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March 10, 1978
White Falcon
WBA rolls off final tourney
The Keflavik Women's Bowling Associa-
tion (KWBA) rolled its final tourna-
ment game last week to determine the
top teams and players. The KWBA wishes
to thank all the women who participated
in tournament making it such a success.
5th.
6th.
Place
Singles
Bowler
1st ................. Brenda Sederbaum
2nd..................Jill Berry
Team matches 3rd . .
Place Team
1st Why me? Ingunn Sim (tie)
2nd Foxy Trotters 5th . .
3rd Night Owls 6th . .
4th 3 B's and a K 7th . .
8th . .
Doubles
Place Bowlers Top Bowlers
1st. . . •Carol Cogswell & Libby Grefalda (all events)
2nd. . . .Marilyn Bennardo & Sandra 1st . .
Baskin 2nd . . Ellie Stoll
3rd. . . .Kathy Metcalf & Mary Tew 3rd . .
4th. . . .Brenda Sederbaum & Dora 4th . .
Fronabarger
Little League slates business meeting Sunday
There will be a Little League Associa-
tion general business meeting held on
Sunday, March 19 at 3 p.m. The meeting
will be held in the passenger service
lounge at Air Operations.
The Little League Board of Directors
met recently and not only set the date
for the first business meeting of the
new year but also set dates foj: the reg-
istration, tryouts, draft anu opening
day ceremonies.
Registration for this year's season
will be held April 1 and 8. Then, try-
outs will begin for 8-year-olds on
April 12. There will be three days set
aside for tryouts for each age group.
Tryouts will be completed by April 29,
the last day for 12-year-olds.
Drafting to Major and Minor teams
will be done at 7 p.m. on April 30.
Opening day ceremonies are tentatively
planned for May 27 at the Little League
field. League play will commence on
May 30 and continue through August.
All boys and girls aged 8-12 are
eligible for Little League play.
Players 13-15 are eligible to play on
the Senior League and will register on
April 1 and 8.
Volunteers are needed to help sup-
port the Little League, and all inter-
ested persons are encouraged to come to
the business meeting on March 19 at 3
p.m. For more information, persons may
call Jim Dewater at 6217.
Vikings stage
.Judy Westlake & Sparkie Hughes
.Linda Sutton & Fran Dotson
by Rene Mahone
Saturday afternoon the A.T. Mahan
Vikings staged its annual Wrestle-O-Rama
to determine wrestling champions in
eleven weight divisions. None of the
eleven matches went the full three
rounds as Paul Gilstrap led all grap-
plers with two relatively quick pins.
In the opening match, Gilstrap, a senior,
scored a quick pin over Art Underwood to
capture the 138 pound title. The agile
senior scored his victory in 46 seconds
of the first round. His pace seemed to
set the pattern for the remaining
matches.
The lightest division (80 lbs. and
under) produced the longest match of the
afternoon as it took 77 pounder
Darrin Virden, nearly three rounds
before he was able to pin 70 pounder
Sean Nickerson. After leading 14 to 0
late in the third round, Virden finally
was able to hold Nickerson's shoulder to
the mat. The end came for Nickerson
with only 7 seconds remaining in the
match.
In the 90 and under weight, Mitch
Cowart found the range of Bevins and
pinned him in the time of 1:59 of the
first round. Thus Cowart was able to
successfully defend his titled for the
second year in a row.
Dan O'Connor had little trouble in
defending his title in the 98 and under
pound class. O'Connor jumped off to a 7
to 2 lead in the first round as time and
time again he had his opponent in
trouble. Although Jim Hooper put a
tremendous fight, it was evident that he
wasn't any match for the fighting Irish-
man who scored a pin with just 16
seconds gone in the second round. It
was a heartbreak loss for Hooper who was
working hard for an upset.
The 112 pound class proved to be a
mismatch as 107 pound Mike Farrell
handled his adversary Bill Nosbisch with
ease. The more experienced Farrell
Wrestle-O- Rama
scored with a pin with the match hardly
underway in the time of 46 seconds of
the first round. It was a matter of age
versus youth with age being the deciding
factor. However, the game Nosbisch,
only a 7th grader, will be a contender
for the title next year.
Mike Woods captured the 119 and 126
pound titles via default as his
opponents failed to show. The defending
champ had no one to contest him so he
wrestled an exhibition match with the
Robert Dixon who pinned him.
Dixon, the 132 pound favorite, won by
default when his opponent, Jimmy
McDowell, failed to show up for the
match on time. The referee had already
declared Dixon the winner via default
when the underdog McDowell showed up for
the match.
In the 145 pound class Gilstrap was
able to capture his second title of the
afternoon but had a rougher time in this
heavier division with Kevin Dewater.
Dewater, a 141 pounder, was leading
Gilstrap 5 to 2 in the second round when
Gilstrap scored a reverse to get Dewater
in a pinning position. The end for
Dewater came in 1:13 in the second
round.
Bill Waites put a game battle again
Robert Berry in the 155 pound class b
lacked the finesse of Berry took
a quick three to nothing lead in the
first round before Waites was able to
score any points. In the second round
both attempted to be more aggressive but
Berry got the upper hand on Waites and
pinned him in 1:07 of the second round.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
1973 VOLKSWAGON—Excellent condition,
European Specs.; 5 studded/5 reg. tires.
$1300 plus remainder of insurance. Call
LCDR Grant at 4681/work or 4485/home.
1971 VOLKSWAGON—European specs. Excel-
lent condition; summer/winter tires, new
paint. Call John at 7091/work or 7650/
home.
1967 LAND ROVER—4 speed/4 wheel-drive.
Good condition, runs good, inspected.
Call Tom at 3365/work or 4166/home.
1976 BRONCO—White and tan in color,
Motor-V-8 302 CID; tail gate swing bar;
sport tire wheel wells, $4500. Call
2145.
PRE-PACK OUT SALE—Items include ladies
clothing, size 7-9, platform shoes, size
7-7%, jewelry and more. For more infor-
mation call 4153 or come by Qrts. 960-2B
today or tomorrow between 2 p.m. and 6
p.m.
PACK OUT SALE—Flowers, color tv, men's,
women's, ;and children's clothing. Tomor-
row from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., 3rd floor,
Bldg. 926-2.
MISCELLANEOUS—Sylu. black and white
television. Asking $100. Bowling bag
like new, $5. Slip covers for couch and
two chairs, $35. Call 7187.
PACK OUT SALE—Sleds, ice skates, lamps,
girl's clothing, size 8 to 10, games,
childrens books and much more. Tomorrow
from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., at 1071-A. Coral
Sea 777-2.
MISCELLANEOUS—Plants, maternity clothes
size 10. Call 7559, anytime.
AIRLINE PORTABLE STEREO—Wards AM/FM
8 track stereo, $50. 54 8 track tapes,
$50; 8 track carrying case, $2. Mirror-
matic 4 qt. pressure cooker, never used,
$20; wig, $15. Call 7212 anytime.
Free
FREE—Cute, white 7 month old cat needs
home. Contact SGT. J. Ramsey or leave
message at 4320.
FREE—Two male pets - one 4 months old,
housebroken. Other is 2 months old,
partially housebroken. Call 2145 after
5:30 p.m. or stop by 931-1J after 5:30
p.m.
Lost
SLIDES LOST—At Personalized Services
three boxes of slides believed to be
sold. If you have the wrong slides
please call Paul Jones at 7706.
PARKA LOST—Gov't fur lined parka,
(NB 310) from 0 Club Feb. 19. Please
return it ASAP. Call Ens Starnes at
5101/7350 .
CHILDREN'S PET LOST—One female cat,
small, black with white paws, stomach
and mustache. Name is "Snowy." Lost
near 1064-B. Please call 7273 if found.
Loved by three children.
GLASSES LOST—Prescription sun glasses
with lavender-tinted frames. May be in
a green and yellow case. Call 4259.
REWARD!
Miscellaneous
BASE FLEA MARKET—Family Services will
again be sponsoring a base flea market
on Apr.. 29, in Hangar 885. Booth sites
will be available for both organiza-
tions and individuals who wish to parti-
cipate. For further details, or if you
have any queries, phone 5209 Monday
through Friday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
NEW BOWLING LEAGUE—All women interested
in joining the Ladies Monday afternoon
bowling league starting Monday, April 3,
should contact Libby Grefalda for infor-
mation at 2148 or Fran Dotson at 4502.
1976 GMC JIMMY—4 wheel-drive, excellent
-.ondition, low mileage, 4 speed manual.
PS, PB. Call Schiffer at 7916/5223/2191.
1946 WILLYS JEEP—$800. Call Jack at
7370.
For Sal*
STEREO—Panasonic 2/4 channel AM/FM 8
track receiver with 4 speakers and
Garrard turntable; $150. Also, iron-
ing board, $2. Transformers, 1000, 500,
350, 300, 200 watts, lq per watt or all
for $20. 220 volt iron, $5.
SOFA FOR SALE—96", Koehler three cushion
contemporary. Fitted slip cover. Basic
blue and green. Also, a light blue vel-
vet chair. Call 7276.
CASSETTE TAPE DECK—For Technics outfit.
Ask for Ed in rm 106 at 4287 after 4 p.m.
TRANSFORMERS—One 2,000, two 1,000 and
one 750 watt/penny a watt or the lot for
$40. Call Gary at 7981.
COLOR TV—Ward Airline 21" console.
Call 7205 or 7022.
STEREO—8 track AM/FM, regular turntable
and two speakers, $80. Call 7242.
FURNITURE—Modern piano in very good con-
dition; solid mohogany coffee table with
marble top; new case for trumpet; leather
coats, size 42. Best offer or trade on
all items. Call 4448 anytime.
TRANSFORMER—3,000 watt for $25. Call
4103 anytime.
CRESCENT TUFTED SOFA—And chair, needs
recovering. Frame in excellent condi-
tion, $125 for both pieces. Call 7463
after 5 p.m., 2231/ daytime.
GUITAR—Fender Dual Showman Guitar, AMP
Music Man, 212 RH speaker. Call Lisenby
at 7828/6185, room 302.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—3 Blazer rims
also fits Wagoneer Cherokee; 1 pr. head
.skiis and bindings; 1 pr. ladies ski
boots, size 7; 1 pr. kid's ski boots,
size 2; Petri camera outfit; TIL camera
with wide angle, telephoto and doubler
lenses, camera case and bag, various
filters. Call 7970/home or 7403/work.
GARAGE SALE—Hey kids do you like comics?
We will have over 500 to choose from,
also clothes for boys, size 6 and 7;
girl's, size 10 and 12, ladies, size
9-10 and 11-12; toys, odds and ends. 5
Birch 2-A, tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
COLOR TV—Zenith 19" with stand, $175.
Call Schniffer at 5223/7916.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Plants, 5 pair
of Penny's thermal backed drapes, 100"
x 60", 3 orange, 1 celery, 1 blue pair.
Singer Futura I sewing machine with all
attachments. Call 4464 after 5 p.m.
SOUNEDESIGN STEREO OUTFIT—Brand new.
$120. Includes changer/turntable,.
receiver with AM/FM and tape deck, two
speakers. Call Ed in rm. 106 after
4 p.m. at 4287.
NSGA WORKSHOP—The NSGA Women's Group
will have a workshop at the home of Ann
Bull, Qrts. 1054-D on Tuesday, Mar. 14
at 7:30 p.m. Decorations and prizes for
the children's Easter egg hunt will be
made at this time. For information call
Ann at 7179.
BOWLERS—Male & Female for Tuesday
night Mixed League. Will start in
April. Call 7748/7751 after 5 p.m.
MODEL & REMOTE CONTROL CLUB—The Keflavik
Model and Remote Control Club will have
its next meeting at the USO music room,
Sunday, Mar. 12 at 2 p.m.
Wanted
BABYSITTER WANTED—A responsible person
to care for one child from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Refer-
ences and an interview are required.
Call 2166 after 5 p.m.
WANTED—Size 10 Navy Enlisted Women's
black dress uniform slacks. Call 6156
after 5 p.m.
WANTED—Folk/Acoustic Guitar in good
condition. Call Dreer at 7033/work or
2146/home.
OCCASIONAL BABYSITTER WANTED—For 3%
month baby girl. Call Alicia at 4153.
WANTED—Seamstress to sew two brides-
maids dresses. Call 5162.
WANTED—1970, 71,72, four-wheel-drive
vehicle in good condition, reasonably
priced. Call Chuck at 7791/work or
7069/home.
WANTED—Someone to clean common areas
once a week. Call 7285 for more informa-
tion.
WANTED—Someone to clean common areas
once a week. Call 7070.
WANTED—Artist to draw, paint or con-
struct a collage of arms. Remunera-
tion negotiable. Call Fliegel at7278 or
7601.
WANTED—Two bicycles, ten speed or fi
speed , one woman's and one men's. Also
want one child carrier for use with bi-
cycle. Call 6278.