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MWSS-174 practices
ACE support Page A-4
3rd Mar Div Association visits K-Bay
Marine team wins big in aerobics
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Vol. 18, No. 28 Published at MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Also serving let MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Remiche, Hawaii.
British soldiers emerge from waters off Kaneohe Bay after being helocasted by a CH-46 helicopter from HMM-364. The soldiers are part of the Duke of Edinburgh's British Royal Regiment based at Stanley Fort. Hong Kong, recently in Hawaii for exercise Union Pacific '89.
July 20, 1989
Britons train with Penalties f MEB units or
Get a taste of `more exotic' operations Story end photos by Sgt. W.M, Alexander
A company of British soldiers from Stanley Fort, Hong Kong, recently put to rest its six-week U.S. exer- cise, Union Pacific 'A9, a week of which was spent training with 1st MEB Ma- rines.
Exercise Union Pacific, sponsored by the U.S. Army Western Command, gives British Forces a chance to receive training they rarely get because of the limited training areas in Hong Kong.
The 152 soldiers make up Delta Co., let Bn., part of the Duke of Edinburgh's Rdyal Regiment (Berkshire and Wiltshire). That regi- ment is part of the 48th Infantry Brigade, which has a Gurkha battalion in Brunei, and three Gurkha battalions and a British battalion based in Hong Kong.
It was the first time British soldiers, rather than elements from the Gurkha battalions, participated in the annual ex- ercise nere.
Delta Company spent two years in Northern Ireland, upholding Britian's commit- ment to internal security against random terrorist activity throughout the prov- ince. The company has
worked in the rural se. lions of Fermanagh and si,ffilu-re Armagh.
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Hong Kong for 18 months, and pLani, to return to Northern Ireland next I Iecem ber.
Once the British soldiers finished up five weeks of simulated ground battles against soldiers at Schofield Barracks June 30, they were hosted aboard the Air Sta- tion by Co. K, 3rd lin., 3rd Marines, where they indulged in some of the best Marine amphibious warfare training the Corps has to offer.
According to Maj. Steven Bowkett, Delta Company's commanding officer, his soldiers' week with t he Marines was designed to introduce them to the "more. exotic" operations of am- phibious warfare.
That training included assault amphibian vehicle training, Inflatable Boot System training, repelling, helo-casting, shallow-water egress, demolitions, scout swimming and high-speed cast and recovery.
Though amphibious opera- tions are more a specialty of the British Royal Marines, Maj. Bowkett said the invest- ment in such training here will yield intangible capital within his soldiers.
"One of the things that armies around the world have a problem with is encourag- ing soldiers to overcome fear," he said. "In practic- ing shooting and field skills, its very hard to put a soldier in a pesition where he expe- riences tear.
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Recently, there have been changes regarding the fines and punishment levied against those who are caught and convicted of driving in the state with no valid Ha- waii No-Fault Insurance on their vehicles.
If caught without this type of insurance, several things will happen. For first-time offenders, there is a minimum mandatory fine of $1,000 and a maximum of $5,000. Second offenses require the mandatory minimum fine imposed to be $3,000 and the maximum $5,000. If caught a third time, the required fine is $3,000 to $5,000, plus the offender will spend up to 30 days in jail.
According to this new addition to tha Hawaii No Fault Law, fines are now mandatory and no flexibility is allowed outside the pre- scribed fines and punishment.
The new law also applies to all personnel on-board the Air Station. If you are stopped on base and you have no Hawaii No-Fault insurance, you may receive an 1805 Federal Magistrates Citation. If cited, you will have to appear in Federal Magistrates Court and be subject to the same penalties listed above.
If you have any questions concerning the new law, please contact SSgt. Ro- drigues at the MP Dept., Traf- fic Section, at 257-2103.
Tee4A4 /,t Vtiej BSSG-1 gets new commander today Station ordered to
Storm Condition Three Though Hurricane Dahlia was downgraded to a tropical
storm Tuesday, the Air Station is taking caution,and ordered Storm Condition Three Wednesday. Station readiness conditions are ordered whenever sustained winds exceeding 47 knots are expected. Storm Condition Three is ordered
when these destructive winds are possible within 48 hours. Dahlia, which moved at 10 mph south of the Islands in
a westerly direction, took a more northern course Tuesday, inching its way closer to the Islands. Though meteorologist at Naval Western Oceanography Center estimate that, on
its present course, the storm will clear the islands, Dahlia is blowing up high winds and gusts which may bring high surfs to coastal areas. A tropical storm watch remains in effect for the islands.
For more information on what to do before a Hurricane strikes, refer to the Island Directory of Oahu's "The Talking
'Phonebonk," pg. 42n.
Professional Reading list published The list of books for the new Marini. I Professional
Reading Program has been released in AlMar 127/89. The required readings for NCOs through the officer ranks is part of the Professional Military Education Program outlined in pre- viotni AlMara and related Marine Corps Publications.
The by-grade list gives local commanders flexibility in designing their units' I'ME programs.
Col. Olson to replace Col. Turse here Colonel Jan B. Olson will
assume command of Brigade Service Support Group-1 from Col. E. James Turse Jr., during a change of command ceremony this evening at 6:30 between Hangers 103 and 104.
Col. Terse will head to Camp Pendleton where he will he attached to Marine Corps Base.
Col. Terse entered the Marine Corps with a direct commission in 1968. He graduated from the Com- mend and Staff College in
1981 and graduated with distinction from the Naval War College in 1986,
Prior to his assignment as RSSG-1's commanding offi- cer in June 1987, Col. Turtle was the deputy assistant chief of staff for plans and policy at FM Par .
Col. Turse's personal deco- rations include the l'urple Heart, Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy Commenda- tion Medal with Combat "V" and the Combat Action Ribbon.
Col Tor, is married to the
former Cynthia Goodin,' n-.
They have two sons, Joshua mei Jason.
Col. Olson was commis-
sinned during January 1968, and ninon completion of The
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Marine Corps University activated The Marine Corps tlniver.
city was activated July 13 at the Marine Corps Combat Development Command, Quantico, Va.
The MCU will develop, implement, and monitor a professional military educe- tion (PME) program for all
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The Commandant estab- lished the PME program Nov. 10, 1988. The university will provide an integrated, world- wide PME network for all Ma- rine leaders, regular and re serve.
The MCU will coordinate the activities of Quantico's existing Command and Staff College, for majors; the Amphibious Warfiire School, for captains; and The Basic. School, for second lieuten- ants and warrant officers.
The university will also
coordinate activities of the Staff NCO Schools at Quan- tico, Camp Lejeune, N.C., and MCAS El Toro, Calif., for staff sergeants through ser- geants major.
The curricula of the Ma- rines' 17 NCO Schools
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"Theme are the sort of things the U.S. Marines can offer in terms of heltrcast- ing, repelling and so forth. These are things that make the heart beat a little bit faster, and cause my soldiers to overcome it certain sense of fear. That is good train- ing."
The exercise was a learning experience for Marines as well. Within each cluster of Marines and British soldiers who mingled during breaks and between exercises, there was a constant sharing of similarities and differences in methods, uniforms, and equipment.
Kilo Company's executive officer. I WU. Paul Simonsen, expressed surprise at the amount of equipment the soldiers wore on their web belts (e.g., canteens, maga- zine pouches, full MOPP-4 gear, 48 hours of combat rations, cooking untensils and a tent.
"Sometimes you'll hear Marines say, 'We're hard. We'll eat our food cold,- said Istl.t. Simonsen. "But to them, it's quite a matter of discipline that they cook their meals. And when you think about it, it makes sense - especially in a cold weather environment or an environ- ment where you'll be operat- ing for a long time on combat rations. Then, you better start looking at heating your chow or otherwise your men will be in had shape real quick."
For lstl.t. Simonsen, the exercise was an exchange program set up on the company level to swap ideas. An idea he is taking seri- ously is the British simulated mortars and hand grenades, called Thunderflash. It is a lar:7e firecracker-like object, which lets off an ear-piercing explosion and a bright flash seven seconds after it is ignited. Marines got a taste of it during a decisive night raid.
Before the raid, a Marine reinforced squad, which in- cluded reconnaisance and STA platoon Marines, set up a hardened position in an abandoned building on Bel- lows ANS. The British sol- diers stormed ashore and secured the beach, moved up to the objective, and attacked the building from two sides.
One force halted and laid down a base of fire, while others worked through Ma- rine outposts. After isolating their objective, the British impressed the position with massive amounts of the simulated hand grenades and, in methodical textbook fash- ion, cleared the building.
"They cleared us out about 45 minutes before we thought they would," said I stIA. Simeonmon. "They literally bombarded us with about I5 of these Thunder( lashes, and we were just devastated in the this attack. We were stunned.
"When we (Marines) do an attack on objectives, we re- ally do not have a feasible
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simulator for grenades," he said. "Not only is there shrapnel, but because the grenade bodies have to be accounted for, Marines are reluctant to just throw them in the woods somewhere. The Thunderflash is the best simulation we've seen."
Maj. Bowkett hailed this exchange of ideas anti friend, ships that took place with the Marines.
"I think one of the things that's made the greatest impression, certainly for someone like myself who's worked with American forces before, is the tremendous morale here," he mild. "All the Marines we've met have had really exceptional morale.
"So, for the rather tradi- tionally reserved British sol- dier, to RSV this upfront en- thallium is a good thing and a lot of it's rubbed off on them.
"We feel a great affinity with the U.S. Marines, and my soldiers commented immediately that they felt very much at home here. I think actually, if you scratch a soldier hard enough the world over, underneath they're all the same, really," he said. British soldiers board a CH-46 from HMM-364 prior to a helocast
(Above and left) Marines from Co. A, 3rd Recon, help a British soldier climb Into a rubber boat travelling at 20 m.p.h. In Kaneohe Bay during training in high speed cast and recovery.
A teem of British soldiers return from their first attempt at helocastino Cpl. Fletcher Armstrong, combat engineer, watches a British soldier crimp a time fuse during demolitions training.
A erftleh soldIer practices grenade-throwing techniques with a rock before lobbing the real thing.
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July 20, 1989 HAWAII MARINE A-3,
3rd Mar Div Association returns to he Pacific Members see today's Marine Corps here Story and photos by SSgt. Terri Allen
More than 120 members of the 3rd Marine Division Association and their wives visited here Monday as a part of their 1989 "Return to the Pacific" trip.
The highlight of the trip is a visit to Guam, which the 3rd MarDiv was instrumental in recapturing in 1944.
During the visit here, members and their spouses witnessed a rappelling, SPIE rig and helo casting demon- stration and viewed static displays of air and ground equipment and weapons provided by BSSG-1, MAG- 24, and 3rd Marines.
The trip seemed to be beneficial for both the Ma-
rines involved in the displays and the members of the Association. While the vet- erans of WWII were checking out the improvements made to many of the weapons they had used - and some since introduced - the Marines were able to talk to people many only read about in history books.
"It was really motivating to listen to their stories of combat," said LCpl. Donald Lloyd, Landing Support Co., BSSG-1, who was with the water purification display. "They risked their lives for their country and one guy, who was wounded twice, shook MY hand and told ME I was doing a great job!"
That motivation proved to
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Supply Officers School, joined the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam. While there, Col. Olson served as the supply officer for 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, and later for the Force Logistics Command.
During January 1970, he was assigned to Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif. In June 1972, Col. Olson was assigned to the 2nd Marine Division.
Col. Olson attended the Amphibious Warfare School at Quantico, Va., in June 1973, and upon graduation was reassigned as an instruc- tor and supply officer to The Basic School. In May 1975, he was ordered to Okinawa where he was assigned to the 3rd Force Service Support group.
° Assignment to Headquar- ters Marine Corps in July 1876 followed. He served with the Manpower Depart- .. Tient in the Officer Assign- ment Branch for two years, and later served with the Installations and Logistics Department.
In November 1979, Col. Olson was reassigned for joint duty with the Defense Logistics Agency Headquar- ters where he served as an executive assistant until November 1981.
Col. Olson returned to Okinawa during November 1981 and remained with 3rd VSSG until June 1984. In 4nly 1984 he assumed the position as officer-in-charge of the Field Analyst Supply Maintenance Office at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
From July 1985 to June 1986, Col. Olson attended the 'Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Upon gradu- ation, he was assigned to Headquarters Marine Corps where he was the head of the Logistics Policy Requirements and Readiness Branch when his tour concluded in June 1989.
Col. Olson's personal deco- rations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal with Combat "V" and Gold Star in lieu of second award, and the Combat Action Ribbon.
Col. Olson is married to the former Linda Fleming. They -lave two children, Clarrisa and John.
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Louis Mathala, a World War II veteran from Dallas, examines the MK19 under the direction of Sgt. Joseph Stewart of Weapons Co., 1st Bn , 3rd Marines.
be two sided. One former Marine who was with a parachute battalion was "amazed that the Marines who were being picked up into the sky by a helicopter (SPIE rigging) were not getting any special pay," while another claimed there wasn't enough money to get him to do that.
The Association planned this trip so they would arrive in Guam in time to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Guam Liberation.
Guam was the largest and most important island in the Marianas and the only American possession in the island group. It had been captured by the Japanese, Dec. 10, 1941. The recapture was important because it provided airfields from which Japan could be bombed and good anchorages for an
advance naval base. The first waves of the
invasion landed July 21. The battle ended Aug. 10, with the declaration that the is- land was secure. American casualties on Guam totalled 7,800, of which 6,964 were Marines.
For many members this will be the first time they have been back to Guam. Others have made a point to visit periodically.
"About 19 of us made a trip through the islands (Guam, Saipan, and Tinian) in 1984. I kept seeing all these Japanese graves so beautifully taken care of. People were putting fresh flowers on them daily," said Harvey Tennant, of San Diego. "The more I saw, the angrier I got."
Tennant, 83, served in the
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Dynamite sticks, tossed by 3rd Mar Div Marine engineers, explode as they seal an enemy cave position on Guam during WWII.
Marine Corps from 1927- 1953. He was a China Marine and was in Guam twice - the first time in 1927, the second with the 3rd MarDiv when it landed in 1944
"I was with a lot of differ- ent units during my 26-and- a-half years, but my loyalty is with the Third (MarDiv). That was where I got all my combat time," he said.
That loyalty produced the creation of the 3rd Marine Division Association Memo- rial on Guam
"1 knew I wanted to get back home to start some- thing. I gave my report about the (1984 Pacific) tour to our Southern California Chapter, and told them of my feelings. The next thing you know, Little Joe Hogan (who wrote
'Marines Don't Cry') gave me a check and said 'We've got a start.'"
Due largely to Tennant's dedication, the 3rd Marine Division Association Memo- rial was dedicated on Guam in 1987.
But that wasn't the end of the project for the retired captain. "Now we are going back to try to add something to it. Have you ever seen a memorial without the naives of the dead on it? We .ore going to look into getling the names of our dead put on. our memorial."
Although the majority of the members were Marines, there were representatives of other services also.
Thomas E. Mebks, Atlanta, was a SeaRee during World
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MWSS returns to Kahukus, practices ACE support Story and photos by Sgt. W.M. Alasandar
Marine Wing Support Squadron-174 deployed to the Kahukus July 10-14 to con- duct an exercise designed to keep the "hum" in the many moving parts of the squad- ron's combat engine.
Their largest quarterly training exercise, EMU III (named after a combative Australian bird), acts as the barometer by which the nquadron monitors itself against its combat mission.
That mission is to support the Aviation Combat Element of 1st MER's Marine Air Ground Task Force. A large part of that help is in avia- tion ground support, where '174 provides aircraft with fuel and a helicopter support base when one isn'tavailable. Another part is rear area security, where the squad- ron's commander, as the ACE's battle officer, marshals MAG-24 forces to defend the perimeter surrounding the helicopter support base.
During this exercise, the squadron strived to hone these arena to a razor's edge, seek- ing maximum benefit from its
"They like the way we do business, so they called us back."
available resources. They also honed their NBC defense procedures, carried out a full- blown maintenance effort, and made use of two of its Reversal Osmosis Water Pu- rification Units I the ROWN1 is a 7,300- pound machine capable of making pure water from salt water or dirty fresh watery.
What was different about this exercise was what commanding officer, LtCol. James Abelee. dubbed his "secret weapon" to enhance communications procedures, and the growing use of the squadron's internal Surveil- lance and Target Acquisition platoon.
The secret weapon turned out to be three Navajo Marine "code talkers," fluent enough in their native language to baffle curious electronic warfare specialists, who at- tempted to intrude and de-
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\S 41* LCpI. Alvin Utliehat, MWSS-174 maintenance, makes radio communications in the Navajo language. He is one of the squad- ron's three Navajecode talkers" MCU/from 1 PME correspondence courses around the Corps, for corpo- offered through the Marine rals and sergeants, will also Corps Institute will be coor- he coordinated by the univer- dinated by the university, as city. will a professional reading
The PME program consists program. of resident instruction to the Plans for the MCU include maximum extent possible, construction of a Marine and structured self-study, Corps Research Library at including correspondence Quantico, tentatively in 1993. courses and professional Facilities planners at Quan- ending, for those periods be- tico are considering a num.
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code friendly radio communi- cations.
"Everytime we go out, we play the communications game as if it were real," said Lt(101. Abele... "We bring Mr. Don !fluke out hen. and he's used to whipping up on our butts. So this time, we decided we'd go back a few years and do what the old- timers did against the Japa- nese in World War II."
What Marine Corps "old- timers" did was made exten- sive use of specially trained Navajo"ode talkers"un Iwo Jima, and other military operations in the Pacific theater during the World War II. The Navajo language was jibberish to the Japanese and therefore closed to transla- tion.
During the war, these Marines were used in tactical situations to gain precious time when urgent classified radio truffle; had to be trans- mitted in a hurry.
It was the successful inci- dents during the war that caused ((Col. Abelee to see his three Marines Navajos as an asset to the squadron. Since the Navajo language contains words which some- times have no English trans- lation, the Marines had to devise their own vocabulary. For instance, when they wanted to say, "We've been ambushed; we need air sup- port," they used the word horses which, to them, meant air support. A simple word like enemy, in Navajo, is "Nistaa ji dun li he."
"It threw fits into their (EW specialist's) efforts," he said. "He didn't know what Ian.
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These code talkers were sent out with the squadron's STA platoon, another tactical arm which beefed up the squad- ron's assets in its defensive role. MWSS-174 STA acted as the squadron's eyes and ears forward of the their position.
The nine Marines who've volunteered for STA have undergone comprehensive training in their off -duty time, working with Recon and the STA platoons from the 1st and 3rd Battalions at 3rd Marines.
During the five-day exercise,
HAWAII MARINE the squadron's engineers completed a two-part road project. One was a stream forwarding point, where Marines reinforced a creekbed with concrete so vehicles can drive through on the water side. The other project took place in the Alpha quarter of the Kahukus, where they made improvements on the Alpha access road.
"We've done road projects up here before," said lstLt. Grady Ogburn, '174's assis- tant operations officer. "They like the way we do business so they called us back."
With a third major exercise under its wing, MWSS-174 plans to absorb the lessons learned and chart the course for EMU IV this fall.
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Top NCO Sgt. David Devaney, STA Platoon 3/3, demonstrates proper rappelling tech- niques here during the re- cent visit of 152 British soldiers based at Stanley Fort, Hong Kong. Sgt. Dev- aney was NCO School's honor graduate for class 6- 89. As a student, he main- tained a 98.5 grade point average, attained a perfect score for the Physical Fit- ness Test and received the NCO Leadership Award.
3RD MARDIV/from A-3 War II and remembers not only working with the Ma- rines, but being one of them.
"When we joined up with the Marines, they took all our Navy stuff away from us and gave us Marine gear," he explained. "We wore Marine uniforms with equiva- lent rank. We trained with them, and even made some of their famous 120-mile hikes. We made the landing right along side of them and, at times, were there ahead.of the Marines, building bridges and such so the Marines could take their tanks and equipment."
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MGen. John A. Studds, commanding general of the 1st MEB, spoke to the group after the demonstration.
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What you throw away could cost everyone Carelessness can worsen the hazardous waste problem Story and photo by Cpl. Reginald M. Cole
The Clean Water Act of 1977 states that it is a fed- eral offense to discharge hazardous waste into the waterways.
When hazardous waste - such as paint, some solvents, and filters from gas masks, - is dumped into trash bins, it is carried by dump trucks to land fills. From there, the waste is dumped and covered up. The waste material then seeps into the ground and sometimes filters into under- ground waterways. Eventu- ally,this waste makes its way into the water tables.
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waste material. So just by the natural food chain, people who throw paint and other hazardous waste into trash bins are posing a threat to the environment and to personal safety."
Sgt. Knipe maintains that his primary mission is to ensure that the Air Station maintains compliance with federal, state and local envi- ronmental laws.
"If anyone unknowingly discards hazardous waste into a trash bin, he is committing a civil offense. If caught, he will be forced to pay a fine," said Sgt. Knipe. "If he is aware of the hazardous waste and still discards it, he is committing a criminal of- fense, which means he will most likely go to jail."
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By Capt. J. L. Hayden Legal Services Center
The freedom to worship as one chooses without govern- ment interference is guaran- teed by the First Amendment to our Constitution. This freedom is the reason many of our ancestors came to America.
Religious freedom is one of the rights military members have sworn to defend. Mili- tary organizations depend upon absolute uniformity in many areas to instill discip- line. Uniformity and religious
freedom have occasionally conflicted, such as when a servicemember's religious practices do not coincide with duty schedules, uniform regu- lations or messhall menus. The Secretary of the Navy provided guidance to resolve conflicts in this area to commanders in SECNAV- INST 1730.8, dated May 23, 1988. Policy
The policy of the Depart- ment of the Navy as set forth in SECNAVINST 1730.8 "is 'to accomodate doctrinal or traditional observances of re- ligious faith practiced by individual members when they will not have an ad- verse impact on ,nilitary readi-
[less, individual or unit readi- ness, unit cohesion, health, safety, or discipline."
The instruction acknowl- edges that not all religious practices can be accommo- dated at all times. Whether a servicemember's religious practice can be accommo- dated is a decision for his or her commanding officer hosed upon his discretion and his determination of military necessity. The instruction provides non-binding guide- lines in four areas and estab- lishes procedures for religious accommodations.
Religious observance
SECNAVINST 1730.8 states that worship services, and observances of Sabbath and holy days shall be ac- commodated, unless precluded by military necessity as de- termined by the commander.
Dietary observance Commanders are instructed
to consider, on the same basis as other personal reasons, the religious doctrines and tradi- tions of a member's religious faith in acting on requests for separate rations. Com- manders may also authorize members to being supplemen- tal food rations to the field to accommodate religious observances, providing this
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cities the requests for immu- nization waiver by balancing the religious objection of the member against the medical risk to the member and military unit and military re- quirements such :is alert status and deployment poten- tial. Thereafter, comanders may revoke itronunization waivers Misled upon immedi- ate risk of exposure or to comply with international health regulations relating to foreign travel or deployment.
Uniforms Religious apparel are or.
... of clothing worn as part t the observance of a reli-
gious faith. Hair and groom- ing practices are not included withing religious faith. The instruction divides items of religious apparel into three categories.
The first group, items of religious apparel that are not visible or otherwise apparent, may be worn with the uni- form if they do not interfere with the performance of duty or with the proper wearing of the uniform.
The second group, jewelry bearing religious inscriptions or otherwise indicating reli- gious beliefs, may be worn subject to the same uniform regulations for all jewelry.
The third group, visible items of religious apparel, are obviously subject to more con- ditions. First, it must be ap- proved by the commander. To be approved, it must be neat and conservative; it must not replace a uniform article or interfere with the proper wearing of the uni. form; it must not he affixed or appended to any article of the uniform; and it must nut
interfere with the perform- ance of the member's duties.
Visible items of religious apparel may not be worn in ceremonial details and func- tions, such as review forma- tions, parades and honor guards. Visible items of religious apparel are gener- ally prohibited during initial military training.
The guidelines authorize the following: The wearing of skullcaps or yarmulke (sub- ject to a commander's deter- mination of whether it inter- feres with the member's performance of duty and the prohibition applicable tee basic training) and the wearing of religious apparel with the uniform by chaplains during worship services and those in attendance at organized worship services.
Procedures The Commandant is au-
thorized to approve visible items of religious apparel, Commanders and command- ing officers are also author- ized to approve visible reli- gious apparel. In cases where a commanding officer denies such a request, the member shall be advised of his right to request a review of that decision by the Commandant of the Marine Corps within 30 days. Visible items of religious apparel may not be
worn with the uniform until approved.
The instruction lists the following facts to be consti' ered by commanders in tiedr ing whether to accommodat a religious practice: (l) th importanceof military regain merits; (2) the religious in. portanee of the requested at
commodation; (3) the cunt lative impact of repeated a,
commodations of a siniih nature; el) alternative omen: available to meet the re quested accommodation; and (5) previous treatment of similar requests, including those of a nonreligious nature.
In the event accommoda- tion is not in the best inter- est of the unit, and continuted tension exists between the unit and the member, administrative ac- tion, including reassignment, reclassification and separa- tion are authorized. The instruction does not preclude disciplinary actions under ill, UCMJ in appropriate ens,.
Questions about SECNAV INST 1730.8 and its applies bility to particular hie' should be addressed to rube the Administrative 1.a, Section or the Military .11, tice Section at the Lego! Services Center.
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Vacation Bible School
The focus of the 1989 Air Station Chapel-sponsored Vacation Bible School is "Jesus Loves Me." Children ages 4-6 grade are invited to come to the Vacation Bible School Aug. 7-11 from 9-11:30 a.m. at Mokapu School. Activ- ities will include singing, crafts and games. Parents can register their children at the Station Chapel (Building 11090) directly behind the MCX) from 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and until 3 p.m. Fridays. The cost is $3 per child or $5 per family.
A bus will be available for transportation to and from the housing areas.
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tion in administration. To insure a breadth of knowl- edge in the educational field, a total of 30 semester hours of coursework is required. Of these, 21 must be core courses with nine being electives.
Courses are offered six terms within the academic year from September through August. Normally, two courses are scheduled during each eight-week term. Each three-unit course meets twice weekly during weekday eve- nings or an intensive week- end format for a total of 45- 48 contact hours.
Students who wish to pursue the degree must:
(1) possess a bachelor's degree from' an accredited institution
(2) have an acceptable undergraduate grade point average
(3) Demonstrate promise of success in graduate study.
Courses being o, fered Term I (Aug. 28-Oct. 20) at Hickam AFB are: .Personnel Rela- tions, Analyses of Current
Issues in Education and Professional Interpersonal Communications in Educa- tion.
For further information or registration, please contact Robin Barnes at 449-5320 or stop by Hangar 2 at Hickam. TSU is approved for Military Tuition Assistance and veter- ans benefits.
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Job openings at MWR
The MWR Branch is look- ing for people to fill vacan- cies in positions ranging from sales clerks to bartenders aboard the Air Station.
All dependents, civilians and active-duty people are welcome to apply. For more information and specific job descriptions, call 254-5772.
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Semper Fit brings home first in state competition By Cpl. rinliasis N. Colo
The aerobic dance team, 'Semper Fit,' headed by in- structor Wayne Barkley, danced their way to a first place victory at the Team Aerobic Regional State Com- petition July 2. The six- member Kaneohe-based team Was one of four teams in the novice division that competed in the event, which was held at Kapioluni Park.
The competiton was based on originality, showmanship, music selection and appear- ance.
"I knew that they were ready to go when the com- petition started," said Bar- kley. "It takes about a good four to five months to get a good routine down, but everyone worked really hard to get all the moves coordi- nated."
'I'he aerobic team was the first team to compete from the Marine Corps,
Semper Fit was originated
three months ago by Bar- kley, who also dances with a
local team, Ocean Spray. Semper Fit beat out teams
from Schofield Barracks and other local teams from around the island, but the competi- tion still proved to be close.
"When the judges started to announce second and third place, I have to admit that I was a little skeptical of our outcome," said Luis Mercado, a member of Semper Fit. "It was a very close competition; in the end our team had a
good score." The team plans to go to
the National Competition in Hayward, Calif., at the California State University.
"We're trying to get the Marine Corps to recognize aerobics as a physical fitness sport, such as basketball," said Mercado.
Semper Fit had to earn more than $700 for uniforms and entrance fees to he able to compete in the previous dance competition.
"We had to have two car washes just to he able to raise enough money to be in the competition," said Patti Phil- lips, a member of Semper Fit.
Aerobics has been gather- ing strength in the Marine Corps in the last two years. Some Marine units have been implementing it into their physical fitness programs.
"When I first started in aerobics, all the male Marines would laugh and say hard Marines don't do aerobics," said Mercado. "But when they participated, they found out that it wasn't for sissies, and it probably gave them one of the hest workouts they'd had."
Starting in late November, 'the team will be forming up to start training for a na- tional competition in Febru- ary. The team is looking for people interested in aerobics. For information on member- ship, call Patti Phillips at 257- 5489.
Semper Fit performs at Kapiolani Park.
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Joshua McCarthy of the Kaneohe Raiders lakes the ball away from Michelle Quintana of the Kaneohe Hornets during a recent game.
Youth soccer results Grasshopper Division
Kaneohe Destroyers bent Kaneohe Raiders 2-1 '
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Scuba lessons
Variety of courses offered
Are you still putting off getting certified as a scuba diver? Contact the In' of- fice here for information on upcoming courses, offered through Aaron's Dive Shops of Kailua and Kaneohe.
Open Water Diver courses start weekly at both stores, and cost $8 6.9 5. Those completing the course are cer- tified as recreational divers and are issued Open Water Diver cards from the Profes- sional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
Tutu-ling is conducted at the shop and at the Station Pool, with clam members making their first ocean dives after the fourth class session.
For those already certified, an Advanced Open Water
Diver Course, which intro- duces divers to deep diving, night diving, search and recovery diving and under- water navigation, starts Fri- day as well as July 28, Aug. 11, and Aug. 25.
In addition, a Night Diver specialty course will be of- fered July 28, a Search and Recovery specialty course will be offered Aug. 11, and an Underwater Navigator spe- cialty course will be offered Aug. 25. Those wishing to take specialty courses must already be certified as Open Water Divers. Each course costs $50
For more information on these and other courses, call the ITT office at 254-3304.
A Marine from a group of Bravo Battery, 1/12 Marines, who recently completed the Open Water Diver Course, dumps
from his buoyancy control device during his first ocean dive recently.
A II Stry. Marine Ascends to loin the rest of the pre at Sharks Cove on the North Shore. The first ocean dive Is a unique adventure for many
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2nd Annual Kaneohe Klipper Seniors Pro - Am Top Players from the PGA Seniors Tour, such as,
Charlie Sifford *Charles Coody Larry Mowry Mike Fetchick Pete Brown Bob Brue 'Billy Casper *George Bayer Don Bias Ken Still
*Chi Chi Rodriguez Lee Elder Jim King * George Lanning *Orville Moody Bob Erickson Joe Jimenez
Ralph Terry Rafe Botts
have been invited to share the Klipper Course with You in an exciting and fun-filled day of Golf. A Special invitation has also been extended to Lee Trevino! Many of these Pro's played in our 1st Annual Kaneohe Klipper Seniors Pro-Am.
Irtfrint_ Siofted Horse Show
Volunteers needed
The August Cowhorae Championship Show sched- uled to be held at the Waimanalo New Town and Country Stables Aug. 4-5, is looking for volunteers to help with set up and running of the event.
Volunteers will be needed on both days and will be contributing to the efforts of a non-profit organization.
For more information call Bill Forwood at 261-0659, or Jackie Greeley at 949-3098 and leave a message.
Dash and Splash BiatIon '89, an annual run
and swim, will be held July 30 at 7 a.m., around Lanakai and in the waters of Kai lua Bay.
The course will consist of a 2.8-mile run around the bike route encircling Lanakai, followed by an 800-yard swim from the boat ramp near the lighthouse up the shore. Awards will go to the top finishers in the standard age and sex brackets, with draw- ings to be held for door prizes.
The cost of the event, which will include T-shirts and entertainment, is $14 and must be postmarked by today. Entrys after that will be accessed a $3 late process- ing fee.
Entry forms are available
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Schedule of events Saturday Dec. 9
6:00 PM Pairing Party at he Officers Club for all entrants and one guest. reams will be formed through a draw.
Sunday Dec. 10 7:00 AM Check In, Continental Breakfast, Photo Session and Clin- ic. 8:30 AM Pro-AM Shotgun Start. Format - 1 Professional and 5
Amateurs Playing Scramble. 1:00 PM Lunch & Awards at the Officers Club for all Participants. (No Guests at this function.)
ErArles: Must be received not later than the close of business on Friday, November 17,1989. There will be 36 amateur spots available for civilians. These will be filled on a first re- ceived, first entered basis. The earliest postmark will have priority
at local athletic stores and through the gyms on base. For more information call Donna Meyer, race director, at 254-4511.
Lacrosse The Hawaii Marine La:
crone team is holding prac- tices at Pop Warner Field on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. and Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. for all military people interested in the sport.
For more information call Lt. Jonske at 257-1801.
Adult Volleyball Adult freeplay volleyball is
being held every Thursday night from 7-10 p.m in the Main Gym.
Sponsored by the Athletic Department, it is designed to give volleyball players a chance to get out on the court to work on their games and have fun.
Everyone is welcome to come out.
The Aerobic beat Semper Fit offers aerobics
classes to active duty person- nel, their dependents, and
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civilian employees on base. Instructors offer classes comparable in quality to any fitness facility on the island. In addition, the aerobics floor, which should he a criti- cal consideration for any exerciser, provides a cush- ioned surface to reduce the risk of injury.
For more information call Dependent Recreation at 254- 2963, or attend one of the classes at the main gym. The aerobic schedule is as folloWs:
Monday, Wednesday, Fri- day
9.10:15 a.m. - Aerobics 11:30 a.m.-I 2:30 p.m. -
Active duty Aerobics 5-6:16 p.m. - Aerobics Tuesd ay,Th urral ay 11:30 a.m. .12:30 p.m. -
Active duty Aerobics 5.6:15 p.m. - Aerobics 6:15-7:15 p.m. - Water
Aerobics All classes will be held in
the main gym, except water aerobics. The water aerobics classes are held at the Sta- tion pool. Baby sitting is available for the 9 a.m. class.
I.M. Flag Football The organizational meeting
Kaneohe' Tennis Association
The Kaneohe Tennis Asso- ciation ham a racquet going on that's an advantage to tennis players, and they're looking for new players to put on their string.
Events like their "Ladies Playday" every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. serve to give people a chance to compete. Women courting ideas about playing in this need only set their minds to it and show up at the nets by the Station Thea- ter, don't make a fault and forget your racquet though.
For more information, get a ruling from Stephanie Bates at 254-2486.
Track and Field People interested in com-
peting in local track and field competition are needed to for a newly formed team, the "Team Hawaii Heat."
Competitions are held on a regular basis at local schools and other facilities. Age groups are open for people from seven on up, whether active-duty or dependent.
Fur more information call A. .1. Pollard at 262-2140.
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LIVE! FROM BALTIMORE CIVIC CENTER The (owl! rlowii this begun! The super spectaculat summer tradition continues when professional wrestling 's top contenders collide in Bash 139" Wrestling 1.1o,-Ilteatly know that in the heat of the night tempers will flare, titles will to. 'ft loped. egos will be bruised and more than one score will be settled You art , (turd on The Glory Days- to continue the NWA tradition of excellence.
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for the 1989 intramural flag football season will be held July 27 at 11:45 in the Station theatre.
Issues will be discussed, so it is mandatory that your unit has a representative present. If you do not have a repre- sentative at this meeting, don't expect to play in the league this September.
For more information, call John Magnus at 254.2516.
Varsity Basketball The Hawaii Marine men's
varsity basketball team is in need of a head coach.
The athletic director is now
accepting coaching resumes and applications. The dos-, ing date for this position is July 21.
All interested and/or quail fled Marines are encouraged, to apply. Call Dave Burnett, athletic director, at 254 -2616, for more information.
Bodybuilding contest
The 1989 Mr. & Mrs. K- Bay bodybuilding contest will be held August 12 at the Enlisted Club.
Participants must apply to Michael White at the Fitness Center, or call 254-2731.
Convenient Health Care Right In Your Own Back Yard
The Honolulu Medical Group's Windward clinic at the Pali Palms Plaza offers plenty of free parking (if you ride The Bus, we're on the main bus line), convenient appointments and friendly and comfortable offices.
Quality services are available in the following areas:
OB/GYN Family and Adult Care School/Sport Physicals
Psychology Services Family and Marriage
Counseling
We welcome CHAMPUS, HMSA, IIDS, Aetna, Travelers, Medicare, IelandCare, and other insurance plans.
So, to receive convenient quality health care, you don't need to look any further than your own hack yard.
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July 20, 1989 HAWAII MARINE B-3
Compiled by Sgt. Mark Sigui dson
MP Dept
Alcohol -related incidents A Marine was appre-
hended by MPs for DWI. The Marine was stopped during an identification check at the H-3 gate when the MP de- tected alcohol on his breath. The Marine submitted to an Intoxilyzer test, which showed a .14 percent blood- alcohol level. The Marine
was later released to his unit. While attempting to enter
the Air Station in his ve- hicle, a Marine failed to stop at the H 3 gate. Upon contact, alcohol was detected on his breath. He was apprehended for DWI and transported to the MP Dept., where he refused to submit to all tests.
A Marine was appre- hended by the Fort DeRussy
By GySgt. R.L. Hoover Joint Education Center
The VEAP, or Chapter 32, is probably the most compli- cated and least understood of the VA programs. Here is some basic information rela- tive to the program.
The eligibility dates are January 1, 1977 to June 1 98 5.
The maximum individual participation is $2,700.
Once you have partici- pated in the program, you are always eligible for partici- pation. In other words, you can stop your VEAP, with- draw your money, and then later participate again. How- ever, if you initially declined to participate, you are never eligible to participate again.
Entitlement depends on the method of participation used. For example, if you had $25 per month deducted from your pay, you are entitled to
$2 2 5 per month for 36 months. However, if you elected to participate at $100 per month, you would rate $300 per month, but for only 27 months. If you submitted, a lump sum of $2,700, you draw the same benefits as the individual who partici- pated at the $100 per month rate.
When you use your benefits on active duty, the method of deduction gets complicated. The easiest way to explain it is that you re- ceive a check from the VA every month you attend school. When the checks total your monthly entitle- ment, the VA deducts one month entitlement from your total.
To use your benefits while on active duty, you must have money in the program and have completed your first
Military Police for DWI and disorderly conduct. The Ma- rine was stopped while oper- ating his vehicle at the fort's main gate. During process- ing, the Marine became bel- ligerent and refused to sub- mit to any chern;,..1 t.to
An intoxicated Marine was observed throwing ice at a bartender while at the En- listed Club. The Marine was asked several times to leave the club, but he refused. The
enlistment. If you have with- drawn your funds from the program, you can make a lump sum payment and start using your benefits as soon as the money registers with the VA (normally two months later).
If you have questions about your entitlement, please contact us at the JEC at 254- 2901/1703.
Correspondence courses
If you are deploying soon or your work schedule does not permit you to further your education, you can still at- tend college and earn credits. The JEC has two methods of doing this via correspon- dence:
a. The Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES), has organized about 40 colleges to provide credit courses for
Afftece se4atedoxte4 Women's
Awareness Program
Join the Armed Services YMCA for its Wednesday pro- grams at the ASYMCA Outreach, located down the sidewalk from the 7-Day Store. Child care and trans- portation are available. Call for reservations at 254-9719 or 254-4965.
Wednesday -"Oshi bana" with Bea Krauss (making notecards using pressed dry flowers and leaves).
Attention teen girls The ASYMCA is offering a
three-day workshop on "Make-up and Skin Care," modeling tips, and "choos- ing your best colors." Pro- fessional models and make- up consultants will be on hand to help you learn how to effectively use clothing colors and subtle make-up to enhance your beauty, along with modeling tips for poise and .feeling more at ease around others. Classes are Aug. 9, 10 and 11 from 9-11 a.m. A small fee of $3 will be charged. Call the ASYMCA to sign up or for more information at 254-4719 or 254-4965.
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Registration is tieing taken for Lamaze classes beginning July 30 and 31 from 6-8 p.m. The six weeks of classes will cover all aspects of preg- nancy, labor and delivery.
Dog obedience classes
The ASYMCA is taking signups now for dog obedi- ence classes. Classes are held Sunday afternoons from 4-5 and run for 6 weeks. Dogs are taught by a certified dog trainer. Your dog will learn to sit, lie down, and come when you call him. To sign up and for more information, please call 254-4719 or 254- 4 9 65.
Marine was apprehended by MPs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Other Incidents
Three Marines stationed here were seen smoking mari- juana in a vehicle parked at the Ala Wai Helipad, Hon- olulu. When approached by HPD officers, one of the Marines became combative and had to be removed from the vehicle. The Marines were arrested for promoting
active duty personnel. They are major colleges, and credit is transferrable, plus, the courses qualify under the Marine Corps Tuition Assis- tance Program.
b. For commissioned offi- cers and certain enlisted per- sonnel, the Naval Postgradu- ate School (NPS) offers cor- respondence courses. The only cost in the courses offered is the price of the test book, if required. The NPS offers limited subject areas, and courses can be taken for credit or on an audit basis.
These are both viable tools in completing or starting an education, even though you are in a deployable unit.
Catalogs for both DANTES and NPS are available at the JEC.
Remedial Education Services
Remedial Education Serv- ices offers courses at no cost
detrimental drugs (3rd degree) and transported to HPD Central where they were held on $25 bail.
A Marine stationed here was arrested by HPD officers at the Station Legal Office via a bench warrant. The Marine was previously ar- rested for promoting danger- ous drugs while on Bethel and Ho el streets in Waikiki, and was released pending in-
to active duty Marines and sailors here.
AFCT Preparation -a course designed to improved your GT/EL scores on the Armed Forces Classification Test: Past results have been an average increase of 18 points in GT and 16 in EL. This course concentrates on basic English and math skills and is intended to help you qualify for reenlistment/lat- eral move/commissioning programs.
The next class begins Aug. 7. If you are interested, stop by and see Mr. Chapman any Monday, Wednesday or Fri- day or call him at 254-2901/ 170:1
11 you have any questions conerning your education or benefits available, feel free to stop by the JEC or call Sgt. Curtis, Sgt. Richmond, or myself. We will do our beat to answer any questions.
Sitecia Seiweee4 Library activities
Relocating this summer? The Station Library can assist with moving decisions by offering maps and com- munity information f o r many duty stations. Infor- mation packets are available for browsing or loan.
There's still time to sign up for the Adventures with Paddington Summer Reading Program . T h e program is for children ages 5-12, and will continue through Aug. 19.
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vestigation. The Marine is being held in lieu of $1,000 bail with a pending court date.
A Marine became involved in an argument with his wife which escalated into a fight. The Marine was apprehended by MPs for breach of peace and transported tq the MP Dept., where he was released to his unit.
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The program dated July .22
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In News Log, Marine Security Force troops in Rota, Spain, use paint guns to sharpen combat shooting abilities, and future military doctors learn about life in the field at Quantico.
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Family Housing Council
Scheduled for Friday at 9:30 a.m. at the ESC, the Family
Housing Council is designed to address concerns of resi- dents of the Air Station. All residents are welcome and are urged to attend. Problems and complaints should nor- mally be sumbitted to the Housing Office for resolution before the issue is raised in the council. Council usually meets on the third Friday of each month.
Weight control support group
It's time to tackle those un- wanted pounds. A free support group meets Tuesdays at the FSC from 10:30-11:30 a.m. for family members and active duty personnel. Learn how to get in control of your
overeating through discus- sions on behavior modifica. tion, nutrition and menus, stress management, self-es- teem, motivation, and com- mitment. Handout material on recipes, tracking your progress, and updates on overeating information are available every week. No res- ervations are required.
Looking for a job?
There is an Employment Resource Center at the FSC to help you find a job in the civilian community. Make an appointment to get your name into the computerized job bank which stores the names of more than 1,100
companies with various job opportunities, from entry level to executive. For an appoint- ment, call 254-1541. Resume help is also available.
Check out CHAMPUS
CHAMPUS briefings are held at the FSC on the first and third Thursdays of every month from noun to 1:30 p.m. The CHAMPUS bene- fits advisor from Pearl Har. bor will give information about cost, coverage, and claims filing. She will also help you choose which plan is beet for you. No reserva- tions are required, but ap- pointments can be made for personal assistance following the brief: call 474-4406.
Also, the representative for CHAMPUS Prime and Extra will be available during the presentations to give you information and provide applications and assistance for Prime and Extra options. Appointments can be sched- uled with Teri Edel: 522-7545.
Anger workshop The FSC will offer another
anger workshop on the sec- ond Tuesday of each month from 1-9 p.m. Do you hold anger in until you "blow?" Do you feel that others provoke you? Learn how to deal with anger productively and to identify the stresses that produce anger. Call 254- 1541 for reservations. This clan is offered the second
Family Theatre 7:15 p.m. nightly
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Friday-Sunday Rainman -drama (R)
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Sunday 7:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 8:30 a.m. - Protestant Com, 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sun- day School, Pre-School, Bldg. 1391 9:30 a,m. - Catholic Mass 11 a.m. - Protestant Worship' 1 p.m. - Samoan Congrega- tion
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine for Catholics is held on Mondays. Pre-School through Kindergarten levels are taught at the Chapel, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. Grades 1-2 are taught at Mokapu Elemen- tary School, 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.
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Tuesday Die Hard -action; drama
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his ex-wife in Los Angeles gets tangled up with interna- tional assassins.
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Marriage Skills Workshop
A Marriage Skills Workshop will be held Aug. 22 and 23 from A a.m.- 4 p.m. at the FSC for newlyweds, prospec- tive brides and grooms, and anyone in their first year of marriage. Formerly called the Marriage Preparation Work- shop, the course is designed to make couples aware of problems encountered in the early years of marriage. Money management, alcohol and drug abuse, preventive law and anger and conflict management are discussed. For reservations call 254- 1541.
dryer. Supreme 70 washer $300.00; dryer free with washer. Both in great condi- tion. 259-2259.
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Tickets will be available for the Super Bowl of Wheels, which takes place at Aloha Stadium Aug. 4 and 5. Advance tickets will be $2 for both night events. Tickets the day of the event at the stadium will be $15 for adults and $12 for chilren 7-12. There will be 300 participants, featuring motorcycles, dune buggies, skate boarding, trail, BMX and mountain bikes. The stadium parking lot will Open at 3:30 p.m. Turnstiles will open at 5, and events will begin at 6. Get your tickets early.
There are still seats avail- able for the Chippendales show. July 21 and 22 are sold out. Tickets at I'll' are $18. They are $20 at the door. Doors open at the Genesis Factor at 6:30.
The Honolulu Comedy Clubis featuring Doug Ferrari through Sunday. Christopher Titus is featured from July 25.30.
Pro Wrestling is featured at the Bloch Arena July 29. Ringside seats are $6. General admission is $5. Children and senior citizens are $3.
H&S Co. 1st MEB Promoted PFC F.J. Gutierrez LCpl. D. Gomez, Jr. LCpI. D.G. Peterson Cpl. J.M. Defoer Cpl. V.L. Lahren Cpl. C.C. Rumin Sgt.' E. Clause
Meritorious Mast Cpl. R.W. Gardner Certificate of Commendation LCpl. M.P. Murray Cpl. VI,. Lahren Cpl. R.G. Tarango Sgt. D.D. Hongerholt
Good Conduct Medal LCpl. P.R. Reisen, Jr. LCpI. D.K. Rubitschung Cpl. D. Bilderback
Navy Achievement Medal Cpl. D.M. Bray Sgt. C.L. Chambers Sgt. A. Rivera
1/3 Reported Pvt. R.S. Stutzman PFC W. Alton PFC R.E. Botelho PFC C.L. Hambrick PFC D.E. Odle PFC P.M. Bother PFC C.L. Shed, Jr. LCpI. S.J. Prato HI Promoted PFC W.F. Hochkein PFC J.H. Rocha PFC S.C. Wieckowski, Jr. LCpl. L.M. Fisher
The Guangdong Puppet Troupefrom Canton, China, will he at the Ken. nedy Theater at the Univer- sity of Hawaii through Sat- urday. There is a matinee Saturday. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for students, mili- tary personnel, children and senior citizens. The troupe has performed all over the world, and won a silver medal in Romania at the second International Puppet Festival.
The Miller Time III Sum- mer Special -provide your own gear for a half-day dive
- is $36 per person. The special runs through Sept. 3.
The Honolulu Symphony stone off its Starlight Pops series this year at the Waikiki Shell with "The Best of the Big Bands" - swinging sounds of Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller on July 22.
The following week (July 29), the symphony will pres- ent Rodgers and Ham- mersetein on Broadway, along with the Symphony Chorus. Tickets are $10 (lawn), $13 (second tier) and $16 (1st tier).
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1/12 Reported Pvt. M.C. Claussen Pvt. M.J. Cliver Pvt. R. Jacques Pvt. S.L. Johnston Pvt. T.J. Kotkosyski PFC A.E. Ream PFC Y.A. Brown PFC G.E. Caldwell PFC J.C. Chong PFC C.A. Czirr PFC L.F. Delgado PFC R.B. Douglass PFC K.D. Dreitler PFC K.T. Oyabu PFC C.W. Sanders
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TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES Traffic Schedule No. 89-7
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 79-44 AMENDING ARTICLE III. THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- PORTATION SERVICES, CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, up:RERY ESTABLISHES TRAFFIC SCHEDULE: NO. 89-7 TO AMEND SCHEDULE XI OF SECTION 15-8.3(2) ESTABLISHING NO WRNS: SCHEDULE XVI OF SECTION 15-13.4 ESTABLISHING RESERVED PARKING STALLS; SCHEDULE XIX OF SECTION 15- 13.10(1)(0 ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - AM AND PM PEAK PERIODS; SCHEDULE XX OF SECTION 15-13.10( 1 Kg) ESTABLISH- ING TOW ZONES - 24 HOURS; SCHEDULE XXI OF SECTION 15- 13.10(1Kh) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - SPECIFIED TIMES; SCHEDULE XXII OF SECTION 15-14.5(1) ESTABLISHING PROH- IBITED PARKING CERTAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIII OF SECTION 15-14.5(2) ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED LOADING/ UNLOADING ZONES; SCHEDULE XXIV OF SECTION 5-15.1(4) ESTABLISHING CURB LOADING ZONES; SCHEDULE XXV OF SECTION 15-15.3(4) ESTABLISHING OFFICIAL BUS STOPS; SCHEDULE XXVI OF SECTION 15-16.1 ESTABLISHING TIME LIMIT PARKING.
SECTION 1. Chapter 15 (1976 Traffic Coder, City and County of Honolulu, as amended. is hereby further amended in the following particulars:
a. By amending Schedule XI of Sec 15.8 3(2) establishing no turns by adding thereto the following item: "Kalihi St. No right turn from Kalihi St onto Makuahine St., in the Koko Head direction."
b. By amending Schedule XVI of Sec 15-13.4 establishing reserved parking stalls by deleting therefrom the following item: "Koa Ave , mauka side, for distance 20' Koko Head direction from ti point
Koko Head of the Koko Head corhline prolongation of Kaiulani Ave for parking of pedicabs."
c. By amending Schedule XIX 01 Sec I S 13 IN ion establishing tn.., zones - AM and PM peak periods by deleting therefrom the following item: "Queen St.. mauka aide, between South St end Emily St "
d. By amending Schedule XX of Sec. V; 13 1011 He) establishing tow zones -24 hours by adding thereto the following items. "Bishop St.. Ewa side. for distance Iola ottani direct from the makai curbline prolongation of Hotel St except City transit buttes "Hohron I.n.. Ewa side, for distance 1151' makal direction, commencing from a point 133' of the makai curbline prolongation of Kaifu, 14 exit."
e. By amending Schedule XXI of Sec 15 13 I IN 11410 establishing tow zones specified times by deleting therefrom the following item "Merchant St., mauka side. for distance 192' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curbline prolongation of Bethel St.. during hours 6:30 a.m. to 5:31) p.m., Mon. through Fri_ inclusive, except holidays."
f. By amending Schedule XXII of Sec 15 14.501 establishing prohibited parking certain armor in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto the following items
"Ala Puha Pl., mauka side. Ewa direction from a point 47re of the Ala Napunani St: curbline prolongation to its terminuus. "Ala Poha Pl., makai side. Ewa direction from a point 390' of the Ala Napunani St. curbline prolongation to its terminus "Houghtailing St., Ewa side, for distance 2ra1 in the militia direction from a point 22.5' of the mauka curbline prolongation of King St., during hours 6:30a.m. to8:30 a.m Men through Fri., except Sat.. Sun. and Holidays. "Komo Mai Dr., Koko Head side. mauka direction, commencing from the mauka property line of 2073 Komo Mai Dr to the makai curbline prolongation of Aumakue St. "Waipio (Ike Blvd., Koko Head side, for distance 44' makai direction from the makai side of driveway of Menewa PI "
2. By amending item relating to Milani St.. mauka side. for distance 105' Koko Head direction from its terminus; to read. "Natant St., makai side. for distance tort. Koko Head direction from its terminus."
By amending Schedule XXIII of Set. 15 14.5121 establishing prohibited loading:unloading zones by adding thereto the following item. "Hobron I.n., Ewa side, for distance 100 makai direction, commencing from a point 133' of the makai curbline prolongation of Kaioo Dr. exit."
h. By amending Schedule XXIV of See 1514.1441 establishing curb loading zones in the following particulars I. By adding thereto subsection 42) freight loading zones the following
item: "Beretania St., makai side. for distance FA' Ewe direction from a point 118' Ewa of the Ewa curbline prolongation of Richards St., during hours 7:0(1 Lin in 401 p m Mon through Sat., except tow away hours."
2. By deleting therefrom subsection (21 freight loading zones the following item: "King St., make' side, for distance 44' Ewe direction from a point 180' of the Ewa curbline prolongation of Dillingham Blvd "
i. By amending Schedule XXV of Sec 15.15 3441 establishing official bus stops by adding thereto the following item: "Moanalue Rd., makai side, for distance approximately 100' in the Pearl City direction, commencing from a point approximately 510' of the Pearl City curbline prolongation of Pali Momi St " By amending Schedule XXVI of Sec. 15-161 establishing time limit parking by adding thereto the following 'tern "Sumner St.. 2 hours., mauka aide. between Nimitz Hwy. and Iwilei Rd
Section 2. This schedule is hereby attached to and made a part of Article VI hereof and shall take effect ten life working days after its publication.
ALFRED J. THIEDE. Director Department of Transportation Services City and County of Honolulu
Dated: September 20, 1988
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236-0231
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QUALITY elec work ceiling fans, fixtures. no job to
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Masonry
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prices For free est Call 689-3468. lic.010347259
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CERAMIC Tile work, over 30 yrs exp We tile anything New or remodel To $100 Bill 531-0230/261-6462
Painting
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$550 Utils 262-8344
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Ph 488-8005 or 695-8749
([ 75 Apts. Partly Furnished
LEEWARD studio. utils $350. 2 bdrm $550.
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MASTER Bdrm 11/2 ba.. gd loc., non-smoker $450
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81 Houses Furnished
HALEIWA on beach. Quiet, safe 3 bdrm 2 be $2100 6 mos
734-2493 or 254-1532
rd3 Houses Partly Furnished
KAILUA 3 brdm 2 ba 2 car prkng All appl. $1400/mo 263-3764
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KAILUA Enchanted Lake 3 bdrm 2 ba near
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HANDY Base 2 bdrm. $700; 3 bdrm $850.
943-9605 Rent Mart Fee
FRIENDLY home in Kailua. $450 ends
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KAILUA Ig cottage/studio 800 s I . $900 turn 942-7500/526-0032
3 BDRM., 2 ba., beaut. turn.. all spot Koa
kitch $1750 942-7500/526-0032
WINDWARD 2 bdrm.; $650; 3 bdrm prkg. $875 943-9605 Rent Mart Fee
1-84 Housesitting
COUPLE will housesit from Aug 14-Sept 30 References avail Call 395-4922 or 261-4738
Iv msg.
Partly Fume KANEOHE Haiku Grdn
3 bdrm. 2'.: be. W /f) 2 lanai $1200 247-3865
I 88 Rooms for Rent
11 9 easy to charge it. Visa/MasterCard pays for
Sun Press Classified 235-5881
KANEOHE. room in Ig sect home w/pool & hot
tub. $450 235-3331
KAILUA, room in custom home $335/mo utils. incl dep washer/
dryer, cable TV 261-2943
KANEOHE, room to rent washer/dry, pool, sauna
$300/mo dep 239 -512k
KAILUA room in quiet home, share kitch. A bath,
prkg Call 254-1954
LANIKAI kitch prvlgs. $325 utils Call after
6pm 262-2154
KAILUA. home on water, cable TV in rm hot tub. washer, dryer.
Wits incl. $450 Military welcome No
pets 235-5020
93 Vacation Rentals
KAILUA, new vacation ren- tal Near beach 8 shops
pool. Call 262-8540
LANIKAI studio Next to beach $325 a wk $1175
a mo 263 -3793.
KAILUA Vacation Rentals, Near Beach
Call 261-5174
KAILUA. Bchside 1 bdrm 1 ba kitchen/family rm priv entrance 261-9800
FURNISHED beach front studio Day/week/month
842 -619319. msg
KAILUA studio. Steps to beach, pool Priv
entry $40/day 262-1280
KAILUA affordable, 1 bdrm , priv cottage
kitch . nr beach 262-2212
KAILUA 2 bdrm cottage, washer /dryer, pool
Call 254-1341
It's easy to charge it Vosa/MasterCerd pays for
Sun Press Classified 235-5881
93 Vacation Ramat. j PUNALUU across beach
park Sleeps 7/6, Ige yard Groups ok, day/wk/
mo. 531-8181 days.
CUTE bdrm 8 ba in Kailua priv. entry. cable TV.
$35/day. Call 261-4222
KAILUA nr beach-Esp nice I or 3 bdrm cottage TV Extras 262-5445
NEAR Castle Hospital 3 bdrm turn hmw/pooi
Call 261-2603
I" Sh°41Terni Rentals
KANEOHE Bay Irg 3 bdrm 2 ba view, pool (House for Sale) Show
prvlgs 8 nice furn essential No pets
Owner below maint yard. Pool $1200 261-7679
114 heat Estate for Sale t
EWA-Gentry, 4 bdrm.. 2 .
ba end of cul-de-sac 5245,000. F/S 681-5534
AMAZING PRICE West Texas -20 ACRE Ranchette - $7500. Only $200 down 8 $85 per month. Minutes to beau- tiful Red Bluff Lake Great fishing, boating, hunting 8 horseback rid- ing area Ideal for mobile homes. campers, FREE MAPS 8 PHOTOS
948-1155
r I114 Real Estate for Sale
KANEOHE by owner 4 bdrm.. 2'4 ba..
Parkway Phase A highly upgraded
5200.000 no courtesy Call 263-3764
FORECLOSURES Fixer-uppers, low do
Judie (RA) 528-1841 ERA Chaney Brooks 544 1680
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115 Real Estate Announcements
All reel estate advertised 1, this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin, or, an inten- tion to make such prefer- ence, limitation or discrim- ination " This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation of this law Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis
SAVE as much as $70,000 on your Mortgage
Amazing Recorded Mess- age Reveals Details. 836-4508 Dept Lab 3
116 Real Estate Warite
I HAVE BUYERS FOR YOUR
twnhs, house, cond Debra 8 Co 672-9086
PROPERTY
OWNERS
AND
REALTORS
Place your
ad
for 4 weeks
at
1/2 PRICE!
Sun Press
235-5881
fiff The Madden Corporation
One of Hawaii's leading publishers and distribu tors of visitor oriented merchandise has recently expanded into new facilities in conve- niently located Halawa Central Park. Employment vacancies are now available for the following skilled positions.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER COMPUTER PROGRAMMER/
OPERATOR (IBM 34) WAREHOUSE WORKER
Join a progressive and growing company, paying competative wages for Central and Leeward Oahu residence. Halawa Central Park is within 30 minutes from your home
Please call 487-72S9 for an appointment
60 Help Wanted Male/Female
HOUSECLEANERS MORE GREAT
PEOPLE WANTED
WE TRAIN! UP TO $7/HR.
Al er Training No Experience Necessary
Be Your Own Bossl Days Only
ilea ewe Rhode', Fuil or or t.time Cat oteferred but not nee Benue mileage vac employes 'nettlin' O'oef erne advancement bootee I other peal benefits tietiOn'S feeding berme Cleaning CO
eatiltry S 140ustivIveS MICOMI
MERRY MAIDS, INC.
9414139 for appointment '4'50,ii,gnem Bbd 0202
MODELS needed for fashion show, will train'. male/female 841-2043
CRUISE SHIP JOBS Immediate Openings!
Seasonal 8 Career opp- ortunities. Excellent Pay World Travel!
Call (Refundable) 1- 518- 459 -3535 Ext. P-3496.
OPTOMETRIST Ass't in Hawaii Kai office Exper
preferred. But will train enthusiastic person
for a lasting career F/T 395-9065
TEACHER wanted grades 1/2, F/T Sept Small
pvt nondenominational school Salary neg. Call the principle
at 621-1898
PRODUCTION ARTIST POSITION AVAILABLE Night shift, 5pm-lam.
F/T, good benefits Exp preferred past-up ads.
spec type, cut color editorial paste-up.
Apply at Midweek/Sun Press
45-525 Luluku Rd ,
Kaneohe
60 Help Warded Male/Female
SECRETARY for fast growing real estate
company. Phone person- ality, typing, computer
usage, all beneficial for this position.
Ph 254-3320
COUNTRY 8 Home Decor 8 much more. all yours at 55% off as a House of Lloyd demonstrator, earn cash plus items free This is for youI!
Call Robin now, 499-1982
CHRISTIAN after pre- school care giver
Mon-Fri 11-2 30pm Must be flex. dependable
8 enjoy children Call Kailua Baptist Church 262-6938
MEDICAL receptionist PIT. computer knowledge
helpful. Salary no Cell 261-6133
CHIROPRACTIC Office Hawaii Kai, seeks
chiropractic asst w/ front office exp Can
type. schedule patients, 8 assist doctor. 3pm-7.30p
M-F Ce11395-5519
F/T & P/T Waitress 8 relief bartender Exp helpful but will train Call Barbara 12-6pm
wkdays 488-6854
PRICE LESS USED
FURNITURE Sofas: Coffee Tables. End Tables. Desks. Entertain- ment Center: Chests of Drawers. Nile Stands, Full 8 Oueen Beds. Headboards. Dining Tables. Chairs Lamps 8 Much More
All CLEAN
139A Hekili St., Kailua
262-7938
HOME& APA ENT
10,
10 Help Wanted Male /Female
W needed
Sa Ew Ma
must. SaladN
/ Dr drivers
e r
nag Call 847-4855
TELEMARKETERS. 12 needed Salary comm
Benefits Flex. hours Call 735-6452
MERCHANDISERS Greeting Cards 8
Associated Products ir Military Exchanges Lv
messages 671-8131/ 254-1858
JOBS JOBS JOBS We have more jobs than we can fill Never a fee
Call Nancy or Renee for office, light warehouse
& industrial jobs Adia Personnel 533-8889
EARN extra income! Home assembly, crafts, piece-
work, electronics, sewing, typing 1.213-281-8111
KEIKI Fun Rides needs spray painter, route man,
bookkeeper. 8 Office Help P/T rides 8 game operators
Pay scale $5-$10 Call Sam 671-3661
HEAD Teacher 8 Teacher Kailua preschool. ECE experience preferred DHS qualified, excl benefits For applic- ations call 254-6441
between 9am -12 noon
EXP permanent full time sewing person for
swim-wear ph 263-3572
LIFE Guard/Swimming Instructor Certification
by YMCA or current WSI r 1 time 261-0808
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Applications now being accepted for outside sales position. Opportunity for energetic, self motivated individual with 2
years sales experience to have is challeng- ing career in the publishing industry. Print, layout & copy writing experience- pre- ferred. Salary plus commission & car allow- ance. Benefits include dental & medical, profit sharing. For interview call:
Dianne Lo Monte 235-5881
AREA MANAGER For
Iroquois Point/Barbers Point Naval Housing
Part time position for energetic self starter recruit. train and supervise group of newscarriers Must assure dependable delivery service of the NAVY NEWS to all residents in the area Need own vehicle Residency in area helpful Good salary, bonuses and gas allowance
CALL CIRCULATION OFFICE SUN PRESS NEWSPAPERS
235-5881
PART TIME LAYOUT ARTIST
for large publishing firm. Must work well with people and have experience in layout & graphic design. 24 hours per week Monday, Tuesday, & Friday 1-6 pin. Salary. negotiable. Call for interview,
Chris McMahon 235-5881
Classifif(1 III July 20-26, 1989
olive *ficititig.* 'howl*
PAID FOR OR NOT! '84 MITSUBISHI CORDIA cPR702 5 Spd, Air, Ps ' UNDER WHSLE BLUE BOOK!" $2399
'86 AEROSTAR WAGON CCV599 Air 7 XL P Ahl/FIA
Pass WOW!:
kg $8 1 99 '83 CAMRY CSY057 Auto, Ps NICE CAR!!! $3499
'86 BRONCO II CJP661 4X4, Alr, S .
NEW PAINT Spd Ps $9399
'82 JEEP LAREDO 4X4 CTD093 6 Cyl 4 Spd $5499 NEW
,
PAINT! SHARP!! $
'87 ACCORD DX CPP636 4 Dr, 5 Spd, ARI/FM LOW MILES!! $9799
'87 CUTLASS CIERRA MMN268 Alr, Auto, P/Windows SUPER CLEAN $6699
'88 TOYOTA CELICA evens 5 Spd, Alr. Sunroof! SHARP $ 10,299
'85 PRELUDE SI CCB242 Auto, Air, Sunroof Power windows Cass. $7899
'88 TAURUS GL cuvoai
6c .c.Y..'' tA ire , aAnudt uPn oPf I, $10,899
UTTER FORD1SUZU AIEA
98-015 KAM HWY. 487-3811
HELP WANTED
Printing Press Operators
& Trainees Immediate openings for pressroom workers to assist with the production of newspapers and advertising circularS Learn a highly-skilled job in a profession that pays well' If you are willing to work hard, and put in four. 12-hour shifts each week, we'll start you at $5 per hour Wage increases are likely after the first 30. 60 and 90 day intervals with good performance. Excellent benefits including medical. dental, life insu- rance and profit shoring. Apply in person at
Sun Press/MidWeek 45-525 Luluku Road Kaneohe, HI 96744
60 Help Wanted Male/Female
PRESCHOOL Teacher F/T accepting app' -
cations now for opening on 8/21 Contact Karen
9r Vickie, 455-5333
KITCHEN Degreasers Night work. F/T Long
. hrs. No exp needed $4 50/hr to start Guar pay raise in 30 days. Liberal
benefits Call between 9. 5.261 -2702
EXPERIENCED Painter w/at least 10yrs. willing to work. Willing to pay good rate Own trans
& hand tools 235-5980
WANTED Orthodontic assist. to be team player in
fast pace fun office Will train energetic,
responsible person who loves challenges Excl
bane Car needed Call 261-4696
DAYTIME Window Cleaners Excl benefits w /excitin company Call 949-5455
ENJOY days off? Night cleaning positions
avail. Call 949-5455
OFFICE Manager w/profil- able cleaning company
Call 949-5455
60 Help Wanted Male Female
SALES PERSON for jewelry sales in busy mall Will train. Salary commission, benefits Call
Frances at 924-7972
ATTRACTIVE Actors 8 actresses Upcoming TV program, possible series
No exper nec Salary equals % of sales
Call 845-4494
HAIRSTYLIST Full time assistant
Immediate opening.
Susan Beers Inc.
261-8571
62 Domestic Help Wanted
SSA SUMMER
MONEY
$$S PART TIME
JOB
*ATTENTION* MILITARY
PERSONNEL & SPOUSES
Earn Extra Money Part time S6 per hour
530 to 9.00 pm Mon thru Fri
We need part time workers immediately to train for
Sur newly established -Discount Buying Ware
house Outlets Special 'zing in clothing. jewelry radios. toasters lurniture TVs. microwaves, baby
lurniture and many more
appliances Following areas are available Hono
itilu Pearl Harbor. Salt
Lake Wahiawa Barbers
Point and Kaneohe. Other Benefits include' Advancement Bonuses and Incentive Pay.
Call
486-0173 ask for Judy
WORLD Book is now hiring mgr trainees
If interested call 488-8381. Ike
',MEDICAL Asst Dr's r. office Niu Valley, typing req. 373-2167
GROUP leaders P/T for after school program for
small Christian school in Kailua 261-3916
PRESCHOOL Teacher (1) & Teacher's Aide (1)
Part time, sm Windward Christian Preschool
Must meet DSSH qual- ifications start Aug 262-7674 mornings
ACCOUNTING clerk Sand Island area. Call
for apt 735-9010
NEED a job" Drivers/ Dispatchers wntd Will
train Century Cab 528-4655
EXP Baby sitter for 4 mo old, 2 days/wk. in
my home 6 a m to 3 p m Call 254-2807
LIVE-in Nanny for 3 children Room/board
$400 836-8636
KAILUA family de- sires exp person w/dnver license Call 263-4650
CHILD Care. our Kailua home. Aug 14-17, days.
AUg. 21-25, pm. Also, need pm. after school
$4 25/hr 261-7572
EXPERIENCED Sitter F/T or VT days Temple
Valley area Call 239-4784
AU-PAIR for 2 yr old rm /brd pay. Exp refs req 262-0049
CHILDCARE for 17 mo old P/T, my home wk days aft
noons Start late Aug 261-8931/261-9025
HIRING now light housekeeping work
call 623-1138
NEED CAR PAYMENT RELIEF? Is your loan Pay-off greater than the value of
your car? Unable to sell or trade?
AVOID REPOSSESSION OR BANKRUPTCY, SAVE YOUR
CREDIT.
FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRM CAN TAKE OVER CAR LOANS
AND LEASES WITH FINANCIAL GUARANTY
EQUITY FINANCIAL 526-1588
120 Home Furnishings
IN a hurry? We'll buy your furniture. Fast-
free p/u 235-7793 Paradise Used Furniture
RATTAN tbl. & chrs w/glass top Like new Dresser 8 nitestands, sofa & matching chr refrig and much mre
Call 263-6143 after 4pm
MOVING wht sofa coffee tbl . oak dinette set w/4 arm chrs 21"
Sonya clr T V fun machine organ w/stool
a whole lot morel 623 -7092.
TWEED sofa sleeper $180, qn bed $150, Baffeless qn bed $350 247-7126
2 TWIN beds on wooden platform, like new
$100 each 262-4982
COUCHES. chair, desk. power tools. dishwasher
Call 235-2062 after 6
18' CUBIC ref rig qn size bed w/boxsprings
8 matt. 395-5928
RATTAN chair (peacock) $30; rattan toilet
rack $20. Ph 488-5450
SINGLE bed, $100, coffee table $50, elec
stove $100, new bedspread $50 282-8344
CUTOM made from Hong Kong Teak hand carved wall cabinet with shelves
5'w 7'h 22'd 734-2882
GARAGE SALE
KAILUA Yard Sale Misc turn , household goods, books, clothes. 156 Kailua Rd., Kailua 9 to 2 p.m., Sat 7/22
GARAGE Sale. Sat/Sun ,
7/22 8 23, 8.30 to 2, 131-A Hauoli St . Kailua
sofasleeper, din set, stereo. misc. items
MULTI - Family Sale turn., baby items. clothes
misc Sat 8-2 793 Wanaao Rd
ASSORTED goodies, desk motorbike. bed, 7/22 9am 1129 Keolu Dr.
CLOTHING, stereo. lamps books, 8 lots of odds
and ends Sat 9-3 334 Kawainui St
MOVING Sale: Sat.. 7/22 8-12 noon Furn.. clothes.
misc. 27 Aikane Pl., Kailua. 254-5372
WE are moving' Furn .
toys. curtains. small appliances, 8 much,
much more Sat., July 22, Sam -3pm
46-285 Kalali St.. Kaneohe
GARAGE Sale: Sat., 7/22, 9am-12pm 487 Ki haps' St.
Misc items
MOVING Sale 7/23, turn. flag, dining, bdrm)
3hp air compressor, refrig '83 Toyota. 9am-5pm. 45-602 Hale Kou Rd.
64 Domestic Jobs Wanted
WORK nights exp mom will provide TLC Infants
thru 5 in my Kaneohe nome 236-0413
WILL baby sit, my home reasonable, reliable
Infants & up 263-4606
EXP baby sitter will baby sit in my home M-F
Kailua Call 261 -2503.
120 Home Furnishings
RATTAN-Beautiful 5 pc. living room $550-sofa,
3 chairs, table. 734-1554
VERTICAL Blinds 76x84 fabric w/valance $138
Ken Hatch Int 254-2080
GLASS din rm table w/6 chairs 8 matching
hanging light $200 Can 262-5650
DINING Set w/6 chairs 69"x40 3-12" leafs $150
Gold-stuffed chair $35. bl-chair $25 395-7027
LIVING Room set 7-pc. Early American, good cond. 625-1192 $700
CRIB 8 dresser very used Asking $100
Call 689-4579
SOLID Wod stackable twin bds incl malts, new
$600 689-4579
SOLID wook King wtrbd mirrored hdbrd end
unit 5 drwr chest $12001 offer 689-4579
WHITE teen bedroom set w/desk $500. bunkbeds $125, gold recliner $65
Call 247-3821
HEAVY 44' diem Ped- estal all wood table
w/laminated top Excl cond. Used for dining or games $200/offer RATTAN Art Gallery
love seat w/2 side cushions Walnut finish, excl cond $200/offer
262-0444
60(48 1448 961.48
cotoa win w/Vr1U
BUNDS OF HAWAII 621-7392
122 Travel 1
HONO to LA, Iwo tickets $100 ea Call 839-4365
Honolulu to Seattle airline ticket (one way) $125.
236-0978 Jay
LOWEST Agency airfares in town! You check the
lowest agency fare & well beat that price! Sachiko
Travel 944-9555 (TA-1052)
LA-two (2) one-way tickets. $120 ea
Call 235-2807
123 Moving & Storage
ABC Movers No move too small!!
Call 942-2293
MOVING? Hshld goods. cars. 8 etc
All cargo/Air freighter Direct service to all
parts of the Mainland ABRE AIR CARGO
833-9999
GARAGE SALE
STEEL desk speakers, lamps. meatslicer etc
Sat. 9-6. Kailua: 572 Papalani St
GARAGE Sale: kid stuff, clothes. &
hshld. misc. Sat. B-12 826 Kainui Drive.
MOVING Everything goes, camping equip lantern. stove, coolers,
Vic 20, Rainbow 100 computer. tools, misc items., Sat Only. 8-1. No Early birds. 572 Keolu Dr., Kailua
MOVING Sale: Fri., Sat. 9-2. 1223 Kuuna ST Kailua. Misc. items
baby boy 0-3 yr. '85 626 Mazada 263-4553
CHURCH Renovation Sale: Church furniture
ofc equip , musical instruments, etc.. Fri & Sat , 7/21 & 22, 9
to 3pm . 177 So Kam Hwy , Wahiawa 622-8099
GARAGE Sale 7/22. 974 Kanakou Pl.
Mariners Ridge 8.2
BIG Sale 7/22. 8-3 767 Kapulena Lp.
Hawaii Kai, turn, clothes toys 8 misc
CLOTHES. hshld items. & misc. Sat 7/22
47-478 Apoalewa Pl.
5 FAMILY 7/21 - 7/23 am-4:30. Mariners Ridge
1135 Kaumoku St
GIANT Multi Family Garage Sale. Sal.. Sun.
7/22, 7/23. 9-3, 1119 Akipola St. Ench Lakes
MULTI-Family Garage Sale, Sat, 7/22 9-3
45-729 Anoi Rd. Kaneohe Furn , toys. plants.
clothes, misc
HOLY Nativity Church Thrift Shop 1/2 price
Sale, July 24 to 29 Mon . Wed . Fri.. Sat..
10 to 2, Aina Haina Call 373-3744
MOVING Sale July 29. 9-3 hsewrs, books, shelving.
mac 1659 Hoolana PI P/C
GARAGE Sale: Sat. 7/29 8-3 Many items for sale 530 Ulukou St., Kailua
125 Home Appliances
WASHERS. refrigs, ranges at warehouse prices!
KND Appliance 842-1996
REPAIR-Sell-Buy-Trade Washers, dryers, refrig,.
freezer, air cond.. Honest. Wrnty 239-7479
LG. Capacity W /0. gd. cond, $125 ea or $200
for both. 254-6746
MAYTAG gas dryer. great cond $150 /offer.
Call 235-6981
FOR Sale stove $180, W/D $350. call
235-1565/235-6488 Ask for Dennis
lt1 VOLUME DODGE DEALER IN HAWAII!' I Dow"' vieriolou
Sutler MOB_
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Community in UunO cotteSie
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Hospitality at
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MILITARY FINANCING AVAILABLE! OVER 400 NEW & USED
CARS & TRUCKS! /BIG COUNTRY & DOWNTOWN,
BARGAINS!
v\AAA/t/ '87 DODGE CHARGER
(CUTE189)
'76 DODGE CORONET 18107161
78 FORD T-BIRD (A0Y7771
77 DODGE DIPLOMAT (8168031
'77 DODGE ASPEN 16R62281
78 CHEV CHEVETTE IC EC1891
'73 VW BEETLE ICBP6781
77 HONDA ACCORD IAAW7601
$95 I80 BLIA7441 ' HONDA CVCC
s95 .81 FORD MUSTANG
$95 7165a1ZUKI FORS A ICCT875)
$195 '84 FORD T-BIRD lltlA348j
$50c 87 DODGE CHARGER ...... (CFJ674)
$895 5995
'Rebate A APR NotCombineble. On Selected Models. See us For Details. Sub
'88 NISSAN SENTRA
UE F.1513F9271
FORD RD TEMPO
act To Prior Sales. (IOC Plus TeX LK. Or IN a OC teen. Boos now till Ju
$1895 $1995 $2695 $3995 $4295 $4995
_$5995 Le. 1989
PEARL CITY 921 KAM HWY.
(Next to Pearl City Tavern)
PH. 455-1071
126 Miscellaneous
20x20 Or 30x30 PARTY tent & 12' hexagon trampoline
for sale/rent 396-8066
126 Miscellaneous
CARPETING /Pad. beige, 4 big pieces $400, lawn
mower $35. 254-4684
NEW Picnic Tables $99 Porch Swing $100. Fine workmanship 293-8392
ITT Telephones Wide selection & low prices
Cortelco 3207-D Nimitt Hwy
836-2848
WHOLESALE Jewelry Liq- uidation Sale Cheap
prices diam., emeralds. rubys, sapphire, rings, pendants, earrings, etc
Layaway for X-mat 0%int 872-9086/941-4760
CLIFF's Econo Furn & Thrift Shop. 1716 N King St 841-4443
AMWAY Products We service the best.
Call 263 -3667
VERTICAL blinds beautiful cool look
Matt. Free est 455-8971
LARGE Warehouse Sale Used hotel merchandise All top cond Toilets $35.
refrig $100, GE oven ranges $75, LK sinks $25
Dayton bar sinks $35 over 378 mirrors from
$5, Conan/Cultured mar- ble sinks, louvered drs.,
from $7 more 501 Sumner St 5614 5002B Cannery Mini Storage
Behind Home Improvement Warehouse. Entrust
Hawaii 538-1557 M/S
SOLAR Tax Credits are back! Own your system
for less than ever before' 80 gal systems only $16951 120 gal. for
$1995! Can right now for big add. discount
261 -7657.
DESK - Teak roll top like new $500/offer
395-8903
POWER built woods left handed 1.3.4.5.4mixed irons. $130. 235-1165
NEW $85 folding walker $55 Call
Bill 247-1050
MOLDS new, nearly new, $200
Call 254-1928
WINDWARD Antiques We buy/sell jewlery. antiques, gold/silver,
8 rpr. clocks. 262-5526
VERICAL Mini Blinds 50% discount 72x84 PVC $99 Ken Hatch 254-2080
STAINMASTER Carpel w/ pad Nearly new 13'x17' 8 16'x17' $7/yd 263-0258
HONOLULU Club Womans Ir1rbl membership.
$800. 262-7170
FILTER Queen Vacuum cost $850 Must sell $250
735-4651 or 926-7292
AMWAY Products Delivered Money back
guar Call 487-5241
VACUUM Cleaners like new $24 95 8 up
w/guar. 735-6452
127 Miscellaneous Wanted
CASH The Hunter pays top dollar for your unwanted items 764 Kailua Rd. 262-4868
129 Stara), Video, T.V.
COMPLETE Kenwood stereo glass cabinet
Paid $950 Sell for $500/of ler 261-2327
130 Antiques -Art
WINDWARD Antiques We buy/sell jewlery, antiques, goldisilver, 8 rpr. clocks 262-5526
CEMID1117 GE DILLINGHAM
735 DILLINGHAM BLVD. Across Honolulu
Community College
PH. 842-6300
ALA C ir- AVIINGS MILITARY WELCOME!
'89 LEMANS AERO CPE arr, fm, stereo, cassette. clock
$700 Factory Cosh Rebore!
WAS $8303 NOW $6458 IN
'88 SUNBIRD SE WAGON (P80598)
Auto a/c, AM/FM stereo, natty gouges, tinted glow sport mirrors
51000 Factory Cash Rebate!
WAS 513,051 NOW $9995 '88 SUNBIRD SE SDN
(.80264) 4 dr.. auto . a. c. pi. mats from & rear,
turbo wheels. rally gouges 51000 Factory Cosh Rebate!
was 51 3,199 NOW $9999 '88 SUNBIRD GT CPE
(P80524) Auto . o; c, en, cruise, power locks: window,
AM 414 cassette, equates( $1000 Factory Cosh Rebate!
WAS '15,214 NOW $1 1 1 995 '88 GRAND AM SE CPE
(P80747) Auto., a/c, power window /steer /door
51250 Factory Cash Rebate'
WAS '16,922 NOW $1 3,249 '88 FIREBIRD FORMULA
(80606) 5.7, auto., air, power steer windows/locks 8 °Meows, tint, cruise
51000 Factory Cash
S ',263 Rebate!
NOW $14,499 WA 18
'89 PONTIAC LEMANS GSE ("2117) 4 00, air, 5 sod, om/trn stereo, cow clock
Ouoranlood Trodrin $1500
PLUS $1000 Factory Cosh Rebate!
was $10,246 NOW $7746 '88 FIREBIRD
(P80602) Auto., 0,'C. V6. power steer 'wlndows/ontennoo & Mt
$1000 Factory Cosh Rebate!
was 515,987 NOW $12,499 '89 PONTIAC 6000 S/W (92122)
6 Cyl, auto, air, power/lock, steer brokosWindiseol, cosy, me. rootrock Guororrhwo rrocre-in $3000
PWS $1000 Factory Cash Rebate!
WAS 517,652 NOW $13,652 '89 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE (#92114)
6 Cyi, air, auto. power/window toss, stereo Guaranfted Frockr-In $2000
PLUS $ 1250 Factory Cash Rebate!
was 518,181 NOW $14,930 '89 PONTIAC FIREBIRD GTA (P92102)
150 VS. am /hrs cast stereo, power:windows/locks Guaronfood Tradeln $3000
PLUS SI 000 Factory Cosh Rebate!
WAS $20,857 NOW $16,857
OWITESY PONTIAC JEEPEAGLE 948,1311 1391 KAPIOLANI BLVD.
Marshall Baggs
Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Jeep Eagle
Military Personnel FLEET SALES ORDER YOUR
1989 MODEL NOW
Alexander Fleet Leasing & Sales 2340 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
PORTLAND, OREGON 97232 Phone: 503-233-4433 FAX: 1-503-233-1546
USAA Authorized No Sales Tax in Dealer Oregon
Direct Shipment 50 Years Experience Anywhere to Military
Wholesale Prices to Military
130 Antiques-Art
AL II Jewelry & Antiques Buy 8 sell Top cash for
gold. diamonds, antiques & collectables
1525 Kalakaua Ave 942-7474
Parking in front
132 Computers 132 Computers
AMIGA 1000 w/Okimate 20 printer, 521k 8 software
$999 Panasonic Sr part- ner port IBM compatible
$699 263-3674
PANASONIC Printer KX-P1124-24 Pin
$280. Ph 488-5450
MUST Sell! Commodore 64, fully
loaded $900 263-6373
RODNEY
VILLANUEVA Soles Representative
CUTTER DODGE Pearl City
921 Kam Hwy 455-1071
'89 CABRIOLET
$2000 OFF
'89 VW CAMPER
'89 JETTA
4017Wila 52500
OFF itiitletittlfsEbdiltrigon
'2000 OFF tetra GLI
'1100 OFF GL Wolfsburg Limited Edition
'89 GL WOLFSBURG
Limited Ed Loaded with extras
'3000 OFF '2000 OFF NO DEALER MARK-UPS
(PO El'91 All discount include manufacturer's rebate 4- tax & tic. No down payment OAC Military welcome
windward Aktk
725 KAILUA RD. 262-6576
4 140 Photography 166 Pickups, Tru cks
WEDDING videos Will beat any price
%Starting $150. Immed ate - delivery. 732-2949
WEDDINGS/PortraCs lowest island prices Pik Photo 254-3469
141 Video Taping
FILMS transferred to video 6 Convenient locations Econ Photo 239-4295
144 Musical Instrumenis
CHICKERING Grand piano in elegant win!, superb tone $8500 235-3040.
GRAND Piano 5'10" black lacq , brand new, Sopn
$6000 235-2807
YAMAHA Piano in elegant oak finish.
$795 734-2464.
DRUMS & hardware, new & used. Buy & sell.
Fred's Pro Drums 533-7550
CHICKERING Grand piano in elegant wInt, superb tone $8500 235-3040
146 Boats- Supplies/ Services
SAILBOAT 26' Clipper Marine. lv Island must sell $8000/ offer 423-1195
16' ZODIAC - hvy dty 30HP evin. & tar mint cond $3500 254-4569
19' FIBERFORM 110 Evenrude. $8500.
247-1045
LET'S GO FISHING 31' BOAT Licensed
Capt. Military/Kamaaina rates. You keep the
fish 486-4854
151 Pets-Everything
AKC Pomeranian puppy 7
mos., red male, "Owee- noire" lines. $400 Cal 283-4302
FLEA repellent cedar pet beds. Washable cord-
uroy cover Small $20. med $30.1rg $40
Call 455-1586
FOR Sale 2 lovable 7 wk old puppies
Terrier & Irish Setter Call 235-1098
KANEOHE Kattery Himalayan kittens for
sale Ph 235-3331
SHAR-PEI puppies choc. & dilute cremes. Make
pymnts 422-9039
IN need of quality affordable care/ Dr
Eric Pearson's Home Pet Svc 235-8457
ADORABLE Scottish Fold kittens CFA papers $75 & up. 235-4991
NEUTERED, declawed long haired. male cat,
very affectionate Ask- ing price $50.254.2776
156 Auto Serra/Parts
GO LUBE mobile alto lube, reas rates. At
your home /bus, 235-5679
'77 CHEVROLET Stepside pickup. 350. auto ,full power. Call 237-8991
'88 DODGE Ram 50. 4WD low ml., tint, stereo, very clean $8500
Evenings 261-9628
SELL or trade your Truck paid for or not Call
Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071
'85 DODGE Ram 50 pickup. 5 spd., 4 cyl clean, great cond , one owner $4500 Please leave message at 262-2610
171 Motorcycles. Mopeds & Scooters
Auto and Pickup Fleet Saks and Brokerage
OS* OCAS C PAS
COSI please call
toSSS oorr
rite
Since 1916
and (503) 295 -5556 131311. Warm&
l'iirtlam: Oreg.," 97209
LEAVING ISLAND MUST SELL,
1987 Suzuki RM 125.Show- room cond Make offer Call 261-3985 Iv msg
"MOPED MACHANV Expert repair (quick)
We also buy & sell used mopeds. 531-5559 Floyd
79 125 Y2 Yamaha. Runs, but needs some work
150 Call Ted at 235-1472
CASH for any moped - scooters
cycles. New/Used. Private party Buy/Sell 373-1097
AMC
'71 JAVELIN, 2 dr automatic $200
Call 235-2062 after 6
Chevrolet
173 Auto Announcement
TOO MANY BILLS! Will take over your car pymnts. Avoid repossession Free
pick-up. 529-5798.
175 Vans, Campers, Jeep, 4 WD
'77 DODGE Van 318 engine runs good, tinted windows,
AM/FM with EC) $3500/ best offer Call 235-3240
VEEP Mayes Jeep w/VW eng very unique
only 1 on Island $5000 /offer 239-8183
ORIG '81 Jep Scrambler p/s, auto, a/c, AM/FM 60k mi 262-0356 after
5pm Asking $5000
'87 JEEP Wrangler 5 spd, 232-SIX eng
$9175, 625-0435
'87 TOYOTA 4k4, excl cond low mi.
$8200/offer. 395-7217
SELL or trade your Chevy paid for or not Call
Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071
'71 STINGRAY 454, 4 spd . excl wht w/T- top $12.500.254 -6643
'75 CHEV. Absolutely dependable. new red a brakes. neat int p/s, p/w, auto. V8 396-6443
'78 NOVA, runs fair $600/ofter. V6 Call 261-9631
'84 VETTE sexy white rac- ing package. originally owned by Lionel Richie. Leather w/t-top & air, very low mileage, excl. cond. $13,900 /offer Call Karen at 524-7011
'85 SPRINT, 3cyl. 5 spd A/C, new tires. Asking $2500 firm 422-8203
'86 CAMARO Z28 Candy Apple red V8-AC excellent condition/$10,000 or Best offer Call Brian 595-4473
After 5:00 p.m.
'87 !ROC, 5 spd T-top, excl cond
$11,500 Call 486-2898
Classics & Antiques
176 Automobiles for Sale
GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEHICLES!
From $100 Fords. Mercedes. Corvettes,
Chevys, Surplus Buyers Guide (1) 805-687-6000
Ext S-4031
GOVERNMENT Seized/ Surplus vehicles as low as $100- Cadillacs. Fords
Mercedes, Chevys. BMW's Porsches, Trucks. Vans
Amazing Recorded Phone Message Reveals Details
926-4820 ext. 76
NEED A CAR/ Just take over pymnts No credit problems Free delivery
Call 529.5798
PORSCHE Auto Parts new & used Call for low prices 836-4550
PORSCHE 356-B PARTS. Front hood, back engine lid & complete doors All in good condition Make offer. Call 239-9920 Eves.
RENAULT Repairs by factory trained tech
Work guar' 239-4733
CJ-7 AMC hardtop, Jeep beige fiberglass, new
cond $1000 offer Call 623-6378
RIMS. (4) stock 86 RX-7 rims w/RE-71 tires 4000 mi. $300 488-5450
RIMS: (4) 15x7 black mesh rims w /lugs, 5 lug x 14- bolt pattern. Used 1 mo. $300 Ph. 488-5450
ADS 300i High-end Auto spkrs. Never used
$2200 Ph 488-5450
1M Pickups, Trucks
'84 TOYOTA longbed w/camper, excl cond $4000/ofer 261-6634
71101MI MON 415
710111111 MD4116 1151
-n oev7 CANK1 105430 415
100111M1 MAW WI
Matta S toe S11569
74 WW1 SW Mi911
71 PLY Mow 101501
15W SiAti Weld 11 4,11100 AW-514
'79 10116 Stor M11011 1115
1) *MU QC : .111
13 COLT 04.'51 '1115
111010A CMC (1413 one
MOVING Sall: Kapoolano Mules is having a auto sale toll the end of July Mt cars must go MI reasonable otters accepted Watch for the Mules at 44-744 Kaneohe Bay Drove next to 7-Eleven Bogger lot to serve the Windward side starting August 1st
SW BUY MADE CONSIGN
Woutint you Mho be drrol note *TYr Kamer. Wren
153 liernakua Orhe Kallua, Oahu 96734
263-0209
'47 CHEVROLET. Fleet- master, immac $7500/
offer Call 247-5025
Deism
'76 280Z AM/FM cass, sun roof, A/C, 4-spd , BSM. $1995 (CBC527) 455-1071 or 522-6300DLR
'82 DATSUN 200 SX. HB 5spd, low mi., a/c, gd cond., Clarion cass.
snrf. 02300 422-1345
'82 DATSUN 200SX, H/B 5 sod., a/c, AM/FM
cass $1995/best otter 257-2148 days, 261.2768
after 5 p.m. Manning
Dodge
SELL or trade your Dod- ge paid for or not Call
Cutter Dodge PC- 455 -1071
'80 OMNI, 4 dr 4spd AM/FM cass, runs great
$850/offer 486-5027
'B3 MIRADA July loaded, re-built eng., new paint.
$2695 Will Finance! 395-7921
Ford
'88 MUSTANG LX 5 0, VII p/s. p/b, a/c. 5 spd
15K mi. 486-3560. 474-4039 Don't buy new! $9000/ot.
Foreign Can
MILITARY DISCOUNTS New European autos pricec for $13,500 Take advan
Cage of factory direct prices Many makes &
models avail. Call 1-800-634-3619
The European Car Co
Honda
SELL or trade your Honoa paid for or not Call
Cutter Dodge PC 455-107'
'75 HONDA Civic $750 metalic gin AM/FM cass tereo, runs good 423-2319
'B2 ACCORD, 2dr light blue $900
262-0480
'82 1CCORD HB, 5spd, a/c, cass . excl cond
$3900 254-6622
'86 CRX. 22.000 mi AM/FM, gr. shape $6000.528 -1952
'87 CRX SI 5-spd ,
radio Lic NCJR983 $7595 946-8311 DLR
Mercedes Benz
'75 MERCEDES 280, sun roof, air, AM/FM tape, $3500 Call 261-8372
Moran
'87 SABLE. blk, V6. 4dr low mi loaded, excl.
cond 499-2943 $13 000
Nissan
SELL or trade your Niss- an paid for or not call
utter Dodge PC 455-1071
'83 SENTRA 4 dr, deluxe wagon auto. a/c, roof rack $3150. 637-5850
'89 240SX, low mi auto. air, $14.000/
offer. Call 422-2479
Oldsmobile
BANK Repo! '78 Cutlass Call Kathy 525-8214 M-Th 8-4, Fri 8-5.30
Plymouth
'74 DUSTER needs body work Make otter Call 455-4517 eve hrs
'77 VOLAIRE excl. running cond., only 67,000 miles
Asking $600 261 -3985 '85 COLT. bargain. 4 dr a/c, new tires, moving $1995 /otter 254-4684
'85 ARIES 40, auto. radio Lic xBYX192
$3495 946-8311 DLR
Ford
SELL or trade your Ford paid for or not Call
Cutter Dodge PC 455.1071
'76 LTD good running cond $275 or best
offer. Call 261-8001
'83 MUSTANG auto. radio Lid NAXC728
$2295 946-8311 DLR
'86 T -BIRD, Elan, fine luxury car $8000
Call 625-0435
Toyota
'84 SUNBIRD low mi. a/c. AM/FM cass, moving
$2700/offer 254-4684.
'84 FIERO 4-spd radio. Ltd 011-1HF433
$2995. 946-8311 DLR
'85 TRANS AM TP1 Vb auto, all power. cass clean $8100 622-4350
'88 FIREBIRD 5-spd .
radio. LIc NCSA318. $8995 946-8311 DLR
'88 FIERO red, auto., air. p/w. AM/FM radio. good cond , low miles. Lance,
235-0713/526-0565
July 20-26, 1989 Classified IV
,11, SOUTH! SEAS JEEPOIAGLE AIRPORT
2841 N. NIMITZ HWY. 836-0515 ICORIetel Of Men a LAGOON)
TRUCK & VAN CENTER (JUST ACROSS SOUTH SEAS NIMITZ) 836-0515
WAIPAHU 95-250 LEONUI ST. (BEHIND METRO'S)
II/1.Y SALE SPECTACULAR!! A ONE-STOP EVENT FOR SUPERIOR SELECTION & SUMMER SAVINGS!
-We're clearing the lot with deals like these
COMANCHE $9322
ONLY $149/MO!
PREMIER 8°' $14,653
OR
$249/MO! PLUS
SUPER SAVINGS ON USED CARS, TRUCKS & VANS! HOT WHEELS & COOL PRICES! DRIVE HOME A GREAT DEAL!
4 DAYS ONLY JULY 20, 21, 22 & 23
(THUR, FRI, SAT & SUN)
WE
AR
SELL ONLY J/E PRODUCTS1PP-
47 IGEST
SELECTION IN HAWAII
Ai
SOUTH SEAS JEEP EAGLE `HAWAII'S EXCLUSIVE JEEP EAGLE DEALER!'
I 911APR 5702 72 Down eremJer 60 Moelt I I q°, am siuss raw,. A I Veh.cles Subject To Poor Sale On Approved Credo Prices Pius Tax,
PFLUEGER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
1 DAY ONLY!!
FREE AUTO
CLINIC!!
Bring Down Any Chrysler. Dodge or Plymouth Car. Truck or Van. Well Test Drive Your Car & Give You a
Diagnosis At No Charge!! DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOUR CAR BREAKS DOWN-
GET IT CHECKED NMI JULY 22, SATURDAY 9 to 4 PM
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 94-088 FARRINGTON HWY.
(Across Waipahu Long's) 676-2220
Come to Cutter Country - Hawaii's Best Selection of Mitsubishi Excellence!
1990 ECLIPSE
Turbo, 5 spd, Automatic spd, FROM $ 1 0 695*
3 SOTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM.
Corollas.
Cam"s, and 01". `_20,
also 4;,%able
asate Poces
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1 Kelly Blue Book Price: t8400
$600 DOWN r - ---ADOMONALI
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buy a Toyota from 12-11: CUSTOMER
e.":4114417:1:7Bri:ITP:1115--":Ef LL21:1..
S1 68/1110. 11-4.13 '8oAy,roctoa Tercel 5 dr. I 7',4!pmIftskel,CAt110t4A1
OF C SE
Automatic. Prodwieor,5ntegering
K a im u ki Toyota! ALTERING.:T°E.11.1"
-Coupon not to be wed toward down payment Price piu late and on oe not e+c e $200
It Makes Sen$e to
-Creed on app.'s, Crs Itubfact to gator sale Ntrm r S4 moo 14 PS APR
Coupon OW firmaning pose/ earn Irtry ..manly on all we E.inded Nor/only eeellatere Offer ends 7/21/9
KAIMUKI TOYOTA CORNER OF 6TH & WAIALAE
10 735-1737
Subaru
'82 SUBARU GL 2 dr, HB. auto, AM/FM, blue,
$1650 637-5850.
Toyota
SELL or trade your Toyota paid for or not Call
Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071
'77 CELICA. 4 spd.. a/c $1400/offer Call
235-2055 leave message
'82 STARLET 2 dr. std AM/FM cass gd cond
$1800 293-8776
Volvo
'71 SPORT Coupe Low mi Rebuilt orig engine Red, black leather inter-
ior. custom wheels 57500/ offer 254-1106
Volkswagen
'64 BUG $350/best offer
Call 239-9391 After 6
'71 BUG gd cond $1000/offer Call Robert
at 845-2591
IIMOUR, 10101
1, -S
ri r
'89 GALANT MOTOR TREND 'IMPORT CAR OF THE YEAR!' M2416
M2415 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
'12,995 '12,995
'89 SIGMA "LUXURY!" M1935
M1936
M2419
M2420
BRAND NEW MONTERO M1688
5 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
'15,995 '15,995 43095 '15,995
'13,288
MIRAGE "NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOUDON'T!" M1776
M1778
M1780
M1824
M1825
M1826
M1827
'8995 119114 '8995 '8995
'8995
'89 MIGHTY MAX "LIVES UP TO ITS NAME!" 5 Speed or Automatic M2445 $6988 M2449 S7195 M2434 '7995
Volkswagen
'80 RABBIT convt. new top & paint 53900/
offer 254-2010
USED CARS: 60 AVAILABLE AT OUR LOCATION PRICED
FROM $695 AND UP!! SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Price plus tactic & 5a9doc Ire Subject to prior sloe 0 A C Sale ends 7 2689
CUTTER MITSUBISHI mt purSUOISPII
.0 y.
'81 RABBIT Com. $4000 /otter
Call 247-3821
'82 RABBIT convertible
$380e. cond. bargain
527-6513/293-5800.
84 JETTA includes $2300 sound system' Top cond., 5-spd., 2-dr . plus alarm
system $5500/offer 262-7102 Donna
WAIPAHU 671-2626 ( HeliCrti'33.41rrtrrIG(;71g)
Classified V July 20-26, 1989
WINDWARD MAZDA AUTO DISCOUNT CENTER 1990 MAZDA Cars & Trucks are arriving July 22nd!
All drastically reduced in price. Selection is still g ,
so come in now for that deal of a life time!
AIL 11959 Cedi t nods & Vans 11.1645 to Lnt.! NOM
1989 New Mazda MX-6
Choose from 7
1989 New Mazda B2200 2x4 Pick Up
Choose from 13
1989 New Mazda 929
Choose from 3
1989 New Mazda B2600 4x4 Pick Up
Choose from 14
1989 New Mazda MPV
Choose from 5
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1989 Mazda RX-7 Turbo & GXL
Choose from 3
1988 New Mazda RX-7 Convertible
Choose from 3
1989 New Mazda 626
Choose from 12
1989 New Mazda 323
Choose from 23
liSED 7' 1 ssan en STK 054
Very nice c. or
CAR SPECIALS I Ids mega STK 325
CHEAP,
ssan Ara STK 353 CHEAP,
All discounted $2000 -,. it- - ',..-I, , _ - _ . ' -- f
.Lt- visidc _- , ,4,1
; 7 Toyota Tercel six 235 Low massage & nice
ag e rem er SW .298 Very nice car at fraction of new cost, less then 13,000 miles
'88 Honda Prelude STK 302 Extremely nice coil
; 6 Nissan Sentra STK 240 Hord to And cheap transportation
'86 Toyota Tercel STK 116 Total recondrtion
'79 Mazda GLC SW 128 CHEAP,
'77 Subaru STK 354 CHEAP,
'87 Integra STK 305 Pnce o new one & you will race Over to buy the one!
'87 Toyota Tercel STK 224 Good condition & low miles
'84 Dodge Vista srk -131 Very nice car von
'86 Chevy Cavalier STK .329 CHEAP"
'86 Impulse SIX 356 Very nice 8 discounted BEG!
184 Alliance STK 276 CHEAP,
'81 Chevy Caprice STK 310 Very nice a CHEAPI
64 Renault STK 311 Great tronsooration car
'87 Toyota Tercel STK 245 This is the can
'87 Nissan Sentra STK 247 very nice car
'85 Nissan Pulsar STK 226 '.1.,e & nexpenSm3
'82 Olds Cutlass STK 268 f xpensrve new. Chem) used
'88 Mazda RX-7 STK .271 '. it R, :re And
'79 Ford Mustang Slk .14o lots of power
'86 SubaruXTGL STK .330 Vice & priced nghtl
'84 Chevy Cavalier SIX 161 iniiirpciristve transportation
'84 Olds Omega STK .335 CHEAP,
'87 Olds STK 281 4-door, nice. nice car
'86 Plymouth Turisimo STK 282 Medium sue car, sports cot handlInQ
'84 Olds STK 283 See Mt before buying anything,
'87 Jeep Pick Up STK .359 t ow m. i.s i 'eddy to work
'85 Mazda 626 STK .313 Pnceo right a nice
'89 Mazda 323 STK 202 Pet ion,e transportation for a discount center once
'88 Honda Prelude STK 170 Like new for thousands less
'80 Nissan 200SX STK .336 CHEAP
'88 Nissan Sentra STK 182 Ec,--. prce
979111ustang SIX 343 CHEAP!
'88 Nissan Sentra SW 185 Very low mileo9e
'79 Mustang STK .344 CHEAP,
'80 Plymouth Sapporo STK 345 CHEAP'
177 Chevy Pick Up STK 290 Gone Ihrou9h kom stem 10 stem full size & canopy
'88 Ford Pick Up STK 314 Hord to Ind, nice. small truck & priced right
'88 Ford T-Bird V-8 STK 210 Beautiful!
'84 Nissan Sentra STK 221 C neap transportation
183 Nissan IV sar STK 273 Inexpensrye sports Car
'88 Toyota Celica STK .386 very. nice
187 Ford Mustang Cony. STK .192 thousands below retail Kelly Blue Book
'89 Nissan SOIIIM STK 197 Like new for a traCtiOn of the Woe
'82 Toyota Tercel STK 352 CHEAP!
'87 Mazda 626 Turbo STK 292 Loaded to The MAXI
'88 Mazda 323 sTx 225 Nice car
'70 Chevy Al alibu STK .400 CHEAP & nice
46-004 Kawa Street Kaneohe, HI WINDWARD MAZDA DISCOUNT CENTER 235.5811
Seuteey Efuideei
1988 & 1989 VTR250
THE LIGHTWEIGHT AND EASY- TO-USE POWER A BEGINNER NEEDS WITH THE STYLE EVERYBODY WANTS
Compact 249cc liquid cooled DOHC 90° V-Twin is
strong, smooth and reliable. Ifs lightweight and easy shifting with a 6 speed transmission.
ONLY $2798
1988 NX250
A LIGHT, VERSATILE MOTOR- CYCLE YOU CAN BEGIN & GROW WITH Reliable, liquid cooled 00$-K engine is economic& to operate & produces generous power. Convenient electric start with both on & off road handling capability.
FACTORY TO DEALER- INCENTIVE5
Witel 1989 C8-1
HONDA'S LATEST MIDDLE DISPLACEMENT SPORT BIKE WITH A NEW STYLE ALL OF ITS OWN Liquid cooled with DOHC 4 cylinder engine. Produces exceptional power & unbelievable handeling capabilities.
1988 SHADOW VIA
PRESENTING A MODERN CLASSIC Compact, 583cc 52° liquid cooled VI-win for a tradi- tional feel of power. Wide ratio, 4 spd. transmission matches the Shadows V-Twin power band perfectly.
4698
HONDA Come ride with us.
ONLY $3298
1989 CR25011
THE MACHINE CHAMPIONS ARE MADE OF! Light, powerful, 249cc liquid cooled engine uses a nikasil-plated cylinder for efficient power output. New Inverted HRC developed Shows cartridge forks for unsurpassed rigidity & control.
ONLY $3598
Saadi' Eflrodeed:i
1989 HAWK GT
EUROPEAN STYLE, AMERICAN MUSCLE & HONDA'S LEGEND- ARY TECHNOLOGY COME TOGETHER IN A UNIQUE SPORT DESIGN
Smooth 647cc, S2° liquid cooled V-Twin. The Hawk is
lightweight & supcnor handling with e 5 speed transmission.
ONLY $3898
1989 C1111600
THE BEST SPORT MOTORCYCLE IN ITS CLASS AND IS ALSO MOST VERSATILE Compact 498cc DOHC liquid cooled engine with both high performance & superior dependability. Sporty seating position contribute to the CBR's excellent han-
dling, yet it's comfortable enough for en all day ride.
Always wear your helmet & protective gear.
671-2691 SALE ENDS JULY 31, 1989
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