The White Falcon - 23.07.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
NATO Base
wins first match
The 21-member NATO Base team won
the first match of the annual Friendship
Golf Tournament, 748 to 780, over the
21 - member Ness Golf Club team from
Reykjavik at the Keflavik Golf Course
Sunday.
As well as teams scoring, there were
four individual trophies awarded. One
to Loftur Olafsson with an excellent
round of 74 for first place scratch, the
lowest score with no handicap. Fred
Davis took the trophy for first place
with handicap with a 69 and second place
with handicap went to James Bullock, net
71. The fourth trophy was awarded to
Jon Amasson, the golfer who came
closest to the pin on hole five (the
"Hole-in-One Champion").
The winning team was determined by
adding the ten lowest scores together.
The return match is slated for August
14 at the Ness Golf Course in Reykjavik.
Following the match on Sunday, an
awards banquet was held at the Rockville
NCO Club.
Fiala a finalist in
BOBNOV Golf Cup
RM1 Richard D. Fiala, who works at
the Naval Communication Station, is one
of the finalists in two match - play
elimination tournaments the BOBNOV
(Russian Ambassador's Cup) and the
REPLOGLE (American Ambassador's Cup) at
the Ness Golf Club in Reykjavik.
Fiala has won all his individual
matches played thus far in these two
competitions. The finals of the BUBNOV
Cup will be played next week.
Fiala won first place Monday in the
Pierre Robert Open Tournament held at
the Ness Golf Course. He was awarded a
prize and a gold medal.
Last Friday he scored a hole-in-one
on the 135 meter sixth hole at the Ness
Golf Course.
He received a Hole-In-One Trophy
at the ceremonies following the Tourney
on Monday.
Huebscher hits 675
forN avF&c Team
Mary Huebscher of NavFac was chosen
player of the week as she steadily pro-
gressed to the head of the hitters'
list. Although her team has been in the
lower half of the standings, Mary has
consistently been an outstanding per-
former. She is noted for her excellent
fielding, strong arm and big bat as she
combats the stronger Waves and Indepen-
dent Teams. Mary comes from San Antonio,
Tex. and is constantly leading the women
in their fight for a place in the sun.
First
salmon hooked
Bill Flack
of the Naval
Communication
Station had the
honor of catch-
ing the first
salmon at Hvitar-
bakki this year.
He caught the
slightly more than
three-pound salmon
with a black and
orange Mepps
//I Lure
If you
want to
get in
on
excite-
ment of pulling one in,
call the Main Recrea-
tion Office at 7500 for
more information.
July 23, 1976
Speccom takes
AFI, 10-9
Speccom's 10 to 9 win over AFI was
picked as the game of the week. Speccom
took a 3-1 lead in the third inning,
trailed 4-3 after four, the score was
6-6 after five and trailed 8-7 until the
seventh when Speccom scored three runs,
on hits by Barney Bauerschmedt, Gordy
Schooler and Mike Yoder. AFI answered
with a score on Mike Southard's homer
but their ralley fell short on a great
throw by Barney Bauerschmedt which cut-
down the tying run.
Leading hitters for the winning team
werei Schooler 3/4; Mike Intihar 2/3,
and for AFI it was: Mike Southerland
3/4, and a homer, Fred Lewis 3/4 and a
homer and Buster Keyton 2/3. The win-
ning pitcher was Tony Barfield while
Zack Beers took the loss.
BEST BICENTENNIAL SOFTBALL PLAYERS took most valuable player awards in the bicen-
tennial softball tournaments. Left: Doug Passen, VP-5, in fastpitch, pitching a
no-hitter; Roxie Dodd, Comptroller, women's all-star, playing shortstop, and Keith
Neuman, Supply, cutting down a runner at home which nipped a rally. Missing is
Randy Spillers, Grindivik, in intermediate as winning pitcher. Dick Plante,
athletic director, made the presentation.
Automobiles
1975 VW Super Beetle, sun roof, cus-
tom interior, metallic blue, asking
$3000. Call 6235 or 5189.
1975 Austin Mini 1000, 12,000km, cas-
sette deck, '76 inspected and insured,
$1700 firm, must sell immediately. Call
Herbert 7774 after 5 p.m. or see at Qtrs
1071C.
1975 Renault +25, excellent condi-
tion. Call Bill 3362/7768.
1974 VW, AM/FM, 15,000mi, excellent
shape. Call 7620 days or 4477 after 4.
1974 GMC 1/2-ton with shell, 350 V-8,
15 mpg, turbohydramatic 400, PS, power
discs, new mud and snow tires, excellent
condition, asking $3800. Call Pearce at
7315/7322 work.
1974 Chevy Blazer, Cheyenne Pk6,
auto, PS, PB, tilt steering, 6,000mi, 8-
track, lots of extras. Call 5130, leave
name and number.
1974 VW Bug, like new, big, orange,
Europe specs, available July 26, $2000.
Call 6110 or 7411.
1973 Blazer, Cheyenne Pk6, new tires,
spare, cassette tape deck, 4-spd, PS,
PB, 350 eng, excellent condition, in
Iceland only 10 months. Call Bennett
3211 dispensary.
1973 Europe model VW, new engine, in-
surance, four snow tires, $1800. Call
B. Ellis 7412 or 9-2681.
1973 VW Fastback, excellent condi-
tion, U.S. specs, radio, insurance, sum-
mer and winter studded tires. Call Lt.
Hammock 4203/4459.
1973 VW Super Beetle, insured, in-
spected, very good condition, AM radio,
8-track and other extras. Call A01
Drummond 7511 or 4404.
1972 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs,
studded snow tires. Call Mary 5141 or
7940 after 5.
1972 VW Bug, excellent condition,
$1400 firm. Call 7145.
1971 Datsun pickup, low mileage, new
paint, and extra street tires, $1100 or
make offer. Call Kennedy 2150.
1971 VW, Europe specs, leaving Ice-
land, must sell, runs good, insurance,
needs paint, $900. Call John 3300.
1971 Renault R-4, excellent condi-
tion, new transmission,. excellent gas
mileage. Call Barnett 4397/7223.
1970 Chevy C-10 pickup, good con-
dition, $1200. Call Sgt. Baine 7150.
1970 VW, Europe specs, good condi-
tion, recently rebuilt engine, new
paint job, inspected, insured. Call
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
Bob 7483 work, 4175 home.
1970 VW Beetle, new factory rebuilt
engine with warranty, inspected, in-
sured, four snow tires, heater, runs
great, $1200. Call Gene 4289 or 7230
after 5.
1970 Renault R-10, best offer, needs
work. Call SMSgt. Jordan 4315 work or
2296 home.
1970 VW Beetle, U.S. specs, radio,
rear window defroster, summer and winter
tires, looks good, runs good, available
Aug 11. Call 7252.
1970 Rebel station wagon, $900 or
best offer, three studded snows, few
extras. Call Duane 2266 work, 7016
home.
1969 Dodge Dart Swinger, good condi-
tion, '76 inspected, $1000. Call Lyons
2121/2122.
1969 Datsun 510, 4-dr sedan; 1970
Opel station wagon, best offer. Call
Snydet 7652 or 4397.
1968 VW Squareback, good condition,
$550 firm. Call 7292 or 7145.
1968 Ford Ranchero, new motor, trans
work, brakes, battery, muffler, tail-
pipe, canopy, mags and much more, excel-
lent car in and out, $2000. Call Fred
2116.
1968 VW Bug in running order. Call
Ball at 4397.
1967 VW, new engine put in Oct. 75,
runs well. Call Bob 7147 home or 4694
work.
1965 Comet, good shape, dependable,
inspected, insured. Call Chief Coving-
ton 7120 after 5 or Chief Dixon 7090.
1965 VW, $150 as is or for parts.
Call 7083 between 1 and 4 p.m., leave
name and number.
1965 VW Beetle, ugly but dependable.
Inspected and insured through Feb. 77,
asking $300. Call Lt. Smith at ext.
7722.
1965 Barracuda, new battery, starter.
Needs some work, best offer'. Available
the first of August. Call Rehs ext 7514
or 7101.
1965 Karman Ghia-runs excellent, many
spare parts. Call John at duty 2130 or
home at 7151.
1964 Olds Cutlass, good running con-
dition make a reasonable offer. Call
Jon at 4398 after 4:30 or 7231 Rm. 209.
1961 VW available for parts: engine
good, five snow tires, new master and
slave cylinders. Package deal for $300.
Call 7234 or 4435 after 5 p.m.
For Sale
One new Samsonite briefcase, 3 trans-
formers: 2,000 watt, 1,500 watt and
1,000 watt. Asking $20 for briefcase;
$35 for all three transformers. Call
Pearce 7315 or 7322 work.
Three-section Habittrail and female
hampster. Call 4475—plenty of extra
food and-"care book.
Play pen for $5. Call 7815.
Mattress and box springs for double
bed $10. 5 L78xl5 summer tires $75.
Akai GX-600 DB Reel-to-Reel $400 firm.
Call Bob work 4301; home 4260.
23" color TV $150, golf bag $15, VW
console and trim $6, children’s shoes
and sneakers, sizes 1, 3, 4; ladies’
Spanish sandals, size 6 for $7. Phone
7640.
Gerrard Zero 100C turntable and dust
cover with Pickering XV15/200 cartridge
like new. Four speakers, 2 AR-6 and 2
Mayfair. One lOOOw transformer. Call
4498—ask for Bob.
Admiral 25" color TV with Zenith
black matrix picture tube—console model
for $250. 23 cu. ft. Wards chest deep
freezer $150. 15 cu. ft. Whirlpool re-
frigerator $150. Assorted parts for VW
bus, muffler, air cleaner, intake mani-
fold, carb, distributor and set of four
studded snow tires, etc. One set of Bug
tire chains. All priced to sell. Call
5210/7717.
Three large transformers—$10 each.
220V fridge $50. Sears exerciser $20.
Air Form waterbed—like new with pedes-
tal and heater $200. Call 4122 8 to 4
weekdays. Ask for Fred Hurban.
Sears cannister vacuum cleaner, with
all attachments, $30. Call 7247 after 6
p.m.
Pack out sale: Baby & children
clothes, misc, lamp shades, curtains,
spreads, pots. Saturday July 24, 10:00
a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 962-1 first floor laun-
dry room. Call Terry 7965.
Coins for sale to serious collector.
Call 7263 for details.
Skittle poker-$5, children's paper-
backs at various prices, ice skates,
size 6, $5.00. Ranger Rick nature maga-
zines 10c each. Call 7467.
One pair of AR zax speakers for sale
$200. Call Jon at 4398 or 7231 Rm. 209.
Various albums, Akai ACM 100 micro-
phone, BMW 13" rims, Teac 355 w/Dolby
cassette deck $225.00. Rehs ext. 7514/
7101.
Twelve Wildiife magazines, 20c each
or all for $2.00. Call at home 7861.
Icelandic sofa bed (child's), $35.
Dresser w/mirrow - $30, Icelandic iron -
$5.00, Two Icelandic lamps - $5.00 each.
Two Christmas trees - '$5.00 each, 1500
watt transformer - $15.00, bookcase -
$5.00. Phone 7083 between 1 and 4:00
p.m. leave name and number.
Baby back pack carrier $8.00, 3/4|
length Icelandic sheepskin coat^size lfl
-12) beautiful and warm - $80.00 or
best offer. Call 7263.
Two 811 Pioneer speakers, six months
old, $100 ia piece. Call Mr. Bennett
at 3211 or Mrs. Bennett at 3268.
Free
Old crib with mattress, call 7815.
Female cat to good home, 1*$ yrs old,
tabby colored. She is small and friend-
ly, litter box trained. Box and toys
included. Call 4178 after 3 p.m.
Kitty needs good home. Excellent
play companion for children. Call
Cheryl at 7949.
Cat to a good home. Call 7083 be-
tween 1 and 4 p.m. and leave name and
number.
Found
Female, calico-colored kitten—2-4
months old. If yours, call 7210. ^
Heavy, silver ID bracelet made bM
Speidel. Name engraved. Found near 60(^
housing units. Call 7210.
Wanted
Broken Bikes, trikes and parts. Call
4475 will pick up.
Large icebox, please contact Lory or
Connie. Phone 7223 room 311, will pay
good price.
Two used H-78-14 snow tires. Call Mel
Pierson at 7387 days.
2—14" wide oval tires in good shape,
RWL preferred. Call Fred at 2116.
Used Piano. Call 5252.