The White Falcon - 29.10.1976, Page 4

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White Falcon
October 29, 1976
KBA holds ’Scotch Doubles’
The first meet of the Keflavik Bowl-
ing Association bi-monthly "Jackpot
Scotch Doubles" was held Saturday night
at the Arctic Lanes.
According to coordinator Chic Lomona-
co, the events are being staged to raise
money for the KBA scholarship fund and
to provide entertainment to bowling en-
thusiasts. He said the KBA is hoping to
award the largest scholarship or schol-
arships ever presented to a graduating
student or students of A.T. Mahan class
of 77.
"By starting early," he added, "we
know we have better chances of achieving
our goal. Saturday night was a great
success. Approximately 40 couples par-
ticipated in the event and we raised
about $50 for the fund."
Scotch Doubles is open to all KBA
members. The only requirement is to
sign up for the event as a couple (man/
woman team) and pay entry fee at the
time of bowling. A sign up sheet is
usually posted on the bulletin board in
the bowling alley.
Grindy beats VP-49
in post-season game
For the base football championship,
Grindavik upheld the pre-tournament
favorite’s row by defeating VP-49 in the
post-season tourney, 20-0.
Grindy won the league championship,
remaining undefeated in the 14-game
schedule.
At first, the game was a stand-off
and tied in the first half, 0-0.
However, Grindy won out as their de-
fense again was outstanding as they held
the "Woodpeckers" scoreless while Randy
Spillers, ace quarterback, connected on
three touchdown passes, two to Tom
Spiehs, 15 yards and a third to Bill
Rathfan, in eight yards.
Grindy tacked on two extra points to
complete the rout to the season's end.
VP-49's defense proved outstanding
until they tired in the last half of
play.
Saturday's Scotch Doubles result:
7 p.m.
Game 1 (regular bowling for men and 9
pins no tap for women):
1 Peggy Lomonaco/Zeke Parham 191
2 Mary Spillers/Wayne Orkin 189
3 Diane Kidwell/Ted Mendoza 188
Game 2 (9 pins no tap for men and 8
pins no tap for women):
1 Peggy Lomonaco/Joe Rhodes 258
2 Mary Spillers/Chic Lomonaco 253
3 Carol Holmes/Zeke Parham 251
Game 3 (lights out — regular bowling
for men and 9 pins no tap for women):
1 Susan Lund/Wayne Orkin 209
2 Dora and Earl Fronabarger 209
3 Carol Holmes/Joe Rhodes 187
9 p.m.
Game 1 (same as above):
1 Diane Kidwell/Zeke Parham 209
2 Susan Lund/Bob Kalinowski 205
3 Peggy Lomonaco/Von Soriano 176
Game 2 (same as above):
1 Peggy Lomonaco/Frank Larmeir 235
2 Diane Kidwell/Bob Kalinowski 222
3 Randee Larmeir/Earl Fronabarger 218
Game 3 (same as above):
1 Peggy and Chic Lomonaco 173
2 Dora and Earl Fronabarger 169
3 Carol Holmes/Joe Rhodes 153
Referees attend clinic
Twelve referees participated in a
pre-season basketball clinic last week.
Frank Kinney, vice-president, ex-
plained rules and regulations to the
referees.
The officiating staff consists of
Jose Farley, Bob Curtis, Joshua Enriquez
and Ray Studnicka. Other referees are
Ken Murrie, Rene' Mahone, Jerry Smith,
Jay Darcey, Bob Simister, Bill Marie and
"Goose" Gosnell.
Base bowling roundup#
Iceland Couples league
League standing:
C'est La Vie
The Sparemakers
Dyn-0-Mites
High average
High series
Bill Showalter
Mary Spillers
Randy Spillers
Carol Holmes
Jack Klabechek
Dave Haviland
Jan Spiehs
High series (hdcp) John Miller
Rita Odell
High game (hdcp)
High game
Chris Quinn
OWC Winter league
League standing:
Team #3
Team #7
Team #4
High average Ora Knutty 146
Loida Hopper 143
Terry Souhrada 139
High series Pat Matson 438
Doris Foy 429
Ora Knutty 428
High game Terry Souhrada 176
Doris Foy 161
Lou Hall 160
Ora Knutty 160
High series (hdcp) Anna Lee 563
Lila Thorpe 556
Pat Matson 543
High game (hdcp) Anna Lee 210
Terry Souhrada 208
Sue Mantonya 201
International league
League standing
H-l 18-6
NavFac 17-7
Admin 15-9
High average B. Creamer 186
High series A. Stever 617
High game W. Marquis 246
High series (hdcp) T. Lafera 670
High game (hdcp) P. Eastman 247
D. Crum 247
Tuesday Night Mixed league
League standing:
The Islanders
Gumbie Bears
21-7
19-9
18-6
17-7
17-7
High average
High series
180
156
599
566
224
224
189
645
640
D. Christopherson 257
Dave Burfisher
Dora Fronabarger
Mike Spath
Myrna Farrar
Wayne Orkin
Pam Acevedo
High series (hdcp) John Sorrentino
High game
High game (hdcp)
Gloria Sinclair
Darryl Trimble
Linda Guentert
174
164
559
474
214
186
601
601
261
231
246
Guys and Dolls league
League standing:
HowZa 'U' Dago
Devil's Advocates
Fred' s Improvement
29-19
28-20
28-2'
average
17-7
15-9
14-10
series
High
High
High
High series (hdcp)
game
High game (hdcp)
Von Soriano
Peggy Lomonaco
Bill Marquis
Betty Silsby
Jim Kollefrath
Jean Kollefrath
A1 Mikula
Chic Lomonaco
Helen Soriano
Ron Sherman
Sheila Sherman
171
153
568
513
212
199
606
606
610
232
224
f#
Keflavik Men's Classic
League standing:
Team #5
Team #8
Team #3
46 1/2-31 1/2
44-34
43-35
High average
High series
High game
Paul Eastman
Paul Eastman
Fred Trace
186
634
264
Sports shorts
Pre-season tournament basketball
finals will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday.
Volleyball will be played at 3 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday.
Racquetball will probably start this
week.
In late November a wrestling tourna-
ment is scheduled.
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
Automobiles
1974 Fiat 128 3-door station wagon,
summer/winter tires, heavy duty springs,
European specs. Call Ron at 7503 or
7504.
1973 Datsun .wagon, A/C, auto, AM-FM
radio, tape, available at the end of Nbv
Call 7661.
1973 VW Superbeetle, US specs, two
sets of tires. $2000, call work 4517,
home 4449.
1973 International Scout II, 345 V-8,
PB/PS four wheel drive. Call work 4517
or home at 4449.
1972 VW Beetle, European specs, '75
VW rebuilt engine, new paint, radio, 4
summer and 4 studded snow tires, ^ust
tuned. Inspected and insured, $1500;
call Jim after 4 p.m. at 9-2961.
1970 VW nine passenger bus, good con-
dition, both summer and studded tires.
$1500. Call for Dan at 7914 during
working hours or 4162 after 5 p.m.
1968 Volvo 144, fouo door sedan, nuns
great, reliable, insured and inspected-
available Nov. 15, $1200. Call 4615
and ask for Mike Krawec.
1965 Ford Galaxie500, engine rebuilt
last winter, summer tires included, in-
spected and insured, $400 or best offer.
Call Mike Harbert at 7593 after 12 a.m.
1971 VW Superbeetle, excellent con-
dition, five summer tires, four snow
tires and chains, car top carrier. Call
Hanson at 2125/2110/4189 on days or 7977
at nights.
For Sale
A 21" color Philco TV, completely re-
conditioned for $250. Call 7546 or of-
fice phone 6110.
Pecan dining room set for sale, in-
cludes table with eight chairs, china
cabinet and buffet. Asking $800. Call
7187 for additional information.
Transformers; 1500, 300, 250 watts.
One cent per watt or best offer. Call
Capt. White at 4671.
Playpen, stroller, car saat all in
excellent condition; blue pile snowsuit
only two years old; jeans sizes 14-15,
real cheap, child sizes 2-4. Cell 7365
after 6 p.m.
Mediterranean console type stereo
with 8-track tape, AM-FM radio and turn-
table; bookcase, lady Schick mist hair
curler set. Call Larry at 2177 after
5 p.m. or 4128 DWH.
TV, 21" black and white portable.
Call Glenn Brady at 2290 AIMD.
Four F78 X 14 " snow tires in good
condition for $75, tubes included. Call
2166.
One refrigerator. Call 6241.
Sweaters, jewelry, formals, square
dance dress for $10; misc ladies
clothes, truck tire, G78-15 new, can be
studded. 950-3 F. Phone 6256.
Two parakeets and wire bird cage. If
you want guppies, my 55 gal aquarium has
what you're looking for. Call 7650.
General Electric canister vacuum,
dishwasher (Kenmore), four carpets
twelve brass goblets, girls’ 3-speed
bike, boys' 10-speed bike, Penney's ’re-
cord player. Call 4449.
Rebuilt starter, six v61ts for VW;
$25, six to twelve volts, converter, VW
taillight lens, Garage Sale at 1077-B
tomorrow at 1 to 4 p.m.
Mamiya-Sekor 528 TL, 35mm camera,
plus wide angle and doubler lens
and carrying case all for $100. Call
Mike Harbert at 7593 after 12 a.m.
1000 watt transformer; $15, 1/4 inch
thick wet suit with fins, mask, snorkel,
boots and weight belt; $40, two metallic
blue motorcycle helmets for $20 each.
Call 4149.
A brand new Phillips 220 volts hand
held hair dryer with accessories; still
under warranty, used only on recent va-
cation. Call 7551.
10 X 11 rust color carpet, two elec-
tric heaters. Call Vi at 7741.
Mult-family rummage: girls' clothes
size 10-12, hair dryer, baby beds,
stereo, radio, cassette, bikes, mower,
chains, and many more. Tomorrow noon
to 5 p.m. at Bldg. 929-2.
Miranda Sensomat RE, 35mm SLR. 50 mm
fl. 8, 200 mm F 3.5, cases, mint con-
dition. Good first camera for $145.
Call 9-2961 after 4 p.m.
Badger M-200 airbrush and Badger M-
180 compressor, mixing bottles in good
condition for $55. Call 9-2961 after
4 p.m.
General Electric refrigerator (large)
for $60. Call Perry at 9-1918.
Braun professional F-180 flash with
battery pack (NICAD) and generator
guide No. 110 for ASA 25 film built in
tilt for bounce flash and detachable
for hand.held. $100, contact 4537 or
7879.
Transformer: 1500 and 300 watts.
Call 4612 or 7658.
Four H78-15 summer tread tires used,
but has lots of miles left; $35, one
14'; universal fit rim; $15, also will
trade two H78-15 with new tires for
two G78-15 with tires. Call 7365.
Wanted
Two front seats for a Datsun, reason-
ably priced. Call 7620 between 7-4 p.m.
or 4149 after 4:00p.m.
The Ice and Fire Theater Group is in
desperate need of one or two inflatable
chairs. If you have one to lend, lease,
or sell, contact Debby Flack at 7008
DWH.
One or two inflatable plastic chairs
of any kind including children's chairs
we'll buy, rent or whatever, They are
needed for a play. Call Pat 7470 any-
time.
Good natured person to sweep, mop
and wax and clean walls of commom areas
in 3-story quarters. Pay $10 a week,
contact 7546,
Lost
Reading glasses in brown case, Call
Glenn Brady at 2290 AIMD.
Free
Eight week old kitten needs a good
home. Call 7187 after 5 p.m.
Red and white male cat, two months
old, box trained. Call 7322 ask for Ron
or Rene Pearce.
Female black, lovable cat, very good
with children, litter box trained, two
years old. Call 7650.
CPO Wives Chib
The CPO Wives Club will have a Hail
and Bless at the Glacier Hut tonight be-
ginning at 7:30 p.m. This will be a pot
luck dinner with plenty of food, fun,
and dancing for all; also there will be
a board meeting on Nov, 1, 1976 at the
home Pat Oglesby, quarters 1071-D at
7:30.
NCO Wives Club
The NCO Wives Club will meet on Wed.
Nov. 3, at 7:00 p.m. in the home of
Carol Studnicka, Qtrs 952-11. A make up
demonstration will be featured, all
wives of E-9 and below are cordially in-
vited to attend. Call Judy Thomas at
7712 for rides and information.
BAMA
The Brotherhood Association of Mili-
tary Airmen in Iceland will have
general meeting tomorrow in the Navalj
Station Conference Room in Bldg. 752 at
2 p.m.
La Leche League
La Leche League will discuss Nutri-
tion and Weaning on Monday, Nov. 1, at
10 a.m. in quarters 963 2-H. All in-
terested women are invited to attend.
For more information call Linda Winkler
at 7616.
Ice & Fire
Ice and Fire will hold its business
meeting Nov. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in Building
T-183