The White Falcon - 11.08.1978, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
August 11, 1978
"WHERE IS THE BALL?" seems to be the question during this baseball play,
(photo by Tom Gaines)
Clean sneaker
ruling
enforced
According to gym officials, persons
who use the gym courts are wearing their
gym shoes outdoors and then play in the
same shoes. When walking outdoors these
shoes pick up pumas in the soft or
ribbed soles. As the athlete plays, the
soil acts as an abrasive, wearing away
the court varnish.
Patrons who violate the gym shoes
policy will be removed or suspended from
the gym facilities.
Athletic facility
reservations required
Effective Monday, an athletic facil-
ity reservation policy will take place.
Programs or events not directly spon-
sored by the Recreation Department or
Athletic Division will require using a
reservation form.
For instance, groups or persons wish-
ing to conduct an event or program in-
volving an athletic facility, must com-
plete a reservation form 24 hours in ad-
vance.
Using this reservation policy will
prevent patrons from having to double up
or run into ongoing events.
Note: Free times, those periods of
the day in which no reservations can be
made, will be continued.
by David Catling

Ba se sports standings
SUMMER BASKETBALL LEAGUE Grindavik 3 12
AFI 'A' FOLD
TEAM WON LOST
Arne Ice o 0 * Qualified for divisional playoffs
VP-5 6 2 0
57th FIS I 0
Rockville 1 1 'B' LEAGUE
NSGA 1 1 TEAM WON LOST
Marines 1 1 AIMD 21 3
High School 1 1 Public Works 20 9
ComSta 0 1 Security AFI 'B’ 21 9
Grindavik 0 2 22 9
Wild Bunch 0 2 VP-56 Gold 18 8
Det 1 18 9
SOFTBALL Det 14 18 9
'A' LEAGUE AFI 'C 15 11
ComSta 'B' 15 12
TEAM WON LOST Marines 14 12
*CFK/IDF 14 2 High School 13 16
*ComSta 12 4 Commissary 8 18
NSGA 10 5 Recreation 7 21
Administration 9 7 NavFac DROPPED
Rockville 9 7 VP-56 Blue DROPPED
VPO's 7 7 Medical DROPPED
Supply 6 8 Air Ops DROPPED
57th FIS 4 10 Weapons DROPPED
CFK/IDF champions racquetball league
CFK/IDF, guided by the season long FINAL RACQUETBALL STANDINGS
leadership of John Drake, captured first
place in the men's racquetball league 1st CFK/IDF 56 - 4
which concluded Monday. 2nd Det. 1 46 - 14
3rd 57th FIS 38 - 22
4th NAVFAC 11 - 49
CFK/IDF outdistanced their closest 5th 57th "3" 8 - 52
rival, Det. 1, by 20 points. 6th 57th "A" 3 - 57
(classified ads)
Automobiles
68 VW—European specs, five summer and
four studded snow tires. Call Dale at
2283/work or 6251/home.
68 VW WAGON—In need of mechanically in-
clined person with sense of humor, $300.
Call John Chadwell at 4615/work or 5105/
home.
68 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—$1500 or best of-
fer. Some parts. Call Bill at 4139/
work or 7111/home.
70 CHEVY SUBURBAN—4-wheel drive, $1300.
Call Baker at 7303/work or 7458/home.
71 TOYOTA CORONA MARK II—Set of summer
tires, insured and inspected, reliable
transportation, new shocks and extras.
Asking $1050. Call 7303/work or 4486/
home.
72 CUTLASS SUPREME—Automatic transmis-
sion, power steering and brakes. Best
offer. Call Wayne at 2225/work.
74 LANDCRUISER—New snow tires, new
chains, roof rack, gas cans, new muffler
and tail pipe, one-year old paint job.
Call Phil at 5237.
74 TOYOTA CORONA STATION WAGON—Automa-
tic transmission, air conditioner, AM/FM
radio, extra car parts and manual.
$2500. Call J.B. at 7198/home or 6108/
work.
74 PINTO STATION WAGON—Call 7249/home
or 7062/work.
TIRES—Four studded snow tires, used
only one winter, size C78-14. Asking
$50. Call Kibler at 7320/work or 7715/
home.
For Sale
LAUNDRY ROOM SALE—Plants, clothing,
shoes and more. Tomorrow at Qtrs 960-1
from noon to 5 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—12x12 off-white shag rug,
camping equipment and many other items.
Call 6251.
BABY ITEMS—High chairs, $10 each; dou-
ble stroller, $10; and other baby item6.
Tomorrow at Qtrs 1067-D from 1 p.m. to
5 p.m. or call 7144.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Two new and two
used 13" snow tires, plants, games, toys,
kitchen items, girls' school clothes and
coats, size 8/10. Tomorrow at Qtrs 952-
1G from noon to 3 p.m.
BOOKS—Paperbacks for children and a-
dults, comics, plants odds and ends.
Today at Qtrs 1077-B from 6 p.m. to 8
p.m. and tomorrow from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
PLANTS—Must sell. Toddlers' Wonder
Horse. Call 7803 today and tomorrow
from noon to 4 p.m.
AVON—Six spray colognes, three boxes
of soap, 15 decanters and some jewelry,
all new. Call Larry at 2227.
TENTS—$25. Come to USO to see.
MODEL AIRPLANE FUEL—Two cans. Call
Hopper at 7902/work.
SEWING MACHINE—Portable Belvedere
sewing machine. Does straight and zig-
zag stitches, $40. Call 6114.
FREEZER—Frigidaire 15 cubic foot chest
freezer, $200; tricycle, $6. Call 7817.
RECEIVER—Pioneer SX-737 receiver, $200.
Call 3211/home or 7817/work.
TURNTABLE—Sansui SR-222 turntable and
881 receiver, $275. Call Terry at 6121-
room 210/Barracks 747 or 4607/work.
CONSOLE STEREO—Zenith Allegro console
stereo with speakers, 8-track, turntable
and AM/FM radio. Call Mark Friend at
4107/work or 6121-room 210/Barracks 747.
STEREO—Soundesign stereo with 8-track
player, AM/FM radio and turntable, $80.
Good condition. Call Jerry at 4107/work
or 6121-room 210/Barracks 747.
STEREO EQUIPMENT—Pioneer SX-850 stereo
receiver, $280; Panasonic cassettte deck,
$60. Call Blake at 7934/work or 7211/
home.
AMPLIFIER—AU-717 integrated amplifier,
almost new, $350. Call Rich at 5186-
room 123/Barracks 759.
REEL-TO-REEL—Model 17 30D-SS; Singer
Fashion Mate sewing machine, electric
guitar. All in excellent condition.
Call 7671.
SPEAKERS—AR-11 speakers, one discwasher
and Zerostat record cleaner set. Call
7419.
GUITAR—Kustom 200 bass guitar and ampli-
fier in excellent condition. Covers and
bass guitar included, $300. Call Jay at
4473.
Miscellaneous
CPO INITIATION—There will be a CPO
initiation Wednesday at the Windbreak-
er Club. A luncheon will be served at
noon and the traditional ceremonies
will begin at 1 p.m.
SCOTCH DOUBLES—Scotch doubles bowling
will be held at the Arctic Lanes Satur-
day. Three shifts will be bowled at
6:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. with
sign-ups prior to each shift.
NORTHERN LIGHTS—Ladies: Would you
like to meet new friends and have fun
this winter? Then join the Northern
Lights Women's Afternoon Bowling League.
The winter season starts soon and bowl-
ers are still needed. Call Joann at
7295.
WINDBREAKER WIVES CLUB—The monthly meet-
ting of the Windbreaker Wives Club will
be held at the Windbreaker at 7:30 p.m.
Monday. All newly arrived wives of club
members are encouraged to attend.
REGISTRATION—Catholic Chapel Religious
Program. Young people, ages pre-school
to 12th grade. Will take place after
masses Sunday.
JEWISH STUDY—There will be Jewish study
services today at 7:30 p.m. at Qtrs
Holly 3, apt. 1-B. For information and
transportation, call Rochelle at 4756/
evenings or Ron at 7932/days. All mem-
bers of the Keflavik Jewish Community
and prospective members are cordially
invited.
Free
FREE—Two kittens to good home. Call
4473.
FREE—Old but durable upright vacuum
cleaner to organization or individual.
No attachments. Call 7661.
FREE—Male cat, litter trained. Call
6114.
Wanted
WANTED—Someone to clean first floor
stairway and laundry room once a week.
Come by Qtrs 952-2 after 5 p.m. or
call Rockville at ext. 52 during work-
ing hours.
WANTED—Used summer and winter 14" tires.
Call Ed at 4297/home.
WANTED—Chest-of-drawers in good condi-
tion or repairable condition. Call Ray
at 4612/work or 4762/home.
WANTED—Babysitter for 13-month old
baby. Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. If interested, call 7962
after 5 p.m.
WANTED—Queen size or double sofa bed.
Call Cole at 4671.
STRATCH BOWLING—The men’s classic
Stratch Bowling League will meet Sun-
day at 10 a.m. at the Arctic Lanes to
elect officers and form teams for the
winter league.
Lost
LOST—Female black and white cat in new
housing area. If anyone knows where-
abouts of cat, call 4705 anytime.
r-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 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.