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White Falcon
August 5, 1977
AMERICAN INTERMEDIATE
John Clark VP-24 48-75=671 Paul Barber NSGA 56-74=757
Harold Davis Grindy 40-70=571 Butch Fuller NCS 31-47=659
Curt Hall VP-24 34-62=548 Jack Drury Supply • 26-45=578
Bob Wagner CFK 46-84=548 Moon Mullins Rockville 29-52=559
Kieth Neuman Supply 42-79=532 Rusty Glenn NCS 26-48=542
Homers: Clark 21 Homers: Barber 10 Pozniak 9 Clark 8
NATIONAL LADIES
S.A. Claus A1MD 33-56=589 Laura Fiege LE 47-62=758
Andy Williams AFI Sec. 40-71=563 Gayle Shinski Rockets 34-47=723
D.D. Duck Nav Fac 60-107=561 Robin Hollier Rockets 33-47=702
Tom Westlake NCS B 32-57=561 Chris Thompsom Rockets 31-47=659
Jim Lipasek Nav Fac 48-89=539 Lisa Simon NEX 32-52=615
Homers: Lipasek 9 Schroer 8 Duck 7 Homers: F. Swat 20
Ness defeats NATO, 910-834
Thirty-two golfers journeyed to Ness
Golf Club for the first half of the
home golf match Sunday, however, they
did not fare so well in the score.
Ness opened with a 68 stroke advan-
tage, 910-834, with the 10 best scores
counted.
Mike Barry and Dick Plante tied for
low for NATO with 85 while medalist for
the day, Jon Haukur shot a 74.
Hole in one winner was Oli Olofson
with a shot eight feet from the hole
while we lost, 67-65, in the best ball.
A return match will be held Aug. 27
at Keflavik Golf Course at 12:30 p.m.
Sign up by calling Dick Plante at 4558.
BASKING IN THE PEACEFULNESS of Hvitarbakki, an angler tries his luck
for a catch.
Little League goes into second
The Keflavik Little League will com- Seniors Won Lost
plete its second full week of play in Orioles i 0 ***
the second half today. The standings Dodgers i l **
below, for the second half only, indi- Padres 0 l ***
cate incomplete schedules because of
rained out games. Maiors
Astros 3 0
At the completion of this week's Twins 1 1 *
games, the Majors and Minors will have Padres 1 2
four scheduled games remaining for the Cards 0 2 *
season. Some teams have more because of
makeup games. Minors
The standings below show the wins and Giants 2 0 *
losses as of Saturday, July 30. The Angels 2 0 *
asterisks indicate the number of makeup Tigers 0 1 **
games each team has: Royals 0 2 *
Golf championship set Aug. 13-14
The 1977 Keflavik Naval Station Golf
Championship will be held Aug. 13 and 14
at noon. Competition will be by flights
with handicaps dictating which flight a
contestant plays in. Personnel without
handicaps will start first round for
placement and second for total where
they are placed.
Thirty six holes of medal play will
govern the flight championships.
A hole in one tourney on the third
Summer sports banquet
The 1977 summer sports banquet will
be held at the Officer's Club Aug. 30
at 7 p.m.
Dress will be casual with the meal
being steamboat round.
Tickets may be obtained from Dick
Plante at the field house with a dead-
line set for Aug. 26.
hole will be in effect both days and a
blind bogey tourney will also be played
Aug. 13.
The Calloway handicaps system will
also be played both days.
The 1977 Golf Championship by flights
will be held Aug. 13-14 at Keflavik Golf
Course. Enter by contacting Dick Plante
at 4558.
Also a 36-hole medal play will be
played.
Track meet slated
A big track and field meet is sched-
ule for Aug. 27 and 28 here.
All units are urged to field teams
with men over 35, unlimited men and wo-
men. Units that do not have women may
utilize friends and dependents.
Field events include: shotput,
discus, high, broad and long jump.
Track events are: 50 yard dash, 100
yard dash, 220 yard dash, 440 yard dash,
880 yard dash, one mile run, two mile
run and five mile run.
Relays include: 440, 880, mile and
two miles.
All track events are for over 35,
unlimited and women.
Naval Communication Station, as re-
igning champs are issuing a challenge to
all units to come out running or crawl
back into their holes.
Prizes will go to first and second in
all events and the first three in team
play. 10-5-3-1 points will be given to
the first four finishers.
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Automobiles
1977 Chevy Blazer with 4WD, four
speed transmission, AM/FM stereo and
cassette player, low mileage. Call Ens.
Gardner 2180/4350.
1975 VW 1200L, European specification
has been inspected and insured, 6800 km,
studded snow and summer tires, excellent
condition. Call Capt. Howard 5113/5167.
1975 Fiat very economical, new brakes
call 4320/7268.
1975 Honda XL 350 in new condition
less than 1800 miles and insured. Call
Sellers 6292/7537.
1974 Datsun B-210 in excellent condi-
tion, AM/FM radio, four snow tires for
$2,000 but will negotiate. Call Diane
3355/4458.
1974 Super Beetle American specifica-
tion with 18,000 miles in excellent con-
dition for *‘$1,900. Call Walters 6292/
7103.
1973 Fiat 127 in excellent condition
with low mileage, European specification
gets 30 mpg, summer and winter tires '77
insurance for $1,500. Call 7357.
1973 Scout II with 4WD, P/S, P/B,
automatic, V-8, radio, A/C and more ex-
tras. Call 7507/7001.
1972 Landcruiser with five new tires,
35 hp package, many extras for $3,500.
Call Ron 5212/7762 after 5 p.m.
1970 Toyota Corona Mark II station
wagon with four new summer tires and
four snow tires with chains, inspected
and insured asking $1,000. Call 4248
after 5 p.m.
1970 VW Camper Bus in excellent con-
dition, new clutch and muffler for
$2,100 or best offer. Call Kerry from
8 to 5 p.m. 2224/2249 after 5 p.m.
9-1267.
1969 VW with new clutch, new oil
seals and rings in good running condi-
tion for $500. Call 4320/7268.
1967 Mercedes Benz 230 has four speed
on column, excellent transportation.
Call 5260/4181 and ask for Tony.
1946 Willy’s Jeep in good condition
and runs fine for $600. Call 4126/6172.
For Sale
New 6 volt VW starter and used 6 volt
VW battery. Call 7719 after 6 p.m.
Kitty litter box for $10, original
cost $18. Call Bob 7431.
Crib with bedding and blankets for
$30. Call 7401 ask for Nancy
Moving sale includes freezer, dining
room set, assorted clothing including
maternity clothes, ice chest, speakers,
infant car seat, baby bottles, golf
clubs and bag, grill and toys. Call
5244.
Technics SA 7300-X 4 channel reciever
in excellent condition. Must sell going
on leave. Best offer. Call Jack 4614.
Sony Trinitron color TV, 12" screen
in excellent condition. Call 4248 after
5 p.m.
Girls 26" bicycle for $40, one tri-
cycle $10, house plants $3 to $5. Pro-
fessional ironer $40 and one magnolia
tree $10. Call 7741.
Glassware in two different styles
both are avocado for $10. Call Sari
4152.
New bassinet, maternity clothes size
10, Chinese junk, Sears electric shoe-
shine kit and one Spanish ship-Navio
Espanol. Call 7247.
One port-a-crib with mattress and
bumper pad in very good condition for
$20. Call 2259 anytime after noon.
Toys, games and boy's toys for
sale tomorrow from 1 to 5 p.m. in Qtrs.
950-2H third floor.
Three bowling balls, two 14 pounds and
one 12 pounds for $10 each. Also one
five gallon gas can for $6. Call 2259
anytime after noon.
Baby bed, baby walker, rocking chair,
two large pictures, ceramic greenware,
35mm camera, ice skates size 7, child-
ren's boots, plants and much more tomor-
row from 1 to 3 p.m. in Qtrs. 605C or
call 7964/7336.
Dresser for $15, port-a-crib $5, hair
dryer like new for $15, new summer tire
with rim 678-14 $25 and a used F70-14
summer tire with rim in good shape for
$15. Call 6242.
Four wheels for Ford Bronco or Scout,
miscellaneous parts for Bronco. Plants
very reasonable also miscellaneous house
hold items. Call 7198 anytime after
3 p.m.
Remmington blower for $10, Shick
time machine dryer $20, 991 Bell and
Howell slide projector with 16 cubes for
$110. Call John at 2130/7151.
Packout sale: Ladies size 8 through
12 clothes, children's clothes, small
appliances.and many more items tomorrow
from noon to 4 p.m. at brown house two
doors from the bank.
Sears 15.2 cubic feet frostless re-
frigerator/freezer. Call Wayne 4626/
2157.
Wanted
Child's bike. Call Matson 4552/7315.
Single lens Reflex camera with screw-
type lens mount, body only preferred.
Call 5154.
Diaper pail at a reasonable price.
Call Sari at 4152.
Free
Male cat, good with kids. Call 7741.
To a good home a young female cat,
housebroken and good with children.
Call 2270.
Found
Girl's Timex watch in vicinity of
gym. To claim call 777-2.
Miscellaneous
The Keflavik Fundamental Baptist
Fellowship invites you to worship with
them on Sunday at 10am and in the
evening at 7 p.m. in the Human Relations
Building.
Bowling - American
past time
Bowling has been growing rapidly as
one of America's favorite indoor sports,
particularly during the winter months.
It offers exercise and competition but
the largest advantage is meeting other
people and cultivating new friendships.
The Keflavik Women's Bowling Associ-
ation (KWBA) announces that the winter
bowling season will soon start, and, as
in past seasons, sponsored league bowl-
ing will be offered on three days during
the week—one morning and two afternoon
leagues.
Some familiar faces will be return-
ing, and the KWBA extends a welcome to
new league members.
New members will find league bowling
a lot of fun, and to all newcomers to
Iceland, league bowling is one of the
best ways to meet other people, the KWBA
states.
You can be sure that during the long
winter months ahead, getting together
with women in league bowling will be a
bright spot on your calendar, KWBA mem-
bers continue.
All three leagues are scheduled to
start in September, and interested wo-
men should contact one of the following
for further information:
Monday Jan Spieh at 7757, Tuesday Lisa
Taylor at 7555 and on Thursday Peg
Widenor at 7542.
Children between six months and 10
years are not permitted in the bowling
alley during league play unless accom-
panied by an adult who is not bowling.
Officer's Mixed Double Bowling League
The Officer's Mixed Double Bowling
League will be meeting Wednesday at
6 p.m. at the Officer's Club to elect
a team captain and league officers.
Every couple desiring to bowl in the
winter league should sign up at the
meeting.
For more information, contact Major
Hadden at 7601 or ^666.