The White Falcon - 07.07.1978, Blaðsíða 4

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WHITE FALCON
JULY 7, 1978
By David Catling
Ba se sports standings
Base Olympics
July 4 sports
results
TEAM LADIES’ WON LOST
NSGA 14 0
Supply/Recreation 11 3
Administration 6 8
Leftovers 5 9
NavFac 5 10
ComSta 2 12
'A' 1 LEAGUE
TEAM WON LOST
Administration 2 3
AFI ’A’ 2 4
57th FIS 2 5
Grindy 1 5
CFK/IDF 7 0
NSGA 4 2
Supply 4 4
VPO’s 3 3
Rockville 3 4
ComSta 4 2
’B ’ LEAGUE
TEAM WON LOST
AFI ’B’ 6 4
AFI ’C 5 3
AIMD 9 1
Security 4 4
Det 1 5 5
Det 14 3 6
Marines 4 7
ComSta 5 5
NavFac 0 9
VP-56 Blue 1 7
High School 7 3
Recreation 2 7
Medical 2 8
Commissary 3 5
Air Ops 0 27
Weapons 7 3
VP-56 Gold 6 3
Public Works 7 3
INTERMEDIATE PITCH
TEAM WON LOST
IDF 3 8
NSGA 10 1
NavFac 1 9
Rockville 5 7
Supply 8 4
VP-56 7 5
AFI 7 4
ComSta 7 3
Air Ops fold
MEN'S RACQUETBALL LEAGUE
TEAM WON LOST
CFK/IDF 35 i
Det 1 33 9
57th FIS 24 12
NavFac 12 24
57th 'A' 7 33
57th 'B' 8 22
VP-56 0 0
Beginning Aug. 26 and ending on
Sept.5, the athletic division announces
the 1978 NAVSTA Olympics.
Competition will consist of track
and field, swimming, golf and racquet-
ball. All base athletic officers should
start formulating entries and teams into
each Olympic category.
The Olympics can only be won by teams.
Participants will be permitted to repre-
sent only their ressertive commands.
Base athletic officers may pick up
entry forms at the base gym.
RESULTS
LIBERTY GOLF TOURNAMENT
1st Mike Barry
2nd Miles Fladager
3rd Mark Joecks
4th Randy Greyerbiehl
5th Bob Dyster
Longest Drive: Mark Joecks
Closet to Pin: Mike Barry
LIBERTY RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT
1st Bob Zampa
2nd John Drake
3rd Kenith Fox
LIBERTY HORSE-SHOE TOURNAMENT
1st John Grooves
2nd John Oates
LADIES' SOFTBALL LEAGUE BASE PLAYOFFS
Goes’ July 29
“I told you we shouldn't have inspected the Chaplain Activity!”
’Anything
The popular "Anything Goes'1, a sport-
ing show which teams of contestants
participate in sports and games catego-
ries, is scheduled for July 29 through
Aug. 5. Some of the events to be held
include inner tube races, banana races,
two-men wheel barrow around an obstacle
course, honeymoon race and piggy-back
races.
Athletic officers should submit their
10 best athletes, six men and four wo-
men, to the athletic director no later
than 5 p.m. July 24. Tenant activities
not having women will be permitted to
recruit.
1st NSGA
2nd Supply/Recreation
AIR FORCE.vs NAVY
Men's Softball Game
1st Air Force
2nd Navy
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
74 VW DASHER—4-cylinder, two-door, very
good condition. Inspected and insured,
16,500 miles, 4-speed transmission.
$2,300 firm. Call 4224/work or 4477/
home.
70 VW VAN—9-passenger, rebuilt engine,
$1,350. Call 7580/work or 7640/home.
75 VW 120L—European specifications, in-
spected and insured, 14,000 km, summer
and studded snow tires, excellent condi-
tion. Call Holum at 4671/work or 7112/
home.
73 VW SUPERBEETLE—American specs., new
exhaust, new tires, dependable trans-
portation. Call Chris at 4108.
72 VW—European specs., summer and win-
ter tires. Excellent condition. Avail-
able July 24. Call 7357 after 7 p.m.
71 FORD STATION WAGON—Excellent con-
dition, new brakes, tires, engine, front
end and extras. Call Stan at ext. 25
or 43 in Rockville. $1,500 or best
offer.
67 OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 88—2-door, new
tires, new brakes, power steering and
brakes, rebuilt engine, 8-track tape,
air conditioning. $900. Call Dave at
4558.
69 RENAULT—Good condition, inspected
and insured. Available July 25. $700.
Call Vic Yoder at 7033/work or 4116/
home.
71 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER—4-wheel drive,
roof rack, $2,300. Call 4341.
67 SCOUT 800—4-wheel drive, recently
painted, new exhaust system, new ra-
diator and many other new parts. Call
4102/work or 7779/home.
69 DODGE DART—Good transportation.
Call 2121 or 2122.
71 WILLYS JEEP CJ6—4-speed, 4 cylinder,
4-wheel drive. Call 6188/work or 4459/
home.
For Sale
PACKOUT SALE—Camera, blow dryer, games,
clothes, dishes and more. Tomorrow at
Qtrs 1087-F from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Plants, arm chair, boat,
baby clothes, bookcase, electric curlers,
and more. Tomorrow at Qtrs 931-1 from
noon to 6 p.m. in the laundry room.
PACKOUT SALE—Adult clothing, electric
curlers, ceramic greenware and paints,
plus more. Tomorrow at Qtrs 951-laundry
room from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
SALE—Female clothing, barbie accesso-
ries, toys, books and more. Tomorrow
at Qtrs 1036-B from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
AMAMA FREEZER—9.9 cubic ft. chest
freezer, one year-old, used six months.
Call 7075.
DISHWASHER—Sears Lady Kenmore dish-
washer in very good condition. Call
Susie at 4770 anytime.
TELEVISION—RCA black and white, $50.
Call McKinney at 7889/work or 4217/home.
CAMERA—Yashica Electra 35mm with case
and flash unit, $120. Call 6128 or
4268 after 5 p.m.
CHESS SET—Avon 32 piece chess set, col-
lector's item. Call 4459 or 4272.
SOUNDESIGN MUSIC SYSTEM—Receiver. re-
cord player, 8-track tape deck, stand,
headphones and microphones, $160. Call
Ad rules--------------------------------------------—------------------
Classified advertising is free to all military personnel, idependents;, 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 iFridaj'. 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.
4459.
RADIO—Brand new AM/FM table model with
beautiful case, $35. Call 7661.
GUITAR—12 string, made In Spain with
fiber board case, $100. Call 4459.
TIRE RIMS—Two new 5 lug 14" rims, $25
or will trade for two 4 lug 14" rims.
Tour GAF 100 slide trays, $5. Call
2260.
TUNE-UP KIT—VW tune-up kit, $12; car
top carrier, $20; electric ice cream
maker, $15; small rocking chair with
pad, $12. Call 5194/work or 4344/home.
SWEATER—Icelandic hooded cardigan,
size medium, $25. Colonial style baby
dressing table available July 24, $15.
Call 7576 after 5:30 p.m.
COAT—Black fur coat, size 7,.$80;
brown leather jacket, size 5, $25; leath-
er suede western fringe jacket, size 7,
$40; long formal gown, size 3-5, $50.
Call 5149.
PLANTS—Plants and fishing gear. Over
75 assorted house plants and cactus.
Assorted hand tied fishing flys, deep
sea sinkers. Tomorrow at Qtrs 1056-D
from noon to 3 p.m.
BEDS—Three single beds with inner
spring mattresses. Call 2113/work or
5259/home.
ROCKING CHAIR—Excellent condition,
$50; coffee table. Call 4448.
BABY STUFF—Childcraft crib with mat-
tress and bumper, $70; stroller with
sunshade, $20; Petersen car seat for
older chair, $17; Wonder Horse/Galloping
Mustang, $15. All in very good condi-
tion. Call Fliegel at 7278/home or
4666/work.
ENGINE BLOCK—1976 Toyota Land Cruiser
short block assembly. Call Fliegel at
4666 or 7601.
Miscellaneous
BETA SIGMA PHI—Any sisters interested
in forming a chapter please call Cathy
at 4713/day or Glenda at 4820/night.
BIBLE SCHOOL—Children can still be
registered at the base Chapel or at
Sunday school. Adults are urgently
needed to help. If you would like to
offer your services or have any ques-
tions, call Elaine at 7364 or the Chapel
at 4211.
ANNOUNCEMENT—Would like volunteers to
bake cookies for Hofn. Leave your cook-
ies at the Chapel some time Sunday.
They will be appreciated.
WANTED—Two-145SR 13 or 5:50x13 summer
tires for Fiat 128 Rally 1975. Call
Lou at 4665/work or 7981.
WANTED—Two-G or H series 14" snow
tires, not studded. Call Mr. Hudson at
4847 between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m.
WANTED—Brown, rust or orange rug in
good condition, 9x12 or larger. Also,
easy chair in good condition. Call 4756
in the evenings.
WANTED—Reliable and reasonably priced
family car. Not interested in VWs.
Looking for something in the 1973-75
range. Call John Chadwell at 4615/work
ojt 5105.
NEEDS HELP—Can you help me out? Wife
visiting July 31 through August 25,
would like to housesit during all or
parts of above period. Call SSgt
Sparks at 4635/4586 anytime.
FREE—Young, male cat to good home.
Litter trained. Call 5167.