The White Falcon - 28.10.1983, Blaðsíða 6

6 THE WHITE FALCON/October 28, 1983
Classifieds, from
LOST
KEY RING in a brown leather envelope
-- eight keys, including one green
key. Reward offered. Call 9-1016
or 3323.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK staff is
currently taking reservations for
the 1984 Aurora Borealis. There is
a required $10 downpayment and the
balance is due on April 1. Total
cost is $20. You must respond to
the yearbook advertisement request
by November 4.
RABBI VICTOR SOLOMAN, an Air Force
lieutenant colonel and member of the
Chaplain Corps, will be on board the
Naval Station November 10-17. Jewish
personnel interested in meeting with
him may call 4111 or 4211 for an ap-
pointment.
WE ALMOST FORGOT! Winners in the
recent Youth Center/KCPOA sponsored
Navy Birthday contest were: Primary
(kindergarten-2nd grade) -- Chris-
tina Richards, 1st place; Courtney
Moore, 2nd; Heather Schaffer, 3rd.
Secondary (3rd-5th grades)--Kristin
7
Terrazas, Erik Schwenke and Kenny
Welch. Senior (6th-8th grades) --
Barry Moore, Kris Schwenke and Ross
Campbel1.
NORTH ATLANTIC COIN & STAMP CLUB has
elected new officers. They are Wal-
ter Daniels, president; Mike Gheen,
vice president; and Andy Bizub Jr.,
secretary-treasurer. The club meets
every other Sunday in the USO class-
room. Next meeting is scheduled for
November 6. For more info, call
Walt Daniels, 2142.
LAST-MINUTE ADS
AUTO: 1976 Opel Isuzu, good body,
needs paint, interior and drivetrain
excel., $2000 or best offer. Call
2191 dwh or 7940 awh.
AUTO: 1975 International Scout, V-8,
auto., A/C, AM radio, runs very good.
Call Sgt. Maurer at 7989 dwh or 7227
awh.
WANTED: House to sit. Non drinker.
Call 4282 Sat.-Wed. for Dennis Ulvog.
FOR SALE: Almost-new baby stroller;
2-yr.-old infant chair, good cond.;
diaper bag; carry bassinette; as-
sorted medium-size newborn clothes;
assorted paperbacks. Call 4804.
Thanx
MWR's recently
announced me-
dia awards were
the results of
the contribu-
tions of a num-
ber of indivi-
duals. All ma-
terial , except
the "Get Invol -
ved" publica-
tion was print-
ed by the Nav-
al Station's
Print Shop.
Several of the
library flyers
were designed
by Carri e Knapp
-- the former
head T i brarian.
"Get Involved"
was designed
by Hafdis Sve-
insdottir and
Thuridur Sigurdardottir, while the Tour Office book was
designed by and prepared by the White Falcon staff during
off-duty hours. MWR's entries in the Fourth Annual Re-
creation Awards Program -- in the categories of posters
and flyers and for brochures and newsletters -- were of-
ficially recognized at a special awards meeting held in
Kansas City, M0 last month. It was at that meeting that
MWR's director, Val Larusson, accepted the awards on be-
half of his department, Naval Station, and the above in-
dividuals who made them all possible.
Navy Lodge, from 4
when checking out," Shaffer adds.
The lodge consists of 31 different rooms that rent
from $17 to $23, depending upon the type of accommoda-
tions. Rooms vary from single with adjoining bath with
two double beds, nightstand, dresser, television and
wall-to-wall carpeting to three-room apartments with re-
frigerators, stoves, oven and sinks, tables and chairs
as well as washer and dryer.
Additionally, family rooms and kitchenettes offer ex-
panded living facilities with day beds or sleeper couch-
es. The kitchenettes are equipped with small refrigera-
tors, stoves, sinks, and the necessary eating utensils.
A laundrymat is located on the second floor and con-
tains a washer and dryer and a vending machine with
laundry supplies.
Other services at the Navy Lodge include vending ma-
chines that sell soft drinks, beer, candy, snacks, cold
and hot foot, cigarettes and stamps. There is also a
small convenience store in the main lobby that sells a
limited selection of miscellaneous items, such as bath
soap, toothpaste, shampoo, writing paper, newspapers and
magazines.
Sports Beat
Gym notes
The Northern European Raquetball Tourna-
ment was held recently and four people from
the NATO Base took part. They were, SSgt.
Daniel Hernandez who placed first in the
Men's Open Division; ENS Patricia Garland
who was first in the Women's Open competi-
tion with TSgt. Darlene Bigler second.
CMSgt. Pat Clerkin took third place in the
Men's Open.
Public Works defeated VP-24 13-12 in the
cahllenge football game last weekend. VP-24
had the speed but it was Public Works who
used their knowledge of wet field playing
to win the match.
In last Saturdays Half Marathon, Ralph
Stewart placed first with a time of 1 hour
and 20 minutes. Donn LeVally was second
at 1 hour 22 minutes and Scott Ellis third
with 1 hour 24 minutes.
Basketball season starts tomorrow at the
base gym so come out and support your team.
Intramural bowling
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE — October 20
Facilities Maint.
Air Ops #3
Ammo #2
NavFac #1
SpecComm
Rockville Maint.
8 Rockville
8 NSGA #1
6 NavFac Ops
6 N0CF
6 NSGA #2
6 NavFac Comm
0
0
2
2
2
2
Individuals: Mike Bunton, (222, 205) 593;
Mark Hetterich, (221) 563; Carl Hartlied,
518; Henry Gilson, 514; Ed Rogers, (219)
511 and Bob Duszynski, 508.
NORTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE —
FIS #2 8
NCS #1 8
Supply 6
L0X Plant 6
AIMD CPO's 6
CFK 4
Individuals: Fred Keith,
Kleymann, 552; John Wil
Baylor, (217) 538; Paul
Rich Poffenberger, 516;
Bruce Jacobson, 510.
October 24
Mutant Trout 0
Club Management 0
CFK Chiefs 2
960th AWACS 2
Ammo 2
High Finance 4
(201, 217) 588; Mark
liams, 542; Donna
Miller, (216) 535;
Bill Cain, 514 and
AMERICAN LEAGUE --
Supply Officers
AIMD #1 8
NavCommSta 6
960th AWACS 6
IDF 6
Air Ops #1 4
Individuals: Jim Servis,
October 24
8 Security
0
Air Ops #2 (0MD) 0
AFI Supply 2
57th FIS #1 2
PMEL 2
AIMD/GSE 4
(256) 626; Paul
Pietruszewski,(222) 582; Denny Lewey, (231)
581; Darrell Lairmore, (242) 577; A1 Fah-
land, (210) 575; Bernie Bernich, 571; Lew
Christmas, (207) 566; Dave Phelps, (200)
556; Earl Fronabarger, 551; John Schuetz,
552;.Ken Thompson, (225) 540; Mike LaCroix,
(201) 532; A1 Young, 525; Pat Clerkin, 525;
Mike Eggleston, 518; Robert Burkley, 509;
John Atkins, (210) and Sam Gregory, (201).
NATIONAL LEAGUE --
Supply Chiefs
Hospital
NRK
Public Works
Admi n
Tele Maint.
Individuals:
October 25
8 Marines
8 Dental
8 960th #2
6 IDF/PA0
6 AFI
4 Post Office
Joe Maralit, (280) 612;
Shipman, (200) 549; Doris Safran, 526;
DeFelippo, 522; Mike Rawlings, 517 and
Abuan, 505.
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0
4
Todd
Mark
Bub
King of the Hill
In other bowling news, Millie Fahland
held onto her "King of the Hill" title for
the third straight week. Steve Farnham,
Dan Schmidt, Fred Browning and Mike Bunton
were unsuccessful in their attempts to
capture the title.
Youth soccer
The results from last weeks Indoor Soc-
cer Leagues are as follows: In the Midget
League, Blue beat Red 5-1. Junior League,
Red and Orange tied at 3 all, and Green
beat Blue 5-4. Senior League, Orange beat
Red 9-0 and Blue defeated Green 8-4.