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Show Sun Chronicle-Adver- ' ti cot- - hT Thursla. September 23. 1971 Eagle Review-Advertis- er Thursday, September 23, 1971 ooooooooeooooiooornnfvwtrrwvw FROM wall to wall, no soil at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Sherwin Williams Paint Co., in Roy, next to Albertsons. s23 For Sale FRUIT for sale. Bartlett pears s, canning peaches, most plums and Makintosh and Ben.ina apples. Mrs. Ezra Thompson, 5133 S. var-ieite- 1900 W., Roy. s30 HARLEY 74, 1956 custom chopper, AEE springer front end, all chromed, $2CjO. Also many old Harley parts. Ph. tf 773-356- 9. Instruction Business Opportunity BEGINNER piano students Hooper, Kanesville, Roy, Sunset and Clinton, areas. Very good with young children. Ph. s23 CAN YOU QUALIFY? Could you spare two hours a day for five days a week if you receive $65 comm, for it? If 4 so, call Mrs. Drake, FASHION-TWp.m. TWENTY. Clearfield. 773-138- 2. 2-- LEARN PIANO the creative way. Music can be fun. Register now. Beginners, intermediate, advanced. Catherine Brady, 456 W. 1550 N , Sunset. Ph. s23 825-404- 5. O ol4 825-371- 8. EXPERT cabinet work, build and deliver. Free estimates, Ph. Shop address 4050 Riverdale Rd. al2tf 1956 FORD, 2 door hardtop, 292 3 speed, just overhauled, good condition, $200. 0 Call ask for Jeff. 825-481- 825-036- 4. SEE TRAINED EXPERTS DEMONSTRATE AND EXPLAIN RELOADING AND ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS. or 825-16- tf INTERIOR and exterior painting. 25 years experience. Free estimates, call 394-680- s23 PIANO TUNING and repair . . . Tielman Music Co. The Home of Music Lovers. brieig in a coupleo? CASINGS We pay cash for used pianos. Roy Shopping Center. YOUR EE1PTY s23 and watch them be reloaded DAVID FAHNCKE David K. Fahncke, SA? t s30 p.m. intei ior and exterior wiring systems. His next tour of duty will be at Holloman AFB, N.M. VINCENT T. COATES Navy Seaman Vincent T. Coates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent K. Coates, 5621 S. 700 E., South Ogden, was advanced to his present rank while serving with Aircraft Ferry Squadron 31 at the U.S. Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Va. BRIAN R. JOHNSON Army Private Brian R. Johnson has finished eight weeks of basic training at the U.S. Army Training Center at Fort Campbell, Kt. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, combat tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid and Army history and traditions. His wife, Carol, resides at 311 E. 4450 S. Pvt. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex A. Johnson, hours! 11 PM Friday 12 to PM Saturday 10 to 9 J Flambeau reversible Holds all siie LOADING BLOCK son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fahncke, 5976 S. 2100 W., Roy, was promoted to Army Specialist Five recently, while serving with the U.S. Army Hospital at Camp Zama, Japan. The specialist is a medical aidman at the hospital. His wife, Rae Ann, is with him in Japan. TWO BIO DAYS demonstration 4 Servicemen for the We have everything needed . . . Lo1"g rifle or shotgun reloader Blocks, Powder Funnels, Measures, all Unprimed Brass and accessories and supplies Si GENTLEMAN only, room for rent. Also 56 Plymouth for sale, $75 as is, 2 door sedan. Inquire at 1851 Alder Robins Park, Layton, after cartridges. 4369 S. 325 E. TuiuHlIilllll jgt ME C. Bax af 100. a, and SIANDA,D FRANK M. BARNES Private Frank M. Barnes, CHRIS L. SMITH Airman Chris L. Smith, son and Mrs. James W. Smiht, 800 Chambers, has recently graduated from the Air Force technical training course for electricians at Sheppard AFB, Tex. Airman Smith, a 1970 graduate of Bonneville High, is now skilled in the repair of Clearfield, recently completed eight weeks of basic training at the U.S. Army Training Center. Infantry, Ft. Polk, La. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, combat tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid and Army history and traditions. Marines establish program g I tenance Battalion near Hanau, Germany. Specialist Blair is assigned as a mechanic in the Battalions 296th collection, classification and salvage company. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferman M. Barnes, 562 E. 250 S., of Mr. HUS CL LYNN D. BLAIR Army Specialist Four Lynn D. Blair, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Blair, 965 E. 1000 S., Clearfield, is currently serving with the 85th Main- SHOTSHELL GO' for assignment of musicians The United States Marine Corps has recently established a program which will assure field band, drum and bugle corps, or field music assignments to qualified instrumentalists upon enlistment in the Marine Corps. A shortage of compeent instrumentalists within the Marine Corps has prompted this Musician Assignment Program. The program is designed to provide competent civilian instrumentalists with the opportunity to serve in a Marine Corps field band or drum and bugle corps at the same time providing skilled resources to improve and enhance the Marine Corps field music program. Applicants must qualify for regular enlistment in the Marine Corps and must pass an instrumental audition to demonstrate their musical proficiency. Assignments to this program are for a period of three or four years and there are possibilities of meritorious promotion and choice of duty station. For more information interested persons should contact either GySgt. Pat Mains or SSgt. Birch in Room 288 of the 2 main Post Office Building in Ogden or phone or 399-639- 399-645- 0. Roy man II reports for du ty ty kraw far 143, DO 30-0301, 4 MM. BOX C F 30 4, SPEER or SIERRA DUU.ETS Private Gwynn enlisted in the Marine Corps April 30 under y the Delay Program. 0O 180-Da- After graduating from YOUR CHOICE 00 'JUU SJ thofthalli. ROY STORE ONLY 190QW 5700 so. V AT SKAGGS iiniifaiiiiMlifgiiiuiiiilliOiifililiiililnlOiilOimilllill Roy High, he spent the summer at home and is now undergoing y. CompUta reloading Far rtf la, plitol or PndilM hkh. 370, 7 MM, 30 cal. BOX OF 100 you'd like to teach others, think about the Army Reserve. ROY Marine Private Scott D. Gwynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Gwynn, 4275 S. 2400 W., reported for active duty with the Marine Corps Sept. 14. YOUR CHOICE 7 MM, 300, you think ill !l! recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif. Upon completion of recruit training Scott will attend four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton, Calif., and then be assigned to his first duty station or school. SQ $ ) $ 4. |
