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White Falcon
December 16, 1977
Naval Station to
play Njardvik
The Naval Station all star team will
play Njardvik in the Stapi Competition
Dec. 28 through Jan. 3.
The first game will be at Njardvik
at 8 p.m. Dec. 28 with the last two
games scheduled in the base gym Dec. 31
at 1 p.m. and Jan. 3 at 8 p.m.
The cup is presented to the winner of
the series with Njardvik being the de-
fending champs.
Iowa college to
play on base
Luther College from Decorah, IA
will visit Iceland as part of the People
to People Sports Program Dec. 27 through
Jan. 3.
They will play several exhibitions
with the Icelandic National team at
Reykjavik and arrive at the base Jan. 1.
They will play the base team Jan. 1
at 3 p.m. and then depart for Norway
Jan. 3 for further exhibitions*
Base to host
University of Iceland
The University of Iceland men's and
women's teams will visit Keflavik for
games against the NATO teams tomorrow.
The women's game will start at 2:30
p.m. with the men's game following.
Bowling League
price increase
Effective tomorrow, there will be ap-
proximately a 30 per cent increase in
price for the Saturday American Junior
Bowling Congress bowling leagues. The
junior/senior league will increase from
$1.50 to $2, the Bantam "A" 's will in-
crease from $1.25 to $1.75 and the
Bantam "B" league will increase from
$1 to $1.25.
AFRS 1484
Radio
sports
schedule
SATURDAY
The Los Angles Rams vs the
Washington Redskins .............. 6 p.m.
The Buffalo Bills vs the
Miami Dolphins.....................9 p.m.
SUNDAY
The Minnesota Vikings vs the
Detroit Lions......................2 a.m.
The Chicago Bears vs the
New York Giants....................6 p.m.
The New England Patriots vs
the Baltimore Colts................9 p.m.
TUESDAY
LIBERTY BOWL: Nebraska vs
North Carolina.....................2 a.m.
FRIDAY
HALL OF FAME CLASSIC: Maryland
vs Minnesota......................1 a.m.
CHAMPUS
Notes
The deadline for submitting 1976
claims under the Civilian Health and
Medical Program of the Uniformed
Services (CHAMPUS) is Dec. 31. Any
claim for care received between Jan.
1 and Dec. 31, 1976 that is not
submitted by deadline cannot be paid.
Providers of medical care under
CHAMPUS who agreed to submit a 1976
claim directly must do so by the above
date. Beneficiaries should remind the
provider about the deadline.
Air Force OTS
Openings available
Some 1,800 openings for Officer
Training School are available to .
enlisted members on active duty and
civilians with engineering, technical
and nontechnical degrees according to
Air Force Recruiting Service officials.
Persons selected will enter OTS before
July 1978. Eligibility information and
application assistance may be obtained
by active-duty people through
consolidated base personnel offices.

Come to the all-night fish fries every Friday
and Saturday night, beginning at 9:30. Deep fried
Icelandic ysa plus a variety of s&lads and
beverages are available.
The Red Wall Snack Bar serves tacos every
Saturday. In addition to the expanded breakfast
menu, waffles are served every Sunday. The spe-
cial Wednesday will be strawberry shortcake.
Free baked goodies are served every Tuesday at
the USO.
Snack bar hours will be expanded to better
serve patrons. It will stay open an extra half
hour in the evening, operating 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
and 5 to 8:15.
Starting today, and continuing through Sunday,
there will be a Bose speaker demonstration at the
USO.
Sunday, the USO will have free kiddie cartoons
from noon to 2 p.m., followed by a visit from
Santa Claus at 2 p.m. Get your picture taken on
Santa's knee.
Dec. 23, Leo Munro will host a program
which features Icelandic Christmas customs.
Also Chapel carolers will be singing. Anyone
interested in caroling and hearing about folklore
is invited to come to the USO and join the festi-
vities at 7 p.m.
There will be a Reykjavik shopping tour Thurs-
day from 12:30 to 5 p.m.
Interested families who wish to host unaccom-
panied servicemembers for Christmas dinner may
call 7980.
Sign up now for a cake decorating class, be-
ginning Jan. 9. The class will run for five
weeks. An Icelandic knitting class will begin
Jan. 11 and 12, lasting for eight weeks. Sign up
at the USO or call for further information.
Day cooks and a custodian are needed at the
USO. Call 7980 or complete an application at the
USO.
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Chanel Beatrice Harper was born Dec.
8 at 2 p.m. She is the daughter of Ser-
geant Michael and Jacqueline Harper.
Sgt. Harper is assigned to the 57th FIS
PMEL.
NavFac
Christmas
party
The Naval Facility Women's Club will
have a children's Christmas party Sunday
at 2 p.m. at Bks. 748 on the second
floor. All NavFac personnel are invited.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
1968 OLDSMOBILE—with rebuilt engine and
new battery. Available Jan. 5 for $800.
Call days, 5189 or home, 7112.
1974 VW—with summer and studded winter
tires, radio, and rear window defroster.
Excellent transportation. Call Cristwell
at work, 4423, or after 5 p.m., 7473.
1966 VW VAN—Needs engine work, $450.
Call Tom at 6180.
1968 OLDSMOBILE—Reliable transportation
in good condition, new tires, $700 or
best offer. Call Chris, 7690, between
8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
1962 VW—1964 engine, $400, call 5189 or
7112.
1966 BRONCO—Recently rebuilt inside and
out. Four wheel drive, standard trans-
mission, two-speed transfer case. $1695.
Will consider small car trade in
(European specs, preferred). Call Rick at
work, 7033 or home, 7541.
1974 SCOUT-^-Power steering, 4-wheel
drive, 6 cyl., new drag link, muffler
and shocks, has back seat, front tire
carrier, rear gas can carriers with two
5 gallon gas cans. $3,500. Call 7069.
19670PEL STATION WAGON—Needs starter.
Lots of parts, rebuilt engine and carb,
$475. Call Marc at 6121, rm. 223 or
'leave message at 7062 during day.
1970 OPEL STATION WAGON—Kadett model
with current inspection, regular and
studded snow tires, new exhaust system,
brakes, front end rebuilt, requires
engine work, best offer, call Kemper
at 7682 or 7789.
1968 JAVLIN—Good transportation,
could use some work but not necessary,
asking $650, call Doug at 7553 after
5 p.m.
1968 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—New tires,
asking $1850. Call 7553 after 5 p.m.
and ask for Doug.
1975 JEEP CHEROKEE—Call Windbigler
at 7085, work or 4462, home.
1966 LANDROVER—Safari, 4-door, 4-wheel-
drive, luggage rack, two gas cans, $850.
Call Adams at 6201 or 7177.
For Sale
FOR SALE—six orange and chrome fibers
glass chairs, $20; five VW tires, two
mounted, $50; Call Rick at 7033, work,
7541, home.
CHILD'S DRESSER-needs some repair, $10;
Net Christmas tree center pieces, $2.50
each, one day advance notice needed;
maternity clothes, size 14 - 16, various
prices; rear shocks for Scout, $10/pair;
sci-fiction paperback books, 25q each.
Call 7069.
PACK-OUT-SALE—Saturday from 12:30 - 3
p.m. at Qtrs 1075-A. Items include
8-track player/two speakers, $30; girl's
coat size 10, $15; sleeping bag kids
games and miscellaneous items.
MAG WHEELS—three, original equipment
from 1974 Chevy blazer with chrome and
locking nuts. Also three 11-15 LT tires.
Call 7419.
SNOW CHAINS—two sets, never used, will
fit 14" and most 15" tires, also four
15" snow tires, good for spares. Call
7553 and ask for Doug.
TOASTER/OVEN—new, unused, Proctor-Silex
pop-up toaster and oven combined, Call
Norma, 5209.
ICELANDIC CARDIGANS—three. cleaned and
blocked, ready to wear, 2 large and 1
small. Call Norma, 5209.
TRANSFORMERS—300. 750 and 1,500 for lq
per watt. Call 7112.
PACK-OUT-SALE—Sat. and Sun at 605-C
Items include baby furniture, plants,
sewing machine, rocking chair and many
others.
COMPLETE STERO—Going to Japan,
selling over 36 albums, Bose 501 II,
Sansui 881 receiver, KD-3033 Kenwood
turntable with Pickering XV-15 needle,
Robin 8-track, Koss headphones, Akai
mic., pro-ionizing cleaning kit. All
for $750. All less than 4 months old.
Call 7808.
FOR SALE—Boys 16 inch bicycle, $10;
boys sled, $3; Five types of house
plants and Playtex nurser set with extra
nipples and disposable bottles. Phone
7247, Qtrs. 1040-A.
FOR SALE—Large humidifier, girls "Sting
Ray" bicycle, sewing machine (Singer
Golden Touch and Sew), Barbie camper,
Call 7240.
MISCELLANEOUS-Child's 10" tricycle with
basket and horn, like new, $12; Two five
gallon gas cans with carriers, $10 each;
Icelandic wool leggings, size 4, new,
$4 each; call 7958/
PACK-OUT-SALE—Qtrs. 607-A, Call 4477
after 6 p.m. Items include Three
dressers, 1 vanity table, two day beds,
and one walnut crib.
Miscellaneous
NURSERY NEWS—The Nursery will provide a
babysitting service for New Year's Eve
from 8 p.m. until 8 a.m. A fee of $10
per child will be charged which includes
breakfast. Please pay Mrs. Wells at the
Nursery by today to confirm your
child's reservation. There are still a
few openings.
THE CHAPEL—will be sponsoring a Christ-
ian Literature sale tomorrow from 10 a.m.
until 4 p.m. at the Viking Bldg.
Wanted
SNOW TIRES—Four 14-8.25 in good
condition. Call Jim at 7911 or 2136.
WRECKED JEEP--or Toyota 4WD Parts. Con-
tact Leroy at 2280.
Free
KITTENS—Free, just in time for Christ-
mas, three loveable six-week old kittens.
Call Carol at 7141 for any additional
information.
Lost
BROWN GLASSES—boys, plastic frames,
phone 7868, lost in the vicinity of the
theater on Dec. 5.