The White Falcon - 24.09.1993, Blaðsíða 4
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Volvo military salas—Find out how to buy a Volvo, tax
free. Call Mr. Emilsson at ext. 9-14622.
92 GMC Sonoma Pickup—4WD, many extras. Asking
$15,900. Call Jack at ext. 4603/2299.
92 Lada—3,000 mi., four snow tires, inspect, good until
95. Asking $4,000. Call ext. 2206/2369.
90 Chevy S10 Pickup — Low mileage, bedliner, cap,
extra tires. Asking $7,000. Call LCDR Lynch at ext.
7525/4748.
90 Lada — Insur. good until Mar. 94, inspect, until Apr.
94. Spare and studded tires. Asking $2,500, OBO. Call
ext. 7111.
89 Cougar LS — Leather interior, power everything.
Asking $9,300, OBO. Call Eric at ext. 7421/6166.
87 Nissan Pathfinder—4WD, V6,studdedtires,58,000
mi. Avail. Oct. 15. Asking $9,000. Call ext. 2312.
86 Jeep Cherokee — 4WD, rebuilt V6, insur. and
inspection good until Mar. 94. Asking $5,700, OBO. Call
ext. 7766.
86 Suzuki — 4WD, recent tune-up. Asking $4,200. Call
Beverly at ext 2115/9-12982.
85 Toyota Mini van — Telephone and more. Asking
$5,000. Call Jose/Amalia at ext. 6326.
79 Datsun 310 — Asking $500, OBO. Call ext. 7633/
7514.
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Computer — IBM 286, printer, software. Asking $500,
OBO. Call R. Eck at ext. 4222.
Diamond Solitaire — One-half carat, round, 14 carat
gold setting. Asking $1,050. Call ext. 7516.
New Fine Bone English China — Royal Grafton "Vice-
roy.' Setting for six, 42-piece silver set. Asking $1,000,
firm. Call ext. 2993.
Freezer — 10 cu. ft., $300. Variety of plants, $1 - $25.
Call James/Terdry at ext. 7722 AWH.
Nintendo games — Call ext. 4724 after 4 p.m.
Slide — Large, 7'x4', $60. Hide-a-bed free w/cover
purchase, $110. Full-size bed, mattress, box springs,
$150. Call ext. 2653, leave msg.
Living room set — four piece, powder blue. Asking
$450, OBO. Call Tim at ext. 2501 DWH, 7091 AWH.
B miscellaneous_______________________________
Car Wash — Rocky Roaders are having a car wash/
bake and hot dog sale at the PWD wash rack, Sat from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Can Do Cakes — Sheet cakes, all occasions, all sizes,
prices. Call Bridgit at ext. 6029.
Create-a-Cake/Rent-a-pan — Cakes, all occasions.
Made to order/make your own. Call Nena at ext. 4825/
8a.m.-9 p.m.
Jan's decorated cakes — Cakes, all sizes, all occa-
sions, homemade candies. Call ext. 6153.
Marilo's Cakes — Cakes, all sizes, all occasions. Call
Maria at ext. 7567.
Michelle’s Bakery—Bagels, pita, pretzels, loaf breads.
To order call ext. 7077.
Thai food — Leave the cooking to Wahn. New hoursl
Tue.-Sat., 5 to 8 p.m. Call ext. 7170.
Assembly by Bob — If you’ve tried to assemble some-
thing and can't or don’t want to, call me at ext. 4948.
BMW/Europacar — All foreign makes, models avail-
able. Call George at 9-91-658872.
Body waxing by Lee — Professional removal of un-
wanted hair. Leave msg. at ext 6055.
Cleaning service — Guaranteed to pass inspection.
Need weekly cleaning? Call Linda at ext. 7176 after 6
p.m.
Clocks — Made,cleaned, repaired. Free estimate. Call
Bill at ext. 4717 before 9 p.m.
Fax Service — Get it there fasti Fax it in minutes. Call
Scott/Kymm at ext. 4094. Confidential.
Guitar lessons — Beginners to intermediate students,
nights, days. Call Scott at ext. 4813.
Handmade crafts — Shelves, puzzles, stained glass,
needlework, hand-knit items. Call Paul/Lynn at ext.
2721.
Haircuts and perms — For everyone, by licensed
cosmetologist. Call Lisa at ext. 6087.
Need a going away gift?—I was framed I Let me frame
a composite of Icelandic souvenirs foryoul Call Jerry at
ext. 6735.
Manning Photography — The holidays are getting
close, get those family pictures taken. “Picture greeting
cards’ avail. Call Matt at ext. 2650.
Salt/Fresh Water Fishing Guide Service — Rods,
reels, bait, tackle. Call Tony Mon.-Fri., at ext. 7719/Larry
at ext. 6782 AWH. Weekends - gone fishing!
Styles by Stephanie —Hair care for entire family by
licensed cosmetologist. Call ext. 4085.
Tired of housecleaning? — Weekly cleaning, reason-
able rates. Call Lisa at ext. 7123.
TV Rental — Color TVs for rent by day/month. Call Bob
at ext. 4066.
personals
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E birth announcements
Gavin Ryan Johnson was born Sept. 2 at 6:21 p.m. to
Alanna M. and Gerard M. Johnson.
Daulton Christopher Alan Bryant was bom Sept. 2 at
7:35 p.m. to Alice E. Johnson and Christopher L. Bryant
Garrett Richard Stlefken was born Sept. 4 at 7:42 p.m.
to Kerri L. and Charles E. Stiefken.
Taylor Xavier McNaney was bom Sept. 7 at 7:52 p.m.
to Tara M. and Kyle X. McNaney.
Steven Xavier Pavlik II was born Sept. 8 at 7:21 p.m. to
Alma V. and Steven X. Pavlik.
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M lost & found_____________________
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call ext. 2642 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
Postal Tip l Mail must weigh less than 16 ounces to be
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Hold on, baby!
Leroy Fox of the NCTS Commkeggers has
a hard time holding on to the ball as Keith
Black of the 35th Security Police Eagles
stops to consider how the ball got past him.
The Commkeggers came close to defeat-
ing the Eagles in Monday night’s game, when
they scored the game’s first touch down with
less than two minutes left to play. However,
the undefeated Eagles didn’t give up and
scored back to back touch downs within a
span of one minute to clench the game.
The season ends this weekend and playoffs
will start shortly thereafter. (Photo by JO{
Carlos Bongioanni)
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