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Vol. 27, No. 5 Serving the base of choice for the 21st century February 5, 1998

Open House

Fourth Force Reconnaissance Company and Trip ler Army Medical Center will host a blood drive from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Resreve Training Center here. 4th Force Recon will also have an open house, with refreshments and a static display of equipment. For more information, call 257-2420.

Essay Contest

The MCB Hawaii African American Heritage Committee is sponsoring an essay contest for all school age students in recognition of Black History Month. This year's theme is "African American in Business: The Path to Empowerment." Minimum lengths of essays are 100 words for elementary, 200 for middle school and 300 for high school students. Deadline is Feb. 13. For more information, call Maj. Koon at 257- 3655, extension :328 or Capt. Legall at 257-1995.

Extravaganza The Kaneohe Black History

Month Committee is sponsoring a musical extravaganza at the base theater Friday in recognition of Black History Month. It will be a night of musical excellence and variety There will be a free movie following the program, which begins at 5 p.m.

Craft Expo

The Kaneohe Black Heritage Committee presents the 1998 Craft And Opportunity Expo Feb. 14 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Enlisted Club. Admission is free and there will be a free drawing, with ethnic food and music by a DJ. Business and craft vendors, and anyone requiring more information, contact Telecia Woods at 254- 3464.

Send your love MCAF is sponsoring a Valentine's

Day delivery program. For $10, a medium-stem rose and a candy heart or Hershey's Kiss with a loving note will be delivered to your sweetheart anywhere here. All deliveries will be made Feb. 13, but all orders must be in by Friday. Call GySgt. Harris at 257-2882 or SSgt. Harris at 257-2593.

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Marines train soldiers

PFC

Digital photo by Jgt. Michael I. Wiener

James Biddison, a gunner with 1/21, reassembles the M240G machine gun while blind- folded. Marines from 3/3 spent a week teaching the soldiers the basics of the machine gun.

Sgt. Michael T. Wiener Combat Correspondent

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Oahu - Marines from K Company, 3d Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment, spent a week here teaching soldiers of 1st Batallion, 21st Infantry, the basics of the M240G machine gun.

The Army is currently in the process of replacing the M60 machine gun with the M240, and 1/21 decided to get a jump on things, according to Army 2dLt. Sergio Gonzales, the assistant operations officer for 1/21.

"We've never seen the 240 before, and we knew the Marines had it," Gonzales said. "We had to make a couple of phone calls before we were able to set something up."

"Everybody was excited to learn, and they picked it up rather easily," said PFC Jacob Kelley, a squad leader with K Co., 3/3. "They asked a lot of good questions and were very attentive to everything we

`Everybody was excited to learn, and they picked it up rather easily.'

PFC. JACOB KELLEY

K Co, 3/3

taught." During the week, soldiers

spent many hours in the classroom studying nomen- clature, characteristics, handling and operations.

But the soldiers received plenty of hands on training as well, according to PFC Daniel Marin, an assistant gunner with 1/21.

"The Marines didn't just give us a bunch of classes," Marin said. "We got to work with the weapons quite a bit."

"We gave them classes in the mornings and in the after- noon took them outside for the practical application," Kelly said. "It kept things interesting." -

The training not only allowed soldiers to learn about their new machine gun

of choice, but Marines got the chance to work with another branch of service and use their leadership skills.

"Someday we might have to work with an Army unit somewhere, and if so, we already know how they work," Kelly said. "It builds up interservice cohesion."

"Our younger Marines got the opportunity to see how classes are taught and then teach them," said Sgt. Bryan Griffing, a section leader with K Co. "It builds their self- confidence and leadership skills." The soldiers will complete

the training evolution with a live fire at one of the ranges here today. The Marines will act as coaches and everyone will qualify, said Kelley.

Grunts Sgt. Michael T. Wiener

Combat Correspondent

Marines and Sailors from 3d Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment, Combat Service Support Group 3 and 1st Battalion, 12th Marines, returned to K-Bay Jan. 29 after a training exercise on Kauai.

Landing Crafts Air Cushion landed at Westfield carrying personnel, equipment and vehicles, while assault amphibious vehicles carrying personnel landed at Ft. Hase Beach. Marines also made the ship-to- shore movement via CH- 53D Sea Stallions.

"More than 500 Marines came ashore today," said Sgt. Thomas Martinez, the embarkation noncom- missioned officer for 3d Marines. "It took a lot of coordination both on and

return off ship."

The embark Marines on ship received orders from the 3d Marines' operation office as to what needed to hit the beach when, then made load plans accord- ingly, Martinez said.

"We also had to make a lot of coordination here with the Military Police, Waterfront Operations and Base Operations for security and safety con- cerns," he said.

The units returned home after a two week training evolution empha- sizing amphibious assaults.

"We had to cancel the actual landing at Kauai because of 15- to 20-foot waves," said Maj. Thomas Smyth, the air officer for 3d Marines.. "But the rehearsals went great, and we're confident the landing itself would have been flawless.

Digital photo by Sgt. Michael T. Wiener A landing craft air cushion lands at Hale Koa Beach to unload Marines and equipment. More than 500 Marines arrived back to K-Bay by LCACs, helicopters and assault amphibious vehicles after a two-week training excercise on Kauai.

Marines help fight war on drugs

Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams

2dLt. Jason L. Latona, the operations officer for Base Finance, helps a student into a field hammock.

Cpl. Steven Williams Combat Correspondent

Marines rush from the belly of a CH-53D Sea Stallion helicopter, setting a 180-degree perimeter.

They move quickly to erect hooches and prepare their area for war. Without a single brass casing or weapon in hand, the Marines are setting up for one of the nation's toughest battles - the war on drugs.

The Community Drug Awareness Program has been idle here for 13 months, according to lstLt. Celeste Ross, the CDAP director. However, it charged back into action Friday as Marines landed on the island of Hawaii. "There is usually one per

month," said SSgt. Robert Andrews, the staff noncommis- sioned officer in charge of CDAE "But we have at least one a month for the next four months "

During CDAP missions, the Marines teach students a few aspects of Corps life such as drill, cover and concealment and field communications. Then, they transition into lessons of life that make Marines successful like drug and alcohol rejection, staying in school and preventing teenage pregnancy.

"We try to give them a good view of what other options there are for them," said Ross. "If they don't lead a clean healthy lifestyle, their choices will be lirn-

See Drugs, A-2

HazMat team disposes tank

Cpl. M.V. Trindade Combat Correspondent

A hazardous materials team from Pearl Harbor dis- posed of a small tank which washed ashore at the 14th hole of the Kaneohe Klipper golf course here.

A woman noticed the vessel, which resembled an oversized scuba tank, and called PMO. After arriving on the scene, the HazMat team

already knew what gases to check for, thanks to the woman's report.

"The woman reported the container and recognized the smell as ammonia," said Louis Rowe, the assistant director of base safety here. "Otherwise, it would have taken a lot longer to test the container."

With written permission from the Hawaii State Department of Health, and the MCB Hawaii, the container was taken to sea, punctured and sunk.

"It was determined the ammonia could be safely dipersed in a ratio of 100 to 1, water to ammonia," said Rowe.

A-2 February 5 1998 Hawaii Marine

The Rest of Page One Drugs...

ited." "The decisions you make today will

carry certain consequences," Cpl. Johnnie Wade, a financial management clerk with the Finance Office here, while speaking to a group of kids. "Personally, I grew up in a drug environment where most of the people in my family either sold or used drugs. I thank God I grew away from it. If I hadn't, I wouldn't

be where I am today." "I don't want the last time I see my

parents to see me to be while they're burying me because of something stupid," said Cicely Uluwehihoopai, a 13-year-old 7th grader from Kohala Intermediate School on the Big Island. "I want to live my life."

"We get to learn a lot of cool things," said Josh Yamamoto, a 13- year -old 8th grader. "We hardly get to see these guys. "

Marines provide the students with a positive figure to look up to that many children don't see in their teachers, according to Yamamoto. They see the teachers day in and day out while Marines are just char- acters in books and on posters.

Digital photo by LCpI. Barry Procter

Smoothin' things over Robert Pastor, a concrete worker with Kiewit Pacific, uses a bull float to smooth freshly laid concrete Monday near the flightline here. Trucks will be on base several times this month to dump concrete for an aircraft parking area for Navy squadrons arriving here in 1999.

1st MAW Aviation Support Element Jan. Sortie Update

(as of Jan. 29)

Training

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Skipper becomes first Eagle Scout at K-Bay in four years

Sgt. Michael Wiener Combat Correspondent

Hard work and dedication were just a couple of the tools used by a Marine family member here to be the first Eagle Scout on base in four years. Nathaniel Skipper, the son of

Janice and Col. Charles Skipper, was initiated into the Eagle Scout order Jan. 4 after completing a tough set of necessary requirements.

"The hardest and most time con- suming thing I had to do was my project," Skipper said. "It took about a year to do."

"We're very proud of him and his project," said Janice Skipper. "He worked hard on it."

Skipper made an informational video and pamphlet about MCB Hawaii for newcomers to the base.

"A lot of the information people got before was by word of mouth," said the 15 year-old Damian High School freshman. "The movie talks about the base's history and recreation and there's a segment on the dangers around base."

The movie is part of a new-join brief given to all incoming Marines and Sailors. But making a movie wasn't all Skipper had to do to make the rank of Eagle Scout.

Joining Scouts easy to do here

Cpl. M.V. Trindade Combat Correspondent

Early in the 1900s, Robert Baden-Powell, a British Army major, penned the guidebook, "Aid to Scouting."

The guidebook became the catalyst in starting the Boy Scout movement which in a few short years, enveloped the western hemisphere.

Baden-Powell discovered many young boys had taken a liking to his book. With this in mind, Baden-Powell took 20 boys to the Brown Sea Island the summer of 1907. "Little did they all know, but this was to become the very first Boy Scout meeting," said Janet Washam, assistant den leader for Bear den 7 here. The Boy Scouts is a program designed to give boys and

young men direction at a young age. By reaching the boys early enough, they hope to instill in them the moral strength to resist the social ills encountered in today's world. Chartered by Congress in 1916, the Boy Scouts "informally educate the responsiblities of participating cit- izenship," as stated in the Cub Scout Leader handbook, "(it helps to) provide growth in moral strength and character, all done in the spirit of fun."

Cub Master Rey Romero started his child on the program when he was in first grade in Groton Connecticut.

"I had so little time out there (as a recruiter)," said Romero, "so I promised my son that once we moved, I'd become more involved with the him and the Scouts." Romero also saw the benefits scouting seemed to have on the kids he recruited.

"What I found was that most of the kids I put in who had no prior (police) records had some sort of experience

"Twenty-one merit badges, 11 of which are required by all Boy Scouts, are necessary, as well as serving in a leadership position and showing true Scout spirit," Skipper said.

Skipper plans to stay with his troop as long as he can, and also become more involved in the Order of the Arrow. But he'll never forget what the Boy Scouts gave him.

"I've learned a lot of new skills and things about the nation and government I never would have known," Skipper said. "Scouting has been a very positive experience."

Digital photo by Cpl. M.V. Trindade

Both the Boy and Girls Scouts offer opportunities for young children to feel pride through earning badges.

in the Scouts. I can't say if it was leadership they got out of it, but they definitely took something with them." Den 7 belongs to Pack 225 here on base and is chartered

by Mokapu Elementary School. Den committee meetings are held once a week at the Scout Hut in building 455 next to the tax center and 7-day store. The next Pack committee meeting will be Feb. 8 at 1 p.m. at Mokapu Elementary.

Parents interested in having their boys join are encouraged to come and adults wishing to become a Scout leader are also welcome. Points of contact are Romero at 254-1028 or 257-2513. Parents interested in having their daughters join the Girl Scouts can contact Pat. Kraft, the Girl Scout Recruiter, at 254-0456.

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2/3 Marines learn call-for-fire techniques CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa. -

Hidden in the brush, a forward observer spots a formation of infantrymen and tanks moving into position 3,000 meters away.

Quickly, he calculates the location of the enemy through a series of known points and radios in a direction for fire to an artillery battery. They respond with a bar- rage of fire, destroying the threat

before it could bring its weapons to bear on the observer's position.

Thanks to the training given at the Division Schools' Forward Observers Course, scenarios such as this one, in which the threat was wiped out and Marine lives were

saved, could happen in battle. "The object of the FOC is to

teach Marines to accurately locate targets and adjust to hit them," said GySgt. Steve Gordon, the field

artillery operations chief and FOC chief instructor. "There are three methods of target location: polar, grid and shift." The polar method of location is considered the easiest, said Gordon, and is main- ly what the students use. The classroom acts as the observation post and stu-

Digital photo by Cpl. Mathew R. Weir

Cpl. Richard A. Niznik (left), machine gunner, and LCp!. Johnny 0/Mahoney, mortarman, both with E Co., 2/3, find the trajectory of their target Burning a forward observer class.

dents base their calculations to the target by line of sight, judging the distances via landmark. The

artillery then fires one shot to see if they are on target. If they are, all guns fire and the threat will be neutralized.

Grid location is the standard method of locating a forward observer uses. With this type of location, the artillery does not need to know the location of the observer.

The observer radios in a six-digit grid location for the artillery to lay fire on.

The final method of location is shift. With this technique, the observer finds a point at which he is very familiar, such as a tree- line or crossroad. From there, he calculates and radios in the enemy's approximate position from the known point.

In all instances, if the artillery is not on target, the observer must know how to radio in adjustments for fire. "Not only has this system been

used by mortarmen and the

infantry, but pilots have also gone through this course to learn to call-for-fire from the air," said Gordon.

"This system is a great aid for all Marines," said Cpl. Richard A. Niznik, a machine gunner, with Co. E, 2nd Battalion, 3d Marines, on the unit deployment program from Hawaii. "In the 03 field, it is our job to know these things; it

could mean the difference between life and death." This system also saves the Marine Corps approximately $100,000 per year in ammunition and field training costs, Gordon said. It uses 12 slide projec- tors to simulate different terrains, enemy locations and explo- sions. The slides are projected through mirror boxes so the explo- sions can appear to change locations with

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13th MEU enforces no-fly zone over Kuwait Cpl. Matt Hagerman


ALI AL SALEM AIR BASE, Kuwait - Operation Desert Storm was just seven years ago, but tensions with Iraq still run high. U.S. military forces, including the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable), are continuing to enforce the no-fly zone over southern Iraq as part of Operation Southern Watch.

The 13th MEU(SOC)'s six AV-8B Harrier aircraft are busy flying sorties several times a day to ensure no Iraqi aircraft cross the 33rd parallel as man- dated by the United Nations. The Marine

aviators have joined with pilots from the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, and Kuwaiti Air Force to patrol the no-fly zone in Iraq. Several F-14 Tomcats, F-16 Falcons, F-15 Eagles and F-18 Hornets maintain U.S. air superiority with their fighter support. Harriers and A-10 Thunderbolts ensure

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To prepare for participation in

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Flying in a real world operation is a first for many of these pilots.

"The caliber of these flights can't be

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Diane LaMarche Marine Fomity Member

fter reading the In Your Opinion by

anet Washam (Hawaii Marine, Jan. 29), I felt I had to make a statement - not every woman shares her opinion.

I fondly remember my first morning here two and a half years ago. I woke up that morning to - yes - Marines singing cadence. What went through my

mind was not anger at being awakened a "oh my God in tree morning," but an image of many men working together for a common goal, and pride that my husband could be one of them.

I then rolled over with a smile on my face and let my personal choir of men sing me back to sleep.

When I married a Marine and signed my little con- tract, I knew it was a hazardous job and I agreed to it. I also knew the Marine

Corps was steeped in many time-honored traditions. Cadence is a small part of it, but it is still tradition. I also knew there would be good and hard times (deployments, separations and god forbid, even war).

But because my husband was a Marine before he met me, I understood it was his choice and his commitment. It is his job to go, to do, to train and be prepared to defend his and our country.

Ladies, no one asked us to come to Hawaii; our husbands had orders and we came to be supportive and be a family. Orders are one thing, but choice is another. It was your hus-

band's choice to join the military or reenlist; no one ordered him to. It was both your choices to marry, to live on base, to have children and work 12 hours a night.

Because we made all these personal decisions, should we now impose our personal opinions on their time-honored traditions. Whether we like it or not

our husbands are government property. But we chose to live and rent here because we could be out in town. My advice, get over it or move out in town. Meanwhile, you can all

sing me back to sleep anytime.

Making most of Marine family Melissa Vestal

Marine Family Meows/

s I was reading Janet Washam's ebuttal (Hawaii

Marine, Jan. 29) of Sgt. Michael Wiener's commen- tary (Hawaii Marine, Jan. 22), I realized the and I have several things in common. First, like Washam, I am

married to a gunnery sergeant. We married after his MOS school. I very much agree with her opinion toward early morning cadence, as Marines run PT near housing at or before the crack of dawn.

I too feel I married the man of my dreams, someone I will spend the rest of my life with, not the Marine Corps. We have persevered through 11 moves, from community to base housing, to Japan, B-billets and deployments, all within 15 years. We will celebrate our 15th anniversary in June, and

these past 15 years have been the best years of each of our lives. We have had four children, moved to places we would have never had the opportunity to go to, met people all over the world and made friendships with people we normally never would have met.

Granted, the schools have not always been the best in the places we've been, but out of the seemingly bad situation, we were intro- duced to something new and different - home schooling. It has been something which has enriched all of our lives, not just our childrens'.

While I agreed with Washam, it saddened me that she expressed hatred for the Marine Corps. My

point is, yes, there are things about the Corps which are not good, things I wish would be changed. The Corps is not sensitive to the things "family" stands for.

But this is where we, as families, have to be strong and pull together. Our hus-

bands who are family oriented will be the voice in the Corps when family members can't voice our con- cerns and opinions about things which oppose the family. Some things can be changed, stopped or altered, and some things can't, such as the hours Marines do battal-

ion PT, standing duty and other things. Things which can be changed, like chanti- ng cadence through housing, will be changed by Marines who have their hearts where they should be - with their families.

saddened me that she expressed

hatred for the Marine Corps.'

MELISSA VESTAL

Marine Family Member

After all, the Marines are and should be a proud bunch of guys. They train hard for a job which is not glam- orous, easy or convienent. There will always be a Marine or two in the crowd who wants to be a hard--. But if those others are like my husband, they not only train hard, but they love hard. And like the country they

swore to protect when they joined the Marine Corps, they will also keep their promise to love and protect their spouse and family. I, unlike Washam, love the Marine Corps. I am proud to say we are a Marine Corps family, that I'm married to a Marine and a darn good one at that, because after all, we will retire with the Marine Corps and it will be with us for the rest of our lives. I appreciate the opportunities we have had while serving our country together as a family, side-by- side, with the Corps.

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However, it wasn't until I read the last paragraph of Janet Washam's letter (Hawaii Marine, Jan. 29) that my blood began to boil.

I find it hard to believe Washam feels the Marine Corps is no place to raise a family. From the time

my son was born to our recent arrival here, friends and neighbors have gone out of their way to be helpful. Whether it was a last-minute babysitter, mowing an overgrown lawn or simply someone to talk to, the Marine Corps family has been there to assist. It is my opinion the

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My husband has partic- ipated in his fair share of deployments. He missed the birth of his only child, and vacations have been cut short because he chose to serve his country. I was well aware of this when we got married and knew my husband's oath to his country would sometimes have to come before his oath to me. During the history of the United States, men and

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Marines help with first step CpI. Steven Williams


With fire in his eyes, a young man chal- lenges the obstacle before him.

In order to safely cross booby-trapped territory, he and his three compadres must find an element instrumental to survival and mission accomplishment - teamwork. The young man's dilemma, in the process of

making Marines, enforces the concept that teamwork is vital to leadership growth of young Marines. And in the case of 25 young poolees who took on the Leadership Reaction Course here Saturday, it's their introduction to a team they will soon be a part of, according to SSgt. Raymond Archibeque, a Marine Corps recruiter in Kaneohe.

"Teamwork is key out here," said Archibeque. "They're learning to accomplish tasks they've never faced before."

"It's building us up inside and making us believe in ourselves," said Rex Winter, an 18- year -old Kihei native who is striving to become a reconnaissance Marine. "By the time we get ready to go to boot camp, we're ready to become Marines as well as leaders."

The seeds of the Marine Corps have been planted in these young men and women with their decisions to take on the Marine chal- lenge, according to Archibeque. Bringing them to base to interact with Marines while in the Delayed Entry Program ensures blos- soms that will only bloom brighter with training and experience.

"I looked up to the Marines who helped me when I was getting ready to go to boot camp," said Cpl. Erich Cuadros, a supply

Digital photo by CpI. Steven Williams

Jamual Perkins, an 18-year-old Waipahu poolee, slides an ammunition can through a tun- nel while conquering an LRC obstacle.

Digital photo by CpI. Steven Williams

Delayed Entry Program poolees struggle with an obstacle at the Leadership Reaction Course here.

clerk with Supply Company, Combat Service Support Group 3, who volunteered along with 13 other Supply Co. Marines to help the poolees. "It pumps them up," said Cuadros. "With

us out here helping them, they start thinking 'I want to be part of this family - one of the few.'"

The Marine interaction also allows the poolees to talk to Marines from various job fields.

"About 85 percent of the people in the DEP don't know what they want to do in the Marine Corps," said Archibeque. "By talking and mingling with different Marines, they see all different sides of the Marine Corps."

"We get a feel for how the Marines operate," said Winter. "It helps us prepare to be Marines." "We try to give them as much insight

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Military policemen with Military Police Department here got to see how veteran cops do business as they trained with a few New York state troopers last week.

The troopers, who are reservists with Military Police Company, Marine Forces Pacific, trained with MPD in special reaction team operations, alcohol and drug influence detection and completed annual standard Marine Corps requirements.

"These Marines are the duty experts in the civilian law enforcement section," said Maj. Barry C. Neulen, the deputy provost marshal with MPD here. "This gives us training with subject matter expertise in areas which our MPs may have limited experience." "It's mutually benefitial," said WO Mark

A. Dischner, an 8-year NY state trooper and investigations officer. "We train them in things such as radar deployment and they train us in things like SRT."

"We did training with the LTI 20-20 laser radar," said Sgt. Michael J. Niezgoda, a 5-year state trooper and patrol supervisor. "With this technology, you can use cross hairs to detect individual vehicles. You can read speeds from up to a mile away."

The military policemen teamed up to deploy radar at the front gate for a sur- vey to see if there is a speeding problem.

The military police caught more than two dozen vehicles doing in excess of 20 miles per hour over the posted speed limit.

"We just wanted to increase the awareness of the posted speed limits approaching the main gate and exiting the base," said Neulen. "Coming off a highway, a lot of people aren't slowing down enough prior to approaching the gate and it's cer- tainly a potential safety problem and a risk to our MP gate sentries."

The MPs also deployed radar in residential areas to make the base community

aware of speed limits there as well. Due to the number of children living in the area and pedestrian traffic, the likelihood for injury due to automobile accidents is high in those areas.

The reservist Marines also brought their annual Marine Corps training requirements up to date, completing swim qualifications and a physical fitness test.

"It increased our manpower and promot- ed safety and security awareness to include traffic enforcement," said Neulen.

Digital photo bylCpl. Trent Lowry

Sgt. Michael J. Niezgoda, a reservist patrol supervisor with Military Police Company, Marine Forces Pacific, hones in on lead- footed drivers with an LTI 20-20 laser radar.

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ECDP seeks care providers LCpI. Barry Proctor


The Early Childhood Development Program here is looking for a few good providers.

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two months for anyone who wishes to be certified as a childcare provider, said Toni Henson, the in-home childcare coordinator with ECDP. "The base really needs

more providers," said

Digital photo by LCpI. Barry Proctor

Keana Puaoi, a teacher at the CDC, pushes children on a swing at the CDC. Overcrowding is forcing parents to find alternative childcare options.

Henson. "Child-care facilities on base simply can't provide for all the children we have here."

The next scheduled classes start the third week in April, Henson said.

Classes run on a six-day schedule, covering more than 40 hours of material in eight-hour days. Classes are slated to go from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

"Right now, when the April classes start is tenta- tive," said Henson. "We're shooting for the third week. We need at least five people to apply to hold the classes."

To reserve a seat for the classes, go to the ECDP office located near the base theater on Mokapu Drive and fill out an application.

Providers are required to be residents here to be certified, according to Henson.

For those who aren't able to attend day courses, the ECDP is interested in providing night classes for childcare certification, said Henson.

"If the interest is there, we can hold some night and weekend classes," said Henson. "We must have at least five people before we can start a night class." Night classes would be

scheduled according to the needs of the applicants, said Henson.

The class may run on a six-week schedule instead of the usual six-day schedule, Henson added.

"If they would come in and apply, I could sit down with them and work something out," Henson said. "We can be very flexible."

For information about any of the classes, call Henson at 257-7030.

JEC helps turn military experience into college credits

LCpI. Barry Proctor Combat Correspondent

Marines and Sailors can turn their military experiences in to college credits at the Joint Education Center here every Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. The JEC offers a free class on how

to fill out a DD295 application which can help save thousands of dollars by turning military corre- spondence courses and primary and secondary military occupational specialty training into college semester hours, said Cpl. Michael Whitt, a class instructor.

"Even if it gets you out of taking one class, it's worth it," said Whitt. "Why pay for the classes and books when you already have the train-

ing?" Spouses, retirees and all present or

former servicemem- bers are welcome to attend, Whitt said. Last year, this class saved $265,000 for those who took it. Active duty personnel need to bring Page 8 of their service record book, according to Whitt. "Some MOS's don't provide as many

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"It was very helpful and easy to understand," said Pvt. John Gordon, a ground radio repair technician with Maintenance Company, Combat Service Support Group 3. "It's also easier to get training through the military instead of college professors."

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Budgeting class ideal for expecting parents.

LCpI. Barry Proctor Combat Correspondent

Navy/Marine Corps Relief Society offers a free "Budgeting For Baby" class to all service- members or family members here every fourth Monday from 9-11 a.m.

The class includes a briefing by a nurse from Tripler Army Hospital on what expecting parents need to do before the baby is born and a pre- sentation by a budget counselor on how to manage money with the new addition. "I served 22 years in the

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The class goes over avoiding "traps" which may put families in financial distress, such as door-to-door salesmen and credit cards.

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LCpl. Harrison L. Burton was found guilty of violations of Article 86, 87 and 134 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, specifically, unauthorized absence from Aug. 6 to Sept. 27, 1997, missing movement and wrongfully obtaining services. He was sentenced to reduction to private, forfeiture of $600 per month for three months, confinement for three months and a bad conduct discharge.

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PFC Johnathan D. Aldrich was found guilty of violating Article 86 of the UCMJ, specifically unauthorized absence from July 7 to Oct. 24, 1997. He was sentenced to confinement for three months, forfeiture of $600 per month for three months and a bad conduct discharge.

PFC Paul J. Sanelle was found guilty of violating Article 86 of the UCMJ, specifically unauthorized absence from Aug. 13 to Dec. 11, 1997. He was sentenced to confinement for four months, forfeiture of $617 per month for four months, reduction to private and a bad conduct discharge.

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LCpl. Carlos Gonzalez was found guilty of violating Articles 86 and 87 of the UCMJ, specifically unauthorized absence from July 19 to Aug. 26, 1997 and missing movement. He was sentenced to confinement for four months, forfeiture of $600 per month for four months, reduction to private and a bad conduct discharge.

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Kokua Corner is a weekly fea- ture of the Hawaii Marine, designed to let civic-minded volunteers know where assistance is needed in the community. Anyone interested in vol- unteering is encouraged to call the point of contact for a specif- ic event, or Community Relations Officer Chuck Little at 257-5744 for more information.

Sat., 11 a.m.-4 p.m. - Help, Understanding and Group Support (HUGS). Volunteers needed to help man booths in Kailua, Hawaii Kai and Salt Lake. Call Reiko at 732-4846.

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Pros shine as AFC triumphs, 29-24


Jerome Bettis, a running back with Pittsburgh, drives throught the NFC line, living up to his nickname 'The Bus."

Moon scores in 4th quarter to put AFC on top in Pro Bowl


TEA, Hawaii - Seattle Seahawks 'quar-

terback Warren Moon snuck into the end zone late in the fourth quarter to rally the American Football Conference, 29-24, in the 28th annual Pro Bowl here.

Several stars shined in the all-pro line-ups, giving Hawaii a show for its money. The fans were on the edge of their seats down to the last seconds as the AFC mustered a come-from- behind drive after a National Football Conference fumble with only 2:19 left.

Tennessee Oilers running back Eddie George brought the AFC within

a point of NFC with a four-yard scamper to make it 24-23 NFC and 2:31 to go.

But Bill Cowher the head coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers, made a crucial potentially-game-deciding decision to go for two. Moon threw an off-the- mark quick toss to Oakland Raiders wide reciever Tim Brown .

However, Atlanta Falcons quarterback Chris Chandler, the last-second replacement for Green Bay Packer quarterback and National Football League Most Valuable Player Brett Favre, fumbled the first hand- off in the stay-alive drive. It was picked up by Seahawks defensive end Michael Sinclair to give possession back to

AFC for one last shot. Four carries by

George and a one-yard plunge by Moon later, AFC was on top to stay. Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Trent Dilfer tried to bring the NFC back as the play clock ticked the game away, but was unsuc- cessful.

For his efforts in the game, the 41-year-old Moon was named Pro Bowl MVP, completing four of eight passes.

Other shooting stars were Terrell Davis, a Denver Broncos running hack sporting a shiny new Super Bowl ring, who finished with 27 yards on six carries, and San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve Young who connected on five of 11 passes for 103 yards.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Warren for the game-winning touchdown.


Moon finds himself in the endzone


The Jacksonville Jaguars mascot does a dance to celebrate the AFC victory.

Youth take tips from pros Cpl. Steven Williams


Several National Football League players, current and for-

mer, joined nearly 200 base youth on the grid iron at Pop Warner Field here to wage war on drugs.

Assisted by "No Hope In Dope," the Honolulu Police Department and the Military Police Department's 1997 intramural flag football champion team, Five -O, the players passed along their experiences with football and drug and alcohol use.

"It's fortunate for us that we can come out here and talk with the kids," said Greg Clark, a rookie tight end for the San Francisco 49ers. "Because of media and television, professional athletes are put in a unique position

where they can provide a positive role models for kids to follow."

"It's important to provide role models for children to give them a positive focus in life," said 49ers kicker Gary Anderson.

"We need to bring the future of this country a positive outlook on life," said Gabe Rojas, a defensive back with Five-O. "By bringing Marines out here to provide role models along with the professional players, maybe the children will realize they don't have to look so far for positive role models. We're right here under their noses."

"It's tough trying to make it in this world today," said Gary Plummer, a 49ers linebacker. "What I stressed most out here, along with drug and alcohol rejection, was a good work ethic.

Without it, I wouldn't be where I am today."

"These youngsters go to several sources to find these examples for strength and guidance," said Clark. "A lot get it from their family, while many look to professional athletes. We have to watch what we do because we have a big problem with youth thinking alcohol or smoking is okay since we do it.

"And we have influence them not to follow others who do it and say its cool," the 25-year- old pro continued. "It's hard for them to say no, especially when everyone is doing it." The hour-and-a-half football

clinic probably didn't give the players enough time make any drug-free, soon-to-be football stars, but according to some of the pros, if only one took their words to heart, then the event was a success.


Garry Plummer, a linebacker with San Francisco, was one of serveral NFL players assisting more than 200 children at the Pro Bowl clinic here Jan. 29.

Ravi of Mad

By Stephen Gude

Ahhh, Superchicken

Recently, the Public Affairs office has added among its ranks a young corporal who has an affinity

for Trans Ams. Actually, it's more like a raging love for the cars. The man is obviously nuts.

This is an affront to the Ford lovers in the shop. Three of our people owned various Mustangs when he arrived, and I claim alleigance to the almighty Probe GT. So naturally, with the shop being Firebird-less until he arrived, we tore into him like a pack of hye- nas on a wounded zebra.

"Hey, Guido, Fat 7bny wants you to bring him a pizza when you come back." I say. The corporal, not being from the northern industrial ("New Joisey," "New Yawk") area of the United States, didn't understand the implication of the joke until he was told about the image of the Firebird as a "Guido" car.

Still, our erstwhile Firebird lover gives it right back to us. He tells everyone our cracks about the Bird are nothing but symptoms of the dreaded "green-eyed monster" - jealousy. Whatever, "Bandit."

"Hey, Burt Reynolds called and said bring his car back," I say.

Green-eyed monster indeed. For us, it's more like red-faced laughter.

`Do you really have a replica of the toupee Burt Reynolds wore in Smoke), and the Bandit I and IT hanging on the wall in. your barracks?" I ask. "What about the hat?"

In the south, Trans Ams used to be the cars to have. Every high school senior wanted one, and the guys who drove them were the recipients of jealous stares from teens and gas jockeys all over Dixie. If you had asked me, when I was 13, what the greatest car ever made was, I'd have said "1977 Trans Am with the black/gold package." Porsches? I thought they were ugly. Corvettes? Too curvy Camaros? Not as cool as Trans Ams. Mustangs? Let's face it - the Mustang II was one of the ugli- est cars Ford ever made.

"Did Sh.erriff Buford T Justice do funny things to you in jail? I ask.

But the Trans Am had the right combination of cojones for me. They were never sophisticated - just brashly styled, in-your-face musclecars. And to top it off was the screaming chicken on the hood.

Firebird lovers say "It's not a chicken, it's a ` firebird!'" But look in any book about birds, and you'll never see a "firebird." You'll see a chicken, but no firebird.

Of course, this ignores the great "phoenix" of mythology, but "phoenix" don't exist either, except as a city in Arizona which can't win any sports championships because they just don't pack the gear. So, the screaming, deadly looking apparition atop a Trans Am's hood is a marauding chicken.

This could have been a potentially disastrous point for the car, because who wants to ride around with a chicken painted on the hood of their otherwise sporty ride? But Pontiac, in its infinite wisdom, decided to make the chicken look cool.

Well, cool as a chicken can look. My favorite Trans Am of all time

is the 1979 Trans Am with the 6.6- liter engine, four on the floor and WS6 suspension. The epitome of disco cool, but a fast, decent-handling car for its time, anyway. Nowadays, the Trans Am thun-

ders with up to 320 horsepower - nearly double the amount of the Probe GT I so love - and has the meanest-looking front end of all cars. You can't help but be scared of it. That is, until you look closely and

see the chicken. Sing it with me: "Ahhhh, Super Chicken! Bock bock bock! Ahhhh, Super Chicken!

"Bock ACK!"

B-2 February 5 1998 Hawaii Marine

MCAF corrals Mustangs with tough defense, 43-39

LCpI. Trent Lowry Combat Correspondent

The Marine Corps Air Facility team roped the Combat Service Support Group-3 Mustangs, 43-39, Friday, in

the second game of an intramural hoops triple-header at the main gym here.

Defense was the name of the game as MCAF picked up their second win of the season in this closely fought contest. The Mustangs dropped to 1-4.

"We need to pick up our defense if we're going to win games," said Mustangs coach Rick Baughman. Down 16-7 with five minutes left in the

first half, MCAF went on a 12-2 run to go up at half 21-18.

"We blocked out better, but we have to start hitting our shots," MCAF coach Michael Garton said at halftime. "Whichever team gets a scoring streak last is going to win. It'll be a close game until the end."

MCAF built a 15-point lead, 40-25, with 5:30 left in the game. It looked almost to be a mirror image of the first half, with the Mustangs putting a streak of their own together. They pulled to within four, but could get no closer.

"We played much better," said Garton, "

The more games we play together we gain cohesiveness. It's hard to get everyone together for practice, since we all have different schedules. To be able to field a compete-

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Big men for MCAF and the CSSG-3 Mustangs do dirty work under the boards Friday

tive team each time is amazingly difficult." In other action Friday night, 1/12 slammed

the Headquarters Battalion Warriors, 58-36, and 3/3 H&S trampled 1st Radio Battalion, 52-31.

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Open to the general public, the QuikSilver Pyramid Rock Beach Bash will be held as early as Feb. 14 and 15 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. A holding period will be in effect starting on those dates and continuing through the weekends of Feb. 21 and 22, and Feb. 28 and March 1. The weekend with the best weather and surf conditions will be selected.

Coordinated by QuikSilver, the ninth annual surf competition features amateur surfers and bodyboarders at windward Oahu's hottest surf spot, normally not open to the public.

Amateur surfing and bodyboarding are offered in youth and adult age groups, with men's, women's, military or open divisions. Entry fee for youth surfing and body boarding is $25 for civilians and $20 for military I.D. cardholders. Entry fee for amateur surfing and bodyboarding is $35 for civilians and $25 for military I.D. cardholders. Entries are limited, and will be accepted on a first-come, first- served basis. The first 200 entries will also receive an event T-shirt. A plate lunch is included in the fee. Prizes will be awarded in all divisions.

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All ages will enjoy the sand-sculpting contest, where imaginations run wild. Individuals and teams up to four members may sign up, with no entry fee. Prizes or awards will be given in all contests from QuikSilver, Hans Hedemann Surf School, Jaron's Restaurant, Zippy's Restaurant, McDonald's of Hawaii, Webco Hawaii, Frito-Lay, Menehune Water, Hawaiian Tropic Suncare, and King's Travel, The Shack, and Simple Green. Check-in is at 9 a.m. Feb. 14. Organized by the Morale, Welfare and

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The newly formed Kaneohe Bay Rugby Football team is looking

for a few good men. All you need to bring is the

desire to endure one of the toughest games out there, said Paul Bruchman, the team's match secretary. Size is not a factor, no one will be cut, and despite the rough look of the sport, it's not all about being tough.

"The game is a gentlemen's sport," said Mike Evergin, a 10-year rugger. "During the game you hit as hard as you can, and afterwards the players get together to socialize. There is no animosity, regardless of who won."

Rugby is very popular around the world and, unlike football, a player need not be in high school or college to continue playing the sport with an organized team.

"Football, for most players, ends after high school or college," Evergin said, "but with rugby, there is potential to move up to the All Marine

Digital photo by CpI M.V. Trindade

A K-Bay Rugger rushes past Schofield offense to an easy touchdown.

team, to the Interservice team, all the way up to the National team." "Rugby is a physically and

mentally tough sport. It teaches unity of effort," said the MCB Hawaii founder Mike Brown. "It exposes the key elements of manuever warfare that are required of the Marine warrior."

There are only two military rugby teams on the island, MCB Hawaii and Schofield Barracks, but there are seven teams in the Hawaii Rugby Union. In addition, the team here is looking to start a women's program. Interested women are invited to contact any team member for details.

Practice is held every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at Risley Field across from the base gym behind the bowling alley. For more information, call Brown at 257-1374.

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K-Bay Rugby team members hoist a rugger in the air to tip the ball.

Rollerhockey, youth baseball coming

Cpl Steven Williams Combat Correspondent

peewee, bantam and adult rollerhockey team sign-ups are open until Friday for base players ages 9 and up. The peewee division is open to 9- to 12-year-olds while

the bantam division if offered to 12- to 15-year-olds. The adult team is for those 15 and older. Cost for joining is $25 for non-USA Hockey members and

$35 otherwise. The season is scheduled to begin Feb. 28. The peewee

games are scheduled for Mondays and Thursdays while the bantams play Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For youth baseball, the trophy has been replaced with a

certificate, and the fee is $35. For more information, call MWR Athletics at 254-7591.

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Royal Crown Revue guitarist, James Achor, pleases the crowd with earsplitting riffs.

Warped tour rocks Waimanalo SSgt. Matt Hevezi


WAIMANALO - Nothing warped to be found at Warped

Tour. Just 10,000 revved-up music and skate fans grooving together -a very unwarped scene. Veteran LA punkers The

Vandals ripped a worthy and very memorable set; punctuat- ed by 311's bassist P-Nut jumping into a mini jam session with them. As Warped was happening

all over the place, one couldn't help but sigh over the pure beauty of this epic event. Waimanalo Polo Field has been christened. Those who

MWR offers 'Ticket to am' Kathy Baker

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Run with 3d Marines There's still time to enter the 3d

Marine Regiment 10K Run Friday at 6:30 a.m. The 10-mile course will start and finish at Pop Warner field, and wind throughout the base. Entry forms are available at MWR activities and includes a race T- shirt. Coordinated by MWR Athletics and 3d Marines, and sponsored by Gatorade and Island Demo Inc., proceeds from this event bmaefit Hawaii's Marines, Sailors and their families. For more information, call 254-7596/7591. Cultural Exhibit at Base Library

In commemoration of Black History Month, the Base Library is featuring the cultural exhibit, "Afro- Americans in the New World," on display now through Feb. 15. Co- sponsored by the Hawaii Committee for the humanities, this exhibit

highlights 500 years of Black history. Don't miss this educational experience for the entire family. For more information, call the Base Library at 254-7624. Send Flowers to Someone Special Valentine's Day is just around the

corner. Send flowers to people near and far with flowers from Teleflora. Visit a customer service representa- tive at the Marine Corps Exchange who will be happy to help select a floral arrangement to send away. For more information, call the MCX at 254-3890. Flowers for Valentine's Day! A floral specialist will be available

at the Exchange Annex, building 1090, to assist in making a floral arrangement for someone special. Stop by today through Monday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to place an order for delivery or pick up. It's a made- to-order arrangement sure to please. Call 254-7616 for more information.

were there know what I mean. Local ska-ists, The Bosscats

also nailed a crowd-pleasing groove as the finishing home- town act.

Warp's monster halfpipe daredevils entertained with insane aerial demos as the bands pounded out tunes.

Performances by Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Royal Crown Revue, 311, Blink 182, Reel Big Fish and Kemuri (from Japan) all contributed to the ongoing legend of Warped Tour.

Word is Rancid and NOFX are both being eyed for Warped next year. With the awesome Saturday turnout, you can bet Warped will be back to Hawaii next year.

Photo by Cpl. Steven Williams

Thousands turned out for the day long tour which featured the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, the Vandals, 311 as well as local bands.

`Wag the Dog' borders on brilliant Sgt. Michael T. Wiener


Ifigured with names like Hoffman, De Niro and Harrelson, "Wag the Dog"

would be a decent movie. I was wrong - it was great.

A U.S. president has been accused of luring an underage "Firefly Girl" (much the same as a Girl Scout) into the Oval Office and presenting her with opportunities no Firefly Girl could anticipate from the commander-in-chief.

The accusation is about to destroy his 17-point lead in elec- tion polls just weeks before elec- tion day.

Fortunately, presidential aide, Winifred Ames (Anne Heche) is

able to find spin doctor Conrad Brean (Robert De Niro) for an emergency session in the White House bunkers. Bream comes up with a remarkably strange idea to take the attention away from the Firefly Girl incident - he pro- duces a war. Brean flies to Hollywood and

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ucks Unlimited, a non -prof- it wildlife conservation organization, is hosting its

sixth annual Windward Chapter Banquet at the MCB Hawaii Officers' Club.

Ducks Unlimited is recognized as the world's largest private waterfowl and wetlands conservation organization. It is volunteer- based with over 600,000 conser- vationist members. Funding for the support of Ducks Unlimited's projects are achieved through

events such as the banquet. "The banquet has become a

Windward tradition," said Peter Zoretic, cahirman of the windward chapter. There are lots of opportunities to win and bid on great prizes to include interna- tionally acclaimed artwork, and hunting gear. Continued support will aid in the conservation of wildlife habitats that is home to migratory and related waterfowl. "Bring a friend to the banquet,

get involved and make a difference," added Zoretic. Since 1990, Ducks Unlimited has restored or protected a total of 353 acres of

Autos 1989 Jeep Wrangler - V-6, custom wheels and tires, good body, strong motor, asking $5,500, call 834-6537. 1987 Oldsmobile Firenza GT - 2.8 ltr. V-6, five-speed, sunroof, am/fm cassette, runs great, $950, call John at 254-0455. 1979 Jeep CJ-5 - Rebuilt 261 cc., 3-inch lift, 31-inch tires, straight six, many extras, must sell, $4,000 firm, must sell, call 254-9298. 1979 450 SEL Mercedes - Needs work, must see, make offer, call 254-4577.

Rentals Kailua - 2/1, one parking, close to MCB Hawaii, includes stove, refrigerator and washer, second-floor unit, close to bus, shopping and restuarants, $700/month, available now, call 261-1828.

Miscellaneous Strollers - Single, $20; double, $40, excellent shape, golf clubs, set of irons, $75, call 254-9572. Moving Sale - Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., 45-331 Kahowaa Place, Kaneohe, Leaving

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The $45 donation includes dinner and a Ducks Unlimited membership. Couples are $65, to include two dinners and one membership. The dinner will be Feb. 5. Cocktails will begin at 6:30 followed by dinner at 7:30. Tickets are available through Peter Zoretic at 257-0140, or at home, 254-4183.

for mainland, almost everything must go - household items, tools and much more, call 247- 4846. Computer - 486 Packard Bell, CD ROM, speakers, microphone, software included, 32 MB, $500, call 254-9179. Television - 27" Zenith color-console, oak finish, VCR/video storage, one year old, $500, call 254-9197. Miscellaneous - New king-size pillows and comforter; dive equipment; 10-speed bike; wicker hamper, books, 100 mhz AST computer, make offers, call 254-4577. Stereo Equipment - Various components and maufacturers, make offers, call 423-0467. Tickets - Two for Lord of the Dance, $110, call 423-0467. Sofas - Sears, one year old, $500; Blue-gray sofa with matching lamps, $350, call 254-3256. Laserjet Parts - HPLJ III paper trays (letter and legal), nearly new toner cartridge, all for $50, call John at 254-0455. SCUBA Gear - BCD, Super 80 tanks (2), complete octypus w/computer, wet suits, fins and more, all for $600, call John at 254-0455.

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S2K-5K1week From home NOT MLM.

1.800-322-6169 X6275.

WORK FROM HOME Home-based bus. P/T-FT

No exp nec., will train. Up to $700/week.

Call 1-888-225-4092.

45 Domestic Help Wanted

TRANSPORT & care for 2

boys after school & when sick in my Salt Lake home. Begin February Refer- ences. Call 836-2213

50 Domestic Jobs Wanted

60 Employment Opportunities

SPORTS-MINDED $2K-4K + comm. Team players w/ great people skills. Will train P/T-F/T 946-4988

65 Help Wanted Male/Female

"AVON" EARN S NOW! Buy/Sell Ind. Rep. Ass't. Manager. Char, 676-1588.

"AVON" SALES REPS

BE YOUR OWN BOSS For the best earnings

possible

$5. CALL SS.

THIS AD ONLY

Kandy 235.7641 or Jo 395-6970

Independent Sales Rep

"CHANGE IS GOOD!" Co. expanding, FIT-KT

sales. will train. 486-9175

"INTERNET REPS" Up to $700/wk. Free URL, leads Free info. Lee. 949-5000

"GOLF REPS NEEDED" Earn serious weekly income, doing what you love. working from home The Golf Company is now expanding to Hawaii. Look- ing for leaders to market brand-name products +

exclusive as & travel benefits. Call 423-0956

CLEANING HELPERS Needed. Windward area, good pay Call 262-8767

COMPUTER FREELANCE IBM/MAC Data Entry, WP, Desktop Publishing Web/Graphic Designers Programmers, F/T. P/T &

Freelance Work (Com- puter required) Highest Pay! Call 1-800-851-6953

DELIVERY PERSON Immediate openings to deliver contracts on MCBH-Kaneohe & Scho- field Barracks. Above- average earnings. Military

AFFORDABLE Exp. Ouali- & spouses welcome. Call fy. Salt Lake, 1-2 children. 1. 800 -292 -3450. First Aid/CPR 836-7662.

EXP. CHILD CARE 1.2 children, AMR area.

Call 839-0322.

EXP. NURSE/caregiver for elderly. Avail days, eves.. wknds. Refs 722-3484.

PEARL CITY Child Care 24 hrs. Lic. FIT-PIT, drop- ins. Meals, refs. 456-0848

WAIPAHU Child care, my home, Monday -Friday. CPR trained. 677-3697.

55 Employment or-nation

S WORK FROM HOME Own a computer? Put it to work. $1K-$6K. Log online w/access code #7000. www.homecareer.com

ASSEMBLE ARTS Crafts in your spare time.

Earn extra SS! Typing, electronics. & more.

Call 1-800-786-0409,

EARN MONEY Reading books' 530,000/year income potential. Details.

1-800-513-4343 ext. Y-4031

FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT S19K-$74K/Yr. + Benefits, Paid Training. For Into. On Avail, Positions, Call 1-800-585-9024 ext. 4901.

HOME TYPISTS, PC users needed. $45,000 income potential. 1-800-513-4343 Ext B -4031

LOSE WEIGHT NOW. Natural Herbal Formulas

M.D. Approved. Money-back Guarantee.

Free info. (808) 685 -3300.

MOTHERS & OTHERS Work W home

S500- $2500 /mo possible Call 591-7647

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! $500 to $900 weekly potential! Processing mortgage refunds. Own hours. Call 1-800-701-9499 Ext 819

60 Employment Opportunities

54000+ COMM. Nat'l. health & fitness line.

Will train 988-9885.

A BUS. OPPTY. 92-55K wkly Not MLM No selling 1-800-995-0796 ext. 6013.

AIRLINE JOBS Will Train -Customer Service, Bag- gage. Flight Attendants, Clerical & many more! Call 1-510-247-9398, ext 602.

ATTITUDE! Looking for positive individual to run my environmenlal co. Will train. 671-8803, 252-3742

DO YOU HAVE wants, needs, & desires that you must fulfill? Call 1-888-573-9562 NOW

EXPERIENCED HOME REPAIR TECHNICIAN Must have broad range of skills in all aspects of home construction. Self- motivated & capable of executing multiple jobs. Good pay & benefits available. Lv. msg. at 262-3372.

FUN & $55 Bottled-water industry is booming! Top reps, $5K+/(no. 671-6655.

MAKEUP ARTIST Looking for men & women to help promote all-natural cosmetic line. Training available. Call 676-1096.

MILITARY 2nd INCOME New Mililani ofc. customer svc. reps. Flex. schedule. days & eves. avail $1-3K/ mo. + comm. 988-3203.

NEED A SERVICE? Call the Classifieds. 235-5881

MODELS WANTED Open Call. All looks/ages. local /national, TV comml./

print/film 955-2271 Susan Page Modeling

NAIL TECHNICIAN and hairstylist wanted Comm or rental Call 235-8884

PACIFIC BAGELS &

Juice Rush seek friendly, motivated, high-energy individuals for both F/T & P/T Counter Workers, Bakers, Mgrs. & Asst. Mgrs. Visit our store at Hawaii Kai Koko Marina Shopping Center or call 599-4453 for applications.

PR/PROMO REP needed $3K + comm Team player/ good people skills a must Will train. Call 988-5949

PROMOTIONS Positive attitude, flexible hours,

no experience necessary Ca11988-1029.

SPORTS NUTRITION entry levels & mgrs. need help! Flexible hours. No exp necessary 488-1905

70 Jobs Wanted

MODELS Open model call. Ages 8 & up. Audition 2/15, 3 p.m. Sponsored by Dr Martin Luther King, Jr ,

Holiday Coalition Call Unique Intentions Model Management 421-0006.

95 Boat Sales & Service

"LET'S GO FISHING-" Big Boat. Low Price You

Keep The Fish. 696-FISH.

14' ACHILLES inflatable, 35 hp. Mercury, $3000/ OBO 235-4226, 267-0596

r

95 Boat Sales & Service

191/2' REYNELL New motor. gas tank, elec., more. $12.000 235-0263

24' WINNER with fishing gear, twin I/O Serious inquires only. 396.9978

DON'T FORGET to check out those closets Never know what

you may find which could put $$$ in your pocket. Sell it in

the Classifieds. Call 235-5881.

30' OWENS 6 cyl. Perkins diesel eng., wooden hull, VHF/CB, new elec. wiring Sleeps 6, working head, 2

sinks, perfect live aboard' $6000/080, must sell ASAP Call 598-3344 pgr

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Kabala Creations

Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT (Accounts Payable)

Responsible for verifying and processing invoices and requests for payment to the organization's vendors and staff in a timely, accurate, and efficient man- ner. Maintains master vendor files and logs and han- dles phone inquiries related to Accounts Payable.

High school diploma or GED equivalent and two to three years of directly related work experience. Must have knowledge of general accounting and office practices; experience with automated accounting systemss, excellent interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with vendors, staff, etc.; strong organizational skills to prioritize and handle multiple assignments, and working knowledge of spreadsheet and word processing software applications. Ability to operate standard office equipment.

If interested and meet minimum qualifications, please send letter of interest and resume to

Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate Personnel Division. FILE RY

1887 Makuakane St.

Honolulu, HI 96817-1887

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Announcements ..0

Cards of Thnx

Free Bees 10

Funeral Notice 15

Legal Notices 20

Lost & Found 25

Personals 30

Business Opport 35

Invest Opport 40

Domest Hlp Wa 45

Domes Job Wa 50

Employment In 55

Employment Opport 60

Help Want M/F 65

Jobs Wanted ..... 70

Sales Help Wa 75

Antiques/Art 80

Aviation 85

Bicycle Sale 90

Boat Sale/Ser 95

Cemetery Plot 100

Computers 105

Fillers 110

Garage/Lanai S 115

Health/Fitness 120

Home Appliance 125

Home Furnish 130

Imports 135

HEADING CLASS

Jewelry & Clothg 145 Housesitting ...... ....1565

Livestock & Horses 150 Income Property...1570

Medical Suppl 155 Moving/Storage....1572

Miscellaneous 160 Property Mgt 1575 Misc. Wanted 165 Real Est 4 Sale..... -1580

Musical lnstr 175

Office & Eqpt 180

Pets-Everything 185

Photo Supplies 190

Sporting Good 205

Stereo Video 210

Swap 215

Travel 220

Watr Sprt Equ 230

Home/Apt Guide

Apts Furnishd 1500

Apts Part Furn 1505

Apts Unfurn 1510

Business & Indus 1515

Comml Prop 1520

Cond/Twn Fur 1525

Cond/Twn Pfur 1530

Cond/Twn Sal 1535

Cond/Twn Unfur 1540

Houses Furn 1550

Houses Pfurn 1555

Houses Unfurn 1560

Real Est Anno 1585

Real Est Loan 1590

Real Est Trad 1595

Real Est Want 1600

Rental Serv. 1605

Rentals to Share 1610

Rentals Wanted 1615

Restaurant/Bar 1620

Rooms Rent 1625

Short Trm Rent 1630

Stores/Offic Rent 1635

Vac Rent 1640

Automobiles

Auto Announce 2000

Auto Leasing

Auto Serv/Par

Autos 4 Sale

Autos Wanted

Hvy Mch & Eq

2005

2010

2100

2015

2020

MtrCyls/Scoot 2025

Pickup Trucks 2030

Van Camp 4-wd 2035

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RFD Publications is a progressive company committed to quality and the

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Immediate opening for key account executive. If you are a

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NOW! FINANCING TO FIT ALL NEEDS ALL BUDGETS

'94 Hyundai Excel GOW-387 $3,995 '93 Mazda B2300 Pickup FCU -202, low mis4,995 '93 Ford Probe GSA-477

'90 Nissan 240 SX FSA-955

'94 Geo Prism FXY-233

'95 Geo Tracker GRB-546

'95 Mazda B2300 Pickup GST-782

'90 Jeep Wrangler EER-422, Hord Top!

'93 Dodge Dakota 4X4 GFB-012, low miles

'90 Acura Legend FNG-718

'93 Honda Civic FCR-764

'94 Saturn SC2 FNB -419

'96 Pontiac Grand Am GEV-033

'96 Chevy Cavalier Convertible KRC-489

'93 Mercury Villager F8Z-066

'97 Mazda Protege MDA-129

'96 Ford Taurus qWS 108

'96 Nissan Maxima RE 365, Loaded

'96 VW GTI GSP 209

'97 Ford Mustang GRT 172

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sebtect to Prier Sale. Advertised

prices not applicable to specal

finance ditnts. Sat ads 298.

425 Kamehameha Hwy. 94-119 Farrington Hwy

PEARLIIIDGE WAIPANU

Home a Guide EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

All real-estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise 'any preference. limitation or discrimination based on race. color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status. or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.' Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians. pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination. call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll -free number for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.

1500 Apts. Furnished

KAILUA stud o, utils incl /cable, no pets! smoking. $600 254-2489

1505 Apts. Partly Furnished

KAHALUU 1-bdrm apt WiD, no pets, utils. incl., $800 /mo. Call 239-7739.

EVERYONE READS the Classifieds 235.5881

KAILUA Nice res area Lge. studio. $975. 2-bdrm. upstairs, $1075. Utils./ cable/can turn. 262-4593.


KAILUA beautiful 4121/2, 2 cv'd. prkg., lots of amens.. storage. $1400. 599-8974.

MOILIILI, studio. 1st 11., nr U.H. Water incl $450/ mo. 671-8871, 395-0132.

PUNALUU Clean, secure 1/1 on bch. with prkg.,

$660 utils incl. 239-8542.

WAHIAWA 2/1 end unit, $600. Sect. 8 OK 843-0278, 361-0278.

WAIPAHU 1 bdrm., A/C. carpet, utils. incl., prkg., no pets, $600. 677-0916.


WAIPAHU Convenient. 2 bdrm , new paint, pool, prkg. $625 Call 255-9847.

WAIPAHU Parkview Village 2/11/2, prkg., W/D. $850/mo. neg. 671-3182

1530 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

PEARL CITY 3/1 MD, 2 prkg drapes/carpet, 51000 Call 488-6288

1555 Houses Partly Furnished

EWA BEACH 4 bdrm., 2 full ba., $1100/mo. + utils. Sect. 8 OK. 674.2344 eve.

KAILUA 3/11/2, tam. rm., no pets, fenced, quiet tenants, $1250. 261-5650.

KAILUA 5/21/2, view, 2-car gar , fenced yd. & sec., no pets, $2100. 261-5650.

KAILUA Avail now. 3/2 upstairs, yard svc., nr. bus/school. Utils incl., $1350 + dep. 262-4979.

KAILUA downstairs, 3/1, pvt. eat., $1175 incl. Wits. No pet/smoking. 263.4175

1555 Houses Partly Furnished

KALIHI 3,1.. anslairS $1000, upstairs. 4121/2, $1200 Both. Incl. utils + dep. Prkg., nr. shops/bus. 848-2836. 841-1166.

KANEOHE 2/1 dplx ,

prkg.. no pets, $750/mo Call 247-8749

KANEOHE 3/2 $900 + utils. for house or $300 for single rm. 235-0804.

KANEOHE renovated 2- bdrm. duplex w/prkg.. yd., nr sch./bus, $700, home, 247-7449. pager 549-0079

KAPOLEI Honokai Hale 4/2, $1000/mo. + utils. 67t -3065, 472-1990.

PEARL CITY 2-bdrm duplex. $1000/mo. !no slits. No pets. 456-3721

CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Find a

bargain for sale or sell your unwanted items for cash in the Classifieds.

Call 235-5881.

WAIANAE 211 dplx, yard, gated, $725+,

697.1701 or 373-9342

WAIANAE 3 bdrm w/gar ,

fenced yd., nr. bus /shops, Section 8 OK, $850. 668-5983. 668-5674.

1572 Moving/Storage

COLEMAN AMERICAN MOVING SERVICES. INC

Packing & Moving Mainland & Intl

Free Estimates. 682-1576.

1580 Real Estate For Sale

BARGAIN HOMES 1000s of government-foreclosed & repossessed properties being liquidated this month! Government financing. Low or no down. For local listing call now! 1-800-501-1777 ext. 3401.

COLORADO: TAKE OVER 35 ACRES in majestic Southeast Colorado, 919,990/5200 per mo. Fin. avail Call 1-800-758-5364

GET YOUR CLASSIFIED AD ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB! CALL 235-5881,

1610 Rentals to Share

KAILUA Ige. rm., nice, quiet, non-smk., no pets, $400 incl. utils. 254-8270.

KANEOHE Twnhse., own ba., prkg., W/). $625 incl. utils. 239.0045, 299 -7918.

1610 Rentals to Share

KANEOHE/KAHALUU split level exec. 4/3, 3,000 sq. `I., modernly turn .

female with same, $775. 239-2881 or 236-4867.

SALT LAKE in furnished 3-bdrm house, 1 room, $425 incl. utils. 422-4978

1625 Rooms For Rent

CLEAN room w!ba kitch- enette, prkg. Kalihi Valley $300/mo Call 843-2772.

MOVING SOON? Make it easy on yourself Clean out those closets and sell things

fast in the Classifieds Call 235-5881

KAILUA Lge rm , private entry, bath, $500/mo. utils. Call 262-9868.

KAILUA turn. bdrm share bath/kit./utils. /pool. Nr bus/shops. $375/mo. Call Don, 254-8463.

KAILUA room, Turn $600 incl. utils.. cable TV, kit., 'N /D privileges. Non- smoker Call 263-0125.

MILILANI furn. room, $325. Utils. incl. Near

shopping ctr. 625.7327.

1625 Rooms For Rent

ONE LARGE ROOM in 3- bdrm. house witwo males. Two full baths, fenced. spa, koi pond & parking. $550, deposit + utilities. Call Greg, 941-7481

1635 Store & Office Rentals

FARRINGTON HIGHWAY- WAIANAE Busy location. Small building. 750 sq. ft. w/prkg. 371-2626, Iv. no.

SPACE 2081 sq. ft., $2 /ft., 3 prkg. spaces W $219/ mo , corner Kaheka & Kununu St 946-4606.

PROBLEM: Got an over- crowded closet? Try the Classifieds solution! Advertise those unwanted unused items 'For Sale" and then pocket the cash you make( Call today, 235-5881!

1640 Vacation Rentals

"LANIKAI NEAR BEACH" lovely 1-bedroom cottage, or Ige 2/2 hm 262-5445

KAILUA small studio/ cottage from $40, near beach Call 262 -9545.

Classifieds HI February 5, 1998

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Awesome Used Bikes '89 VT11250 P1388 $ 1,795 '94 KLX650 T5415 '2,795 '92 ZX6 P6916 '3,795 '93 Dynalowridar..P5529..s 10,995

New Kawasaki '96 KX60 P6240 '1,995 '96 Vulcon500 ..

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New Buells In Stock! '98 M2 $33000....'8,399 '98 51 $19124....'9,999

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.94 FORD AEROSTAR sg ggg 5229 #GRE8061D30041 MARKET $12,999 , A MO. '96 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA sg 999 s229 cGGV8231D2971 MARKET $13,999 , A mo. '95 FORD TAURUS CL S/W $ 1 q Aqq $239 *W884.1012031 MARKET $14,999 A 1./ Or %, 4, A mo.

'p,Amtc,1,1ALAttpsiusio,999 $259 A MO. '95 FORD T-BIRD $10 999 '249 PP0243A12007 MARKET $13,999 1 A MO. '93 HONDA ACCORD LX$ 1 fi Qom $259 aGCW470/1:2046 MARKET 515,999 .M.N.P9VVV A MO. '95 DODGE INTREPID ES $in Goo $259 C21353 MARKET $17,999 1 V,.., 0 fif A MO. .96 CREW CAVALIER CONY. Si n -^^ FOFNISSAII966 MARKET 516.999 .1.0,U yy '249

A MO. .95 TOYOTA COROLLA $1.0 999 '249 4MAT819N2044 MARKET $14,999 , A MO.

'97 PLYMOUTH NEON 810 999 5249 rrGPP206/1912:02 MARKET S13.999 , A MO.

'96 BUICK REGAL $12 499 5289 9GGG434N1968 MARKET $17,999 t A MO. '95 CHRYSLER CONCORD '12 499 5319 FFXC751,E3075 MARKET S13,999 , A MO. '95 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE $i 0 '''19 $289 rIGPNI08441981 MARKET $15,999 1 ad , IDU A MO. '96 DODGE INTREPID $12 ggg 5299 4GGY362/029a3 MARKET S17,999 9 A MO. '96 DODGE INTREPID $i 9 omq $299 IID2930 MARKET $17,999 I. rI Oa tf 4" A MO-

'96 OLDS 88 aGDV545/M1964 MARKET $18,999 $ 1..3,499 sp4.9,P. '94 FORD EXPLORER siq fa log $319 #03053 MARKET S16,999 .1.1.1,t-7 %), V A MO. '96 DODGE AVENGER siq 999 $319 #YUEKA.03050 MARKET $15,999 A.n.P, v v v A mu.

WINDWARD DODGE

ALL DODGE VEHICLES

46-177 KAHUHIPA ST. 233.6000

WINDWARD tr,...,1.,Toff:PfEc,',;'.#t0TIIV 60 mos.. 12.9% ArR. Prices and

CHRYSLER Frrint.tesdt'veini;Velolfees CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH JEEP EAGLE

vehicle of equal or greater value.

46-004 KAWA ST., KANEOHE *2334064 DOC, FEES OF $175

DOC. FEES OF

S175

100 Cemetery Plots

2 PLOTS MILILANI Memorial Park side by side Call 263-9360

CALL NOW to sell it fast! The Classifieds. 235.5881

100 Cemetery Plots

HAW'N. MEMORIAL Gdn of Memories, 2 desirable plots, must sell 737-1767.

WHEN IT'S TIME FOR RESULTS... call the Classifieds, 235-58811

100 Cemetery Plots

HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL PARK 3 plots, Central Garden. Valued at $3595 as . will accept $2900 ea 942-1520

The CLASSIFIEDS 235-5881

.0,, SOUTH SEAS HONDA HOND

'98 CBR 600 F3 #750254 "SMOION' JOE"

`98 VTR 1000 #002111

$8,199 $8,999 `98 CBR 900 RR #200515

`97 VALKYRIE #004242

$9,999 $11,999ra `96 VT 600 SHADOW

HONDA. NOW IN come nik, with us. STOCK!

Licensed Insurance Agent on Premises :3149 N. Nimitz Hwy 836-1144

All prices are lulus tax, tic 2k DH fees. Offer Ends 2/14/98.

100 Cemetery Plots

HAWN. MEMORIAL Lake- side Musicians' sec. 1 plot for 2 caskets or 4 urns. $4500:080. 540.7242 pgr

VALLEY of the TEMPLES 2 niches, 6 urns ea ,

Buddham Rm.. 57995 ea. Call after 5pm. 735-2609.

105 Computers

6 X 85-P200+ MULTI- MEDIA Computer.

All ranks, E-1 & up.

No Credit. Bankruptcy. 0 down. S99/mo. Call

1-800-795-7064, 24 hrs./ day Limited Availability

115 Garage/Lanai Sales

-GARAGE SALES?" What a hassle!

CASH CONVERTERS A better way to sell

a great place to shop Kaneohe

Windward City Shopping Ctr. 45-480 Kaneohe Bay Dr

(Across from Longs) Ph. 233-CASH (2274)

115 Garage & Lanai Sales

KAILUA METHODIST 1110 Kailua Rd Sat. 027,

8-2. Nearly new items, Half-price sale

MOVING GARAGE SALE 565-F Keolu Dr., Kailua. Sun. Feb 8, 8-1 Furs., books, clothes appls

MOVING SALE: Monkey pod tables, rocking & arm- chairs. Ige metal desk. frames. art & office, supplies, kitchen items. tools, plants, garden tools, books. clothes lad- ders. etc., etc.. 557 Paulele St., across from Enchanted Lake School on Keolu Dr , Fri & Sat.. 8-3

EVERYONE READS the Classifieds 235-5881

MULTIFAMILY 91-149 Ewa Beach Rd. 2/14, 7am- 2pm & 2/15, lam -12pm

NEW KIDS' SWIMSUITS, $5 Lots of other goodies' 2/6, 2/7 & 2/8, 9am-5pm. 1345 Ulupii St., Kailua,

SAT. 2/7, 8-noon. 45-230 Mahalani Cir , Kaneohe Books, toys, misc., etc

DELIVERY CHARGE INCLUDES FREE PICK-UP OF OLD BED

McCallister's Beds & Furniture

O

5

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Maho any Chests, Bookcases Available USED BED SETS

Call for availability

TWIN 63995

DOUBLE $5995

KING $9995

UNFINISHED CHESTS

20E:rener

Reg

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$4995 Wi Drawer Reg '75

20" Wide

seOeTiu-mmirvAr

New! Quilted Bed Sets

TWIN $ 189" DOUBLE sr 622995 QUEEN sf- 627995 KING sET $39995

Used Queen 2 Pc. Set $69 2333 Aloha° Place "

841-4251 c DELIVERY CHARGE INCLUDES FREE PICK-UP OF OLD BED

YEAR-END BLOWO All '97s Must Go

NEW MERCURY COUGAR XR-7

NEW MERCURY

VILLAGER V-6, Auto, Front & Rear

A/C, P/W, P/L , Cass, Cruise,

7-Passenger Seating,

PiMirror and Much Morel

1 AT THIS PRICE

si 7 995 Stk. 44514

Auto, A/C, Cass, P/W, P/L, Tilt, Cruise, 21 Spoke Alum.

Wheels and Much Morel

1 AT THIS PRICE

s15,995 Stk. #4250

NEW MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 5.01., V8, Auto, A/c, Cass, P/S, Running Boards and

Much More!

AT THIS PRICE

x24,995 Stk. #43S8

'90 CIVIC LX 4 Dr., Loaded (GAB280) $6988 14 CIVIC EXA 2 Dr., Loaded, CD Changer (FXG432)

$ 10,988 '92 CIVIC VX 3 Dr., A/C, C/Wheels (MYT441) 1988 VeIC_LX

., d d, Spoiler (#20574) `49D, LT $il '1,988 '91 CIVIC LX 4 Dr., Loaded, Mint (GGJ619) $7988 Alut2o, r/ICI,eoro)fOr`t64) Si 1,988 190 CRX Si Spoiler, A/C, White (FBE187) ' $7988 `A92, 1A)/ICI,VieUelps FB45) '13,988 '91 ACCORD LX Auto, 4 Dr., Loaded (EDS902) $9988 25,161°ALut&p., Si 3,988 '91 ACCORD EX Spoiler, Whls, 4 Dr., (EEC009) '10,988 - 'Br, 4 Dr., Loaded $il 3,988 -

ProlOSSIO SALTA LINCOLN MERCURY 289436:1441

no 1-QS(--0-,

A! prices ate,' rebates 8

mcentmes. Adverusedonces,

rebates. low ,nterest rate

financing are nor combinab7e.

Plus tax. tic. 8 $ t 97 dot fee

Offer exprins 2/8/98.

120 Health & Fitness

DR. HOU FROM CHINA 20 yrs' exp acupuncture. Call 734-3424.545.0365

LIC. Care home Whlchr ambulatory & special diet, M/F Private rooms Avail anytime Call 622-2503.

LOOK GREAT IN '98 Make $$ too' Free diet workshop Call 422-7567

LOSE WEIGHT NOW Call me now toll-free

1-888-265-2044

LOSE WT. Fast & healthy. Money-back guar I pay you to lose lbs 486.3943

NATURALLY SPEAKING Weight loss doesn't have to be difficult We've got the answers f Or safe, effective wt. loss. Special intro. price. Call 247-7174

PARABODY Weight system. Lat pull, bench, leg extension, weights & bars $700 or best offer. 259.6599 Lv message.

QUIET private relaxation. Table body shampoo. Free prkg 24 hrs 945-7775

STRESS KNOT Swedish Massage Quiet & Private. App't. only Call 9am-5pm, 523-0841 MAT-2031.

TONY lost 90 lbs., kept off almost 2 yrs. Serious only. 100% natural. 239-6998.

130 Home Furnishings

C.S. WO Love seat plus coffee table & ottoman. 6225/080 B/W Contem- porary dining rm set w/4 chairs. $25010130 Must sell. Call 625-7833

ELECTRIC HOSPITAL BED, $400/0B0 Call 623-1606

GLASS TABLE dinette set w/4 chairs/coffee tbl., 35" TV. $800 ea. 688-0289

OAK DINING TABLE w/4 chairs, $500. Call 488-2623. Iv. msg.

SUPERB QUALITY KOA/MANGO ROCKERS/ Misc 50% OFF 293-8234

160 Miscellaneous

NAIL SPECIAL BY TERRI same prices as town

Acrylic, manicure! pedicure Call 621-2744

PLANTS FOR SALE Real cheap' Call 262-4302. leave message.

WINE RACK COOLER 11 6-bottle capacity, cus-

, tom-made, dbl. glass drs., $3000/080 394-2490.

175 Musical Instruments

PIANOS BUY/SELL Quali- ty used pianos Good

prices 531-3848.

WURLITZER PIANO small upright, excl cond., $500/ OBO Corkie, 262-2373.

185 Pets/Everything

A+ ANIMAL Assistance is pet sitting. grooming, pet transport, supplies & free monthly newsletter. glesupersite.corn/aplus Ph 282-5044 any time.

CATS/KITS Full /' /a- Persian, show/pets. $25 &

up. Call 262-4439.

CHIHUAHUA /Terrier Pup Terrier pups, 2-6 mos. Kittens/cats. 668.4567

PET CARE for dogs, cats, birds. rodents, etc. Daily walks, feeding, simple bathing, medication, trans. & house silting. Refs. Call 625-0602.

QUEENSLAND BLUE heeler pups, 8 wks old, 1st shots, loyal & smart, must see. $200. 254 -5366.

FOr your convenience,

we accept MasterCard

& Visa

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: AccountingSookkeeping Appliances -Automotive

Services - Blinds/Drapes- Business Services -

Cabinetry Carpentry - Carpets - Chiropractor -

Cleaning -ClericalfTyping - Computer Service -

Contracting/Construction - Drafting - Drywall -

Electrical - Entertainment - Equipment Rentals- Fencing - Financial Services - Floors/Tiles -Graphics/Printing -

Handyman Hauling Income Tax - Insurance -Landscaping- Legal Services - Masonry Massage Therapy -PaintingNVall

Covering - Photography Plastering - Plumbing - Pools &

Spas - Professional Services - Property Management -

Rain Gutters - Remodeling - Repair -Resumes- Rooting School Instruction - Screens & Jalousies -

Sewing & Alterations- Telephone Service - Termite/Pest Control - Towing - Tree Trimming - Upholstery Video

Taping Vinyl Siding - Weddings - Welding Yard Service

For as little as 535.88 per mo. (annual rate)

you can place a 3-line Sun Press Pro-

fessional Service ad. Call today for details, 235-5881.

Blinds/Drapes

SAVINGS 60% OFF on Vertical blinds Tony D & Company Call 524-3616

Business Services

4tlast" Local Internet 3Ilow Page Ads by your irea code'! www.ndiyp. )mi David 923-7125

L. PERALTA Secretarial & Notary Public. Hawaii Kai

395.5375

Carpentry

"TERMITE REPAIR" Carpentry. painting. Free Est To 51000 599.4685

Carpentry

A CARREIRA Home Repairs & Painting One

call. we do it all Free est Call 262-9208 To $1000

ALL AROUND Carpenter Svc. To $1000. 25 yrs' exp 239.5880 525-4741

Carpets

' $60 SPECIAL ' 2 bdrms & Ivrm DA'KINE KARPET KLEENING Call 846-7872

DIRTY CARPETS? No problem We accept credit cards Call 671-4651

WWW.MIDWEEK.COM Now you can really get the word

out Call 235-5881

Cleaning

"Al Cleaner in Paradise" Pro. quality svc Moves. Res. Bi-, wkly 582-7088.

"Al FILIPINA CLEANERS" Clean Everything. Free

Est. Islandwide 235.1219

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Service since 1968. Call Ron Albert 599-8779

"NOOK & CRANNY" Personalized. reliable.

Kailua, 262.8767

'EDWINA'S Cleaning Svc. Residential, commercial, move-outs. 220-1871 cell.

CLEAN AS A WHISTLE Move in/out. Lowest rate Res /weekly 262-4223

CLEANING LADIES Get the Best! Prof. Res cleaning. Reasonable!' Call 262-2203

D'S CLEANING SERVICE Comml :Res Free est. 247-4372. 851-3923. pgr

FAMILY CLEANING SVC. INC./INT'L BLDG. MAINT. Janitorial Cleaning. move- in/out, yd maint., strip/ wash tile firs , pressure wash & carpel cleaning 842.6015 569.8831 page-

GINGER'S CLEANING Honest/reliable. Residen- tial 259.7860, 273.3110

I WORK HARD & do a great lob! Reasonable rates Call 596-4826

LADY K'S CLEANING Res. comml , move in/

out. windows 621-7049

FREE ADVERTISING on Internet Yellow Pages

Call 674-0387

FREE INITIAL Computer consulting & diagnostics System sales. 834.3525

THAT COMPUTER GUY Computer tutoring at your home or bus. Internet. bus & home appls.. hardware setup 263-7742

MOVING SOON? Make rt

easy on yourself. Clean out those closets and sell things

fast in the Classifieds Call 235-5881.

Contracting &

Construction

"TRS QUALITY" Build renovate, kilch 'bath. addi- tions, Houses. Low prices. Refs 235.1714, BC-17112

Hawaii law. Chapter 444. HRS. prohibits any person. corporation or entity from offering or performing construction work without a contractor's license issued by the Contractor s License Board Appearance rn this ciarsifiation doss not mean

ease issuea to the listed contractor may still be current and valid 11 you have any questions concern- ing a contractor's license, please contact the Depart. ment of Commerce and Con- sumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586.3000 To tile a current complaint, call 587.3222. To check on a contractor's complaint history, call 586-2677.

Drafting & Design

'TRS QUALITY DESIGNS' Designing. plan drafting. permit routing 235-1714

Drywall

DRY WALL, hanging. taping & repairs. Lic.

C-14574 Call 235-0710

Fencing

ALL FENCE Custom Gates & Oper. Pro C.E. #ABC-19848.

220-9327. fax 235.2745.

Financial Services

CASH ADVANCE TO HEIRS, notes. structured settlements. viaticals Call 383-5143

LOWER your mortgage! Free Info Send SASE to DH. P.0 Box 89398 Honolulu. HI 96830

FIND IT fast' Call 235-5881

Floors & Tile

ALL TILE, glass block, nat stone install/repair, to $1000 Darren. 261.6955.

Handyman

"Al COMPLETE" Home Repairs. Kitchen/bath To

$1000. Free Est. 235-1219

Handyman

"SERVICES UNLIMITED" Home Repairs. Carpentry. Painting, Etc. Refs. Free

Estimates. -To $1000 ". Call 235 -6199,287 -8727 pgr.

CHEEP CHEEP Handy- mech. Carpentry, painting. kit. & bath. You name it I

do it 20 yrs. exp To $1000 Marcel. 224 -9190

HAMADA MAINTENANCE Minor Home Repairs.

To S1000 222-7614

HANDYMAN (OF GOD) Carpentry, yardwork &

drain Call Vid. 668-6256.

SHIMA'S HANDYMAN SVC. All home repairs

To $1000. 737-7969 ofc 576.9409 pgr.

395-9081 after hrs

RENT YOUR APARTMENT Call the Classifieds 235-5881

Hauling

"A," DELIVERY & MOVING appls., car. 737-9662, dig. 288-9227. 7 days. 24 hrs

CASUAL RE-movements Garage junk 732-0655. Yard rubbish 638 -7389.

WE HAUL Relocating? Packing, emergency, 7 days. Call Superman, 735- 4697,227 -9340.

Income Tax

"FAST IN-HOME" Tax svc at reas rates. All states BACK YEARS 523-1881

Massage Therapist

RELEASE STRESS Adults & children. Discount first mo 262-4243 MAT-2212

Painting/Wallcovering

FATHER & SONS PAINT- ING Islandwide, Neat &

Fast To $1000 263.3250

Professional Services

ADOPTIONS, Specializing in affordable adoptions for African-American &

Biracial children Dora Dome. Esq. 261-7879.

CHILD HOME DAY CARE Mililani area Licensed Call Nora. 625 -t981

Resumes

RESUME$ for SUCCESS Professional/Dependable

Free App't 254-9030

Roofing

' UNLIMITED ROOFING ' & Waterproofing Comml Res. All Types. Free Est.

Insured/Bonded. C-20915. 239.5971 or 299.4375 pgr.

Schools & Instruction

'VIOLIN/VIOLA Lessons' Windward Strings Studio. Violin rentals 262.4295

Schools & Instruction

GOLF LESSONS Begin- ners or advanced. Individ- ual or group 841-4344

HORSEBACK RIDING lessons, children & adults Gift cart avail 637-0018

FIND EXTRA $15 in your closets. Sell things you

don't need anymore in the Classifieds. 235-5881

PIANO LESSONS All ages Reasonable rates Pearl City/Aiea. 484-1534

PIANO LESSONS BY JOHN SCHOUTEN

247-6010

PIANO LESSONS Kaneohe area.

Call 236 -1007, Jean

PIANO/VOICE LESSONS Kailua, exp. teacher

All levels/ages. 263.3323

PVT. Piano Instructions. Now avail. at Studio M Introductory lesson free Please phone 396.4806

TRAVEL TRAINING ' Airlines, Cruises ' Travel Agency

Tours, Hotels Computers

KOTTNER TRAVEL INSTITUTE

262-7749

Licensed by DOE

SURPRISEISURPRISEI When was the last time you checked out your closets?

Never know what you may find Sell those unwanted items in

the Classifieds.Call 235-5881

Screens & Jalousies

SCREENS, JALOUSIES & Hardware Repair. FEB..

20% Off! Dave 623-4839.

Sewing & Alterations

PROFESSIONAL sewing/ alter for all occasions. Free p/u & del. 235-4990.

SEWING Slipcovers sofas, futons. cushions drapes; bed dressings alterations 263-3477

ADS really sell! Call 235-5881

Storage

AIR-COND. STORAGE Honolulu. All-metal units Clean, dry, safe. 531-3148

MILITARY STORAGE $8 or $1 7/mo Free pick up Open 7 days 486-0725

SPACE PLACE Storage Free pick up! Free lock w/ this ad! 7 days. 487-3868

Weddings

SUNSET WEDDINGS Beautiful Ceremonies

Call 638-1108

Welding

FABRICATE, install &

repair, remove rust, paint on wrought-Iron fence, gates & railings Free est. To $1000 Call 671-2464

Windows

PROF. GLASS TINTING Res /comml., affordable rates. Free est. to $1000. Since 1975. Call 677-6437.

NEED MORE SPACE? Clean out your closets and advertise those items you

no longer need in the Classifieds It really gets

results. Call 235-5881.

Yard Service

"9 1 1N YARD SERVICE" Mow. trim. haul. Excl. refs. Free est. AD, 239-4271.

"JR'S YARD SERVICE" Mow, hedges, trim, hauling. 235-9769, 583-5686.

BOBBY'S YD. SVC. Clear lot, haul rubbish, mowing 8 trimming. Free Est. 422-4349, 554-5137 cel.

EDZ LAWNZ Lawn care. Pro svc rots, avail Free est 621-8237, 279-7981

BAG A BARGAIN in the Classilieds Your super marketplace of items for sale, services to offer .

and 1001 other things! 235-5881

JB YARD SVC. Affordable rate. Home rpr , to $1000 626-1360 577-4216 pgr.

MIKE'S YD. SERVICE. All kinds of work. Low rates. 625-6885. 583-0609 pgr.

ORTEGA'S YARD SVC. Insured, trimming,

hedges, hauling Free Est. 621. 1615.383 -6648 col

185 Pets & Everything

SHAREBOARD Exp .

responsible English rider wanted 247-1645, Iv msg

205 Sporting Goods

PRO. STYLE WEIGHT BENCH & many acces. by Parabody, Inc. Valued at $750. sell for $350/0130 Call 486-9934 Dave

220 Travel

"GOOD DEAL TRAVEL" Best fares to anywhere, Call Now' 946-7680

LAX/SFO, $198. E. Coast, $489. Interisland, $46. Century Travel 596.7373

2010 Auto Service & Parts

NEW FREON! $13/can, $365/cylinder. environmen- tally safe, cools better than R-12, non-flammable, works w/existing systems. Steve, 239-1172 (Oahu)

2015 Auto Wanted

DONATE ANY VEHICLE CAR, VAN, TRUCK,

MOPED, MOTORCYCLE BOAT OR CLASSIC. Run - ning, broken, damaged or high mileage. MAX TAX- DEDUCTION. FREE FAST

PICK UP. (most cars) CHRISTIAN

FAMILY CHARITIES 521-GIFT (4438)

GET MORE MILEAGE FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! If all those odds & ends are driv- ing you crazy. sell 'em for extra cash through the Classifieds. Call today and place your ad. Buyers and sellers agree, the Classifieds are a bargain.

235.588"

2025 Motorcycles & Scooters

'86 HONDA Rebel 450 $1000/0B0 Call Patrick 247-2302

'87 HONDA REBEL 450 perfect cond low mi $2600/0B0 624 -4848.


'96 KX60 (P6240) $1,995 plus handling. $75 doc tax & tic 0 A C


'98 BUELL M2 (B33000) $8,399 + handling. $75 doc tax & tic. O.A.C.

THE CLASSIFIEDS, where you can get your

best buys! Call 235-5881.

'96 VULCAN 500 (542878) $4,199 plus handling, $75 doc. tax &

tic. 0.A.0

NO MATTER what you're buying or selling, the Classifieds give you fast results, 235-5881!

'96 ZX11-F (594152) $7,899 plus handling, $75 doc , lax & lic 0 A C.

831-2600

'98 BUELL S1 (B19124) $9 999 + handling, $75 doe., tax & lic 0.A.0

.471:=1

B31-2600

The CLASSIFIEDS 235-5881

NEW '97 VN1500 #223 Classic $8,899 + lees

South Seas Waipahu 671-6711

NEW '97 VN800 #469 Classic

South Seas Waipahu 671-6711


NEW '97 ZX9R #96 Top Performer $7,799 + fees.

S,77'r ' MIIP411110 , South Seas

Waipahu 671-6711

2030 Pickup Trucks

'91 FORD F150 4X4. 4.9L. A/C, P/S, AM/FM, tint, extras, $7600 696-8584.

'97 FORD F-150 XLT V8, 5 spd flare. blk , tint, alarm, loaded, '0.700 mi., 517.000/0130. 421.1435

'97 FORD F150 XLT white, excl. cond., very low mi .

520.00010130. 259-8924

WANT TO SELL it fast? Call the Classifieds! 235-5881

2035 Vans/Campers 4-Wheel Drive

'90 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 84K miles. $5500. Call 422-9753.

we, s Windward Nissan, Olds, GM° Truck

cro

SIZ 00 FEI!pio

REBATES

'98 Nissan FRONTIER Pickup

$9995 #900114

'98 Nissan PA E DERS

a

'91 Ford Tempo 4 Dr, Low Miles GCS365 $3,995

'93 Dodge Daytona $5,995

'94 Nissan Sentra XE

$6,995 Auto, A/C, Low Miles HUE032

'94 Ford T-Bird

FWV268 V8, Auto, Sunroof, Clean, $8,995

'92 Isuzu Rodeo

EYY655 V6, Alloys, Low Miles, $9,995

'89 Mercedes -Benz

FYD422 420 SEL, Fully Loaded! $ 1 0,995

Auto, A/C Vin. 584544

'95 Toyota Corolla AKpuwto,3Ai; C, Full Power $ 0995 '95 Nissan Quest

Auto, A/C, Super Clean $ 688TNP 2,995

'95 Honda Accord AGuctos,9A7/.:, P/Locks, P/Windows 121995

'96 GMC Sierra P/U $13,995 Low Miles, Like New!

GGR101

'90 BMW 533i 4Dr, Auto, Loaded! GPV559 $14,995

'96 Honda Accord 9K Mi, Auto, Loaded! GPA653 $ 1 5,995

24-HOUR "INSTA-CREDIT HOTLINE" WE ACCEPT ALL CREDIT APPLICATIONS.

1 el100475406 GOOD CREDIT DAV CREDIT

NO CREDIT

Or a I via the Internet: www.windward. eta es.com

ca e am '

Windw In Low

Overhead Kaneohe

ISSO IN OLDSM0131 LE Fl GMC TRUCK

46 -151 KAHUHIPA ST. 235-6433

Credit on approval Prices plus tax. I,c. doc lees & dealer installed options. Vehicles subject to prior sale Veheaes not exactly as shown All applicable factory rebates already applied to prices and offers shown $2,000 rebate on '97 Nissans and select '98s & not combinable

PRICES PLUS DESTINATION SERVICE

DOC. FEES

'178

2035 Vans & Campers 4-Wheel Drive

'94 FORD Clubwagon, V8. A/C, 15 pass.. excl. cond, $13.500/0E30. 671.8871

'94 JEEP WRANGLER, red. 36K mi., hardtop. full wrnty. till 2000. $11,000/ OBO. Call 422-9073.

'95 GRAND CHEROKEE Laredo, 4x4, blk., loaded, CD. $18,000 253-4772

NEED A SERVICE? Call the Classifieds 235-5881

Acura

'88 LEGEND 5 spd., 4 dr., moon roof, good cond 55000/0E10 671-8004

BMW

'92 K75S vr/ ABS. Black, excellent cond. Just ser- viced. $4800. 623-8008.

Buick

'85 SKYLARK Low mi good cond , runs great Best offer Call 235-3791

Chevrolet

'87 CAMARO V-6. 2.8L, T- top, orig. owner, $4800 Call 421-1853, 449-7648

Classic Cars

'69 VETTE conv't , 4 sod, 327, near mint, 516.000/ OBO 235-4226, 267-0596

Ford

'87 TAURUS V-6, 56K mi., $2000/0130 531-2714 days, or 737.4592 eves.

'96 TAURUS station wgn., '95 MUSTANG GT coverti- ble. 5 spd. best offer Both in excl. cond. 262-2766.

February 5, 1998

Honda

'88 ACCORD 4 dr.. auto good condition. $3500 Call 696-4081

Jeep

'94 CHEROKEE 2WD, 4 dr., A/C low miles, $1 3.000/0B0. 235-0845

Mazda

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'83 RELIANT WAGON 75K miles, good cond. Needs windshield. $5001 OBO. 259-6599. Lv. msg.

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834-0808 530 PAIEA ST. BY THE AIRPORT

622-5687 535 AVOCADO St. WAHIAW .OPEN NI-E 10-6 - SAE 10-4

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1 52 Wilikina Dr, Wahiawa

Transportation Specials! '84 TOYOTA TERCEL,. '86 SUBARU XL Parts Only. Runs! ix Parts Only, Looks Good!

$395 3gF8R240 'CV) 515550

'87 CHEVY CAVALIER '82 DAMN 280 Z Need Some Work! s r,, re Runs Good! 82K Miles'

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( Sandel/09966 *8995 '95 SUBARU IMPREZA LX Must Drive To ADP, eclat.

100810W/0 0150) *S995 '95 NISSAN

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(GEG509/010093) *9395 '96 FORD

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'91 FORD EXPLORER XLT Very Clean, Two Tone. 4%2 Loaded (GCF994/310188) *99e5

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'85 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. *Auto. AM/FM, P/S (EPX637/#48 74)

`86 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR. In Waipahu (ECV133)

`91 PONTIAC GRAND AM 2 DR. Auto, AM/FM, P/S (GCX036/#4899)

`88 BUICK SKYLARK 4 DR. Auto, AM/FM, P/L, P/VV, P/S, Tilt, Cruise (FWB273/ 44931 )

`92 SUZUKI SWIFT 2 DR. .5 spd.. AM/FM, Cass., A/C (EZC423/#4673)

`90 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 4 DR Waipahu

( GDY345)

'88 CHEVY CAMARO

$4995 *Auto, AM/FM, Cass.. A/C. P/L, P/W, P/S, Tilt, Alloys (ECC009/44929)

`90 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 DR.

$6595 Auto, A/C. P/S, One Owner (F1D597/44885)

`96 FORD RANGER XL PICKUP $7395 5 Spd . AM/FM, Cass., One Owner

(G6C441 /44664)

'94 ISUZU AMIGO 4X4 .5 Spd.. AM/FM, Cass., P/S, 4x4, One Owner, Low Miles (GCC013/#4940)

$9895

`90 FORD ESCORT 4 DR.

'695 rAuto. AM/FM. (FEV8

cass., P/S 98/#4 932) /95

'84 TOYOTA VAN

'995 (FCE296/#4 900) ' *Auto, AM/FM. P/L, P/VV, P/S 1495 '84 HONDA ACCORD 4 DR.

$1595 .Auto, AM/FM. (EXW945/4491

Cass.. A/C, P/S 1) $1 895

`86 HONDA ACCORD LXi 2DR.

$1895 (FRAuto,

AM/FM, PM/, B053/#4884) $2595 . Gass., P/L, P, P/S, Cruise,

`90 FORD AEROSTAR

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$4395 ,n Napa. (ECT200)

`93 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE

PPF4141/94873) $4995 5 Spd.. AM/FM, Cass., NC, Extra Clean

`93 FORD PROBE GT In Waipahu (GRY267)

'93 NISSAN QUEST GXE

(FCC 721) $9895 In Waipahu

'97 FORD ESCORT 4 OR.

'Auto' AM /FM.

Cass.. A/C, P /S,

One Owner,

1 595 Low Mileage (GRV971 44939) ,

'6995

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VEHICLES SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE ALL PRICES 8 PAYMENT EXCLUDE VOL LIT.. & $19e DOC FEES AND DEALER INSTALLED OPTIONS. ed... PRICES INCLUDE ALL FACTORY INCENTIVES 8 REBATES. PRICES

INCLUDE 0400 RECENT COLLEGE GRAD PLUS RCL COLLEGE GRAD $250, AND 1000 COMMERCIAL REBATE WHEN APPLICABLE '98 FORD RANGER $114/24 MOS. CLOSED END LEASE 12K/YR, LEASE TO OWN.

10595.08 DUE AT LEASE INCEPTION, LEV: $4899.10. TOTAL DRIVE OFF INCLUDES 1ST MO. PAYMENT. REFUNDABLE SEC. DEP., SI95 DOC FEE. IX. 1W 8 ACQUISITION FEE. OFFER ENDS 2/11/98.

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(17936/GJD206) WAS $15,988

'94 VW JETTA GL '95 VW JETTA GLS A/C, Stereo, Cass., Sunroof White, Auto, P/W, P/L, Cruise, Alarm, Loaded! (17924) WAS $11,988 $8988 ,,...,GAE,53) WAS $16,000

'94 VW JETTA GL '94 VW PASSAT GLX Low Miles, Auto, A/C Vor768,2A4 juEtvoc, 2AolCi Leather, Sunroof (#77821 WAS $11,888 '9988 WAS $17,988

'95 VW JETTA GL '97 VW JETTA GL Auto, A/C, AM/FM 6K Miles, Auto, A/C

(179521 WAS $13,888 (I7934/G RP240I WAS S17,288

'95 VW PASSAT GLS 510,988

'95 VW PASSAT GLX Low Miles, Auto, A/C (178571 WAS $13,925 $1 1,788 V6, Leather, Auto, A/C. Pk PAN, Low Miles

117937) WAS 516,288 '95 VW JETTA GL '96 VW CABRIOLET Auto, NC, P/L, Alarm, Low Miles! S 2 Dr., Auto, A/C, NW (18011/CAS335) WAS $15,400 1 1 988 / 078.00) ' ' WAS $18,188

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