'232 Marine up for Marine League award

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Serving MCAS Kaneohe Bay, 1st MEE, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii June 10, 1088

HQMC takes on promotion logjams

HQMC, WASHINGTON, D.C.-How many sergeants do you know who are ap- proaching their service limits and who have never had the opportunity to compete for promotion? How about corporals who apply for re- enlistment and who are lim- ited to a two or three year contract to prevent them from exceeding their service limit of eight years?

New policies tackle problem

A These are just two ex- ' amples of enlisted Marines who are growing increas-

ingly frustrated by their lack of promotion opportunity in our Corps. After three years of preparation, HQMC is ready to aggressively tackle these problems with a series of new programs and policies that are collectively known as Enlisted Career Force Controls. Before going into the specifics of those new programs, however, let's dis- cuss what is causing the overall slowdown of promo- tions in the enlisted force.The Marine Corps pro-

' motion system is designed to fill grade vacancies. It aims to provide commanders with

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4 nations converge for RIMPAC '88

More than 50,000 Marines, sailors and airmen from four different nations began par- ticipating in RIMPAC '88 June 16. RIMPAC is a major maritime exercise that includes the United States, Japan, Canada and Austra- lia.

The 'four countries and their naval forces, which amount to more than 45 ships, and approximately 200 air- craft,will operate in the vicin- ity of the Hawaiian Islands

and Southern California until August 5.

RIMPAC '88 is the eleventh is a series of exercises that began in 1971, and includes operations involving carrier- based aircuift, attack subma- rines, and a wide variety of major surface combatants and support ships.

The exercise is designed solely to enhance the tactical capability of the participating units in the most major aspects of conventional mar- itime warfare.

1/444 ?ft Airfield Hours Extended

Airfield operating hours here will be extended on several days through the end of June, as jets from the Station act as "enemy" aircraft for Navy forces involved in a training exercise near Oahu.

The operating hours for the airfield are as follows: 7 a.m. Juno 24 - 12:30 a.m. June 25 6:30 a.m. June 27 - 12:30 a.m. June 28 6:30 a.m. June 28 - 12:30 a.m. June 29 Midnight - 6:00 a.rn. June 30 Flight operations at the Air Station are normally conducted

from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; and 6:30 a.m. to. sunset Thursday and Friday. The airfield is normally closed for flight operations on weekends.

Marine convicted for murder MCB, CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF. - Cpl. Dennis

Butler is the first person in San Diego County, and only the second in California, to be convicted on murder charges following a drunk driving accident. Butler was found guilty of second degree murder and ten other charges, including vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence of alcohol.

Butler was behind the wheel of a Camaro Z-28 on Feb. 8, 1987, which, while traveling 114 mph, struck a pickup truck head on. The driver of the truck and a passenger in Butler's Camaro were killed.

The civilian jury in Vista, Calif., deliberated for four hours before returning a verdict of guilty on all counts.

COLA Reduction? All personnel are advised that an approximate 25 percent

reduction in COLA is currently being consiaered by DoD and if approved, could be reflected in pay checks as early as July 88.

COLA is designed to make our spendable income equal to the spendable income of a servicemember in CONUS. DoD advises that food prices, a big contributor to the COLA rate, either remained stable or declined from 1987 to 1988, but increased in CONUS during the some period. The net result is the nronoeed COLA reduction to be effective July 1.

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Soaring With The Eagles Cecil DeLarosa, son of CWO-4 C.R. Carolyn DeLarosa displays the Eagle Scout certificate and pin he was awarded during a ceremony at the Station Chapel June 18. The St. Louis High School senior earned 21 merit badges and completed an extensive community service project to earn the status of Eagle Scout,

BSSG-1 awarded Navy Unit Comm

By Sgt. W.M. Alexander Brigade Service Support

Group -1's group colors got a little heavier June 17 when BGen. G.L. Cates, com- maning general 1st MEB added a Navy Unit Commen- dation (NUC) streamer.

The group was awarded the NUC by Navy Secretary William Ball for its "excep- tional meritorious service in the provision of outstanding combat support" to the lst Marine Expeditionary Bri- gade (let MEB) from July 1, 1985 to June 30, 1987.

The honor comes as BSSG- 1 prepares to celebrate its upcoming 18th anniversary.

The diversified support units of BSSG-1 include supply, maintenance, motor transport, combat engineer, landing support, medical, dental, data processing, and postal. Without these units, let MEB could not move, shoot or communicate effec-

tively in order to carry out its primary mission.

Of the multiple operational commitments ranging from the East and Gulf Coasts of the United States, Hawaii, Marianas and Solomon Is- lands, to the Republic of Korea, the citation lime- lighted BSSG-1's perform- ance during a loadout of the Maritime Propositioning Squadron-3 (MPS-3) ships at Panama City, Fla. It took BSSG five months to load the four ships.

It also mentioned massive efforts the group put forth in the "flawless execution" of MPS operations during Team Spirit '87. During the two- year award period, BSSG-1's supply maintenance sections kept their readiness percent- age at 92.3.

Other awards adorning the group's colors are the Meri- torious Unit Commendation, and the National Defense Service streamers.

Navy Relief Fund Drive will go on

By Sgt. Stephen Frank The 1988 Navy Relief

Fund drive has been ex- tended through July 6, and 1st MEB and Air Station Marines and sailors have so far proven that they are willing and eager to take care of their own.

With the interim results totalled, the 1st MEB raised $103,239, achieving 147 percent of its goal, while the Air Station raised $12,707 with 82 percent participa- tion, a jump from 68 percent last year.

Several units had 100 percent participation, includ- ing the Provost Marshal's Office, 3/3, 21st Dental Co., and 1st Radio Bn.

One more fund-raising event, a pasta-eating con- test, is scheduled to take place tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Windward Enlisted Club. Four teams have entered so far, raising $400 for Navy Relief.

The entry fee is $100 per team. For more information, call Capt. A.P. Fazio at 257- 1829.

Threatcon Alpha lifted; awarness continues Threat Condition Alpha,

which the Air Station has been under since the trouble in the Persian Gulf escalated several months ago, was offi- cially rescinded June 12 at approximately 3 p.m., accord- ing to 2ndLt. Scott Cun- ningham, the assistant oper- ations officer for the Provost Marshal's Office here.

Although Iranian- sponsored terrorist actions are still possible anywhere, the threat to this area is considered negligible, accord- ing to ComNavBase Pearl Harbor, where the order, to rescind Threatcon Alpha orig- inated.

Eigt, W.M. Abaander photo BGen. GI. Cates, commanding general, 1st MEB, puts a Navy Unit Commendation streamer on BSSG -1 colors.

LtGen. Petersen to retire WASHINGTON, D.C. - Secretary of Defense Frank C.

Carlucci has announced that the President has nominated LtGen. Frank E. Petersen to be placed on the retired list in his current grade.

LtGen. Petersen is scheduled to retire Aug. 1, 1988, after completion of more than 38 years of active service. He has served as Commanding General, Marine Corps Combat Development Command, Quantico, Va., since June 1986.

LtGen. Petersen was the first black general officer in the Marine Corps. He also currently holds the distinction of the "Gray Eagle" - the longest-serving active-duty naval aviator.

A-2 HAWAII MARINE June 23, 1988,

Views from the top: new Chief settles in About the Colonel:

Col. William R. Gage, former commanding offi- cer of M AG-24, assumed duties as the Chief of Staff, ist MEB here June 13, replacing Col. J.L. McClung, who took com- mand of 3rd Marine 'Reg- iment.

N. former enlisted amtraoker w ho, as a sec- ond lieutenant, served as a rifle platoon commander in the then- 1st Marine Br i- gade. Col. ('range is no stranger to the ground

Si& of the air-ground team. As a helicopter pilot, he flew 400 combat -missions in Vietnam, frequently .

flying into "hot" LZs. As the OIC of the last tiSMC GV-1.0 detachment in Vietnam, he flew forward air control, fire support, and. reconnaissance missions for. Marines on the ground.

In an interview with Hawaii Marine last week, Col. Gage shared his perspective on his last command, and on the challenges facing him as the second-senior officer in the Brigade.

Hawaii Marine: As the C.O. for MAG-24 you were responsible for a number of accomplishments to include winning several, Marine Unit Citations and the first-ever FMFPac Avi- ation Logistics Award. What do you consider your most significant accomp- lishment?

Col. Gager The most sig- nificant accomplishment was the amount of flying we did in an accident-free regime. You are going to have to qualify that a little bit, because of the accident that occurred just prior to the change of command. But we did fly a lot and we did it safely. The MAG had a "three-legged milking stool" concept that enabled us to do that. The three legs consisted of the aviation maintenance conducted by the squadron, the IMA support that was provided by H&MS-24, and the Group Supply. The reason I use that three-legged stool analogy is because if you take away any one of those legs, the stool falls over. I set out to encourage the team work that would enable the three- legged milking stool concept, for those three entities to reach some kind of a maxi- mum in terms of its goodness, cooperation and teamwork: It worked. The pieces were in place, but if. I had anything to do with it, it was by virtue of encouraging our Marines to make it work on a full time basis. And it did.

I charged those Marines in the squadron maintenance shops, the group supply, and the IMA with providing abso- lutely the most safely flyable aircraft that human beings

could provide. The aircrews then had the requisite confi- dence in those machines to be able to go out and fly hard, i.e. train hard for their war- time mission and come back safely.

Hawaii Marine: Where does MAG-24 stand in teems of its ability to be the air combat element (ACE) in this brigade?

Col Gage: Our basic flying skill are superb. We need to place more emphasis on work- ing together as an Air Combat Element in an exercise mode - which is very, very difficult to do here in. Hawaii. It's difficult because we lack the ability to conduct an air- ground, helo, fixed wing, into - grated exercise somewhere.

Even with the 3rd Marines and BSSG hero, we can't just conjure up one of these exer- cises and make it happen because of the limitations of the training areas. We would like very much to do so in conjunction with our MPF role. Certainly Gen. Cates is on board with that. But we are extremely limited, unlike MEB s back on the mainland, that can make these exercises happen almost in their own back yards. We can't do that and that's a severe limitaion on our ability to take the next step in terms of proving our operational readiness. We do as much as we can with local exercises that we have con- jured up; for example, the last Aloha Blitz exercise was very

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successful. Aloha Blitz was a totally "in-house" exercise and it worked out very well. But that's not the same as participating in a unilateral, joint or combined exercise. The MAG didn't get to play in Team Spirit as the ACE this year, and that hurt.

Hawaii Marine: You are moving from a command position to a staff position. How do you feel about that move?

Col. Gage: The best place to be, obviously, is in com- mand. But, I think coming up to the Brigade to be the chief of staff, having been the group commander, will enable me to provide an avi- ation perspective, and give the Commanding General some valuable insight on how his assets on the aviation side can best be utilized, trained and husbanded if you will, on a daily basis. I think the situation is really ideal. I would hate to come to this position from outside the Bri- gade, never having served in the 1st MEB, and try to do the same thing.

Hawaii Marine: Now that you are the chief of staff, what do you see as your biggest challenge?

Col Gage: Well first and obviously, to successfully coor- dinate the efforts of the staff through the summer turnover period, with billet gaps, per- sonnel turnover and a very busy' schedule in terms of operations and Brigade exer- cises. And beyond that, to ensure that Gen. Studds, when ho arrives, is brought up to speed as soon as feasible to the many facets of this command - and there are many. That's going to be a challenge. Then to see what we can do relative to CPX's, staff exercises and so on to

ensure that the Brigade staff, as well as the major subordi- nate commanders and their staffs, are able to coordinate and conduct the liaison nec- essary to ensure effective command and control of all the Brigade's assets in so far as we can, short of actually deploying in n MPF exercise.

Hawaii Marine: You are a prior enlisted man and were an infantry platoon commander. Does this background give you any special advantage in your job?

Col. Gage: I think it pro- vides a greater appreciation of how the Marines live and what experiences they go through at an early age, in their post-formative adoles- cent years when they're some- what naive, inexperienced, immature, and unworldly as I was. Their perspective on life is far different from those of us who are older and more mature. I would like to think having been there before, I can still appreciate what it means to be q young Marine on his first enlistment.

Certainly, having been an infantry platoon commander then subsequently a helicop- ter pilot providing the combat support to those infantry units, I know how very impor- tant it is to provide them with the maximum amount of sup- port in a timely manner. We sometimes do better or worse at that - I hope that we will do better, because the empha- sis is there. The ground side needs to be supported, and we're going 'to do the best job we can to provide that sup- port.

Hawaii Marine: How does the performance of the Chief of Staff affect the average enlisted Marine, in terms of perhaps their

training, their personal -

assignments, and support: they get?

Col. Gage: That's a tough: question. But I think the way I would like to be remembered after this tour was that I was an honest broker for the: enlisted Marines relative to their training, their. support, how much we can expect of.: them, and what their needs are for rest, relaxation, and rehabilitation. We must main- tain a balance between how much we work them and how much we let them play. With that kind of perspective I. would like to think that my sensitivities are such that its not going to be all work and no play for our Marines, and that Hawaii doesn't turn out to be a place where they can't enjoy themselves.

Hawaii Marine: You've been with the Brigade for two years now. Do you have any views on how life in Hawaii could be improved for our Brigade Marines?

Col. Gage: I think if there is anything that we would probably like to do more for our junior enlisted, if not the staff NCOs, it is to provide more affordable housing, par- ticularly in light of the high cost of living out here.

We work our troops hard and they are superbly capa- ble, they are intelligent, they are willing, and they look forward to a challenge. And I've encouraged all officers, by virtue of their incall with me, to ensure that even though we work them hard and we allow them an oppor- tunity to play, that we also stay sensitive to our Marines' - real or perceived problems,: whether they are economic,-

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"We work our troops hard, and they are superbly capable, they are intelligent, they are willing and they look forward to a chal- lenge."

Major inspection changes to facilitate readiness Story by SSgt. Barbara

Vaughan HQMC, WASHINGTON,

D.C. -The Marine Corps inspection process is under- going a major evolution which will alter the way in- spections are viewed and conducted.

The most obvious change is the end of IGMC Inspec- tions as most Marines know them. Other changes include doing away with an inspec- tion grading system, and the adoption of Corps-wide prin- ciples to set a clear philoso- phy behind the inspection process.

IG Inspections were sus- pended May 1 and, as of July 1, the responsibility for conducting these inspections at the major commands will shift from HQMC to the commanding generals.

According to Dam. John P. Brickley, deputy director

of the Training and Educa- tion Center, MCCDC, Quan- tico, and Inspector General of the Marine Corps, this is where the responsibility be- longs. "The inspection sys- tem lost its focus. Because of a series of preparatory in- spections, the IG was almost anticlimatic. Yet because of the way the IG myth grew, it took away responsibility from the commanding gen- eral. It's time to give the authority and responsibi.li.ty back."

tion standardization. These checklists will be used for in- spections but, according to the general, they are also intended to guide the day-to- day operations of the indi- vidual functions within the command.

The IGMC will evaluate the effectiveness of the individ- ual command inspection programs every three years through visits and the analy- sis of the command inspec- tion reports. II-le will con- tinue to coordinate and

"Either a unit is combat-ready or it is not combat ready."

Each commander will be responsible for designing andconducting abiennial Command Inspection Pro- gram (CIP). Inspection checklists and guidelines will be provided by the IGMC to maintain Corps-wide inspoc-

schedule all HQMC-level inspections and audits re- quired or in response to requests from the individual commands, and coordinate requests from agencies out- side the Marine Crops. He will also act as the CMC's

personal representative for request mast cases during IGMC visits.

In addition to these re- sponsibilities, the IGMC will send teams to the field to observe field exercises. He will then serve as the Commandant's eyes and ears to appraise the effective- ness of training programs and identify any Corps-wide shortcomings. Combined arms exercises, the Marine Corps Combat Readiness Evaluation System, "Special Operations Capable" exer- cises, and major field exer- cises will also be monitored.

"Either a unit is combat ready or it is not combat ready," said BGen. Brickley. "Evaluating field perform- ahce is one of the best ways§ to determine this and one of the reasons why we are doing away with the old rating system for inspections

within the Marine Corps." In the future, the rating

"outstanding" to "unsatisfac- tory" will be replaced with "combat ready" or "not combat ready" for all inspec- tions, from the section level to the CIP.

"The philosophy behind the IG Chas become distorted over the years," said BGen. Brickley. "If you ask 10 Marines what the IG means to them you get 20 different answers."

He explained that the great emphasis placed on getting high "grades" on IG inspec- tions had become a burden- some administrative require. ment and successful comple- tion often became the pur- pose of the inspection. Add in an aura of zero defects, and the result is units re- orienting from their real mission to a total focus on the 1G.

Another problem was that:' there were no clear priorities within the IG 'inspection process. "There was no real balance in prioritizing whether your margins were right on your paper versus whether you were ready to go to war because your weapons were properly maintained. The perception was that eve- rything had become priority one," BGen. Brickley said.

To clearly state this new philosophy and avoid future confusion, 11 Marines Corps Inspection principles have: been adopted. They are:

The fundamental pur- pose of an inspection will: be to assess and enhance: the ability of a unit to prepare for war and to: perform its assigned: mission.

Inspection will identify root causes of problems,: See INSPECTIONS/A-6

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SSgt. James E. Glick, VMFA-232, installs a main fuel control on a J-79 engine. Glick was recently nominated to represent FMFPac for the Marine Corps League Award. (Sgt. Stephen Frank photo)

'232 Marine up for Marine League award

By Sgt. Stephen Frank SSgt. James E. Glick,

NCOIC of the Power line Division for VMFA-232, was recently nominated for the Marine Corps League's Ser- geant Major Frederick B. Douglas Award.

SSgt. Glick is one of five Marines from within the Fleet Marine Force Pacific who have been nominated for League awards. If cho- sen, SSgt. Glick will be presented his award at the 8th Annual Marine Corps League "Modern Day Marine-Force in Readiness" exposition, to be held Aug. 23 - 25 in Washington, D.C.

SSgt. Glick, a 32-year-old native of Park Falls, Wisc., has been in the Corps for 12 years, serving as a J79 jet engine mechanic. Ho cur- rently runs the line opera- tions for his squadron.

The award is primarily presented for outstanding leadership, according to Capt. Gary Meisenhelder, the assistant maintenance offi- cer for '232.

"SSgt. Glick is probably the best power plant man I've ever seen as far as the F-4 community goes," said Capt. Moisenhelder.

"If five planes are down, he'll stay and work on them to get them back up for the next day's flight schedule. He'll work around the clock if necessary, and he trains his people to be just as good as he is," said Capt. Meisen- holder.

"He's Marine Corps, and I guess that's the best thing I can say about him," Meisen- helder said. "If you wanted to pick someone to emulate, he'd be it," the captain added.

Re-up bonuses to stop S HQMC, WASHINGTON, the program.

'D.C. - Effective July 15, there will be no selective reenlistment bonuses because the money is runnng out.

ALM ar 137 of 1988 announces the halt. The mes- sage from HQMC explains :that the number of SRB reen- :listmonts which have taken :place, and the number .expected to happen in the next :month, won't leave sufficient :funds available to continue

As of July 15, no Marines may reenlist for a bonus for the rest of this fiscal year. This applies to Marines with an end of active service date during either FY 1988 or 1989.

Commanders are responsi- ble for seeing that Marines planning for a bonus under the FY88 SRB Program, take the oath of enlistment on or before July 1.3.

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Local scouts plan active summer Local scouting leaders are

planning an action-filled summer for their scouts, according to the Air Station scouting coordinator, Lt.Col. John Wintersteen.

The Scouting programs here and in the local commu- nity have openings for boys and girls alike.

Scouting provides whole- some, educational experi- ences for children of all ages. The programs are: Cub Scouts for boys entering grades one- five; Boy Scouts for boys entering grades six-12; the newly-formed Varsity Scouts for boys, 14.18 years old; Cadets for girls entering grades 7.8; and Seniors for girls entering grades 9-12.

Day camps are available for Cub Scouts and Brownies, while Camp Pupukea and

Camp Paumalu are offered for Boy and Girl Scouts respec- tively. Outer-island camping trips and excursions to Coco- nut Island, Sea Life Park, Waimea Falls, Hanauma Bay and Chinaman's Hat are also among the planned activities for this summer.

Scouts can also learn valu- able skills while achieving merit badges in areas like first aid, horsemanship, swim- ming, woodworking, and com- munication skills. Badges are also available for camping, botony, hiking, and life sav- ings.

For more information on scouting call Boy Scout Troop 425, Joe Roberts at 254-4507 or C.R. DeLaRosa at 254-4557; Cub Pack 225, John Winter- steen at 254-5652; Varsity Team, Lee Halverson at 254- 5760; and, for Girl Scouts, LydiaJaramillo at 254-3639.

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LtGen. Went Visits BGen. G.L. Cates, commanding general of the 1st MEB, greets LtGen. J.J. Went, deputy chief of staff for Installations and Logistics, during his tour of Pacific bases, June 14.

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Boy Scout Charters Craig Michelsen (center), district executive for the Aloha Council, Boy Scouts of America, presents annual charters for the Air Station Boy Scout units to Col. W.E. Daniell, Air Station commanding officer, and Lteol. J. Wintersteen, the Provost Marshal and Air Station scouting coordinator, during a ceremony June 16. Standing in back are: (left to right) Maj. D. Barber, troop committee member; MSgt. J. Roberts, Troop scout master; SSgt. F. Cronin, Varsity Team coach; and Capt. L. Halverson, Varsity Team committee member.

Legal's office hours to change at Camp Smith

Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii - The Staff Judge Advocate's office hero will not have a full-time legal assis- tance officer during July and for most of August 1988. Dur- ing that time, personnel who desire legal assistance should contact Navy Legal Services, Pearl Harbor, or Joint Legal Service, MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Powers of attorney and emer- gency legal assistance, how-

ever, will be handled here.

The Navy Legal Service '

office is located on the second floor of building 193. It is open from 7:30 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4:30 p.m., Mon- day through Friday, and from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday. "Walk-in" hours are on a first- come, first-served basis from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Monday through Friday.

NASA seeks astronauts NASA, Washington

D.C. -NASA' has an- nounced plans to conduct astronaut candidate selec- tions on a two-year cycle and has scheduled the next class of candidates for 1990.

The two-year process will moderate the demand on resources required for candi- date selection and training

while maintaining the man- power levels necessary to meet mission requirements.

The next selection cycle will begin July 1, 1989, the cutoff date for applications. Nominees will be submitted by the military services at that time. After six months of screening, medical evalu- ation and interviews, selec- tions will be announced.

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GI Bill users must get GED by June 30

Servicemembers who do not have a high school diploma must take the General Educa- tion Development (GED) examination before Juno 30 to be eligible for the Montgo- mery GI Bill (MGIB).

The MGIB requires that a high school diploma or equi- valency certificate is needed to meet eligibility require- ments. Vietnam-era GI bill eligibles must meet the requirement before June 30. Members with no prior service must meet the requirement within their first 36 months of active duty.

Members who are unable to take the G14-31) before June 30 because of command opera- tional commitments will be

considered as having met the deadline if their commanding officer enters the following page 11 entry in their service record by June 30.

"(Name, rank, social secu- rity number) is unable to take the GED before June 30 due to the operational commit- ments of this command, and has been advised to take the GED as soon as operational commitments allow but no later than December 31, 1988."

For more information on eligibility criteria and report- ing procedures, contact your unit admin. section or the Joint Education Center at 254-1703,

o Constitution ratified two centuries ago

USPACOM, CAMP H.M. SMITH, HI - The American Constitution is the oldest operative written instrument of government in the world today. In effect, it is a grant of power from the people to establish a government of laws for the common good of a nation "blessed with lib- erty." But that the liberty was hard-won, and, therefore, zealously guarded.

The Constitution's ratifica- tion process consumed more than a year, while each state scrutinized this document to make certain that its dictates hold to the ideals which were its inspiration. It was June 1788 when the necessary state count was 'reached and the country took final form as the United State of America.

In this year of 1988, each state is selectively celebrating its individual ratification date, proud of its part in making the nation whole under one government. Nationally, there will be 'a restaging in Washington, D.C. of the July 4,1788 Grand

Federal Procession, providing the center focus in this stir- ring commemoration,

For the men and women of the United States Armed For- ces, serving this 200 year old document holds special sig- nificance. With the insight ful phrase, "provide for the corn- mon defense," the colonial representatives settled an issue, born of lessons learned. For in the hard winter of 1777- 78, the 11,000 men of the American Revolution Army, under General George Wash- ington, Suffered cruel depriva- tion and shocking disillusion- ment when A im.ricans of individual states fa i.led. to join forces to provide the barest of essentials for the nation's defense. In the freezing cold, frostbitten hands clawed at empty knapsacks, and troops were felled in the field, for want of shoes as well as ammunition.

The 42 representatives to thy Constitutional Covention bore in mind that the states

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D.C.marea Reservists train here Story by SSgt. .1,eslic

Berlf4011) tits('( 1Cp.11. Debbie Marlowe

It; doesn't happen often, but someone actually ('nine to Hawaii, to cool off', or so

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escape that.40-degree [this heat wave which had recently been t!t;ivagirig the East t,,'oat,:tt of the tuainland.

Approximately 1,20 reserve "Flanisters" are undergoing their .A'l'l.), whieh. began June

tillgritenting t,hce regular `Ila:traitater of li&IVIS-2,

.Acco.rding to Percy IF4'.

mimon ;loin* Cpl. James Keller, a Reservist. with H&MS-41 Diet. A, currently in Hawaii for two-week ATD, performs scheduled maintenance inspection on to J-79 turbo jet engine. Cpl, Mark Moran, (top inset), OltlibrateN as piece of avionics equipment, while1Cpt Roderick Nance, (bottom inset), repairs the rigging of as

parachute.

*Foster jr., commandin.g offi- cer of El&MS-41.. Dot A, "Tdris deployment makes sense, very good, sense,

e grating into the Corps" last fully operational, regular F-4 IMA (Intermed.i. ate Maintenance Activity) provides our Marines with hands-on experience at a

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ployed. WS 8 ft squadron deployment we're getting air definite set of squadron Esprit Corps," 11.1Col, Foster adds

The host unit ben.efits well, since the presence the reservists allows &IV 24 the flexibility to grit) leave to their Marines pr to the F.,/ A. 8 transiti( according to 1.4C:l Fost Assigned within the vark Sectiorls of 14&.MS,24, reso ists are working in their spective fields. Most of I

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Understanding bad discharges By Capt. C.J. Woods

Most Marines are generally familiar with our system of military justice; they under-

:: stand what happens when a servicemember receives non-

.: judicial punishment or goes to a court-martial.

What most people don't know, however, is that a Marine who is sentenced at a court-martial to be discharged with a bad conduct or dishon- orable discharge doesn't receive his "bad paper" and walk away from the Marines

. Corps after a few months in the brig.

Any court-martial case involving a punitive die-

:: charge also involves an auto- ': matic appeal to the Navy-

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itary Appeals. Although a military court may award a dishonorable or bad conduct discharge to a wrongdoer, it cannot actually be imposed on the servicemember until it is approved at the completion of the appellate process. Since an appeal in a complex case may not be decided for many months or even several years, technically an individual waiting for approval of a punitive discharge remains in the Marine Corps for that entire period.

For years this meant that Marines, after ser,ing any required brig time, would be sent back to their unit until final word of their cases came down from

the appellate courts. The adverse effect that the

presence of these convicted Marines had on morale and discipline within their units was substantial. Appellate leave was developed to allow commanders to rid them- selves, in a timely fashion, of these Marines before they had a lengthy opportunity to cause more trouble.

Simply put. appellate leave is an administrative method of sending a convicted Marine home to wait for final action on his case. Although it can be requested by the accused, it is normally requested by his command.

The mechanics of placing a Marine on appellate leave require action by several ele- ments of the military justice system, and results in an awful lot of paperwork. Var- ious court-related documents, recommendations, a confine-

ment progress report, and a psychological report are gathered by the Review Sec- tion of the Legal Services Center for forwarding to the Navy Clemency and Parole Board in Washington. D.C.

While this is being done, the Marine's unit must arrange for his separation physical, audit his service and health records, and send a written request that he be placed on appellate levelto the Brigade Personnel Office.

Once Brigade Personnel receives approval from Head- quarters Marine Corps, they normally draft orders sending the accused to Camp Pen- dleton, Calif., where he will actually commence appellate leave.

The only exception to this general rule occurs when an accused requests local appel- late leave. Approval of such a request, however, is rare;

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unless the accused is a Hawaii resident, it can only be granted by Headquarters Marine Corps.

Before a Marine can be placed on appellate leave, he must, of course, have com- pleted any sentence to con- finement. Although this doesn't make his unit's task any eaiser, the fact remains that virtually every prerequi-

site to such a placement can be satisfied before a service- member is released from the brig.

If the effort is made to complete the necessary docu- mentation, a Marine released from confinement should be back with his unit for little more than a week before transfer to the mainland, and

on his way home from Camp Pendleton within five days after that.

A Marine on appellate leave is administratively placed on excess leave in a no duty status. He receives no pay after any built-up leave runs out, but retains use of medical, dental, exchange and com- missary services. Although he generally returns to civil- ian life, he can be recalled to active duty, i necessary, until his dishonorable or bad con- duct discharge is approved and actually imposed. Once that occurs, the accused's last contact with the Marine Corps is automatically severed, and appellate leave terminates. From that point on, the former Marine is on his own.

Ors tale creel By Sgt. Lorene Miranda

. Due to the recent traffic a fatalities near Sandy Beach, . one of the island's worst

traffic accidents to date, the Honolulu Police Department has been cracking down on all alcohol-related offenses.

Beaches have been the focal point in the crackdown.

:Alcoholic beverages cannot be consumed in public recrea-

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vehicles. In the past week, more

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violations and underaged drinking.

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Assaults A private first class was

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Alcohol incidents A lance corporal was

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A civilian employee re- ported a housebreaking. A storage room within a bar- racks had been broken into, and various hand and power r

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PROMOTIONS/from A-1 the correct number of Ma- rines in each grade we need to fight a war. For example, the Marine Corps rates about 16,000 staff sergeants during FY88. If HQMC projects 14,000 will be on active duty after all retirements and separations are counted, the staff sergeant selection will be authorized to select 2,000 sergeants for promotion. The sergeants selected will then await promotion until a vacancy actually opens up.

Two ways to increase vacancies HQMC can increase the

number of staff sergeant promotions by increasing the number of vacancies into which qualified sergeants can be promoted. There are two ways to do this. One is to increase the overall number of staff sergeant billets in the Marine Corps. To continue our example from above, if we increased the overall USMC require- ment for staff sergeants from 16,000 up to 18,000, and had the same 14,000 staff ser- geants on active duty after accounting for all expected losses, the selection board could select 4,000 instead of 2,000 sergeants for promo- tion. In other words, the added "demand" of 2,000 new staff sergeant billets caused 2,000 new vacancies, and therefore promotions for sergeants.

Another way to increase the number of vacancies is to reduce the overall number of staff sergeants on active duty. Say 2,000 fewer staff sergeants decided to re-enlist during FY88. Then only 12,000 staff sergeants would remain on active duty in- stead of the 14,000 originally expected. The promotion board could again be able to select 4,000 sergeants for promotion even is the origi- nal 16,000 staff sergeant billets did not increase. Instead of increasing vacan- cies by increasing these bil- lets, we increased vacancies

by reducing the "supply" of staff sergeants on active duty competing for a fixed number of billets. In either case, the result is exactly the same -- increased promotions for sergeants.

Supply, demand: key indicators

Since we promote to fill vacancies in primary MOSs for the grades of sergeant and above, manpower plan- ners have begun to track two key indicators to help Moni- tor the health of our enlisted promotion flows. One is the overall promotion "demand"-the total number of billets that call for a Marine in the top five en- listed grades, (sergeant and above). The other is the overall "supply" of Marines of more than four years of service-our career compo- nent when the supply roughly equals the demand of the grade structure, enough enlisted vacancies will be created each year so that the average Marine will be promoted along this pro- motion pattern: Sergeant 4.5 years Staff Sergeant 8.0 years Gunnery Sergeant 12.0yrs First/Master Sergeant 17.0 years Sgt Maj/ M Gy Sgt 22.0 years

By 1987, however, most Marines were being promoted later than this target promo- tion pattern. At the MOS level, the problem is espe- cially evident, with some MOSs being promoted as much as five and six years later than desired. Why is this problem occurring? Quite simply, we have more career Marines than our career force grade structure can absorb.

In 1980, 28 percent of all billets in our grade structure were sergeants or above. In the same year, only 24 per- cent of our Marines had greater than four years on service. As a result, there were large numbers of vacan-

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personal, or human affairs type problems.

Hawaii. Marine: Where do you see the focus of the Brigade for the next year? What are the priorities?

Col. Gage: We have to continue to do our utmost to flake the most of training opportunities in an era of constrained resources to ful- fill the Commandant's desires to that we be Basic Warriors- plus. It's not going to be easy. We are just going to have to do more innovative, creative things here in Hawaii - within the islands - to squeeze the very, very maxi- mum out of training areas and opportunities to stay in the forefront of combat read-

iness. That's our real chal- lenge.

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ties in the grade of sergeant and above, and Marines on active duty were promoted very quickly to fill them. In other words, the demand of our grade structure was much greater than the sup- ply of experienced Marines. The average time in service at promotion to sergeant that year was therefore much lower than desired-only 3.5 years time in service.

By 1987, this situation had reversed. Thirty-one percent of our grade structure was sergeant or above, a slight increase over the 1980 Marine Corps. But the number of Marines with more than four years of service had grown tremen- dously, from the 24 percent in 1980 to 39 percent in 1987. The number of expe- rienced Marines competing for promotion far exceeded the number of leadership billets in our grade structure. Therefore, very few vacan- cies existed in our senior NCO grades, and promotions slowed down for all enlisted Marines. This overall promo- tion slowdown is reflected by smaller promotion alloca- tions for Staff NCOs and rising composite scores for most NCOs.

Here's how the 1987 aver- age promotion pattern looked:

Sergeant 5.2 SS gt. 8.7 GySgt. 12.9

1stSgt./ MSgt. 17.5 years SgtMaj/ MGySgt. 22.4 years

Service limits extended

Although promotions have slowed down for the entire enlisted force, the problem at the MOS level is even more serious. In some occupa- tional fields, such as 3500 (motor transport), the situ- ation is such that many ser- geants and corporals who have never had the opportu-

years years years

nity to compete for promo- tion are approaching their service limits. HQMC policy is to continue past service limits any sergeant who has not had at least two oppor- tunities to compete for pro- motion to staff sergeant. Corporals who have not been promoted to sergeant by their eighth year of serv- ice will have their records screened, and if competitive, will be allowed to continue in order to give them a reason- able time to get promoted.

This policy is only a short- term solution designed to protect good Marines from being denied further active service because of lack of promotion opportunity. The long-term solution to the problem is to speed up en- listed promotions, and to pre- vent good Marines from being put in the situation of wondering when, if ever, they will have the opportu- nity to compete for promo- tion.

Remember that there are two ways to increase the number of enlisted grade vacancies, and to speed up promotions: by increasing the number of top five billets that career Marines are competing for; or by decreas- ing the the number of career Marines that are competing for a fixed number of top five billets. Unfortunately, in- creasing the number of senior NCO billets will not be possible without large in- creases to our manpower budget, which will be very hard to do in the years ahead. HQMC believes that the total percentage of billets that call for a sergeant of above will remain steady, at best. If promotions are to speed up, then, HQMC will have to decrease the growing number of top five enlisted grade vacancies.

This is what enlisted career force controls are all about. When the new fiscal year starts Oct. 1, new re-enlist- ment policies will be put into place that first aim at stop- ping the growth in the

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Career force growth slowed

The overall growth in our career component will be slowed by controlling the numbers and types of first- term re-enlistments. HQMC manpower planners will cal- culate the number of career force vacancies that are expected in every primary MOS. These vacancies are known to career planners as re-enlistment "boatspaces." During October 1988, the number of boatspaces avail- able in each MOS will be

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Obviously, with this new policy in effect, the sooner first termers request re-enlist- di ment, the better chance they w have of getting one of the boatspaces in their MOS. Career planners will have more details on this new. first-term re-enlistment pol:', icy.

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11111 Ronaele Whittington, D.S.W., will present positive learning experiences an coop- eration activities to enhance your child's self-esteem, Dr. Whittington will provide these sessions through the State of Hawaii, Department of Health contract #88-43A.

There will be a $10 registra- tion fee for the seven-week session. Please call now to register at 254-4719/4965.

Single Parents' Support Group Are you overwhelmed with

the responsibilities of being a

single parent? Come join an ongoing support groups for anyone experiencing the unique responsibilities, demands, and rewards of being a mingle parent. This group meets the second and fourth Tuesday evening of each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

The next meeting will be June 28. Call 254-4719/4965 for more information.

Twins and Triplets Group Are you interested in form-

ing a support group with other parents who share your needs and concerns about raising your twins and triplets? For more information, please call 254-4719/4965.

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AIEA Colonade 2 br./2 ba. Month to month. $865 plus ,rec. dep. 487-1655 evenings.

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Women's Awareness Programs

Join us on Wednesday mornings from 9-11 a.m. for our Women's Awareness Pro- grams. For fun and friend- ship, we offer a weekly pro- gram which includeg child care and transportation if needed.

June 29 - "AIDS Informa- tion Seminar" with Barbara Luksch of the Life Founda-

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July 6 - "Chinatown Excursion" with Bea Krauss, local expert on Hawaiiana. Join us on one of our most popular outings to Old Hono- lulu. Space is very limited, sosign up now by calling 254- 4719.

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By limiting the total number of first-term re-enlist- ments to what we need to man our career force grade structure, HQMC hopes to keep the growth of Marines with more than four years of service within proper bounds. This will prevent the promo- tion problems we are encoun- tering from getting worse. Other programs and policies will be necessary, however, to reduce the large overage of career Marines we presently have on active duty. This will be necessary to increase the tempo of enlisted promo- tions, and lower the average time in service at promotion to the Marine Corps' target pattern. Planners envision six different programs/poli- cies to accomplish this career force reduction.

First, substandard Marines will be aggressively identi- fied, and when appropriate, separated from active duty. MCO 1610.15, the enlisted substandard performance program, has recently been rewritten. Marines are warned that they have been identified as substandard performers by letter via their commanding officers. Dis- charge letters identifying Marines who continue to perform below the minimum standards expected of an NCO or Staff NCO are now being sent directly to the Marine's commanding offi- cor. Those letters include a complete copy of the Marine's master brief sheet as well as their entire per- formance record. Command- ers will be encouraged to discharge prior to their EAS those Marines who remain unproductive.

Our present high-year tenure policy will be modi- fied. Gunnery sergeants who have not been promoted to

Aloha Jewish Chapel

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11:45 a.m. - Catholic Mass Fridays

Noon - Jumah Prayer Serv- ices, Bldg. 401.

Saturdays 6 p.m. - Catholic Mass

Sunday 7:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 8:30 a.m. - Protestant Com- munion 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sun- day

1 School, Pre-School, Bldg.

139 9:30 ELM. - Catholic Mass 11 a.m. - Protestant Worship 1 p.m. - Samoan Congrega- tion

Confraternity of Christian Doctrine for Catholics is held on Mondays. Pre-School through Kindergarten levels are taught at the Chapel, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. Grades 1-2 are taught at Mokapu Elemen- tary School, 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.

Camp H.M. Smith 477-5098

Sunday 8 a.m. - Catholic Mass

9:30 a.m. - Protestant Wor- ship 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sun- day School

Tuesday 11:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass

Wednesday 6:45 a.m. - Prayer Breakfast 7 p.m. - Choir rehearsal

Friday 11:30 a.m. Catholic Mass

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master/first sergeant by their 22nd year or service will be denied further service. This is a reduction from the present gunnery sergeant high-year tenure point of 25 years. We desire gunnery sergeants and master/first sergeants be promoted, on the average, at 12 and 17 years of service, respectively. The new service limits for gun- nery sergeants will allow them approximately ten years in grade before they are denied further service, creating a vacancy for an- other Marine.

Two now programs will attempt to solicit volunteers for early retirement or trans- fer to the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve. Starting in FY89, HQMC may waive them requirement to have two years time in grade before retirement. This program to encourage voluntary early retirements will be targeted at Marines in over grades and in over and balanced MOSs. MOS overages in an upper grade directly translate into zero promotion alloca- tions for Marines in the next lower grade. By reducing these overages, HQMC hopes to create vacancies into which junior Marines can be promoted. This process, multiplied across the entire enlisted force, in every MOS that it makes sense to do so, will help speed up enlisted promotions.

Retirement-eligible Marines im over and in over and balanced skills will also be encouraged to retire before

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their EAS if they so desire. ALMARs and career plan- nin g newsgrams will be published which list the MOS and grade combina- tions HQMC desires to re- duce. For every master gun- nery sergeant that retires a year earlier than planned, five potential promotion allo- cations will be freed up for junior Marines in that MOS to compete for: master ser- geant to master gunnery ser- geant; gunnery sergeant to master sergeant; staff ser- geant to gunnery sergeant; sergeant to staff sergeant; and corporal to sergeant.

Should the number of volunteers for early retire- ment or transfer to the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve not be sufficient to break up promo- tion logjams in selected MOSs, retirement-eligible Marines in 'over grades and in over and balanced MOSs may be denied the opportu- nity to re-enlist. This pro- gram is a matter of last resort, which will be used only in the event the volun- tary programs fail to produce the number of vacancies

necessary to improve enlisted promotion flows.

In summary, enlisted career force controls are designed to stop the rapid growth of the Marine Corps' enlisted career component, and to bring the MOS supply of career force Marines into balance with the number of MOS billets in the top five enlisted grades. By doing so, HQMC hopes to speed up the overall pace of enlisted promotions, and to correct the nagging in- equities at the MOS level in our promotion process

The Manpower Briefing Team will be here later this summer to more fully brief Kaneohe Bay Marines on this important new concept, and to give career Marines the opportunity to ask the "experts" how the new programs will affect them.

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particularly those be- yond the ability of the commander to solve.

Inspections will be de- centralized wherever possible.

Inspections will foster a climate of trust and confidence.

nspectors will respect and nphoid *Ike com- mander's authority.

The number, frequency and types of inspections will be held to a mini- mum.

Inspections will recog- nize excellence.

Inspections will be positive, productive learning experiences for Marines.

Inspections will result in written reports.

The inspection process will include follow-up and resolution of prob- lems which are beyond the ability of the in- spected unit to solve.

Duplication among in- spections will be avoided.

Live-Fire Training Live-fire training will be conducted at the Camp Smith

Training Facility at Ewa Beach June 27.30, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

All safety limits and restricted areas will be enforced. For more information, contact the Camp Smith Training

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Intramural Softball: Bandits beat SOMS for crown

The wives and girlfriends of the intramural softball players can breathe a sigh of relief now that the intramural season is finally over. However, the

summer's here, and tournaments can be found throughout the island just about every weekend.

The Bandits of H&MS-24 took the intramural playoff tournament by defeating SOMS here to claim their second consecutive intramural title as well as the best record in the regular season in the double-elimination playoff tourney.

During the championship games the time limit and 12- run rule were omittod,allowing the teams to play full seven inning games.

The visiting Bandits took advantage of SOMS in the first inning on a solid base hit by Jesse Calico scoring Chris Barron and Jim Gardner. The SOMS squad played catch- up ball throughout the game, but gave the Bandits a scare with a five-run rally in the third inning and two-run rall y in the sixth. SOMS was unable to put a rally together during their last bat and received their first loss in the tournament.

After a 10-minute break, the Bandits won the coin toss and took the home field advantage. With good defensive plays by both teams, the Bandits began to chip away at SOMS by scoring three runs in the second inning, one run in the third and fourth and two in the fifth inning. SOMS put one run on the board in the fourth and sixth innings, but hurt themselves offensively by killing a couple of "would-be" rallies with poor base running. '

At the last out, the Bandits closed the book on another chapter of their second winning season. The H&MS-24 squad has compiled a 47-4 record on the station, not including two first-place tournament wins during the past two years.

Story and photos by Sgt. Joe P. Jascur

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Bandits Dennis "Mac" McClaine, 33, and Chris Plattsmier, 22, prepare to advance on the batted ball.

SOMS catcher John Roehl await. the throw as Bandit.' Jim Gardner elides into home plate with umpire Bill Elliott on top of the play."

Bandit Chris Barron prepares to round third base and head for home plate. After the final game both teams congratulate them-

selves on their performances.

SUMMER

_13 -2 HAWAII MARINE June 23, 1988

White Knights relay team runs second Story and photos by SgtMaj. Brennon

The five-man team of the FIMM-165 White Knights squadron, one of th.e smallest units stationed here, placed second in the military divi- sion and 6th place overall in the Ninth Annual Manoa Marathon Relay in Manoa Valley June 12, with a com- bined time of 2:33:43.

The relay played host to more than 100 open division teams and 20 military teams.

Each. White Knight Marine ran live and one-quarter miles averaging 30 minutes per man.

Fleet Feet Gold were the first place military winners with a time of 2:23:26. Set- ting a new military division record, Fleet Feet Gold was a hand-picked team from dif- ferent units and services throughout the island. Joe Kerr gets the hand-off from

teammate Mike Babcock.

The start of the race was run by Danny Pinyerd with a time of 29:30.

The White Knight relayers from left to right are: Danny Pinyerd, Bruce Kime, Mike Babcock, Tony Sayama and Joe Kerr.

Super Season for Supersonics Supersonics head coach Joe Braxton (right), receives the first place trophy from the Women's Softball Club President Jose Echevarria. The Supersonic ended the winter softball league with a record of 13-1. Struggling to keep ten players on the field all season, the Supersonics beat Sho-Nuff 7-4 to clinch first place.

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June 23, 1988 HAWAII MARINE

Water Aerobics

Water Aerobic classes are conducted at the Station pool every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6 p.m. Use your Semper Fit card to pay for the classes.

4th July Softball Tourney

The K-Bay Softball Club will be sponsoring a 4th of July softball "Firecracker" tournament at MCAS, Kaneohe Bay July 1-4.Entry fee is $135 per team. A coaches meeting is scheduled at the Station. Theater June 24 at

13-3

noon. For more information, call HM1 Mick McManus at 257-5573 or 254-5779.

Carole Kai/ USO

Golf Tourney The Carole Kai/USO Golf

Tournament will be July 26 at Hickam AFB's Mamala Bay Golf Course starting at 12:30 p.m. Play will be best-ball couples by flight. All golfers will be eligible to win a car or a trip for two to Australia for the first hole in one on particular par-three holes.

Proceeds from the tourna- ment go to the USO of Hawaii operations that support mil- itary members and their fam-

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Teen Outing The teens are heading for

the Ice Palace, Saturday, June 18. The cost is $4.50, including transportation. Bus leaves Dependent Recreation at 6 p.m. Bring a friend (and your ID), or call Ray at Depen- dent Recreation for more details.

Pre-Teen Pool Party

Youth, ages 10-12, are cele- brating summer at the Sta- tion Pool, Friday., June 24 from 6-9 p.m. Bring a friend to share the fun. Cost is only $1.50 per person, Call Depen- dent Recreation at 254.2963 for more information.

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Swim Lessons Youth Swimming lessons

for Session II, June 27 to July 8, are still available. Lessons are held between 8 and 11 p.m. for Parent-tot, Trying tot, Advanced tiny tot, beginner, and Advanced beginner lev- els Monday through Friday. The programs have been expanded, to accommodate more swimmers. Adult learn- to-swim classes will begin in July, Tuesday and. Thursday, evenings for four, weeks.

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Racquetball Tourney

The next racquetball tourney will be July 8-10 at the main gym. Sign up at the Athletic Office ASAP! For more infor- mation, call 254-2458

July 4th 10 K Classic

The Kailua 4th of July 10K Classic will start at Keolu drive in enchanted Lake to celebrate Castle Med- ical Center's 25th anniver- sary. Entry fee is $13 before

June 27 and $15 for the late fee. Entry forms are available at most sporting goods stores and Castle Medical Center's front desk.

For more information, call 263-5371.

Hospice Rainbow

Run/Walk '88 St. Francis Hospice and St.

Francis Medical Center is sponsoring the Hospice Rainbow Run/Walk '88 event July 10, 6:30 a.m. starting at Koehi Lagoon Park.Entry fee is $12. Applications are avail- able at most running and sporting goods stores.

For more information, call 547-6508.

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Bodybuilding Championships

The Mr. and Mrs. Kaneohe Bay Bodybuilding Cham- pionships will be September 10, at the Windward Enlisted Club here. The contest is open to all military personnel and dependents. For more infor- mation, call GySgt. Michael White at 257.2079

Ladies Softball

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New Arrivals Island Tour

The New Arrivals Island Tour is held on the second Friday of every month. Join us July 8 or Aug. 12 for a free around-the-island bus tour. Families and singles who have arrived at MCAS, Kaneohe 13ay within the last three months are invited to participate in this excursion to get acquainted with the

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Based on the book "Tough Marriage" by Dr. Paul Mickey, this workshop is designed to help people in any stage of marital stress survive to build a solid, healthy rela- tion that can withstand demands of the military lifes- tyle. Classes will be held on Wednesdays from 9-11 a.m. at the Family Service Center which began June 8. Twelve areas will be discussed over a three-week period. The course is designed so that you may enter at any point and com- plete the three sessions. Topic headings aro: Put Your Mate on a Ped-

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Weight Control Group

A free support group for anyone desiring help in losing weight meets on Tuesday at the Family Service Center from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Discus-

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Family Conflict The Family Service Center

offers a program to assist couples that have been involved in incidents of spouse abuse, which is the Domestic Conflict Contain- ment Program (DCCP). The primary goal is an immediate and complete cessation of violence. The open-ended pro- gram is 10 weeks long, two hours per week. To meet the primary goal, clients are required to accept personal responsibility for their behav- ior and make a aincere com- mitment to change. To enroll or for more information, call Owen Norton at 254-1541/42/ 43.

Marriage Workshop

The Family Service Center is offering an ongoing work- shop to strengthen marriages. The classes, presented. by Chaplain S.B. Hall, are held at the Family Service Center from 9-11 a.m., Wednesday.

will conduct the Department of the Navy (DON) ADP Security Training Course, Introduction to OPNA- VINST 5239,1A, July 18-22.

Class will be held at the Firefighting School, building 1430, room 100, from. 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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Commands wishing to send personnel to the class must submit DD 1556 forms to include.

Animal Care Clinic

Clinics for pet examina- tions are held Tuesday and Thursday mornings by appointment only. Call 257- 3643 or 254-4201 to schedule your pet's visit. The Animal Care Clinic also has veteri- nary products for resale. These include flea control items, pet foods, heartworm preventative, and other items.

Gospel Singer A praise and gospel music

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Tickets for the Staff NCO Marine Corps Ball are now available at the Staff NCO lub. The Ball will be hold

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Friday - Soul night, special menu and live band, 6 p.m.- midnight. Saturday - Seafood Extrav- aganza, 6.9 p.m. Sunday - Champagne brunch, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

Monday - Lunch is served 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

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Club will hold an open school- ing horse show, 8:30 a.m., June 25, at the stables. The show is free. English equita- tion will be featured in the morning with western riding in the afternoon. Entries may sign up the day of the show.

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31 Homo SerVIces

TIRED OF CLEANING? Lot ma lnke the bother off of your hands and put them on mint Thorough, export donning, $10 on hour. Reli- able, roferemone,

293-2000

BUDGET Painting, Inc. Summar envingn, pnint/mil dew weeh. To $100, 239- 5058,

CANE/CHAIR REPAIR

734-0402

NOT ENOUGH TIME TO CLEAN?

Let me help you have mor spore that Feel, reliable, expert cleaning, $10 an hour, References.

293-2600

35 Personal Senecas WM-

FELIPE Yard and Howie- cleaning, Call 201-5060 between 2 p,m, and 0 p.m.

AL'S Auto Polishing & Detailing inside & out, Will come to your home or office, Call evenings, 201- 4976 & ly, meg,

FURNITURE Refinishing & Repairs, Antq, Restora- tion. leledwide, 837-4830.

HOME movies trensferred to VHS/Beta. Higheat dual- ity/lowest prim, Alao videotaping of weddings, portion etc, Open irk Ph. 450-4155.

HANDYMAN - painting, drywall, Ills plumbing, eta, 395-6234. To $100,

CHANNEL even. w/at extra-terrestrial. 0/20 & 7 17. Past -life connultation $10 Sara, 262-0544,

THE ELECTROLYSIS

STUDIO Have Unwanted Hair

Removed Permanently FREE Consultation

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737-8819

R. Mikaml Electric, Eloctrl cal Service Estimeten, Lie, HC-10129. Call 042-9121,

COMPUDATE Is a 1990'a approach to tinting. Let our unique & innovnlive club Improve your love lifel 924- 0123, 10 n.m.-9 p,m,

ERRANDS, worml assignmenta pickup & deliveries. Notijob too me al John 524.406 .

Busy bunineneman needs someone to spray March and iron up to 6 shirts and 0 pants per week. Payu equivalent to $6- $8,50/ hour, Good Job required, Alkehl men, 264-5474 eve- ninge only/love montane.

NEED credit? Vlse/MC, Guaranteed. Stop the rip off, Write me Wet, Jim, 203 H 17th St., Honolulu, Hawaii 98818,

PAST-livea Ftegresnion Certified Hypnothereplat

Call 261-4605

DIVORCE

Serving Oahu Since 1977

$ 12500 595-2533 Stall Attorney Gene Bridges

A Public Service PI 0 OCI

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Hazzard Resume Service 947-84221 Call for hen brochure 705 Armors CI. e310

Near Ala Mbtlrle Center

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Windward

Resumes Etc. Military & Civilian

Writing & Counseling

". 261-7524 581) Mullah St., Kano (Neer Guide Ilespittin

37 nesineas Services

TAXES, filealate, peat yra. In your home ervIce. Steve White MBA 3 5-7141.

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CERA eat. C 5-3070

IC Tile I aft, 0 p.m. To $100.

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rvice All makes & a on all major apple. Appliance, Cali 235- r 235-2677.

Cleaning

HOUSEPROUD Cleaning Ser, Res./Comm, Ross. Sang guar, 023-8185,

AL'S Cleaning Service. Notion, ols., commercial. Moving in/out, Will do moat cleaning tribe. Call twee, & iv, map, 281-4978.

ANGEL & APRON Excellence in cleaning.

630-7005

"CLEAN WINDOWS" . Prof. eve, striae 1966. Ins, Roan Albert 024-5411.

SWENA derma your home & office, avail, ell hrm, real,/ heavy duty, free estimate, Cell 624-0555.

TIRED OF CLEANING? Let me take the bother off of your hands and put them on mlnel Thorough, expert cleaning. $10 en hour, Reli- able, references.

293-2800

NOT ENOUGH TIME TO CLEAN?

Let me help you have more spare time! Fast, reliable, export cleaning. $10 an hour, References,

293-2000

A & F Joltorial Services Commercial & Renidential Ph, 488-0046.

IS YOUR CAR DIRTY? And you don't Mayo enough time to do It yourself, Lot Ace Peaera Top Qunlity Car Cleaning Service make your car shine and sparkle, Cull Anthony at 201-3985 or leave n monange, Reason- Ole Ratem

Carpentry

LET US 1-1ELP'YOU WITH YOUR CARPENTRY

NEEDS Repair, remodel, additions, the work, painting, fences, you name It, we'll do it, Specialize In Windward jobs, Excl. We, Free eat, to $100,201- 2478/202 -0322,

Carpets

AM-PM Carpet Service 1, Carpet Sales 2, Installa- tions - Now or Used Carpet 3, RepeIrs & Rea- tretchea Dny or Nito, Free estimates. 095-5781.

Constniellon/ Contracting

SUNSHINE Motet, Co., pen, carpentry, redwood fencing specialist. Rears. Quality work. 247.8078,

D & M CONTRACTING, INC, Gen, Contractor, planning, & design farm, new homes, additions, remodeling, all construction phases, Free eat. Lie, 9C14233 & Insured. 239.4540

Electrical

Mikami Electric, Electri- cal Service Estimates, Lic, 11C-10129. Call 942-9121,

Hauling

GOT filings to haul in n hurry, Hove no worry, give Mean a cell 734-1192,

DUMPING & light hauling, reasonable Wm Cell 235- 0060

Pointe*

JAL Services The Painting Contractors. Fully insured - Llo. #C13054. Call 396 -4221 for FREE Estimate.

LEE'S PAINTING 20 years business expo. Lie. C-3058 Ph. 247-1454,

PAINTING - Int./Ext. Top Quality, Ref., Low cost, Free eat. to $100

Call 247-1351

Remodeller]

PACIFIC tale Contractors Specialists In kitchen bath remodeling/additions. C- 142013, Ph. 072-32132.

Repair

FREE Estimate

Pickup ik Dol.

TV & VCR REPAIRS Foot, radiant, reasonably

priori snake. 31 venni noporinnos.

Hyson T.V. & Electronics

254-6544 EXPERT roof repairs, A roof well maintained will save you $$ end last a lot longer. Ernest, 201-0490. Work guaranteed! To $100.

CUSTOM Home Repair. Electric, Plumbing, Car-

retry, Free °etiolates. TO 100, No Job too small? ick, 942-1058.

H&J Maintenance Home, office, condo & apt. Maintenance,

repair and renovation. Free eat, to $100

Harvey Rogaleky 203-4857

Screens I Jalousies

SCREENS Unlimited solar screens, replacement screens, security doors & windows. Call for free est, Ph. 2433-4390.

VERTICAL blinds 50% dis- count. Locally made, Fast delivery. Ex, 72'484 $99. Free est. Ken Hntoh Inte- riors, call 254-2080,

Snwing/Alterattans

PROFESSIONAL Dress reeking & alter, for custom fit, P/U & del. 247-5001,

Upholstery

WE'LL upholster your fur- niture for n 20% discount, Joe's Upholstery 202-7554

Wallpaper

13 YRS. exp., res./comm., free not, to $100.

Paper Dolls 735-9970

Yard Service

TREE Service, Large removal to ornamental trimming. 12 yra, exp. Llo./ Ins. 0-14433. Free eat. All Paradise Tree Service, 095- 6228.

AFFORDABLE, quality, yard service. Fran estimate. Call 202-4117.

REMI Ynrd Service, Mow- ing, trimming, wending. Fran est. 261-4952.

HIRE a Bobcat. Grading, tight places, Hourly/Job. Call 203-8314.

SO Schools & Instructions

GUITAR/flingin lessons $50/mo. your hog me, 1 hr./ wk, Patient inetr, 533-7008.

255 Fl IN First Learning Wens for preachoolerel

By teachers w /10 yrs, exp, $4: J. Hale, 600-C Knulent

Way, Kellum 96734 1-2wka.

LANGUAGE Lesaona Russian or French

Lila 235-0038 0-10 rise, or 7-0 p.m,

99 Employment Opperhin1009

NEEDLE Craft lovers - earn $$$ Teach & Sell. Creative Circle. Ph. 639- 0908.

ACT I Musical Theater, dancing, singing and act- lag, Ph. 261-0457.

'AVON' start w/$5, Sell anywhere, Earn up to 50%. Cell Margot, 455-1947.

50 Help Wanted Male/Female

Avolloblo Temporary Assignments

ACC'TO CLEIIKS

ACC'TS DATA ENTRY

WORD PROCESSORS

Rectum we SPECIALIZE,

we have QUALITY ASSIGNMENTS and

TOP PAY!

MCOUnarillE 531-8056

TYPESETTER PART TIME

Flexible hours, 50 wpm/ accurate, Night time, Cell Cathy Ah You, 236-5881.

PHOTO counter person Part Time for busy 1 hour photo lab In

Windward Mall, Need outgoing, responsible person. Will train. Call

Larry/Terry Ph, 247-6737.

OVERSEAS. USA. $100 to $1000 daily. Free list, Zino 4011-I, Box 580, Dearborn, MI, 48120,

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PART TIME SALES Make extra money In your spare time selling videos and accessories, For more Information call Loftln/Odeff Enterprises

at 039-0600 RESPONSIBLE PERSON needed for elderly woman routine care weekends, On call, 11 p.m. to 0 e.m. $6 an hr. Kaneohe 247-0345,

GET PAID for reading bookal $100 per title, Write PAGE:432005, 101 S. Lln- coinway, N, Aurora, IL 00642

SEWING person full/pert time open 7:30 am-9:00 pm. Single-serge-presser home sowing. Kailhi, 1001 Dil- lingham Blvd. Rm, 319, Mon.-Sat. Call 845-2107,

SALESPERSON P/T, for women's specialty shop, nom° exp prof., flex. hours. Ph, 422.7833,

TYPIST $500/wk, at home, For Info, send SASE Mimi, P.O. Box 2247, Pearl City, Hi. 90782-8247.

RESPONSIBLE Advertiser Carriers wanted, Militant. Call 823-7884,

HAIRSTYLISTS, Excl. opportunity at Fantastic Sam's Koltun, and Alen, Ph. 281-4406 or 488-2466.

FULL time lab assistants, med. benefitn, no exp. no 259-5017, Windward area.

EXP. Florist helper, some plant gm. hie, exp. Design background ok, Need tulles ability Cell 533-0222.

DUKE'S Yard Service Gunk ity work at affordable price. Free eat, Please cell or Iv. msg. 283-7777.

00 Realness Opererlenitles

OI'LlIA 1E it purl -lime' buainege from your own

home, Call for free literature and product sample todnyl Serious

entrepreneurs only, Grace 081-5487.

I will take the first 20 callers to financial freedom In 2-0 months. MUST SEE PRO- OFIAMI For opt., John 373- 9338,

AVAILABLE Now For Your Child! Private tutor; Ma. Rose, 202.9488 nppt,

/11:11-1I'S Painting Systems. try our complete 5 step method, 18 years expert- once, budget prices, quality work, start to finish, includ- ing free estimate. 239-7057 to $100.

Remodothw

PATIO and New Additions Ropeir, remodel Clifford !wane 0-4477 Ph. 077-4896

HOLLOW tile, redwood fences. Concrete drive- ways, slabs, home exten- Mona. Free eat, 488-3340 BC7828

PIANO/voice lessons. Beginner, children, adults. 201 -8840.

GUITAR Lemons. Jazz, Contemporary & Classical

Private. $10 /half hr. Call 908 -3104.

ALOHA Tutoring Service. All Subjects, all grades. indlv. Instrn. 533-6467,

VIOLIN Lessons by U.H. Teacher & Symphony Vio- linist. Simon 839-2106.

GUITAR/singing lessona $60/mo, your home 1 hr./ wk, Patient inetr, 533.70013

LEARN to Sow - Group or Private lessons. Call 022 - 2524,

PIANO Lessons Kaneohe area only.

Call 235-4432, 841-1190

SUMMER Sewing Mod' Fun & easy, Lessons star immed. 262.8387/282-4465

HULA Classes - Special Summer recruit introduc- tory rates, Hula, Ancient, Modern, TM-ellen, Mori, Also free beginning ukulele & basic baton twirling for students who are Inter- naiad "Special Rate for

Senior Citizens" Military & all ethnic backgrounds wel- come, 487-1000.

QUALITY Plano Lessons, Kaneohe studio /your home, moat arena. 247.8010

PRESSROOM TRAINEES We are looking for depend- able, hardworking IndivIdu- els to fill Jogging positions. Dny or night time shift work. Excellent company benefits. If you are Inter- ested, fill out an application at our office located at:

Sun Proes/M1dWeek 45.525 Luluku Rd.

Kaneohe, HI

$$$ SUMMER MONEY

$$$ PART TIME

JOB

ATTENTION* MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES & LOCALS

Eno Extra Money narttime SO per hour

5:30 to 0:00 p.m. Mon, giro Fri.

We need partlime workers Immediately to train for atir newly ealahlished "Illsceunt Buying. Ware- house Outlets." Special- izing In clothing. ieweirT radios, tunsturc, furniture, TVs. inIcrewaves. hahy furniture and many more appliances. FellowIng arm are nobble: Ilene-

Pearl gather. Salt Lake. Wahiawa, Harbors

Point and Kaneohe. Other Benefits Include: Advnncomont Bonuses and Incentive Pay,

Call

486 -0173 ask for Judy

CLEANING People. Hormel exp. F/T and P/T. Good

benefits, Trans. provided. Must Have phone,

Call 023-8185.

Dept. of Commerce The S. Emma Bureau hue more than 100 temporary job oonuinoa on Oahu (WOO Honolulu) & neighboring Inionde,

5.50700/hour balled on Inland location A govern- went cost of living

30.40 bourn par weak Job duration June to tinily September 19011

Eligibility roquIrumnntn U.S. citizen

written test Must have car available

Rotmond la writing Immediately to:

U.S. Carmen Bureau eel Lemur Curnmunlly college

ffillenot Spacial rfoorano 00.015 Ala Ike, Rom 00.209

Pearl City, 1111Ni/02

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Milian Nlrinnlyr

LANDSCAPE maintenance workers wanted. Startinc $4,50/hr benefits, wit. train, Call for an apptdiv meg, 201-9028,

SALES person at Schofielc Exchange, knowledge 01

eudio/video/computert no, Ph. 841-0974.

EXP'D Upholaterers, Furni- ture/touch-up persons. Pay on oxp. 239-41388.

Hiring MANICURISTS and Stylists, Call Eclipse. 201- 1711 or 209-7301.

DATA Entry/Shipping clerk. Working knowledge of IBM/PC helpful. Full /port time. Kallue 282-4828,

AVON? Own your own bust- none. Be your own boon. Call Kandy 235-7E141,

NEEDLECRAFT Lavern Earn $5, Teach & Sell, Cre- ative Circle, 282-4490.

PC Operators

KELLY GIVES YOU MOREI

DeWitt now available for Honolulu area employees:

Tlaining on 3 lending spreadsheet software endw'

Merit pay Vacation pay Werd procentno training on t1 Waling PC Wine, packages' . .ens MOM

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JOBS AVAILABLE NOWI

Call today! 521-7468

KILN SERVICES

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ART Gallery Receptionist. P/T position for mature individual w /prevlouo op, In art/lite bkpg. flex hrs. For Interview cell 10 om-6 pm, 235-2100.

SALES, mete/female, $40K min. comm, 1st yr, pone., training /benefits, IPD 737- 7771.

CASHIER/Sales, Need extra $$$? Immediate P/T openings. 637-5911 Ext. 54.

ASS'T Mgr, Trainee - Ready to get back In the work force. 537-5911, Ext. 54,

PART-TIME handyman for rental property. Call 247- 3328 evenings.

SERVICE Agent needed KMCAS. P/T & F/T, Com- pact Rant n Car. 834-1000.

60 Help Wanted Mule /Female

AVON Own your own business, 50% earnings possible, Jo 395-0970.

MODELS/All ogee for lash - ion shows, print modeling, local/natl, commercials, opp Morgan Models 944-2035.

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FOSTER parents needed, Long term for pre-teen

and teenagers. On-going training, counseling, and reimbursement for eves,

(Honolulu area only: Interim homes needed on

occasional, short-term bases.) THE CASEY FAMILY PROGRAM

521-9531,

BE GREAT IN '88 Demonstrate for the worlds

largest and beat home oily plan Co. Christmas Around The World is now

hiring. Call Doris 499-2019, Doreen 734-

2070.

NEED twenty sales people to earn $3,85/hr, r comm, P/T 4 hra, daily avail, Soil T-shirts, bumper stickers, pine & hats, Call Mr. Hol men, 924-7952.

HAWAIIAN CRAFT SHOP Trainee position for reliable person. Must enjoy talking

crafts

pople. Quality hand- isles in Waikiki. Call

Vic 920-2002 for appt.

MARKET RESEARCH Need participants who use Moist snuff OR smoke °la- zaretto regularly OR drink Cognac, Will give you $26 cash for 1 hr. of your time, No product Is being sold or promoted. This In Market Research only,

CALL LINDA 528-4050

MEDICAL secretary, Advancement potentiii, start immed., 202-8981.

NICE sales people to earn $75-$150 daily. Morn for those w/energy, Call Mr, Nalmen, 924-7962.

OPERATIONS Clark Typ- ist, 30 hrs. per wk. Wheeler AFB, $0.30 per hr., busy ofc., needs mature exp. worker, Call 449-1810 or 058-1895.

MATURE, own car, flex, hrs, 1 day/wk. $4/hr, intl. In person, 150 Hemakun Dr, 41203, Onm-12 noon, 2-5 pm

MAKE MORE MONEY! FULL OR PART TIMEI

Men and Women needed to soli our Profitable Line of Celendera, Penn and Advertising Gifts to Local Business Firma, Earn Weakly Commission, Set Your Own Flours. Prompt, Friendly Service from 79 Year Old AAA-1 Company. No Investment or Collec- tions. Previous Sales Expe- rience Not Required, Write: Kevin Poke, NEWTON MFG. COMPANY, Dept 03238, Newton, town 50208. (516) 702-4121.

ARE YOU PAID WHAT YOU'RE WORTH?

Will train you for n career in Real Estate, Century 21 Pell Proportion, Call Kan 264-6888.

TEMPORARIES'"'

WE NEED YOU! Prosdplouri companies

Flexible schedules

*Referral bonuses

Same week full Friday pay

Never a too

SECRETARIES

RECEPTIONISTS

CLERKS/TYPISTS

'WORD PROCESSING

'ACCOUNTING CLERKS

10 KEY OPERATORS

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

PH: 522-0900 733 Maher, M. Sulfa 11150 ***********

WANTED friendly & m- ountable parson for a P/T position Admln, Asn't located nt Armed Services YMCA Drop-In Center, Pearl Harbor, For morn details contact Jenny 47 I- 3398 otter 3 p.m.

TEACHER (Elem./Pre- school) for Christian school in Kellum P/T music teacher also. 202-8501.

For WHSE/Dellvery lobs In Leeward area call Klku. Job Canter, 407-3859.

WANT Sric,/Bkpg, jobs in Leeward area? Car nee, Job Center, Martha, 487-3850.

IF you went a job in the Leeward area come to Job Center. Dianne, 488-4183.

TRUCK Driver/Warehouse- man, Type 5 license, exp. prof. Salary & benefits. Cull 847-4E155.

GOOD Income working with mall from home, Expe- rience unnecessary) Details, send SASE to Crys- tal Gullikeen, 1101 Oaken St., Hon., HI 98818

MEDICAL Assistant, com- puter billing, full time Dr.'s ofc., expo. only. Salary open. 201-6133

RECEPTIONIST '- Kellua, Saturday n must. Cell 235- 8841

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PURCHASE OR

LEASE TO OWN AT BARGAIN PRICES NO CREDIT NEEDED

You Make Your Payments to Our Leasing Company,

'82 FUTURA 4 DR. $2475 Auto, P/S, A/C, 'mac., or 41,000 MI. 18 Mos. Total Pay $17847 $3212.46 month

'82 GRANADA WGN. $2875 Auto, P/S, P/I3, A/C, lmmac., or 19 Mos, Total Pay $3678,21 $18725

month

'83 RELIANT WGN.$2875 Auto, P/S, A/C, Imrnac. or 18 Mos, Total Pay $18725 $3370.50 month

Wo Finance Everyone,

'85 CHEV SPRINT, 2 DR. 32975 5 Spd A/C, Extra Clean or 20 Mos, Total Pay $19209 $3841,80

month

'84 TEMPO GL 4 DR.$3480 Auto, P/S, A/C, Low Mi, or 20 Mos, Total Pay $21403 $4280.60

month

'86 NISSAN $4675 SENTRA 4 DR. or Auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, 'mac., $22154 24 Mos. Total Pay $5316.96 Month

Many others to choose from

UNITED EXECUTIVE LEASING 234 BEACH WALK, WAIKIKI

923-9824 RALPH-LEASE MGR.

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

FULL/T Knneohe Driver/Util- ity Person & filter assemblers needed 236.6081

HAIRSTYLIST Wonted for busy Schofield salon, Excl. benefits, Call Dentin for nppt. Ph, 624-5144.

WANTED For Advertising Business, BOW, reception- ist, photo models, Call for interview, Media Masters 261-4914.

TELEMARKETERS with nxpnriencn needed imme- dintely for part-time emi- nent'. Muut bo molt roll- voted, have n pleasant phone mariner and be able to typo 40-45 wpm. Expe- rience In advertising helpful but not required, Windwerd location, Call Christopher McMahon et 235-58131.

OPTICAL Assiatant/Opti: clan, full time, exp. pref. 1-Inwail Kai, 395-3937.

CLERKS - school's out & Actin's ready to help you enjoy summer w/Temp assignments, Never a fee, 533.8889,

LABORERS "Blue Jeans and Sneakers" jobs. Call 533-8889, Min Personnel Svc, Never n lee,

SECRETARIES - Don't file away your skills, Call Adel Personnel Svc. Never n lee. 533.8889,

RECEPTIONIST - connect yourself w/the best Temp. Svc, In town. Actin Pornonnal Svc. No fee. 533-8889

$0 HR. part/full time, Punchbowl condo needs Gardener /Handy person. Dependable 537-6225.

AREA FIELD MANAGERS

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LIKE working with flowers? Male/female. Will train. Full/pert time, Coll 239- 5077,

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Busy businessman needs someone to spray starch and Iron up to 6 shirts and pants per week. Pays equIv- talent to $5-$6.50/hour. Good job required, Aikahl area. 254-5474 ovoningu only/leave message.

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EXP, I will babyalt, my home, Maunawill, lull time or occaelonal. Cell Mere at 201-3795

HOUSE Clewing, Honest & reliable, Coll Neni 262-

lia56139, Cheryl 261-9408

IIFBABY mittens on the go. 20 qualified senior girl name& 202 -0508,2133.6153

LOVING mom to care for one toddler In my Kaneohe home. Full time only. 247- 5158,

73 Apts. Furnished

AI TRACTIVE borscht' on! ntiadlo Windwnrd meat pout, ,parking, $395. 235 -b600.

0 WAIKIKI - Pots okay, Fur- nished 1 bedroom, lease required. 923-7955.

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KAILUA 1 bdrm, for mature Blink) only $550 incl. uteri ,

lame dap., Avail, 1 July 203-0045.

KAjLUA newly remodeled 1

bdrm, w/prkg $075 Ph. 235-3000 or 261 -2009,

QUIET etudlo $600 n mo. Inc), utile. + deposit. Cell 261-2177

KAILUA Near bench/bus Furn. studio apt. large bod/ Iv rm., ktoh, ba., laundry, utile.

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pool. No pets/No smOking $550/mo. 261 - 3517,

+3 Apts. Partly Furnisher('

WINDWARD 1 bdrm , rails $425, 2 bdrm, condo $875, 9413-0091 Rent Marl. Fee

AEEWA HEIGHTS: Down- shi)rs, one large bedroom and largo den, full bath end kitchen, living room, Will- Ilea, parking, no pets, $700. 695.4421,

LEEWARD 1 bdrm., prkg, $400 or 2 bdrm., a/c $520, 943-0001 Rent Mart Fee

65 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

KANEOHE 3 bd. 2'/, be. remodeled, avail, irnmed, $1000. Ph. 254.4547,

KOOLAU Vieth 2 bdrm., 11/2

be., washer /dryer $840/mo, $700 dep. after 2 p.m. Call

283-3441 Insmnd. occu- pancy,

KANEOHE - Puu AIII, 3 bdrm, $1250/mo. Jett Pacific Prop,

PARKVIEW Village Wel- patio 2 bd, 11/2 be., n11 Lipp' $775, Avail, Ph, 623-1504.

00 Condos/Townhouses Furnished

NO11 I I-1 Shore Condo at Turtle Bay.

1 bd, 1 be., pool, fermi's, view of golf course.

$700/mo. 203-0900.

87 Condes/Tewnhouses Unfurnished

76 Rentals to Share

3 131)11M. 2 BA. House to share w /ono other, Avail. July let. Dep. Garry Ph, 2E43-2588,

KANEOHE - Puu A111, 1

bdrm. $900/mo. Jolt Pacific Prop. 230-6550, 215-0190,

88 Room ter Rent

DESIRE nplrlt filled chrla- lien roornmnle, 1 bdrm., Iti

be, $350/mo, 235-7777

LARGE manterl;dres. & be,, w/ private entry, cable, laundry, telephone hook- up, nr, beach/bus, $420/ mo, Utile Incl. 201-7149.

KAILUA rm. In fully turn, home, laundry, $320/mo. +

utile. MI .2943.

93 Vacation ITOMOIS

LANIKAI (Kallua) nr, bench - nap, nice, Igo, 1 bdrm arden net. 262-6446.

itA groat Knaun house, nr, bench minter reliable cre- ative, adult nonemokern, 261-4488 Iv. msg.

PROF. fnmele w /one child to shore rent whame. Pearl City, 455-2364.

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KAILUA Lg. renovated 2

bd. Lg. yard, near KMCAS, util, Incl. $1050. 283-0225 eve.

KAILUA vnontion near beech.

Cell 201-5174,

CUTE Bdrm. & be. In Kel- ton, private entry, cable TV, $36 /day. 201-4222.

KAILUA: lovely bdrm, & bath, nr. bench, priv. entr. Call 202-8073

KANEOHE gorgeous, fur- ninhed home. Now until 0/ 13, $1000/mo, vacation lees than $40/day. 201-3813.

120 Home Fumbhings '

KING aim) water bed w/ matching turn. $350; surf- board $150, Ph. 1370.1724,

0 LOUNGE ohms.; crib; din. set, butcher block table & 4 Brewer chairs, 262-2483.

REFRIG., stove, 1 yr. old both $000, bunk bed frame $75, dinette $75, more, Ph. 262-8033,

2 DORMS, 'en, w/priv, bath entry, pool, extols,

Near Bench. Call 201-0316,

98 Rontols Wonted

CHURCH administrator needs 3 bdrm, + don hm, beg. Aug. Twenty min, commute to Nuunnu, Write: PO Box 28003, Hon. 90827.

LANDSCAPE Architect neeking sm. cottage/apt, In Lnnikni area, Up to $500 per mo. Excl. refs. Dny 525- 0494, eves. 262-9350.

11/41EAR bench and town, nice SEEKING 2 bd. house 'l $525/mo. Ph. 282-2051. bdrm cottage, single non- w/yard in Kellum,

smoker on y. , utile. incl. 201-4537,

;KANEOHE 3 bd, 1 be., .water, prkg., deck w/ocean -view, yard service, $1200 ,Ph. 732-7279.

;KAILUA 3 bdrm. 1 be ,gorgeous view $075 a mo, .4 dep. Call 202-9173 eves,

KnI, Marina Curve, 3 'bd /2 ba/Ig fern rm, new *carpeVfir, no pets $1400 923- ;7100/941 -0700

,KAILUA area 2 bdrm, + study 000, 3 bdrm, gar, $850, 943- '0091 Rent Mart Fee

'PEARL area hoe. utile, $700, .3 bdrm, 2 prkg, $775, 943- .0091 Rent Mart Fee

i5EARL City spacious 4 :bdrm 2 be., Igo. yd., 2 car sw., new drapes', nice ma, wen $1200/mo. Ph, 488- .,0485, 488.2857,

84 HousesittIng

WILL house sit or pat alt .while you're on vacation,

455-1586.

, 86 Condott/ToWnheeSes Portly Furnished

.KANEOHE/Kaaawa studlo 4450, pool, Jett Pacific -Prop, 236-8558, 235-0106,

KANEOHE Puu AIII, 3 bdrm 2 be., view, gar, avail, -1,July for 2/3 moe, $900 mo, Call 236-3503

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LIVING rm. sectional, ant, glass -top kitchen

set, bookcenn, kg, ta, bed. 2014098.

BDRM, Set: Redwood lanai set; liv, rm, chair; kitchen 1131/ahnirs; 25" TV' Dingle bed/tbl; and more, Ph. 201 - 1120.

FOR Sale; 2 daybeds /table $175; dresser/mirror/bed- side tables $200; kitchen table /4 chairs $45/ taupe rug 12x13 $275, Ph, 202- 2284

RATTAN - Beautiful 5 pc. living rm, eat $550. Dining net $350. New. 734-1554.

120 Home Furnishings

SOMA Writerbed. King site 2 yre. old. $300. CA1113E- 4270.

MOVING; For Selo( Benutlful DINING SET: Hardwood inlaid Table with 4 cnnebnck upholstered Armchnlra, 3- Place DESK UNIT and CHAIR: Like new, matching hutch and file cabinet. ideal for home computer. 071- 0083.

LIV, rm. not far sale Includes sofa, love Beet, cocktail & and table $550, Call afternoons at 254- 5553.

CRIB $50, 5 drawer dresser $25, excl. cond. Ph, 239- (124.

DIN, rm. eel for sale Includes, dining rm, table w/3 aide chairs & 1 arm chair and china cabinet, like now $1500. Call nftor- noons at 254-5663.

BABY Furniture. Simmons crib and dresser w/bumper and sheets $100. Infant carrier, nursery lamp, many extras for baby. Vary Rene. 043-1098.

NEW canopy waterbed w/ 0 drawer pedestal, mirrored calling, lighted headboard w/etched Mese mirror ,1400. Call nfternoona n1

254-5553.

WATERBED, living rm. set, wail units, bdrm, set, & other turn, 839.0118,

IN A Hurry? We'll buy your furniture. Fast-Free pickup 235-7793.

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Full Size Sleeper Sala; Rattan Puttees, End titbit! & Chairs; King Bed Sel;. Queen & Twin Dods; Head- boards; Recliner, Drew,

,ors; Ghosts of Drawers; Night Stands; Framed Mb rors; Lamps and much mere.

COME BROWSE 139A IlekIll St., Kellen

262-7938

CHILD'S Bunk Beds, Cus- tom made. Finished or unfinished, Robert 247- 0390.

FURNITURE: Bdrmillv- ing/Dining & Patio. All excl. cond. Ph, 281 -5168,

122 Travel ----- LOWEST Agency enliven in luwnl You chock the lowest agency fern & we'll beat the! price! Sechlko Travel 944- 9555, (TA-1062)

124 Oarwo/Lanal Sole

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MOVING: everything gotln gel Book shelves, wall unit, rattan coffee table, drentsnin w/hutch, desk, toys, jew- elry, kItchanwnra. Lots of

misc. 40 -293 Haiku Rd. Sat /Sun.,

0-2pm.

CASH paid for bump airline tickets & disc, tickets for sale. David 988-7200.

INTERISLAND/Mainland Europe as low as $18 with restriction TA247, 948- 1900.

PEARL City - Moving. Mina., 1099 Hoolenn, Off Waimea Home Rd., Thurn. Sun., June 23-20, 9-5.

INTERISLAND /Mainland Europe an low no $16 with restriction TA247

048-1900

SAT. 0/26, 8:30 AM, wom- ens, baby, maternity clothe/1, bessinette, car seat, swing & more, 1947 C Dickson Cir., Catlin Perk,

AIR cond.: screen door; Full 12 spd bike; ATC; new turn.; rattan chair; neat clothes; guitar; VHS player;

Niemen 4x tires & rime, Sat., June 25,

7:30-2 pm, 553 Pauku Si,,

123 M(rsing-Storage

24' MATSON contalnors, $200/mo., 24 hr. security, no deposit, month to month, 259-5114.

124 Game/Lana) Sale

CONCRETE Pot% 3- & 4-In., great for Dendrobium or- chids. Scum 10-In, Sm. clay pots for starters. 570 Ulu- hale St,, Kallun. Afternoons,

GARAGE Sala: 271 Alkana PI., Kellua, Set. & Sun., June 25 & 20, 9 to 4 p.m., oak baby crib, wedding dress & minoelleneoue.

FURNITURE, surf boards, miss. 279 Ainehou St, off Hawaii Kal Dr. Set./Sun, 0/ 25, 213. 8-4 pm.

LEAVING Island. Furn cars, toys, boats, misc. Juno 25 & 20 8-4. 1740 Akeekon, Olen

2 FAMILY sale, 520 & 530 Kalmeke Lp., Kellum, 9.2 p.m., turn., carpet, exercise machine, toys & misc.

GARAGE Sale; Set, June 25,8 to 2 p.m., 05-555 Kukolu St., Milileni.

APPLS., turn plants, house items, everything must got 9-3, 8/26, 520 Halela St., Kellue

HOUSE & Horan Items; clothes, 6/25 & 20, 0-2 p.m. 45-205 Knhnnnhou Circle,

MULTI-Family Sale: Tone of everything,

Sat July 2, 8.3, 793 Ware= Rd Kallua

GARAGE Sate; Sat., 0/25, 8-12, crib, furniture, rattan, mem, household, 1122 III- kale Pl., Knliun

GARAGE Sale: Set. & Sun., 0 to 3 p,m., 821 Akurnu St Kleine, moped, bunk bed & other mine, Items,

MOVING Sale; girls canopy bed, dresser & desk, boys bed & king size bed, 6/26, 9 to 3, 209 Koko Isle Cir Hawaii Kel,

MOVING Sale: Sat., 0/25, 9 n.m. to 1 p.m., 1384 Akin- hale Street, Kallun, tools, hardware, table sew, household items.

SUN. 0/20 9rtm-3pm. Eve., clothes, apple, 00-318 Kno- nohl St. 04.

LAWN mower $100; err conditioner 18,6 $350;

Lanni curtains /rods $50. Miscolinneous Items. Ph, 033-4004 Halsey

SAT 0/25 8-2 Groat ntull.

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WE'VE got everything! Ind stereos & apple. The Girl Scouts have It. Sat., June 20, 8 to 2 p.m., 241 Poull Rd., Kellum

GARAGE Sale; Photogra- phy equip. & household tame, incl. vacuum cleaner,

books & records, Sat., June 25, 8 to 4 p.m.,. 274 Aiken° Pl., Alkahl Perk.

GARAGE Sale; Bargains, spring cleaning; Some lumber: 1 pr. shell dra., kids table /chair, some dive equip., boat stuff, etc. 0 to 3, Sat, Only, 6/25, 46-120 Lilipuns Rd., Klineohe

2 FAMILY garage sale: June 25, 0 to 5, 7749 Welknpu Lp., Kelerna Valley

SAT. 0/25 9 am-4 pm. Rat- tan dining table with four swivel chairs, min, house- hold items, 1447 Akeke Place, Kelton.

MOVING SALE: Sun. 8/26 9 to 4 pm, 45-465 ihileni St, Kaneohe,

JUNE 24-25-20. 9-4, Mov- ing sale, everything goes 248 Kuuhale, Kallun.

REPAIR-Sell-Buy-Trade, Washers, dryers, ref rig., freezer, air cond. Honest. Warranty 239-7479.

MONTGOMERY Ward gas dryer, 3 cycles, used only 9 moe. $160, Ph. 235-0614

MICROWAVE. Magic chef. Near new, $100. Entry to use. Ph. 261-7E114,

KENMORE washer and dryer, 2 yre. old. Great shape. 623-6528,

KENMORE Gas Dryer $99, Kenmore Refrig, $199, Excl. cond. 201-2005.

REFRIGERATORS full size WI up, Guaranteed, Call 621-9003,

REMODELING sale; Carpet, padding, screens, louvers, toys, mist. 0/25, 8 am,- 12noon 45 -388 Nnmoku St.

MOVING; Everything must go, Couch, ofc. equip., TV, chairs, washer/dryer, stereo, computer, eta, June 25, 9.547-328 Mnwaenn St., Kaneohe 230.8254

KENMORE Dryer $160; Sears elec. range, ceramic top $250. Ph. 023.0022,

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'05 FILTER Queen Vacuum. Cost $050. Must sell $250 Ph, 735-4051, 020-7202

ELECTROLUX deluxe modal, Cost $760, Mud! sell $350. Call 455-9374,

GARAGE Sale: July 2nd from 9-12. 894 Puuomao Street In Hehelone Valley Hawaii Kal, Tools, House-. wares, furnishings,

GARAGE Sale: Sat June 25, 1323 Ulupunl Si,, Koltun 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., misc. household llama, plants, luggage & books,

MOVING Sale; Sun, only June 26 10 n.m.-4 p.m. 35/ Manono SL,

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'78 REGAL (134!,)

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'79 CHEVETTE $495 (1355)

'81 SAPPORO $ 1595 (1340)

'83 TERCEL (1329) $2895 (Used car Specials Wires June 29. 19138)

'79 PINTO $395 (13201

'83 ALLIANCE $695 (13431

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'83 SUBARU $3295 03341

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SCHOOL IS OUT SOON' "Summer watchcnre nor- vice" for children 18 mos, and up, Enroll now, 254- 1734 or 254-4505.

RAG DOLLS Give your little ones some- thing they'll keep forever. Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, Circus clowns, Country boys and girls. All Handmade. Phone 254- 1397,

ARE you having a partyy rind would Ilke to serve Italian food, but don't know how to cook It? Let me take the worry off your hands, Call me at 201-3885 in the eve- nings, after 5. Catering available.

AMWAY Products deliv- ered, money back guaran- tee. Call 487-5241,

CLIFF'S Economy Furni- ture and Thrift Shop, 1907 N. King Street, 041-4443,

VERTICAL blinds 50% dis- count, Locally made. Fast delivery. Ex. 72 x 82 $99. Free eat, Ken Hatch into- dorm 254-2000.

VACUUM cleaners, like new $24.95 & up with guar- antee, Call 735-0452.

BEER, wine, soda making Kahnin Home Brew. Don 026-6519, Sandy 737-7771.

GLASS DISPLAY CASES

Ph, 235-59130.

UNBELIEVABLEII Solar heifer sale?! Originally, $3200, now Just $99511 201- 7057.

ANTIQUE Restoration and Reptiles. Call

202-5628 Dir.

TAMALES! Homemade, for in delicious change of pace. Catering avail. 239-5579.

DOUBLE & single bed seta, w/framen & linens, excl. cond. $175 & $125, Sears 450 power toloncopet, $160, 201-0992

HOME security camera & monitor; baby crib & stroller. Call 247-0390

HOST a silk flower plant party and receive a free beautiful silk flout+ tree. Flhondn 263-4576.

TWIN bed, ref rig., chest freezer, lamps, Call 261- 0413,

WANTED: Drelling or drawing table, reasonable. Call 293-2600.

IS YOUR CAR DIRTY? And you don't have enough time to do It yourself! Let Ace Pecare Top Quality Cnr Cleaning Service make your car shine and sparkle. Call Anthony at 201-3985 or Ineve n message. Reason- able Rates.

CARPET & pad, earthtone, beige & brown, 80 sq. yds, All or pieces. 422-6396.

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a 1904

Tell Everyone with a 71/j foot Stork,

Rents for 5 days. A hand painted

bundle with baby's name, weight & date becomes a keepsake.

A Grant Gift! Call Today

.Sto7.4 cAlewa. 263-3777

HOSPITAL bad, all electric, plastic sealed mattress, $650; Kenmore sewing machine., w/f old down table, $175, Call 235-4310 eft, 5 p.m.

HAWAII KAI - Double bed, bookcase, womena clothes, 437 Knielmamehu. Sat, 9-1 Ph. 305-9000.

ATARI 2800, 11 games, $50; boy's 20" bike, $20. 283- 6169

MOVING: 13" TV, hand tools, plants, Jalousie glasses, work table, many other items. Very motion - able, 247-0392.

'139 RAINBOW Vacuum, Cost $900. Must sell $350 Call n5-2055, 923-7943

$1 4984/mo HAWAII'S Newest Swim- ming pool denier In looking

No Gown, 1.t36rAmoil°,16d.onoc toolApi.

for a yard for model poor Lap pools also, Greet opportunity, 247-8109.

SOUTH SEAS MOTORS Jeep/Eagle

94-250 LEONUI

WAIPAHU 6 76-5454

SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING AVAILABLE

EAGLE'PREMIER Luxury European Design 4 Dr., Auto., Loaded, P/S, A/C, NW, Cassette, PDL '008517

$199MONTHLY 13 87700 I lux, Ile A doe fees .13500 Down, 72 mot , 0 11% APR.

ALL NEW

11989 SUMMIT'S ARE HERE!!

ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ON APPROVED CREDIT. PRICES GOOD TILL 6/29/88.

$000DOWN$199DOWN ANY ONE IN THIS COLUMN ANY ONE IN THIS COLUMN

OAC OAC

'81 AUDI 5000 #4404P

$1 2994/mo 2994,00+ tom, 11c., & doc Mot. No Down, 30 mot16,36% APR,

'88 CHEVY SPECTRUM #CM-9111

$1 320/mo 421600 + fox, tic,, a dec. lees. No down, 40 mos, 111% APR.

'82 FORD MUSTANG #3956P

NEW Picnic Tables $99; Porch Swing $85; fine workmanship, 293-8392.

SEWING machine $1100 for $425, Singer. fully auto., free arm machine on a deluxe cabinet. Call 254- 4287 after 0:30 p,m,

125

GE Refrig excellent condl- tion $195, Call 239-5865 Oyes,

SUPER Special? Apt. stove $149 + up; quality washers, dryers, ref ripe. bargain prices. KND 842-1990.

APPROX, 550 sq, ft. gm, carpet; old wool rug, mist, Offer 202-7871,

GERRY baby/toddler baok- peck $12; Century car seat $12; Sears toddler pas- senger bike neat $10. Call 282-2105.

THREE Seta of drapes, sheers, & rods, fits model 1300 Militant home, $150, Call 623-5075.

FULLY equipped salt water fish Melo, 29 gal., $300; 30 gel., $350; king size waterbed, $00; table, $15; 110 lb, weight ant, $20. 247- 2259 tTho

127 MISPO1101117011$ Wanted

CASH for unwenled/bro- ken refrig., washers, etc. Will pickup 262-7693.

SPECIALIZING In giving you the best $CASH$ price for gold, silver, Antiguan, collectibles, turn., or any- thing of value. The Hunter, 704 Killion Rd. Cell 202- 4008,

WANTED Japanese swords, American Indian ColleetIblee a, old koa, Call 282 -5526.

129 Stereo, Video & Teievislon

VIDEOS Over 50,000 !hies - most not available In

stores. Subjects Include general entertainment, adult, sell Improvement, rollglon, business, sports, cooking, home Improvement, exorcise. Call Loftin/Orloff Enter- prises at 839-0600 for Information on specMc titles or categories, or to arrange an appointment to mvlow our catalogs.

'1113 TOYOTA TERCEL 45047P

$1 498 7/mo 3999,00 lox, Ha., a doc fees. No Down, 36 mos, 1595% APR,

'83 LE BARON 06004P

$184461M0 4993.00 I. lax, 11c., & doc Inns, 6199 Davin, 36 mos, 18% APR.

'85 TOYOTA TERCEL rPt30459P

$1385'10 4211300+ tax, llc.,& doc tent 9199 Down, 42 mos,18% APR

'81 VW RABBIT #3600P

$198261m0 5994,00+ & dot lees. $199 Dawn, 42 mos, 16% APR,

'85 TOYOTA COROLLA *60139P

$1 6482/mo 4999.00'. lot, Ito., a doc foes. 6199 Down, 42 mos, 10% APR,

Auto and Pickup Fleet Sales and Brokerage

tie* CA

please calFloorr

1 OCAS AS COSI

US SS prices

Since 1946

R44ketn.i.Reelda? Oregon Ilchiler Ai, mill

(503) 295-5556 1313w. Itereside l'erl land. Oregon 972119 _

127 Miscetloneoul Wonted

DESPERATELY Needed Gold/silver samurai swords. Instant cash 732.5469

.0 Sterols, Video & Television

tinny Lfttlitmitx til - 3030, 6 Lvent17 disy MUM, remote control VHF/UHF/ Cable. Like new $150. Phone 400-9733,

130 Antiques Art

WINDWARD Antlq1116 -- Buy /Sell /Trade. Also antique clock repair. 160 Hamakun Dr. 202-5526,

$399 DOWN $599 DOWN ANY ONE IN THIS COLUMN ANY ONE IN THIS COLUMN OAC OAC

'85 TOYOTA TERCEL #%067P

$1 3980/mo 399900 lax, 11c., a dec fees. 1390 Down, 36 mot, 18% APR,

132 Computers

PORTABLE computer w/ complete set of basic pro- grams $550. 202-0369 eves.

COMMODORE 64, 1541 Drive/printer, data case., Koala pad, education & professional software. ref- erence books. Call 281 - 43611'v, meg, anytime. Ask- ing MO.

DINING' table w/10 chairs, buffet, $2000. New Guinea Art. 262-6360.

ANTIQUE Oak Table/four chairs, $350. Antique oak sideboard $176, Ph 201- 1558, Leave message.

131 Bicycle Sales & Services

ITALIAN Pro racing bike for $050 Firm; trunnien, Centu- rion bike, $400; both excel- lent coed, Cell 839-0108,

132 Computers

COMPUTER system Com- modore 04 computer and single disk drive. Zenith monitor, °Wain color printer, accessories and S/ W, like new, $450. Ph. 486- 9733,

1:43 JeWelry & Clothing

ALII JEWELRY, ANTIQUES a COLLECTI- BLES. Top Cash paid for Jewelry, antiques, collecti- bles, Oriental carpets, cash loan on Jewelry, 1525 Kele- low Ave., nr. King & Kale- knurl. Parking In front of store. Open Mon. -Sat, 10 to 8, Sun., 11 to 4. Cell 642- 7474,

'76 CADILLAC SEVILLE #4956P

$1573%0 3312.00 lax, & doc feet. 0399 Down, 24 moo, 16% APR,

'85 CHEV CELEBRITY 048111P

$1 77051mo 8066.00 olat, 11c,, a doc 6399 Down, 42 mot, 10% APR.

'87 CHEV CAVALIER #5006P

$1 92"/mo 076 00* truck., & doc feet

.1399 Down, 45 moo, 16% APR.

14K YELLOW gold wadding set, Weight .57 appraised at $1400 Sell $700 or bent ()Mir. 024-45118

140 Photography

FILMS transferred to video, 3 convenient 10011nel-it. Call Econ Photo 239-4295,

WEDDING & Special Occa- sion Photography stills & video. Call Econ Photo 239- 4295.

'84 CHEV CHEVETTE #3697P

$1 0598/mo 3293,00 & doc feet 1599 Down, 36 nion.10%

'84 DODGE 600 CONY #4625P

$20 794/mo 6666,00 tom, Ilc , a doc !nos. 6599 Down, 42 mos, 1E1% APR,

'86 FORD MUSTANG #47211

$1 9859/mo 6969.00 lot, 11c., A doc fees. 1699 DOWII, AO mom, 15% APR.

'85 CHEV CAMARO - #46781,

$21 413/mo 7477.00 I fax, Ile., & doc 6000 Down, 46 mot, 10% APR.

FASHION styled portralte, modal portfolios, and

personal boudoir photos. On location or In

studio, Call 833-8505 for details,

HONDA It Doesn't Take A Lot

Fe ood. 1.6

With the Honda Spree, you'll find out what feeling good is all aboutll Ourmost popular and most affordable moped°, it's easy to ride, with push-button starting and no shiftingll Come see the Spree for yourself and get redy for the good times/!

ONLY $657 plus frur,

Tani price $01.07

ALSO IN STOCK, A FULL LINE OF HONDA ELITE MOPEDS ", FOR THE BEST SELECTION

OF HONDA MOPEDS IN HAWAII, COME TO:

WAIPAHU CYCLES 94-169 FARRINGTON HWY.

PH. 671-2691 MON.-FRI. 8 AM-6PM

SAT., 8 AM-4PM 'Moped "'betel no 5pecial license or insurance rrqulredll

OPernfor usr of* Myer' wear a helmet and ere Protection

W A HI A W A

ll

71' 11.1.

Clittotified IV June 23-29, 1988

SERVICE MOTOR CO.

'84 ARIES 4 DR WAS WAS $4005 SALE $3395 '84 CAMARO

AC, PS 90XX-010 WAS 4111005 SALE $5895 '87 3/4 G VAN

Ps PM-030411U WASIAK/AO SALE $9995 '85 S-10 BLAZER 4WD PS, AC, AM/FM CASS NEAR -1130 WAS 1112,0011 SALE $9695 '82 CAVALIER

4 ORPTIFX- WAS $3080

003 SALE $2495

'87 SUBARU S/W PW, AM/F M IICP0. 1127

WAS 5110,111111 SALE $8195 T6 SPRINT

PREIS-8 72 WAS 110106 SALE $3695 '85 CELEBRITY 4 DR

Pe, AC, PIN, AM/IM 1/13Y-1131

WAS $7095 SALE $5395 '88 SENTRA S/W

WAS5729 /r4- PEN-549

WAS S7295 SALE $4795 '85 LE BARON

PS, AC, PW, AM

/EM IIMJ3-075 WA3 57090 SALE $5695 '86 SENTRA 4 DR

PS, AC, AM/FM 0114943 WAN $7405 SALE $4995 '86 TERCEL 5 OR P. AC PMK2113 WAS $74 0P- 5 SALE $5195 Veldoles WI WI to prior We, Priors plus lex 8 Ile.

WARRANTY synanntx ON SELECTED CAM Financing on Ayprovnd Credit SALE ENDS JUNE 20, 111110

105 S. KAMEHAMEHA HWY.. WAHIAWA

Pk 622-4195 4,11%, n nivisieN or erriv00 PACIFIC INC.

WORLD RENT A CAR wtiMESALE ronioEs To THE PUBLIC

IIno. $1295 $495 r

oun enicr 75 VW BUG

AAll 9/0

413.171743 OUll MCC 75 LINCOLN MARK IV lea, $2406 $1595

82 DATSUN 210 OMF1-1-424 oun Pnice

nra. Soon . $1295 oHlir.oso oun orrice

.05 FORD TEMPO GL 000. $4075 .. $3595 once-noti oun Noce

'80 QUICK SKYLARK rm.°. gums .,. $1295

29Ct8 MAPUNAPLJNA 833.18861

144 14/10.1col InsItumonts

YiNAHA UX eyntilooloir whilutalnum caste, Plus mixer, hardly Lined, good condillon. $1300 Cell 047- 7130 (H) 524-0404 (W)

GUITAR Magic - Lessonnl Need ndvnnce tenchers,

1000 Kawniehno 524-0777

KAWAI Performer, electric chord omen w/beench, $295, 235-4310 eft, Opm

WURLITZEFI Spinet piano w /banah 1. humid., Lt, wnl- nuL Concert timed, excl. $1200, 247-0707 Soon,

ServIcan

17' GLASPLY, 125 OB, fi3550: 21' Jelbont, $2200; 27' Jotbont $12,000: 17' Kona, $175 OBO, $5000. All witrailere. 269-6114,

SEASWIRL open bow, less than 100 hrn.

Cell 395-0509,

10' HOBIE Cat, inferior's, Wren w/trreller $0000, Call Jean 254-2253,

NEW 25 HP Niemen angina w/6 gni, Meek, $2000/o1 for, 262-2204,

21' SANTANA "Ln'ale'n"

Offer, boy boat, excl. cond.

Offer. 202-0000,

25' CARVER F/O, 225 I/0, rigged for trolling, many extra, needs eorno repeirn, $7000 264-2076, - ..____ 13' 4" BOSTON Whaler, Ilka now, extras $7000 or offer, Ph, 201.10111,

..100Spr4lIng (krtgts 11

LADIES bowling ball, Donor= 300, red 8 Ito, 13 or, Hardly used $38, 247- 1111(16,

140 Water ODOM 11 Equipment

4 SALE -- 11onenekioution Kayak ($750 now value) $375/offer, 395-4150,

.11 1 111111

1,1;11121,

HORSEBACK Riding Les- motel Engtiah/Weatern/Jurnp- Ing Woods Ph, 395.0743

151 Pets - Everything

MOVING to mainland, Fran to good home, 'h German Shepherd, Oolcinn Retriever, 0 months old, housebroken, male, cell 422-7923, CFA Registered PERSIAN kittens, 5250 to $400, Ph. 254-2044,

2 CAGES for large bIrdo, one single, one double, Ph. 423-10114, $125./ne,

IN NEED of quality afforda- bla veterinary cm? Call Dr. Ponrson'n Home Pat Svc, 235-8457,

AVIARY 0'x4' 4')(3'x3' wood CUM cock- et inle/perakeots, 202-2483.

A BIRD SEMINAR pre- sented by Parrot Pronto- Bonn, Inc. July 10th, Lim- ited seating, Call for info, 395-1034,

1/2 YR. old Fox Terrier Fran. Good with children, will trained. Ph, 261-7193,

HANDFED Lovebirds "'snorted colors

$40 Ph. 202-0493,

DUCKS & rabbits for sale, weeks old $6 each. Call

203-4820.

PERSIAN bleak 0 monthn old CFA male, neutered, declawed, moving, $100 ur otter, Ph. 254.5037,

151 Pets - Everything

CHOW puppies for sale. No morn, Call 077-0310,

CRIMSON Flonellen $175 en, RedwIng parrot $400 pr, Lullno FtIngneok $395 en. Bourien parakeet $50 on, Violet Budgins $35 on.

Call 235-2000

151 Modgripry Ar

Equipment

050 JOHN DEERE Ag. erec- tor, 30hp, 3 ft., Ilko new - low bourn .7905 or offer (won. 203-0314,

ryomw

150 Nlie SPIN111:011)00

VI1A1111.1): porM (Air for '05-'07 Dodge Dart, Cell 293.2000 even.

IS YOUR CAR DIRTY? And you don't have enough time to do It yourself! Lot Ace Pecans Top Quality Cnr Cleaning Servion make your oar Milne and aperkIn. Cell Anthony n1201-3905 or leave n remonagn, Rnenon- able Rotes,

RENAULT RepaIra by tea- tory trained tech. Work gum-entered! 239-4733.

CHEVY fender, new right front $05. Wand hood $00. Ph. 2511-0440,

a1 '4.144141:4ULI, '71 DATSUN Pickup, VO, good pond, new blue paint, centerline 53000 or offer. 247-2307 or 247 -5990,

'79 OJ5 Totally recondi- tioned, immaculate, aus- tom paint, Mickey ThOmp- son Urea, Inky rime, lots of chrome $9800/offer, After 7 p.m, Mark 261-7723,

84 PICKUP, stereo,. good cond must ass, $3495, Phi. 400.6170,

$ tit TO

vixttOM

ZERO DOWN!

OR AS LOW AS

5.8% 111311 48 MOS.

1988 DODGE COLT 1 to choose from

$129 Month or $5348.13 AFTER REBATE

Plus Tax, 1.1c. & doc. foes. 5500 Factory Rebate 00 Mos. 12.3% APR

1988 DODGE RAM 50 PICKUP 5 to choose from

$149 Month or $6184.57* Plus Tax, Lle. & dna. fees. $500 Factory Rebate 00 Mos, 12.3% APR

1988 DODGE OMNI 4 to Choose from

$167 Month or $7174.02* AFTER DOWN PAYMENT. Plus Tax, 1.1c, & doe. foes. $500 Down. 00 Moe. 12.38% APR

ON SELECTED MODELS

1988 DODGE DAKOTA PICKUP 2 to choose from

$169 Month or $7155.59* AFTER DOWN PAYMENT. Plus Tax, Lle. & doe. fees. $500 Down, 00 Mos. 12.38% APR

SPECIALIZING IN MILITARY FINANCING

***30 DAY EXCHANGE 1)2574

1985 DODGE COLT -0- $99

DOWN MONTH 28(11.00 Plus Tax, Llc., & Doe, Fans.

110 mon, 1118111, Apn

#1170 1980 TOYOTA CELICA

$109 DOWN ArleNTH

Apr to11..14.1.114....1.0414.1.1.11111Mithinaluill.

112764

(0404.

1985 DODGE ARIES WAGON

-0- $139 DOWN MONTH

4502./17 Plun Tnx, Lla & Don F11191

45 MOB, 10,8% eine 10.

),3070 1984 FORD ESCORT

9 LX

$9 DOWN MONTH

3 ;li),90191,01Ttl... Lila., A Ono Peon, 41) am 18,5% Al"fl

masmasailmoimisiomm

1)3051

1982 PONTIAC T2000 -0- $99

DOWN MONTH 11120,20 Plus Tax, Liu., & Dom Fnon.

24 RICA, 10 81% APn

#3102 1980 HONDA ACCORD

-0- $119 DOWN MONTH

3123.30 Plun Tnx, Lie., & Doa. roan, 30 mon. 10,0911 Arm

1904011041;11 CUTLASS -- $ DOWN MONTH

Akan Tax, iv., A t,/on, hion AU MO. 1(1 e41.b API?

All corn subject to prior solo. On approved credit.

#3054 1982

0 TOYOTA COROLLA

10 9 DOWN MONTH

3121,130 Plum Tittx, 1.1o., f4 Doe,;. rim JO mon, 'ID 0% AIM

112607

1986 . SUZUKI FORSA

$99 .0 DOWN MONTH

1:,20.0opit in Tex, 00,, 8 Doe, Vona. .10 Ma. 10.0% AIV1

1)3054

1982 PONTIAC 1000

DOWN MONTH 3122.211 Plan Tnx, Lla 6 Doc. l'ann,

30 mon, 10,5% APR

#3113 1985 TOYOTA COROLLA

DOWN MONTH 11:124,411 Plus Tax, Llo., & Dec. l'nes.

80 mon, MO% APB

03050' 1987 DODGE OMNI

$139 DOWN MONTH

Hoe; 'NM, I. & Ciro Fowl. 00 110 P9. I 9.54S1 Alit

113177

1980 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS -0- $99

DOWN MONTH 1301,03 Plus Tax, Lla, & Duo. rnen.

12 mon, 7491, APP

#2725 19805 DODGE ARISES

- $12 DOWN MONTH op 1f 111 Plun TaX & MO, Nam

411 mum, 1(5:549 A .41

1982 4341140 A 6 2 6 $99

DOWN MONTH 211111.08 PlusTft110,, & 000. re,05.

10.1.1111i &Pr!

113170

1984 OLDSMOBILE FIRENZA

-0- $129 DOWN MONTH

dCTO-000

1986 SUBARU GL -0- $159

DOWN MONTH 11105,45 PRIM Tnx, Lie., & Doe.

00 mon, 111.5% APR

,1111,11.inIllun I & Dor. 1 -roan.

411 man. I /1/4141

113171

1985 O

0- LDSMOBILE SIERRA

- $1 DOWN MONTH

ro3.1,211,1091.11.1,,10 5 pop, Form 411 (Lion 6".1, A PP

***30 DAY EXCHANGE ON CARS OVER 2000 SALE PRICE. EXCHANGE WITHIN 30 DAYS EQUAL OR GREATER VALUE, ON APPROVED CREDIT,

Expires 6/29/88

DODGE

DOWNTOWN

630 Piikoi

522-6300

PEARL CITY (Next to Pearl City Tavern)

921 Kam Hwy. 455-1071

'114 ISUZU "Pup", auto alpine Memo, tinted wind.. new Wee, battery, excl. cond. $4200, Call 395-9736.

'87 DODGE Ram 30 Sport truck, AM/FM orrseette, air, tilt Blearing, auto tint win- lowri, camper 8, bed, net ricl low ml new cond.,

bent offer, 23111.5054,

'57 DODGE Rem 50, excel- lent conditioni Charcoal grey, 11 npd.

' AM/FM

remelt° Marco, tinted win- dows, Tonneau cover, 13,900 miles, $5,700 or offer, 263.4787,

t1 Ivens, Coaepetin,

'79 4 WHEEL drive CJ5, Totally reconditioned/oar show condition, Moat sea and drive to appreciate $91100/or beat offer, After 7 p.m, wkdreyn, Mark 261- 1723.

'04 FORD cupoiwv, 15

pans frnfrrenr A/C, warty, nice, $0000, 235.0349,

'04 CHEROKEE Chief: loaded, extras, 56K, $8950, Ph. 423-1904,

66 BRONCO XLT, fully loaded, mint cond, Best

fler, Ph, 235.2405,

8771131t7R1 Jeep. White 7500 ml,, Deluxe package, $7000. Call 450-74011

170 AuturpoglIgo tor Solo

RED HOT bergainni Drug dealers' care, boats, planes rep'd, Surplus, Your Area, Buyers Guide. (1) 805.057- 11000 Est, 5.4031

i iii 111

'76 AMC rune good needn 10 FORD Bronco II, 4 x 4, some work $375/offer. Cell Cell Kehnu 525-8224 M-Th 526.9802 iv, msg. II-4:30, Fri 11-nom.

e1}1111

'00 BUICK Century wiser, power, auto, $5900. Wow!

MOPED REPAIRS & Cote- Ph. 201-0008 plate tune -ups, Inoxpon- ohm. We Buy & Sell used '00 SKYLARK 4 dr, VQ, Al mopoda, MOPED C AM/FM, power, lint otr. MECHANICS, 944-6733 .480-4280 8-5 pm M -P, Floyd or 023-4242 Leo.

tfullerquit,ts, Mopeds & Scooters

'BO HONDA 400cc 13,000 mi., rune well, good inland bike, $500 negotiable. Ph. 254-1304.

'00 HONDA CM400T, good cond., low mileinge. $4001 obo, Ph, 422-0501.

14 SUZUKI moped with extras, rune groat. 1st owner $150/obo 842-7599

'00 SUZUKI Intruder, 700 co, low ml., good cond., $2400/0. Joel 033-4324,

'80 NINJA 000R red & white, Only 9,000 mkt). Yoshirei- urn Header and fuel ininc- non kl . Brand new tires and holmet Incl. Dont offer takes It. Cal Anthony at 207-2924 days, 201-3905 nights,

I lOodlilog

'75 CADILLAC Seville, good 0011d, $3600 /offer, Call 239-0254

'77 EL Dorado Biarritz, Good cond., $3200 or beat offer. 235-0304

101' . 1;1

COLLECTOR - too old to drive, °Dorn lent two luxury Cedillace, lop cond. Bar- (loins. 247-250'1,

1115 ,. Ilevreet

'02 CAMARO, VC, air am/ fm ones, auto, Excl. cond., low ml, $3900/ofr. Ph. 254- 0006,

'01 CORVETTE, 4 ripd,, low nil., loaded, new paint/ tires /clutch, 042-1015

zreAMARO tinted, stereo ones, new chrome rims, pd. ad, Woo, 201.0735,

'64 OHEVETTE 4 dr., auto,, runs great, 37,000 ml $1000, Ph, 239-0174 eves

'00 CAMARO Z20, silver w/ bleak Inlerlor, VO w/TPI, loaded, groat oondition, $9000, Ph, 072-8050.

116 CAMARO Z20 'roc, TPI, tilt, 'l' -Sop, p/w, dark red, nine, 10,000 Ph, 947.9091, te34.2 tel

'Al Z.24, 0 end., power, 111

(Lenin roof, tool, nond,, only 7,000 ml,, $1000 down 8, take over payments 527- 1330 Negotiable,

T ID

'75 280Z Excl. oond , 1

owner, new battery, new tires, $2500. Ph. 1331-072 leave message,

'01 200 ZX 24,2, white T- Top, auto., P/8, P/W, A/C, stereo, $4500.940 -7034.

135ATEIUN 200 SX single owner, 23,000 ml, $4,600. 202-7112

Chevrolet

11111111H 111,111111 $l mr41, 1 18s

; I I

BOBCATS/Now Hot and Brick ioen/Altachtnen Deimptruck 0 lone, hourly, dolly, weekly. 202-7039,

73 NOVA liatchbock: now tires, Sony stereo, 400 turbo trans. 350 motor, all chronic, runs but needs work. Offer, 072- 9702.

'79 CORVETTE, blk T-top auto., immoc loaded $0900 Firm, 203-7038

'BO CITATION. $600/Offer,

Phone 201-9615.

°10.01)' I

!

i t A 1 4 R . I Ihnl, It

Charger, Call M911/41 025- 0353 M-Tie 0-4:30, Fri 5-Opm

,1 (11 1111t1'

LI; ,I1L 84 LTD WAGON, 3000 ml loaded excl. cot $5500/ °fr. 261-3200.

111 hi IILILA MILITARY DISCOUNTS

Now European autos priced from $13,000. Take rdven-

Inge of factory direct prices, Many !yoke"' &

models available, Call 800-534-3519 The European Oar

Company

Fled

'78 riA 12 dr, !toiler:10w 5 elpd,/grent ow, $750, 1'11,

955-0123,

1,110"7-77-7-07777,

'70 HONDA CVCC WW11, 111.11.0,, radio, low mi 1

owner $1095/otr. 202-0430

'02 ACCORD: 4 dr., sliver, spd A/C, am/fm case,

$3700, Ph, 450.5190,

'05 CAMEL Wk., 5 spd., riunroof, AM/FM, excl. war- ranty $8,300.070 -5784

'08 HONDA Accord LX, mint cond loaded, mune sell, Ph, 254-0730.

1'111E1

11 1141

'04 MAZDA 11)(7, auto., low mi., new tires, once, coral. $0100 Neg. 422.2877

'BO MAZDA 820 2 dr., cutler', standard, 5-spend, A/C, P/S, AM/FM cow stereo, tinted windows, EXCELLENT CONDITION! $10,500 or betel ()Nor, 672- 0491 evenInge,

'130 DODGE 000 cony. A towel, only 0,000 ml. $12,00(1. 202.7112,

1,1 1

, 0

'73 MACI-I I, Mustang, needs tires & exhaust, rune

8?4Jcc,11. $500, Cell Tracy 247-

'70 GRANADA: new tires, $400, Ph. 202-0012.

'77 T-BIRD $000 or offer, Ph, 690-9900.

'79 GRANADA ESS, Power, air, stereo, Bete offer, Cull Q23-0001,

'01 MUSTANG 0 oyl., P/8, P/B, 2 dr., air, mainland oar, $2000. 030-7000.

'81 FORD Granada, power, auto., low miles, oxcl. cond. 422-0102, 455.3493,

""1 I

ljllpill 1,01

'02 MERC Lynx, 2 dr., 4 spd, Some runt $1500/offer, 254- 4293 after 5 p.m.

'04 COUGAR: V-0, mute) , A/ C, AM/FM morello, Immo/ oho, 204 -5400.

'BO SABLE Sention Wagon, air, excl, cond., 17,000 nil, $10,500, 373-4527

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'BO MOB: great cond. low mileage, asking $2000/obo, 254-4781,

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SUMMER CLEARANCE !! '86 CHEV CELEBRITY 4 130, AUTO, AC, PS, PW fe-1,1A-11113

'86 DODGE CHARGER AUTO, AC, PS, AM/FM, 2 Dn own.aos '06 SUZUKI SAMURAI 4X4 eQrT TOP 01IJN-430

'87 MERCURY SABLE S/W OS PW, PO, AC, AUTO FIMLP-429

'84 FORD TEMPO 4 on, AUTO, PM 00r0530 '86 NISSAN SENTRA 4 DR, AUTO, AC, Pe IICCX-435

'81 FORD MUSTANG 2 Om AUTO, AC, Pa froPo.420

'85 DODGE COLT 4 DR, AUTO FiCLIJ-900,., NM, PAINTII

'83 TOYOTA TERCEL SR-5 3 On 6BXA265

'84 TOYOTA TERCEL DR, AUTO, lilt, AC liliTV-11/12

, 88 CHEV SS MONTE CARLO $579P ONLY 13o0 MILEStIli el12117 SAVE '79 MERCURY CAPRI

$ 329u 6 CYL, AUTO, AC, Pe NADD-514 $1295 r, '79 VW VAN WAGON

$5690 7 PAsseNcren sANU-437 $1695 $7495 471:1) 4CDORLF/TAWY-352 GFRIAT 0 AS sAVroi $995 , '83 BUICK CENTURY $2590 4 on, AUTO, PS, AC liAWYaleti $2695

'86 HONDA CIVIC S/W $3995 It SPEND NCS13.530, CLEAN $5295 , '86 TOYOTA TERCEL S/W $199u AUTO, AC, PS WHAM $5695 ,.. W4 AMC CJ7 JEEP 4X4 $239D HAW TO PIND0 NOVT-110 $5295 r '85 TOYOTA TERCEL $1795 5 on, AUTO, AC 011X11.209 $34.95

'80 CHEV CITATION $2595 2 on, NATO. 007 Q000 CONDITION $695 GREAT SAVINGS BEST DEAL$ LOW PRICES

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DANK Repo! '81 NISSAN 200SX, Call Mervin 525-5353 M-Th 5-4:30, Fri 8.6pm

04 SENTRA stationwegon, reir, auto 43,000 ml, $3975. Call 395-9974,

DANK Repot '04 Nissen San- Ira, Call Marvin 525-5353 M- Th 11-410, Fri 0-0p11't

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'03 COLT, no rust, oxcl cond., 52500/best, Ph, 030- 4580.

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'04 MANS AM, beautirul, white, all power, low ml., tinted, n/c, $7500/obo, Ph. 025-0555,

'05 Elmo GT, VO, 4 spd., wht Inn/Nonce interior, AM /1'M case., p/w $0500. by 940-10134

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'81 SUBARU wgn. GL, no tires, 5 spd., a/c, orlg owner, very good cord $1000. Ph, 204-5758

'84 SUBARU wagon GL, 4 wheel drive, n/c, em /fm, $4000, Ph. 235-5505.

Toyota

'73 CELICA: Auto, excl, cond., $1000, Ask for Law- non @ 522-5622/407-1220.

'73 COROLLA Coupe 1600 2TC, ono!. Int., ext. Needs point, 51000 firm, 239-0845/ 247-2295.

'80 TERCEL, good engine & tires, or good for pmts. Call 293-1505,

Volkswagen

'03 BAJA bug, regtop, stereo, good cored, $2100 or Best offer, Call 203-3543 cans,

'05 VW 1650 motor, canter lines, $2000, Plus parte $3000, 030-4093.

'p7 liai7r71tW c-ond., new paint, alarm, many Wren, $2900.004 -2174.

DANK Flepol '84 Toyota Tercel. Call Kehau 525- (1224. 0-4:30, Fri 8-pm.

'75 BUG, good condition, clonn, white, new tires, $1000,390- 1010/n45 -7912

'04 TERCEL wagon, rust- proof, low mi., auto., orig. owner, $3800.202 -0350.

'78 RABBIT, runs Quint, orange, 2 dr,, $1100/offer. Ph. 204-2900 even,

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'84 CONVERTIBLE, 5 npd., AM/FM cane, clean, low rel., $0950. 422-0966. MOTD Klt Ger, brown &ten, 1'11111 1900, been car '74 VW w/1000 eng. Pinking $5000. DWI-I 524-7070 or AWH 202-9455

'06 JETTA GL, 5 epd 4 dr A/C, AM/FM Moo, 11,000 mi., need, cond $9000, 422- 4352 eft. 5 pm,

'07 CABRIOLET, auto, n/c,' AM/FM cam Must sell $14,000. Ph, 072-9014.

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