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White Falcon
November 11, 1977
Baseball pictures
now available
Little League team and individual
photographs which were ordered during
the Little League banquets are now a-
vailable and can be picked up at Qtrs.
1069-C from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday.
The pictures were taken before the
end of the Little league season and were
paid for when they were ordered by in-
dividual families.
Intramural swim meet
slated on base
A base wide intramural swimming com-
petition is still under consideration.
A meeting for all swimming coaches will
be held Tuesday to explain the rules for
meets.
There must be a minimum of four teams
to start the competition. Again the
following events will be offered:
50 meter freestyle
50 meter breaststroke
50 meter backstroke
50 meter butterfly
100 meter freestyle
100 meter breaststroke
100 meter backstroke
100 meter butterfly
100 meter individual medley
200 meter team medley
400 meter team freestyle relay
NOTE: Competition will start approxi-
mately Dec. 5 and will end approximately
April 25, 1978.
Contact Rich Bednarskyat | the baseol
from 10 to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday
or call 6233/2187 after 3 p.m. Leave
name and number.
Bob Myers
Housecats in first
The Housecats held onto first place
by winning three of their six games
played this past week.
Led by Fern Arendell, Jackie Spratt
and Diane Prochnow, the Housecats took
two of three games from the Alleycats.
The return of Jodie Windbigler to
the Wildcats enabled them to move into
second place. The wildcats won four
of six games played.
In singles, Jodie won two matches
and in doubles Cherie Autrey, Beth
these matches Melanie won 21-15.
Other games played in singles were
Carol Lemmons who won 21-13, Loida
Hopper 21-3 and 21-8, Linda Stonley won
21-3, Laura Valente won 21-3 and Fern
Arendell won 21-0.
Outstanding player of the week is
Fern Arendell. Beth Cornell is the
Rookie of the week because she hustles
whether she wins or loses.
Win three of six games
Cornell and Cindy Heine won two matches.
Cherie Autrey and Melanie tangled during
New gym floor
strict rules apply
finished
for shoes
The new gym floor looks beautiful;
however, how long it lasts will depend
on you, the public. Make sure you re-
move your shoes prior to walking on the
floor.
Sidelines or going to the bleachers
is not included in the above ; however,
shooting baskets or any other activity
on the floor is inclusive. This is your
gym floor so let’s keep it looking nice
for awhile.
As much as the gym is a necessity in
the younger serviceman's way of life, it
is imperative that we do not have to re-
surface it too often.
Any trespassing on the courts with
illegal shoes will be subject to punish-
ment according to fieldhouse regulations.
Smother a pan fire with
a lid. Never use water.
Learn Not
To Bum!
All electrical appliances
and tools should have a
testing agency label.
Have appliances
repaired if they aren't
working right
Gym
Upcoming sports
Intermural basketball
The 1977-'78 intermural basketball
season will commence Monday. Five
games will be played nightly starting
at 5:30 p.m.
"A", "B" and "C" leagues will be
formed. A recreational league will
also be formed.
A preseason tourney began Monday
and will end tomorrow to determine
placement of teams. Information on
tourney will be available next week.
Ladies' basketball
Units or groups are urged to form
teams to enable ladies basketball to
be played. At least four teams are
needed but six are preferred.
Anyone interested in organizing a
team, contact Dick Plante at the base
gym at ext. 4558. Also anyone inter-
ested in playing may also contact
Dick Plante.
Men's racquetball
Men's racquetball will start Mon-
day with many teams chasing the
illusive rainbow.
Not much information is available
about the strength of the teams;
however, Pete Hershfieldis still here
which makes IDF the team to beat.
Wrestling smoker
A wrestling smoker is scheduled to
be held Dec. 2 and 3. All interested
teams may begin practicing immediate-
ly as new mats are now available.
Individuals or teams may sign up
with Dick Plante at the base gym.
Awards will be presented to first and
second place in each division.
Weights will be as in past smokers.
CLASSIFIED ADS
pEAl>U«
BY 5-PM
Monday/
Automobiles
1977 CJ7 JEEP—Four wheel drive, locking
hubs, 258 cu. in. engine, three speed
transmission, heavy duty heating, cool-
ing and suspension, yellow in color with
black hard top has 6,800 miles and many
more extras. Call Nadia at 7062 between
8-5 p.m. or 6177 after 5 p.m. and week-
ends.
1975 JEEP CHEROKEE—purchased new in
February of 1976, low mileage, four
speed trans. with free wheeling hubs,
P/S, P/B and in excellent condition.
Call 7902/4253 ask for Robert.
1975 RENAULT 5—In excellent condition.
Call Kenneth or Pat at 7193 after 5 p.m.
1974 FORD COURIER—Pickup with camper
shell from the original owner, 24,700
miles, standard four speed trans. for
$2,400. Call 7620 days or 7825 nights
ask for Grosko.
1974 BRONCO—26,000 miles, 30 gallon gas
tanks, new brake system, recent paint
job, in excellent condition with some
extra parts. Call Gregg at 6246 after
4 p.m.
1974 VW-^-Lowmileage very good condition
with summer and winter tires. Call Sam
at 4565/7267.
1973 BRONCO—In excellent condition, 302
engine, automatic, power steering, radio,
warning lockout hubs and partially car-
peted. Available after Dec. 5 for
$3,690. Call Marv at 7960/7681.
1972 SUPER BEETLE—European specs, radio,
heater, back window defroster with enow
tires. Asking $900 or best offer. Call
Bob at 4362/4581.
1971 VOLKSWAGON— New paint job, studded
snow tires and in excellent condition.
Call Mike at 4519/7218.
1965 BUICK LESABRE—In good running con-
dition with radio, heater and insured.
Call Ed at 6233/4287.
1958 RAMBLER—For $500, headlights in-
spected for '77, four studded snow tires
on car and summer tires. Call Freeman
at 4614/4338.
For Sale
TWO 5.60x15 STUDDED SNOW TIRES—Like new
for $40. Also 500, 600, 1,000 watt
transformers for $25 or 1 cent per watt.
Call Gerald in Rockville at ext. 34.
53 PIECE NORITAKE PROGRESSION CHINA —
Dinner set that has never been used with
homecoming pattern for $90. Also Black
and Decker 7*s circular saw with fitted
storage case in excellent condition for
$25. See at Qtrs. 1053-B or call 7751.
SEARS CONSOLE STEREO—with 8 Track play-
er/recorder, Spanish style, three years
old in excellent condition. Best offer
over $250. Solid Mahogany coffee table,
one year old and hand made for $20.
Call Marv at 7960/7681.
BLACK/WHITE TV—In good condition only
six months old, going for best offer.
Call Pete at 7487.
ONE CRAUPNER MAXI R/C AIRCRAFT MODEL KIT
63" wingspan, quick kit with finished
components. Unicolor chemistry kit for
developing your own slides, Agfa, Fuji
and GAF slide films. Two one gallon
size Dektol developer, one gallon size
Kodak fixer also one gallon size hypo
cleaning agent, one microdol-X develop-
er and one D-76 developer. All powder
forms. All for developing balck and
white pictures. Call Nadia at 7062
between 8 and 5 p.m. after 5 p.m. 6177
and weekends.
ONE ALL STAINLESS STEEL DELUX HAMILTON
BEACH —10 speed mixmaster, comes with
two bowls and cookbook for $50. One
dark navy blue velveteen double bed-
spread for $20. Two pairs 50"x63" lined
multi-blue pattern drapes and one double
bedspread to match for $30. Three ladies
coats also one dress and two pants coats,
all in large sizes. Call Mary at 7654
after 6 p.m.
ONE OVAL BRAID RUG—Size 11 'x8'. Call
.6241.
COMPLETE SET OF SCUBA GEAR—180CF
aluminum tank, one single hose and one
double hose regulatorf safety vest, full
wet suit, depth gauge. Will also sell
items seperately. Call 7070.
MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Lamps,
furniture, rugs and many more. Come
by Qtrs. 604-B or call 4161.
SYLVANIA SOLID STATE—Portable black/
white TV 11" only 15 months old for $70.
Call Culmer at 2159.
SX-424 PIONEER RECEIVER—For $165, Con-
cord tape deck for $180 and Glenburn
turntable for $50. Call Steven at 7215.
LLOYDS STEREO’ AMPLIFER—Two speakers,
cassette player with stand for $80 or
best offer. Also swag lamp for $4, baby
bassinet for $10. Call Jerald at 7207
after 5 p.m.
YOUTH BED—With frame and mattress for
$40, G.E. canister vacuum for $10. Call
Ronald at 7977.
CRIB AND MATTRESS—For $30. Men ice
skates in size 10 that have never been
used for $10. Call 7618 after 5 p.m.
SYLVANIA STEREO WITH STAND—Has two
built-in speakers for $30. Call Martha
at 7401 or 4445.
G.E. BLACK/WHITE TV—19" for best offer.
Call Wayne at 2225.
FIVE 7x50 15" LT. SNOW TIRES—Brand new
8 ply rating, 6 ply, nondirectional
Best offer over $200. Call Bob after
5 p.m. at 7665.
TWO BRAND NEW STUDDED SNOW TIRES—G78xl4
for $40 each. One new portable manual
Smith-Corona "Script" typewriter for $60.
Call Franco at 2220/7759.
TRANSFORMERS, RECLINER—Baby clothes and
disposable bottles. Call Chris or Mike
at 4585.
EIGHT SNOW TIRES—5.60x15 for $20 each
also two L.P. Conga drums with fiber-
glass body and mule skin heads for $350
a pair. Call 7620 and ask for Bill.
ZENITH [ PORTABLE BLACK/WHITE TV—Also
sewing machine by Singer. Call 7240.
RUMMAGE SALE—Six string guitar, clothes,
toys, plants, tupperware, vaporizer,
girls and boys ice skates, digital clock
radio and many miscellaneous items
tomorrow from noon to 2 p.m. in Qtrs.
1079-B.
AKAI GXC-730D CASSETTE DECK—Front load-
ing, Auto, reverse and in excellent con-
dition for $280, Heathkit Stereo Graphic
equalizer also in excellent condition
for $125, Early American cherry wood
stereo console, AM/FM, turntable, exter-
nal speakers, external hookup for tape
deck (28" long, 26" high and 22" deep)
for $150. Call 2259.
KITCHEN, DINETTE TABLE—With four chairs
for $40, 5 gallon Jerry can for $6, Lady
Schick "Time Machine" Hairdryer for $15,
man's corduroycoat in size 42 for $20,
man's green wool coat in size 40 for $20.
Call Joe at 2259.
TWO PARAKEETS—With cage and seeds for
$20. Call Vijay at 5152.
TWO TRANSFORMERS—One large and one
small for $20. Call 2280.
ONE WHITE CRIB—With mattress and bumper
pads for $10. Call 7112.
Wanted
THE. TAEKWONDO KARATE CLUB—Is looking
for an instructor in Teakwondo karate
or a similar martial art. If anyone is
interested call Ron Hartman at 4467.
I NEED TWO USED Hx78xl5 SNOW TIKES and
used snow chains to fit H78xl5 tires.
Call 4287 and ask for Ed in Room 106.
I NEED A BABY SITTER—For a 17 month
old boy for Monday-Friday from 7:30-
5 p.m. You must have references. Per-
fer someone with at least 10 months
before deross. No high school students
please.
I NEED TRANSFORMERS—Of any size to
accommodateoff base living. Call Bruce
at 7511/2251.
I NEED SOMEONE TO DO HOUSE CLEANING—One
half day per week. Call 7956 after ,
5 p.m. and all day weekends, ask for
Frank.
I NEED PORTABLE CRIB—And mattress,
four snow tires for size 165x13. Call
5247.
Lost
ONE NEW PAIR BOYS ICELANDIC BLACK BOOTS-
At the Youth Center during Halloween
Party in size 4, there were a smaller
pair left in their place. Call Mrs.
Adams at 7177. There is a reward.
Found
ONE MITTEN—Suede with fleece lining
found behind Bldg. 929 Halloween night.
Call 7215.
Free
FEMALE CALICO CAT—One year old and
good with children. Call 7207 after
5 p.m.
Miscellaneous
THE WINDBREAKER WIVES CLUB—Will be
holding their monthly business meeting
Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Windbreaker
Club. The club is open to all wives of
military personnel E-6 through E-9. For
further information contact Edna Reeves
at 7376.
THE KEFLAVIK FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST FELLOW-
SHIP—Invites you to prayer, worship and
Bible study at the Human Relation Center
Sunday's from 10 to 7 p.m. Thursday's
at 7 p.m. For further information call
7772.