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After an entire week of interviewing
over 180 qualified candidates, the Ambassador Selection committee* announced the
names of the I 0 semifinalists, one of whom
will become the 1983 Walt Disney World
Ambassador. The Semifinalists are:
• Susan Anderson/Merchandise
• Linda Bainter/Lake Buena Vista
• Sharon Drews!UNOCO
• Cindy Godwin/Resorts
• Cheryl Ingle/Operations
• Betty Miller/Lake Buena Vista
• Cindy Pleasant/Entertainment
• Randy Reardon/Lake Buena Vista
• Lisa Scott/Lake Buena Vista
• Lisa Stewart/Entertainment
On Tuesday of this week, these 10 cast
members posed during a photo session in
the Magic Kingdom before being interviewed by Dave Herbst of Publicity. These
interviews were video taped and will be
viewed by a committee of WDW Vice
Presidents including:
Bob Allen!WDW Co.
Ted Crowell/Facilities
Tom Elrod/Marketing
Bob Matheison!Operations
Ed Moriarty/Lake Buena Vista
Jim Passilla/Employee Relations
The committee will announce the names
of the four Ambassador finalists later this
week.
After they're selected the finalists will
fly to California to join the four finalists
from Disneyland . Next month, the Disneyland finalists will join our finalists here
own to
from I tor: Cindy Pleasant, Lisa Seo/I, Betty Miller, Susan Anderson. Lisa Stewart, Sharon Drews, Linda Bainter. Cheryl Ingle, Randy Reardon and Cindy Godwin.
at WDW, where they'll participate in the
1982 Walt Disney World Golf Classic.
Then finally, on November 5, one of these
finalists will be named the 1983 Walt Disney World Ambassador.
Linda Cloyd, Manager/EO Programs
Dan Darrow, Director/WDW Sales
Keith Kambak, Director/Resorts
Ed Moriarty, Vice President/Lake
Buena Vista
What a year one of these cast members
has ahead of her ... or him!
* The initial 1983 Ambassador selection
committee consisted of:
Bob Allen, Vice PresidenUWDWCo.
The Orient of World Showcase
Japan.
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Basking in the World Showcase Lagoon,
at the entrance of Japan, a giant red Torii
proclaims good luck to all who pass by its
massive gateway.
Across the promenade from the Torii,
an ornate Pagoda invites the World Showcase traveler to explore the surrounding
garden area. The garden is a peaceful refuge brimming with samples of living Japanese art such as the colorful Koi. These
multicolored fish frolic contentedly in the
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nearby pond. Next to the pond, enshrined
in a wooden belfry, is an ornamental bell.
Just beyond lies the Katsura which specialized in yakatori cooking. Here, guests
may pause on their journey to enjoy the
taste of Japanese delicacies and tidbits.
Looming over the shoulder of the Katsura are the castle towers of an ancient
fortress . It is a reminder of times, in the
not too distant past , when the secrets of
Japan's innumerable treasures were
staunchly guarded from the outside world.
Through the open gate of the Entry Castle
is a bridge spanning a protective moat.
Once past the moat, the World Showcase
traveler is in the lobby leading to the gallery. Here the truly rich heritage of Japan
becomes self-evident. A preshow demonstrates a few of the early cultural exchanges between Japan and other nations.
It was an interchange of gifts and ideas
that enriched not only Japan and the immediate nations involved, but the entire
world as well. In the Carousel theatre itself, this intriguing theme is continued as
the magic of "Audio-Animatronics" combine with film and special effects to present the remarkable story of Japan.
After the show, guests leave the theatre
through a unique display area that becomes a show in itself. Each display delves
into the little known facets behind internationally known products, or unveils the
mystery concerning certain rituals of Japanese culture.
The postshow area also serves as a prelude to an authentic Japanese department
store where guests may shop for items
representing the best in Japanese art and
industry. Directly above the department
store, the finest in Japanese cuisine is to
be found. Overlooking the World Showcase Lagoon , the restaurant features an elegant lounge, a Tempura Bar specializing
in temptations to delight the palate, and
Teppanyaki dining where master chefs
demonstrate their ski ll s at the guests'
table , turning an already extraordinary
meal into an exciting adventure in Oriental dining .
China. • •
The People's Republic of China, steeped
in a cultural heritage that stretches from
the predawn of civilization, opens its gates
to a land of wonder and enchantment.
Beyond the vast entrance gates lies the
pavilion for the People's Republic of China.
Bordered by a serpentine wall that protectively snakes its way around the outer perimeter, the mystery within is guarded by
two stone lions who have kept their stern
vigil in front of the main entrance for
close to an eternity.
But once past the triarched gate, the
world of China transforms into a gently
flowing, luxurious spectrum of colors and
textures. Gardens are graced with the green
of state ly pines. Willows bend their
branches to the capricious spirit of a night
whisper, and the fragrant scent of lotus blossoms is an allure too bewitching to
resist.
A color-lit lotus pond lies to either side
of a pathway that leads to the ornately crafted "Temple of Heaven. " Inside ,
6,000 years of dynastic rule can be explored
in the delicate artwork and artisan love
that was required to produce the original
structure. A hallway composed of photographic murals depicting China, Today and
Yesterday, opens onto a film presentation
in which scenes of the Great Wall of China,
the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers, Peking ,
Guilin, and Shanghai will be viewed
through the magic of Circlevision .
Adjacent to the Theatre is an exquisite
Art Gallery with a moon gate opening. Its
atrium courtyard serves to introduce the
overwhelming beauty and opulent splendor of over 6,000 years of historical
Chinese artwork and statuary.
In the marketplace, decked with exotic
streamers and banners, is a vista of merchandise ranging from the finest in Chinese
si lk robes and jade jewelry to bamboo and
lacquer chests, to handcrafted paper goods
and fans.
Between the marketplace and the
Chinese restaurant is the towering stone
throw elephant. Legend has it tha.t ff a
rock is tossed on the pachyderm's back
and remains there , luck will follow that
person all the rest of his days.
This then, is the People's Republic of
China Pavilion. It is an unlocking of the
past that leads to the present and beyond.
Early Openers
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The operating hours of the Credit Union,
Group Insurance and the Vineland Agency,
Inc. on Wednesday will now be noon to
5 p.m. The staff will be ready to assist you
at this new time effective immediately.
Cast Activities News
Labor Day Picnic Ends With
Strong Winds
Volleyball
Volleys
The summer edition of the Coed Volleyball league was ended on September 7,
with Town Tree defending their title, winning over a stubborn Environmental Protection Team in three games. Town Tree
gained the finals with a win over third
place finisher , The Scavengers in straight
games. Environmental Protection then
outlasted The Scavengers for their second
place finish. The games were played in
somewhat less than ideal circumstances,
with the constant problem of rain. Plans
are being formulated for a complete refurbishing of our courts at Little Lake Bryan
and will be ready for the tart of our spring
league. Thanks to all teams for a great
summer and we are all looking forward to
the Spring!
Summer Golf
League Ends
The summer Wednesday afternoon golf
league drew to a close la t week with a
party and trophy presentation at Little Lake
Bryan. Twenty-two teams participated with
the team of Mike Stefka and Ron Gabbord
placing first with the female entry of
Helen Springer and Dona Armstrong placing second. Following in third place, a tie
between Jon McGrath and his partner
Gus Blasky and Joe Pignanelli with his
partner Martin Fey. Congratulations to all
participants and we'll see you all again
next summer!
Here's a pictorial wrap-up of the Labor
Day Picnic held at Little Lake Bryan on
Monday, September 6. For those who
missed the exciting day here's a brief outline of the fun events:
Over 125 people participated in the
Water Balloon Toss. Our wettest crowd
yet!
The Sand Sculpture Contest found a
large sampling of sculpture but only one
castle. ET and Pac Man were there, but a
four-foot Mickey Mouse culpted from
and was one of the favorite winners.
There was even a shark consuming a
young sunbather! Didn't think Little Lake
Bryan had sharks, did you?
A Scavenger Hunt tested everyone's
Sherlock Holmes ability. Originality was
the key word when it came to finding
feathers .
Cruise Deadline
October 6
Have you heard about the week-long
cruise? December 12 through 19, you can
join other cast member and ail the Caribbean. For the pecial rate of $345 per
person for four in a room of $611 for two in
a room, you will have the time of your life.
Our quad rate, the lowest offered on the
Carnival Cruise Lines, will accommodate a family of four, two couples, or four
singles (all male or all female). Transportation to and from Miami i also available
upon request, for an additional $35 per
person.
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The relay races tested more than your
swimming ability. How fast can you wim
in an extra-large wet T-shirt? Pity the little
girl who was smaller than the T-shirt!
The strong winds were tested on a special course during our fir t ever
Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest. The
course wa marked to a maximum of 27
feet. Butch Lightfritz took the adult diviion when his seed went past the end of the
course! His wife, Joanne, was right behind with a second place seed. Some of the
younger divisim;s had some long-distance
shooters too! Even the six and under category got ome nine-foot marks .
Well, it's a shame you missed the fun. It
didn't even rain on us. You'll just have to
hibernate till next year when we'll kick off
Summer 1983 with a bigger than ever
Memorial Day Picnic.
These special rates include all meals and
snacks, gratuities, port charges, a Bon
\byage party, and an escort from the Walt
Disney Travel Company. On board the
Mardi Gras, you will find a full range of
activities including outdoor sports and
games, entertainment, exerci e classes,
swimming and sunning, and of cour e
plenty of dancing and 24-hour casinos!
Ports of call include: Cozumel, Mexico,
with it's beautiful beaches and tours of
ancient ruins; next Georgetown, Grand
Cayman - some of the most beautiful
reefs in the world; and finally Ocho Rios,
Jamaica, offering botannical gardens and
world-famous waterfalls. Each port offers
duty free shopping, and what you miss on
the islands you can pick up on board at
your choice of shops.
Leave Miami, December 12 at 4 p.m.
and return December 19 at 8 a. m. having
spent seven days of the best vacation
money can buy! Space is limited and
signups end on October 6. A minimum
deposit of $150 per person is required, and
a payment schedule i provided when
signing up. For more information call Jill
at 827-7070 or stop by Cast Activities at
The Center, the Village, or Epcot Center
Cast Services.
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United Way
Status Report
The United Way Campaign will end Friday, September 17. At that time we (hopefully) will have reached our goal of
$370,000, raised solely by ca t member
contributions.
You can be proud of the cast of Walt
Disney World Co., becau e we are the
second largest contributor in the Tricounty
United Way campaign. That really ay
something about our cast, our commitment to the community and to helping
others .
Even though the campaign i almo t
over, there is still work to be done . Your
contribution will be used throughout the
year for ervices and programs provided
by over 80 local agencies. Your contribution will be used to help our neighbors in
need. Some of those neighbors may be
fellow ca t members .
If you ever find your elf with some
spare time and want to volunteer your
efforts, either contact a specific United
Way agency of call Cast Activitie . We
will help you channel your intere t and
energies to an agency that i in need of
volunteers .
More importantly, if you should ever
need help because of some unfortunate
incident and don't know where to turn ,
either contact Cast Activities (extension
4254), the United Way office (422-0711),
or the Information and Referral Center
(894-1441). The Information and Referral
Center provides a one-step service to help
solve problems of per ons-in-need.
If you are a fair share contributor, wear
your "people helping people" pin proudly.
To all of you that contributed to the campaign, a grateful thank you for caring
about your community.
Thanks to you, it works!
Instructional Class
In Martial Arts
Tae Kwon Do (Korean Karate) i now
offered to Disney ca t members at a di count. At the West Orange YMCA,
located on the corner of Mar hall Farms
Road and Windermere Road , Charlie
Hardiman offers classes for $10 a month.
Charlie, a fourth degree black belt, is a
member of the American Kang Duk Association and has been instructing martial
arts for several year . The empha i for
this class is on self-defen e, elfconfidence, and improved health . You do
not have to be a YMCA member to enroll.
Each ession will be on Wedne day from
6:30 to 9 p.m. For more information, call
Charlie at 656-5985 or extension 6264.
Flea Market
Sign up now for a Little Lake Bryan Flea
Market. Scheduled for a Saturday in early
October (exact date not firm yet, but will
follow), tables are $3 each. Spots are
available now .. . stop by Cast Activities
today!
Cast
Calendar
September 20 -
T he Dive Club
meets at the Pinehurst Apartment Clubhou e at 7:30 p.m . A guest peaker talks
about " Diving for the Fire Department. "
October 22-24 -
Grand Opening
of Epcot Center.
October 30 -
The Dive Club is
planning a Halloween Party. Watch the
EYES & EARS for details about advance
ticket sales.
Every Friday -
The Christian Fellowship Group meet at the Polynesian
Village Resort Hotel in the South Seas
Room at 12:30 p.m. For more information, call Jenelle Reed at extension 5287.
Housing -
For Sale
House - Kiss immee - 3 br/2 ba, I-car garage,
lawns are profe sionally landscaped , fenced property, appliances, $26,000, I st mortgage at 8%, owner
will hold second mortgage at 13% for 10 yrs, no need
to qualify, $64,000. Call (305) 847-0921.
House - 38 acres, 6 miles south of Lynchburg, Va.,
fenced, cro s-fenced, 3 streams, barn off of paved
road. Call 656-5963.
Land - Holopaw - l'I• acres located in a 10,000acre hunting area, land is high and dry, $2,000. Call
(305) 847-0232.
House - located in central Orlando - 2 br, excellent condition, large lot with hade trees , assumable
mortgage , owner would carry a second mortgage,
$38,500. Call 351-2691.
Mobile Home - 1981 Fleetwood, 14'x60' , 2 br/2
ba, carpeting, dining room, appliances, drapes, central air/heat, $1,400. Call (305) 847-0232.
Mobile Home-Kissimmee -3 br/2 ba , 60' screen
porch, owner will hold mortgage, $10,000. Call 8340406 on weekends .
Mobile Home - Lynnwood Estates - 12' x 65' 3
br/ I '12 ba, central air/heat, carport, screened room ,
utility shed, chain link fence, $26,900. Call 2737216.
Mobile Home- 1981, 2 br/ 11/2 ba, adult park, 12 ' x
60', unfurnished except kitchen appliances, central
air/heat, washer/dryer connection , $15,000. Call
396-8812.
Mobile Home - 24' x 54', 2 br/2 ba, extra large
kitchen, dining room, living room, utility room with
all connections, central air/heat, 2-car carport, landscaped and large lot. Call 847-2582 .
Condominium - southwe t Orlando - I br/I ba,
carpeting, dining room, appliances, drapes, pool,
central air/heat , $33,000. Call 645-5735.
Mobile Home - 14' x 60', 2 br/2 ba, appliances,
drapes, carpeting, ale, 10' x 20' screen porch, shed,
near Disney on 192; $3,000 down and take over
payment at 12%. Call (305) 847-9734 after 6 pm .
Mobile Home-Carriage Court on W. Oak Ridge2 br/2 ba, carpeting, dining room, kitchen, appliances, central air/heat, $7 ,500 down and take over
payments at 12 .7%, $115 mo. Call 352-0777.
House- 3 br/2 ba, carpeting, dining room, kitchen ,
appliances, central air/heat, garage, owners willing
to work out financing , $75,000. Call (904) 3946220.
House - Lake County - country living, 5 acres, 3
br/2 ba, ideal forhor es, 10 miles from WDW/Epcot,
$75,000. Call (904) 394-6220 or 295-0951.
House- Lake Cane - 12 miles to Disney, 3 br/2 ba,
central air/heat, $76,900. Call 352-02 15 .
Housing -
For Rent
Condominium - 2 br/2 ba, appliances, washer/
dryer, screened porch, cathedral ceiling living room,
good view, $450/mo. Call 656-5985, evenings.
Apartment - 2 br/ I ba, carpeting, dining room,
appliances, drapes, pool, central air/heat, nonsmoker, need own bedroom furnishings , 20 minutes
from Epcot entrance, $ 157 .SO/security deposit,
$157 .50/mo. Call 855-9449.
Condominium - 2 br/2'12 ba, carpeting, dining
room , appliances, drapes, pool, central air/heat,
clubhouse, tennis facilities, saunas, washer/dryer,
screened porch/balcony, no pets, $450/security deposit, $425/mo. Call 273-9422.
House - 3 br/2 ba, carpeting, appliances, central
air/heat, double garage; $510/security deposit, and
last month's rent of $510. Call 351-1167 .
Duplex- Sandalwood Village- 3 br/2 ba, washer/
dryer, refrigerator, drapes, double garage, first/last
mo. in advance, $500/mo. Call 277-5803.
Apartment - Reams Rd close to Di ney. Call 6561447.
House-2 br/ I ba, wood floors , family room, dining
room, appliances, drapes, central air/heat, carport,
$500/down, 6 mo option to buy. Call 423-4692.
Roommates
Female - needed to share 3 br house, no pets, close
to Disney, rent includes utilitie . Call 352-1518 after
7 pm , 299-8300 before 7 pm .
Female - house, 3 br/2 ba, central air/heat , close to
Disney, $200/mo. Call 352-1720.
Female - to share 3 br house in Orlando, $200/mo
plus 1/, of utilities. Call 275-7450.
Female - needed to hare apt, 2 br/1 1/2 ba, central
air/heat, pool, furnished, $167/mo, $42.50/util. Call
859-2263.
Male - needed to share 2 br/ I ba apt, partially
furnished, pool, cable TV, 20 min to Disney, $150/mo
plus '12 utilities. Call 855-1287 .
Male - 3 br/2 ba, ale, 5 acre, custom house that 's
furnished; $250/mo, utilities included. Call (305)
846-0186 or 894-6480.
Male - needed to share 2 br/2 ba apt, central air/
heat , pool, unfurnished , $200/mo, utilities included.
Call (305) 846-0047 .
'79 Honda 650 - 5-speed, 16,000 miles, rebuilt
engine, 50 mpg, windshield, luggage rack , backrest,
new tires , sprockets/chain, good condition, $1,675.
Call 422-5585 after 5:30 pm .
'80 Kawasaki - 8,000 miles , fairing sadd le bags,
crash bars, mirrors, radio , $1,200. Call (305) 8478460.
'70 Volkswagen Squareback - runs good, new
tires, rebuilt engine, all new brake work, $1,300 or
best offer. Call 851-3749.
'79 Ford Fl50 - stick, pis, p/b, new tires (11/15)
with rims , AM/FM stereo cassette, 4-speed, $6,500.
Call 299-7717.
'78 AMC AMX - alt, ale, pis, p/b, AM/FM stereo,
$4,500 or $500 down and take over payments with
GMAC. Call 299-7717.
'78 Toyota Corolla - alt, ale, AM/FM stereo cassette, $2,400. Call 299-7717.
'77 Honda Civic- 56,000 miles, stick, 3-dr hatchback, 4-speed transmission , value is $1,875 . Call
422-6428 after 6 pm.
Vanpool - for anyone interested in riding from
Longwood and Altamonte Springs area, first hift ,
presentlyon IOhrs,6 amto4:30 pm, oonwillbeon
regular 8 hrs from 7 am to 3:30 pm. Call 830-7813.
'79 Kawasaki KZ400 - will sell or trade for auto of
same value, $800. Call 295-5901 after 4 pm .
'68 Mercury Station Wagon - alt, ale, pis, p/b,
w/w, black with new tires and battery, good condition , $500 or best offer. Call 644-5054.
'80 Yamaha 400 - black, mag wheels, excellent
condition, $950. Call 846-3295, evenings.
'71 MGB/GT - stick , AM/FM cassette, 4 speakers,
wire wheels, blue exterior, black/white interior. Call
273-2442.
'69 Tuyota Corona $825. Call 277-7623,
evenings.
'72 Volkswagen tick , $1,500. Call 352-6065
between 5 and 9 pm.
'78 Kawasaki KZ650 - good condition, $650; 2
helmets and tank bag, $80. Call 656-1100, Mon-Fri
between 8 am and 5 pm .
'81 Honda 750K - fully equipped, 2, 100 miles,
$3,200. Call 656-1268.
'82 Chevy Camaro - stick, ale, pis, p/b, $7 ,900 or
$400/down and take over payment . Call 275-8896.
'72 Ford Country Square Wagon - alt, ale, pis,
p/b, w/w, 9-passenger wagon, body in good shape,
motor in excellent shape, asking $450. Call 2987712.
'76 Honda GL 1000 Gold Wing - runs good and
looks good, $I, 100. Call 628- 1871.
Miscellaneous
For Sale - sofa sleeper, asking 50. Call 656-9720
from 9:30 am until 9:30 pm .
Surplus Plants - large and small schcflleras,
dracaena-marginatas, jades; container grown, good
for house plants. Call 851-3756.
FREE- kitten to good home, I snow white female ,
6 mo old, litter trained and loving, cannot keep her.
Call 896-1335, anytime on the weekends or after
10 pm on weekdays.
Guitar - Aria, blonde, excellent condition with
case, $150. Call 275-3694.
Zenith TV - 12" b/w TV with pivot stand and table,
$125; single bed (mattress, boxspring, frame), $30.
Call 351-3021.
Baby Items - changing table, walker, stroller, high
chair, Gerry baby bath, Jolly Jumper, mobile, busy
gym, feeding dishes, boxes of clothes. Call 846-4610
after 6 pm.
FREE- black half-Persian kittens, very fluffy, only
2 miles from employee entrance. Call 656-7681 after
6 pm.
Stereo- Magnavox console, all wood , good condition, $135 . Call 299-4701.
Cord less Telephone - Extend-a-phone, only 8 mo
old, paid $180, asking $95. Call 299-6289.
Cocker Spaniel - female, I yr old, papers, very
friendly, $150. Call (305) 396-1050.
For Sale - refrigerator, GE frost-free, green 2/dr,
$125; chest, blond formica, 6 drawers, 2 doors, $55;
dinette set with 4 chairs, sturdy formica top 38" x 54".
$65; work bench, 30" x 72" w/steel legs, $35;jewelry
polishing machine, electric floor model, $25. Call
855-9127, anytime.
For Sale - four 15" dark center mags, fit General
Motors cars, will negotiate, $75. Call 846-4643.
For Sale - chrome ceiling, ARC lamp, $40;
chrome/plastic 4-tier plant stand. $10; chrome/vinyl
magazine rack, $10; Jenny Lind crib, antiue white,
$50; potty chair, $3. Call (305) 348-5245 after noon .
Color TV - console, 25" screen, wood cabinet,
colonial design, color need to be adjusted and so
does the tuner, $65. Call 933-1320.
1\vin bed - frame, no headboard, used only 6 mo,
like new, $98. Call 933-1320.
Fence - 7 rolls, 10 ft, used , $200. Call (305) 8473916.
Soccer - anyone interested in playing. Call (305)
847-9367.
For Sale - woman's wedding ring, size 6, white
gold with diamond , paid $300 three month ago. will
take best offer over $185; bridal veil, long nylon net
with lace headpiece, never worn, paid $125; will take
best offer over $65. Call 933-1121, evenings.
Furniture - living room set; couch, chair, ottoman
and end table , dark wood with brown/rust plaid, great
condition, very comfortable, asking $225. Call 8437807 after 6 pm .
Heat Recovery Unit - save on your electric bills ,
$250. Call (305) 396-2624.
Stereo - Pioneer, AM/FM, 70 w/channel , $300.
Call (305) 396-2624.
WANTED- 1981 special edition Disney Christmas
ornament, has Mickey, Minnie , Goofy, Donald , and
Pluto, will pay reasonable price . Call 295-1498 after
5 pm.
Range Stove - Sears Kenmore , electric, selfcleaning, timer, clock, new, never used, $190. Call
299-7717.
Furniture- Levitz sofa, brown plaid with matching
chair and ottoman, $200 or best offer. Call (305) 9331348 between 10 am-6 pm .
Drapes - sheer white drawstring drapes plus
traverse rod, 52" wide, 62" length , excellent condition, $40. Call 351-3019.
Lawn Mower-excellent condition, $85. Call 3513019.
1)'pewriter - Royal electric portable, self-correct
features w/case, 2 yrs old, $150. Call 277-9123,
evenings or 423-2378, days .
Cocker Spaniel - 9 wks old, pedigree, blonde
female , $50. Call 295-5901 after 4 pm .
Air-Conditioner - excellent condition, 2 yrs old,
8,000 Btu, $150. Call 859-1289 after 6:30 pm.
Furniture - antique Victorian side chairs, 3 ea;
gateleg table 42" oval ; Sony reel -to-ree l tape deck
with speakers; metal typing stand . Call 351-5292
after 6 pm.
For Sale - lady's wet suit, med, $50; 72 cu in stee l
tank , $75; U.S. Divers Conshelf 12 regulator, $75;
U.S. Divers gauges - depth/pre>sure , $70; 2 backpacks; 4 masks/assorted; pair booties, >ize 8, $10 pr;
rocket fins, med, $25. Call 351-5292 after 6 pm.
For Sale - 1981 30hp Chrysler outboard motor with
controls used 4 times, retails for 1,400 will sell for
$800; 1981 mot.or guide Ill , F2 foot control trolling
motor used 4 times , retails for $429, will sell for
$175. Call 855-1334 after 5 pm .
For Sale - 6-man tent never used. $140; gas tank
HIF Kaw 500, brand new factory paint , best offer.
Call 299-9597.
Child Care - will babysit in my home, any shift,
meals, fenced yard, adult supervision, Pine Hills
area. Call 298-24 18 .
Child Care babysitting, Pine Hills area,
preschoolers wanted to care for in my home. Call
299-1766.
Synthasizer G M Condor - excellent condi tion,
new $700, asking $ 100 or best offer; \blumerrone
control pedal, new $70, asking $25. Call 277-0574.
Generator - Sears 7000 watt, like new, $ 1,295.
Call 656-5963.
Sofa - lovely green, blue and white, classic style,
3/seater, like new, $250 or best offer. Call 299-8925 ,
evenings.
Sofa- 8'ltalian Provincial sofa, white velvet, $545
or best offer. Call (305) 847-6870.
Camera - Sea & Sea 110 underwater, includes
mini- trobe and close-up outfit, paid $475, will se ll at
$300. Call 273-7473, after 3 pm .
Organ - Lowrey Genie 44. Call 834-7147 after
6 pm .
Moped- 1981 Puck Magnum XK . Call 834-7147
after 6 pm .
Wedding Ring - diamond wedding and engagement ring et, 'I• carat white/gold, paid $475 will se ll
for $200 or best offer. Call 351-2826.
Bearcat III Dual Band Scanner - various speakers, CB side band, antenna/power supply. Call 2987712.
For Sale FRG-7 Yaesu Shortwave, general
coverage receiver, AC-DC like new, asking $150.
Call 628-1871.
TRADE - Signature refrigerator, 22' for small Jon
boat with small motor. Call (305) 847-4318 after
4 pm.
Gym Set - children's "Flexible Flyer," 2 swings.
monkey bars, trapeze , rings , excellent condition, like
new, $50. Call 898-7116 after 6 pm .
For Sale - APHA Flashy Tobiano 1980 Filly IShp,
$1,500. Call 876-3841 or 656-5985.
For Sale-electric power paple, 2 in pipe and meter
box, $100. Call (305) 846-0653 .
Stereo - Capehart, turntable , AM/FM, 8-track, 2
large speakers, fair condition, best offer over $100.
Call 298-4849 after 6 pm.
Transportation
'751\-avel 'frailer- lfavelmate, 18 ', Tandem wheels,
good condition, self-contained, gas/elec refrig, gas
stove/oven, heater, waterheater, shower, sink/commode, sleeps 6, 2 tank propane, $2,900 or be t
offer. Call 869-5270.
WANTED -good RV or motor home. 18' x 22', 6' I"
standing room, 1978 or newer. Call 299-3489.
'72 Volkswagen - bright yellow, mint condi tion,
AM/FM cassette tereo, $2,250. Call 423- 1149 after
6 pm.
'68 Oldsmobile Cutlass - ale, pis, p/b, very good
condition, new tires , brakes , $795. Call 273-1779.
'70 Oldsmobile Cutia s - pis , p/b, 6-cyl., good
mileage , excellent condition. $695; also PVC pipe
1/2 in/2 in , 20 ft lengths. Call 273-1779.
'78 Yamaha X5750E -sport fairing, package rack ,
padded backrest. shaft drive, new rear tire , 8.000
miles , garage kept, shop manual. asking 1.800. Call
628-1763.
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