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White Falcon
April 21, 1978
Golf course opens tomorrow
By David E. Catling
Tomorrow kicks off the 1978 golf
season at the Shangrila Golf Course in
Keflavik. Green fee passes may be
purchased at the Special Services Office
or the base gym. The daily fee is $4,
monthly - $15, yearly (individual) - $35,
yearly (family of three or more) - $75,
and yearly (family of two) - $60.
Golf Assoc, fees
The 1978 Keflavik Golf Association
announces the following fees will be
charged to record golf scores, establish
handicaps, certify all records and
provide purchase discounts on equipment.
The fees are $5 per month for non-
members and $25 a year for members.
In addition to members' dues the fee
entitles the holder to two tournament
entries plus a ticket to the 1978 sports
award banquet.
Fees are to be paid to the athletic
director's office.
HHH racquetball winners named
Rich Hauge took the top spot in the
men's division (17-35 age group) of the
H. H. Humphrey Racquetball Tournament.
Hauge gained the position by defeating
Robert Thibodeau in two straight games
21-17 and 21-13.
In the women's open, Fern Arendale
defeated Loida Hopper in two straight
games 21-17 and 21-16 to capture the
title.
The senior division (age 35 and up)
play has boiled down to Peter Hershfield
and Larry Zampa. Due to the tight
schedule of players the three deciding
games will be played tomorrow.
Base volleyball standings
TEAM
High school
Rockville
CFK/IDF
NavComSta
AFI
Det. 1
Marines
57th
Public Works
NSGA
NavSta Admin
Medical
WON
13
11
10
12
10
9
7
6
6
6
6
4
LOST
0
1
1
3
3
3
5
5
7
6
7
9
NavFac
AFRTS
Det,. 14
VP-16
AirOps
2
2
2
0
0
Womens
Rockets 4
Nizzards 2
High school varsity 3
Exchange 2
High school"B" 2
NavFac 0
12
11
9
16
12
Ambassador's Cup results
Number 11 Petur Gudu, a 7'2" center
presently playing basketball at the
University of Washington, has been a
dominate force for the Icelandic
National Basketball Team. In the first
two games he has scored 47 points and
played the board.
The NATO team led by the great
playing of Bill Schroer has fought hard.
With a definate height disadvantage the
NATO team has to counter with great
shooting and ball stealing.
Saturday's game saw NATO down by 1*7
points at halftime only to come battling
back to within two points with only a
few minutes to go. Iceland then started
going to the big center and opened up a
comfortable lead to take the game 98 to
72.
In Sunday's game NATO displayed
strong playing all the way but couldn't
overcome the high loop pass to Gudu.
Iceland scored 92 points to NATO's 75.
Fishing tournament
Throughout the month of May the
Athletic Office will conduct a fishing
contest. All you have to do is bring
your fish down to the base gym to have
it weighed. If you have the biggest
fish in your category for the month of
May you will win a large trophy and
membership to the Keflavik Fishing Hall
of Fame. Categories include trout,
salmon, pike, cod and haddock. Do not
catch your fish at the fish market.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
1968 LAND ROVER—4-wheel drive, inspec-
ted, in good running condition. Call
4175
1971 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER—44,700 mi,
new brake system, 3 gas cans. Good
running condition. Phone 7124/3307
1976 CHEV LUV TRUCK—20,000 mi,
original owner, accessories, camper
shell with curtains, 8-track and
CB antenna, $3800. Call Brenda
Franks - 7983 after 7:30 p.m. or
see at Bks 760.
1964 FORD—Inspected and insured,
$500, firm. Call Dave 7766 after
5 p.m.
1974 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE—European specs
radio, rear defogger, 37,500 KMS, great
condition, well-cared for, inspected/
insured, $1600/offer. Phone Riggio
w/7507 - h/7001.
1974 FIAT 127—New paint, insurance
paid, $1000. Call Jim Sanden at 7493
or Sandy at 6180.
For Sale
RECEIVER—Technics. Model 5770A, 160
watts RMS per channel at .08 THD, top
of the line. Exchange price $500, will
sell for $425. Call 7407, ask for
John Boy.
PORTABLE STEREO—AM-FM 8-track $40;
assorted 8-track tapes $2 ea. Call
7212 anytime.
STEREO—Electrophonic, AM/FM/FM stereo
receiver, Garrard turntable, 8-track
tape player, two speakers. Needs some
work, $50. Call Jim at 7617.
TURNTABLE—Various 8-track units with
50 8-tracks. 7488 or 2175 after 5 p.m.
any time on weekend.
TURNTABLE—BSR-Macdonald 610 automatic
with anti-skate and cueing device, new
dust cover, $40-45. Call Harms at 7008
or 9-3248.
TRANSFORMERS—Two 1500, two 500, one
1000 watt. Call 5209 Monday through
Friday between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
ELECTRONIC VIDEO GAME—Odyssey 200 by
Magnavox, with A/C adaptor, like new;
Peterson car seat, like new, $15;
umbrella stroller $5. Call 7567.
SNOW TIRES—750 x 16 studded tires,
four in all, two are new and two are
in good condition. Call O.C. at
7585/work or 7446/home.
SNOW TIRES—Four G78 x 14 $40; two
bicycles, boys' $5, girls' $15; type-
writer, portable, script type, $30.
Call 7843 after 5 p.m.
STUDDED TIRES—Four Sears steel-belted
radial, 165 x 15, used two winters,
$80 or best offer. Call 6217/h or
4503/w.
SNOW TIRE—One G78 x 15 (good); two
chrome rearview mirrors; three 14"
wheels (Sears 5 bolt); nylon car cover
for Ford Bronco. Call 7659 after 6 p.m.
or weekends.
OVERWEIGHT—Two rust-color carpets with
mats (9x12); one wine-red carpet with
mat (8x10); one 1976 Kenmore dishwasher
white with dual washing arms. Like new.
Call Mary at 5253.
OVERWEIGHT—Round wooden dining , table
four matching chairs; sofa and match-
ing chair - good quality; Brother Super
Delux sewing machine, push-button every-
thing. Call Mary 5253.
PACK-OUT SALE—Qtrs 1032F, Fri. 6-8 p.m.
Sat. 4-6 p.m., women's, girls' and boys'
clothing, toys, plants, sled, books,
etc.
PACK-OUT SALE— Furniture, small ap-
pliances, bicycle, bedspreads, drapes,
traverse rods, rug, stereo equipment,
peajacket 40R, clothes, miscellaneous,
1059D or call 7468 tomorrow 12-5 p.m.
PACK-OUT SALE—931-2 in the laundry
room. Baby crib; rod and reel; and
other misc. Tomorrow 1-5 p.m.
COLOR T.V.—2.5" G.E. Orders to
England, must sell. Call 4460.
BABY SWING—Excellent condition, other
miscellaneous infant clothing. Call
4162 evenings or Saturday.
BABY SWING & CRADLE SET— $18'; baby
carrier $3.50; baby travel bed $7.25;
maternity clothes 18-20; men's and
ladies' clothes $5 and under. Call
4250, Qtrs. 963-21 Sat. 1-5 p.m.
HUMIDIFIER—Air King, $20; Navy bridge
coat and gabardine raincoat; CPO uni-
form accessories. Call 7659.
SEWING MACHINE—Signature, portable,
excellent working condition, $30;
portable 17" black & white T.V. $50.
Call Jim Sanden 7493.
WASHER & DRYER—Ward's Signature; quad
stereo receiver with 8-track plus four
speakers by Masterwork/Columbia. Best
offer, Call 7268 or 4280.
SHOTGUN-Winchester 101, 12 gauge,
over and under. Phone 7773.
AMATEUR RADIO EQUIPMENT—Heathkit CW
transmitter with VFO, Allied receiver
and mike and key $195; Pachinko game
with extra balls $30; Spice O' Life
Corning Ware dishes $30; Sears Timing
Light $13; Michelin 13" radial tires
$5 ea. Call 7033/7366.
GUITAR—NEW YAMAHA FG-170. Call Phil
5237.
RECEIVER—Sansui 5050, like new con-
dition, $175. Call Scott at 7033
Ext. #33, (Rockville).
BOWLING BALL—Brunswick Black Diamond
14 lb., $15. Call 4169 after 5 p.m.
Wanted
WANTED—A gold or green carpet. Phone
5209 Mon thru Fri between 8 a.m. and
3 p.m.
WANTED—Lock-out hubs for Land Rover,
Call Jim at 7617.
WANTED—Wood bookshelf suitable for
child's room. Call anytime 7972.
WANTED—Good home for six-month old
male pet. Call 7488 or 2175 after
5 p.m. or anytime on weekend, Qtrs.
931-1J.
WANTED—Good home for two lovely fe-
male cats. Call 6146 after 5:30 p.m.
WANTED—Reliable woman to babysit three
children in my home. Hours, 1-5 p.m.,
Tues. thru Thurs. every other week,
starting May 9. For more information,
phone 7348 anytime.
WANTED—Baby sitter for two girls, ages
8 and 10 for months of June and July.
Call 7719 after 6 p.m.
WANTED—Someone to clean first floor
hall of new housing unit once a week.
Call Jo Anne at 4613 between 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m.
WANTED—Musicians to play together. If
you're a bassist, guitarist, drummer,
etc. Call Merl Brocksome at 7413 (Rock-
ville), Ext. 24 or 41. Some equipment
available.
Miscellaneous
FLEA MARKET—Don’t delay, do it now be-
fore it's too latel Reserve your site
at the Family Services Flea Market on
April 29 in Hangar 885. Who is eli-
gible? Anyone who has anything to sell—
phone 5209 for details. Remember, buyers
spent over $4300 during this event last
year!
HAIL AND BLESS — Tomorrow evening, the
Windbreaker Wives Club will hold its
Hail and Bless. It will be a 1950s
sock hop to be held in the Girl Scout Hut,
Cocktails will be at 6:30 p.m. followed
by dinner at 7:30 p.m. Dress will be in
the 50s style and casual.
MEETING—NAVFAC Women's Club will be hold-
ing its monthly meeting on Monday at
1 p.m. in the USO music room. Elections
will be held.
QUILTING GROUP—First meeting for anyone
interested in joining a quilting group
will be held Sunday, April 16, 7:30 p.m.,
at Theresa Volz's house. If interested
in attending call 7832 during the day.
Ask for Stephen Volz.
FREE—Ten-month old kitten; good with
children, comes with litter box, some
food. Call 7471 after 5 p.m.
FREE—Two furry pets, lovable, one
male, one female, cute and playful and
almost housebroken. Call 7213 after
5:30 p.m. or stop by 1042-A'i
CHILI SUPPER—The Protestant Women of
the Chapel will hold its monthly Chili
Supper Thursday, at the USO. Serving
begins at 5 p.m. and is free to all
single and unaccompanied personnel.
PARIS IN MAY—Sounds good? The Officers'
Wives Club is planning a trip. If
interested contact Magna at the Tour
Office. Phone 4420/4200.
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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 fri da,#. 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.