The White Falcon - 02.12.1977, Blaðsíða 4

December 2, 1977
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How sweet 30-23
Ladies pounce IR
"How sweet it is," Coach Teresa Ludt
said after their 30-23 victory over IR
Saturday at the base gym.
An improved defense and more aggres-
siveness were the key to the NATO vic-
tory. as practice is beginning to payoff.
Bobbie Gudwin was high point woman
for the visitors with 12 while balanced
scoring was the recipe for the day for
the NATO forces.
The next base game is tomorrow at
4 p.m. against the same team.
Smoker
slated
Weigh in time is from 10 a.m. to noon
tomorrow at the gym for the Wrestling
Smoker slated to begin at 1 p.m.
Anyone wishing to wrestle must weigh
in before being eligible. Awards will
go to the first and second places in
each weight division.
NSGA
games
takes one of two
for the week— 46-45
It was a hard choice to pick the game
of the week between NSGA's 46-45 victory
over AIMD or Air Ops 47-46 win over High
School in court action last week.
In B League action, NSGA pulled out
its win on a last second turn around
jumper after trailing throughout the
game by George White.
AIMD held a narrow 19-17 halftime
lead as Jackie Jansen poured in 11 of
his ,20 points. Bill McCarty handed 17
Valur Club
The Valur Club from Reykjavik stuffed
NATO 88-73 during Thanksgiving week a-
fter leading 44-35 at halftime.
Valur's excellent shooting and super-
ior quickness was too much for NATO's
six member team. The Skykings had
Rick Massingale as high point man with
26 followed by Jon Kristjon with 14 and
Ann! Halsteon with 11.
NATO had four men in double figures
with Bill Schroer holding 20, Pete
McLaughlin taking 17, Oscar Nalley hav-
ing 16 and Pat McPherson to round out
NATO with 14.
points to aid the scoring but no other
points came.
Mike (Pee Wee) Cheatham and George
White were the only players in double
figures for NSGA with 18 and 14 respec-
tively.
Air Ops dumps HS
47-46 in big game
Air Ops pulled out a last second
victory to defeat High School 47-46 in
the second big game of the week.
Jackie Robinson threw in a 25 ft.
jumper with one second left on the clock
to put the game on ice for Air Ops.
High School led 21-13 at the half but
Robinson pumped in five straight 20 and
30 foot jumpers to tie the game at 23.
The lead alternated after that until
Robinson punched in the last basket.
High scorers were Boyd Ingram with 18
and Robinson with 16 to round out AIMD’s
double figure players. John Forsman had
13 and John Souhrada took 11 to be the
Vikings double figure players.
IDF is the team
to beat at racquetball
IDF looms as the team to beat in rac-
quetball; however, it doesn't look like
it will happen often as Pete Hershfield
has recruited an almost unbeatable com-
bination despite the 14-12 and 10 handi-
caps they have to give.
IDF has a three point lead after two
matches however they do age each month,
so maybe father time will cut them down.
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Monday/
Automobiles
1977 DODGE RAMCHARGER has four wheel
drive, auto, trans. TRA optional equip.,
for $6,500 but will consider best offer
over $6,000. Call Dave at 4326/4136.
1975 CHEROKEE with low mileage. Call
Hopper at 7902/4253.
1975 RENAULT 5 in good condition. Call
Kupka at 7193 after 5 p.m.
1973 VW SUPER BEETLE with U.S. specs.,
winter and summer tires for $1,800.
Call Gould at 7854/4669.
1972 FORD COURIER PICK-UP with insulated
camper shell, radio, A/C and good snow
tires for $1,475. Call 5156 after 5 p.m.
1972 DATSUN PICK-UP with AM/FM radio,
new snow tires and heavy duty bumpers
for $1,700. Call Tom Ross at 4286/7517.
1970 VW BUS has new studded tires, new
shocks, new starter but needs engine work
for $1,300. Call Bob at 7721/7755.
1968 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER with four wheel
drive; best offer over $1,800. Will be
available Dec. 21. Call 7553 ask for
Douglas.
1968 JAVALIN good transportation for $650.
Available Dec. 28. Call 7553 after
5 p.m. ask for Douglas.
1965 LANDROVER recently in an accident;
will sell as is: engine, frame and trans.
are fine. Call Rosemeyer at 4128/7843.
For Sale
PORTACRIB WITH MATTRESS and two new
sheets for $30; 2000 watt transformer
with three outlets for $10 and a four
foot Christmas tree for $6. Call Bruce
at 7817.
LEICA M-4 RANGEFINDER CAMERA 35mm, 90mm,
plus flash. Call Houston at 6112 asking
$800 or make offer.
FINISHED MAHOGANY BOARDS for your wood
working projects. Call Gregg at 7480.
TWO OCTAGON END TABLES and coffee table,
modern style with smoked glass tops.
Call Wears at 6246 after 5 p.m.
CLUTCH AND PRESSURE PLATE for 1974
Broncoj shop overhaul manuals for Ford
trucks and Broncos; two Jerry cans
and miscellaneous bearings with hub
tools. Call Gregg at 7480.
THREE FOOT LONG STEREO CONSOLE WITH AM/
FM radio; input and output for tape for
$75. Call 7362 after 3 p.m.
BROTHERS SEWING MACHINE old, but in good
condition for $50. Call 4462.
HAIR DRYER. PUNCH BOWL SET, camp stove,
camp lantern, coffee percolators, elec,
ice crusher, toys and wood carvings
(new). Come by Qtrs. 1058-D tomorrow or
call 5152.
CHILBls CARRIER for parent's bike for
$5. Call Charles at 7854/4669.
SEARS 17 GALLON/DAY HUMIDIFER for $100.
Call Charles at 7845/4669.
REALISTIC RECORD CHANGER, MAG cartridge,
wood base and dustcover for $35. Call
Peter at 7189.
CAR RADIO GM Delco model no. 51APB1 AM,
it came out of a Camero for $35. Call
Dave or Bob at 7431.
15 PLANTS (9 DIFFERENT VARIETIES)16
pound bowling ball; skittle games, pop-
corn popper and other misc. Items. See
at Qtrs. 603H tomorrow from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m. or call 5174.
THREE 700x15 LT TIRES for $15; five VW
summer tires two months old for $50;
VW tire chains for $5; recliner for $40;
10" bike for $15; three size 10 wool
maternity dresses for $25 and large bag
of girl's clothes in sizes one to four
for $15. Call Rick at 7033/7541.
FIVE TRANSFORMERS one a 1400, two 1000
and two 500 for $40 or a penny per watts.
Call Bob at 7721/7755.
50D AKAI CASSETTE automatic reverse tape
recorder for $150. Call Tom at 4286/
7517.
MATERNITY CLOTHES call 7841 ask for
Bruce.
MULTIPLE FAMILY PACK-OUT in Qtrs. 926-2
tomorrow from 1-4 p.m. in laundry room.
PORTABLE TV black/white, modern design,
12 inch screen for $65. Two burner
hot plate for $10. Call Sorel at 4302.
TWO PAIR DRAPES with rods (fits 1000
housing); baby crib with mattress; one
Brownie slacks in size eight (new),
men's boots in size 10R. Call Sam at
7267 or see in Qtrs. 1087-A.
PIONEER SX-424 STEREO RECEIVER for $160;
Concord reel to reel tape deck for $185
all in good condition. Call Steven at
7215.
SPACE HEATER for Icelandic current for
$20; 42 pc. dinner set "Hunter Blue"
service for eight for $60; Sears stereo
console w/radio also tape hook-up for
$40. Call James at 7978.
1500 WATT TRANSFORMER for $15. Call
Kupka at 7193 after 5 p.m.
LADY'S PEUGOT 10 SPEED BIKE with child
carrier and baby car seat. Call 6251 or
see at Qtrs. 606-D.
ALBUMS FOR SALE all like new; Fleetwood
Mac, Black Sabbath and many more. Call
Jack at 4614 or 6121 Rm. 209.
TV BLACK/WHITE: two wooden chairs; two
leather jackets (men size 42); seven
8-Track tapes; records; digital alarm
clock and an Accutron watch. Call
Nichols at 4448.
ASSORTED HOUSEPLANTS; ski clothing, wo-
men's sizes loand 12; see at Qtrs. 618-
A tomorrow from 1-3 p.m. or call 6240.
GE PORTABLE WASHER AND DRYER can be used
with normal house current with no special
hook-up. Water pump on washer in need of
repair for $200. Call 4362.
Lost
ONE WHITE BALLET SLIPPER—Call 7565/
2236 if found.
Free
TWO 6-MONTH OLD KITTENS free to good
home. Call Pat after 3 p.m. at 7158.
Miscellaneous
COMMSTA WIVES MEETING Monday at 7:30 p.m.
in Qtrs. 930-ID. Final plans for child-
ren's Christmas party will be discussed.
THE WINDBREAKER WIVES CLUB will hold the
their children's Christmas Party Sunday
at 1 p.m. at the Windbreaker. If your
child has not been signed up, contact
Judy Strzalka at 4457 or Sandra Baskin
7276.
KBA SCOTCH DOUBLES tomorrow at the Arctic
Lanes at 6:30, 8:30 and 9:30 p.m.
La LECHE LEAGUE will meet Monday at
10 a.m. in Qtrs. 1007-D. This month's
discussion topic will be "Nutrition and
Weaning". For more information call
Terri Cecchini at 6276, Mary Chesla at
5244 or Linda Winkler at 7616.
SEABEE'S CAR WASH tomorrow from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. in Bldg. T501 (Transportation)
prices for wash and wax: Big car $12,
med. car $10 and small car $8 also
steam cleaning for $3.
THE NURSERY is considering providing a
New Year's Eve overnight babysitting,
service. Anyone interested contact the
Nursery at 7603 before Dec. 19.
APPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING positions dur-
ing the 1978-79 school year are now be-
ing taken by the office of the principal
in charge. For further information call
6201:
ALL AIR FORCE PERSONNEL and their guests
are cordially invited to attend the Air
Force holiday reception to be held Dec.
8 at 7 p.m. at the Top of the Rock.
Dress is casual, no jeans or T-shirts.
Hors D' Oeuvres and punch will be served.
THE PHOEBEES will meet Thrusday at
7:30 p.m. in the home of Cindy Heine,
Qtrs. 669B. Come for some Christmas
cheer and bring a friend.
THE CATHOLIC WOMEN of the Chapel are
having their Christmas meeting today at
11:30 a.m. at the Chapel with a Rosary,
followed by a First Friday Mass at 11:45
a.m. We will have a special luncheon at
the Officers Club. We need your reserva-
tions for lunch.
SOUTH PACIFIC Due to South Pacific re-
hearsals, the monthly meeting of the Ice
and Fire Theatre Group will take place
Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ice and Fire
Theatre Hut Bldg. T-183. All interested
personnel are invited to attend.
Wanted
TEMPORARY QUARTERS to sublet for visit-
ing wife and two school age children
from Dec. 15 through Jan. 8. Call
Perron at 4419/Rockville ext. 38.
STURDY, SPACIOUS CHEST-of-drawers■ Call
4612.
COMPLETE 1500/1600 VW ENGINE in good
running condition. Call Bob at 7721/
7755.
PLAY PEN. Call 6251.
ONE MALE KITTEN as soon as possible.
Call Charles at 7449 after 5 p.m.
DOUBLE BED. Call William at 4264 from
9 a.m.-8 p.m.
J