hours.
1975 VW- excellent condition, 4,000
miles warranty, am/fm and 8 track, tires
4 studded, snow chrome package. $2,000
firm. Call Denver at 7033.
1971 VW- European specs., summer and
winter tires, runs well. Available June
9. Call 9-3248 after 4 p.m.
1970 Land Rover- $1800. Call 4435
after 5 p.m. and ask for Scott.
1972 Austin 1300- available June 1.
Call Kathy Bigney at 7412 and leave
a message.
1974 Volvo- European specs., ex-
cellent transportation for Iceland roads
4 new tires, radio with 8 track tape.
Can be seen at the Top of the Rock Club
or call Klaus at 4115 or 7496.
1965 Ford Station Wagon- runs good,'
summer and winter tires, $500. Call 4189
and ask for Dave or 4326 rm. 301.
1974 Plymouth Gold Duster- 225 slant
six, floor shift, R6H, interior decor,
canopy vinyl roof, spacemaker, etc. low
mileage, excellent condition. Call 7108
or 7847.
1975 Fiat-128- 4 wheel drive, like
new, $2200. Call 6122 or 7550 after 5.
1972 Jeep Wagoneer- four wheel drive,
hi-lo guage, 5 summer and 5 studded
tires used one season, very reliable.
Call 7253 after 5 p.m.
1970 Toyota Corona MKII Station Wagon
good transportation, $1550. Call Bill at
7787 or 7179 after 5 p.m.
1969 Volvo 164- Diplomatic specs.,
available mid-June. Call LCDR Bortz at
7721-days and 7240-evenings.
1965 Mercury Comet- six cylinder,
standard transmission, new tires, bat-
tery and clutch. Good transportation.
$400. Call 7040.
1970 Toyota Corona- automatic, good
cond., passed 76 inspection, summer and
winter tires. Available in June. Call
7863 between 3 and 6 p.m.
1974 VW Dasher- U.S. specs., less
than 7000 miles, $3900 firm. Call Wolf
7056.
1973 VW Superbeetle- am/fm radio,
American specs., new snow tires , recent
tune-up, 76 inspection, $1800. Call
7646.
1971 VW 1300- 33,000 miles, American
specs., runs, good, collision insurance
until November, available immediately.
Call Dr. Calbert 9-2050 or 6226.
1975 Ford Cortina- European specs.,
rear window defroster, 28-30 mpg, avail-
able in June. Call 7725 or 6175.
1967 Karmann Ghia- new brakes, muf-
fler, battery, set of studded snow
tires, 42,000 miles, insured for 76,
$850 firm. Call Roger 7454 after 5
p.m.
1972 VW Superbeetle- American specs.,
very good condition, new summer and
studded tires, 17,500 miles, $1600. Call
Stenstrom work-7008 home-7168.
1974 Fiat 128- American specs., 4
summer and four winter tires, 8 track,
$2100 with insurance. Call 7421 or 6161
after 6 p.m.
1970 Pontiac Catalina Station Wagon-
excellent condition, 5 studded snow
tires, misc. parts, available early'
July. Call Skinner 7503 or 7364.
1963 VW- 91,000 miles, snow and reg-,
ular tires, inspected, insured, good
shape, U.S. specs., original engine,
$600 or best offer. Call 6110 or 7459.
1973 VW Fastback- American specs.,
excellent condition, new paint job, body
work, steel belted tires, am/fm radio,
76 inspected, insured, pre-cooling and
heating system. Call AE2 Gonzalez at
7287.
1970 VW Beetle- European specs., new
paint job and body work, 76 inspected,
new exhaust system, four studded and
four regular tires, good engine. Call
AE2 Gonzalez at 7287.
1967 Ford Station Wagon- excellent
condition, insured, $855. Call 7445.
1967 Dodge Polara- four studded
tires size G78xl4. Call 6165 from 9 to
12 a.m. or 7542 in the evenings.
1965 Toyota Land Cruiser- 5 snow
tires, good condition, 2 gas cans,
$1700. Call Foster work-4196 home-7502.
1968 Toyota Land Cruiser- 8 track,
new tires, flood lamps, new exhaust,
fuel pump, recent tune-up, $1850. Call
7942 or 7407.
Wanted
La Leche League will have a discus-
sion about breastfeeding on Monday May
10 at 10 a.m. in Qrts. 963 2-h. For more
information call Linda Winkler 7616 or
Lynda Cote 7370.
Free
One male cat. Very good and gentle
with children. Call Nichols between 865
p.m. at 7436.
One male cat that is excellent with
children. Call 7973.
Miscellaneous
Inexpensive Banjo for beginner. Call
7467 or 7429.
Baby sitter from 8:30 a.m. to 5:15
p.m. Monday thru Friday. Call Jack 7310.
Nursemaid for one child in our home
on base. No housekeeping required. Per-
fer non-smoker. Call Lt. McAuley 6208
or 4376.