The White Falcon - 29.01.1971, Blaðsíða 7

January 29, 1971
THE WHITE FALCON
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** CLASSIFIED ADS ** CLASSIFIED ADS **
AUTOS
1956 Chevy, new paint/tires,
good cond., $350. Ford, Chevy
and Mopar parts. Call 8703.
1960 Chevy, avail, soon. Call
SSgt. Cummings or call 8309.
1965 VW, comp, rebuilt engine,
best offer. Call LeRoy 2000/6187.
1963 Rambler sta. wgn., depen.
$450 or best offer. Call Leggett,
between 3-11 p.m. Fri. and Sat.
1957 Ford good cond., insured
and inspected. Call Reed, 3218.
1968 Dodge Coronet, $1700.
Call 8777 after working hours.
1962 Opel, 4 new snow studded
tires, good cond. Call Rountree,
5123.
. 1964 Rambler sta. wgn. good
Jcond., new studded snow tires
optional. Call Ward 4245 or
91-51048.
1970 VW fastback, AM/FM radio
and stereo8 track tape deck, must
sell $1850 firm. Call 8707 after
5 p.m.
1959 Chevy, Excel, cond., four
new snow tires, radio and heater.
(Icelandic Government tax paid).
Call Chief Galito, 3133/8326.
1970 VW 1500, AM-FM short wave
radio, snow tires, 4 new reg.
tires, excel, cond., $1450 firm.
Contact Gemsheim, 6238/7177.
1957 Jeep. Call Sykes, 4139/
8288.
1960 Chevy Impala, power steer-
ing, radio/heater, good cond.
Call Owens, 6217 between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m.
1955 Opel sta. wgn., needs
ork. Call Dest, Rockville Ext.
32/33 during weekdays.
APARTMENTS
1 fum. 2bdrm. and 1 unfum.
1 bdrm. apts. Call Seka, 1716
off base.
House on base, perfect for un-
sponsored couple. Call Carl,
6217/7278.
MISCELLANEOUS
Akai 165-D tape deck, 2 mo.-
old, $170. Call 4204 during work.
Girls leather-look coat w/fur
collar, size 14, never worn, $7.
Call 8461.
4 new studded polyester snow
tires, 4 ply mounted on new 14"
Ford rims. Call 4228.
Rolex Oyster perpetual watch,
rand new, will explain details,
all 2151 days or 6279 nights.
1 baby's car seat, $7. 2 un-
finished chests of drawers, $20
and $40. 2 living rm. chairs $25
each. Call Adams 8790/7243.
Female cat, good companion.
Call 8676.
4 piece drum set, asking $100.
Call Skudlarek, 4207.
Ronson hairdryer w/hood, comb/
brush attach, and nail dryer,
like new, off base use without
trans., avail, early March. Call
Hauser 2202/2244.
Zenith stereo port. record
player. Call 5193.
2-yr.-old female dog, good
with children and house broken.
Call Mann 8416.
RCA stereo phonograph, good
cond., $10. Call Dest at Rock-
ville Ext. 32/33 during weekdays.
10 speed English racer. Con-
tact Wedell, BEQ 756, rm. 221 at
8288.
Fisher 135 stereo system, 95
wt. AM-FM receiver, Garrard SL-
55B turntable; Fisher XP-60B
speakers. Call Hennager, 7134.
Electric broiler oven, child's
highchair/carseat, carpet sweeper,
reclining chair, amateur radio
transmitter Heathkit AT-l/VF-1
VFO 25W CW. Call 3159.
WANTED
3 or 4 bdrm.^prior to Feb. 8.
Call OTC Manney 4122 during work-
ing hours.
Automatic VW., prefer fastback.
Call Nagarya, 3119/3128.
Births
Six births have been reported
from the NATO base dispensary
within the past three weeks.
o Kenneth Rob Roy, son of SK2
Jerry and Rosemary Bowles; bom
Friday, January 8.
o Jayme Melissa, daughter of
Lt. Steven Matthew and Amy Jane
Marcus; bom Tuesday, January 12.
o Maronda Sue, daughter of CT3
Richard L. and Marsha L. Ring;
bom Friday, January 15.
o James Marvin, son of WOl
Marvin James and Janet Lee Riggs;
bom Sunday, January 17.
o Chad Michael, son of ES3
Wendell Eugene and Martha Ann Du-
mas; bom Tuesday, January 19.
o Michele Lee, daughter of RM2
Adin Vincent and Rosemary Eliza-
beth Borry ;bom Friday, January 22.
July key month for cuts
The month of July is the key
month involved in the revised
early release program announced
by the Chief of Naval Operations.
To clarify the story which ap-
peared in the January 27 issue of
the White Falcon, personnel whose
EAOS is July or August can expect
a three month early separation.
Personnel whose EAOS falls in
September probably will be sepa-
rated in July, which is a cut of
two months. Two month early outs
are expected to continue to the
end of the calendar year.
Midland Lutheran College on USO tour;
performances scheduled February 3-7
The Clef-Dwellers,a pop-choral group from Midland Lutheran College
in Fremont, Neb. will stop in Keflavik between February 3 and Feb-
ruary 8 on their tour of the northeast area. The 12 singers, accom-
panied by a three piece combo and their organizer and editor are being
sponsored by USO, National Music __________________
Council, and the Department of
Defense. Show tunes, ballads,
rock and popular songs along with
lively dances will fill the bill
of fare.
The first show is scheduled
on February 3 at 8 p.m. in An-
drews Theater. The next day will
find the group flying to H-3, but
returning by evening for a 7;30
p.m. appearance at the Officer's
Club. A 7:30 p.m. performance is
planned for Rockville's NCO Club
on Friday, February 5. Two shows
are scheduled for Saturday, the
first at the Polar Club at 2 p.m.
followed by a performance at the
Grindavik site at 8 p.m.
Their last scheduled perfor-
mances will be on Sunday when
they perform in the CPO Club at 2
p.m. and in the NCO Club at 7 p.m.
All is not work for the USO
performers. Monday is booked for
rest and sightseeing before de-
parting Iceland on Tuesday.
Weekend sports on AFRS
With football season over, the
weekend sports schedule on AFRS is
limited. One college basketball
game is on the calendar for this
weekend. Maryland plays North
Carolina on Saturday at 7 p.m.