The White Falcon - 21.05.1982, Page 7

+ denotes last week on circuit
A. + ON GOLDEN POND--Drama (PG). Stars
Henry Fonda and Katharine Hepburn. (116
min.)
B. + CINDERELLA--Fantasy (G). Animated.
(74 min.)
C. + SEVEN--Action drama (R). Stars Ed
Parker and Barbara Leigh. (101 min.)
D. + THE BLACK STALLION--Drama (G). Stars
Mickey Rooney and Kelly Reno. (117 min.)
E. + ROCKY II--Drama (PG). Stars Sylvester
Stallone and Talia Shire. (119 min.)
F. + THE JERK--Comedy (R). Stars Steve
Martin and Bernadette Peters. (94 min.)
G. + LOVELY BUT DEADLY--Action thriller
(PG). Stars Lucinda Dooling and John
Randolph. (102 min.)
H. + PENNIES FROM HEAVEN—Musical fantasy
(R). Stars Steve Martin and Bernadette
Peters. (94 min.)
I. + ONE MORE CHANCE--Drama (R). Stars
John LaMotta and Kirstie Alley. (93 min.)
J. + PT 109—Drama (PG). Stars Cliff
Robertson and Ty Hardin. (140 min.)
K. + KELLY'S HEROES—Comedy drama (PG).
Stars Clint Eastwood and Telly Savalas.
(143 min.)
L. THE LADY AND THE TRAMP--Fantasy (G).
Animated. (76 min.)
M. HOT STUFF--Comedy (PG). Stars Dorn
DeLuise and Suzanne Pleshette. (91 min.)
N. ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ--Drama (PG).
Stars Clint Eastwood and Patrick McGoohan.
(112 min.)
O. HEARTBEEPS--Comed.y (PG). Stars Andy
Kaufman and Bernadette Peters. (78 min.)
P. McVICAR--Drama (R). Stars Roger
Dal trey and Adam Faith. (99 min.)
SCHEDULE
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R. MODERN PROBLEMS--Comedy (PG). Stars
Chevy Chase and Patti D'Arbanville. (99
min.)
New movies
S. THE LAST FLIGHT OF NOAH'S ARK--Adven-
ture (G). Genevieve Bujold, an orphanage
teacher, hires pilot Elliot Gould to fly
her and an assortment of animals to a new
station. An electronic device diverts the
plane from its course and it lands on a
remote island. (98 min.)
T. MEATBALLS—Comedy (PG). Bill Murray
and Harvey Atkin star in this hilarious
look at summer camp. (94 min.)
U. THE AMITYVILLE HORROR—Horror drama
(R). James Brolin and Margot Kidder buy
what they consider to be their dream
house in Amityville, New York. What they
find there leads them to flee in terror.
(119 min.)
V. CHARIOTS OF FIRE—Drama (PG). The
true story of two British track runners
who won major events at the 1924 Olympic
games in Paris. Stars Nicholas Farrell
and Nigel Havers. (124 min.)
W. THE HAZING--Drama (PG). When a college
student accidentally dies on "hazing
night," the fraternity tries to conceal
the facts and make it look like a skiing
accident. Stars Jeff East and Kelly Moran.
(100 min.)
X. HEAVY METAL--Fantasy (R). An adult
animated adventure with six segments de-
picting science-fiction, horror, slap-
stick and comic-book humor. Features
songs by many rock groups including Black
Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick and
Devo. (96 min.)
AUTOl^BILES
'82 MAZDA 323-S—4 dr., 4,500 K, 5 speed
manual, still under warranty, $5300. Call
4335 dwh or 4804 awh.
'80 EAGLE STATION WAGON—4WD, A.T., sports
package, ^M/FM, etc., 12,500 miles, in-
sured thr^Bh March '83, asking $8000.
Call Will ran Murray at 7008 dwh or 5411
awh.
'77 PACER STATION WAGON—46,000 miles,
excellent condition, 6 cylinder, A.T.,
$2500. Call 7573.
'76 HONDA CIVIC CVCC—station wagon, 4
snow tires, 4 Michel in radial tires, good
condition. Call Suzanne at 5355 after 4
p.m.
'74 V0LKSWAG0N--inspected and insured,
with 4 snow tires, $1200. Available
around June 7. Leave message for Sandi
at 7412 dwh.
'73 V0LKSWAG0N—good condition, $1300.
Call Steve at 4224 dwh or 7052 awh.
'67 V0LKSWAG0N--with extra car for spare
needs. Call 4301 dwh or 6176 awh.
FOR SALE
C0IN--collection. Call 7105 awh.
SNOW TIRES--H78xl5, new, for truck, van
or large car, very reasonable price. Call
TSgt. Zielinski at 7723 dwh.
LENS S0LUTI0N--4 bottles Flex-Care Con-
tact, 12 oz., unopened. Call 7361 be-
tween 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
CAMERA—'82 Mamiya ZE 35mm (SLR) quartz-
timed automatic exposure camera, Mamiya
Sekor E 50mm F/2 lens, Vivitar 2500 elec-
tronic flash and camera bag, $230. Call
7820.
FURNITURE--8-piece living room set:
matching couch, chair and love seat, two
end tables, coffee table, 2 lamps, $220
for all; 121xl5' gold/rust carpet, $100.
Call 7070.
PIAN0--upright, excellent condition,
$1200. Call 7620.
FURNITURE--7-piece living room set:
couch, rocker, arm chair, ottoman, 2 end
tables, coffee table. Call 7135 awh.
PLANTS--cal1 Suzanne at 5355 after 4 p.m.
S0FA--and chair, very good condition;
Pentax Spotmatic with standard lens plus
200mm lens for $450. Call 6233 dwh or
7757 awh.
C0UCH--1ike new. Call 7846 awh.
SUPER 8--movie camera and projector,
silent, by Chinon, $100. Call 4375 awh.
SALE—divinq gear; hobby supplies; sleds;
clothes and more. Tomorrow from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at 618 A, B, E & F.
SALE—carpet; table and chairs; clothing;
books; toys; patterns; cloth; records;
couch bed; plants. Tomorrow from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at 923-4 ^Bh 1A or call 4085
for more informatioi^^
SALE--complete twin bed, $65; girl's
bike, $30; 12'xl51 carpet; refrigerator,
$89; washer; dryer; range; plants; coats;
clothes and more. Tomorrow from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at 615-A.
SALE--sofa, 9', extra long; coffee table
and end tables; drapes; hand-made cloth-
ing, children's sizes 5-8 and women's
size 9/10. Call 4804 awh.
SALE--furniture; stereo equipment; toys.
Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 929-2.
SALE--books; toys; ice skates; plants;
Icelandic sweaters; roller skates; Harle-
quin books; many household items. To-
morrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1043-C.
SALE--boy's 10-speed bike; games; baby
items and more. Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to'
3 p.m. at 1050-A or call 7748.
MISCELLANEOUS
57TH WOMEN'S CLUB—will hold its monthly
meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Qtrs.
1077-D. Don't be shy--give them a try!
ROCKVILLE CLUB—is having Western Night
tomorrow featuring a steamboat round
buffet and the Midnight Sundowners. The
fun starts at 5:30 p.m., all ranks are
welcome.
LAMC PH0T0GRAPHY--students are having an
exhibit of black and white prints in the
Hobby Shop lobby until May 30. The exhi-
bit will be open during normal Hobby Shop
hours.
WANTED #
SCUBA--equipment: suit, B.C., regulator,
etc. Call 7222 anytime.
BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP--needs a '75 or later
model van for transportation; and adult
child sitters for various functions.
Call 7130 or 4272 awh.
FREE
ICELANDIC FURRY PET—1 year old, very
loveable, housebroken, small in size.
Call 7043.
FOUND
NEEDLEPOINT--of Iceland. Found in B0Q
638 area. Call 3299 dwh.
WHITE FALCON AD RULES
Classified advertising is free
to all military personnel, depen-
dents and U.S. Civil Service em-
ployees stationed in Iceland. Ads
must be submitted on the proper
form, which is available at the
White Falcon office, located in
Bldg. 936. The deadline for ad
submission is noon Monday for pub-
lication on Friday.
Tour Office notes
The Tour Office is encouraging all
those interested in signing up for the
Icelandic Pony Farm tour, August 3 through
10, to do so as soon as possible. The
deadline for reservations is noon May 28.
A tour to Skogarfoss will be offered on
May 29. On this tour you will be driven
across the entire south lowland through
Hveragerdi and then on to Skogar and the
Fljotshlid district. This area is noted
for its good climate and scenic beauty.
At Skogar you will visit a folk museum and
the beautiful waterfall Skogarfoss. You
will also be able to see some glaciers
located in the Eyjafjoll district. The
bus will leave the Viking Mall at 9 a.m.
and return at approximately 7 p.m. Be
sure to pack a lunch. Tickets will be on
sale from Monday to Friday at noon. Fri-
day is the deadline for cancellations and
refunds.
Tours to Canada are available on June
3, 14 and 24. Stays of 11 or 21 days are
available.
Vacation in Ireland for 11 days begin-
ning June 18. Included are air fare,
hotel accommodations at the Burlington
Hotel and breakfast. There are also
three different sightseeing tours avail-
able around Iceland.
Contact the Tour Office at 4200 for
more information.
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May 21, 1982 WHITE FALCON