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White Falcon
September 30, 1977
by Gene Raymond
Swim meet slated for Navy Day at pool
The Recreation Department will spon-
sor a Swim Meet for all NATO Base per-
sonnel to be held on Navy Day—Oct. 13.
The Swim Meet will be held at the
base swimming pool and will begin at 1
p.m. Any person wishing to participate
may sign-up by calling the gym at 6131
or stopping by on Oct. 3.
Featured during the competition will
be:
50 and 100 meter Free Style
50 and 100 meter Breast Stroke
New hours
posted at gym
The base gymnasium and the recre-
ational facilities available within
building have been given new hours < operation. They are as Follows:
BASE GYMNASIUM
MON 0800-2400
TUE 0800-2400
WED 0800-2400
THU 0800-2400
FRI 0800-2400
SAT 1000-2200
SUN 1000-2200
HOL 1000-2200
SWIMMING POOL
MON 0800-1700/1800-2200
TUE 0800-1700/1800-2200
WED 0800-1700/1800-2200
THU 0800-1700/1800-2200
FRI 0800-1700/1800-2200
SAT 1000-1700/1800-2200*
SUN 1100-1700/1800-2200
HOL DEPENDS ON HOLIDAY
SUN/STEAM ROOM WOMEN
MON 0900-1100/1800-2100
TUE 0900-1100
WED 0900-1100/1800-2100
THU 0900-1100
FRI 0900-1100
SAT CLOSED
SUN CLOSED
HOL CLOSED
* EXCEPT WHEN SWIM CLASSES ARE
IN SESSION
50 and 100 meter Back Stroke
50 and 100 meter Butterfly Stroke
100 meter Medley
As well as these individual events,
the following two team events will also
be featured: 200 meter Medley and 400
meter Medley.
First place prizes will be awarded
for the individual and team events.
Spectators are welcome to watch the
Swim Meet, but are reminded they must
remove their shoes.
Imnrove bowling score
Bunetta to give tips
Attention bowlers! Bowling pro Bill
Bunetta, of the AMF Staff of Champions,
will be at the Arctic Bowl on Oct. 4 at
7:00 p.m. to bowl a mixed doubles ex-
hibition game. The exhibition game
will be followed by a special clinic
and a question and answer period. Don't
miss this chance to pick up some tips
on how to improve your game. The ex-
hibition is brought to you in joint
cooperation of AMF and the Arctic Bowl.
Spoftis CvtHTS
High School drops NavFac 12-0
to highlight homecoming event
High School dropped NavFac 12-0 in
their homecoming game Friday to make the
annual event a very successful one.
In other football action, it was Det.
1/AFI over NSGA 12-8 and then defeating
NavSta 6-0.
VP-24 continues to show their might,
combining a good ground attack with
their aerial antics.
In their meeting with AIMD/Supply
last week VP-24 finished up with a 26-0
shutout. The passing arm of Roven and
the excellent broken field running of
Bama provides some really exciting
action for the spectator. The Patron
team remains number one in the league
and defeated High School 14-0, NSGA 18-0
and CFK/IDF 6-0 in games last week.
The pinpoint passing of quarterback
Hurley and the sticky fingers of Davis
and Easter teamed up to drop NavFac
34-6.
An interception and 25 yard runback
for a touchdown by Peters started Grindy
on their road to victory although the
NavFac defense was game they were no
match for the Grindy powerhouse this
time out.
AIMD/Supply won over NavFac 6-0
but lost to NSGA by the same score.
NSGA defeated NavSta 6-0 and tied Grindy
in a scoreless game, while Det. 14 edged
the Marines 2-0 on a safety.
“Fun Runs’’ set Oct. 15
Recreation Department to sponsor sprint
The Recreation Department is sponsor-
ing the first of its annual 10,000 meter
"Fun Runs" to be held Oct. 15.
The course will be along the essen-
tially flat, scenic road to Dye-5. The
run will be with the wind, more or less,
from the base gym to Dye-5 or vice-versa.
There will be only one open division for
all participants. Finishing times will
be published.
Starting time will be at 10 a.m. so
be at the gym early in case the run has
to be reversed due to the wind. No
entry fee, no trophy, no free T-shirts,
just a good competitive run.
Weightlifting starts
next year at gym
for competition
A powerlifting competition is sched-
uled for Jan. 7, 1978 at the Base jym*
First and second place winners will
receive a trophy for their weight class.
Lifts will include the squat, bench press
and the deadlift.
Weight classes are as follow: 123,
132, 148, 165, 181, 198, 220 and super
heavyweight.
The lifter must have a body weight
equal to or below the weight class in
which they are competing. For more in-
formation personnel may contact Cook at
ext. 6107.
USO spot
The Special Services Department is
planning a series of six USO shows to
take place here sometime during this «■
fiscal year.
The first show is slated for Nov.
4-9, and will star "the Friends and
Family." Exact times and locations
of performances are not yet known, but
will be announced well in advance of the
shows.
According to Lieutenent Commander
C. G. Green, Special Services Officer,
Special Services is attempting to get as
many of the shows as possible scheduled
during the winter months. However, the
USO shows are on a circuit which
includes Iceland as well as other
European countries so circuit
requirements and weather conditions in
Iceland may well be determining factors
as to when the shows will arrive here.
CLASSIFIED ADS
pEAPL,NE
BY 5: PM
Monday/
Automobiles
1969 VOLVO excellent running condition,
winter/summer tires. $700 firm. Call
2214 or 7047.
1976 AUSTIN MINI 1000, excellent cond.,
15,000 km, summer and studded snow
tires, insurance, available third week
of October. $1,900. Call 2204/4342.
1975 VW PASSAT, European version of VW
Dasher in excellent condition, four
studded snow tires, standard transmis-
sion, has less than 15,000 km. Availa-
ble in early October. Call 7433/4143.
1974 BRONCO, good condition, many extra
parts and accessories. $3,600. Call
Brumley at 4325 or 4172.
1973 VW SUPER BEETLE, equipped with
AM/FM radio, fall light adjustment and
four studded tires included. U. S.
specs. Best offer 5180/4338*
1973 CHEVROLET CUSTOM 10 half-ton
pickup. Automatic trans., power brakes
and steering, radio, air conditioning
and camper shell. Call 4187 or 2244.
1971 VW SUPER BEETLE 1500, 42,400 miles,
new paint, four snow tires. Excellent
running condition $1,200 firm. Insured
and inspected. Call Garry at 4544 be-
fore 5 p.m. or 4338 after 5 p.m. in Rm.
320.
1971 FIAT 850 sports coupe, blue book
value $1,125. Make offer. Call Ens.
Ellingwood at 5193/5142.
1970 FORD GALAXIE 351 V-8, power
steering, automatic trans., four snow
tires, chains and radio. $650. Call
Lt. Mitchell at 7623.
1970 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT, automatic,
four-wheel drive, radio, insured and
inspected. Best offer over $1,150.
Call Jim Harnett at 4110 or 7518.
1969 MERCURY station wagon, nine pas-
senger, PS, PB, automatic. Needs
work. $650. Call 7412/7166.
1967 FORD BRONCO. Good running con-
dition. Call 4543.
For Sale
AKAI 2/4ch eight-track player/record-
er $125 and Yashica FR camera, 35mm
lens, auto-winder and flash unit
$250. Call 6121.
AM/FM/cassette/eight-track record
player, one unit. 10 months old,
two year warranty, headphones in-
cluded. Asking $225. Call Derek or
Shirley at 6278.
AMPEG V-4 amplifier, two bottoms.
Asking $600. Call 7694 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. Monday through Friday. Ask for
Peter.
TWO HOMEMADE ICELANDIC sweaters with
hoods, size six, $17 each. Call 4116
after 5:30 p.m.
SEARS child's metal appliances—stove,
sink, refrigerator—good condition.
$25 for all three. Call 2204/4342.
ONE SET OF American encyclopedias, 1966
edition, good shape. Best offer. Call
4482/7695.
TWO POLAROID Super Shooter Plus cameras
with carrying case, four packages of
flashcubes and instruction book for $24
each. Call 7276 after 3:30 p.m.
FIVE-FAMILY SALE, 926-IF tomorrow 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. Ceramic Christmas decora-
tions, baby stroller, toys, clothes and
miscellaneous.
FOUR 700-15-2T tires, six-ply, mud and
snow tread, new. Call 7561 evenings.
SANSUI 5050 receiver with Sansui belt-
driven and two motion linear drive 35
watt speakers; all for $350 or best of-
fer.
CHILD'S DRESS COAT, size five, all
wool, with cape. Call 4143.
CHILD'S "Mothercare" car seat. Supreme
protection in car. Call 7149.
SANSUI stereo REC/AMP 5500 in excellent
condition, 90 w/ch, two-channel. Call
7295.
REGULATION SIZE ping pong table with
six paddles; table is half an inch
thick with folding legs. Call 4172 or
4325.
PIONEER SX434 stereo receiver with two
speakers $175. Sony 1100 turntable for
$50. Call Sprinkle at 4427/4292.
CHRISTIAN LITERATURE: USO tomorrow
noon to 5 p.m. Bibles, Bible aids,
gospel records and tapes, children's .
items plus paperback and hardback
books.
TWO-FAMILY SALE: Four pairs of
draperies, bowling bag, double bed-
spread, hand mixer, two white Dine
unfinished child's chairs. Tomorrow
1 to 3 p.m. Qtrs. 950-3 third floor.
Miscellaneous
THE WINDBREAKER CLUB will present "The
Top Four Ball" Oct. 8 to celebrate the
advancement of* new E-6s through E-9s.
Dinner will be steamboat round with
entertainment following. Dress will
be semiformal. Contact your department
or command Windbreaker representative
or club office for tickets.
THE MONTHLY PHOEBEE meeting will be
held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Gail Pringle, Qtrs. 618-H. Come
and bring a friend.
LA LECHE LEAGUE will Monday at 10 a.m.
at Qtrs. 1007-D. "The Art of Breast-
feeding" will be the discussion topic.
For more information phone Terri
Cecchini at 6276 or Linda Winkler at
7616.
BROWNIE TROOP No. 6 needs an adult
leader. If any single or married
adult is interested, call Caroline
Lilly at 7756 or 4270.
Wanted
BABYSITTER in my home. 926-22 for one
boy and one girl 14 days a month. Call
4333 Or 7338.
TEENAGER, 16 or older, or adult to sit
with three to nine children from 6:30
p.m. to 11 p.m. every Friday. Ages of
children are two through nine. Call
7139 if interested. .
RESPONSIBLE babysitter for three
children: six years, two years and six
weeks, starting Oct- 31 from 7:30-4:30
4:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. ^iist
be experienced and reliable. Call
7223 for more information.
Found
ONE 10K GOLD-FILLED ring on hill behind
Bldg. 1062. Call 7276.