The White Falcon - 26.05.1978, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
May 26, 1978
By David E. Catling
Ladies encouraged to use facilities
The Athletic division is strivirg to
increase the number of women who use the
gym facilities and athletic programs.
Since the appointment of Ms. Betty
Christ as assistant Athletic Director,
the number of women programs has increa-
Swimming lessons
start Thursday
Effective Thursday, the athletic di-
vision will conduct organized swim les-
sons for base personnel.
Summer Swim Class Schedule:
Beginners M-W-F 1-3 p.m.
Intermediate T-TH 1-3 p.m.
Advanced T-TH 3:30-5 p.m.
The athletic division has hired ful-
ly qualified Red Cross certified Water
Safety instructors and expect an out-
standing program.
sed. The athletic division offers two
slimnastics classes, swim classes and
ladies nights in the steam and sun
rooms. Special morning hours for exer-
cizing and numerous athletic leagues
and events are held.
Women are frequently seen jogging
in the gym or working in the weight
room. The gym containes about every
type of physical fitness equipment to
handle, even the most of your stren-
uous desires.
Women are usally hesitant to start
an exercise program. The gym's quali-
fied instructors can make your exercise
program fun, exciting and give you a
spirit of well being.
Fishing tournament
Anglers are reminded that all cat-
ches over the Memorial Day weekend are
still eligible for the May Angler of the
Month award. All catches to be judged
must be brought to the gym no later than
Tuesday.
Summer intramural league started
Harden named bowler of the week
by Dave
Summer Intramural League bowlers are
beginning to peak the season with the
high scores being rolled at the Arc-
tic Lanes. Forty-eight teams partic-
ipate in four divisions of the intramur-
al program, sponsored by the Recreation
Department.
Division Standings
American Division
Rockville 11-1
Comptroller 11-1
AIMD 10-2
NAVFAC 10-2
North Atlantic Division
Marines 12-0
NAVCOMMST NRK 11-1
Naval Security 10-2
National Division
COMMSTA OPS 11-1
Supply Chiefs 11-1
AFI 10-2
Haviland
International Division
UP-56 "Dragons" 13-3
CFK 11-5
NAVFAC 11-5
H-l 11-5
NSGA 11-5
John Toniolli's 595 series on games
of 174-200-221 paced the American Divi-
sion Rockville team to a four-point
sweep over NSGA letting them keep a
share of first place with Comptroller.
In the North Atlantic Division, COM-
MSTA NRKfS George Hardin, bowling for
the first time in league play, rolled
games of 189-206 and 204 for a weekly
high series of 599.
The International Division's Bob
Vess of VP-56 rolled a 582 series,
while NSGA'S Scott Metzger took high
game honors for the division and week
with a 234 game. Mike Sparks of Det.
14, picked up the difficult 7-9 split.
Bill McCartney and T.K. White shar-
ed high game honors in the National
Division, each bowling a 190. John
Harper's 510 series was high for the
week.
Intramural bowler of the week recog-
nition goes to COMMSTA NRK'S George
Hardin.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
1972 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE—Excellent con-
dition. Call 7705 after Memorial Day.
1969 PLYMOUTH—Excellent condition.
Best offer over $800. Available June 6.
Call Sublett at 4275 today or see at
Navy Lodge Monday.
1975 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER— Four wheel
drive, insured. Includes roof rack,
tow rope, mounted gas cans. Summer
and winter tires. Call 2262.
1971 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE—Insured to
Feb. 1978. In good condition, very
reasonable. Call William Perron
at 4419 or 4102.
1975 AbSTIN MINI—Summer and winter
tires. 1978 insurance paid. $1300,
firm. Available now. Call 4379.
1973 VOLKSWAGEN—European specs, new
summer tires, new paint, good heater,
new brakes and tune up. Call 4181/day
or 7954/night.
1973 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE—Inspected and
insured, available now. Call 7625/
work or 7317/home.
1967 LAND ROVER—Four wheel drive, 4
cyl., 4 speed. Excellent condition.
Inspected and insured until 1979. Call
Gary at 4390 or 2252 after 3 p.m.
1972 VOLKSWAGEN SUPERBEETLE—Good, re-
liable transportation with Idio syncra-
cies. New street tires plus 4 studded
tires. Asking $1400. Leave telephone
number for Joe at 7008. Your call will
be returned.
1974 FIAT 127—New paint, $1000. Call
Mrs. Sanden at 7493 or Mr. Sanden at
6180.
1975 FIAT 127—Four new tires. Insured
through Feb. 1979. $1500. Call Jerry
at 7008.
1972 AUSTIN 1300—Best offer. Call
3362 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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1970 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE—Inspected, in-
surance paid, rebuilt engine, two sets
of tires. Good running condition.
$1050. Call Leo at 7882.
1976 3000 MERECEDES BENZ—Call Sylvia
at 7411.
1975 MINI—Low mileage, reliable in
winter. Four studded snow tires,
1978 insurance paid. $1400, firm. Call
7820/work or 5172/home.
1954 LAND ROVER—$800. Extra transmis-
sion. $200 worth of parts and two spare
tires. New inspection and insurance.
Call Cammell at 7911/work or 7450/home.
1967 TOYOTA CORONA—$600. New insurance.
Call Cammell at 7911/work or 7450/home.
For Sale
CALCULATOR—Canon Pocketronic Calculator.
Has unique horizontal paper tape, ex-
tra rolls of tape and charger. $140.
Call Fliegel at 7601 or 7278.
POLAROID COLORPACK II—$15. Call
Fliegel at 7601 or 7278.
SLIDE DUPLICATOR—Canon slide duplicator,
$15; Canon Bellows FL, $45. Both were
used only a few times. Call 7078.
VACUUM—Hoover upright vacuum cleaner,
$10. Call 7261.
PORTABLE TV—Sony Trinitron 12" porta-
ble, picture tube broken, extra cheap.
Call Bill at 4419.
SEWING MACHINE—Kenmore sewing machine;
torque wrench, DC timing light, jack
stands, 2-speed jigsaw, tool box, pool
cue and case, radio control car. Call
4596.
SEWING MACHINE—Riccar Zig-Zag, $100;
Brothers' knitting machine, new, $90;
Magnavox stereo, $75; curling iron, $5;
Sunbeam vacuum cleaner, $20. Call 4342
after 5 p.m.
KENMORE WASHER—Must sale soon. Best
offer. Call Mike at 4269 or 2266.
WASHER & DRYER—Whirlpool washer and
dryer with transformer. Call 6180 or
7493.
NATIONAL PANASONIC—SG3090L stereo unit
complete with cassette, turntable and
multiband radio with FM preset. Five
months old, excellent condition. Call
7051 after 5 p.m.
TECHNICS STEREO—8080 amplifier, 8080
tuner, 671 cassette deck, Kenwood KL
777 speakers, Technics MK2 1410 turn-
table. Best offer. Call 7814.
STEREO CABINET—Two speakers encased
with center piece for stereo unit, $75.
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 "*"tomotive repairs" are considered to be of a
commercial nature and are not permitted. The White Falcon reserves the right
to edit all ads.
Call 5191/work or 4195/home. Ask for
Mahone.
SPEAKERS—AR 2 AX speakers, good condi-
tion. Asking $150. Call Patrick Clarke
at 4614/work or 7997/home after 7 p.m.
PIONEER RECEIVER—SX 5570, 85 watts per
side, NEX price, $330, will sale for
for $225. Four months old. Call 4635.
ZENITH STEREO—Solid state stereo system,
AM/FM stereo with 8-track recorder/play-
er, 4 speed turntable, F/F and pause
control, two speakers. Call Gabe at
4519/work or 6220/home.
RADIALS—Two 155 SR 15 radials, four
5.60 x 15 studded VW tires. Call Olson
at 2113/work or 2368/home.
TIRES—C78-15 studded tires for Volvo
or VW, very good condition, $50. Duck
decoys, $17. Call 4256.
BABY ITEMS—Hedstrom convertible triple
stroller: buggy, car bed, $40. Baby
swing, $10. Call 4449 tomorrow.
BABY ITEMS—Baby walker, $7; Port-a-
Crib, $35; wind up musical swing, $10;
bottle warmer, $2; Playtex nurser, six
bottles, $6. Call 7351.
BABY ITEMS—Peterson car seat, $20;
stroller, $22. Call Fliegel at 7601
or 7278.
BEDROOM SET—Queen size bed. Call Mrs.
Rich at 7187 between 10 a.m. and 5:30
p.m.
SECTIONAL—Four piece sectional, good
condition, $60. Call 4249 or see at
961-1A any time.
EVENING DRESS—Chocolate brown with
gold trim, size 9/10. Purchased in
London, 1977. Worn once, $15. Call
7075 or visit 962-2C today or tomorrow
between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m.
BOWLING BALL—Brunswick Crown Jewel
16 pound bowling ball. Call Bill at
4419.
JUNIOR BARBELL SET—Weighs 20 lbs.,
$5; boy's 20" bicycle, $35; camper top
for 8' truck bed; many plants. Call
7116 after 6 p.m. on weekdays, any time
on weekends.
PACKOUT SALE—Two boys' snowmobile
suits and boots, ice skates, pants,
shoes and other items. Tomorrow at
Qtrs. 1037A from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
OVERWEIGHT SALE—Maternity clothes,
baby things, two AM radios, men's parka,
games. Tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Come by Qtrs. 1083A or call 7576.
PLANT SALE—Tomorrow at Qtrs. 629D&E
in front hallway from 12:30 p.m. to
5 p.m.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Children's and
women's patterns, wigs, hair dryer,
plants, slim gym, two 1600 watt porta-
ble heaters, SQ-M 4 channel decorder,
family clothing. Call 4460.
PLANTS—Two tricycles, two sets of speak-
er stands, new unused microwave oven
cookware set, two bar stools. Call 6171
after 5 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD SALE—Shocks, oil filters for
Scout II model ships, clothing, toys.
Lots of miscellaneous items. Call 7069.
ZENITH STEREO—Solid state eight track,
AM/FM, two speakers, $250 or best offer.
Blow dryer never used, $15; metal book
case, $5; griddle, $20; iron, $5. Call
4181/day or 7954/night.
PACKOUT SALE—Books, hair dryer with
mist, children's winter coats, toys,
glassware, Sears child sled, throw rugs
and many oriental things. Tomorrow at
Qtrs. 1058D from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call
5152.
PARAKEETS—Two parakeets with cage,
plants. Call today only at 4362 or
stop by Qtrs. 953-1K.
PACKOUT SALE—Qtrs. 670-1, tomorrow from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Qtrs. 950-2, tomorrow from
1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Miscellaneous
THEATRE GROUP—The Ice A Fire Theatre
Group will hold their regularly sche-
duled business meeting on Thursday at
7:30 p.m. in Bldg. T-183. All members
are urged to attend as the next pro-
duction will be chosen. All base per-
sonnel are invited.
EPISCOPALIAN SERVICE—There will be an
Episcopalian Service of Holy Communion
celebrated at the Base Chapel on Wednes-
day at 6 p.m. by visiting RAF Chaplain
Bob Bailey. All interested base person-
nel are cordially invited to attend.
UNITY CLUB—The Afro-American Unity Club
of Keflavik, Iceland will be meeting
Sunday at 4 p.m. in Bldg. 760, third
floor day room. All members are urged
to attend.
SPRING DINING—AFI Spring Dining Out
will be held on Thursday, June 8. Con-
tact CMSgt. Leckie at 4187 for more
information.
CWOC MEETING—The Catholic Women of the
Chapel will meet Friday, June 2. Rosary
is at 11:30 a.m. followed by mass, a
salad luncheon and a white elephant
auction at the Girl Scout Hut.
WANTED—Quarters to house sit during
family visit. Can accommodate part or
all of period. June 26 through Aug. 20.
Call Recreation at 7500.
WANTED—To buy or photograph the late
1960's ARCO girl poster. Call Jim at
5262 after 5 p.m.
WANTED—Living room furniture. Need
sofa and two chairs. Call 7758 after 5
p.m.
WANTED—Brown or rust carpet. Call 4775
any time.
LOST—Grey and white cat wearing blue
collar. Lost in apartment vicinity. If
found, call 7279.
FREE—Male cat. Call 7444 after 4 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday.
FREE—Three adult cats. Call 4361.
ANNOUNCEMENT—The CWOC thanks all who
donated to the clothing drive. The next
a clothing drive will be announced.