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White Falcon
August 18, 1978
by David Catling
ComSta defeats NSGA
Playing three brilliant softball
games, the ComSta team, led by pitcher
D.M. Gardner, defeated NSGA to capture
the 1978 Naval Station intermediate
pitch softball championship.
Both NSGA and ComSta advanced through
the double elimination tournament un-
defeated .
During their first encounter, ComSta
defeated NSGA 3-2. In their second
game, NSGA won 2-1. The third round
also produced excellent playing and
sportsmanship; and, when the dust had
cleared, ComSta had defeated NSGA 2-1.
'A’-'B’ Le ague set for playoffs
The playoffs to determine the 'A' and contested by AIMD, AFI 'B', Naval Station
'B' league Slowpitch Softball Champion- Security and Det. 1.
ship are in final stages. The top two contenders from each di-
The ’A' division championship will be visional playoff will vie for the base
contested by CFK/IDF, NSGA, Rockville championship, starting tomorrow at 10
and ComSta. The fB* division will be a.m. on the slowpitch field.
Certificates awarded to youths
A party to conclude the summer youth and Homer Harrel.
athletic program was held Aug. 11 for Certificates are being awarded to all
all children participating. Games were children who participated in either the
played and prizes were awarded. Grand summer youth athletic program or swim-
prizes for ages 4-8 went to Beth Simmons ming lessons. If your child has not re-
and Colin Garlie. For the 9-12 age ceived a certificate for either of these
group, the winners were Adelle Jondahl classes, it may be picked up at the gym.
Base sports standings
INTERMEDIATE PITCH SOFTBALL Det 14 22 11
Marines 19 15
TEAM WON LOST ComSta 'B' 19 15
IDF 6 10 NavFac 2 32
NSGA 15 1 VP-56 Blue 10 24
NavFac 3 13 High School 15 19
Rockville 8 8 Recreation 12 22
Supply 10 6 Medical 2 32
VP-5 6 8 8 Commissary 14 20
AFI 10 6 Air Ops 0 34
ComSta 10 6 Weapons 7 27
Air Ops 0 16 VP-56 Gold 23 11
Public Works 22 12
'A' LEAGUE
TEAM WON LOST SUMMER BASKETBALL
Administration 9 9 TEAM WON LOST
AFI 2 16 ComSta i 1
57th FIS 4 14 57th FIS 2 0
Grindavik 3 15 Marines 1 2
CFK/IDF 16 1-1 VP-56 3 0
NSGA 11 5-1 High School 2 1
Supply 7 10-1 Americe 3 0
VPO's 9 8-1 Grindavik 0 3
Rockville 11 7 Rockville 1 2
ComSta 15 3 NSGA 1 2
Wild Bunch 0 3
'B' LEAGUE
TEAM WON LOST WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
AFI 'B' 26 8 TEAM WON LOST
AFI 'C' 20 14 1 1 0
AIMD 28 4 2 0 1
Security 25 9 3 1 1
4 0 1
Golf tourney
change
The 1978 IDF golf tournament will
not be held as originally planned be-
cause of conflicting schedules.
The golf tournament has been re-
scheduled for Aug. 27-28.
(classified ads)
Automobiles
64 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT—In good running
condition. Much interior work done.
$1000, firm. Call Mark Moynahan at
4486.
68 VW WAGON—Needs considerable work,
but for $300 what can you expect! Call
John Chadwell at 4615/work or 5105/home.
71 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN—New exhaust, oil
charge; battery and radiator in excel-
lent condition. Asking $1250. Call
9-2551 anytime.
70 VW—Rebuilt engine, good mechanical
condition, needs minor body work. $600
or best offer. Call 4486 after 5 p.m.
Ask for John Mostowy.
70 VW SQUAREBACK—Needs some work, $300.
Call Thayer at 4552/work.
70 VW WAGON—Includes heater, radio and
studded tires. Call 7635/work or 6159/
home.
72 NOVA—307 V-8 engine, runs fine and
is good reliable transportation. Body
work needed. Four snow tires and street
tires. Insured and inspected. $1500,
firm. Call 2121/2122/work.
74 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—AM/FM cassette,
new paint, lock out hubs, mags, luggage
rack. Call 4687.
74 FORD BRONCO—Excellent running condi-
tion, two mounted gas cans. Call Tom
at 2161/home or 4491/work.
73 PINTO WAGON—Extra set of studded
tires, electronic ignition, $1400. Call
4444.
74 LANDCRUISER—New snow tires, chains,
roof rack, gas cans, new muffler and
tail pipe, one-year old paint job. Blue
book. Call Phil at 5237 after 8 p.m.
SNOW TIRES— Four A78xl3 studded snow
tires, low mileage, excellent condition.
Call Jenkins at 4676/work or 4743/home.
For Sale
MULTI FAMILY SALE—Household goods, cur-
tains, Italian tapestries, women's
clothing, sizes 10-12, and much more.
Tomorrow at Qtrs 914-2 Maple from 11
a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Plants: 3 ft. rubber
plant, $10; two large blooming vio-
lets, $5 each; one large philedendron,
$6; one small spider plant,$3 and one
medium ivy, $5. Call 7817.
PACKOUT SALE—SX 737 Pioneer stereo
receiver, $200; new stainless steel fon-
due set with forks, $12; three-drawer
dresser, $15; 6% x 3 ft. steel shelves,
$10; new VW battery, $10; plaid wool
CPO jacket, $5. Call 7817.
PACKOUT SALE—Uniform items, electric
blanket, Polaroid camera, men's suit
coats, children's clothing, kitchen u-
tensils and household items. Tomorrow
at Qtrs 952-1 laundry room beginning
at noon.
PRE-CHRISTMAS TOY SALE—GAF talking View-
master projector, $7.50; reels, $1 each;
Playschool puzzles, Fisher-Price cash
register, $4; dolls and more toys. To-
morrow at Qrts 952-1 laundry room from
noon to ?. Call Donna at 7155.
MISCELLANEOUS SALE—Bicycles, bedspreads,
grills, tires, toasters, clothes, new set
of dishes and more. Tomorrow at Qtrs
922-2 Elm from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Tomorrow at Qtrs 922-1 Elm
3C.
BABY ITEMS—Baby's car bed, $10; bicycle
available Sept. 4, $30. Call 7616.
BABY ITEMS—Potty chair, car seat, high
chair, baby clothes. Tomorrow at Qtrs
950-3K from noon to 2 p.m. or call
6266.
BABY ITEMS—Toddler's Fisher-Price Pony-
on-Wheels, $5. Call 4376 after 5:30
p.m. or on weekends.
BABY ITEMS—Wonder-Pony for toddlers,
ages 1-3, $8. Excellent condition.
Call 4376 after 5:30 p.m. or on week-
ends .
BABY ITEMS—Snow boots for toddlers,
size 7, worn twice, $10. Call 4356
after 5:30 p.m.
GUITAR—Handmade. patterned after Martin,
hardshell case, $130. Riccar zigzag
sewing machine, like new, $100. Hoover
canister vacuum with rug attachment, $15.
Call 2214/home or 4342/work.
MODEL AIRPLANE—Falcon 56 radio control
model airplane. See Baxter at Barracks
751 room 321 or call 7825.
DISHWASHER—Kenmore dishwasher, $150;
new Victorian coffee table; shearling
lamb skin coat, size 42, $150; four AT-
Tracker 10-15LT used tires, $175 or best
offer. Call 4448.
TABLE—Dinette table with six chairs,
new. feet for chairs, $55. Call 7121
after 5 p.m.
DOUBLE BED—Icelandic double bed, all
teak finish, no mattresses, $80. Call
Thayer at 4552/work.
SOFA BED—In excellent condition, $ 135.
Call 6266.
LOVE SEAT—Couch and love seat, brown
and white. Call Kalla at 4691 after
5 p.m.
MODEL AIRPLANE—Model R/C airplane with
O.S. Call 4274.
STEREO EQUIPMENT—Panasonic AM/FM ampli-
fier with speakers. Black and white 19"
portable television, Realistic cassette
deck, Teflon cookware, portable sewing
machine, wool sweaters. Call Calle at
7635/work or 6159/home.
SPEAKERS—One pair of Dynaco speakers,
$90. Call Mike at 2108/work or 4557/
Barracks 746 room 304.
G.E. WASHING MACHINE—$30; bathroom
shelving, clothing, ladies' boots, size
7, like new. Tomorrow at Qtrs 950-3K
from noon to 2 p.m.
FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER—15 cubic foot chest
in very good condition. Has lock with
key, $150. Waring 7-speed blender, $10.
Call 7817.
TRANSFORMER—500 watts, $5. Call Brown
at 2221/work.
SHOTGUN—1100 Remington Skeet, excellent
condition. Call Tom at 2161/home or
4491/work.
BACK SEAT—Back seat for International
Scout, in good condition, $20. Call
Mark Moynahan at 4486.
Miscellaneous
POWDER PUFF LEAGUE—Interested in bowl-
ing? The Powder Puff League on Tuesday
morning has openings for regular members
and subs. Call Sharon at 2153. The
league will start Sept. 12.
NORTHERN LIGHTS—The Northern Lights Mon-
day Afternoon Women's Bowling League will
have an organization meeting Monday,
Aug. 21 at 1 p.m. at the Arctic Bowling
Lanes. All women who contacted Joann
are urged to attend as teams will be
formed and the bylaws explained. The
winter season will begin Aug. 28.
R/C CLUB—The Wings Over Iceland Model
R/C Club will be having its monthly meet-
ing Sunday at 5 p.m. in the USO music
room. This meeting will cover important
topics and a show and tell will be after
the meeting. Everyone is welcome.
OFFICERS' WIVES CLUB—Needs teachers for
the fall classes offered; especially for
Icelandic knitting, Icelandic cooking,
yoga and disco dancing. If you would
like to teach any of these classes or
have another specialty you would like to
teach, call Shiela Hershberger at 4341.
NSGA GROUP—The NSGA Women's Group will
meet Tuesday at the Human Relations Bldg,
at 7:30 p.m. There will be a demonstra-
tion on the different methods of police
protection.
RELIGIOUS PROGRAM—The Catholic Chapel
Religious Program, (young people, ages
pre-schoold to 12th grade) will continue
after all masses this weekend.
FREE—Affectionate male cat, neutered.
Excellent with small children. Call
4376 after 5 p.m. on weekdays or any-
time on weekends.
FREE—Four-month old kitten to good home.
Includes food, litter and litter box.
Call 7660.
FREE-Lovable pet. Call 7242 for more
information.
LOST—Boy's baseball glove in the vicin-
ity of the intermediate softball field.
Glove has "Jay Stone" name on it. If
found, call 4320/work or 7549/home.
FOUND—Montgomery Ward Prep model base-
ball glove in Bunker Hill housing area.
Call 4457.
WANTED—16" girl's bicycle with or with-
out training wheels.
WANTED—Queen or full size bed with dres-
ser and night stand. Call Rose at 7503/
7504/work.
WANTED—Inexpensive 8-track tape deck,
any type, any condition. Will pay rea-
sonable price for a working one. Call
Van at 3363/work or 2169/home.
WANTED—B78-13 snow tires, studs op-
tional. Call 4754.
WANTED—To car-sit. Call 7412/work.
Leave message for Dick.
WANTED—Someone to sew Quiana blouses.
Only pattern available is a blouse.
Call Mary at 4203/work or 4797/home.
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