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SNOW IS IN SPRING. . .WAY U? ON MOUNT MOFFETT. . .BUT IF IT’S ON YOUR TV, . . .
YOU’D LIKE IT OFF IT! If "snow" is obscuring your TV screen, or your favorite
video characters are looking emaciated, 10 feet tall and headless, or if you
have no picture or sound at al 1 due to the numerous things that can get out of
whack on TV sets. . .contact Chief Toal, in charge of the Radio and TV Repair
Shop. Chief foal will obtain needed parts for you, replace burnt-out tubes,
re-arrange wires or do whatever needs to bo done to put your TV back in top
notch condition. The Radio and TV Repair Shop is located on the first deck of
the Supply and Fiscal Department Building. . .open 1630 to 2200 Monday through
Friday in case you’d like to bring your TV set in. Chief Toal is also avail
able for house calls. To make arrangements for him to check your TV set or
repair it at your quarters, call 530 (Navy Exchange Office) during weekdays and
265 or 4S0-J at night and on Saturdays.
GONE FISHIN'. . .That’s what you’ll be hearing all over the island soon. Spring
and summer provide a long, pleasant fishing season here. • .and the Exchange
Retail Store is already displaying the first shipment of fishing gear. Among
the fine quality fishing supplies, you’ll find fishing outfits for children
complete with rod, reel, tackle box, line and lures. . .all for less than $3.
For adult anglers, there are spinning reels, casting reels and fly reels. . .
Spinning rods, casting rods, fly rods and loads of lures. Start assembling
your fishing equipment now!
SPRING TOY FAIR. . .HI HO, come to the Fair! During the merry months of May,
the Retail Store will feature a gala Spring Toy Fair. On parade for the young
crowd will be games, dolls, mechanical toys, stuffed toys, noisy toys, quiet
toys — delightful amusements to make the kiddies' eyes sparkle! Plan to bring
the little darlin's in for this jolly occasion. Watch this column for dates
and further information.
WE’VE BROKEN ALL RECORDS. • .in getting new records, this is — the ones we are
selling are quite intact. Whether you're collecting stereo or hi-fi, classical
or popular, western or jazz, you’ll find terrfic selections at prices you
just can’t beat. Shop for records this week and build up your collection at
great savings.
IF YOU’RE A TRAVEJLIN' MAN, look for luggage at the Retail Store, which now carr
ies a full line of travel needs — top brand suitcases for men or women, roomy
foot lockers, lightweight practical plaid carryalls. One of these days, you'll
be taking off from Adak — be ready to travel in style with handsome new luggage.
RICH MAN, POOR MAN, BEGGARMAN, THIEF. . .DOCTOR, LAWYER, NAVY CHIEF. . .You’re
the ones we're talking to, new CPO'S! Congratulations! You'll be needing some
new uniforms and you can find Aviation Greens at the Retail Store. Navy Blue
and Kahaki uniforms and any uniform assessories you may need can be ordered at
the Special Order desk on the second deck of the Navy Exchange Building. If
you're being rated early, better place any necessary orders right away.
REMEMBER THE WILLIWAW when you discover a need for tooth paste, shoe polish,
shampoo, magazines, film or flash bulbs, etc., in the evening or ever the week
end when the Retail Store is closed. For your convenience, the Williwaw Store
is open Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 1630te 2100 (4s30 PM - 11 PM)
Saturday and Sunday from 1300 to 1600 and 1700 to 2100. (l PM to 4 PM and 5 PM
to 11 PM. )