The White Falcon - 25.07.1980, Qupperneq 8

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The White Falcon
July 25, 1980
Automobiles
CLASSIFIED ADS
67 LANDROVER—four wheel drive, long body. Call
2145.
79 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—9,000 miles, excellent
condition, $6500. Call 4769. *
74 AMC HORNET—runs Rood, Rood Ras mileaRe.
Call Jeff at 7181.
74 CHEVY VEGA—S/W, four cyld., four speed, eco-
nomical, new clutch, A/C, and four extra snow
tires, $1500. Call 4745.
79 JF.EP CHEROKEE—A/T, quadratrac, P.S., P.B.,
skid plate, two mounted five Rallon cans, three-
band radio/cassette, insured, $6800. Call 4723.
72 FORD TORINO—302 eng., auto trans., power
steering, pood condition, some rust but solid
underneath, comes with five summer tires and five
snow tires, one set of chains, good reliable
transportation, $1200. Call 4103.
78 FORD BRONCO—4x4, P.B., P.S., four speed, lock
out hubs, fold-down rear seat, $6000 firm. Call
4637 or 7016 after 5 p.m. Might take your small
old (under $1000) car in trade.
74 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—insured and insoected,
needs new seat covers, $2600. Call DS2 Burnham
at 4206 or 4326.
71 CHEVY MALIBU— 350cc, A.T., P.B. , P.S., needs
some body work, extra tires with chains, $1000
firm. Call 4256 after 5 p.m.
73 SUPF.R BEETLE—four speed, four snow tires,
$1200. Call Watson at 7685 or 7041 after 6 p.m.
Auto accessories
FOUR STUDDED SNOW TIRES—A78-13, excellent condi-
tion, $95. Call 5125 or 5278 after 4 p.m.. and
ask for Randy.
ONE SET OF TWO SNOW CHAINS—fit 10-15 LT tires
(light trucks, Scout, Jeep, etc.), like new used
once, $50 or make offer. Call 7371 after 5 n.m.
or weekends.
ONE 070-14 SNOW TIRE—with rim, like new, S25.
Call 2145.
ONE CAS CAN HOLDER—$3, scissor jack, $7, assor-
ted colors of spray paint, 50c a can. Call 2245.
VW PARTS—for Beetles and some for type three
Squareback. Call 7651 after 5 p.m.
AUTO PARTS—many parts for VW. Call Jim at 4206
or 2148.
For Sale
MISC. ITEMS (PACKOUT SALE)—childs sled, games,
ladies ice skates size nine, ladies and girls
dresses, formals, sweaters and slacks-sone worn
only once, size 8-14, various plants, chess set,
donut maker, back issues of four wheeler maps.,
and more. Tomorrow at 1063-C from noon to 4 p.m.
MISC. ITEMS (PRE-PACKOUT SALE)—mens, womens and
childrens wear, air brush, bowling ball and water
bed. Tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at 961-2 on the
third floor.
MISC. ITEMS (PACKOUT SALE)—baby items, clothes
size 12-18 months and 6-10 yrs., toys, games,
books, record player, aquarium stand and acces-
sories and much more. Tomorrow at 1037-E from
11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
MISC. ITEMS (SALE)—console stereo, $50; mens
27" ten speed bike, $120; baby changing table,
$2; mens, womens and childrens clothing;
toys; plants and more. Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. at 104 3-F..
MISC. ITEMS (SALE)—queen size electric blanket,
(new); queen sheets, (new); toaster; Norwegian
pewter salt and pepper; Bible commentary; mens
brown clogs size 10; set of four china demitasse
cups and saucers. Tomorrow from noon to 4 p.m.
at 1075-B.
MISC. ITEMS (SALE)—baby crib and mattress, $10;
twin size box springs, $10; rocking horse/walker
$5; Toddler Ride toys, $3; baby clothes; adults
clothes and more. Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. at 1052-F Coral Sea.
MISC. ITEMS (PACKOUT SALE)—eight track receiver
with two way speakers; wooden playpen with pad;
baby backpack; baby changing table; childrens
clothes sizes 10-12; some drapes and plants; toys
and books; kitchenware; electric blanket; ice
bucket and more, Tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. at
1049-B.
MISC. ITEMS (SALE)—potted olants in glass nots,
many varities, your choice, $3.50; curtains;
childrens clothes and toys; china; crock nlate
electric skillet .and much more. Tomorrow from
noon to 4 p.m. at 927-1.
MISC. ITEMS (SALE)—porta crib with sheets; car
seat; pre-recorded reel to reel tapes; XL mens
clothes; babv items; some toys and plants. To-
morrow from 10 a.m. to 3 P.m. at 1039-A.
MISC. ITEMS (PACKOUT SALE)—10 gallon fish
tank, with accessories, $35; Sears Child stove and
sink, $30 for both; clothes’* toys; games; books;
magazines; plants; snow tires 1178-15, $15 each;
down-filled coat, $30; and matching ski oants,
$10; ladies size 12 or teen boy size 18-20; Oster
footbath and massager, $5; Fisher Price school
house, $5; queen size mattress and box springs,
like new, $15G;and more. Tomorrow from noon to 4
p.m. at 1075-B.
GREEN RECLINER CHAIR—make offer. Call Watson
at 7683 or 7041 after 6 p.m.
KENWOOD RECEIVER—KR-4200, $190; Garrard turn-
table model 32 with cartridge, $105; Akai reel to
reel 1731D, $243; Kenwood speakers KL-5090, $115
each. Call 4269.
19 INCH B&W TV—excellent picture, $30. Call
4879.
AIWA AD-1600 STEREO CASSETTE DECK—asking $180.
Call 7114 or 4301.
VARIOUS PLANTS—macrame hanger and a hanging
planter. Call 7224 or see at 927-1.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE—in very good condition, 29
stitches. Call 4071.
TWO NIGHTSTANDS—$5, one manual typewriter, $25,
Call 4143 after 5 p.m.
GRUNDIC MAJESTIC CONSOLE STEREO—AM/FM, SW1 and
SW2, turntable, three storage compartments, four
built in speakers, four extra sneaker hook-uns,
hook-up for tape player, German made (220-110)
excellent condition, asking. $200. Call 5271 af-
ter 10 a.m.
PLANTS—womens sweaters and shirts, sizes 10-12,
bovs shirts size 4-6; womens shoes; Hushpuppies,
new size 7A; girls shoes, new size -7BI childrens
shoes, size 10; and books. Call 7468.
DRAPES—made of heavy material, $30. Call 2145.
TODDLER’S SLIDE—red with natural wood, from
Sears, fully assembled, In good condition, $15.
Call 7261.
TWO YELLOW SOLID COLOR QUILTED BED SPREADS—for
single beds, $5 each. Call 7261.
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS—with frame, $100; new
tire chains fits 14 or 15 inch, $15. Call 4419
or 4274 and ask for Mike.
ONE PAIR OF PIONEER CS-99A SPEAKERS—excel lent
condition, $250. Call 7261.
DRUMS—five peice, plus cymbals with aluminum
road cases for all. Call 4325 or 7538 in Km.
217.
DRAPES—of f-white background with blue/beige
floral design, presently used in new housing. B
apartment to cover picture window (can be ex-
tended to cover door if desired), comes with
trinle traverse rod, sheer (light blue) valances,
very good condition, $100. Call 4103.
TWO HANGING VINE PLANTS—$4. one hanging plant,
$5, all three with pots. Call 4103.
WROUGHT IRON SWIVEL CHAIR—with orange cushion-
ing, $25. Call 4103.
DISHWASHER—$70; Yashica Electro 35, 35mm
camera, flash and Camera bag, $100. Call 6171
after 5 p.m.
CIBSON SIX STRING ELECTRIC GUITAR—SG model with
case; Peavev P.S. system, sure SM58 microphone
with stand; electro harmonix phase shifter with
envelope cont., PAIA micro synthesizer. Call
5255.
MAYTAG PORTA WASHER AND DRYER—never used, small
apartment or barracks sized; also a pottery
wheel. Call 7016 after 5 p.m. Monday thru Fri-
day.
CORTEZ SIX STRING ACOUSTIC GUITAR—nearl inlav
along neck, limited edition, model L-90. Call
4642 or 4507.
Wanted
BLUE THROW RUGS—call Winter at 7590 from 7 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
BABY WALKER— call 2245.
A FEW GUPPIES FOR A BIRTHDAY BOY—Call Mrs. Wag-
oner at 4090.
ONE NEW OR FAIRLY NEW L78-15 SNOW TIRE—to be
used as a spare, willing to swap a new 1178-15
tire. Call 7255 after 6 n.m.
ANYONE INTERESTED SHARING OR COPYING—video cas-
settes tapes. Call Bill at 6257.
TWIN SIZE BED—box spring and mattress. Call
5255.
HOUSE TO SIT ANYTIME IN AUGUST—resoonsiblc per-
son. Gall NavSta Security at 2000 and leave mes-
sage for FA Scllcrdt.
EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER—wanted for newborn, odd
hours, starting in September. Contact Jim Gordon
at 7050.
CLUTCH AND PRESSURE PLATE FOR VW 1300—Beetle.
Call 4206 or 2148.
Found
LADIES WATCH—identify and claim. Call 7018 or
7908.
Free
ICELANDIC FURRY PET—nine months old, male, very
good with children and extremely lovable, house
trained. Call Dave at 4116 or 7214.
FEMALE CAT—nice and friendly, needs good home,
loves children. Call 4651 and ask for Rhonda.
M iscellaneous
OMBUDSMAN REPRESENTATIVES FOR COMMANDS—NavSta
Mrs. Ruth Wilmer, 4602; NavCommSta Mrs. Delores
Baum, 4258/4608: NSGA Mrs. Netella Peterson,
5161/4602; and NavFac Mrs. Shirley Ferrio 5178 or
7508.
THE COMMUNITY PARK PLANNING COMMITTEE—wil1 meet
at the Community Center Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone is invited to attend.
PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOLS—registration will
be on the l£th of August. Register at the LACCO
office early.
STORY PROGRAM FOR PRESCHOOLERS—ap.ed 3-5 weekly
at the station library. Call 7323 or 4510 for
more information.
THE NAVY CAMPUS—will be snonsoring the Craduate
Record Exam (GRE), on August 9. Call 6226 or
7795 for more information or visit BOO 638.
THE NAVY CAMPUS—will also be sponsoring the
Scholastic Aptitude test for all BOOST, ROTC can-
didates on Sentember 6. Register at BOO 638 or
call 6226.
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