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White Falcon
May 19
1978
By David E. Catling
SOFTBALL
First games started Saturday
Season big hit on NATO base
STARTS WITH A HIT--The Communications Station Intermediate Pitch Softball team
started out with a hit in the top of the first inning. ComSta went on to down the
Iceland Defense Force team 16-11 in the first game of the season. (Falcon staff
photo)
Youth athletic program planned
The 1978 Summer Youth Athletic pro-
gram is an introductory athletic program
designed to promote physical fitness,
sportsmanship, team work, and athletic
techniques in young children. At the
conclusion of each four-week session,
each child should have developed an
awareness of themselves in an athletic
environment.
The summer program will consist of
swimming, volleyball, basketball, soft-
ball, gymnastics, badmiton, bowling and
coordination drills.
Parents enrolling children in the
program are advised to furnish sneakers,
shorts, jeans, swimsuits and towels.
During each four-week session the
children will be under the direct super-
vision of the assistant athletic direc-
tor and staff consisting of highly
qualified floor aids and instructors.
Rockville downed the Supply Depart-
ment, 10-2, in the first game of the
1978 Intramural Softball Season last
Saturday. The tempo of the season was
set early when Rockville racked up four
runs in the brief, but action packed,
first inning of the slow pitch game.
There are three leagues in the soft-
ball program this year, they include
slow pitch (the largest league), Inter-
mediate pitch and Ladies’ slow pitch.
All totaled there are 43 separate
teams in the leagues making softball one
of the largest and most popular Intra-
mural events on the NATO base. The
breakdown of leagues has the slow pitch
league with 28 teams, the intermediate
pitch league with nine teams and the
ladies league with six teams.
In the Intermediate pitch league
ComSta took the first game over IDF/CFK
16-11.
NavFac took their first game 6-4 over
the ComSta in ladies action.
Captain Jack T. Weir, NavSta CO,
threw out the first ball of the season
for the slow pitch and Intermediate
pitch leagues at 9 and 9:30 a.m. respec-
tively.
Drizzly skies threatened to postpone
at least some of the 18 games scheduled,
but, fortunately the rain held back
making way for an excellent day of soft-
ball.
The Athletic Division encourages
everyone to get a schedule and come out
and support your favorite team.
Saturday’s softball results
Slow Pitch
winner loser score
Rockville Supply 10-2
AFI 'A' Admin 9-8
Public Works 57 th 12-7
VP Gold Grindavik 8-6
CFK/IDF Weapons 13-2
NSGA AirOps 11-1
Supply Commissary 16-1
VPO's Medical 16-1
PLAYBALL--Captain Jack T. Weir, NavSta
CO, was on hand to throw out the first
ball of the 1978 Intramural Softball
Season. (Falcon staff photo)
NavComSta^A’ High School 10-1
VP-56 AFI 'B- 8-5
AFI 'C' NavFac 9-7
Intermediate Pitch
ComSta IDF 16-11
NSGA AFI 13-3
VP-56 NavFac 7-6
Rockville Supply 10-0
Ladies Slow Pitch
NavFac ComSta 6-4
NSGA Public Works 12-1
Admin Supply/Rec 9-5
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
1969 VOLKSWAGEN -Sedan, blue, rebuilt
engine, European specs, $900. Contact
Larry Sauls at 4590 or 4320.
1973 SUPERBEETLE—$1,800, new tires, new
coil, and new Wolfsburg engine. Low
mileage. Green in color. Call John
Chadwell at 4615 or 5105.
1970 TOYOTA—station wagon. Call Lee at
6190 room 310.
1971 SUPERBEETLE—red, rebuilt engine,
new summer and winter tires, new clutch
and muffler, $1,450. Contact Larry
Sauls at 4590 or 4320.
1974 VEGA—Received new paint and snow
tires nine months ago. Includes extra
set of radials. Blue book price is
$1,100 but will sell for $895. Call
Laurance at 4406 or 4455.
1954 LAND ROVER—inspected and insured,
available now, $800. 1967 TOYOTA Cor-
rona, automatic shift, inspected and in-
sured, available June 28, $600. Contact
TSgt. Scammell at 7911, work, or 7450,
home.
1969 PLYMOUTH—excellent condition, call
Sublett at 4275, home, or 7339, work.
1975 MINI—very reliable, low mileage,
includes four studded tires, 1978 in-
surance. $1,400 firm. Call 7820, work,
or 5172, home.
1964 BUICK SKYLARK—2-door, V-6, auto-
matic, power steering, good condition,
$500. Call 7679 between 3:30 and 5:30
p.m. or 4458 between 6 and 9 p.m.
1969 VOLVO—excellent transportation,
insured and inspected until May 1979.
$899.99. Call 7882, days, or 3156 in
Keflavik after duty hours.
1969 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN—Red with European
specs and rebuilt engine for $950.
Contact Larry Sauls at 4590 or 4320.
For Sale
AR 2 AX SPEAKERS—in good condition.
Asking $150. Call Sgt. Clarke at 4614
or at 7997 room 221 after 7 p.m.
WOODEN ROOM DIVIDER—$25; set of golf
clubs, $25. Call Sublett at 4275, home,
or 7339, work.
HOUSE PLANTS—many varieties. Call 6260.
BABY BASSINET—complete with skirt and
sheets, $15. Folding car bed, $12.
Maternity clothes, size 12, Call 6144.
17" COLOR TV—with excellent picture,
reliable. Call 4147.
SPRING CLEANING SALE—Qtrs. 931-1, May
20, from 10a.m. until 4 p.m. Items in-
clude baby clothes, and misc. household
goods.
SOMA—(Japanese) china tea set, coffee
pot, and three extra sets of six cups.
All new and most still in boxes. Call
6144.
MAGNAVOX—Electronic TV game. Plays
eighteen different games. $65. Call
6144.
QUEEN SIZE—mattress and box springs;
twin size bed with mattress and springs;
two gas cans for vehicles; luggage
carrier. Call 2145.
PIONEER—SX-737 stereoreceiver, $200;
barbecue grill, $5; snow tires, A78-13,
four for $10; fondue set, $6; 48"
florescent plant light, $15. Call 7817.
GOOD DEAL—four 5.60 x 15" studded VW
tires and four 155 SR 15 radials. Quick!
Call Olson at 2113 or 7368.
THREE WINTER TIRES—with studs, D-78xl4",
used, $5 each. One summer tire same size
for $10. Call 9-1755.
PIONEER—Qx747A, 4-channel stereo re-r
ceiver with CD-4 demodulator and scope.
Fifty watts per channel. Brand new in
box with owners manual and schematic.
Call Tom at 7033 or 7366.
YAMAHA—six-string acoustic guitar, $90;
Belvedere Adler sewing machine, good
working condition, $90; Magnavox stereo,
AM-FM, 8-track, includes 8tracks, $50.
Call 7134 after 6 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—35mm Sears TLS camera,
Vivitar 90-230mm soom lens, 19" RCA
color TV, Zenith stereo system, dish-
washer, rocking chair and drapes.
Saturday at Qtrs 670-21 from 1-4 p.m.
Call 2253.
ZENITH—solid state modular stereo
system, AM/FM stereo with 8-track tape
and record changer, one year old, $350.
Call Gabe at 4519, work, or 6220, home.
PACKOUT SALE—freezer, furniture, plants
etc. Everything must go. Qtrs 1056-D,
Tomorrow from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Call
7657.
NATIONAL PANASONIC—SG3090L stereo unit
complete with cassette, turntable and
multi-band radio with FM preset. Five
months old, excellent condition. Call
7051 after 5 p.m.
PRE-PACKOUT SALE—Three families. Items
include albums, books, small appliances,
easy chair, men's and women's clothing,
baby furniture (including pram) and much
more. Sale will be tomorrow from noon
until 4 p.m. at Qtrs 962-2.
NEED FURNITURE?—How about a new Ethan
Allen easy chair in excellent condition?
Used only two months. Call 7154.
SUMMER TIRES—two 6.00x15" VW tires in
good condition, $10 each; HUMIDIFIER—
West Bend table top model, 25/8 gallon
capacity, $15; TURNTABLE—Technics
Quartz direct drive, model 1410MK2 in
excellent condition. Only a few months
old. Call 7116 after 6 p.m.
Miscellaneous
WANTED—If you have an electric coffee
pot, toaster, iron or mixer in good con-
dition, Family Services would like to
buy it. Call 5209 Monday through Friday
between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
WANTED—A kettle type barbecue with lid.
Call 5209 Monday through Friday between
8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
LOST—Black leather billfold, contains
no money, but if found please contact
Tony at 4614 or 6121 room 218.
LOST—at Youth Center on May 10. Small
black General Electric AM/FM portable
transistor radio, model 7-2506, serial
number 4714. Call Bob at 2267, work, or
7108, home.
SUPPER—The Protestant Women of the
Chapel will hold their monthly chili
supper at the USO on May 25. The women
will begin serving the free meal at 5
p.m. to all unaccompanied personnel.
MEETING—There will be a meeting for
anyone interested in forming a Latin
American Club at Qtrs. 953-2G on May 27,
at 7 p.m. For more information call A1
or Terry at 4146.
OWC LUNCHEON—There will be a luncheon
and fashion show at the Loftleidir Hotel
on June 2. The cost is 3,800 kr. for
the buffet or you may order from the
menu. The last day for signup is May
31. Transportation is available for a
small fee. Call Gail Pringle at 5274 or
Sheila Hershberger at 4341 for reserva-
tions and information. State type of
transportation to be used when calling.
AFI DINING-OUT—will be held on June 8,
at the Officers Club. Contact your
section EC or JOC for tickets or call
CSMsgt. Leckie at 4187.
NAVFAC WOMEN'S—Club will be meeting on
Monday, May 22 at Qtrs. 2 Birch in apt.
2C at 7:30 p.m. Bring your crafts and
join the fun. For more information call
Cherre at 4583.'
WINGS OVER ICELAND—Remote Control and
Model Club will be having its meeting
on Sunday in the music room in the USO.
Everyone is welcome to attend the 5 p.m.
meeting.
FREE—Two female cats to good home. Call
6224, work, or 6146, home.
GOING ON LEAVE—will house sit from June
15 until July 30. Family is visiting.
Call Dave at 4323.
WANTED—Babysitter for two children ages
16 months and 4 years. Five days a week
from 7:30 a.m. until 5:15 p.m. Call
5114 after 5 p.m.
WANTED—Fish tank, any size up to 10 gal-
lons with supplies. Call Glenn after 5
p.m. at 2251.
WANTED—Recreation vehicle outfitted
with eating, seating equipment. Wish to
purchase before October. Call Rail at
7412.