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White Falcon
Feburary 25, 1977
Little League sets tryout dates
Top seeded Patterson wins Girls Division
rolloff; Austin remains favorite in Boys
Top-seeded Tammy Patterson defeated
Jennifer Morgan 121-86 to capture first
place in the Junior High Girls Division
Bowling Tournament this past weekend.
Patterson, who finished the tournament
undefeated, never trailed in the cham-
pionship match. Patterson's score
matched her previous high of 121 in her
win in the semi-finals over Ann Thorpe.
In the Boys Division, Niels Austin
continues to be the favorite as he de-
feated third-seeded Chris Cural 201-157
to move into the semi-finals with the
win. Austin has yet to bowl under 200
in the meet and may capture the overall
high series. His opponent in the semi-
finals is Gary Curl who defeated Wayne
Jacobson 135-121. Unseeded Curl, was a
surprise to reach the semi-finals.
In the other semi-final bracket,
Kevin Gilstrap, a dark horse, rates the
favorite on his 222-174 win over Steve
Gaines. Gilstrap has improved and is
consistently bowling over 200 and should
give Austin competition should he reach
the finals. John Mendoza scored a 123-
Players of the week
Tony Felton of the A.T. Mahan Vikings
and Hofdis Austin of the Vikingettes
were chosen as co-holders of basketball
player of the week honor. Tony, a
jounior, poured in 31 points in leading
the Vikings to a 56-52 win over Weather.
Tony came back strong after going idle
for several weeks, recovering from
an injury. He leads his team in scor-
ing.
Hofdis, a freshman, stripped the
nets for 25 points in leading the Vik-
ingnetts to a 30-24 win over NCS.
Hofdis has a deadly outside shot and
is closing in on teammate Robbin
Hollier, the leading scorer in the
ladies basketball league.
Automobiles
1976 VW beetle, European specs,
4,000 km, winter and regular tires.
Call 4189 or 4454.
1972 VW beetle, U.S. specs, new
paint, new tires, excellent condition
throughout-$1500. Call 6292 or 7103.
1969 Chevy Malibu, 307 engine, two
barrel, three speed-$800. Call 7978.
1969. VW, new paint, six summer tires,
two snow tires and U.S. specs-$800.
Call 7773.
1969 VW Karmann Ghia, 2*5 months old
engine, new paint, disc brakes, eight
tires, insured and inspected-$700.
Call 2166.
1966 VW, blue, good condition, snow
tires, '77 inspected. Call Jim at
6222 or 2296 Rm. 220.
1967 VW with two engines, many extra
parts for $225. Contact AW3 Bagby at
VP-45 duty office at 7009 or 2292 Rm.
206.
1966 Chevy 283 engine, good condi-
tion '77 inspectedr$550. Call 6263
or 4227.
1967 Ford Falcon station wagon,
new exhaust, brakes and tune up, re-
liable transportation-$500. Call
Ray at 4227 or 7040.
For Sale
Matching chandelier, pole lamp and
two end table lamps, smoke brown colo-
nial with chimniys. Asking $100. - Call.
7187 after 5 p.m.
Peterson playpen in good condition.
$10—call 7804.
Camera 35mm petri ftee with 55mm,
200ram, and 35mm lenses-$200.
Knit pant suits—size 8 and 10, May
coat with hood size 14, suede look car
109'upset victory over Josh Forsman to
reach the spot opposite Gilstrap. The
finals should find Austin facing
Gilstrap but both Curl and Mendoza are
capable of pulling upsets.
In the Open Division, Don Haviland
continues to lead the field as he defea-
ted Mike Fulgium 142-133. Also reaching
the quarter-finals was Paul Gilstrap,
the second-seeded player who will fur-
nish plenty of competition for Haviland.
Others to reach the quarter-finals were
Robert Blake, Bryce Duchein, Dennis
Farrell, Hafdis Austin and Robert Berry.
Any of them are capable of'winning first
prize in the single elimination tourna-
ment.
In the Consolation Bracket, Scott
Philbrick looks like the man to beat as
he advanced with a 134-120 win over Paul
Thorpe to reach the semi-finals. His
main competition for the title will come
from MikeMonlezun who scored a 115-87
victory over Dan O'Connor in the other
semi-final bracket.
Game of the week
Vikings vs Weather was chosen bas-
ketball game of the week. The Vik-
ings defeated Weather 56-52. Scoring
in double figures for the Vikings were
Don Haviland with 10 and Tony Felton
at 31.
The losing end Don Frantz scored
in 14 points; Charley White 10; Mark
Nierisma 6; Mike Jones with 8 and
Louis Burkhart 10.
coat—size 10, double knit material
$1.00 a yd, full size gold floral bed
spredd with matching drapes, solid 8old
living room drapes, 8 x 12 gold shag
rug, umbrella and baby stroller. Call
7430 or 7173.
Matching white Whirlpool washer and
dryer, excellent condition, all clamps
and hoses included-$400. Call 7067.
Never used slip covers 60 x 70 in
and 70 x 90 in white, 70 x 140 in green
for $60 and a new electric football
game for $15. Call 7620 and 7180.
Frigidaire . refrigator-$80 and as-
sorted plants call 7669.
Pioneer QX-747A four channel re-
ceiver with turntable and two Bose
501 speakers. Akai GXC-710C front
loading cassette. Will take best
offer and prefer to sell all units
together. Call 4606 or 4607 after
5 and ask for Sam, Nancy, or Marla
Rm. 203.
Cannon FTB camera with tripod, two
filters andlenses-$230. Call 4631
and ask for Mark Rm. 209.
Decca portable stereo (detachable
speakers), many miscellaneous items.
Call 7871.
Four studded snow tires for VW,
Goodyear 165 x 15, good condition-$50.
Call' Joe at 9-3397 or 7439.
Clothes: mens' large; ladies' (16-
18); ladies' leather skirt and vest
set (16); childrens' (mostly girls'-
sizes 5 on down. Call 7871.
Sansui 881 two channel stereo re-
ceiver, like new, used six months-$200.
Call 4162 after 5 p*m.
Two Sears parkas (size boys 18) one
maroon and Navy blue-$9.50. Call
Colleen at 7062.
One sofa, one twin bed, one trans-
former 500 watt. Call 2276.
Registration and tryout dates have
been set for the 1977 Little League
Association season.
During an executive board meeting held
Saturday, plans were also made for ways
to earn money for the local league. The
board also set dates for opening day
ceremonies and for the start of league
play.
All boys and girls between the ages
of 8 - 15 are eligible to play with the
Little League this year if they will
not be 16-years-old before Aug. 1, 1977.
Registration will be held at The
Youth Center on March 5 and March 12 from
1 to 3 p.m. All registrants must show
proof of age by bringing either a birth
certificate or a passport.
Tryouts will be held on March 19 and
March 26 and will be conducted according
to the player's age. Eight and nine-
year-olds will attend tryouts at noon
on both dates and 10, 11 and 12-year-
The Officers' Wives' Winter Bowling
League finished up the season with the
outcome of team champion coming down to
the final day.
Team Four captained by Sue Mantonya
placed first in the winning over
team six by five games. Team six was
captained by Doris Foy. The suspense
had really built up over the past six
weeks as only a two-game difference
separated the two teams. Team seven
captained by Lila Thorpe placed third
in the league.
Among the awards given out were high
average to Terry Souhrada, finished the
season with a 150. Gerry duBois re-
Little League meeting
A general membership meeting will be
held tomorrow at 3 p.m. for all parents
of Little League aged children.
The meeting will be held within the
Air Operations1 Passenger Terminal,
building 814. The purpose of the meet-
tin will be to vote on a newly revised
Little League charter.
Car wash
A reminder from your Recreation De-
partment; the car wash is open on Tues-
day and Thursday evenings from 5-10
p.m. and on Saturday and Sundays from
10-6 p.m. for your convenience.
Come on down and clean your vehicle.
Hobby show
The Hobby Center will have a Hobby
Show starting April 9 and 10. Make your
plans now to enter. For entry blanks
contact the Hobby Sales Store at 6191
or come by Bldg. T-735.
50s - 60s nifbt
The Windbreaker Club announces that
there will be a special 50s - 60sj
night on March 4 from 8 p.m. - 2 a.m.
All of the big hits from the 50s will
be featured.
Club patrons are asked to dress as
they did in the good old days. Prizes
well be given for the most authenic
dress. So come on out to the Wind-
breaker, dance to your favorites, and
remember the good old days.
CPO Wives Chib
The CPO Wives Club will hold a Chili
Sale at Hanger 831 on March 1 at 10:30
a.m.
olds will attend at least one of the
tryouts to be eligible to play during
this season.
Tryouts for players ages 13-15 will
be held at a later date.
Opening Day ceremonies will be held
on May 28 with league play beginning
June 6.
Also included in the meeting were
discussions about ways to make money
for the league. This money is necces-
sary to allow the purchase of playing
equipment and to replace worn and lost
uniforms.
Among the items discussed were a raf-
fle to be held later this spring and the
possibility of bake sales.
VolunteerL support is also needed dur-
ing the season. Parents may assist the
league by umpiring games, by donating
cakes for bake sales and, most of all,
by attending scheduled games and cheer-
ing for their team.
ceived the high series award with a
507 and Lou Hall received the high game
award with a 206. Betty Curl cap-
tured the award for high series (hdcp)
by bowling at 605 and Sally Shiffer
bowled a 233 inclusive of handicap to
take high game (hdcp).
Most improved award went to Linda
Curtis with a +12.
Awards and prizes were presented
today at a luncheon held at the Of-
ficers Club.
Officers' wives interested in join-
ing the Winter Bowling League may sign
up by contacting Betty Curl at 6212 or
any member of the leagues executive
board.
NCO Wive* Chib
The NCO Wives Club will meet Thursday
March 3 at 7 p.m. in the home of Wanda-
Weed, Qtrs. 951-2K. All wives of per*
sonnel E-l through E-6 are cordially in-
vited. For information call Judy at
7712
Members are reminded to meet at the
Thrift Shop on Monday, Feb. 28 at 7
p.m.
Senior* *|*init ref*
For all you basketball lovers: the
senior class oft A.T. Mahan is sponsor-
ing a basketball game against the base
referees on Feb. 27, from 3 to 5 p.m.
Scout troup 364
Boy Scout Troop 364 will hold its
Court of Honor March 1 at 6:45 p.m. in
the Lower School multi purpose room.
All parents and visitors are welcome, and
encouraged to attend.
New arrivals
Soley Renee Onken was born Feb. 14
at 12:03 a.m. Her parents are Bjorg
and Keith D. Onken. SN Onken is at-
tached to the Commissary Store.
Dwayne Gene William Gaede was born
on Feb. 14 at 11:07 a.m. His parents
are Sari Marie and A02 Dwayne Gene
Gaede. Petty Officer Gaede is at-
tached to the Weapons Department.
Amy Elizabieth Slater was born on
Feb. 19 at 4:42 a.m. Her parents are
Jennifer Lou and IS1 Donald Lee Slater.
Petty Officer Slater is attached to
COMFAIRKEF.
Jeffrey Mark Foster was born on Feb.
21 at 10:05 a.m. His parents are
Patricia Anne and J02 Jerry Lee Foster.
Petty Officer Foster is attached to the.
AFRTS/White Falcon.
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Team Four takes OWC League by 5 games
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