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White Falcon
March 31, 1978
By David Catling
Basketball banquet tonight
The highlight of both the Intramural
and International basketball program oc-
curs tonight as the 1977-78 basketball
banquet brings to a close a great
basketball program.
Tonights banquet will begin with a
social hour at 6s30 and dinner at 7?30,
After an evening of helld , goodbyes and
award presentations there will be a
live band starting at 9:35,
There are still a few tickets left,
if you want to attend or would,
like more information call the gym at
4558,
Top 77-78 pi
ayers named
After long hours of pondering,
rechecking stats and comments from team
coaches and players, the following
individuals nave been selected as the
1977-/8 Intramural All-star Basketball
Team. For the first team the forwards
include Bill York, Bob Marshburn and
Larry Shumaker from VP-16, Bill Schroer
from Security was named as center and
guards included Jerry Jackson from
Supply, Mark Hopkins from Postal and
Curtis Reeves from Rockville,
The second team announcements will be
made during the basketball banquet
tonight,
HHH racquetba
To alleviate congestion, the HH
Humphrey racquetball playoff dates are
men'smd womens open (34 years and under)
April 8, and men's masters (34 and over)
I playoff dates
will start on April 15, Playoff
brackets are posted in the base gym.
For more information contact the
athletic director at 4558,
Little league registration tomorrow
Registration for Little League base-
ball will begin tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at
the Youth Center. Sign-up will continue
until 4:30 p.m.
To register, parents must fill out a
registration form and bring with them
either the child's birth certificate,
passport or ID Card to help verify age.
A second registration day will be
held April 8 at the same time and place.
More parental support is needed.
Managers are needed for four Minor
League teams. Also, all the teams will
need coaches and there is a requirement
for volunteer umpires. Adults may re-
gister during Little League sign-ups.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Automobiles
1972 VOLKSWAGON SQBK—Automatic trans-
mission, very low mileage. Call 7282.
1973 SUPER BEETLE—U.S. specs. AM/FM
radio, new tires, brakes, shocks, coil,
new Wolfsburg 60hp engine still in
warranty, inspected, chains included.
Call 'John Chadwell at 4615 or 5105.
$1850 firm.
1970 CHEVY TOWNSMAN—Nine passenger
station wagon, V-8 automatic, P/S, 4
studded snow tires, 2 snow tires, 2
regular tread tires, $1000, firm. Call
7139.
1975 CJ-5 JEEP—304 .CID V-8 Renegade
package. Call Don before 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday at 7083.
1975 FIAT 125 STATION WAGON—Red in
color, inspected, European specs, in
good condition, $1200. Call 4543 or
4247.
1973 VOLKSWAGON BEETLE—U.S. specs,
standard transmission, summer and winter
tires, $1500. Call L.C. at 4637 or
7016.
1971 JEEP WAGONEER—4 wheel drive, 360
V-8 power steering, power brakes, auto-
matic, $3000. Call L.C. at 4637 or
7016
1972 LAND ROVER—Long wheel base, many
extras, $2800. Call 2155 after 5 p.m.
1973 VOLKSWAGON—European specs, summer
and winter tires, AM/FM radio. In good
condition. Call 7125.
1974 CAPRI—V-6 2800CC, $2400. Call
Carol at 6124 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Monday through Friday or 4461 after
5 p.m.
1974 VOLKSWAGON SUPER BEETLE—Red in
color, low mileage, cassette stereo.
Best offer over $1600. Call Dave at
2280.
1970 FAIRLANE 500—lour summer tires
and six studded tires; spare parts.
Initial 1978 insurance paid, $1000.
Call 7509/work or 7969/home.
1966 MUSTANG—289/4 bbl., inspected,
lots of extras, being painted, $900
or best offer. Call Mike Chaffee at
7996 or 4424.
For Sal*
MATERNITY CLOTHES—Size 14; six ply
light truck tires, $10 each. Call
7202.
WASHER AND DRYER—Top loader washer,
front loader dryer. Both Sears Ken-
more, $50 each or both for $80. Call
Glenn Brady at 2290.
708 CAMERA—Kodak tele-instamatic with
nissin TF 480 electronic flash unit.
Best offer over $60. Camera is six
months old, flash never used. Compare
prices and call 4365.
TRANSFORMERS—Three— 3000; 1600; 1000
watt. One cent per watt. Come by
Otrs. 1045A or call. 4303.
FURNITURE—Bedroom set, double with
mattress; double dresser with mirror;
chest of drawers; two night stands,
excellent condition, $250. Sofa bed,
$50. Chest freezer, 5-5 Cuft, $200;
two sets of drapes for Bunker Hill
Qtrs., $20; chains fit H78 x 15 tires,
$5. Call 7887 or 7612.
TELEVISION—Black and white 19" Motoro-
la, $50. Call Hiatt at 7606 or 4395.
BASSINET—Soma china coffee pot, tea
pot, sugar, creamer and three sets
of cups. Call 6144.
RUGS—Gold and green throw rugs, 30" x
50", $3 each; green oval rug, 6' x 9',
$20; baby back pack, $12; child's
riding horse, $3; two night stand lamps,
$2.50 each. Call 2112.
BEDSPREAD—New pink eyelet bedspread,
twin size, $20. Call 7017.
DOUBLE BED—In good condition, $50;
Sansui 8080DB stereo receiver, 3 months
old, power meters, NRS. Still like new,
$350 firm. Call 7202.
ROCKER—Child's teddy bear rocker, tea
set, never used, bought in London. Call
4175.
COFFEE TABLE—Oval coffee table, Vic-
torian style, $100; plant stand, $1U.
Call Dee at 4448 between 8 a.m. and
5 p.m.
BED FRAMES—Two roll-away bed frames,
$10 each. Call 7172.
RECLINER—One rocker-recliner; one
brown leather recliner. Call 2111.
PORTABLE CLEANING CENTER—Hoover can-
ister vacuum with all attachments, used
two months. Extra bags included, $30.
Call 7016.
PIONEER TURNTABLE—PL550 turntable, six
months old. Used very little, $150.
Call 7125.
G.E. MUSIC SYSTEM—Includes tape deck,
AM/FM, turntable and speakers, $140.
AKAL tape recorder (portable), $70.
Call 4346.
TAPE DECK—Teac A-3340S 4-channel tape
deck. Features 10*5" reel capacity, 4-
Volleyball
schedule
standings
Men's
The 1978 Intramural and Recreational
Volleyball League was kicked off on
March 13 with the IDF vs, NSGA game.
In the men's division the teams making
an early showing are CFK, IDF, AFI, NCS,
Det. 1, the High School boys team and
the Marines. The league contains a lot
of 'spoilers' and will make the top team
teams stay alert.
My pick for the league title is the
High School boys' team
All volleyball games scheduled for
tonight have been rescheduled for tomor-
row to give athletes an opportunity
to attend the basketball awards banquet.
The schedule for tomorrow is as follows:
9 a,m,
57th vs, NavSta Admin
Public Works vs. NSGA
9:30 a.m.
Marines vs, Rockville
Hospital vs, High School
10 a.m,
NSGA vs, NCS (mixed)
NavSta Admir vs. Marines
10:30 a.m,
IDF vs,,HosDital
11 a.m.
High school vs, Public Works
Rockville vs, IDF
11:30 a.m,
57th vs. High School
Men's League
Team Won
High School 4
Det. 1 4
NavFac 4
CFK/IDF 3
AFI 3
NSGA 3
Rockville 2
Public Works 2
Marines 2
57th 1
Det. 14 1
AFRTS 1
NavSta Admin. 1
NavFac 0
Air Ops 0
VP-16 0
Mixed League
AirOps 2
JO-PA 1
NCS 1
NSGA 0
NEX 0
Ladles league
High School ’B’ 2
Rockets 2
High School varsity 1
Teachers 0
NEX 0
NavFac 0
Lost
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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 Fridaj'. 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,
to edit all ads.
channel simul-sync system, solenoid
operated, speeds 7*5 and 15 IPS. In-
cludes tapes and one microphone. Call
6277.
BOWLING SHOES—Size IQ men'sbowling
shoes; brake shoes and shocks to fit
CJ-5 Jeep; two transformers—300 and
1000 watt; flowers and household clean-
ing products new and used. Call 7083
before 5 p.m.
BLACKWALL SUMMER TIRES—Three H78-15
summer tires;'$15 each or all for $40.
Call 5224 or 7943.
SNOW TIRES—750 x 16 studded tires,
four in all. Two are new and two are in
good condition. Asking $100 for all
four. Call O.C. at 7585/work or 7446/
home.
Lost
LOST—One gold band dragon ring with
jade setting. Call Renee' Groce at 2290
during work hours. Reward offered.
LOST—One Citizens watch. Band and
watch is silver in color. Lost in the
parking lot around Bldg. 639.
LOST—1976 Class ring, gold with white
stone. Chamberlin High, name on in-
side. If found, call Mark at 7934 or
4686. Reward.
Miscellaneous
LA LECHE LEAGUE—The monthly meeting of
the La Leche League will be held Monday
at 10 a.m. in Qtrs. 1003C. The main
topic will be "Nutrition and Weaning."
For further information, call Mary at
5244.
NAVFAC WOMEN'S GROUP—The monthly
meeting of the NAVFAC Women's Group
will be held Monday. This will be a
pot luck luncheon. All NAVFAC wives
and active duty female personnel are
invited to attend. For more infor-
mation, call Peggy at 7542.
FLYING CLUB—The Keflavik Flying Club
will hold its monthly meeting Sunday
in the Air Operations Building at
7:30 p.m.
WEAVING CLUB—Want to begin a weaving
and sewing group? Those interested
in learning to handspin, (Icelandic
wool), weave, macrame or rug looping
call 9-3282 between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Ask for Theresa Volz.
FOOL'S DINNER DANCE—An April Fool's
dinner dance sponsored by the Top of
The White Falcon reserves the right
The Rock will be held tomorrow begin-
ning at 7 p.m. All Naval Station
personnel are welcome. Menu consists
of filet mignon with all the trimmings
A dress-semi formal occasion. There
will be live entertainment provided
by "Octupus." Tickets are available at
$5.50 each from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
Top of the Rock or from your department
advisory board. Member, you will have
fun...no foolin'!
NORTHERN LIGHTS MASONIC CLUB—There will
be a meeting of the Northern Light Ma-
sonic Club Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. All
current members of a duly organized
lodge in a recognized jurisdiction are
invited to attend. Call Jim at 5240
or Larry at 7333 for details.
FLEA MARKET—Are you spring cleaning or
packing out? Why not have your sale
at the Family Services Flea Market on
April 29, in Hangar 885. Remember buyr
ers spent over $4300 in just 4*5 hours
during this event last year. For
details, phone 5209, Monday through
Friday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE—All interested
women wanting to join the Ladies
Mondav Afternoon Bowling League,
starting Monday. Call Libby Grefalda
at 2148 or Fran Dotson at 4502.
CHRISTIAN YOUTH GROUP—The Well, the
Christian Coffee House in Barracks
747, presents the "Christian Youth
Group." They are a young adult
Christian group from Iceland. They
will be sharing in song tomorrow
evening 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Monftdf
WANTED—Child's wonder horse, medium
to large; creative playthings, slide.
Must be In good condition. Call 7056.
WANTED—Artist to draw Snoopy gang or
Winnie the Pooh. Call 5177, if in-
terested.
WANTED—Car top carrier for 1972 VW.
Call 4503/work or 6217/home.
WANTED—Roof top carrier for Toyota
Land Cruiser. Call 7462.
WANTED—VW or compact size with auto-
matic transmission, late model in
good condition. Call Jim Campbell at
2283/work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WANTED—Hamster (male, female or both)
and cage. Call AFRTS for John Chad-
well.
WANTED—Baby car seat. Call Terry
Jones at 7706.
WANTED—Round dining or kitchen table
with chairs, also, king or queen size
bed. Call 4358 any time.