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.The White Falcon
February 29, 1980
Gassified
ads
Automobiles
1966 VW SQUAREBACK—excellent mechanical condi-
tion, body has been prepared for painting, entire
car has recently been gone over by a mechanic.
Asking $950 or best offer. Call Lt. (J.G.) Wal-
ters at 5292.
1964 CHEVY WAGON—P.S., three-speed, standard
shift, recent tune-up, new muffler and tail-pipe,
inspected, new snow tires, new clutch set. Ask-
ing $700. Call 4745 after 4:30 p.m.
1967 OLDS—two door hardtop, automatic, P.S.,
P.B. , new muffler and tail-pipe, new plugs, good
tires, inspected, painted last year, clean inside
and out, asking $850. Call 4745 after 4:30 p.m.
1967 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT-^manual, spare parts,
snow tires, chains, runs good body in good shape,
asking $900. Call John at 7884/9-3968.
Asking $1700.
1977 DATSUN PICKUP—AM/FM eight track, four
speed, summer and winter tires, new muffler in-
cluded, asking $3300 firm. Call Greg at 4136
work or 4758/home.
1963 VOLVO—runs good, reliable transportation,
two new tires, available immediately. Call 6136.
1974 RED VOLKSWAGEN—tape player, extra tires,
good condition, asking $1800. Call Rod at 7829
or 6291.
1976 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—low mileage, excellent
condition, many extras including warn 800 pound
winch. Call Gary at 4301 or 7156.
1978 FORD VAN—E-150, customized, cruise control,
AM/FM eight track stereo, interior aircarft
lights, extra windows, fully carpeted, table,
couch, winter and summer tires, many extras
Must see to appreciate. Asking $6850. Call
Larry at 5188/5187 or 4375 after duty hours.
1974 FIAT 128—looks and runs good, just inspec-
ted^ $1175. Call Wiles at 7435.
1972 VW BUG—rebuilt engine, new tires and bat-
tery, $1000 or best offer. Call 7926 and ask for
Tom Purdy or Tom Tiffany.
1973 SUPER BEETLE—very reliable, new paint job,
inspected and insured, includes four radial tires
plus rims and set of chains. Call 5268 after
5 p.m.
1965 MERCURY COMET—two door, six cyld. auto, new
brakes and much work done, good tires, very eco-
nomical work car, 1980 inspected, $325. Call
Bill at 4516/work or 4772/home.
1968 CHEVY IMPALA—heavy duty suspension, new
disc brakes, wheel bearings, starter and five
tires, 1980 inspected, $850. Call Bill at 4516
or 4772.
1979 LANDCRUISER—7000 miles, excellent condi-
tion, great heater, call 4769.
if70 VW SQUAREBACK—new brakes, muffler and bat-
tery. Available March 22. $850, call 4825.
1971 FORD STATION WAGON—best offer. Call 5210.
1975 BLAZER—four wheel drive, all power, low
mileage, 53 gallon tank, excellent condition,
1980 inspected, four new snow tires, Cheyenne
package. Call 2228/4757 and ask for Joe.
1968 CHEVY—big 6, three on the tree, new bat-
tery, rebuilt alternator, AM radio, good for
short trips. Call Lt. Kapurch at 7503/7504 or
BR549.
For Sale
DRAPES,SHEERS—and bedspread set, shelves and
blocks, bookcase, rugs, spool tables, heavy stor-
age box, planting table, wood, plants. Tomorrow
from noon to 4 p.m. at Qtrs. 963-1F.
BABY CRIB WITH MATTRESS—oil pan. gasket for Ford
$4, tires (1) G78xl4, (2) E78xl4 $5 each. Call
7227 any afternoon.
WOMENS TAN COAT—size med., never used. Men's tan
three-piece suit size 36R, never used, baby
stroller. Call 4742.
PACKQUT SALE—dinette set, dishes and womens
coats, clothes, blankets, rugs, lamps, childrens
toys, desk and work bench. Tomorrow from 10 a.m.
at 1064-E.
PACKQUT SALE—books, magazines, plants, T.V.,
rugs, furniture and clothing. Tomorrow from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1 Holly 3-C.
SMALL ADMIRAL STEREO—with two speakers, good for
first stereo for young adult, $25; stereo eight
track tape player, $20; turntable $5; head phones
$4. Call 5268 after 5 p.m.
ONE PAIR OF TECHNICS 4500 SPEAKERS—about six
months old. Paid $280, want $200. Call Darrow
at BEQ 747 in Rm. 223 at 6121 or 7833/work.
ASSORTED CLOTHING—coats, mostly boys 8-12, cur-
tains, books, 16 new sparkplugs for Ford, misc.
Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon at Qtrs. 1054-B.
CARPETS, PLANTS—couch, paperbacks, comics, puz-
zles, clothing, dishes, stereo equipment, bicy-
cle, LR78xl5 tires, mag wheels, automotive items,
paints and cleaners and much more. Tomorrow from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Qtrs. 615-H.
ONE GAS CAN WITH CARRIER—Admiral color T.V. 19"
$50, Whirlpool Frostless refer/freezer, runs
great $25. Call 7242 or see at 1038-B.
PIONEER PLA-45 AUTO TURNTABLE—$75, Pioneer SX-
727 stereo receiver, 35 watts per channel $190.
Call 7473.
19" BLACK AND WHITE T.V.—Sears Trutone, needs
tubes, $15. Call 6139 or 7977.
PAIR OF FESTIVAL THREE WAY BOOK SHELF—speakers,
excellent sound, $200. Call 7946. Shiftworkers
«?o keep trying.
Wanted
CHEVY VEGA RIMS—13", call 4745.
CEDAR CHEST OR HOPE CHEST—call Rita at 2134 In
Rm. 222.
ALTERNATOR FOR 1974 VW—only reasonably priced
need call. Call 4467.
Miscellaneous
THE ICE AND FIRE THEATRE GROUP—will hold its
monthly meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in
T-183, all members please come and bring a
friend. Nominating commitee selection.
PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL—will meet Monday
at 7 p.m. in the Chapel Fellowship room.
KEFLAVIK CHRIST GOSPEL CHURCH—invites all to
attend a Bible study at the elementary school
tonight beginning at 7:30 p.m. Sunday services
at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; prayer from 7 to
7:30 p.m.
HOUSE FOR RENT—in Keflavik around March 7. Call
7436 or 9-3573.
ADULT BELLY DANCE CLASSES —start Monday. For
more information call the Youth Center at 7822.
LADIES SUMMER BOWLING LEAGUE—starts soon. If
you have a spare afternoon, then why not join the
womens bowling league on Thursday afternoons at
1 p.m. Call Starr at 7135.
OWC LUNCHEON—to be held Tuesday, March 11. 11
a.m. Social Hour and noon luncheon and program,
$2.75. Reservations by March 7, cancellation
by March 10. St. Patricks theme. Call 7312.
THE NORTHERN ATLANTIC COIfl AND STAMP CLUB—will
meet this Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Community Cen-
ter. Everyone is invited to attend. Bring ,your
family and a friend.
SIGN UP YOUR CHILD FOR THE LIBRARY'S—story hour
programs for pre-schoalers, age6 3-5. Registra-
tion is taking place at the Naval Station Library
from Monday through March 12.
A NO-TAP BOWLING TOURNAMENT—sponsored by the
KWBA, will be held tomorrow from 4 to 10 p.m. and
Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m.
A NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING OF THE KEFLAVIK—Girl
Scouts will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday in
Qtrs. 1056-E. Anyone interested in helping with
the Girl Scouts is welcome to attend.
CUB SCOUT PACK 364—will hold their annual Blue
and Gold Banquet tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the
Lower School.
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Below is a list of 38 aircraft nick-
names. See if you can find them in the
puzzle above . They are listed up, down,
diagonally, forward and backward.
Liftmaster Tomcat Thunderbolt
Phantom Tiger Skyhawk
Intruder Hornet Harrier
Neptune Viking Albatross
Skywarrior Orion Hawkeye
Prowler Falcon Stratojet
Vigilante Bronco Crusader
Hercules Trader Galaxy
Greyhound Sentry Skytrain
Gulfstream Eagle Samaritan
Nightingale Talon Starlifter
Delta Dart Voodoo Dragonfly
Caribou Corsair
ENERGY.
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to waste it.
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