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White Falcon
November 18, 1977
Bob Mvers
Coolcats bring breeze to court
Tied for first with House-cats
The Coolcats put on their best per-
formance of the season last week by win-
ning six of their eight games to place
them in a tie for first with the
Housecats in womens racquetball action.
Team spirit came from Carol Randall,
Beth Cornell, Linda Stanley and Margaret
Dearmond.
The Housecats have Fern Arendell on
vacation, but Jodie Windbigler kept the
spirit alive among her team members of,
Carol Lemmons, Sherry Thacker and Shelly
Hershfield as they managed to win four of
of their eight games played.
The Alleycats are scratching at the
top spot too by holding down second
place with percentage points.
Led by Melanie Maxon, Jackie Spratt
and Margaret Seymour they have won five
of eight matches played.
Singles
In single action the victors were
Cindy Heine 21-16; Margaret Seymour
21-10; Jackie Spratt 21-17; Sandra
Baskin 21-3; Beth Cornell 21-9; Christy
Henderlong 21-20; Carol Lemmons 21-3;
Jodie Windbigler 21-13 and Margaret
Dearmond 21-5.
Doubles
In double action it was Sherry
Thacker and Shelly Hershfield 21-19 and
Jackie Spratt and Melanie Maxon 21-2.
The outstanding players of the week
are Jodie Windbigler and Jackie Spratt.
The improved player of the week is
Christy Henderlong. Rookie of the
week is Margaret Dearmond.
Standings
WON LOST
Housecats 16 10
Coolcats 16 10
Alleycats 14 12
Wildcats 11 15
IR icicles NATO Women
40-28 in first game of season
With only a 10-minute notice that
they had a game to play, the NATO women
were handed their first defeat by the
Icelandic IR, 40-28, in last week's
hard court action.
This was the women's first game of
the season with outstanding scoring
coming from Cherie Autry, Micki Pardoe
and Linda Kokemuller.
Security pops
CFK 44-41
Security .slipped passed CFK in the
finals of the single elimination presea-
son tourney Saturday by a score of 44-41.
Security jumped off to a 10-0 lead
and were in the lead, although CFK
several times cut the deficit to four.
The score at halftime was 26-19.
Bill Schroer was high point man for
Security with 19-points and Kevin
Gallagher was high man for CFK with 14-
points .
Enroute to the championship, Security
defeated Grindy 44-33, NSGA 68-36, Aimd
54-35 and NCS I 57-49. On the other
hand CFK advanced to the finals by beat-
ing Det. 14 42-39, Rockville 51-48 "and
VP-16 32-27.
Outstanding player for the tourney was
Bill Schroer.
Three leagues
began Monday
The intramural basketball season
jumped off Monday with A,B and. C Leagues
participating.
The A League has Security, CFK, VP-16,
IKA (the Icelandic team), Det. 14, 57th
FIS and NCS rounding out their league.
The B League has Supply, NSGA, VP-16's
second team, Hospital, Public Works,
AIMD, Njardvik and Marines rounding out
their league.
The C League is composed of the Post
Office, NavFac, Grindy, Air Ops, High
After only four practice sessions the
NATO Ladies hit eight of 11 from the
charity line.
The team is scheduled to play
tomorrow and Sunday at 2 p.m. Any
woman interested in trying out for the
team may contact Teresa Ludt at ext.-
7551 for information on practice sess-
ions .
School and NCS III.
The ladies intramural league consists
of four teams that consist of the
Hotdogs, High School, Marauders and the
Tomcats.
Wrestling slated
The wrestling tourney is scheduled
for Dec. 2 and 3 with prizes going to
first and second in each weight class.
Weight classes will be 123-130 lbs.,
137 lbs., 147 lbs., 157 lbs., 167 lbs.',
177 lbs., 187 lbs., 197 lbs. and un-
limited weigh in will be Dec. 2 from
10 a.m. to noon in the gym.
CLASSIFIED ADS
DEADLINE during Thanksgiving Holiday
is today at 5 p.m.
Automobiles
1975 CHEROKEE purchased new in Feb.'76,
has 16,000 miles, like new and many
extra features for $4,700. Call Hopper
at 7902/4253.
1975 RENAULT 5 in good condition. Call
Kupka after 5 p.m. at 7193.
1974 FORD BRONCO with 26,000 miles, 30
gal. gas tanks in excellent mechanical
condition. Call Wears after 4 p.m. at
6246.
1969 OPEL WAGON has a recent carburetor
overhaul and new battery added last
spring, four summer tires and rims in-
cluded. Call Robbeloth at 7504/7186.
1968 PLYMOUTH FHRY III with A/C, P/S,
P/B, summer/winter tires that are
mounted for $1,000. Call Jack at 7310/
7311.
1967 VW STATION WAGON for ?450; 1967 VW
Station Wagon for $500 and 1964 Jeep
Wagoneer for $800. Call Scammell at
7450/7911.
1965 LANDROVER recently in accident,
will sell as is; however, engine, frame
ind transmission are fine. Call
Rosemeyer at 4128/7843.
Far Sale
VW TIRES 560x15 for sale, all summer
tread two mounted on four lug pattern
rims for $50, also 560x15 chains for
$8. Call Rick at 7033/7541/8033.
560x15 AMD 700xl5LT TIRES, clothes, hair
dryers, pocket radio, lamp, toaster,
broiler and many more items can be seen
at the US0 Flea Market tomorrow from
1 to 5 p.m. or_can Richard at 7541.
PACK-OUT SALE includes: speakers, plants
curtains, bedspread, bar set,clothes for
entire family, toys and other items at
Qtrs. 952-1 Laundry rm. tomorrow from
noon to 5 p.m.
FINISHED MAHOGANY BOARDS 6"x6'xl" in
excellent condition for wood worker.
Call Gregg after 4 p.m. at 6246.
BROWN DAVENPORT, minor repairs needed.
Call Wayne at 2157 after 5 p.m.
EIGHT SNOW TIRES 560x15 for $20 each.
Call Kevin tomorrow or Sunday at 7825
Rm. 308.
OVAL BRAID RUG in size ll'x8'6". Call
6241.
GREEN PITCHER SET with 12 glasses for
$10; one wig human hair wig, tied for
$40; medium size ladies wool winter
coat with hood for $40; stem ware
glasses (12 pieces)for $5. Call Mike
at 7227 or come by Qtrs. 927-2E.
500, 600 and two 1000 watt transformers
for $25 or a penny a watt seperately.
Call Jerry at Rockville ext. 34.
OVERSTUFFED VELVET CHAIR, brass rail
bookcase, walnut chest, ladies' slant
top desk, Indian sitar and a set of
Encyclopedia Britannica III. Call Gary
at 4161.
EARLY AMERICAN COUCH needs recovering;
walnut coffee table with matching end
tables and occasional chair. Call Libby
after 5 p.m. at 7174.
KENMORE SEWING MACHINE zig-zag model with
cabinet and foot control for $75. Call
Jack at 7181.
MAMIYA RB 67-PRO S CAMERA with 50mm, 127
mm and 250mm lenses, 120 and 220 film
backs, lens covers, lens shades, magnify-
ing focusing hood, custom aluminum camera
case, for $1,200. Call Ron at 7322/
7431.
H78-15 SNOW TIRES two new and two used.
Call Hiatt at 7606/4395.
HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR 13 cu ft., with
freezer in very good and clean condi-
tion for $75. Call Ron at 4554/4617 or
see at Bks. 761 Rm. 120.
EARLY AMERICAN CHERRY WOOD STEREO CONSOLE
with AM/FM radio, turntable, external
speakers, external hookup for tape deck
(28"long, 26"high and 22"deep) for.$150;
Lady Schick "Time Machine" hairdryer for
$15; Five gallon Jerry gas can for $6;
two men's coats for $20 each in size 42
in Corduroy and size 40 green wool. Call
Joseph at 2259 after 10 a.m.
Wanted
NEED StjMMER TIRES will trade two, E78xl4
mounted, like new snow tires and two
14 inch studded snow tires. Call Ed
at 4297 after 5 p.m.
NEED PERSON TO CLEAN 'APARTMENT in
commom areas once each week. Interested
persons may contact Maxon at 7546/6110.
Miscellaneous
THE BASE NURSERY is in need of blankets,
pillows, crib and twin size sheets.
Your donations will be appreciated. We
are also looking for a canister vacuum
cleaner with all attachments. Call 7603.
THE MONTHLY MEETING of the NSGA Women's
Group is open to all wives and waves.
The meeting will be held in the home of
Janet Meyers, Qtrs. 615-H Monday at
7:30 p.m. Elections will be held follow-
ed by a social.
THE ROD AND GUN CLUB has a position open
for a kitchen manager, interested parties
may call or visit the* Rod and Gun CIud
during opening hours. Ask for Dennis.
THE KEFLAVIK FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST FELLOW-
SHIP invites you to prayer, worship and
Bible Study at the Human Relation Center
Building each Sunday morning and evening
at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bible Study each
Thursday evening at 7 p.m. in Qtrs.
1071A Coral Sea. For more information
call 7772.
TICKETS FOR SOUTH PACIFIC are available
at the "0" Club and the Top of the Rock.
Fo u n d
FOUND A SMALL ZIPPO LIGHTER has "Manager
Titanides-1975 on front and "Mary Tew"
on back. Call 7444 ask for Judy.
Lost
LOST WEDDING BAND with blue stone in
vicinity of the Top of the Rock, great
sentimental value, there is a reward.
Call Woods at 2235/1570.