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White Falcon
December 10. lq76
Base bowling roundup
Cage action: ‘A* league-3-way race
The "A" league is a three-way race
among VP-49, Hosp. and Marines with VP-
49 slightly favored. Mike Ritson leads
the Woodpeckers; Hosp. features strong
rebounding and the shooting of Phil
Christmas tourney slated
A special Christmas tourney is held
annually. The 16 best basketball play-
ers are chosen as team captains and they
draw for all other players, including
girls. The girls' points count double
their value and every girl must play two
minutes in each half. This year coaches
may volunteer to coach the various
teams. To sign up, call Dick Plante at
5191 or 4558 for a chance to complete
during the holidays.
Games of the Week
Denny Radford with 32 points, led
the NavFac Fusiliers to a 49-47 double
overtime win over the AFI Bearcats.
Denny hit on every shot when he took 14-
18 from the floor and got 4-8 from the
fowl line.
Powell Crosley led by 12 for the AFI
Bearcats, followed by Bob Gross and Ned
Bobbins with 10 each.
Players of the Week
Ned Shelgren of Det. 14 and Denny
Radford of NavFac were chosen as co-
players of the week. Shelgren scored 20
and 30 points in two games for 30 of the
37 points scored by the Jolly Green
Giants to gain their maiden vic-
tory, 37-32, over IKA. Shelgren, a for-
ward, uses a jump shot as his best wea-
pon .
Radford had his greatest day when his
32 points led his team to a narrow 47-
45 win over the AFI Bearcats. Denny hit
11 straight baskets, scoring on drives,
jump shots and layups, hitting on 14-18
shots.
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Momfej
American league
League standing:
northern Gulfstream league
Leaeue standing:
Miller and Randy Williams. Rick
Mitchell and Walt Medina, who keep
their play disciplined, take top Marine
<scoring. The other teams have good in-
dividual stars, however, they lack the
depth of being consistent.
Two teams, competing for the "B"
league crown, boil down league play.
VP-49 "B" and AIMD are three games ahead
with VP-49 favored. Bob Simister leads
AIMD and Dave Davis and Ed BattenfieId
head VP-49. CFK has Tom Abrahamson, the
other teams might rise but they lack the
ability to sustain a drive.
Weather and Grindy emerge as top con-
tenders in "C" league action with the
High School Vikings, having an outside
chance. The "C" leaguers are erratic. A
transfer could have a big effect on the
league standing.
High School looms in the ladies'
league the first half, however, the
addition of the Jupiter Pluvius team in
the second half will place them as
favorites to win the overall crown.
Trailblazers chalk 4th
win; edge Lakers, 22-20
Trailblazers-for their fourth victory-
downed the Lakers 22-20.
Mary Jorewicz led the Blazers with 10
points.
Janet Moore hit four three-point bas-
kets to score 14 points for the Lakers.
Billikens avenge loss in
65-56 win over Vikings
The NATO Billikens evened their three
game series with the Njardvik Vikings,
65-56, avenging a 95-80 defeat at the
visitors' gym. The third game is sched-
uled for Dec. 18 at 2 p.m. Mike Ritson
led NATO scoring with 16; Ned Shelgren
and Dave Groom followed with 10 each.
High for the Vikings were Tomos Gerr,
with 16 points and Lars Gunni with 15.
BF.r 33-19 57th FIE 36-8
57th FIS 31-21 AirOps 31-13
AFI 30-22 Weather 33-15
High average Ernie Cartagen a 182 High average Dave Haviland 176
High series Von Soriano 608 High series Corey Axel 598
High game ^alph Berrier 245 High rare Bill Jenkins 239
High series (hdcp) Ted Mendoza 694 High series (hdcp)Steve Parker 67o
High game (hdcp) Tim Holmes 264 High game (hdcp) Rick Everhart 263
Keflavik Men's Classic Fuys and Dolls leaeue
League standing League standing
Team #8 84-72 Devil's Advocates 64-32
Team //3 83 1/2- 72 1/2 Quicksetters 60-36
Team if 5 82 1/2- 73 1/2 Fred's Improvements 54-42
High average Mark Engwall 184
High series Paul Eastman 634 High average Von Soriano 171
High game Fred Trace 264 Peggy Lomonaco 160
High series Bob Kalinowski 588
CWC Winter league Betty Silsbv 513
League standing High game Jim Loliefrath 212
Team if4 30-14 Roy Smith 212
Team #7 26-18 Jean Kollefrath 214
Team if 5 24-20 High series (hdcp) Bill Marquis 640
Marilyn Bennardo 613
High average Loida Hopper 149 High game (hdcp) Ron Sherman 236
Ora Knutty 148 Chris Robida 242
Terry Souhrada 147 Sally Bedford 242
High series Doris Foy 472
Gerry DuBois 469 International 1 panne
Karen McMillan 460 League standing
Hi?h game Ora Knutty 181 K-l 35-13
Karen McMillan 176 NavFac 32-16
Gerry duBois 176 NSGA 28-20
Doris Foy 165 High average Mike Creamer 184
High series (hdcp) Doris Foy 592 High series A1 Stever 624
Gerry duBois 589 High game Bill Marquis 246
Karen McMillan 574 High series (hdcp) Tom Weiland 706
High game (hdcp) Gerry duBois 216 High game (hdcp) Jess Lopez 266
Karen McMillan 214
Ora Knutty 205 Iceland Couples league
Doris Foy 205 League standing
The Sparemakers 32-16
Northern Lights league Pin Pinchers 32-16
League standing Dvn-O-Mites 31-17
Grindy Grinders 42-10 High average Mark Engwall 179
Rights and Lefts 35-17 Mary Spillers 160
Gutter Bums 28-24 high series Bud Quinn 621
Carol Holmes 566
High average Mary Spillers 163 High game Mick Odell 235
High series Peggy Lomonaco 572 Randy Spillers 235
High game Terry Souhrada 201 Bunny Walden 198
High series (hdcp) Mollie Favro 612 High series (hdcp) Darryl Shoemaker 669
High game (hdcp) Jan Spiehs 221 Sonja Cristwell 645
Rita Odell 221 High game (hdcp) Clyde Swasey 262
Barbara Willette 221 Rita Thompson 253
Short notes
Top of the Rock
Automobiles
1976 Fiat 131, family sedan, four
cyl., four studded snow tires, five sum-
mer tires, AM/FM/cassette stereo, ex-
tras. Call 6292/6115 during working
hours, ask for Dennis.
1976 Blazer, automatic transmission,
power steering, cold climate package,
guages, radio, cheyanne package, 35074-
barrel, excellent condition. Call Bill
Aubrun work at 7690/2207 or home 9-2455.
1975 Austin-Mini, roof rack and new
exhaust system, 6000 miles-$l600. Call
7377 home and 7903 work, ask for
Lifgren.
1973 VW Super-Beetle, one owner, less
than 30,000 miles, four snow tires, AM
FM radio, rear window defroster-$2000,
available Dec. 21. Call Bill at 7787 or
7197 after 5 p.m.
1972 VW, low mileage, excellent con-
dition, selling below blue book price.
Contact Leigh Bergstrom at 4655 from 8
to 5 p.m.
1972 VW Squareback, U.S. specs, new
paint, rebuilt engine, has four studded
snow tires, four summer tires, new
brakes patch, available in middle of
January. Call Ernie at home 7542 or
7505 work.
1972 VW excellent condition, radio,
heater, four studded snow tires, five
summer tires, low mileage, may be seen
at Navy Lodge or call Thornton at 5296
or 7507.
1972 VW, excellent condition, factory
rebuilt engine, new paint job, has radio
and rear defroster, four summer” tires,
four studded winter tires and chains,
must sell immediately, will take best
offer. Call Jim at 7412 or 9-2961.
1971 VW Super Beetle, European specs,
needs muffler-$700. Call 7844 anytime.
1970 Ford F-100 pickup, four speed
with four wheel drive, camper and 30
gallon auxiliary gas tank. Call Glenn
5234, or 5246 home.
1971 Datsun, radio, heater, two snow
tires $600. Call Ed Waller 8 to 4 at
7913.
1969 Kingswood Estate station wagon
nine passenger, clean inside, runs good,
could use some body work-$700. Call
work phone at 4498 and ask for Feher.
1968 VW Beetle, American specs, ex-
cellent condition, low mileage, recent
complete tune-up and inspected, must
sell by Dec. 20-$800. Call Lt. Turner
at 7333 or 4341.
1966 Ford Bronco, extra tires and
rims, gas can and some parts-$1000.
Call 7264 after 5 p.m.
1965 Ford Galaxy-500 with 1970 302
engine-$450. Call 2166.
1963 Volkswagen Beetle, four studded
snow tires. Starts in all weather, good
economical transportation, but ugly-
$425. Call 7820 duty, 5172 evening.
1963 VW, includes '67 engine rebuilt
in June, radio and four snow tires, in-
sured and inspected, rough body-$350.
Call 4635 or 4586.
1962 Chevy Nova, good running condi-
tion, snow tires, inspected and insur-
ed-$300. Call 4520 during working hours
and evening 6136 ask for Helt.
For Sale
Four 15/60 x 15 summer tires used
last summer, mounted on rims and one
pair of chains-$80. Call 4267.
Two E 78 x 14 snow tires, new-$40.
Call Sgt. Spangler at Rockville 53 or
38.
Sony TC-388-4, four channel open
reel tape deck, excellent buy at $300.
Contact Pat Kelly 4224 duty or 4274
home.
Pioneer SX-770 receiver with two
Jensen T-3C speakers and BSR turntable.
Call Dulong work 7808 or Bks. 747 Rm.
205.
Transformers: 1500, 600, 500 watts,
all for $15. Call 2167.
Brand new and never used—(1) Six
Million Dollar Man and (1) Baby Alive.
$6.94 and $10.87 respectively. Call
Bell at 7008.
Aviation greens: coat 42 regular,
trousers 34 x 31, new dress blue coat
42 regular with rating and hash marks
both for $25. Call 7335 and ask for AKC
Radford, also iron and ironing board
both for $5.
Two 7.00 x 13 studded snow tires,
used one season-$30; Call Mckenzie at
work 7033 or CPO Bks. Rm. 218.
Singer sewing machine excellent con-
dition-$40; car seat for child-$10; ice
skates like new-$10; target bow with
accessories-$25. Call 7151.
Black and white TV, 19", available
Dec. 16. Call 7179.
Transformers: 2000, 1000, 150 watt,
sell penny per watt or all for $30.
Call 5279.
Ski equipment, new men's suit, sweat-
ers, (size med.), children's sets skis,
binding, poles-$15; young child's boots,
medium size, new lady's Nordica boots
for small size 7-l/2-$65; Two sleds-$10.
Call 4341 or 7908.
Electric guitar, Fender Mustang,
looks new-$75; including cord and Sears
AMP. Call 4341 or 7908.
Coffee table and shelves, five-piece
purple bathroom set includes lamp with
big shade. May be seen today at 606-D-
Sansui 771 receiver, eight months
old, used four months, 65 watts RMS per
channel-$155, excellent condition. Call
Marco Rosa work 7333/home 7916.
Thirty-six goose decoys-$36; eight
track tape player for auto-$15. Call
7243 after 2 p.m.
One set 87mra cylinders, complete with
piston and rings, for 1500 and 1600cc
VW, new-$70. Call 7243 after 2 p.m.
Two-1000 watt transformers-$15 each
or both for $25. Call 7282.
Assorted comic books, (60 in all)
mostly humor-$10 for all or buy separa-
tely. Call at home from 3 to 5 p.m. on
weekdays at 5172.
For sale or trade: Ho scale equip-
ment five piece car set 027 guage elec-
tric train without transformer, 18
pieces of curved and 16 pieces of
straight track, one left and one right
turn manual switches. Call 7139 after
5 p.m.
Free
To good home: five kittens-litter box
trained, must find homes by Dec. 20.
Call 7872 after 5 p.m., morning and
weekends.
Lost
Ladies' blue wire frame glasses.
Please call Cathy Cuthriell, telephone
4271 if found.
Calico-colored female cat; lost in
the vicinity of the Post Office. An-
swers to the name of Patches. Please
Call 4109 or 7323 before 5 p.m. and call
7210 after 5.
The Top of the Rock Advisory Board
will hold elections of officers today
at the Top of the Rock Club. All E-4
through E-6 are urged to come out and
vote.
BAMA
Let us move on together; the Brother-
hood of Military Airmen in Iceland is
conducting a Christmas card workshop
in the Navy Conference Room in building
752 at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Come in and
express yourself.
The monthly General Membership Meet-
ing will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
in the Branch Home (Bldg-T-184). All
interested Shipmates are invited to at-
tend.
Kenneth Paul was born Dec. 3 at 8:36
p.m. His parents are Carla S. and YN1
Paul R. West. Petty Officer West is at-
tached to IDF.
Ski Club
The Keflavik Ski Club will hold a
ski-swap Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Of-
ficers' Club. Got old equipment you're
interested in selling? Why not bring it
in and see if anyone is interested.
A meeting will be held in conjunction
with the ski-swap, along with some ex-
ercises to help you get in shape for the
ski season. Don't forget, that's Sunday
Dec. 12 at 1:20 p.m.
CPO Wive* Club
The monthly meeting of the CPO Wives
Club will be held Monday, at the Naval
Station Admin Bldg, at 7:30 p.m. All
CPO Wives are invited to attend and to
join. Please take note that the meeting
will be held at a different location
(Admin Conference Room).
The annual CPO Club Children's
Christmas Party will be held Sunday in
the CPO dinning room from 1 to 3 p.m.
For further information, contact
Sandra Baskin at 7276 or Rose Damewood
at 7121 after 5 p.m.
Fleet Reserve
New arrival