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White Falcon
October 22, 1976
Base bowling roundup
International league Tuesday Night Mixed league
League standing: League standing:
h-l 14-6 The Islanders 19-5
NavFac 13-7 Gumbie Bears 16-8
Admin 12-8 High average Dave Burfisher 174
High average B. Creamer 186 Dora Fronabarger 164
High series A. Stever 617 High series Scott Bartlow 579
High game W. Marquis 246 Myrna Farrar 474
high series (hdcp) P. Eastman 659 High game Wayne Orkin 214
High game (hdcp) B. Crum 247 Pam Acevedo 186
High series (hdcp) Mike Spath 637
Sue Nelson 585
0WC Winter league League standing: high game (hdcp) Larry Simmons Linda Guentert 250 231
Team #3 14 -6 Guys and Dolls league
Team #7 13 -7 League standing:
Team //I 1C-10 Fred's Improvements 26-14
How7a 'U' Dago 25-15
Nigh average Loida Hopper 149 Unknowns 24-18
Ora Knutty 147
Terry Souhrada 139 High average Von Soriano 171
High series Loida Hopper 506 Peggy Lomonaco 153
Ora Knutty 472 High series Bill Marquis 568
Betty Curl 456 Betty Silsby 513
High game Loida Hopper 193 High game Jim Kollefrath 212
Gerry duBois 170 Elaine Smith 177
Ora Knutty 169 High series (hdcp) A1 Mikula 606
High series (hdcp) Loida Hopper 617 Helen Soriano 610
Betty Curl 564 High game (hdcp) Ron Sherman 232
Ora Knutty 556 Sheila Sherman 224
High game (hdcp) Loida Hopper 230
Gerry duBois 210 American league
Linda Curtis 202 League standing
NavFac 16 -6
BEQ 15 -9
57th FIS 14-10
Iceland Couples league League standing: High average Ernie Cartagena 181
The Sparemakers 16-4 High series Ralph Berrier 593
Fantastic Four 15-5 High game Max Wright 224
C'est La Vie 14-6 High series (hdcp) Angelo Baylon 664
High game (hdcp) Rich Linson 250
High average Bill Showalter 185
Mary Spillers 155 Keflavik hen's Classic
High series Dave Mills 566 league standing
Carol Holmes 566 Team 11 3 39 1/2- 25 1/2
High game Jack Klabechek 224 Team if8 38-27
Dave Haviland 224 Team 115 36 1/2- 28 1/2
Merle Parker 178
High series John Miller 645 Paul Eastman took top honors after
(hdcp) Rita Odell 640 Sunday's games, rolling a 244 high game
High game John Enriques 249 and finishing wit i: a (34 series . His
(hdcp) Sharon Swasey 240 scries raised his average to 187.
Automobiles
1976 Fiat 131, family sedan, 4 cyl. 4
speed, radial tires, 4 studded snow
tires, AM/FM/cassette stereo, extras.
$3600 or best offer. Call Dennis at 6292
or 6115.
1975 Chevy Nova Custom, low mileage,
insured and inspected. Asking $2,900.
Call Sgt. Spangler at Rockville ext. 53
or duty ext. 38.
1973 VW Super Beetle, excellent con-
dition, $2,000. Call 4449.
1973 International Scout II, 4-wheel
drive, PB, PS, automatic transmission,
excellent condition. Call 4449.
1972 Jeep Commando 4 wheel drive, V-8
304, AM-FM-8 track, luggage rack. Must
sell. Call 7147 and ask for Bob.
1972 VW 411 Station Wagon. Automatic
transmission, AM-FM radio,five summer
tires, 4 studded winter tires, manuals.
Call Harwood at 4283/4634 DWH or 7956.
1971 VW Super Beetle, excellent con-
dition, 5 summer tires, 4 snow tires/
chains, car-top carrier. Available late
Nov. Call Hanson at 2125/2110-days or
7977 nights.
1971 VW Bug in excellent condition, 4
studded tires, 4 summer tires, available
Nov. 16. Call 7782 after 5 Sunday-Friday
and ask for Lloyd. ,
1970 Plymouth Sport Satellite Wagon.
Book price $1350. asking $1100.
Call 7770.
1963 VW Camper with 69 1500 cc
engine. Summer and snow tires, $400.
Call 2166.
1955 Land Rover, runs good. Good
tires, needs some body work. $600. Call
Bill Olson, Rockville ext. 39 or 53.
1966 Plymouth, automatic, inspected,
insured, snow tires, $500. Call Capt.
Cervantes, 5131.
For Sale
Marantz 2270 receiver, 70W per chan-
nel, less than one year old, $375. Call
Paul 5234 DWH or 4326, room 309, after
5 p.m.
Six 15" VW studded snow tires; four
in excellent condition, $12 each, two in
good condition, $10 each. General Elec-
tric sunlamp, $10. Call Bill Auburn
7650 or 2207.
Ceramic paints and glazes; typewrit-
er, like new; clock works for small
clocks, $5.50 each; Icelandic clock,
$25. Call 7967.
Garage sale: 962-21 Sat. $ Sun. 11
to 4. Baby clothes, couch carriage, car
seat, bedroom set, men's & women's
clothes, misc items. Call 7967.
Worlpool washer, $50. Call 7100.
Dining room set, includes china cabi-
net, buffet and table with eight chairs.
Call Dave 7187 after 5 p.m.
English pram, twin stroller, high
chair, potty chairs, walker, playpen,
car bed, children's rocking chair. Call
1970 VW 9 passenger Bus. Good con-
dition. Call 7914 or 4162.
1969 Land Rover, new paint, four new
tires, chains, rebuilt generator and
starter. All other electrical parts new
in last 6 months. Two spare tires, 2 gas
cans, roof rack and other spare parts.
Call John at 7852 or 7694.
1966 Ford Falcon Station Wagon, ex-
cellent condition. Call 7116.
1965 VW, $275. New Shocks & muffler.
Insurance and inspection good until Feb.
Available immediately. Call 4333 ask for
Crisp, room 118.
1964 Plymouth Station Wagon. Engine
in good shape, body fair. 4 snow tires.
$450. Call Robinette at Rockville, ext.72
1965 Buick Lasaber - must sell. New
shocks, springs and starter. Call 7569
or 2130. $550.
7777.
Vivitar 85-205 zoom lens with macro.
Cannon breech lock, like new, $110. Call
Wilson 2121; 6121 after 5 p.m. 747/211.
Vacuum cleaner, $15. Call 7879.
Tricycle; gas can and mount. Call
Jim 7684 or 4453 after 5.
Movie camera with case, $80; Polo-
roid Colorpak 2; baby bed with mattress
and springs, $20; two gas cans, $6 each;
Admiral refrigerator, $60. Call 2179
after 5:30.
Magnavox portable TV, $80; sewing
machine, $70; large Samsonite suitcase,
$25; baby car bed, $12; London fog coat
with winter liner, size 36, $15; Ice-
landic wool coat, size 36, $15. Call
Lloyd 7782.
Viking 8-track player/recorder with
assorted tapes, excellent condition,
KBA Marathon
Dave Haviland's 100th game at 8:30
a.m. Sunday brought the Keflavik Bowling
Association's marathon to its finale,
raising $1,423.37 for the KBA scholar-
ship fund.
The marathon rolled off at midnight
Oct. 15, with three members of the men's
bowling association and three members of
the women's bowling association partici-
pating.
When the marathon was announced three
weeks ago, plans were for each partici-
pant to bowl from midnight Oct. 15 to
midnight Oct. 17 or 100 games apiece.
However, the event fell short of its
projected goal when five participants
pulled out halfway through, leaving Dave
Haviland to see it through.
At that stage of the marathon, Dave,
continuing alone at 12:30 a.m. Sunday
and determined to finish his 100 games,
nets $1,423.37
said, "I've got too many people behindl
me to quit now. I'm going for that 10^
for some students who can use the money
to further their education."
Dave continued on and, after reaching
his goal, exhausted, but smiling enthu-
siastically, said, "I'm proud of all the
participants, especially the women who
gave their 100 per cent efforts."
Marathon pledges and breakdown:
Marlene Hueber 41 games— including
personal pledge of $75-----------$193.65
Carol Holmes 41 games $120.15
Sharon Everhart 47 games $77.27
Bob Kalinowski 42 games $77.70
Bud Quinn 50 games $95.00
Dave Haviland 100 games $732.50
Walk in pledges $127.10
The money raised from the marathon
will be given to a graduating student or
students of A.T. Mahan class of 1976-77.
Fall basketball season to begin
by Rene Mahone
The fall basketball season will soon
begin.
Three leagues based on ability are
planned to determine individual team
standing for their league placement.
A pre-season tournament is scheduled in
early November.
The teams have been working out to
prepare for the competition.
Based on pre-season workouts, Medi-
cal, ComSta and VP-49 rate as favorites
to capture league crowns.
Working hard to compete with these
favorites are the A.T. Mahan High
School Vikings, who made a strong show-
ing in the football league. Although
much younger than other base teams, the
Vikings will depend on conditioning to
keep up with the more experienced teams.
The early play of Frank King, the
sophomore from Reykjavik, has been an
eye-catcher for Coach Jerry Smith. Ac-
cording to Smith, King has been the
playmaker in his workouts. Smith says
he has good potential from the student
crop who reported to practice.
In addition to King, returning let-
terman Donn Haviland and Tony Felton
should help the Vikings in their quest
for the championship.
For the first time in their school
history, the A.T. Mahan High School will
field a junior varsity team, composed
mainly of junior high students. The
junior Norsemen will not compete in the
base league, but will compete with local
Icelandic cltibs such as the Sundlaug
Njardvikur in Njardvik.
Randy Kitterman and Bill Waites have
shown potential in becoming polished
players. Although small, the junior
Norsemen should do veil against the Ice-
land ers
A dark horse in the base league is
AIMD, who will be led by Julio Nieves,
the great playmaker from last year's
medical team.
Nieves was the leading scorer last
year with a 21-point game average which
won him the most valuable player award.
In addition, he was selected for the
base All-Star Team for having led his
team to a 32-0 record during league
play.
A basketball clinic was held Monday
through Wednesday at the COMFAIRKEF con-
ference room for coaches and officials.
Rules were discussed, with local ad-
aptations and alterations being incor-
porated for smoother league play.
Plans call for league games to be
played on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
for the men, with women taking the
court on Tuesday and Thursday.
With the quality of players and num-
ber of teams, it should prove to be an
interesting season for the roundballers.
Due to the upcoming holiday, deadline for next week's classified ads is noon
Tuesday.
$90. Call 7956.
8-track stereo system with tapes.
Automatic radio 8-track player can be
used in car or home. Locking car brack-
et for easy removal/installation. Two
Lafayette bookshelf speakers; converter
for home use, $75. Call Harwood 4283
or 4634 DWH, 7956 after.
Baby car seat, blue, very good, $15.
Call 4167.
Four H78xl4 snow tires, new, $120.
Call Dowe 7701.
Four 13" studded snow tires, used one
season, $13 each. Call 2166.
Minolta SRT 101, 58mm fl.2 and 135mm
f2.8 lens, filters, hoops, flash, acces-
sories, $300 for all. Call 7611 after
6 p.m.
Air Force mess dress 33x34; summer
and winter coats, hat, all accessories,
$75. Call 7611 after 6 p.m.
Hi-riser daybed; two single beds,
convert to queen size; metal frame; two
foam mattresses, brand new, only used
once, $75. Call 7957.
TV trays, coffee and end tables,
decorator bricks and plywood shelves,
unfinished chest of drawers and washing
machine. Call 7067 after 5 p.m.
Lost
Gold ring - cat eye stone - at base
gym; reward offered. Call Sam 6229 DWH
nr 6291, room 301.
Sears bike from 950 housing; has
Virginia Beach sticker, yellow with
chrome fenders and blue seat. Call
Roger 7701.
Found
Female cat, dark gray & white, about
three months old. See at Qtrs 1054-C
Coral Sea.
Free
Hamsters, male and female. Call Bev
7425.
Wanted
Trombone and toboggan in good shape.
Call Moser 7436, 2136 nights.
Land Rover or Land Cruiser in
ber or January. Must be in good condi-
tion. Call Chief Curry 4682.
Piano for sale or rent. Call Nona or
Allen Snolonsky 9-2891 or 7008.
Miscellaneous
The Thursday afternoon ladies' bowl-
ing league is in need of bowlers. Regu-
lar team members and substitutes are
needed. No previous experience neces-
sary. Call Carol Christy 4461.
Personnel, desiring to have reflec-
tive tape sewed on their military foul
weather jackets or dependents who wis^g
reflective tape on their parkas anW
heavy jackets may go to Recreation Gear
Issue bldg. T-180 or AIMD paraloft,
Hangar 831, Monday through Friday 8 to
5 p.m.
The Crafts Club will host a member-
ship and planning coffee at 961-3K at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss future
crafts and projects. Call Judy at 7712
or JoAnn at 4112 for information.
Are you going on leave and don't want
to leave your house all alone? For re-
liable no-charge house-sitting, call
Randy at 5210.
CPO Wives Club
C.P.0. Wives Club will have a lundh-
eon at the C.P.0. Club today at noon.
The luncheon will be a combination of
NC0 wives and CPO wives. For more in-
formation call Dottie Mikula at 5164.
New Security hours
New hours for the Security Department
ID Room (IDs, restricted area passes,
fingerprints and photos) will be in ef-
fect beginning Monday.
The hours will be from 9 a.m. to noon
and 1 to 2:30 p.m. on weekdays. It will
be closed on weekends and holidays.
AFTV
AFTV will sign on at 9 a.m. Monday
because of Veterans Day.
Decern-