The White Falcon - 24.03.1978, Blaðsíða 4

March 24, 1978
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White Falcon
O’Conner rolls first
In the junior high rolloff, Dan
O’Conner captured first place by
defeating Kent Dewater in the finals.
To reach the finals O’Conner defeated to
top seated Ken Dixon, 105-91, in
addition to downing Paul Thorpe and Jeff
Patterson. The consolation title went
to Mark Young whose only defeat came
from Cash Mason, 114-120.
In the girls’ division, Tammy
Patterson retained her title by
defeating Mary McNeer in the finals, 146-
100. Patterson took a huge lead in the
first frame and commanded the match the
entire way. The versatile Patterson be-
came a consistent performer during the
league and maintained the high average
during tournament play. In the
consolation Jenny Morgan battled to
reach the finals only to lose in the
tenth frame 112-103 to Debbie Rose.
In addition, the defending champion
captured the high series title with an
average of 144.
In the consolation bracket, Steve
Gaines defeated Bryon Dixon 136-103 to
capture the title with only one defeat
suffered at the hands of Mike Farrell.
place
Top seated Paul Gilstrap defeated Dan
Thorpe to capture first place in the
Senior High Boys Division Bowling Tourn-
ament last weekend. Gilstrap, who
finished the tournament undefeated,
never trailed in the championship match.
ABC Bowling
tourney
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The Keflavik Men's Bowling Associat-
ion is now preparing for its Eighth
Annual Handicap Championship Tournament.
This is an American Bowling Congress
sanctioned tournament and will feature
five-man teams, doubles, singles and an
optional all-events.
Tournament dates are April 3 - 7, and
rules and entry forms are available at
theArctic Lanes. Entry forms will be
accepted at the lanes by Fred Trace or
Mark Engwall from 7-9 p.m. daily.
For further information contact Fred
or Mark at 7934 or stop by the Arctic
Lanes.
Little League registration set
Registration for this year's Little
League season is set for April 1 and 8
at 2 p.m. Signups for the two Saturdays
will be held at the Youth Center.
All boys and girls between eight and
15 are eligible to play Little League
this year. A birth certificate, an ID
card or a passport will be required to
validate birth dates. Registration
forms will be available at the Youth
Center.
Tryouts this season will begin on
April 12 for eight-year-olds and con-
tinue through April 29 when the 12-year
olds complete theirs. There will be
three days set aside for each age group.
Tryouts during the week will begin at
6:30 p.m. and on Saturdays, these will
start at 1 p.m.
Senior League tryouts will begin on
April 20 and continue through April 29.
Team practice starts shortly after
all players have been drafted to teams.
This will be done on April 30.
Opening day ceremonies have been set
for May 27 with league play beginning
on May 30.
More volunteers are needed to help
support the league this season. Persons
wishing to volunteer need not have
children playing baseball. Persons are
needed as managers, coaches, umpires and
board officials.
Icelandic drag racing
show tomorrow
For its third annual exhibit, the
Icelandic Drag Racing Association is
scheduled to show members’ cars at its
first indoor presentation in the Reykja-
vik sports arena, beginning tomorrow.
Both street and strip cars will be
included in the exhibition as well as
dune racing entries.
In addition, some cars will be shown
from the Antique Automobile Association.
The show will be held from tomorrow
until Monday each afternoon and evening.
CLASSIFI
Base gym sports announcements
By David Catling
League scoring honors
Jerry Jackson, Supply, and Cheri
Autry, Hotdogs, won the top basketball
scoring titles in their respective
divisions. Jackson finished the year
with 440 points in the men’s league and
Autry finished with 196 points in the
women's division.
3-on-3 Basketball results
In a hard fought championship round
Supply defeated VP-16A to capture the
base 3-on-3 tourney last week. The final
score of the tourney was VP-16A - 21,
Supply - 23.
NATO Volleyball tryouts
Volleyball tryouts are currently
being conducted every Tuesday and
Thursday at 6 p.m. in the base gym.
For additional information contact
the Athletic director at 4558.
Men's Racquetball League
The base athletic director has an-
nounced that sign up for the 1978 Men’s
Racquetball League is underway. All
commands and organizations should have
their entry forms submitted before
April 5. League play will begin on
April 10.
HH Racquetball Tournament
Preliminary rounds of the Hubert
Humphrey Racquetball Tournament are
slated to start on April 1, at 9 a.m.
All persons signed up should contact the
base gym for details.
1484 radio sports schedule
Saturday
Mar. 25
BASKETBALL: Chicago Bulls vs.
the Boston Celtics.............12:30 a.m.
NCAA: Arkansas vs.
Kentucky...........................7p.m.
NCAA: Duke vs. Notre Dame.........9 p.m.
Sunday
Mar. 26
BASKETBALL: the Portland Trail
Blazers vs. the Philadelphia
76ers'..........................6:35 p.m.
Tuesday
Mar. 28
NCAA: Championship vs. ]_ . . . .2 a.m.
Wednesday
Mar. 29
HOCKEY: Boston Bruins vs the
Washington Capitals .......... 12:30 a.m.
Thursday
Mar. 30
BASKETBALL: the L.A. Lakers
vs. the New Orleans Jazz. . . .1:30 a.m.
Friday
Mar. 31
BASKETBALL: The Washington
Bullets vs the N.Y. Knicks. . 1:30 a.m.
Youth Center
Easter vacation events slated
About 100 youth joined in the craft
fair Saturday. The Youth Center expres-
ses a special thanks to the volunteers
who shared a craft and helped at the
tables.
The following special events are
scheduled for Easter school vacation,
Monday through March 31: On Monday,
free kiddie movies will be shown at 2
p.m. Chocolate dipped ice cream cones
will be offered from the snack bar
while watching free movies.
The Youth Center Basketball Banquet
will be held Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the
Glacier Hut. Admittance is by reserva-
tion only.
On Wednesday, the bus will leave the
Youth Center at 1 p.m. for the Reykja-
vik swimming pools and return at 5 p.m.
The trip is for grades two through six.
A fee will be charged while admission
to the pool is 150 kronur. Reserva-
tions for this trip must be made by
Tuesday.
The Disco Spring Semi-Formal is on
Thursday. It will feature a magician
and Dee Jay John Louis from Reykjavik.
The dance is for grades six through
12 and will be from 8 p.m. to midnight.
Jeans and tennis shoes will not be
permitted and only coats will be
checked. The ballroom will be decor-
ated for spring and the Youth Center
staff will serve refreshments. Ad-
mission at the door is $2.50.
ED ADS
Automobiles
1974 CHEVY BLAZER—PS.PB, A/C, full
time 4-wheel drive, five new tires,
asking $4200. Call A1 at 7407/work or
7419/home.
1968 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER—4-wheel drive,
inspected and insured through March
1979, $1600. Call 4362.
1970 VOLKSWAGON BUS—Inspected, in-
sured with new shocks, new starter, 4
summer tires, new fuel pump, runs
good, $1500. Call 7755.
1968 FORD LTD STATION WAGON—Excellent
condition, reliable. Call 4637 or
7773.
1975 C-J5 JEEP—Orange in color, 304
CID V-8, 4-wheel drive with free
wheeling hubs, hard top and Renegades
package. Call 7296, any time.
1970 CHEVY TOWNSMAN—4- wheel drive,
nine passenger, Station Wagon. 350
V-8, automatic trans, power steering,
power brakes, electric rear window
and swing out tail gate, $1000. Firm.
Call 7139 or 7303.
1972 VOLKSWAGON SQUAREBACK—Type II,
AM/FM radio, rear window defroster,
4 spare tires and only 31,000 miles,
yellow in color. Call 4313 or 7515.
1970 FORD TRUCK—F-100 with camper
shell, $1500. Call Jack at 4301 or
7175.
For Sale
BACKPACKERS—One new Kelty Tour Pack,
large size. The internal frame and lug-
gage handle ideal for travel. Also, a
new Swedish stove with nesting cook kit
Call 7705.
TRANSFORMERS—One. 1500 and one 750.
Phnny a watt or both for $20. Call
Gary at 7981.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Norelco salon
hair dryer, $20; ladies suede coat,
size 13-14, dresses, sizes 11 through
15 clothes; Evenflo nurser set with
sterilizer, $14,. unused; utility table,
$5. Call Carolyn at 4250, Qtrs. 963-21.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Sears 10 x 14
Challet tent, $75; two AM/Push button
radios, $25each; baby back pack, $5;
Kraco in-dash AM/FM multiplex radio
and 8 track stereo player, $60. Call
7934 or 7576 after 5:30 p.m.
PRE-PACK-OUT SALE—Plants, books,
clothing, etc. Tomorrow at 1 p.m.
1040D Bunker Hill.
RECORD PLAYER—Voice of Music stereo
record player with speakers. Speeds:
33/45/78 rpm. Good unit for child's
room, $15. Call 7261.
TRANSFORMERS—Two, 300 and 1000. One
cent per watt. Plus, flowers, out
cleaning products, 100 sheets, two sets
of Brole shoes and 4 shocks to fit CJ-5
Jeep. Call 7296 after 5 p.m.
Ad rules------------------------------------------------------------
Classified advertising is free to all military personnel, dependents, and
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
commercial nature and are not permitted. The White Falcon reserves the right
to edit all ads.
LADIES CLOTHING—For all types of wear,
size 7-9; platform shoes, size 7-7*5,
coats, jewelry and more. Tomorrow and
Sunday in Qtrs. 960-2B from 2 p.m. to
6 p.m.
CURTAINS—Red and white Holly Hobble
curtains, 100 x 78; set of Toss 'Em
disposable bottles, infant seat; 0-6
months baby clothes. Call 4585.
WASHER AND DRYER—Top loading washer
and front loading dryer. Both Sears
Kenmore and in good condition. Call
Glenn Brady at 2290.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—One
room heater; one infant car bed;
infant tub; baby coat with hood, size
18 months; one Super Curl; Snoopy
watch; and ankle weights. Call
6261.
REEL TO REEL—Teac 4 channel reel to
reel, plus tapes and misc., $650 or
best offer. Call 6277, anytime.
RING—14 karat wedding ring. Call
7664.
Lost
LOST—Red and blue school bag. Lost at
bus stop at Coral Sea on Monday, March
13. Pair of little girls' shoes inside.
Birthday present and little girl very
upset about losing it. Call 7553.
Miscellaneous
CHILI SUPPER—The Protestant Women of
the Chapel will hold their free chili
supper on Tuesday this month. Serving
begins at 5 p.m., March 28 at the USO.
BAHA"I' FAITH—People interested in
the Baha"i' Faith are welcome to an
open house held every Wednesday at
7:30 p.m. in Qtrs. 962-1E. For more
information call 7040.
FLEA MARKET—Why not have your pack-out
sale at the annual Family Services flea
market in Hangar*880 on April 29.
Remember over $4300 was spent by buyers
last year in just 4*$ hours. Call 5209
between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. for details.
round
FOUND—One small child's tan shoe in
front of Qtrs. 928 on the main road.
The shoe is a 7*5 Thom Mean exer-sole
CaU 4103 anytime to claim or drop b
922-3ELM-2B anytime.
Free
FREE—Three cats. May be seen at
1045-C or call 7669.
FREE—10 week old pet to good home.
Call 7840 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FREE—To good home, jet black male cat.
Extremely gentle with children. Call
7250.
Wanted
RIMS WANTED—Four 15" standard 5 lug
rims to fit a Jeep. Call 4362/day or
4227/night.
METAL SHELVING—NAVSTA Photo Lab needs
metal shelving and storage lockers in
good condition. If your shop has some
available, please contact PHC Brookins
or PHI Bacon at 7431.
BABY FURNITURE—Including crib, bassinet,
playpen, etc. Call 5177.
JWANTED—Looking for a used guitar ap-
proximately $50. Call USO at 6113.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Four summer tires
for VW; 2 6-hole rims for Toyota L/C;
small utility trailer; dresser and/or
chest. Call 7247.