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White Falcon
May 27, 1977
SPORTS
Women's league tightened
NCS sneaks by Coolcats 3-2
The softball race in the women’s league
tightened up this week with NCS sneaking
by the Coolcats in a 3-2 ball game to
throw each team into a tie for third with
the newly formed NSGA team.
Farnsworth and Gardener went two for
three at the plate to assist NCS pitcher
Pardoe in the victory.
Navy Exchange, pulling out of a 3-2
victory over NSGA in the bottom of the
fifth inning was not as fortunate Sat-
urday, losing to the Rockets, 13-3.
Kohler pitched a six-hitter for the
undefeated Rockets, but received help
with some fine defensive plays, coming
from Steigy and Dodd.
Niemeyer, a recent addition to the
Rockets, along with second baseman
Hollier, managed three hits in three
trips to the plate.
Commodores dumps NSGA 1-0
by Dick Plante
The NSGA Guardians lost their first
game in really defensive action, 1-0, to
the Admin Commodores.
Pitching was great as both pitchers
had a no-hitter going for five innings.
Terry Smith almost achieved his gem
with only a lone hit, walk and error,
spoiling his perfect game.
With one out in the bottom of the
seventh, Joe Medina singled, and Loyd
Cheatham sent him to third with Max
Bishop, delivering the only run on a
sacrifice fly to center Terry Smith.
This play almost entered the hall of
fame where only Ralph Bernier of NAVFAC
rests for pitching a no-hitter.
Bob Manges gave up four hits for the
Guardians.
Marines edge Air Ops 6-5 in 10 innings
The Marines eked out Air Ops, 6-5, in
a 10-inning thriller.
Air Ops scored lone runs in the second
and fifth; the Marines obtained three in
the fourth and two in the fifth.
In the sixth, Air Ops tied the game
5-5 on singles by Paul Bayne and "Slim"
Pickens and a triple by Douglas Duplayer.
The score was tied until the tenth
when hits by Mike McCormick, Jose
Morales and Steve Smith ended the well-
played marathon.
AFTER UNDERGOING A "BLUENOSE" INITIATION, ASM3 Wendell D. Bonnette, AE2
Rhonda L. Buckner and AC2 Helen D. Kidwell (left to right) enjoy a round
of cake-eating, (photo by PH2 Roseanne Caruso)
3 tailors ‘ship over by a nose’
Three naval personnel reenlisted last
week on a P3-C "Orion" "bluenose flight"
over the Arctic Circle.
They are Air Controlman Second Class
Helen "Ace" D. Kidwell who signed for
six years, transfering to Naval Air
Station Moffet Field, CA, and Aviation
Electrician's Mate, Second Class Rhonda
L. Buckner shipped for four years for
aircrew orders to Naval Station Rota,
Spain. AE2 Bucker is attached to the
Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance
Department.
Aviation Support Equipment Techni-
cian, Mechanical Third Class Wendell
D. Bonnette of Patrol Squadron FORTY-
FIVE reenlisted for four years.
CLASSIFIED ADSS
Automobiles
1975 Austin Mini, 8,000 miles, summer
and winter tires, $1,400, Phone 4412/
7664.
1974 VW Sedan (77 inspected and
insured), excellent cond., summer/winter
tires, low mileage, asking $1,800. Call
7640/7310.
1973 Mercury Capri Sports Coupe, V-6
(2600 CC) yellow, radio, radial tires,
good condition. Car new to Iceland.
Call Williams at 4136 and leave message.
1973 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs,
insured, radio, 4 new Summer tires, four
studded snow tires. Call McMillan at
6205 (work), Rockville 59/58 after 5 p.m.
1972 VW Squareback, new tires, ’77
inspected and insured, radio, rear-view
window defroster. Very good running
condition. Call 7754.
1972 VW Beetle, good running cond.,
U.S. specs., 2 sets of tires, radio, ins.
$1,200. Call 9 1755.
1972 Ford Pinto, 2-door, 4-speed,
31,000 miles, good engine, fair body. 2
sets of tires, including 4 mounted stud-
ded radial tires, radio. Phone 7401/
6209.
1971 VW European specs., good condi-
tion. Engine less than one year old.
Tires, radio and heater. ’77 inspected
and insured. Call Rose 7505/7747 anytime.
1971 Volkswagon Beetle, Eur specs
good running condition. Phone 6273,
1971 VW Fastback, auto, trans.,
excellent condition, many extras, U.S.
specs. Call 6214 after 5 p.m. $1,200.
1970 VW Squareback, 4 winter tires,
radio, insurance, U.S. specs., good cond.
$900. or best offer. Call 7534.
1970 VW Beetle, U.S. specs., recently
rebuilt eng. new clutch and pressure
plate, 77 inspected and insured, reliable
transportation, $800. or best offer.
Call 4325 or 7648.
1970 VW camper. Sleeps two adults
and two children-dry and warm. Recently
rebuilt engine, mounted radials and stud-
ded snow tires-=-all good. $600 recently
invested. Call Dr. Steakley at 7425.
1968 Ford Galaxy, automatic transmis-
sion, outstanding mechanical condition,
excellent interior, power steering and
disc front brakes, $750. Call Henry at
2225/7683.
1967 Mercedes Benz, four-door, stand-
ard transmission, good running condition
$400. Phone Admin Officer, U.S. Embassy
29100.
1967 Pontiac Lemans, good running
cond., with tape player, inspected and
insured, $600 firm. Phone 4169.
1966 Plymouth Satellite, reliable
transportation, good tires, new battery,
$450. Phone 7100/ 5130.
1966 Plymouth Satellite, 2-door, good
tires, new battery, 77 inspected, every-
thing works good. A good ole car. Best
offer. Call 5130/7100
1966 Land Rover, 4-door Safari, good
condition luggage rack, gas cans. Call
Adams, 6201/7177.
1966 Ford Bronco, 289 V-8, standard
transmission, 4-wheel drive. Perfect for
Iceland. Call Favro 4355/2266.
For Sale
One refrigerator, $50; one full size
bed (mattress and springs) with frame,
$50: and, nine one-gallon cans of Cole-
man fuel, $1 per can. Call Ron 7503 or
4350.
VW snow tires: four studded C78 x 15
in excellent cond., $60; two good Dunlop
6.00 x 15 for $20. Call Cdr. Ferro at
2110/2125/7666.
Black heels—never worn 7^B, $9; baby
hamper, $3; diaper bag, $3; men’s boots,
size 8, $5; sm. hair dryer, $5; steri-
lizer and bottles, $10; baby boy clothes
in sizes 1 and 2—$1 each or $20 for
all; baby snowsuit, $2; boys’ winter
coat size 2, $2 and baby sleeping quilt
bag, $1. Call 7647.
One officer’s CPO bridge coat, med.,
$50; 2 prs. new khaki dress trousers,
31 inch waist, $15 each. Call 4314 or
4665.
One heater blower for VW. One auto
heater complete. One child’s Johnny
Jump Up swing. Call 4257 after 3 p.m.
Indy shifter and radio for VW. Call
4257.
Rummage sale, 951-2 basement tomor-
row 2 to 4 p.m.—clothes, furniture,
Zenith stereo and other interesting
items. For information, call 7818.
Four-channel Panasonic RP-9876R,
cassette, 8-track tape recorder, auto-
matic changer, AM/FM, 4 speaker sys-
tem, frequency response 50-20,000
HZ, $600. Call 7312 after 6 p.m.
Lewyt lightweight vacuum, 2-speed
plus refill bags, $15. Hoola Coupe
Walker by Century in excellent condi-
tion, $15. Call Sari at 4152.
Elura wig, waist length, black,
never worn—paid $70, asking $50 or
best offer. Call Sari at 4152.
Four studded snow tires 165-14
used only one winter—fit Plymouth
Duster, $130 for set. Call 7518.
Ask for Jim Harnett.
Kodak Retina III S. This is a col-
lector's item: the classic German Kodak
35mm rangefinder camera with f:2.8/50mm
and f:4/135mm Schneider-Kreuznach lenses
and cases. Original instruction book-
let. Call 7278.
One 1,500 watt and two 800 watt
transformers, a penny a watt. Call
9-2714 after 5 p.m.
Marantz 2230 receiver, $250; love
seat and sofa, $100; 4 VW studded snow
tires, $40; Pullman Samsonite by Grass-
hopper suitcases, $15 and Teac AN8D Doby
unit, $70. Call 2247.
Bedroom set—bed with headboard, Hi-
boy chest, 2 end tables, mirror and Low-
boy dresser—must see to appreciate. ■
Asking $400. Call Ron Pearce at 7322 or
7197.
Three-family pack out sale today from
3 to 8 p.m. at Qtrs. 962-1, second floor.
Final pack out sale—desks, pole
shelves, pictures, books and much misc.
All priced to sell tomorrow noon to 3
p.m. 1054B Coral Sea.
Two each G78-15 studded tire rims for
Malibu, one each G78-15 winter tire and
one each F78-15 winter tire with rim for
Malibu. All for $10. Call 7755.
Transformers: 3—1,000 watt and 1—
500 watt. One cent per watt. Call 7374.
Kenwood 5033-F turntable, one year
old—like new, $125. Call 4169.
2,000 watt transformer, portable
washer and spin dryer and AM/FM stereo
with two speakers. Call Steve 6277 or
7407.
200+ skeins rug or handicraft yarn,
acrylic, assorted colors, 65 cents
skein. Call 4342.
Antique walnut and walnut veneer
vanity dresser with folding triple
leaded mirrors and ornate brass pulls,
$75. Call 4342.
Pre-pack out sale. White stag fake
fur coat 12-14 excellent condition,
curtains, tapestry, glass, pottery,
clothing and more. 670-2B tomorrow
noon to 4 p.m. Call 4342.
Swing-away tire and two gas can
carrier; 10-inch clutch pressure
plate and disc for 289; two H78-14
studded snow tires, mounted low
mileage; new tire chains never used
and medium sized tricycle. Call
Favro 2266/4355.
Early American sleeper-sofa,
floral upholstery, good condition,
needs minor repairs, $40. National
portable radio and tape recorder
with mike, $20. Call 2270 after 5
p.m.
Miscellaneous
For the Sunday Christian Science
service, meet at the Chapel Annex at
10 a.m. The service will be held at a
home in Reykjavik. Call John at 2232.
"Come and join the fun." The NCO
Wives Club will hold its monthly meet-
ing/coffee in the home of Nadine
Cordes, 606-B, Thursday at 7 p.m.
The club is open to all wives of
military personnel E-l through E-9.
For further information, call
Stephanie Player at 7100.
Dr. MacHaffie will conduct a two-
hour child care class in the Dispensary
Lounge June 6 at 7 p.m. The class in-
cludes such topics as early growth and
development plus the care of childhood
illnesses.
All parents and expectant parents
are invited. Call Outpatient Clinic
at 3301 for registration. Class is
limited for 15 couples.
The next class will not be held
until August.
All Boy Scouts must bring at least
one parent to a special meeting at 7 p.m
Tuesday at the Scout Hut.
The purpose is to fill out physical
exam and permission forms on all boys
planning to attend the International
Scout Jamboree in Iceland during July.
Attendance of both boys/parents is
mandatory.
Wanted
A wooden baby's high chair in good
condition. Call Williams at 4136 and
leave message.
Wife visiting Wednesday for five
weeks—will house sit and care for pets,
plants and house during entire period or
any portion. Call SSgt. Day 2187/6233.
Lost
On May 18, 1977, a dark grey brief
case was lost near women’s restroom at
Keflavik Air Terminal. Reward. Contact
Kasperson at 2116/2117.