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White Falcon
February 10, 1978
NATO ba se
basketball
standings
'A' League
Team won lost
VP-16 8 1
57th 8 1
Security 6 2
NCS 4 4
Rockville 4 5
IKA 3 5
Det. 14 2 7
CFK 0 9
'B1 League
Njardvik 7 1
VP-16 6 2
Marines 5 3
Public Works 4 4
AIMD 4 4
Supply 4 4
NSGA 2 6
Hospital 0 8
'C' League
Postal 7 0
Air Ops 4 2
NavFac 5 3
Grindy 4 3
High School 2 5
NCS III 2 5
H-l 1 7
Ladies league
Hot dogs 6
Tom Cats 6
Mararders 4
High School 0
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By David E. Catling
NATO fails to
NATO tried to find the right ingredi-
ants but IKA still came out on top.
The game was close during the first
half but at the start of the second half
Mike Dunbar of IKA put on a show of ball
handling, passing and scoring ability.
stop IKA
.s one man show led IKA to a 89 to 84
victory.
High score for IKA was Mike Dunbar
High score for the NATO team was 20
points and was held by both McLaughlin
and Schorer.
IKA women nip NATO team
The ladies game started on time but
the ability to score started late for
the NATO women's team.
At half time the score found IKA up
24 to 16 over NATO.
a zone defense and a fast breaking
offense. NATO countered with playmaking
and the shooting of Cherie Autry to stay
close but the IKA ladies pulled out the
victory.
Volleyball season
to start soon
Volleyball season will begin on Mar.
15. Catogories of competition will cone
consist of mens, ladies and NATO leagues.
Mixed competition will consists of
tournaments only.
winners face playoff
One-on-one
Six men have qualified for the champ-
ionship one-on-one play scheduled for
2 p.m. Sunday. They include Ned
Shelgren, Det. 1; Lewis Bosquet, AIMD;
Mark Hopkins, Postal; Wes Reed, Public
Works; Jerry Jackson, Supply; and Wes
McPherson, 57th FIS.
For all those that are better at team
play a three on three basketball tourn-
ament will be conducted on March 19.
You may sign up for the tournament at
the base gym.
Live tovwagt
Basketball, hockey
top radio sports
Saturday
BASKETBALL: The Denver
Nuggets vs. the Seattle Sonics . 4 a.m.
HOCKEY: Philadelphia Flyers vs.
the Boston Bruins.........6:15 p.m.
Sunday
BASKETBALL: Kentucky at L.S.U. 1:30 a.m.
BASKETBALL: North Carolina at
Providence...................6 p.m.
Tuesday
BASKETBALL: Kentucky at
Mississippi ...........
.1:30 a.m.
Wednesday
BASKETBALL: The Phoenix Suns vs.
the Portland Trail Blazers. ... 4 a.m.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
1966 VOLKSWAGON—new engine, extra bat-
tery, summer and studded winter tires,
runs good. Asking $500. Call 7132 any-
time.
1973 VOLKSWAGON—with European specs.,
winter tires, excellent contition. Has
1978 inspection. Call 7806, work, or
7232, home.
1964 VW—in good running condition for
$225. Call Bill at 4284 in room 115
after 5 p.m.
1969 TOYOTA—runs good, new tires,
engine rebuilt, extra parts included.
Must see. Best offer. Call Bill at
4153 or 7914.
speakers, and 25 recorded tapes, $75.
Call Harwood at 4283/4634, days, or
7956, nights.
SUN GLASSES—Single aviators
sun glasses. Cost $12.50 but will sell
for $8. Call Dana at 7829 on Tuesday or
Wednesday.
35 MM CAMERA—Miranda RE-II with 50 mm
1.4 automatic ec lens. Brand new. $150.
Call 7346 after 5p.m. (anytime on
weekends).
SUMMER TIRE—1 E-78, like new, $15.
Call Jarvis at 7882, work, or 7947 home.
CONCORD—Reel-to-reel tape deck in good
condition. Call 7215
HOLLEY—650 D.P. carb. with braided fuel
lines and holley intake manifold for
small block mopar, new pieces, call
Fred at 7192 or 7904.
COMPLETE STEREO—receiver, 8-track
changer, AM/FM stereo, Wards Airlane
brand, two large speakers, two bookshelf
speakers (radio shack brand), turntable
(BSR) belt drive, and stereo stand. $300
Call 7212.
FOUR SNOW TIRES—G 78 x 15, $100. Call
SSgt. Hill'at 7037 days.
MEN'SUIT—Dark blue, size 46 and a grey
plaid wool top coat, size 42. $15 each.
Both in very good condition. Call 6266.
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Civil Service employees stationed in Iceland. Ads must be submitted on the
proper form which is available at the White Falcon Office located in the
AFRTS building next to the Main Exchange. The ad deadline is 5 p.m. Monday
for publication the following Friday. Situation or service ads such as
"will do baby sitting" or "automotive repairs" are considered to be of a
conmercial nature and are not permitted. The White Falcon reserves the right
to edit all ads.
1969 LANDROVER— $1,900. Has gas cans,
one set of tire chains, locking hubs,
some extra parts. Good condition.
Call Sam at 5234, work, or 7716, home.
1970 FORD MAVERICK—6 cyl. automatic
transmission, good tires with chains.
Call Dan at 7914, work, or home, 7367
after 5 p.m.
CHEVY BLAZER—4-wheel drive, 350 CIO,
4-speed transmission, good condition.
Call Kelly at 7829, work, or 5203, home.
1971 VOLKSWAGON—Beetle. Excellent con-
dition, studded snow tires, summer tires,
new paint job, runs great. Call Mike at
4579, work, or 7218, home.
1973 CITROZEN—$1,200. Four summer tires,
two studded snow tires and chains. Front
wheel drive. European specs. Call 7933
and ask for Wells.
For Sale
AUTOMOTIVE ANALYZER—"Penski'-Sears best"
solid state in steel case. Capable of
checking alternator, generator,
alternator diodes, voltage regulator,
point condition, point dwell, coil, con-
denser, idle speed, fuses, lamps, batter
battery capacity, plug wires and
cylinder balance. Works on 4, 6, and 8
cylinder engines and transistor, mag-
neto or conventional ignition systems,
has complete instruction book. Like new.
$70. Call Ray at 4612, days.
TAPE RECORDER—Sony model 350 reel-to-
reel with three heads and patch cords,
$90. Also Airguide handheld windspeed
measuring instrument, $20; 8-track
player for car or home, has 110 volt
converter, locking car bracket, two
CAR COAT—reddish brown, misses size 12,
good condition, $10; two pink snowsuits,
12 month size, $2 each. Call 6266.
SUPER CURL—steam styler with adjustable
heat control by Gillette, $7. Hooded
black coat, medium, nice for girl or
lady. Looks like seal skin, zip front,
short length, $12. See at Quarters 1040-
C.
TURNTABLE—new condition, $30. Call
Sgt. Magness at 7724 or 7957.
PANASONIC—compact stereo system, $222;
Telefunken stereo console with tapedeck
and several tapes, $175. Dinette table
with six highback black vinyl chairs,
$75. Call 4275.
SNOWTIRES—7.00 x 13 studded, $10 each.
Sylvania 23 inch b&w television, $100.
Call 4361.
YAMAHA—guitar with carrying case, $70.
Call 4379.
PIONEER—601 tuner, amp., dual 1229Q and
pioneer speakers 301, all in very good
condition, $250. Call Fred at 7192 or
7904.
1977 FENDER—Stratocaster guitar. Dark
maple, brown body, black pick guard,
fast, varnished maple neck, Intonation s
strobed to perfection. Call Rockville
it54 and ask for Bob Farley. $300 with
case and cord.
AUTO PARTS—rubber fender extenders, $25;
West Coast mirrors, $25; two jerry cans
with mounts, $20; electric winch, $125.
Call Hiatt at 7606 or 4395.
PIONEER—SX-750 receiver and two speaker
speakers, must sell. Call Tom Ross at 45!
4286 or 7517.
MISCELLANEOUS—-16 cubic foot General
Electric frost free upright freezer,
excellent condition; 23 inch Motorola
color console like new. Call 7958.
PACKOUT SALE—Gothic paperbacks, clothes,
ceramic paints, sleds and miscellaneous.
Quarters 950-2 Storage room from 1-4 p.m.
tomorrow.
CRIB AND MATTRESS—$10. Highchair, $10;
full size stroller with canopy and wire
basket, $12; 11 crib sheets in good con-
dition, $6. Call 7107.
HARD TOP—for CJ-5 Jeep will be
available in March. Asking $200 or best
offer. Call 7296 after 6 p.m.
Free
FEMALE CAT—free to good home. Call 7462
after 6 p.m.
ONE-YEAR-OLD—female kittenj litter
trained, strictly house cat, some food,
litter box, litter, etc. Call 4110,
work, or 5158, home. Fantastic kitten
for a loving family.
Lost & found
JACKET LOST—One dark blue Antartic
bomber style jacket. Small pocket had
wallet with ID cards, driver's license,
military ID, keys for room home, also
change purse and hair brush. Last seen
at Windbreaker Club. Reward
for return, no questions asked. Call
4315.
FOUND—One pair of girl's dress shoes on
kindergarten bus Feb. 3. Call 6155 and
identify.
Miscellaneous
MISCELLANEOUS—The monthly business
meeting of the Windbreaker Wives Club
will be held on Monday in the Wind-
breaker Club at 7:30 p.m.
MODEL CLUB—The Keflavik Model and RC
Club's next meeting will be on Sunday
at 2 p.m. in the USO Music room.
Persons interested in model airplanes
cars and boats are invited to attend
Wanted
DINETTE SET—wanted, four or six chairs.
Call 7172.
KARATE INSTRUCTOR—If anyone is
interested in teaching Karate or Judo,
please call Ron Hartman at 4467.
RESPONSIBLE-High school student or older
person for occasional baby sitting two
children. Contact Grissinger at 921 5
Elm #3A or call 4269.
1975 - 76 AUTOMOBILE—in fine condition.
Call 7055 or 5130.
Turn pot handles so
children can't pull them
down.
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