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White Falcon
September 16, 1977
Njardvik cagers stuff NATO
79-67 in return action
With revenge in mind, the Njardvik
basketball team returned to play the
NATO base team again last week—and re-
venge was all their own. Outshooting,
outrunning and outbounding a struggling
NATO team, the Njardvik cagers walked
away with an 79-67 victory.
While height was an important advan-
tage for Njardvik, the NATO team just
could not find the basket, hitting only
33 per cent from the field.
Coach Tom Westlake reported after the
game that he is still looking for addi-
tional players to represent the NATO
base.
The NATO team will be traveling
around Iceland for some games. If you
are interested in representing the NATO
base, contact Tom Westlake at 4439 or
/;449.
Grindy edges VP-24
14-12 on the gridiron
In football, the game of the week
was played Sept. 10, pitting Grindy
against VP-24.
Both teams presented good offense
and defense with VP-24 edging out
Grindy, 14-12.
The longest play of the game was a
50-yard pass from Hurley to Peters for
Grindy.
In other action, ComFairKef dumped
the Marines 14-0; NavSta beat NavFac
6-0 on a 35-yard pass from Cole to
Robinson and NavSecGruAct won out over
the 57th FIS 8-0.
^WINTER
SPORTS
Little League to elect new board officers
There will be a general Little League
meeting held on Saturday, Sept. 24, at
3 p.m. The meeting will be held at the
Air Operations terminal.
The most important reason for the
meeting is to elect Little League Board
officers for the 1977-78 season. Once
elected, the new board will have suffi-
cient time to plan for next year's base-
ball season.
Racquetball slated in Oct.
In shape? Know your game? The
1977 intramural racquetball season
will begin at the end of October.
Now is the time to think about
sharpening those skills and forming
teams.
Basketball slated in Oct.
Intramural basketball will be start-
ing about Oct. 30.
Crosier
takes tourney
Rockville AFS held its 1977 Ping Pong
Tournament at the NCO Club Saturday and
Sunday.
After losing his second match on Sat-
urday, Clint Crosier marched across the
losers bracket on Sunday to face Ruben
Palacios who had come out on top in Sat-
urdays competition.
Crosier beat fellow crew member Dumas
to set up the final match. Crosier then
handed Palacios his first loss of the
tournment and went on to defeat him once
more 21-13 and 21-17.
Cumas place third with fourth place
honors going to Jim Plamer. Trophies
were awarded to both Crosier and
Palacios.
Another reason for the meeting will
be to discuss several planned playing
rules for next year. These rules will
affect all Major and Minor teams so it
is important that all parents attend.
The tentative selection of managers
and coaches for next year will also be
discussed.
All Little League parents are encour-
aged to attend this very important meet-
ing—Saturday, Sept. 24 at 3 p.m.
Ceramic Shop new hours
Current hours of operation for the
Recreation Department Ceramic Shop
are as follows:
Monday—6 to 10 p.m.
Tuesday—11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and 6
to 10 p.m.
Wednesday—1 to 5 p.m. ; 6 to 10
p.m.
Thursday—1 to 5 p.m.; 6 to 10
p.m.
Friday—closed
Saturday—1 to 5 p.m.; 6 to 10
p.m.
Sunday—1 to 5 p.m.; 6 to 10
p.m.
Holidays—1 to 5 p.m.; 6 to 10
p.m.
Volleyball slated at Rockville
by Teresa A. Ludt
There will be an experimental volley-
ball program for all interested women
starting Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at
Rockville gym.
Emphasis will be placed on "volleyba
for fun" with different teams chosen
every week from those available to part-
icipate. Instructors will also be pre-
sent to aid those wishing to improve
their skill level.
Transportation will be provided at
the base gym departing at 6:45 p.m.
CLASSIFIED ADS
pgAPt,NE
BV 5‘> PM
Monday/
Automobile
1977 JEEP CHEROKEE, P/S, P/B, automatic,
full time 4-WD and 10" tires. Call 7000.
1976 AUSTIN MINI 1000 inquire at barracks
747 or call 4108, after 5 p.m. call 7742.
1975 VW PASSAT, European version of VW
Dasher. In excellent conditon, four
studded snow tires, standard transmis-
sion and has 15,000km. Available in
early October. Call 7433/4143.
1975 AUSTIN MINI, includes luggage rack,
radio, winter tires approx. 10,000 miles;
olive green with white racing stripes in
excellent condition for $1,500. Call
Underwood at 4594 after 5 p.m. 7042.
1975 RENAULT 5, in excellent condition
for $2,000. Call 7193 or 6113 between
noon and 5 p.m.
1975 CJ-5 JEEP, metal cab, heavy duty
everything for $4,200. Call Chief Mac
at 6112.
1974 K-5 CHEVY BLAZER, low mileage,
cheyenne equipment in excellent mech-
anical conditon. Call 7805.
1973 SUPER BUG, red, U.S. Specs and four
studded snow tires, plus AM/FM radio in
excellent condition. Call Jim King at
5180 or 4338 in Barracks 756 room 307.
Also insurance is paid until March 15
1978 with lights inspected for winter
adjustment along with '77 inspection.
1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER, in excellent con-
dition, 318 motor, P/S and automatic,
call Gehrke at 4118/6242.
1972 VW 1300, in good running condition;
summer and winter tires all mounted.
Call 7425/7574 and ask for Nelson.
1970 VW 1500 SERIES, reliable trans-
portation for $800 inspected/insured.
Call 7187.
1970 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT, automatic,
4-WD, radio, needs some body work. Best
offer over $1,250. Call Jim Harnett at
4110/7518.
1969 VW, good transportation around
base needs starter. Call DuPlayer at
2209 from 8 to 5 p.m. or 7184 from
5 to 10 p.m.
1969 MERCURY STATION WAGON, nine
passenger for $800. Call 7412/7166.
1967 LAND ROVER, four speed, 4-WD, holds
up to 10 passengers, goodcondition .
Call Tom at 3365 or 7552 after 5 p.m.
1963 CADILLAC, automatic, P/S, radio and
many extras. Best offer over $650. Call
Jim Harnett at 4110/7518.
For Sale
EARLY 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH grandfather
clock with eight day five pillar move-
ment and calendar dials, has a lacquered
case with oriental designs believed to
have been in China. The maker of the
clock was Luke Wise of Reading, England.
Listed in English clockmaker's book for
$250. Call Williams at 4136/7962.
ONE PAIR OF JBL L-100 speakers, still in
original box for $440 or make offer.
TWO 165x15 radial snow tires in excell-
ent condition. Call 2174/7829 and ask
for Henry.
WOODEN CABINET, dimensions are 2% high by
5h long by lh wide; has mounting space
for turntable, receiver, tape deck with
a opening top. Call 7042 ask for
Underwood.
SIX TRANSFORMERS, 3,000, 1,500, 500,
400, 200 and 150 watts also girl's
winter coat (dress) size 4. Call 4143.
TWO PIONEER STEREO speakers, model
CS-711-A, 100 watts includes wire and
shipping boxes for $80 each. Must sell
in 22 days. Call 4581 ask for Umrossi.
RUGGED LARGE BACKPACK in good condition
for $8. Call 7705.
MITTENS AND BOOTIES by Snow Lion; Polar
guard filled, non-slip palm and sole,
never used men's small size for $6 a
pair. Call 7705.
BENCH STYLE KITCHENETTE SET in good con-
dition for $70 or nearest offer. Call
2276.
ONE CRYSTAL GLASS SWAG LAMP with five
lights, slightly used. Call 6241.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE with cabinet like
new for $70. Boys 27" 10 speed bike for
$40. Call 5288/7841.
SANSUI 5500 STEREO AMPLIFIER/receiver
two channels at 90 watts each, in ex-
cellent condition. Call 7295 ask for
Robert.
CROCHET DOLLS,tricycle, poddy chair,
black fur coat size 12 with vinyl trim
worn twice asking $25 or best offer.
Women's clothes size 10, children's size
3, shoes and boots, plants includes a
small Afghan and other items. Come see
at Qtrs. 952-1B or call 7869.
CHRISTIAN LITERATURE tomorrow at the USO
from noon to 5 p.m. There are Bibles,
Bible aids, gospel music and childrens
items. Sponsored by Base Chapel.
DUAL 1219 TURNTABLE with dust cover,
works, but needs minor repair for $40.
Call 2159 ask for Culmer.
PACK-OUT SALE: women's winter clothing,
coats sizes 12-14, boys winter clothing
size 0-6. See today and tomorrow from
2 to 4 p.m. at Qtrs. 931-1G or call
2159.
PACK-OUT SALE: G.E. record player,
backpack, winter, womens clothes size
12,toys, books, hamster cage,
studio cushions. Call 7139.
GLASSWARE in two styles, avocado. At
best offer. Call 4152.
LAUNDRY ROOM 927-2 oil paintings,
frame, coats, stem ware, wigs and
pitcher set. Must see to appreciate.
From 1 to 4 p.m.tomorrow
TWO STUDDED SNOW tires for VW bus, size
G78-15 for $35. Call 6163.
HOUSE SALE TOMORROW from 1 to 4 p.m.,
includes clothes and toys at Qtrs.31-lJ
931-1J, first floor laundry room.
ITALIAN BEDROOM SET, king size bed,
four peice set, maple tops. Wall unit
one piece in maple. Can be seen at
Qtrs. 931-1J. Call 5295.
SANSUI 5050 receiver with belt drive
turntable accompanied with two Sansui
Linear 35 watts speakers. This system
is three months old for $350. Call
King at 5180.
PETRI CAMERA OUTFIT TTL model 1.8/55,
W.A. 2.8/35, telephoto 3.5/200, Yashica
zoom 5.8/90-190, 2X mult, assorted
filters and camera .3A6 for $370. Call
Lt. Thacker at 7403/7970.
FOUR SNOW TIRES mounted, size D78-14 for
$140; JBL 4311 WX speakers; phase linear
700B power amplifier; Koss ESP-6A stereo
headphones; car luggage rack. Call
Mattingly at 7263.
FENDER STARCASTER, maple finish, ampeg-
130 watt amp. almost new. Will make
offer and trade for Austin Mini. Call
2209 or 7538 and ask for Ian Clark in
room 206.
MOVING SALE: bathroom space saver $3,
child's table with chairs $5, electric
mixer $4, electric fry pan $3, electric
blanket $3, electric can opener $3, rugs,
paintings and other items. Come by to-
morrow at Qtrs. 1069F from 10 to 3 p.m.
or phone 7771.
"JOHNNY JUMP UP" attach to door frame
and give baby a super exercise, in ex-
cellent condition for $7. Baby "Swing-
O-Matic" in fair condition for $3. Call
6142 after 5:30.
TECHNICS RECEIVER for $235, Technics
tape deck for $150, Pioneer turntable
for $85 and a Pickery 4 channel cart-
rage $32. Call 60/62 at Rockville.
FOUR FAMILY SALE: two twin canopy
frames; king couerlet; new levis';
paperback books; toys; Christmas
decorations; four inch Christmas tree
and much more. Come by laundry room.
926-1 Monday from 10 to 2 p.m.
GIBSON LES PAUL custom guitar for in-
formation call Barracks 43 and 52 in
Rockville and ask for William.
GENERAL ELECTRIC TRIMLINE Stereo 500,
in good condition for $30. Call 7955.
TWO J.C. PENNEY'S Bobby Mac II Deluxe
adjustable reclining car seats, only
six months old for $25 each or both
at $45. Call Mark at 7955.
TWO BOYS BICYCLES: Five speed Spyder
by Sears for $35 and three speed Ren-
egade for $25, will sell both for $50;
like new. Call Chief Evangelista at
7839/7453.
Wanted
RESPONSIBLE BABYSITTER for 2-year-old
and 7-month-old in my home. No one
under 16, must be experienced and have
references. Call 4152 to discuss wages
and working hours.
FOUR STUDDED SNOW TIRES size 165-13 to
fit Chevy Vega Wagon. Call Capt. Holum
at 4671.
SINGLE BED for child, chest of drawers.
Call 2276.
WOULD LIKE TO buy two 15 inch, four lug
rims. Please call 2174.
DIAPER STACKER that hangs up. Call
4152.
SIZE 3 snow suit for a three-year-old.
Call 6142 after 5:30 p.m.
Miscellaneous
ANYONE HAVING SERVICE MANUALS for 1976
VW Beetle. Call Mike at 2174.
THE SEPTEMBER MEETING for the NSGA Wo-
men's Group— open to all NSGA Wives and
Waves—will be Monday at 7:30 p.m. The
meeting will be held at the home of Mary
Damon Qtrs. 670-2C with Chief Mosca from
the Commissary Store as guest speaker.
Lost
FOUL WEATHER JACKET, NF A-158 printed on
back. Lost at base gym in men's locker
room Sept. 8, between 8:30 and 10 p.m.
If found please call 7139.