The White Falcon - 11.03.1977, Blaðsíða 4

White Falcon
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Supply, AIMD k
Supply and AIFJD are the only undefeat-
ed teams in the double elimination tour-
ney at press time. Having one loss are,
VP-45, Hosp, Rockville, NSGA, CFK and
NCS.
Supply defeated AFI, 49-43, 57th 50-
38 and Hosp, 58-57. AIMD'8 Bob Redmond
and Bob Simister took a 20 and 17 point
average while Supply's Frank Moore (23)
and Bob Carroll (13) led the attack.
Both teams have height; AIMD, having
a slight edge here while Supply might
have a small edge in ball handling.
Hospital lost a heart breaker after
leading all the way against AIMD. They
Vikings trounce
Billikens, 64 - 62
The Njardvik Vikings continued their
hex over the NATO Billikens by winning
a thriller 64-62 after trailing all the
way. The Billikens led 32-28 at half-
time. However, the long high arching
set shots by Arnie Brynjor who also had
20 points seemed to have the decisive
factors in the victory.
Scoring in double figures for the
Billikens were: Tom Polensky 14, Frank
Moore 12; Gene Frances 18; Bill Zopp 12
and Bob Redmond 10.
Next game will be Monday night in
Reykjavik at 8 p.m. This will be the
second game of the Ambassador's Cup
series.
A bus will leave at 6:30 p.m. from
the gym for interested spectators.
Litde League sign
Tomorrow is the final day of regis-
tration for this year's Little League
baseball season. Sign up will be held
at the Youth Center from 1-3 p.m.
All boys and girls who will be eight
years old and not more than 16 years of
age before Aug. 1, 1977 are eligible to
play.
To register, parents should bring
proof of birth date—either a birth
certificate or passport—and must sign
a completed application form which is
id cage tourney
Will be losing Phil Miller and Mark
Williams, two of their main players.
CFK has the scoring of Scott Wash-
burn and good outside shooting to aid
them.
NCS has been improving with Robin
Russler their lead player, under the
coaching of Tom Wastlake.
NSGA and Rockville have plenty of
scrap plus good teamwork; while VP-45
has the defense and shooting of Tom
Palonsky and Bill Denson.
The games have been too close and
while there hasn't been too many upsets,
many of the games could have gone either
way:
Player of the week
Bob Redmond of AIMD was chosen as
basketball player of the week. Bob aver-
ages around 15 points a game, but he has
scored more if needed. He is an excel-
lent ball handler and very accurate
jumpshooter. Bob is especially at home
around the basket and has many good
moves in close.
Defensely Bob is an excellent shot
blocker. However, his biggest asset is
rebounding.
Bob came to Iceland in December and
has been a welcome i addition to the
basketball sceen.
Wrestling bout set
The first 1977 wrestling tourney
will be held March 19 and 20 at 1 p.m.
Weighing in will be from 1-2 p.m. in
the gym office. For entry, sign up
at the gym and weigh in next Saturday.
First and second place awards will
be given in each weight class. Weights
will be as follows: 123; 130; 137;
147; 157; 167; 177; 187; 197 and un-
limited
up ends tomorrow
available at the Youth Center.
Tryouts for all those who have regis-
tered will begin at noon on March 19.
Eight and nine-year-olds will tryout at
noon and 10, 11 and 12-year-olds will
tryout at 3 p.m. on that date and the
following Saturday, March 26.
Anyone wishing more information about
Little League may call either Mr. Wayne
Rickard at 4277 or Mr. Jim Dewater at
6217.
News briefs
Ice & Fire
The Ice and Fire Theater Group an-
nounces that opening night for their
upcoming production of "Never too Late"
is March 19, at the Officers' Club. The
three act comedy will also be presented
March 24 and 25 at the Top of the Rock.
Persons interested in obtaining tickets
or reservations should contact the club
offices.
FS flea market
Family Services will sponsor a Base
Flea Market in hangar 885 April 30,
where you can buy or sell literally any-
thing from home baked goods, toffee ap-
ples and hot dogs, plants and home
crafts, to used clothing books and com-
ics. Any club, association or indivi-
dual may request a booth. Now is the
time to organize your efforts, so that
it can be a successful and profitable
venture for all concerned. If interes-
ted, phone Family Services Monday
through Friday, between 9 a.m. and 3
p.m. at 6203 or 5209. You have just
seven weeks to prepare!
New arrival
Jonlynn Marie Syrotynski was born
March 3 at 4:38 p.m. Her parents are
Lois Jean and RM2 John Edward Syrotynski.
Petty Officer Syrotynski is attached at
the Naval Facility.
KBA tourney
The Keflavik Bowling Association is
organizing a scratch tournament. For
more information call Barney Creamer at
7180 or 7620.
Rsmsmbsr ths
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Automobiles
1975 Fiat 126, European specs, multi-
band radio, 4 summer radial tires, and 4
radial studded snow tires. Call 7195 or
7511.
1974 Ford Bronco, very low milage.
Call John at 7513 or 5202.
1973 VW Superbeetle, good condition,
very dependable. Call 7195 or 7511.
1972 VW, studded and summer tires,
'77 inspected, $1,000. Call 7813.
1972 Jeep Commondo, '77 inspected,
new exhaust and brake systems, 4 studded
and 5 summer tires, two 5-gallon cans.
Call Shoemaker at 6267 or 2209.
1972 VW Beetle, excellent condition,
winter and summer tires, '77 inspection
sticker. Call 7116 or 2284.
1972 VW 1300, good mechanical condi-
tion, low milage, two month old paint
job. May take possession immediately.
$1,200 or best offer. Call Jerry at
7201 or 2116.
1972 Austin 1300, four-door, very
good over-all condition. Asking $950.
Call Pam at 2149.
1971 VW 1300, '77 inspection, new ex-
haust and starter, $700. Call Ron at
4291, Rockville.
1970 Ford Galaxy 500, good condition.
Call Ricky Hicks at 7245 or 6147.
1970 VW 1500, U.S. specs, new paint,
'77 inspection. Call SSgt. Branson at
7568 or 7421.
1969 VW Squareback, for parts, $75.
Call Larry at 7685.
1968 VW Squareback, excellent reli-
able transportation, summer and winter
tires, $600. Call. 7243 or 7684.
1967 VW Squareback, fair shape, must
have back insurance paid. Call Larry at
7685.
1966 VW with 1969 engine, studded and
summer tires, needs minor adjustments,
$300. Call Capt. Young 4379 or 4676.
1966 Volvo station wagon, $575. Call
McMahon 7037 or 7588 room 314.
1966 Pontiac LeMans, good transporta-
tion, old but dependable. $500. Call
Mitchell at 7410 or 4445.
1965 Pontiac GTO, '77 inspection, 389
4-speed. Black with white convertable
top. $750. Call 7684 and ask for Lowell
Lowell.
1964 Olds, good running condition,
not inspected, needs little work, asking
$450. Call Mark Schultz at 7037.
For Sale
Kenmore upright vacuum with all at-
tachments-$40, men's extra large Icelan-
dic sweater-$20. Call 7754 or see at
1054-A.
G.E. electric stove-$65, G.E. washing
machine-$40, Kelvinator clothes dryer-
$100, Simmons double bed w/ box spring,
mattress and metal frame-$100, Sears 18"
2-cycle lawn mower used 6 times. Call
7279.
E-78-14 studded snow tires in very
good condition-$70, one 15" 5-hole rim-
$5, dark green 9x12 rug-$25, gold rug
and pad, 10xll-$30, white kitchen set
with two benches and two chairs-$80,
Clairol electric curlers-$3, hibachi-$2,
white dresser-$12. Call 7853.
Two living room end tables, ceramic
tile and birch construction-$30 pair.
Call Ron or Rene at 7315 or 7322.
Sears' best upright vacuum-$75. Call
4379.
Man's and woman's three speed bicy-
cles. Call John at 5202 or 7513.
Enclosed car top carrier, great for
campers-$25, portable toilet-$10, two
night stands-$18 pair, 30x40" rairror-
$10. Call 7755.
Two family pack-out sale, books,
plants, clothing, games, kitchen things,
lots more.
Nikko 6010 stereo receiver, Garrard
40B turntable, two quadraflex and two
AR-7 speakers, to be sold as complete
system-$445. Call Lt. Anderson at 4377
or 2214.
58. caliber black powder rifle and
accessories, Harrington and Richard Hunt
Huntsman-$90. Call 7243 or 7684.
Potty chair-$3, LP's-25c each, wig-
$5, two folding chairs-$5, toys, girls
clothes (sizes 1-3) ladies clothes (size
16-18) Call 7871.
Petri 35mm with telephoto and wide
angle lenses. Call DeLong at 7091 or
6291 rom. 301.
Regular size refrigerator, works very
well, in fair condition-$30. Will help
move. Call 2116/2117 or 7201.
One Technics 6700-A 4-channel recei-
ver. Call Jeff Dietz at 4647 or 7709
rm. 124.
T.V. stand for portable T.V., set of
8 melmac dishes, albums plus many other
misc. items. Call 2159 or see at 931-1G
2-4 p.m.
Clothes: women's coats and dresses,
size 12-14, boys size 1-6, including
coat size 3T. Call 2159.
One 8-track tape player for car, lit-
tle girls light blue denim jacket with
embroidery size 4. Call 7198.
Two H78-14 studded snow tires, like
new-$20 each or both for $35, Samsonite
lady's pullman, white-$30, plants from
$5 to $15. Call 7188.
Hand mixer-$5, coffee pot-$7.50, pole
lamp-$8, playpen-$10, console stereo w/
AM-FM radio, 8 track and record player,
$140. Call 7454.
Boy's pants 11/12 slim, like new,
boy's shirts,sweaters, coats size 10-14,
girl's dresses size 12/14, juniors 9/10,
ladies' clothes size 9-12 and men's me-
dium sizes, toys. 1066-E Coral Sea 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow.
Baby dresser in good condition, rea-
sonable price. Call 7179 or 7315 and
ask for Ron or Rene Pearce.
Black and white television. Call
Mark at 7631.
Wanted
Two VW rims (4 lug, 15") plus one
tire and rim. Call 6156.
Mechanical baby swing. Call 4612 or
7658.
Found
Ring, stone in gold mounting. Call
7188 to identify.
Miscellaneous
A lunch and bake sale sponsored by
the ComSta wives, will be held in the
ComSta lobby from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
March 16. Proceeds will be donated to-
wards the ComSta ball to be held April
23.
Jlefifiec/uxun&
Irish folklore tells us that the Lep-
rechauns know where to find the pot of
gold at the end of the rainbow. Suppos-
edly, if you can catch one of these
creatures, he can reveal it to you.
Waiting for a rainbow or a Leprechaun
with a pot of gold is not exactly the
best assurance that your dreams will
come true. But a pot of gold can be
yours without the help of a Leprechaun
...if you cultivate the habit of syste-
matic savings through the Payroll Sav-
ings Plan.
Your pot of gold will continue to
swell and you need never worry that some
Leprechaun will run off with the con-r
tents. Remember, if U.S. Savings Bonds
are lost, stolen or mutilated, they are
replaced.
The truth of the matter is, if you
ever did catch the Leprechaun and follow
him, you'd probably discover a packet of
U.S. Savings Bonds made out to Mr. Lep-
rechaun himself.