The White Falcon - 28.07.1978, Blaðsíða 4

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Base sports standings
'A' LEAGUE Recreation 4 11
TEAM WON LOST Medical 0 27
ComSta 'A' 9 1 Commissary 4 14
CFK/IDF 9 1 Air Ops 0 27
Administration 6 4 Weapons 7 9
Rockville 6 4 VP-56 Gold 10 8
NSGA 5 5
VPO's 4 5 INTERMEDIATE
Supply 4 5 TEAM WON LOST
57th FIS 2 7 NSGA 12 1
AFI 'A' 2 8 IDF 6 10
Grindavik 1 8 NavFac 3 11
Rockville 8 7
'B' LEAGUE Supply 10 5
TEAM WON LOST VP-56 9 5
AIMD 16 2 AFI 9 5
Public Works 17 8 ComSta 9 5
AFI 'B' 13 5 Air Ops 0 16
AFI 'C' 11 8
Security 12 4 MEN'S RACQUETBALL
Det 1 10 7 TEAM WON LOST
Det 14 10 8 NavFac 11 30
Marines 9 7 57th FIS 31 17
ComSta ’B' 11 7 CFK/IDF 34 6
NavFac 0 15 57th FIS 'A' 3 39
VP-56 Blue 4 10 57th FIS 'B' 8 34
High School 8 8 Det 1 43 11
Kohler ploys with chomps
Women 3rd in tourney
After placing first in the Northern
European softball tournament in Edsel,
Scotland, eight of the Naval Station wo-
men softball players were selected to
compete in the regional European slow
pitch softball tournament in Sigonella,
Italy.
Flag football
league slated
All commands/activities wishing to
participate in the 1978 intramural flag
football league are requested to notify
the athletic division office. A pre-
league meeting will be held Aug. 7 at
1 p.m. to discuss the upcoming season
tentatively starting Aug. 26.
The base women’s team finished a
strong third in the regional European
slow pitch tournament. Sandy Kohler was
selected to advance with the winning Rota
team to the All-Navy championships in
Jacksonville, FL.
Swim-a-rama
The 1978 Boy Scouts swim-a-rama will
be conducted tomorrow in the base pool
between 1 and 3 p.m. Pool patrons are
asked to observe the pool guidelines so
that this event may be held without in-
terruption.
Basketball starts
The 1978 summer basketball league
kicks off Sunday at noon. Twelve teams
are entered in the league, they are
ComSta I, II, II, Seabees, Marines,
VP-56, High School "Wild Bunch",
"Americe", Grindavik, Rockville, NSGA
and Security.
Ladies’ racquetball slated
The athletic division encourages the
women of the base to participate in the
fall racquetball league tentatively
starting Aug. 14.
Even if you have never played the
sport, racquetball rules can be easily
learned and with a lot of practice, mas-
tery of the sport can be obtained in a
short time.
Last year ladies' leagues were well
received and enjoyed by all.
If you cannot form a team, call the
base gym at 4558 and the athletic of-
fice will be more than glad to assist
you in being placed on a team.
(classified ads)
Automobiles
70 DODGE CORONETT 440—New brakes, new
exhaust system and wheel bearings.
Four studded snow tires and two sets of
chains, $1000. Call 7509/work or 2294/
home.
71 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—4-wheel drive.
Call 4341.
71 VW BEETLE—Low mileage, runs good,
$850. Call 7902/work.
72 VW BEETLE—AM/FM radio, summer and
winter tires, chains, extra electrical
parts and safety accessories. Very
reliable transportation. Asking $1200.
Call Rick at 7201/home or 7620/work.
74 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—Gas cans, roof
rack, new muffler and tail pipe, new
snow tires and chains. Call Phil at
5237.
76 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—Locking hubs, 4-
speed, roof rack, two mounted gas cans,
8000 lb. Warn electrical winch, white
spoke wheels, winter and summer tires,
$5195.
76 FIAT 127—10,500 miles, one owner,
bought Sept. 1976. In perfect condition.
Call 4577/work or 4788/home.
76 TOYOTA CELICA GT—Light blue with
white vinyl top, luggage rack, 5-
speed overdrive transmission, radial
tires, electro sensor panel and main-
tenance manual. Asking $4500. Call 7196.
TIRES—Four Sears 4-ply snow tires, size
C78-13, $75. Call 7368.
For Sale
MULTI FAMILY SALE—Tomorrow at Qtrs
926-2B laundry room from noon to 4 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD SALE—Baby items, car parts,
and more. Tomorrow at Qtrs 922-2 Elm
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Plants, baby items, cloth-
ing, plus more. Tomorrow at Qtrs 930-1
laundry room from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
LAUNDRY ROOM SALE—Toys, books, Kenwood
KD 3033 turntable and more. Tomorrow
at Qtrs 927-1 at 1 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—China, unicycle, toys,
books, games, boy's clothing, adult
clothing, baby items and more. Tomor-
row at Qtrs 931-2A laundry room.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Sears Lady Ken-
more dishwasher (top loader), Sears
room humidifier, rugs: gold 12x15,
green stripes 12x15, gold 9x12, blue
9x12; boy's bedroom furniture, girl's
bedroom furniture, assorted plants.
Call 4442.
DRAPES—Three sets of brand new drapes.
$75 for all including drapery hooks.
Fits 48x76 window. Call 4464.
ARTIST EASEL—Artist wooden easel, $30;
men's medium size London fog coat with
liner, $30. Call 5204/home or 7900/
work or stop by Qtrs 922-1 Elm, apt. 2C.
SUEDE JACKET—Suede fringed jacket
with lining, worn once, size 10, $40;
bird cage full of accessories, $8.
Call 7113.
BICYCLE—3-speed men's bicycle, $60.
Call 2280 or call Donna at Barracks 761
4607/room 217.
TRANSFORMERS—750 and 1500 watts for $15;
Polaroid Land camera, $10. Call 7650.
SLEEPING BAGS—Two REI Goose Down sleep-
ing bags, $75 each or both for $140.
Call 7436/work or 4251/home.
CONSOLE STEREO—With AM/FM radio, 8-
track, $125. Call 4824 or see at Qtrs
915-4 Maple, apt. 1A.
STEREO CABINET—Teak wood grain with
separate compartments for records and
tapes. Can be completely disassembled
for shipping, 48"x76". Call 4786.
ed in durable scotch guard fabric. Fair
condition, has wooden trim. Call 4786
before noon or after 5:30 p.m. Asking
$50.
Miscellaneous
CAR WASH—Boy Scout Troop 364 will be
holding a car wash at the Public Works
car wash building tomorrow from 1 p.m.
until 4 p.m. Proceeds will help finance
the Boy Scout training event at Hverabak-
ki the first week in August.
UNITY CLUB—The Afro American Unity Club
will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. in Barracks
760 third floor day room. All interest-
ed persons are urged to attend.
BOWLING LEAGUE—The Northern Lights wo-
men's bowling league which bowls on Mon-
day afternoons at 1 p.m. is organizing
now for the fall/winter season which
starts in September. All women interest-
ed in joining a team or forming their
own team, call JoAnn at 7295.
DISCO SHOW—Hammerhead Production proud-
ly presents "A Disco Show" featuring
the legendary Doctor Boogie from Las
Vegas, NE. The latest disco sounds will
be heard Aug. 5 and Aug. 19 from
10 p.m. until 5 a.m. at the Glacier Hut.
JEWISH STUDY SERVICE—There will be a
Jewish study service tonight at the home
of Rochelle Wheeler at Qtrs 918 or Holly
#3, apt. IB. All members of the Kefla-
vik Jewish community are cordially in-
vited to attend, as well as any new ar-
rivals. A social hour will follow the
service. For additional information or
transportation call 4756.
CWOC MEETING—Will hold its monthly meet-
ing at the Top of the Rock Aug. 4 at
11:30 a.m. A rosary and mass will be
included along with a luncheon. For re-
servations call Delores at 5163.
WIFE'S MEETING—The NAVCOMSTA Wife's Club
monthly meeting will be held Monday at
7:30 p.m. in Qtrs 950-3A. The guest
speaker will be Captain Laurance. If
transportation is needed call 7643.
WANTED—Sofa bed. Call Cole at 4671.
WANTED—Brown, beige or rust 9x12 car-
pet or any combination of dark colors.
Also looking for an easy chair. Call
4756 after 8 p.m.
WANTED—Chest of drawers. Call 4103
any time.
WANTED—Gerbal or hamster, preferably
with cage. Would consider accepting
a pair. Willing to pay reasonable
price. Call 4786 after 5:30 p.m.
WANTED—Babysitter needed for 7 and 9-
year old during weekdays. Your home
or mine. Call 5130/work 7654/home.
Ask for Schacht.
WANTED—My wife will be arriving soon
and I would like to rent a car for the
month of August. If interested, call
Ltjg Brown at 7608/work or 7926/home.
WANTED—Someone to sew buttonholes oc-
casionally. Call 7541.
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and civil service employees stationed in Iceland. Ads must be submitted
on the proper form which is available at the White Falcon Office which is
located in the AFRTS building (T-44). The ad deadline is 5 p.m. Monday
for publication the following Friday. Situation or service ads such as
"will do baby Sitting" or "will do automotive repairs" are considered to be
be of a commercial nature and are not permitted. The White Falcon reserves
the right to edit all ads to fit space limitations.
RECLINER—Three-position recliner cover-