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 : JAX SPORT BRIEFS Handball TEE TALKJaxThe

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 w L New Year has Klein; Runner-Up, tie between
 Racquetball Tournament Set VP-5 7 0 provided some perfect weather Mittie Sills and Betty Kelczewski.In .
 Jax- NAS Cecil Field will host a COMTACAIRLANT MATSG 5 2 and the golfers have taken ad- the Nine Hole group, Lillian
 Racquetball Tournament Jan. 28 through Feb. 1. NARJAX 5 2 vantage of this ideal time for Simpson was the winner, with
 Commands wishing to enter should submit. written AIR OPS 4 3 getting in as much golf as Noreen Mcintosh having fewest

 notification of entries not later than tomorrow to the FICEUR 3 4 possible.The putts.
 Golf Association
 Men's
 MARTD 2 5 Jan. 15 was Low Net, Silver
 Tournament Director, Code 902, NAS Cecil Field, Fla. COMM 1 6 played a Partner's Best Ball Cup Day. The results:
 32215. VW-4 1 6 Championship. Congratulationsto First Flight: Winner, Jeanie

 Application procedures and other information on the ..................'..................... the following winners: Belhobeck; Runner-Up, Lillian
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 tournament can be obtained from the Tournament Low Net: O.E. Meyer B. Oberhausen; Putts, Julie Uitti.
 Volleyball Williamson; 2nd: E. Burns andB. Second Flight: Winner, Cookie
 Director 7713211.
 by calling Holland; 3rd: E. Mills and C. Kennedy; Runner-Up, Lil
 Fast Pitch Hurler Needed Standings Haverty; 4th C. Floyd and N. Alcorn; Putts, Betty Gustin and
 Jax COMPATWING 11 is looking for a Fast Pitch L Helfrich; Low Gross: J. Berv McAleer.
 Softball If interested Mollencop and F. Heyer. Third Flight: Winner, Pat
 pitcher. you're in the job, call RM2
 Another ace was recorded White; Runner-Up, Audrey
 at Ext. AMERICAN
 Rehrig 2922. LEAGUE
 recently when Fred Vorhees got a Phillips; Putts, Betty Kelczewskiand
 Pistol MeetingJax NATTC W L hole-in-one on the par 3,third hole Evelyn Roberts.
 21 5 using a 5 iron.Members The Nine Hole Group played
 An Intramural Pistol organizational meetingwill VW-4 17 7
 of the Ladies Throw Out Worst 3 Holes. Marian
 be held Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 9:30: a.m. at the HS-7 15 15 Association have been very Starnes was the winner, with
 Athletic Office in Bldg. 563. All commands. are asked to VP-5 HS-11 No.1 12 13 14 active, too.On Jan.8 a Best Nine Genny Hanley and Lillian Simpson -
 send a representative. 679th 11 was 'played with the following having fewest putts.
 5 19 ladies taking the prizes: Sunday, Jan. 20, was a fun day
 Applications For Summer Jobs Being AcceptedJax NAI'IONALLEAGUE First Flight: Winner, Harriet with a Mixed Event. With a Net
 NAS Jacksonville Special Services is now taking W L Potter; Runner-Up, Lois Holt; 55, the team of Bob Phillips, Bob
 applications for summer 1974 employment. Positions NARJAX 24 4 Chip-In, Mary Lou Ryan. Meaders, Elinor Greenwood and
 FICEUR 20 6 Second Flight: Winner, Berv Claire Grosskoph took first place.
 available are: lifeguard swimming instructor pool
 ,
 VP-49 McAleer
 11 17 ; Runner-Up Elaine Hosting this Event were the
 maintenance, sailing instructor and camp counselors. NDRC 6 18 Honour. Mahoneys, Meaders and
 Applicants for lifeguard must hold a current Senior MARTD 2 26 Third Flight: Winner, Laurie Belhobecks.
 Lifesaving certificate and swimming and sailing in-
 structors must be authorized. Anyone interested should
 apply at NAS Jacksonville Special Services, Bldg. 620. 5 5
 r 4'0 k ec.erlu.... Standing Boulevard
 Cedar Hills Shopping Center
 House of Quality Foods .
 Stables Offering Riding InstructionJax Phone 771 9223

 The NAS Jax stables are offering riding in- is
 Every Friday Night Family
 struction in Hunt Seat (balanced English) andStockSeat NightYour

 (balanced Western) at all levels.
 Lessons are planned for both individuals and groupsas choice ofCHOPPEDSTEAKorCHICKENS

 well as on the lunge line and eventually dressage, DUMPLINGS 9911-
 cross-country and advanced Western work. plus any 2 vegetables, bread & butter

 Classroom lectures and practical demonstrations of
 interest to parents and students will also be offered.
 WE HAVE A VARIETY OF SEAFOOD DAILY !
 The fee will be $5.00 per student for one-hour group
 lessons and $8.00 for one-hour private lessons.

 Proper attire is not necessary; however, hard hats
 and shoes with heels are a must.

 Lessons are scheduled to begin Feb. 5.

 For more information, contact Mrs. Ostra at 7818548.


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