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The White Falcon
February 15. 1980
Classified
Automobiles
1978 PLYMOUTH TRAILDUSTER—4x4, all heavy duty
equipment, only 10,000 miles, below book price,
call 5180/work or 7168/home after 5 p.m.
1972 CHEVELLE—two door, power steering, automa-
tic transmission, winter and summer tires.
$1100. Call 4843.
1965 DODGE DART—slant six, $250. Call 4714
after 5 p.m.
1972 VW BUG—rebuilt engine, new winter tires and
new battery, $1000. Call 7926 and ask for Tom
Tiffany or Tom Purdy.
1972 VW—in good shape, runs good, extras, call
4018 after 8 p.m.
1975 GRANADA GHIA—delux interior, vinyl top,
P.S., four power disc brakes, Michelin radial
summer tires, four studded winter tires, $3000.
Call 7240.
1979 LANDCRl'ISER—excellent condition, asking
$7200. Call 4769 after 5 p.m.
1972 MALIBU—runs good, power steering and brakes
plus A/C. Needs a little work. Asking $600 or
best offer. Call Rockville ext. 38.
1967 TOYOTA CORRONA—runs but needs work, $175
Contact Darren at 6121 in BEQ 747 Rm. 223 or
7833/work.
1969 VW—parts to include engine, four studded
snow tires (used two months), seats etc. all in
good condition. Call 6233 or 4989.
1976 CHEVY PICK IT—C-10 series, P/S, F/B, Ail/FM
cassette, tilt wheel, cruise control, dual exaust
and dual gas tanks. Asking $3200. Call Bob at
7690.
1977 TOYOTA LAXDLKLISEk—excellent condition,
1980 inspected, rear heater, M/V. cassette
player, low mileage, asking 56000. Call Jeff at
7181/home.
1977 DATSUX PICK IT*—AU/FM eight track, four
speed, summer and winter tires, new muffler in-
cluded, 23,350 miles, asking $3300 firm. Call
Greg at 4136/work or 475S/home.
1964 CHEVY IMPALA—S/W, P.S., V-S, radio, three-
speed, new exaust system, new snow tires, recent
tune up, $750. Call 4745.
1975 MUSTANG—clean, no rust, $2500 firm. Call
Martir at 7336.
1967 DODGE POSTAL VAN—six cylinder, recent paint
and body work, good for camping, carpeted bed-
frame with storage area underneath, extra tires,
two new, best offer over $800. Call Bob at 469t>
home or 4506/work.
1975 CHEVY BLAZER, CKFVENE PACKAGE—low milaege,
all power, auto, 53 gal. tank, A/C, four new snow
tires, excellent condition, $4400. Call Joe at
2228.
1978 DAStlEP.—excellent condition, low milaege,
set of winter and summer tires. Asking $5900 or
best offer. Call Al at 4146 or 4322.
1974 MAX I VAN DODrt. 3/4 TON—by sealed bid only,
needs major work or can be used for parts, mini-
mum bid $125. '.ids will be taken from Monday
thru Feb. 27. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Marine Enlisted Club Office. Call 7083.
Auto accessories
SNOW TIRES—G78xl4. Call Wayne at 4963.
TIRES—10x15, mounted on 8" wide aluminum wheels
including chains. Wheels fit Ford light trucks
and many jeeps. Call Roger at 7912/work or 4085
at home.
SNOW TREADS—and chains for radial and regular
snow tires, never used. $25 with repair kit.
Call 5327 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or 7593 after
5 p.m. and ask for Dave.
ads
For Sale
ALLERGO STEREO—AM/FM, phono, eight track, recor-
der, two speakers and accessories. One year old
for $280. Call Wayne at 4963 or see at 926 21.
PAPERBACK BOOKS—cookbooks, comics, harlequins,
Louis I.'Amour westerns, Agatha Christie mags,
heavy metals, destroyers, gothics, collector com-
ics, science fiction, war, historical romance,
Archie and Richie comics and much more. Tomorrow
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bldg. 1050-A. Call
7748.
LAUNDRY ROOM SALE—maternity clothes, lamps, tup-
perware and much more. Tomorrow from noon until
3 p.m. at 963-1 in first floor laundry room.
PACKOUT SALE—plants, books, adult clothing, Ol-
ivetti Underwood manual typewriter, black-out
drapes for 950/960 housing plus much more. Tom-
orrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 953-2 in the
basement storage area. Call 2278/7023.
TYPEWRITER—electric, Royal Jubilee 12, one year
old. Plus free Fiat 128 repair manual, 1971-75.
Call Bill at 7836 or 4721.
NATIONAL PANASONIC CAR CASSETTE—AM/FM, stereo,
brand new, $155. Superwinch 4500 pound rating
with all accessories, $140. Plus lots of Ford
hoses, paints. Center seat for Bronco. Base-
ment sale Tomorrow in Qtrs. 953-2. For more in-
formation call 2278 or 7023.
PACKOUT SALE—Hide a bed couch, shag carpet, end
and coffee tables, hairdryer, toaster, iron, cur-
tains, toys and clothes. Tomorrow from noon to
3 p.m. at 5 Elm in the lobby.
AM/FM STEREO—eight track player recorder, turn-
table changer, (JC Penny), $125. Call 4769 after
5 p.m.
MINOLTA HIMATIC F—with lens hood, five filters
(vivitar and Tiffen), vivitar 55 flash, lens
and shoulder strap, $110 firm, excellent condit-
ion. Call 5158.
NIKON 35MM DIVER'S CAMERA—can be used in or out
of water. $200 or best offer. Call Shelly at
4741.
PIONEER STEREO SYSTEM—626 receiver, Pioneer
CS77A speakers, dual 1218 turntable, Sony Cas-
sette player. Excellent condition, $600. Call
Walt at 4823.
DRESSMAKER SEWING MACHINE—only two years old,
excellent condition, $100. Call 4776 and ask for
Sherri.
SMC PENTAX-M 28 MM F5.3 LENS—SMC Pentax-M 50—
mm FI.4 lens, bayonet mount, $75 each. Lazy boy
recliner, new perfect, $250. Call 7230.
HIKING BOOTS—Kastinger, Austrian, size 37 (about
T-i) , like nev, $45. Call 7008.
B.S.R. MINI-CHANGER—$10. Mini pool table (no
balls or cues) $5. Yarn baby clothes, odds &
ends. Tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 4
Birch 1A.
LADIES FULL LENGTH ICELANDIC WOOL COAT—new, nev-
er worn, size M, $35. Childrens clothing (hooded
raincoats/jackets/pants etc.) sizes 8-10. Call
7755 tomorrow.
SPEAKERS—two JBL SERIES 1-166, three way, three
months old, $165 each. Call McKinney at 5355 or
7336.
LOTS OF BABY ITEMS—European Pram, stroller, baby
buggy, play-pen, swing, crib, and mattress,
clothes 0-6 years. Maternity clothes, size 12.
Tomorrow 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Qtrs. 950-3, second
floor or call 6160 or 6253.
PANASONIC EIGHT TRACK PLAYER—and tapes, two
swivel rockers, guitar, queen size bed frame, new
dart board in Cabinet, never used, mens shirts
size large. Tomorrow at Qtrs. 950-3G from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. or call 6253.
PLANT SALE—Tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at Qtrs.
963-1F. Large selection. For more information
call 7279.
PACKOUT SALE—many items including 55 gal. aquar-
ium with or without all accessories. Large wall
mirror, wall plaques and plants. For information
call 7446 or see at 103IB tomorrow or Sunday from
1 to 5 p.m.
Wanted
ONE PORTABLE TAPE PLAYER—with push buttons for
a childs gift. If you have one for sale, please
contact Mrs. Wheeler at 4756 evenings. I am not
looking for an expensive model. Just a small
reasonable one.
GUITAR TEACHER—Please call 4246.
BABYSITTER FOR FOUR YEAR OLD—good natured boy,
weekdays, please call Norma at 7207 after 5 p.m.
GOOD SMALL STATION WAGON—no older than 1970.
Call 2245.
TWO FIVE GALLON PLASTIC WATER CONTAINERS--for
camping. Call 2203 during working hours and 4257
after 5 p.m.
SNOW TIRES—G78xl4 or H78xl4. Call 4745.
Lost
BROWN THREE FOLD WALLET—has important papers
and other personnel items, reward offered. Call
MM1 Gantt at 7286 anytime.
Free
ONE AND A HALF YEAR OLD FEMALE CAT—litter
trained, excellent with children. Must find good
home before we leave. Call 5240 anytime. Has
all shots.
Miscellaneous m
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND IS NOW ACCEPTING^^^
plications for instructors for 1980-81 terms.
Persons having a Masters Degree or beyond are en-
couraged to obtain more information from the
Maryland Field Registrar at the Navy Campus of-
fice in Bldg. 638, or call 6226 or 7795. This
could be your opportunity to gain valuable tea-
ching experience and also help others to further
their educational objectives.
ALL LACCO-VA STUDENTS—should contact Rochelle at
the Navy Campus Office at 6226/7795 regarding
payments.
THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT YOUTH CENTER—presents
another adventure in fun every afternoon of the
week. Some of the new programs will include pom-
pom rug making, inkle loom weaving, pipe cleaner
craft, finger painting, Indian bead weaving,
macrame, gourmet cooking, adventures in expres-
sion plus free board games, pilo polo and free
movies every Friday afternoon. Call the Youth
Center at 7508 for further information.
KEFLAVIK FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP—services
every Sunday at 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Bldg. T-170.
Nursery provided for ages up to four years old at
T-170.
THE UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH—Services at 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. on Sundays at the Community Center.
Bible study on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at the Lower
School.
THE THIRD GRADES ARE SELLING COOKIES—Feb. 23
at 11 a.m. in the USO.
THE NAVY EXCHANGE—is offering a Valentine's Day
camera special at the main retail store.
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