The White Falcon - 07.10.1977, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
Today
sign up for
Swim Meet
The Recreation Department has announ-
ced that today is the day to sign up for
the Swim Meet to be held on Navy Day.
The meet will be held at the base
swimming pool and will begin at 1 p.m.
Persons may sign up by calling the gym
at 6131 or by stopping at the gym in
person.
Featured during the competition will
be the 50 and 100 meter Free Style, the
50 and 100 meter Breast Stroke, the 50
and 100 meter Back Stroke, the 50 and
100 meter Butterfly Stroke and the 100
meter Medley.
The above list will be for individual
competition. In addition, there will be
two team events: 200 meter medley and
400 meter medley.
First place prizes will be awarded
for the individual and team events. All
NATO Base personnel are invited to at^-
tend the Swim Meet. There will be no
entry fee.
Hungry
drop by Rod, Gun Club
The Captain R. R. Sparks Rod and Gun
Club snackbar is open to all military
personnel and dependents regardless
if they hold a club membership card or
not.
The snackbar serves tacos on Monday’s
from 6:30 - 9 p.m. plus hamburgers and
cheeseburgers are served on Saturday's
from 1 - 3 p.m. and on paydays from
6:30 - 9 p.m.
A Rod and Gun Club membership is
required, however, in order to use the
club’s retail store.
VP-24 turns Grindy
yp-24 lightning struck Grindavik for
the first time Tuesday night, and the
effect was sudden death for Grindy.
This Patron victory made the score
book figures change to read 12-0-0-VP-24
and 11-1-0-Grindy.
VP-24 had a more satisfying closing
victory in Tuesday's 7-6 penetration of
Grindy territory.
Hurley scampered to pay dirt from
three yards out to give Grindy a six
to zip opening.
Patron scoring came on a four yard
pass from Crawford to Sight and the tie
breaker saw VP-24's penetration in
Grindy land.
Det. 1
slips by Vickings
Last Saturday, the A.T. Mahan Vikings
were pitted against Det. 1 in a very
close football game which ended in a tie
breaker, to Det.. l's favor.
Each team took two alternate punts,
with Det. 1 slipping ahead on their last
punt, which, carried by the 25 knot
winds, flew out of bounds on the Vikings
one yard line, and wound the game up for
Det. 1.
The Vikings' score board for the sea-
son stands at 6 wins, 4 losses, and 2
ties.
AFRS stays in touch
with sports this week
Today on the American Forces Radio
Station baseball hits off at 7:07 p.m.
with L.A. Dodgers at Phila. Phillies in
game number three and at 12:07 a.m. the
New York Yankees take on the K.C. Royals
also in game number three.
Tomorrow at 5:07 p.m. the N.Y. Yankees
will again face K.C. Royals in game four.
NOTE: This game will be aired if neces-
sary.
Sunday at 12:07 a.m.L.A. Dodgers take
on Phila. Phillies in game four, also
see NOTE. At 5 p.m. it's Oakland Raiders
at Cleve. Browns in gridiron action and
then at 8:45 p.m. if necssary it's
baseball again with L.A. Dodgers at Phila.
Fbillies in gam'e five.
Monday it's N.Y. Yankees at K.C.
Royals in game five at 1 a.m.
October 7, 1977
Gym closes
to install
tile
The Base Gym will be closed to all
male personnel Oct. 17, 18 and 19.
Tile will be installed in the men's
locker room and restroom. This means
the men will be unable to use the rac-
quetball courts, sauna, showers and
swimming pool.
NATO over Fram
92-73 on hard court
NATO journeyed to Reykjavik Monday
night to pounce Fram 92-73 in hard court
action.
When the first half dust cleared the
score board read 33-22, Fram's favor.
Carl McLaughlin scored 20 econd half
points for a total of 22 points. Other
double figure scorers were Bill Schroer
17 points, Wes Reed 13 points and Gary
Glenn 10 points. Adding all that plus
the other members points and NATO comes
out victorious.
Aut
omo
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CLASSIFIED ADS
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BY 5: PM
Monday/
es
1976 JEEP CJ-5 4WD with 232 cu in., roll
bar, locking hubs, radio and four new
Goodyear Tracker A/T tires 10x15; 28,000
miles, yellow in color with a black conv.
top for $6,000 or best offer. Serious
inquiries only. Call Karl at 2116/2117
before 5 p.m. or room 312 Bks. 744 at
6291 after 5 p.m.
1974 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER in excellent
condition. Call Parker at 5202/7347.
1973 VW SOUAREBACK with low mileage, new
paint and new muffler also multi-band
radio, snow tires and chains in excell-
ent condition. Call Curt at 3363/7196.
1971 FIAT 850 SPORTS COUPE, Blue Eook
value set at $1,125. Best offer over
$700. Call Ellingvood at 5193/5142.
1971 VOLKS, auto trans., four good snow
tires. Very reliable transportation for
$900. Call Jim at 7433/7195.
1971 VW SUPER BEETLE with American Specs,
in good condition with inspection and
insurance until March. Call Di Leo at
4671/4392.
1971 VEGA STATION WAGON, Four cyl. en-
gine, three speed trans., needs work.
Call Schnur betwwen 8-5 p.m. at 4381
for details.
1970 FORD GALAXIE, 351 V8, P/S, auto,
trans., four snow tires, chains and
radio. Call Michell at 5183/7623.
1970 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT, auto., 4WD,
radio, insured and inspected. 3est
offer over $1,000. Call Harnett at
4110/7518, available immediately.
1969 VW BEETLE, auto./stick shift, in-
sured and inspected; has no engine for
$150. Call Dutter at 7640.
1969 VW BUG, must find new home. I am
clean and sport a recently rebuilt en-
gine. I'm yours for only $750. Call
Rick at 7033/7541.
1968 PONTIAC STATION WAGON with P/S, P/B,
runs goed with the transmission recently
rebuilt and extra tires for $600. Call
Hart at 7615.
1967 FORD FALCON STATION WAGON in good
condition but needs a radiator for $400.
Call Miettinen at 6268.
1966 UN STATION WAGON for $450. 1964
JLIP WAGONEDR for $800. 1954 LAND ROVER
for $800. Call Delbert at 7911/7450.
1969 MERCURY, nine passenger station
wagon, has P/S, P/B and auto, trans. for
$550. Call Harris at 7412/7823/7166.
1969 VW BEETLE, rebuilt 1300cc engine
with 3,000 miles, snow tires, insured
and inspected for $500 or best offer.
Call Chaffee at 6292/4267.
Lost
FEMALE CAT, white with black and gray
markings along head, ears, back and tail.
Reward offered. Call 7149 or come by
Qtrs. 960-1F.
W anted
OLD STYLE NAVY white uniforms, on a loan
basis, will be used for Ice and Fire
Theatre Group. Contact Tom Pineau at
7503/5163.
SOMEONE TO babysit Mon-Fri for two child-
ren. Ages are four an half-months and
seven-months-old in our or your home.
Hours are from 7:45 a.m. to 5:10 p.m.
Call after 5:10 p.m. 7604.
NEED TWO OR FOUR matched snow tires with
studs to fit Volkswagon Bug with 15" rim.
Call Sakonchick at 4657.
Miscellaneous
THE NCO WIVES CLUB will be holding an
open house coffee at the home of Mrs.
Weir Wednesday in Qtrs. 628 beginning at
7:30 p.m. All wives of E-l through E-9
are cordially welcome.
For Sale
THREE TRANSFORMERS, 1500, 500, 250 for a
penny per watt or all three for $20.
Call Tim McDonald at 5101.
PACK-OUT SALE WITH: plants, stroller,
Bobby Mac baby car seat, ironing board
and pad (like new) Mellmac setting,
glass, blender, baby buntings and snow
suits new, all priced to sell, must go
tomorrow at Qtrs. 951-3K from 1-3 p.m.
or call Harris at 7667.
VW PARTS removed from 1965 VW six volt,
two headlight assemblies, wiper motor
assembly, wiper blades, fuel pump, dis-
tributor, generators (need brushes), rim
with tire, jack and other parts. Call
Harris at 7667.
PRE-PACK-OUT SALE TOMORROW: at 1 p.m.
Qrts. 1040-A on Bunker Hill. Call
7247 for more information.
GIRL’S WINTER CLOTHING sizes 6-6x; Mr.
Coffee; Easy Bake Oven; plus many more
items at Qtrs. 1056F tomorrow form 9 to
noon.
MICHELLEN 14" studded snow tires one-
year-old for $ 75 or best offer. Call
Lipasek at 7303/4486.
SANSUI 5500 receiver/amplifier, 2ch, 90
watts per channel in excellent condition
for $250. Call McClelland at 7295.
Note: Unit is two-years-old.
WOMEN'S REGULATION NAVAL UNIFORM items,
none ever worn: purse for $15, size 22^
combo cover for $30, four sets light blue
blues in a size 14 for $10 each, black
pumps size 6^B for $15. Call JoNell at
6268.
WOMEN' REGULATION NAVAL UNIFORM items,
never worn. Officer's crest for cover
for $3, black gloves 7^-8 for $2, tie
for $2, white scarf also at $2 and
light blue garrison cap size 22h for $2.
Call JoNell at 6268.
Support USO through
the United Way or local
USO campaign.
USO Headquarters.
237 East 52 Street.
New York. N Y 10022
SIX STRING ACOUSTIC guitar for $40;
corner studio couches and table for $80,
high chair for $10 and potty for $5.
Call Chaffee at 6292/4267
FOUR VW STUDDED snow tires size 165-15
for $60. Call Jankowski at 7112/4671.
PFAFF SEWING MACHINE with Greist butt-
onholer in good condition for $89. Call
Jankowski at 7112.
BRAND NEW CLUTCH, 11"10 spline and 11"
beehive pressure plate. Call Lyonncers
at 4479.
ERAND NEW CLUTCH, 11" dia 10 spline
pressure plate 11" dia Beehive. Call
Lyonnais at 4479.
FIVE NEW 15" snow and mud tires, eight
ply rating and six ply rating for $200
or best offer. Call Poulnott at 2225/
7997.
CRIB, RECLINING CHAIR, baby clothes for
ages six-months and up; couch $40; one
voltage regulator for Datsun and baby
bottles. Call Brodie at 4162 after 5
p.m.
WESTINGHOUSE FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR,
white in color, was $252 new one year ago
but will sell for $170. Call Walker
at 7433/7195.
ONE 10 SPEED, infinite control-all stain-
less steel Hamilton Beach Mix-Master with
beater and cookbook for $60; one tan
leather Sears pant coat in excellent con-
dition size 22 for $100; one 100 per cent
cotton and imitiation fur coat for dress,
a Lane Bryant design, size 22 for $45;
one double breasted car coat size 2C for
$15; one double bedspread and two pair
matching drapes 50x63 all for $25; one
dark navy blue velvet bedspread double
size for $20. Call after 5 p.m. Schacht
at 7654.
LIVING ROOM AND BEDROOM furniture, re-
frigerator and transformers will sell
individually or all together. Call Pam
at 5160.
POT,. PANS, DISHES, spice rack, drapes,
curtains, bedspread, clothes, pictures,
decorative clocks, ski boots and much
more at Qrts. 670-2H from 1 to 5 p.m.
DON'T BE FUEUSH.