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The White Falcon October 17
1980
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
. 66 BRONCO—six cyl., three speed, AM/FM/cas-
sette stereo, spare tire, jerrycan carrier plus
cans, new paint job, rebuilt engine and many
extras, $2500. Call 4169.
67 PLYMOUTH FURY—Call Gibson at 6235.
68 MERCEDES BENZ—four door, A.T., 4 cyl. eng.
Call 4592.
73 VW WAGON—needs work, $800 or best offer.
Call 4149 or see at 960-1J.
77 CHEROKEE CHIEF—A.T. , Quadratrac, $5000.
Call John at 5234 or 7554.
77 TRAILDUSTER SPORT—excellent condition, H.D.
suspension, 360-V-8 with cold pack, special
undercoating, AM/FM cassette, mud and snow
tires, many extras. Call Tabb at 7936 or 7251
after 5 p.m.
79 CHEROKEE GOLDEN EAGLE—by original owner,
3700 miles, P.S., P.B., AM radio, Quadratrac,
five Goodyear A.T. Tracker tires, spare never
used, car has never been off the road, owner’s
manual and factory repair manual included, Z-
Bart treated, $9000. Call CDR Monkres at 7459
or 5110.
79 SCOUT II—four-wheel drive, 12,000 miles,
304 cu. in. V-8, A.T., P.S., P.B., AM radio,
rustproof, mud and snow tires, inspected and
insured through March 81. Call 7601 or 7115.
79 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER—four-wheel drive, excel-
lent condition, less than 6500 miles, $6700.
Call Lt. Sims at 7938.
Auto accessories
BEHIND-THE-CAB BOX—for pickup truck, fits
across pickup beds 54"-58" wide, good condition
includes pjLastic tool tray, but has no locks,
$25. Call 4085.
SPARK PLUG WIRES—for eight cyl.;four qts. auto
transmission fluid ATF220; wiper blades PR-14-
2W. Call Donnie at 7180 after 5 p.m.
For Sale
SUEDE COAT—heavy lining, hood, rust colored,
size 7, $75. Call 7310/11 or 6146 after 5 p.m.
WASHER—and dryer by Kenmore, heavy duty, gold
colored, used only seven months. Call 5267.
TURNTABLE—B.S.R. "Mini-Changer" stereo turn-
table, one needle broken off, $15. Call 4085.
SPEAKERS—JBL 166 speakers; Sansui G-901 tuner/
amplifier; Peavey P.A. System. Call Rick at
7336.
BOOKS—mostly paperbacks, romance and adven-
ture. Tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 951-
3K. Prices range from .50c to $1.
SNOWSLEDS—new, one small, $15; one large, $20;
Slotless racecar set mounted on green felt-
covered board, $15. Call 5383.
REFRIGERATOR—freezer; humidifier. Call John
at 2227.
STEREO SYSTEM—65 watt amplifier, tuner, cas-
sette deck, turntable and audio rack, $500.
Call 7223 after 5 p.m.
CARPETS—plush egg-shell colored carpets for
three rooms, 24' x 12', 10' x 12’, 14' x 12',
$250; also gold 9' x 12' carpet for $35. Call
Linda at 7310 or 6146 after 5 p.m.
FUEL—for camping accessories by Coleman. Call
Donnie at 7180 after 5 p.m.
COLOR TV—23" Admiral console, $250. Call 7846.
WINTER COAT—women's size 12-14, very warm,
water repellant, pile lined removable hood,
full length, like new. Call Liz at 4279 or
7251 after 5 p.m.
B & W TV—12", on and off-base reception. Call
4592.
TELEVISION—RCA 12" portable B & W, solid state
$50; Soundesign TX-497 cassette deck, excellent
condition, $95; Glenburn four-speed turntable,
needs work, $10. Call 7601 or 7115 after 5
p.m.
STEREO—Sharp AM/FM stereo amplifier, speakers,
turntable plus music center, $200. Call 4212/
6118 or 6166 after 5 p.m.
PLANTS—coleus, spider, strawberry begonia,
ivy and many more; ladies' winter coats, sizes
12 and 14; boy's clothing, sizes 5 and 6. Call
7270 or see at 1087D tomorrow from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m.
SALE—sleds, clothes and much more. Tomorrow
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1075-D.
SALE—Petri camera accessories; brown carpet,
12' x 15'; two brown runners, 6' x 4'; one
brown runner, 3' x 2'; sofabed; coffee table
with hand-carved trimming; boy's clothes, sizes
1 and 3; rust carpet, 6' x 9'. Call 5271.
SALE—books; iceskates; recliner; large green
carpet; ceramics; records; ladies' winter coat;
clothes, sizes 5 and 7; assorted children's
clothes. Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
1085C.
SALE—sewing machine table; plants; toys; boy's
clothing, sizes 6 and 10; timing light; trichem
set; sleds; bikes; tire chains; kitchen table;
children's table set; new baseball cleats, size
13D; boy's over-the-shoe boots, sizes 5 and 6;
hamster cage. Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at 1083-B.
SALE—Packard-Bell stereo console with Garrard
turntable; Sony TC-630 solid state reel to
reel; clothing; kitchenware; comics; albums and
more. Tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 3
Birch 1A.
Wanted
TRANSFORMERS—and an infant car seat. Call
7008 and leave message for Ed Siemaszko.
GOOD HOME—for an affectionate cat. Call 7270.
B & W TV—with off-base reception; ironing
board; file cabinet; transformers. Call Meyer
at 7008 or 9-3381.
SNOW TIRES--for VW Beetle. Call Carol at 7980
or 4253 after 5 p.m.
HOUSING—School teacher needs to find housing
off base, three bedrooms preferred. Call Ed
Siemaszko at 7008.
Found
FURRY ICELANDIC PET—call and describe. Call
7134 after 5 p.m.
Miscellaneous
FRA—The Fleet Reserve Association will sponsor
a Halloween Costume Dance/Party on Oct. 31 at
the Fleet Home to FRA members and their guests.
For ticket information, contact Roger Hines at
3365 or Jim Long at 7430.
AAUC—The Afro-American Unity Club is sponsor-
ing a pre-Halloween Children's Carnival at the
Community Center tomorrow at 4 p.m. There
will be fun and games, clowns and magic. Chil-
dren aged 10 and under are welcome.
SALE—A retail sale of excess household-type
furniture to Defense Force Members will be con-
ducted Monday in Bldg. 866 from 9 a.m. to noon.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS—meets every Monday and
Friday at 11:30 a.m. in the Naval Station
Chapel, Fellowship Hall and on Sunday and
Wednesday at 9 p.m. in Keflavik. For transpor-
tation, come to the USO between 8 and 8:30 p.m.
On the first Wednesday night of each month an
Open Meeting is held in Keflavik. For more
information, call 7333 anytime.
AL-ANON—is a fellowship that tries to meet and
alleviate the problems affected by living with
an alcoholic. AL-ANON meets every Monday at
7 p.m. in the CAAC Center. For more informa-
tion, call 7333 or 7257.
Cryptograms
No. 1—BPKRFHKR XPFKR PBYHZK0K, RT0N MFO MZVMNK
IJJL.
No. 2—MTPS TR MTZS OMHVTCF H UTBMTC RBMB TC
OEAMTD HCG MSHICTCF JKS TCRJIELSCJ HR
BCS FBSR BC.
No. 3—SPNCOSH WP SIIVW GIEPGNOSH BW PNCIG
QIPQMI'W CBAONW.
The answers to last week's cryptograms are:
No. 1—There are two sides to every question
and if you want to be popular you take
both.
No. 2—If God had meant for people to go nude
they would have been bom that way.
No. 3—Occasionally you meet a person who
thinks he is all seven wonders of the
world.
ENERGY AWARENESS
WEEK
OCT. 27 —NOV. 2
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