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White Falcon
June 16
Base sports standings
Mens 'A' League Intermediate pitch softball
TEAM WON LOST
Administration 7 2
AFI 7 1
57th 6 3
Grindavik 5 4
CFK/IDF 9 0
NSGA 8 1
Supply 6 3
VPO's 5 2
Rockville 6 1
ComSta 'A' 6 1B1 League X1
TEAM WON LOST
Weapons 7 1
VP Gold 7 2
PW 5 2
AFI 'C' 5 3
AIMD 5 3
Naval Security 4 5
Det. 1 3 5
High School 3 6
Medical 2 6
AFI 'B' 2 6
Commissary 2 6
Marines 2 7
Recreation 2 7
Det. 14 2 8
ComSta 'B' 1 8
VP 56 Blue 1 8
Air Ops 0 8
NavFac 0 9
TEAM WON LOST
NSGA 9 0
VP 56 6 4
Supply 6 5
ComSta 5 2
Rockville 5 4
AFI 4 5
IDF 3 7
NavFac 1 6
Air Ops 0 7
Mens racquetball standings
TEAM WON LOST
CFK/IDF 23 1
Det. 1 16 7
57th 10 6
57th 'B' 8 10
NavFac 5 12
57th 'A' 2 22
VP 56 0 Ladies Softball 0
TEAM WON LOST
NSGA 5 0
Supply/Rec. 4 1
Administration 3 2
Leftovers 2 3
NavFac 1 4
ComSta 0 5
Bowling tournament scheduled
The Men's Bowling Association will
conduct a pro-style tournament in June.
As part of the Naval Station's Fourth of
July events program, the Keflavik Men's
Bowling Association will conduct its
Second Firecracker Pro-Style Tournament.
It will begin with a 15 game qualify-
ing round on June 24 and 25. The uop
20 bowlers from the first round of this
handicap tourney will bowl six games on
July 1 with the final top five qual-
ifiers bowling match play for the cham-
pionship on July 2.
Entry forms and tournament by-laws
are available at the Artie Lanes.
By David Catling
Summer swimming
lessons available
Personnel desiring to take organized
swimming lessons may do so during the
summer. The Athletic division has re-
cruited only four qualified water safety
instructors for the summer.
The current WSI will return to
college this fall.
Aid July 4 athletics
As the 4th of July approaches,
special events and festivities will be
the order of the day. To ensure that
planned athletic events come off smooth-
ly, an events committee will be formed.
The Athletic division requests that
anyone wishing to volunteer a few hours
July 4th to call the Athletic Director
at 4558.
Little League needs volunteers
Volunteers are still needed to help
the Naval Station Little League. The
league begins its third week of the sea-
son Monday.
Umpires, coaches and persons to work
in the concession stand are the type of
volunteers the league is seeking. No
background is required and single and/
or unaccompanied persons living in the
barracks are encouraged to help.
Also, there is still time to register
youngsters for this season. Parents
with league-aged children (aged 8
through 12) who have just arrived at
Keflavik or those with children who may
not have registered earlier may do so
by coming to the Little League field.
The Little League field is located
across from the new Iceland Defense
Force headquarters.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
75 VW—European specs, summer and win-
ter tires, chains. Call Matson at
4552/7315/work or 4476/home.
74 FORD BRONCO—4-wheel drive, 302 high
performance V-8, dual exhaust, dual in-
board gas tanks, explorer trim. Excel-
lent condition. Call Thomas Baskin at
7585/work or 7276/home.
73 VW SUPERBEETLE—Good condition, de-
pendable transportation. Call Chris at
4108.
69 VW—American specs, in good running
condition, spare tires, inspected and
insured. Asking $700. Call Carroll at
4800 anytime except Saturday afternoon.
69 FORD STATION WAGON—In good machani-
cal condition, 79,600 miles, body in
good shape, $800. Call 4169.
74 FIAT ESTATE STATION WAGON—Good con-
dition. Call Ray Pugh at 5234/work or
5263/home.
69 VOLVO—Excellent running condition,
insured and inspected until May 79.
$900, firm. Call Ralph at 7882 during
work hours.
74 FORD PINTO STATION WAGON—4-speed
transmission, new summer tires, four
used snow tires. Low mileage, $1,450.
Call Larry at 4306/work or 7952/home.
66 LANDROVER—New tires, exhaust, roof
rack. Call Pete at 7376.
For Solo
MULTI-FAMILY SALE—Avon, Boston rocker,
women's and children's clothing, Tup-
perware, macrame, knick-knacks and more.
Tomorrow at Qtrs. 951-2, first floor,
from 1-4 p.m.
LAUNDRY ROOM SALE—Men's wool sports-
coats, sizes 46-46L; shirts, size 16%-
34; chest decanter set, large assort-
ment of paperback books, plus much
more. Tomorrow at Qtrs. 926-2 from
1-5 p.m.
MULTI-FAMILY SALE—Infant/toddler/pre-
teen/adult clothing, toys, comics and
many other items. Tomorrow at Qtrs.
925-1 Birch laundry room from 1-5 p.m.
PACKOITT SALE—Adult/children's clothing,
Corning Ware, Fisher Price toys, games,
lamps and more. Tomorrow at Qtrs.
1051-C or call 7362.
MULTI-FAMILY SALE—Plants. electrical
appliances, clothes, cameras, potty
chair, puzzles and more. Tomorrow at
Qtrs. 953-2, third floor from 1-4 p.m.
MULTI-FAMILY SALE—Four 155-SR13 radial
tires, 24" B/W Phllco floor model tele-
vision, new kingsize bedspread, bicy-
cles, ice skates, plants. Tomorrow at
Qtrs. 926-2 from 1-5 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Blue pinch-pleated living-
room drapes with sheers, 120 x 84, blue/
green muti-colored shag rug, brown
dining room and kitchen curtains. Call
7276 or stop by Qtrs. 1064-F.
PACKOUT SALE—One light blue velvet oc-
casional chair. One Sears portable
stereo record player, two sleds. Call
7276 or stop by Qtrs. 1064-F.
SEWING MACHINE—Portable zig zag sewing
machine, $30: sewing machine cabinet,
$30; black Naugahyae recliner, $125 or
best offer. Call Edna at 7376.
CHILDCRAFT LIBRARY—15 volume set of
Childcraft How & Why Library, 1968 edi-
tion. Perfect for elementary children.
Excellent condition, $25. Call 7661.
SLEEPING BAG—Clean kid-size sleeping
bag, $2.50. Call 7661.
RADIAL TIRES—Goodyear GR-70/15 steel
belted radials, $175. Call Ray Pugh at
5234/work or 5263/home.
CAR PARTS—Pinto 2300 engine, one crank-
case filter, two Lee maxi oil filters,
$10; one fuel filter, four Sears Dyna-
glass XST studded snow tires, $80. Call
Doug at 7708/home or 4498/work.
ENCYCLOPEDIA—American 30 volume set,
$125 or best offer, four stools, $60
for all; metal ice chest, $20; trans-
formers, 200, 800, 500 and 250 watts;
penny a watt. Call 7065.
PLANTS—Over 50 assorted house plants
priced to sell, deep sea fishing sink-
ers. Tomorrow at Qtrs. 1056-D from
12-3 p.m.
FLOOR PLANT—$4. Call 4376 after 5:30
p.m. or anytime on weekends.
HOBBY .HORSE—On wheels, Fisher Price.
Excellent condition, $6. Call 4376
after 5:30 p.m, or anytime on weekends.
KITCHEN APPLIANCES--12-speed Sunbeam
Mixmaster and stand, $25; one splash
guard/porshield for Kitchen Aid K-45
mixer, $6. Call 7270.
FURNITURE—One coffee table and two
end tables, all for $65- Call 7575.
RECEIVER—Kenwood 4-channel receiver
KR9940. Call Chris at 4108.
RECEIVER—9940 4-channel receiver, five
months old, excellent condition. Best
offer. Call Hemphill at BEQ 748/4486.
SANSUI RECEIVER—5000x AM/FM stereo re-
ceiver, two tape decks, outputs tor
three sets of speakers. Excellent con-
dition, $250. Call 7477.
MARANTZ QUAD RECEIVER—Like new, fully
guaranteed, $300 or best offer. Call
Tom Jenkins at 7033/work or 7366/home.
STEREO EQUIPMENT—Technics stereo cas-
sette depk RS-277US; Kenwood stereo
receiver KR-6200; Kenwood turntable
KP-2022A; two 25 watt Panasonic speak-
ers; all for $500 or will sell separate-
ly. Call 7066/home or 5298/work.
REEL TO REEL TAPE RECORDER—Ampex model
2070, auto reverse, 7% and 3 3/4 IPS
speeds, built-in speakers. Needs re-
placement of belts for take-up reels,
$50. Call 7261 after 6 p.m.
ORGAN—Hammond console organ, Regent
model, two 61 note keyboards, 25 pedals,
auto rhythm and accompaniment arpeggiat-
or, $2,750. Call 7261.
Miscellaneous
AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB—The Afro-American
Unity Club will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m.
in Bldg. 760.
BIBLE SCHOOL—Vacation Bible School re-
gistration will be held tomorrow from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Navy Exchange
lobby for children three-years old
through the eighth grade. Registration
will also be held following each worship
service Sunday.
BETA SIGMA PHI—Any Beta Sigma Phi
sisters interested in meeting other
sisters call Rita at 6254 or Carol at
4695.
NSGA GROUP—The NSGA Women's Group will
meet Sunday at 7:30 p.mv in Qtrs.
1047-B. Bring your ideas for a reorgan-
ization of club activities.
WORSHIP SERVICES—Lutheran worship ser-
vices will be held Sunday at 8 a.m. at
the base chapel. Plan to come and wor-
ship.
FREE—Two 7-week old kittens, one male
and one female. One three-month old
female kitten. Call 7463 after 6 p.m.
FREE—6-week old kittens. Call 7470
after 5 p.m.
FREE—One-year old female cat. Call
4169.
FREE—One 6-week old kitten. Call 7575.
LOST—Black Hills gold necklace with
solitary pearl. Great sentimental val-
ue. Call Betty at 2202.
LOST—Brown wallet in vicinity of USO.^
Reward for return. Call 3359. S
WANTED—New arrivals eager to purchase
any variety of piano. Call Renee' or
Gladys at 7360.
WANTED—Two mature high school girls or
one woman to sit for children in my
home Monday-Friday from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. Call 4345.
WANTED—Babysitter for nine-month old
and 2%-year old Saturday and Sunday from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call Terry Jones at
7706.
WANTED—New or used furniture of any
kind, mainly livingroom furniture and
chest of drawers for bedroom. Call 4103
anytime.
WANTED—Baby's changing table or small
chest of drawers. Call 7197 after 5
p.m.
WANTED—Air Force SSGT. desires quarters
to sit during parts or all of period
July 31-August 25. If interested, cal^
4635 anytime.
WANTED—Willing to housesit around Juflj
15 to August 2, wife is visiting. Re-
sponsible. Call 7336/work or 7996/home.