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White Falcon
August 20, 1976
Health and welfare shipments stop
CFK & NCS to play off
In the slowpitch tourney, NSGA is the
only team in the winner's bracket as
they have defeated NCS, 8-6, Weapons,
6- 1 and CFK, 9-7. CFK and NCS are
scheduled for a play-off to determine
who meets NSGA for the championship.
Many teams were up for the tourney as
Weapons upset second-seeded Rockville,
7- 6; the Dispensary out mudded Supply
20-10 and CFK beat 57th FIS, 4-1. AFI
came within one out of upsetting CFK and
Football season
starts tomorrow
Fifteen teams answered the call to
arms and the season opens tomorrow with
a full slate of seven games. NSGA, as
defending champion, must be recognized
as the team to beat, however, the VP-49
"Woodpeckers" are back and ready to stir
up some trouble before it's over. The
57th, Marines and CFK are always tough.
Most of the other teams are unknown
quantities.
A good quarterback or a couple of
good pass receivers will make any team
competition and plenty of the men in the
trenches are available.
Horseshoe tourney
Unless more entries are received, the
1976 horseshoe tourney will not be held.
Sign up at the base gym or call 7298 or
5191.
NCS was one fly ball from beating NSGA.
In the intermediate tourney, NCS was
the only undefeated team at press time
with NSGA and Rockville having one loss
each. Supply lost to Rockville in a
12-10 game in nine innings and then lost
3-2 to AFI. Air Ops was one out from
beating Rockville earlier. Improved
pitching has helped the Rockville and
NCS teams and pitching is the only thing
preventing NSGA from winning it all.
Admin takes first
Admin has clinched first place in the
intramural golf championships while
second is up for grabs among VP-49, CFK
and Rockville. A base championship
tourney will be held in the near future.
September 6 is the scheduled date for
play.
Air Force personnel going to or re-
turning from an overseas assignment will
not be allowed health-and-welfare ship-
ments after September 30, 1977. These
shipments are those which are in addi-
tion to the authorized unaccompanied
baggage or household goods limit set for
moves to restricted areas.
Shipment applications for health-and-
welfare items in excess of unaccompan-
ied baggage or limited household goods
allowance must be submitted by Septem-
ber 30, 1976. These applications may
include only items bought before August
1, 1976.
Health-and-welfare shipments include
such items as stereo equipment, hobby
gear and almost any item used to main-
tain an individual's morale and welfare.
RAdm. Rich continued,,,
munications, and you establish communi-
cations through strong leadership. We
must remain alert to ’rumor control' and
establish means for disseminating accur-
ate and timely information, while re-
maining alert to misinformation."
Admiral Rich also praised the young-
er generation of military men and women
and dependents for their maturity and
judgment during times of potential cri-
sis !
"You know, it is easy for us ’older’
adults to critisize the younger genera-
tion. But they are no more prone to
trouble than we were. Perhaps they have
a greater variety of means for getting
into trouble...but we also have better
communications and a more progressive
and highly competitive society."
Rear Admiral Rich has been ordered to
head the Navy's Human Resources Manage-
ment Office in Washington, D.C., a job
he looks forward to. He reflected on
his tour in Iceland, and how it pre-
pared him for that task.
"Every job helps prepare you to work
with people, to get along with people.
But this tour in Iceland has been great
for living in a close community. You
get to know people, and our somewhat re-
stricted movement here seems to bring
out the best in people. People do more
Persons who bought health and welfare
items before August 1 this year will be
granted shipping authority upon evidence
of date of purchase or certification of
the date of purchase if documentation
is not available. Items acquired on or
after August 1 will not be considered
for approval.
Excess weight allowance will still be
approved for special equipment or medi-
cal supplies required by a doctor.
Exceptions will also be made when
overseas housing supply cannot furnish
certain items such as refrigerators or
stoves. Persons going on bases with
shortages of items may get permission to
ship their own refrigerator or stove in
addition to their regular shipment
weight.
for the community...it's people helping
each other which fosters mutual support
at all levels and brings about peak ef-
ficiency and therefore readiness.
"We've worked very closely under dif-
ficult circumstances brought on by per-
sonnel, economic and political con-
straints, and we've made real progress."
Earlier this week, in a television
interview scheduled for viewing tonight
at 10:15, Rear Admiral Rich said this a-
bout his job:
"Being the boss is a nice experience
- you get credit for all that goes right
and everyone else does the work...it is
relatively easy to make policy, but the
difficult job is to carry out that poli-
cy... it's easy to wish out loud, but it
takes hard work to make things happen.
So my most satisfying experience in Ice-
land has been wishing out loud, then
seeing dedicated people implement my
policies and translate them into action
programs that work. It is not me per-
sonally who makes these things happen,
it is the people of the Defense Force...
their accomplishments add up to our ac-
complishments collectively. To me, see-
ing it all work and seeing our people
carry out in such an effective manner
the goals and objectives I personally
established, has been most rewarding.
For their support, I am deeply grateful'.*
For Sale
Girls' clothes, sweaters, slacks,
coat (sizes 8-12), some chubby sizes
(10 1/2 - 12 1/2), men's slacks (32 x
32), ski jacket (38), barbecue and 4
ft. Christmas tree. Can be seen anytime
today or tomorrow at 1031-B or call
7446.
Four studded snow tires F78-14—brand
new, Uniroyal for $175 for the set.
Leave message for Dianne Henslee at
5101.
Infant seat $4, 7 ft. Christmas tree,
$5, disposable bag baby bottles, set of
10 bottles $6, recliner chair $30. Call
7502.
Like new baby car bed, collapsible,
with sheets $8. Phone 4256.
Two new long dresses (never worn)
size 14. Size 6 1/2 wedge heel shoes
(never worn). Phone 7664.
Two AR-6 speakers for $110. Call
Fell at 4196 before 5 p.m. and 7071
after 5:30 p.m.
Four C78-14 studded snow tires, used
four months $80, 500 and 1500 watt
transformers and large chain-driven tri-
cycle. Phone 7548.
400-watt transformer $5, Whirlpool
washing machine, 50-cycle, $50. Call
5130 and ask for RM2 Player or leave
name and number.
Ladies' 26" 3-speed bicycle $20, two-
man back-packers' tent $15, Sterno stove
and misc. On sale at USO tomorrow.
One new water pump, 1900 cc for Opel
Kadet, one stereo console, AM/FM/nhono
plus radio—has eight-track built in.
Asking $175.
Sears Kenmore portable washer w/full
agitation $150, baby backpack $4, dress-
ing table (baby) $15. Call 7620 Monday
through Friday 7 to 4. Off-base address
is //22 Tarajatta, Keflavik.
1970 edition 20-volume set Encyclo-
pedia International, 20-volume set New
Book of Knowledge with home and school
study and reading guides, 10-volume set
of Best Loved Classics, four volumes of
Medical and Health Encyclopedia, 10-vol.
Basic Home Library—all with deluxe
binding and updated yearbooks. Must see
to appreciate. Call 2270.
One big globe bar—slightly damaged
$115 and one small globe bar $75. Call
7674.
Pot plants $15, two baby walkers $5
each, one baby carrier $10, baby blan-
kets, cloth, size 0-12 months $5, baby
bottles Toss Em set $6, one bassinet w/
mattress and sheet w/skirt $30, twin
stroller in excellent shape and VW parts
also. Call Doucet 7203 or 9-3423.
Children's twin-size bedspread, two
drapes, two shades—Dr. Suess Cat in the
Hat design $10. Leave number and mes-
sage for Ens. Henslee at 5101.
Super large refrigerator, three large
transformers—all for $150. Call Roy
Barnett at 4397.
One 3 1/2 qt. Crock Pot casserole
used once $25. Phone Ens. Henslee at
5101.
Camera, 35mm, EXA w/waist level V/F
and 50mm lens. Call Paul at 7431.
Portable B/W TV for off-base use—
asking $20; Telefunken record player w/
two speakers—needs some repairs—$10.
Cal-l 7669.
Moving soon—all my wardrobe is on
sale. More than 100 pieces of garments:
jumpsuit, culottes, raincoat, boots and
slacks, tops, three evening dresses and
child's snowsuit—also many small plants
at Quarters 1045-C today 1 to 6 p.m. Or
call 7669.
Zig-zag sewing machine—model 350
White with drop-in cams. Call 7124 be-
fore 5 p.m. and 7955 after 5 p.m. Ask
for Terry.
Two 1000-watt transformers—$15 each.
Call 6189—ask for Georgia.
Automobiles
1975 CJ-5 Jeep Renegade—lots of ex-
tras—call Harrison at 4128 (work) 4228
(home) for more information.
1975 Austin Mini—insured/inspected.
8-track player, roof rack, snow tires.
Call 6113.
1974 VW Thing, 7,200 miles, depend-
able transportation $2,700. Contact
SSgt. Joe Martin at 4398 or 7588, Room
317.
1974 Fiat 128, European specs., sum-
mer and winter tires, '76 inspected and
insured, very good condition, asking
$2,000. Call 7710.
1973 MG Midget, excellent condition—
make offer. Call 6189—ask for Georgia.
1973 VW 1300 Beetle, summer and win-
ter tires, new exhaust system, 8-track
stereo, inspected/insured, excellent
condition $1,900 or best offer. Call
7958.
1973 Jeep Commando—V-8, radio, eight
track tape, excellent mechanical condi-
tion. Asking blue book $3,025. Call
Thomas 7410 or 5244 evenings.
1972 Super Beetle (U.S. specs) new
paint, radio, front and rear defrosters,
excellent condition for $1,375. Also
studded snow tires and chains. Call
5210.
1972 VW, U.S. specs., three-band
radio, rear window defogger, two-speed
fan for defroster and heater $1,400 or
best offer. Call Craig 7159 after 5
p .m.
1971 Nova, two-door six, automatic,
power steering, radio, heater. Excel-
lent conditon, 33,000 miles $1,800.
Contact Victor Olason at American Embas-
sy in Reykjavik, Tel. 24083 or home
37080.
1970 VW, new tires (six months old),
insurance paid and current inspection
sticker. Call 4193—ask for Rm. 110.
1969 VW Squareback, good condition,
extra windows to go around. Asking
$1,000. Call 5105 days.
1969 VW Squareback in excellent con-
dition, inspected and insured. Gets 27
mi/gal. Winter and summer tires plus
many extra parts included $1,400. Call
7263 for more information.
1968 VW/good engine and transmission,
make offer. Call 7620.
1968 Volvo $950. Call Chapin 7292 or
7145.
1965 Toyota Land Cruiser, good condi-
tion $1,800. Call 7502.
1962 VW—runs, but needs some work.
$150 or best offer. Call 7588 Rm. 318—
ask for Flash.
Miscellaneous
The Red Cross is in need of volunte-
ers to work in the Dispensary, Dental
Clinic and the Red Cross Field Office.
Anyone interested should apply at the
Red Cross office (bldg. 760) or call
JoAnn Miles, chairman of volunteers, at
4395.
The NATO Base Commissary Store will
be closed September 4 for Labor Day.
Chief and wife, new arrivals, looking
for bridge players. Call AKC Damewood
at 5112.
Anyone interested in bowling on Mon-
day afternoons, please contact Carol
Holmes at 7148. The league will start
Sept. 6, 1976. New bowlers are welcome.
The next Lamaze series will begin
Monday. To register, please call Glenda
Taylor at 7254.
Free
Female cat—very affectionate and
well-trained—good with children. Call
Sgt. Libby at 5180.
Lovable and playful striped gray cat
to good home. Please call 7657.
Wanted
Metal top for CJ-5 Jeep. Call Mrs.
Tucker at 4429 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Discarded keys and/or broken locks
for study aids to complete a locksmith-
ing correspondence course. Call 7037.
Nikkormat EL, FTN, FT2 or Nikon cam-
era—28mm or 24mm wide-angle lens for
same. Phone Stan Potts, evenings 7350,
or leave message at 7412 or Quarters
639-205.
Floor plant 2' to 5'. Call Matson
7292/7315.
Piano—call 5252.
Reliable, good-natured person to
sweep, mop and wax common areas of three*
story apartment building once a week.
Call 7546.
Any person with equipment who can
play bass, lead, rhythm or organ, want-
ing to start a rock band. Call Dave at
4189 8-5.
Babysitter for two children in my
home on base Monday throueh Friday.
Call 4267.
Peterson folding high chair $12, crib
with innerspring mattress and bumper
$25, crib sheets 50 cents each and dia-
per pail $1. Call 7871.
Two Sony SS-7330 speakers, 100-watt
power handling capacity, six Ohms imped-
ence, asking $200/best- offer. Call 7871
Kodak Pocket Instamatic 20 outfit
with case. Almost new $20. Call 7958.