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July 31, 1997
Hazmat center saves big bucks LCpl. Barry Proctor
Combat Correspondent
The newly opened Hazardous Material Minimization Center, a center designed to manage the use of HAZMAT, saved the Aviation Support Element here more than $25,000 in costs for haz- ardous materials and dis- posal in its first project in late July.
This same program saved naval operations in Hawaii $4.3 million in HAZMAT wastes in 1996 and is planned to start up here soon , said Schmitz. Items such as grease, oil
and paint were intended to be wasted because their shelf life had expired, but personnel from the HAZMINCEN, MCB Hawaii Hazardous Waste Center and the Fleet and
Industrial Supply Center, Pearl Harbor, evaluated the materials and retained 60 percent of the HAZMAT for reuse, said Gerald J. Schmitz, environmental specialist, HAZMINCEN. Although the center isn't
ready to be opened base- wide, the it will expand its personnel and facilities over the coming months and the Hazardous Material Consolidation
Program will eventually integrate in to each unit on base, according to Schmitz. In partnership with
FISC Pearl Harbor, HAZMINCEN and ASE are establishing a fully- functional center to begin compliance with a recent- ly released policy from Headquarters Marine Corps, said Schmitz. The policy mandates installa-
Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams
PFC Isidro Rubio, B Company, 7/3, carries a Marine simulating an injury, during the stretcher carry portion of a new squad evaluation conducted by his unit here.
1/3 develops 3d Marine& largest squad evaluation
Cpl. Steven Williams Combat Correspondent
Thirty squads from 1st Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment completed a newly developed 22- station squad evaluation here July 21-24 designed to test combat readiness on a larger scale.
This is the first evaluation of its type and size to be used by Marines in 3d Marine Regiment, and leaders of 1/3
said they hope it will be used as a model for future training.
"This evaluation covers every- thing an infantry battalion may deal with," said Ross. "If Marines aren't up to standards, flags will go up and we can con- centrate on what they need to work on. Using critique sheets, both small and large unit lead- ers will be able to recognize and fix weaknesses withing their units."
After two months of planning
and organization, the battalion scattered nearly two dozen sta- tions across base which not only tested knowledge; will- power and determination of each squad, it allowed the bat- talion to examine how efficient the evaluation is.
"Since we have a lot of new Marines from the Crucible, this is a good evaluation to see how the team has come together
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SSgt. Scott Rogers MCB Comp 5 D. Butler Public Affairs
MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP SD. BUTLER, Okinawa, Japan - Corpsmen team "A" of 3d Battalion, 3d Marines topped a field of six other teams to win the Fifth Annual HI Marine Expeditionary Force-sponsored Corpsmen/Dental Technician competi- tion.
The competition pitted six-man teams from various units against each other in different obstacle events and knowledge tests throughout the Central Training Area, Camp Schwab and Camp Hansen.
'We made a realistic, challenging course focusing on the various skills nec- essary for survival in a tactical field sit- uation," said Chief Petty Officer Ismael Martinez, leading petty officer,
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Corpsman Challenge. Included was a 7.5-mile march
through the hills, swamps and brush of CTA, with different medical treatment stations along the way, said Martinez.
"We made them qualify with a pistol under Marine Corps guidelines, go through a land navigation course, set up a field battalion aid station and carry a Marine 400 meters using a field-expedi- ent litter," Martinez said.
Along the hump, the teams treated the wounded, whose injuries included suck- ing chest wounds, burns, fractures, impaled objects and multiple traumas. An improper diagnosis or treatment resulted in a time penalty against the team.
"All the events in the competition are related to what field corpsmen will have to endure," said Petty Officer 2nd Class Glen R. Fabros, team leader :1st MAW
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Corpsmen from I stMAW, MCAS Futenma, rush a mock casualty to the finish of a 7.5-mile march through Camp Hansen's Central Training Area.
tions to initiate manage- ment and minimization of HAZMAT.
The Base Environmental Departinent will manage the center and it will be staffed with contractors from High Technology Solutions Incorporated, Schmitz said.
For more information about HAZMINCEN or HMCP, call the center at 257-0075.
Responsibility still key when living in base housing
Cpl. Steven Williams Combat Correspondent
The instant a set of military house keys drops into a new resident's palm, that person accepts a home which can shine with pride or crumble beneath irrespon- sibility.
Unfortunately, the Base Housing Department issues at least 20 to 30 cita- tions-a day to residents here who choose the irresponsible route, according to Eddie W. Kerr, lead inspector, BUD.
"Every resident is given a housing manual which outlines responsibilities that come with base housing," Kerr said. "All they have to do is read through the book, take care of the responsibilities and take pride in their quarters."
As a whole, Kerr said the majority of base residents take pride in where they live and keep their areas tidy and presentable. That's why awards like Yard of the Month were created.
"Many of our residents do a great job with their yards," said Kerr. "A lot of people just have green thumbs that make their yards stand out. But you don't have to be a green thumb to just maintain your facility."
'We have almost 2,000 families on this base," said SSgt. Michael G. Hastings, chief inspector, Base Inspector's Office, here. `Thirty seven of them got enough citations to be reported to us this year. That sounds like a large number, but compared to the number of people living here, it's a very small percentage." The 37 people reported to the inspec-
tor's office this year have all received more than three citations each in a six- month period for their yards alone. Nine were evicted, according to Hastings.
Dozens of other citations were distrib- uted, but the residents took care of their problems. Probably the most important responsi-
bility, because it's the first thing noticed by passers-by and neighbors, is lawns, Kerr said.
"All occupants need to perform mainte- nance at least every two weeks," he added. "That includes mowing the lawns, trimming edges, cutting hedges and ensuring the areas are not cluttered. It all common sense responsibilities."
When residents are issued citations, Kerr said Housing receives all types of excuses from temporary additional duties to being on leave. "Whether they're home or not, the facil-
ity is their responsibility," said Kerr. "If they are unable to maintain the resi- dence, they should find someone who can
Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams
Overgrown lawns are still a concern.
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Security awareness must begin with user
LCpI. Barry Proctor Combat Correspondent
Security measures took top prior- ity when the Information System Management Office here conduct- ed computer awareness training classes Monday at the Staff NCO's club,
The class covered information security concepts, outlined the. responsibilities of information users and provided computer users helpful guidelines for maintaining computer and information securi- ty, according to SSgt. Anthony M. Grantham, ISMO security chief.
"Most units here have comput- ers connected to a network and the internet which makes com- puter-based information easily accessible," said Grantham. "Where it is convenient for mem- bers here to use, it is also easy for hackers to gain access to."
These security violators, or "hackers," break into government systems to steal confidential infor- mation for a challenge, or personal or financial gain, said Grantham. Hackers are not only outside, but inside the government, too.
Several acts including the Privacy
Act of 1974, Computer Security Act of 1987 and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986 prohibit wrong- ful use of government computers, according to Grantham. Severe punishment accompany violation of these laws, he said.
Even though security systems work to keep security violators out of government systems, they are not totally effective, said Grantham. Security awareness must begin with the individual user.
Computer users need to take pre- cautionary measures to make it tougher for a would-be violator to crack into the system, Grantham said.
"They can do this by never let- ting others know their password and creating a difficult word to guess," said Grantham.
For example, the password should be different from the user's name. Other safeguards include logging off when they leave the computer and accounting for all hardware and software, according to Grantham.
For more information about information system security, call ISMO at 257-8500.
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and where we stand," said LCpl. Nelson R. Easier, squad leader, B Co. "It's great practical applica- tion for all of us and overall, it will help us build confidence in each other and our team." Carrying packs and walking to each station, the
Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams
PFC Nicholas Krause, B Company, 1/3, gathers information to include in his panoramic drawing of an enemy building.
evaluation took 1/3 squads 11 hours each to com- plete, according to Ross. While physically and mentally fatigued, they faced water survival train- ing, pugil stick fighting, the leadership reactionary course, military operations in urban terrain, nuclear, biological and chemical defense training, prisoner of war handling, patrolling and examina- tions in more than a dozen other vital skills.
Squads were evaluated and received a score at each station, according to Ross. The results were used by unit leaders to pinpoint precisely what each squad needs to work on. And with so many aspects covered, the squads can work to be as pro- ficient as possible. "The reason we designed the evaluation to cover
so many aspects is because you can't teach Marines a few things and expect them to do well on the battlefield," said Ross. "They have to be pre- pared for anything that could pop up. And, in many cases, they have to be able to combine all these skills and be proficient with them.
"We will continue to use this type of evaluation because the skills it covers are all perishable," he continued. "Our new Marines will get some experi- ence with their new teams and their leaders while the more experienced Marines dust off their skills." "It looks like the other battalions here will prob-
ably adopt it as well," said Ross. "I hope the rest of the Marine Corps will pick it up and make it a standard. It's an excellent test for teamwork, good for leaders to pinpoint strengths and weaknesses and it builds the squads' confidence in their lead- ers because they watch them perform under stress."
At the end of the tiring evaluation, the sweaty, exhausted Marines slipped the packs off their backs, scrubbed the dirt and mud from their gear and went back to business as usual. But if America comes calling, they said her 9-1-1 force has been evaluated and is ready to roll.
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tell career planners whose desk the package is sitting on at any given time during the process, said Capt. Patrick Lavigne, head of the Retention Unit at HQMC. "It also provides up-to-the- minute updates on boatspaces available to Marines who want to reenlist, and cuts the turnaround time significant- ly."
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What is professionalism? We should think before reacting or giving out advice to younger Marines
Tere are different levels of "pro- fessionalism" within the Marine Corps, often defined by the par- ticular Marine who feels he or
she is "displaying" it. Although it isn't defined as one of the leadership traits in the Guidebook for Marines, professional- ism has hard, definable points, dealing with attitude and how you treat people. Then there are the other, less tangible
points of professionalism, such as how we respond to situations. When something goes wrong, do we fly off the handle and
do and say things which have no bearing on the situation and do nothing to resolve it? For instance, let's look at when a young Marine makes an honest mistake, and typically, doesn't realize he made it.
How should an older, wiser and far more experienced Marine, react? Give up on the Marine, or even his section because of one mistake? Perhaps ignore everyone else within the section, despite not being directly involved in the situa- tion? What would our professional rela- tionship with the Marine and his section be after the mistake, even if it was atoned for?
Shouldn't the response be, "Perhaps this young Marine doesn't know all the nuances of how the Marine Corps oper- ates. Maybe I'll call his NCOIC and let him know, or perhaps I'll school him." After all, what better teacher is there
Digital photo by LCpl. Barry Proctor
Watch out for that thing Construction worker Lynn Torres sprays water on a fuel tank to keep the dust down. The removal of the tank is part of a base-wide underground storage tank removal program.
than experience? Certainly, the latter seems the sensible
choice, but we don't all act sensibly all the time.
Acting sensibly is an innate part of pro- fessionalism. To act sensibly, no matter what the situation, is considered a profes- sional attitude and is expected from good leaders. Sure, we've all had our share of butt-chewings, and in a way, that's profes- sionalism, too, because experience and knowledge are being used to teach another Marine the correct way - albeit in a very loud and clear tone of voice.
It's funny how most of the time, despite someone flying off the handle, the situa- tion rights itself. Could it be despite the outburst, the Marine who made the mis- take kept pressing on, trying to correct it? Or maybe the mistake didn't matter, it was just blown out of proportion. "Playing games" with Marines, such as
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you act irrationally, stop and think about just being sensible. It usually works.
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BAC discusses commissary, early child development
LCpI. Barry Proctor Combat Correspondent
New electronic price labels at the commissary and new Child care initiatives were covered among other issues Tuesday night at the Base Action Committee meeting at the Pacific Hideaway here.
Both will go into effect in the near future, according to their respective representatives who briefed the group.
Electronic shelf labeling will allow commissary workers to check prices at the click of a button, said Jerry L. Copenheffer base commissary officer.
"There is a tremendous amount of labor that goes into changing all the labels in the store," he added. "We change nearly 7,000 prices twice a month. This will make our job much easier."
The commissary also plans to bring in new computerized reg- isters in 1.998, according to Copenheffer.
The meeting then shifted its focus from the commissary to the Early Childhood Education center here.
The ECE plans to start mov-
i rig into a new Child Development Center near the base exchange Friday, said. Susan Cleveland. The CDCS here will all come under one roof in this new center. The ECE hopes to offer child care in the new center starting Sept. 2. lb accommodate their busy
schedules, base CDC8 will not offer hourly care Aug. 21-29, said Cleveland. During this week, they plan to offer family orientation at the new center to let parents see the new facility and ask questions. Revised parent handbooks will also be given out at this time.
Parents seeking hourly care on base during this time can go the resource and referral office at the ECE. They can assist you to find reliable childcare on base and in the Surrounding area, according to Cleveland.
'The old CDC, Located near the Base Officer's Club is slated to become a community meeting center, according to the deputy director, MCB Hawaii Family Service Center. For more information about
commissary changes, call. 257- 1450; and for information about the new CDC, call. 257- 7430.
HOUSING From A-1
do it for them. If they go on leave or TAD, they need to report an absence of quarters,to the Housing Office and leave the name and number of the occu- pant who was given responsibil- ity for the quarters."
"And with Self Help here, there's no excuse for not keeping facilities up," said Kerr. "It will be closing Oct. 1, but the equip-
ment will still be available to residents under the military Self Help."
`They just need to learn how to use the good neighbor policy" said Hastings. "When one per- son has a problem, they need to be able to walk next door and ask for help." Other problems residents can
receive citations for include leav- ing lights on during the day, unauthorized air conditioners and unauthorized structures such as carports, enclosures and patios.
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Tips for buying used cars Cpl. Michael Wiener
Combat Correspondent
Buying a used car can turn into a game of Russian Roulette if you don't know what to look for. A slick salesman could pass off a beater for a Cadillac to an unsuspecting, mechanically- challenged individual. But armed with a few pointers
from a professional in the auto- mobile repair service, anyone can prevent themselves from falling prey to lemon dealers. "The biggest thing to look for in
a used car is the mechanical aspect," said James Coppage, Auto Hobby Shop supervisor. "What's the use of buying a pret- ty car if it doesn't run? It takes more than just kicking tires to decide if it's worth the money." For anyone who is "mechanical-
ly illiterate" the easiest thing to do is to take the car to a mechan- ic, recommended Coppage.
"Most mechanics will check out the vehicle. They'll check the drive-train, the engine, the breaks - pretty much the basic operating parts of the car," Coppage said. "Of course, some might charge a small fee, but if
you don't know much about cars, the few bucks are worth it."
A good bondo job and some new paint can make any dents or dings disappear, but a cheap magnet can reveal any body repair done on the automobile. "Most of the time, you can just
take a magnet across the car. If it doesn't stick somewhere, it's more than likely some repairs have been made to it," said Coppage. "You can also squat down in the front of the car and peer down the side to look for any ripples:" Bubbles under the
paint can indicate early signs of rusting. Wheel wells and win- dow moldings are usu- ally the first places to start rusting, accord- ing to Coppage.
The interior of an automobile should be inspected thoroughly as well. Nothing should be miss- ing, especially any kind of safety equipment, Coppage added. "Make sure everything works -
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not to say what goes," said Coppage. "It will, how- ever, give you a good idea whether you're paying too much." Also, use common sense in the purchase of a car - new or used, explained Coppage. "Just take a look at the car and see how it was driven. It's easy to tell if the owner has taken good care of it," Coppage said. "Ask
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Thai, U. S. Marines conduct beach raid
SSgt. Timothy Paullin ---------------- CARAT '97
HAT YAO, Thailand - As Royal Thai Navy jets screamed by overhead, American and. Royal Thai Marines hit the beach here.
Heading for shore in Amphibious Assault Vehicles, the combined force landed just as the sun came up over this strip of beach on the southeast coast of the Gulf of Thailand.
More than 400 Marines, 120 of them "Ph ais, took part in. Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training, a combined amphibious and air assault exer- cise about 13() miles southeast of Bangkok.
The Thais staged a surface to air assault, storming the left flank of "Blue Beach." Marines of Landing Force CARAT hit the right flank. Within minutes they were both chasing aggressor forces into the thick grass and undergrowth surrounding the white sand beach.
"This assault was a good demonstration of how well the
U.S. and Thais work together," said Maj. Derrek Knight, com- manding officer, LF CARAT. "High ranking officials viewed the exercise from a bill and were pleased. with the results."
The USS Frederick and the Thai Sichang launched the attack force, sending the Thai Royal Navy and the U.S. Marines ashore in AAVs.
"The Thais performed quite well in the water," explained SSgt. Alvin Benskin, platoon sergeant, AAV detachment, LF CARAT. "The Thais from the AAV battalion were really easy to work with, as 'trackers' tend to think alike, no matter where you're from." After all was said and done, the
assault was completed and the objectives met. "This was a suc- cessful combined assault," con- cluded Knight. "We were able to plan a combined arms assault and make it work. The coopera- tion with the Royal Thai Marines was outstanding and we should look forward to doing this again next year.
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Fundamentals of TQL - Tuesday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., TAVSC room number one. Introduction to TQL - Aug. 20, 8 a.m. to noon, TAVSC room number 1.
Senior Leaders Seminar - Sept. 9-12, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., TAVSC room number one. Introduction to TQL - Sept. 24, 8 am. to noon, TAVSC room number one. For more information and reg-
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LINKS Meetings - Make new friends and enjoy being a part of the Marine Corps family at the next LINKS session June 17-19. On-site child care is provided free of charge. For more information and reserva- tions call Katie at 254-1477 or Marti at 254-0373.
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A Marine reported to Military Police a Pioneer CD player was stolen from his 1987 Honda. Further investigation revealed, the Marine's car was left unse- cured and unattended in the parking lot of building 1632, 3d Marines. The Marine did not know the model or serial number of the items taken.
A Marine was arrested for drunk and disorderly behavior, assaulting a MP and resisting arrest after an incident at the H- 3 gate July 12. MPs saw the Marine vomiting out of the pas- senger door of another Marine's vehicle while it was parked at the H-3 gate. The driver stated the Marine's friends asked her to give
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Two women were arrested for fighting in the parking lot of the Commissary, building 1688. A
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Hawaii Marine LI Section July .31, 1 997
HQBn. strong as
ever Cpl. Steven Williams
Combat Correspondent
Headquarters Battalion's soccer squad took the intramural champi- onships last year, mak-
ing them the team to beat. But it prevailed once again this year with a rock hard defense which took it to a 6-1 victory in the league.
The only loss went to the tough Navy team Monday, when Headquarters' defense was in shambles from absent players. But the loss wasn't enough to take away the trophy July 29, or pull the team from it's slot as the number one seed going into a round robin tournament this weekend.
"We have the strongest defense in the league," said Samuel Riosminera, HQBn. forward. `The defense makes the difference in a team. You can have a good 0 offense and score a lot, but you have to have a good defense to keep the other team from coming through and doing the same to you."
"Because the teams are put together without very many soc- cer players in the units to choose from, most of the teams only get about three good players with skills," said Philip Cady, HQBn. forward. "But we have at least six to seven good players with a lot of skill."
The reigning champions will take their skills into a three-day, double-elimination tournament this weekend. The schedule is still tentative, but it will be played Friday, Saturday and Sunday or Saturday, Sunday and Monday, according to Riosminera.
'We're probably going to have good com- petition with the Marine Corps Air Facility and i Navy teams," said Cady. "But if we keep the team togeth- er, no one will beat us.,,
Life begins when io
you can reach the
basket and
(Top Photo) CSSG's Eric Nelson slams one home for an easy two points.
Cpl. Michael Wiener
Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams
Samuel Riosminera, HQBn. for- ward, drives to the god as Pete
Colasurdo, Navy sweeper, vies for the ball.
For the record In the July 24 issue of the
Hawaii Marine, a outline per-
taining to the Beach Baby Contest may have been mis .
leading to some readers. It
may 1.1ave eluded lhat
Michael Thomas won the
overall contest, when in Fact,
Thomas only won his age group.
CSSG. "Team ball, working it around will win it for
us," said Untalan McNair, Gung Ho coach. 'We can't really key on any one of their guys - they're all good."
Gung Ho started out the game strong, taking an early 5-3 lead and holding it until midway through the first half. Alfonzo Tyson got things going for them with one of his three three- pointers to put them on top. Tyson would finish with 16 points, high scorer for Gung Ho.
But the real story of the game was CSSG's center, Eric Nelsen. Nelson dominated on both the offensive and defensive boards and was high scorer in the game with 20 points.
"He ought to be drafted," said coach Larry rIbdd. "He's the difference between winning and losing." Not only did Nelson score and rebound, but he had three blocked shots at criti- cal points in the ball game. Derek Sangster and Samuel King supple-
mented Nelson's inside game with the long- range air attack, hitting two three-point shots apiece. Sangster finished the game with 15 points.
Combat Correspondent
SSG kept their record untarnished Monday night defeating the Gung Ho Hoopers, 61-51, in Over-30 men's basketball in the main gym.The Gung Ho Hoopers, from 1/3, now 8-7, came into the game confident they could overcome the 13-0 record of the big men from
Digital photos by Cpl, Michael Wiener
At halftime, CSSG held the lead, but only by a slim margin, 27-26. But when the second half started, Gung Ho fire. James Hewey put them in the lead with a 10-foot jumper seconds into the half Jerry White grabbed a loose ball moments later and made an easy fast-break lay up to make the score 31-27.
In the half-time huddle, lbdd sparked his players' motivation in an effort to give them the edge.
"Keep doing what you're doing out there - play good hard basketball, but don't give these guys any confidence," said ibdd. "You got to step up and stick it to them -let's hit it." After Gung Ho scored the first the of the half,
CSSG hit it hard. Walter Moore cut the lead down to two with a three-pointer from the top of the arc, and two plays later, took a fast-break pass from Marvell Brown to the hoop. Moore tallied 10 points in the game, seven in the sec- ond half Nelsen put back a rebound to put CSSG up by
two, and they never looked back. Moore hit another three to increase the lead to five. CSSG outscored Gung Ho 35-20 in the second half 'We were kind of fooling them in the first
half," said 'Ibdd. 'We wore them down and used this over-30 experience to get them in the second half"
CSSG finished the season undefeated and heads into the tournament as the top seed. Gung Ho fell to 8-7, but the record doesn't mat- .ter now, said McNair.
"Everybody goes into the tournament with a new record - anyone can win," said McNair.
BayFest '97 benefits shared by all Cpl. Steven Williams
Combat Correspondent
After BayFest '97 ended here July 20, MWR and MCB Hawaii units had earned thousands of
dollars. The Morale, Welfare and Recreation
Division's profits for base funds were limited because of an estimated $115,000 cost for hosting event. However; units made their own money through working events, according to Sandra Zabriskie, MWR Marketing director.
"It was MWR's biggest fund raiser of the year to add revenues for our budget to support recreation and youth activi- ties here," Zabriskie said. "We factor some $80,000 into our annual budget to put into unit party funds. Without Bayfest revenues, that might not be possible."
While MWR was gathering green for quality of life programs, military work- ers at Bayfest filled their piggy banks.
By selling presale tickets, units earned $1 per every ticket sold. Because of interest in the event and good sales techniques, presale ticket
sales were up 72 percent from last year. Base units earned approximately
$2,000, according to Zabriskie. HQBn. and Combat Service Support Group 3 were the leaders with $290 and $250 earned, respectively.
Units also earned $4,000 working the BayFest tent, 50 percent of profits from the Dunk Tank and a percentage of overall profits for cleaning up and other details,
"BayFest was a big success," said Zabriskie. "But it couldn't have hap- pened with support from the com- mand."
Ravings of a Madm
By StephPi, 61,414-
My Own Country while ago, I wrote about what I would do when I make billions off my idea of making World Cup soc-
cer championships a pay-per-view event on my own channel. I stated I'd buy Peru.
Of course, I didn't mean to offend anyone of Peruvian. descent, and really; it's a far-fetched idea, but what if I really did have my own country? Would you, the average American, want to become a citizen dray one-man democracy?
Yes, and. I'll tell you why - my country would be SO cool.
For instance, I'd find a way to abol- ish the annual ritual of paying the government taxes. Instead, I'd charge businesses a monthly fee for the honor of doing business inside my borders. However, instead of paying all kinds of crazy fees and stuff, this flat fee would be the only fee they'd have to pay, so their costs would be negligible.
This in turn would bring more businesses within my borders. More businesses means more jobs. This in turn, means a booming economy. This, in turn, means less crime, because everyone would have a job and would be too tired from work to go out and commit criminal acts. Ibis, in turn, means I could hand- select my policemen, weeding out the Mark Fuhrmanns of the world.
In fact, my government would be privatized (but rigidly controlled by a hand-selected. commission, consist- ing of me and whoever my favorite cousin is at the time). I would hire a health care service to provide free health care for everyone (paid for by businesses from their business fees), a reputable investment firm to han- dle the finances (their pay would be generated from a percentage of the money they make for us), and a rep- utable construction company to build my country's roads and bridges.
Speaking of roads and bridges - speed limits in my country would be based on individual circumstances, such as whether the driver has corn-.
pleted a driving school (one which emphasizes performance and car control), the type of car, and the con- dition. of the car. Every car would have a visible rating sticker on the front and rear, indicating how fast they are legally allowed to drive. Even ifthe driver is Mario Andretti, he can only go as fast as the sticker on the car allows Performance modifications will be taken into con- sideration.
But watch it! If your sticker says your car can only go 70 and you get caught speeding, my cops (all stereo- typical Southern sheriffs, like "Buford T. Justice" in "Smokey and the Bandit") would be able to confis- cate your car (if it's not a sissy car) on the spot.
Me, of course, being 'The big kahu- na," could drive as fast as I want.
Sports would be an integral part of my country's allure. On Gude IN (free to all citizens), there would be channels dedicated to such sports as basketball, football, hockey, baseball, soccer, swimming, triathlons and other sports. Even golf would have a channel. And of course, we'd have ESPN. There would also be plenty of educational programs on Gude TV. We'd pirate the signal of the Discovery Channel and The Learning Channel.
My country would feature lots of holidays. June 22, my birthday, would be a holiday. In fact, I would officially declare June 22 to be the real first day of summer, not June 21. We'd celebrate every holiday the U.S. celebrates, because I was born in the U.S., and won't forget my toots.
I'd begin calling myself "Genghis" and me and my son would ride around in a convertible Ferrari (my wife doesn't like convertibles), escort- ed by guards in a phalanx of black BMWs, very happy and completely content. And you would be content too, in
my country
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The Club scene Staff NCOs are invited to host their
bosses to pupus and beverages, Aug. 1 at the Pacific Hideaway, starting at 4:30 p.m. For more information, call the Pacific Hideaway at 254-5592.
The Officers' club appreciates its mem- bers with a Steak Cookout Aug. 16. Enjoy an evening of live country music, food and dancing hosted by ASE. Tickets will go on sale Friday. For more informa- tion, call the Officers' Club at 254-7649.
Effective Friday, the Sunset Lanai at Camp Smith will observe a change in operating hours. The club will be open Mondays and Wednesdays through Fridays from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., and closed on Tuesdays. Watch for Monday Night Football Madness beginning in September. For more information, call the Sunset Lanai at 484-9322.
Community Aloha Fair Catch the spirit of Aloha at the
Autos/Bikes 1993 Honda Nighthawk 250 - Excellent condition, runs great, 8k miles, $1,200, call 254-1669. 1991 Toyota 4x4 - Extended cab, fully loaded, low miles, five-speed, V-6, running boards, bed liner, $12,000, call 834-7681. 1988 Nissan Maxima - Automatic, sunroof, power windows, doors, mirrors and seats, loaded, must sell, $3,800, call 254-9339. 1987 GMC Passenger Van - 305hp, runs good, must sell due to PCS, great for family, $2,500, call 456-3679 or 291-2489. 1985 Mazda 626LX - Runs great, 117K miles, new tires/brakes/ exhaust, $2,000 OBO, call 257-6057. 1985 Chevy Blazer 4x4 - New paint/headliner/gearing, 3-foot lift, American Racing wheels, $3,100. 1983 VW Jetta - Fuel injection, new tires, clutch, detachable stereo cas- sette, $900, 262-5922.
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Air Conditioner - Brand new Sears 12,000 BTU, high efficiency rating, $350 OBO, call 523-6043. Coffee Table - large, rounded corners, wood/glass, $45; double- jogger stroller, $120; car seat, excellent condition, $15, call 254- 2608. 486-166 Computer - 16MB RAM, 2-speed CD-ROM, 28.8 modem, floppy drive, super-color VGA mon- itor, microphone, speakers, soft- ware included, TV card, $595 OBO, 423-9575. Scuba Wet Suit - Excellent con- dition, size small, $100, 254-0455.
Community Aloha Fair, Aug. 12 at the Enlisted Club. Sponsored by AT&T and MWR, this free Base Information Expo features booths from MWR activities and other base quality of life programs. From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., visit representatives from Ocean Concepts Scuba, the Marina, Base Library, K-Bay Lanes, American Red Cross, Bank of Hawaii and more. Enjoy free pupus, demonstrations and displays and door prize drawings from Sea Life Park, Waimea Park, AT&T, Kaneohe Nipper golf course, ITT and more. The Community Aloha Fair is a great way to get to know the base, meet neighbors and make new friends. This event is open to all ranks and DoD civil- ians. For more information, call Marketing at 254-7653.
Master the latest in Video Games Check out two new video games at K-
Bay Inn Arcade, building 1255. Take the challenge on the "San Francisco Rush" or "Cruising World," and experience the lat- est in video driving games. K-Bay Inn Arcade is a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy a bite to eat. For more information, call Vending at 254-7682.
Lladro Procelain - retired pieces, call 254-3008 for prices. Mountain Bike - great condition,
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Movie Review
Cpl. Steven Williams Combat Correspondent
Finally -a movie about the world beyond our own that does- n't have little green men with
phasers or morbid creatures with an appetite to control the universe.
"Contact" brought Hollywood back to earth -in a sense. With UFO sight- ings and unexplained phenomenons
Contact putting the country in fear of abduc- tion, invasion or some other extra ter- restrial interference, movies like "Independence Day" rake in millions of dollars at the theater.
But the "Contact" crew presented a more believable story of what may really be happening out there.
The aliens use mathematics to com- municate since it is a universal lan- guage. Jody Foster and her crew inter-
cept their signals. Here scriptwriters test the audiences common sense when the signal turns out to be a dia- gram for a space transporter.
Then, the scale of realism is really tipped when, by some miracle, the Unithd States funds and builds this fantastic contraption within Foster's lifetime.
I mean, ET built his little "phone home" thing over night, but "Contact's" device wasn't exactly a "Simon Says" game clustered with a bunch of junk. This was a gigantic machine filled with do-dads Einstein probably couldn't fig- ure out.
1st Radio Battalion wants you to take `STREND' Challenge' in August
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rest the limits of physical endurance by entering the STREND Fitness Challenge Aug. 9 at 8 a.m. here. The Marines of 1st Radio Battalion challenge individu-
als and teams to enter this multi-sport event, consisting of six disciplines. Five tests are for upper body muscular STRength, the sixth is for cardiovascular ENDurance. Competitors have three minutes per discipline to perform as many repetitions as possible, and the 3-mile run begins after the competitor's start time.
A competitor's score, or STREND factor, is determined by adding total repetitions per- formed for the five upper body disciplines and dividing that number by the 3-mile run time. The greater the STREND factor, the better. Competitors may enter individualy in one of
three divisions, or as a team in the Open Division. A team consists of one male and one
female, with each member performing all six disciplines. Combined scores will determine the winners of Team categories. Awards will be given to the top three male and female in each division, as well as the top team in each catego- ry. The top finishing teams in which both mem- bers are from the same command will earn Commanding General's Fitness Cup Series points. Individual entry fees are $12 for DoD card-
holders and $15 for civilians. Team entry fees are $20 for DoD cardholders and $25 for civil- ians. A $5 late fee will be charged for entries received after Aug. 4 (entry fee includes t-shirt).
Sponsored by Gatorade and coordinated by MWR and 1st Radio B., the STREND Fitness Challenge is part of the CG Fitness Series. Proceeds from this event benefit Hawaii's Marines, Sailors and their families. Entry forms are available at all MWR activities or call Athletics at 254-7589.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI- SIONS OF THE REVISED ORDI- NANCES OF HONOLULU 1990 (ROB), AS AMENDED, THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, HERE- BY ESTABLISHES TRAFFIC SCHED- ULE NO. 9'7-4 TO AMEND SCHEDULE I OF SECTION 15-6.2(a) ESTABLISHING TRAFFIC SIGNALS (CITY); SCHEDULE V OF SECTION 15-7.2(b)(3) ESTABLISH- ING SPEED LIMIT-25 MPH; SCHED- ULE XIV OF SECTION 15-11.3 ESTAB- LISHING STOP INTERSECTIONS; SCHEDULE XVII OF SECTION 15- 13.9(a)(4) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES- AM PEAK; SCHEDULE XVIII OF SEC- TION 15-13.9(a)(5) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES-PM PEAK; SCHEDULE XX OF SECTION 15-13.9(a)(7) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES-24 HOURS; SCHEDULE XXII OF SECTION 15-14.5(a) ESTAB- LISHING PROHIBITED PARKING CER- TAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIV OF SECTION 15-15.1(d) ESTABLISHING CURB LOADING ZONES; SCHEDULE XXV OF SECTION 15-15.3(d) ESTAB- LISHING OFFICIAL BUS STOPS; SCHEDULE XXVI OF SECTION 15-16.1 ESTABLISHING TIME LIMIT PARK- ING; SCHEDULE XXX OF SECTION 15- 22.1(a) ESTABLISHING PARKING METER ZONES; SCHEDULE XXXIV OF SECTION 15-18.3(c) ESTABLISHING BICYCLE LANES; SCHEDULE XXXVIII OF SECTION 15-24.17 ESTABLISHING MISCELLANEOUS TRAFFIC CON- TROLS.
Section 1. Chapter 15 of the ROH 1990, as amended, is hereby further amended in the following particulars: a. By amending Schedule I of Sec. 15-6.2(a)
establishing traffic signals (City) by adding thereto the following items: "Auahi St.-Kannakee St." "Lumiaina St, -Paiwa St." "Lumiaina St.-Pulelo St," "Lumiaina St.-Waikele Center Entrance"
b. By amending Schedule V of Sec. 15- 7.2(b)(3) establishing speed limit-25 mph by adding thereto the following d. items: '
"Circle Makai St., for its entire length." "Circle Mauka St., for its entire length." " "Kaaimalu Pl., for its entire length." "Kaieleele Pl., for its entire length." "Kaieleele St., for its entire length," "Kaikoi Pl., for its entire length." "Keonekapu Pl., for its entire length," "Keonekapu St., for its entire length." "Kuhia Pl., for its entire length." "Kuhiawaho Pl., for its entire length." "Lumiaina P1., for its entire length." "Maipuhi St., for its entire length," "Mehani St., for its entire length." "Noheaiki St., for its entire length." e. "Pahoa Ave., for its entire length." "Paioa Pl., for its entire length." "Paiwa St., for its entire length." "Waimahui Pl., for its entire length."
C. By amending Schedule XIV of Sec. 15- 11.3 establishing stop intersections in the following particulars: I. By adding thereto the following
items: " Haena Dr. Traffic on Haena Dr. shall atop before entering Hunnewell St." "Kaaimalu Pl. Traffic on Kaaimalu f. Pl. shall stop before entering Maipuhi St," "Kabala Ave. Traffic on Kahala Ave. shall stop before entering Kealaolu Ave." "Kaieleele Pl. Traffic on Kaieleele Pl. shall stop before Kaieleele St."
"Kaieleele Pl. (makai bound). Traffic on Kaieleele Pl. (makai bound) shall stop before entering. Kaieleele P1." "Kaieleele St. Traffic on Kaieleele St. shall stop before entering Keaunui Dr." "Kaikoi P1. Traffic on Kaikoi Pl. shall stop before entering Maipuhi St." "Keonekapu Pl. Traffic on Keonekapu Pl. shall stop before entering Keonekapu St." "Keonekapu St. Traffic on Keonekapu St. shall stop before entering Keaunui Dr," "Kuhia Pl. Traffic on Kuhia Pl. shall stop before entering Maipuhi St." "Kuhiawaho Pl. Traffic on Kuhiawaho Pl. shall stop before entering Keonekapu St." "Lumiaina Pl. Traffic on Lumiaina Pl. shall stop before entering Lumiaina St." "Maipuhi Pl. Traffic on Maipuhi Pl. shall stop before entering Maipuhi St." "Maipuhi St. Traffic on Maipuhi St. shall stop before entering Keaunui Dr." "Nakili Pl. Traffic on Nakili Pl. shall stop before entering Noheaiki St." "Noheaiki Pl. Traffic on Noheaiki P1, shall stop before entering Noheaiki St." "Noheaiki St. Traffic on Noheaiki St. shall stop before entering Waipio Uka St." "Noheaiki Wy. Traffic on Noheaiki Wy. shall stop before entering Noheaiki Pl." "Nuao Pl. Traffic on Nuao Pl. shall stop before entering Noheaiki St." "Paioa Pl. Traffic on Paioa Pl. shall atop before entering Paiwa St," "Waimahui Pl. Traffic on Waimahui Pl. shall stop before entering Keonekapu St."
2. By deleting therefrom the following item: "Kamakee St. Traffic on Kamakee St. shall stop before entering Auahi St."
By amending Schedule XVII of Sec. 15- 13.9(a)(4) establishing tow zones-AM peak by amending thereto the following item: Beretania St., makai side, distance 300' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curb prolongation of Piikoi St.; to read: "S. Beretania St., makai side, distance 205' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curb prolongation of Piikoi St. to a point 195' Koko Head of the Koko Head curb prolongation of Pensacola St. except Saturdays, Sundays and State holidays." By amending Schedule XVIII of Sec. 15- 13.9(a)(5) establishing tow zones-PM peak by amending thereto the following item: Bougainville Dr., Koko Head side, dis- tance 455' mauka direction from the mauka curb prolongation of Salt Lake Blvd.; to read: 'Bougainville Dr., Koko Head side, from a pt, 166' mauka of the mauka curb pro- longation of Salt Lake Blvd. to a point 60' makai of the makai curb prolonga- tion of Haloa Dr." By amending Schedule XX of Sec. 15- 13.9(a)(7) establishing tow zones-24 hours by deleting therefrom the follow- ing item: ' Kapiolani Blvd., mauka side, distance 124' Ewa direction from a point 217' Ewa of the Koko Head property line of 1680 Kapiolani Blvd."
g. By amending Schedule XXII of Sec. 15- 14.5(a) establishing prohibited parking certain areas in the following particu- lars: 1. By adding thereto the following
items: "Alohea Ave., mauka side, distance 50' Ewa direction from the Ewa curb prolongation of 12th Ave." "Alohea Ave., mauka side, distance 35' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curb prolongation of 12th Ave." "Alohea Ave., makai side, distance 230' Koko Head direction from a point 30' Koko Head of the Koko Head curb prolongation of Wela St. to Edna St." "15th Ave., Ewa side, distance 45' mauka direction from the mauka curb prolongation of Harding Ave." "Freer St., Koko Head side, from Captain Cook St. to and including its mauka turnaround area." "Halekou Pl., Kahuku (northern) side, distance 75' mauka (western) direction from a point 45' makai of the makai curb prolongation of Paliiki Pl." "Halelena Pl., makai side, distance 46' Koko Head direction from a point 188' Koko Head of the Koko Head curb prolongation of Oahu Ave." "Holapa St., even-numbered side, for its entire length and including its turnaround area," "Kaaimalu Pl., within its turn- around area." "Kaieleele Pl., within its turn- around areas." "Kaieleele St., within its turn- around area." "Kaikoi Pl., within its turnaround area." "Kalawai Pl., within its turnaround area." "Kamakini St., makai side, from the entrance of Hokulani Elementary School at 2940 Kamakini St, to a point 28' Ewa of the Ewa property line of 2975 Kamakini St." "Keanu St., both sides, between Sierra Dr. and 10th Ave." "Keonekapu Pl., within its turn- around area." "Keonekapu St., within its turn- i, around area." "Kuhia P1., within its turnaround area." "Kuhiawaho Pl., within its turn- around area." "Lilipuna Rd., Makapuu leg, Kahuku (northern) side, distance 165' makai (easterly) direction from a point 300' makai of the makai curb prolongation of Kamehameha Hwy." "Lumiaina Pl., within its turn- around area." "Maipuhi Pl., within its turnaround area." "Maipuhi St., within its turnaround area." "Nakili Pl., Waianae side, for its entire length and including its turn- around area." "Noheaiki Pl., Waianae side, from Noheaiki Wy. to and including its turnaround area." "Noheaiki Wy., within its turn- around area." "Nuao Pl., within its turnaround area." "Paioa Pl., within its turnaround area." "12th Ave., Ewa side, distance 58' mauka direction from the mauka curb prolongation of Alohea Ave." "Waimahui Pl., Koko Head side, for its entire length and including its turnaround area."
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2. By amending thereto the following items: East Manoa Rd., Koko Head side, between Huapala St. and a point 310' makai of the makai curb pro- longation of Huapala St.; to read: "East Manoa Rd., Koko Head side, from a point 310' makai of the makai curb prolongation. of Huapala St. to a point 61' makai of the makai curb prolongation of Huapala St." Kamakee St., Koko Head side, dis- tance 188' mauka direction from the mauka curb prolongation of Auahi St.; to read: "Kamakee St., Koko Head side, dis- tance 109' mauka direction from the mauka curb prolongation of Auahi St." Leonui St., makai side, distance 250' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curb prolongation of Leoole St.; to read: "Leonui St., makai side, distance 300' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curb prolongation of Leoole St." Paiwa St., both sides, from H-1 Freeway to Hiapo St.; to read: "Paiwa St., both sides, from its northern dead end to Hiapo St."
3. By deleting therefrom the following items: "Bougainville Dr., Koko Head side, distance 100' mauka direction from the mauka curb prolongation of Salt Lake Blvd." "Waihonu St., both sides, distance 155' Wahiawa direction from the makai curb prolongation of Waimakua St."
By amending Schedule XXIV of Sec. 15- 15.1(d) establishing curb loading zones by adding thereto subsection (a) passen- ger loading zones the following items: "Alexander St., Koko Head side, dis- tance 24' mauka direction from a point 40' mauka of the mauka curb prolonga- tion of S. Beretania St., 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday." "Keanu St., makai side, distance 63' Koko Head direction from a point 50' Koko Head of the Koko Head curb pro- longation of Hunakai St., '7:15 to 8:15 a.m. and 2:45 to 3:15 p.m., school days." By amending Schedule XXV of Sec. 15- 15.3(d) establishing official bus stops in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto the following
items: "Bougainville Dr., Koko Head side, distance 150' mauka direction from a point 60' makai of the makai curb prolongation of Haloa Dr." "Diamond Head Rd., mauka side, distance 150' Koko Head direction from a point 5' Koko Head of the Koko Head property line of 3647 A Diamond Head Rd." "Komo Mai Dr., Ewa side, distance 150' mauka direction from a point 680' mauka of the mauka curb pro- longation of Lanikeha Pl."
2. By amending thereto the following item: Punahou St., Ewa side, distance 97' makai direction from the makai curb prolongation of Dominis St.; to read: "Punahou St., Ewa side, distance 117' makai direction from the makai curb prolongation of Dominis St." By deleting therefrom the following items: "Diamond Head Rd., mauka side, distance 150' Koko Head direction from a point 49' Ewa of the Ewa property line of 3707 Diamond Head Rd." "Diamond Head Rd., mauka aide, distance 150' Koko Head direction
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from a point 55' Ewa of the Ewa property line of 3647 Diamond Head Rd." "Komo Mai Dr., Ewa side, distance 150' makai direction from a point 139' makai of the property line of 1860 Komo Mai Dr."
j. By amending Schedule XXVI of Sec. 15- 16.1 establishing time limit parking in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto the following
items: "S. Beretania St. (1 hr.), makai side, distance approximately 325' Ewa direction from the Ewa curb prolon- gation of Kalakaua Ave. to a point 205' Koko Head of the Koko Head curb prolongation of Piikoi St., 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except Sundays and State holidays." "S. Beretania St. (1 hr.), makai side, distance 205' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curb prolonga- tion of Piikoi St. to a point 195' Koko Head of the Koko Head curb prolongation of Pensacola St., 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday to Friday; 7:00 am, to 6:00 p.m., Saturdays except Sundays and State holi- days." "N. School St. (1 hr.), mauka side, between Nuuanu Ave. and Waikahalulu Ln., 7:00 am, to 6:00 p.m. except Sundays and holidays."
2. By deleting therefrom the following items: "Beretania St. (1 hr.), makai side, between Keeaumoku St. and a point 400' Koko Head of the Koko Head curb prolongation of Victoria St," "School St. (1 hr.), mauka side, between Nuuanu Ave. and the Nuuanu Stream Bridge."
k. By amending Schedule XXX of Sec. 15- 22.1(a) establishing parking meter zones in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto the following
item: "N. School St., mauka side, between Nuuanu Ave. and Waikahalulu Ln."
2. By deleting therefrom the following item: "School St., mauka side, between Nuuanu Ave. and the Nuuanu Stream Bridge."
1. By amending Schedule XXXIV of Sec. 15-18.3(c) establishing bicycle lanes by adding thereto the following items: "Lumiaina St., mauka side, between Lumiauau and Paiwa Ste." "Paiwa St., Koko Head side, between H- 1 Freeway and its mauka dead end."
m. By amending Schedule XXXVIII of Sec. 15-24.17 establishing miscellaneous traffic controls by adding thereto the following items: "Auahi St., Ewa bound traffic in the makai most lane must turn left at Kamakee St. on left arrow only." "Auahi St., Koko Head bound traffic in the mauka most lane must turn left on left arrow only." "Kabala Ave., Koko Head bound traffic in the makai lane must turn right at Papu Cir."
Section 2. This Schedule is hereby attached to and made a part of Article VI hereof and shall take effect ten (10) working days after its publication.
CHERYL D. SOON Director Department of Transportation Services City and County of Honolulu
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ALA MoanaIMAGIC Island 2 blocks, VW of conven- tion ctr, $995.239.9092.
KAILUA lease option, 2/2 upgraded end unit. $1400/ mo. Avail. limed. Main St.
Realtors 263-6999, 263-0886.
KANEOHE 3/2, 2-car gar., tennis/basketball/pool, $1300. Call 373-3800.
KANEOHE Clubview, avail lamed. 3/2, $1200. Main St. Realtors. 263.6999
BUYERS & sellers agree that the classifieds are a real bargain. 235.5881,
MAKAKILO 3/2, 2 prkg., nr. bus, W/D, $900. Avail.
8/1.574.5998 pager.
MILILANI Cathedral Pt. 2/1, clean, W/D, lanai, no
pets, $800 Incl. water.. Avail, now. 623-5185 Aura
MILILANI Nob Hill 2/1.5,1 prkg., W/D, A/C In master bdrm., excl. cond., carpet & paint almost new, close
to Walmart, sch./bus. AVAIL. IMMEDIATELY. $850/mo. 626-8562 or
574-5135.
1530 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished
PEARL CITY 3/11/2, lanai, pool, prkg., W/D, nr. bus/ sch./shops, clean, quiet, $1100.456.4286 iv. msg.
PEARL CITY 3/1, 3 prkg., patio, nr. Sam's Club, $1000 + elec. 488-6288.
PEARL CITY Waiau 3/11/2, end unit, 4 prkg avail. now, $1050. 598-1661 pgr
PUNAHOU-MANOA 2 bdrm., gar., W/D, $1000. Avail now. Call 488-7933.
WAIANAE Makaha Valley Towers 1 bdrm., pool, A/C, prkg., sec., great ocean view, utlls. incl., $79 5/mo. Avail, 8/12. 423-8228.
IF A LITTLE extra cash would light up your life, turn on to the Classifieds.
1535 Condos/Townhouses For Sale
KAPOLEI By owner, 1/1/2, ground fl., courtyd.
'
new apple. Moving, must sell, $115,000 (FS). 535-7781.
NANAKULI/Puu Haleakala, 4/11/2, FS.
$97,000. Call 637-1653.
1550 Houses Furnished
ENCHANTED LAKE Ige. studio, fully Turn. w/kIt./ bath, utl Is incl, $7 5 0/mo. Call 262-6278.
1555 Houses Partly Furnished
3 BEDROOMS, 11/2 bath, covered garage and lawn. $1 .0 0 0/080. Call 235-9978.
HI KAI 3/2, new carpet, remodeled kitchen, pets OK, $1650/mo, + dep. 261-7798 or 474-8779.
KAHALUU 2 -bdrm. old country hse., fenced yd, $800 incl. elec. 239-7132.
KAHALUU 2/1, newer dplx., avail. now, no pets, $975 utils, Incl. 239-5479.
KAHALUU 3/1'/2 dplx., quiet, NO pets. $1250,
utils Incl. 267-2197.
KAHALUU 3/1, dshwshr., W/D, fruit trees, pets OK, $1200/mo. 263-5629.
KAILUA 4/2, prkg., patio, Carpet, W/D, Ind, water &
yd. svc., $1395. 261-2241.
1555 Houses Partly Furnished
KAILUA charming, clean 3/1, ige, carport/kit., yd., cony, $1325.239.8896,
KAILUA dpix. 3/1, new paintkrpt, mo.to mo. only, $1000 utils Incl. 262-7420
KALIHI VALLEY 3/2, W/D, 1 prkg. $1250. Call 843-0278. 577-5712 pgr.
KANEOHE 3/1, WATER INCL, YD., NO PETS.
$950.236.3057.
KANEOHE 4/11/2 upstairs, min. view, $1250 + dep. 235-6059, 577-5046 pgr.
MAKIKI Ice. 21/2 bdrm., 1
ba., washer, gar., front & back yard, $1 40 0/mo, Call 524-2088, 395-7088.
WAIANAE 3 bdrm. w/gar,, fenced yd., nr. bus/shops. Section 8 OK. $1 00 0, avail 8/1. 668-5983 668-5674.
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1555 Houses Partly Furnished
WAIANAE New 2/1, gar., across beach/bus, Sec. 8 OK, $925 w/u111. 696.9587
1572 Moving/Storage
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1580 Real Estate For Sale
COLORADO acre on trout stream with trees. $11,5001 Deeded land. Beautiful mountainous area. $500 down, $1 6 0 monthly. Owner 1-806-376-8690.
CHECK OUT YOUR LINE ADS ON
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1580 Real Estate For Sale
KAILUA's cheapest per sq. ft. Aikahi 2/11/2, $1 4 8K (FS). Owner, 254.8554.
1600 Real Estate Wanted
YOUNG couple looking for a HOUSE TO BUY. Older fixer-upper in the country, Maunawill, Kaneohe, Kahaluu. Bents, 235.1115
1610 Rentals To Share
KAILUA studio, $550. .
room, $350. Nice & quiet, utliskable incl. 254-8270
KANEOHE 1 rm. w/pvt. 1/2
ba., $4 7 5 & 1 rm., $3 7 5. Both Incl. utils. 235-3004.
MAKIKI 1 room in clean, spacious 3-bdrm, house. W/D, prkg., central loco tion. $434 + dep. & 1/2 utit. 944-1415 days.
1625 Rooms For Rent
HI KAI Ige. rm. & ba. in 3- bdrm, hse., pool, no smk./ pats, $475. Call 396-8573.
1625 Rooms For Rent
KAILUA Igo. turn. rm., pvt. entry, bath, pool, nr. bus/shops, Lillis, incl. $500. Call 262-9868.
KALIHI 2 bdrm., spacious living rm., reasonable rent. Call 841-4052.
1635 Stores & Offices For Rent
WAIPAHU newly reno- vated, centrally located, $350 & up. 671-8871.
1640 Vacation Rentals
"LANIKAI NEAR BEACH" 1.2 bedroom cottage, now. 3/2 hm., Aug. + 262-5445.
KAILUA Vacation Rentals. Near Beach.
Call 261-5174.
KAILUA small studio/ cottage from $40, near beach. Call 262-9545.
CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS' Find a bargain for sale or sell
your unwanted items for cash in the Classifieds.
Call 235-5881.
30 Personals
KNOW THYSELF! 14-Page Astrology Chart.
Love, Life & Success? Only $9.951 Call 236-2404
PSYCHIC READER Pvt. app't , group, party. Cards /angels. 942-2675
35 Business/Income Opportunities
"$5000 UNSECURED" Major Bank Credit Card "Guaranteed Approval'
1.800-645-2119 ext. 110.
$1 0,000/MO. possible! Course leaches how w/ any bus. No guesswork, all steps completed. Guar. 1-800-432-0018 ext. 1733.
*CHRISTMAS AROUND` THE WORLD/
House of Lloyd. Hiring demonstrators & booking parties. Jessica, 396-8448
BANK CREDIT CARD $5000. No Credit Check.
George 671-7842.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS Send SASE: JRC Bus. Svcs., 95-1249 Meheula Prkwy #D-13 Box 331, Wiliam, HI 96789.
BORED OR BROKE? House of Lloyd hiring &
booking parties. $300 kit provided, Avg. $15-$20/hr Call nowl Terri 499-1529.
DIABETES/Plus 90% SUCCESS!
$500+ A DAY POTENTIAL NO RISK! 739-5270,
FREEDOM! Make your time & income your own, not controlled by others, 637-6055 for FREE INFO.
HIGH Income Potential. Work at home for multi- million $ Internet co. Prof. training. 254.0189 x 211.
HOME BUS. OPPTY Usborne Educational
books 800+ titles avail. Unlimited Income possi-
ble. Call 623.9820.
I MAKE OVER $10,000! mo. selling cookies & juice out of my home. Let me show you howl 593-3638.
SELL IT fast' Call 235-5881
IN-HOME BUSINESS! $30,000 - $60,000 first year. Full training pro- vided. Free information 1-800-224-0871
LOOKING FOR EXTRA Income before Xmas? Own hrs. Own boss. 254-0959.
35 Business/Income Opportunities
MAKE EXTRA S$S Looking for a 2nd income? P/T -F/T. Mike, 988-1576.
MOTHERS - MAKE SS.
Work from home around your family's schedule.
Call 521-7014.
P.M.S goes MLM Amazing natural product
changing women's Health & Bank Account! FREE tape: 1-800-784-5686.
START A SECOND INCOME for under $6.00. Call 672-6082.
TIRED OF JUST MAKING ends meet? Hottest
Internet oppty. of decade. SASE lo: Gigs, 1750
Kalakaua Ave., #3-590, Hon., HI 96826-3795.
TRAVEL AGENCY First Discount Travel, the
Industry leader, is expand- ing Into the Honolulu area. If you enjoy world travel & would like to be pan of
this exciting Industry, call for franchise info, today!
NO exp. necessary. 1-800-218.0202.
WEBTVI INTERNET VIA TV! Operate your own bus. F/T or PIT. 942-4761.
WORK at hm. oppty. of the next century. No exp. req. Hi Income. 2540189 x 213
WORK your own hours, A great potential for big $$$. Call for Info, 487-1262.
The CLASSIFIEDS 235.5881
50 Domestic Jobs Wanted
AFFORDABLE Child care for 1-2 kids, 20 yrs'. exp., Salt Lake. CPR/First Aid. Educational. 836-7662.
EXP. CHILD CARE F/T- PIT, Mon.-Fri. 1 yr. & up, 1-2 children. 839-0322.
F/T CHILD CARE 1-2 chil- dren, my home, Kaneohe/ Kallua area. 261-1082.
I WILL care for your child, my home, 5 days a week. 5.6. Refs. Lic. 685-1955.
LOVING CARE for Infant or toddler In my home, Kapolei, flexible hours. 672-8331, 844-1316 pgr.
TWINKLE STAR nite care, M-F, ages 2 mo. & up. Lic., PATCH, meals
incl., refs. Call 621-5366.
50 Domestic Jobs Wanted
WAIPIO CHILD CARE F/ T, P/T, drop-in, M-F with refs. Call 671-3839.
55 Employment Information
" POSTAL JOBS " Starting $13.68+/hr, +
Benefits. Clerks, carriers, sorters, computer
operators. For exam & application info. call
1-334-639-9997, Ext. 439 8 am-9 pm, 7 days.
ASSEMBLE ARTS C.afts in your spare time.
Earn extra $S! Typing, electronics, + more.
Call 1-800-786-0409,
ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS at home for best com- panies! Information Call: 1-800-377.6000, ext. 2150
EARN MONEY Reading books' $30,000/year income potential. Details.
1-800-513-4343 ext, Y-4031.
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT $18K- $79K/Yr. + Benefits, Paid Training. For Info. on
All Avail. Positions, call 1-800-585-9024 ext. 4901.
HOME TYPISTS, PC users needed. $45,000 income poteitlal. 1-8 00-51 3-4 3 43 Ext. 8-4031,
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! $500 to $900 weekly potential! Processing ' mortgage refunds! Own hours'
Call 1-800-348-7184 ext. 819 (24 hours).
POSTAL JOBS $12.68/hr. to start + Benefits.
Carriers, sorters, com- puter trainees, maint. Call
today for application & info. 3 am-3 pm, 7 days. 1. 800-267-5715 Ext. 50.
POSTAL JOBS 3 positions avail. No
exp. nec. For info. call 1-818-757-3141 ext, 5144.
TRAIN FOR SIMPLE work, big $ pay, pick up Into. In person. 848-2868.
WORK AT HOME!! Int'l. Company seeks P/T, F/T people. Mall order. Up to $700 per week. No exp. needed. Call 543-0909.
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CIRCULATION REPRESENTATIVES Excellent opportunity for a self-starter. Involves a
variety of tasks including office and field work. Strong clerical background, spreadsheet and word
processing experience required. Good communication skills needed. Must have valid
driver's license and use of own vehicle for assisting with newspaper bundle drops.
For further information, contact
RFD PUBLICATIONS, INC. 45-525 Luluku Road, Kaneohe Phone 235-5881
Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m-4:30 p.m.
60 Employment Opportunities
CHECK OUT Tupperware! Call
Theresa, 247-8131,
65 Help Wanted Male/Female
"8 Japanese Bilinguals Hawaii -Japan reps. Call Lee, 949-5000."
"A FRESH START" $2500/mo. Sales Reps.
Call 486-0007.
"AVON" SALES REPS
BE YOUR OWN BOSS For the best earnings
possible $$. CALL SS.
THIS AD ONLY
Kandy 235-7641 or Jo 395.6970
Independent Sales Rep.
"COSMETIC SALES" Sponsor of Miss USA Pageant. Call 486-6640.
CASHIER, exp., PIT -FfT, $7+/hr. Shima's Market. Waimanalo.,259-9921.
CLEANING HELPERS Needed. Windward area, good pay. Call 262-8767.
DENTAL ASS'T, P/T, Kailua ofc. Enthusiastic, open-minded, neat. No exp. nec. Call 261.0026.
BAG A BARGAIN in the Classiiieds...Your super marketplace of items for sale, services to offer... and 1001 other things! 235-5881.
EXOTIC DANCERS in Kailua. Top pay for top dancers. Call 732-8713.
HAIRSTYLISTS for NEW Windward Salon. Avail. Nowl 235-8884, 273-3074,
HANDYMANNARDMAN Wanted. Long-term job. PfT, $5/hour. 262-8344.
JAPANESE Restaurant Hostess/cashier, will train. Bartender, waiter, waitress, exp. preferred. FIT -PI T. Call 396.4474.
65 Help Wanted Male/Female
MAJOR GREETING CARD Co. looking for outgoing
individuals to service military accounts PIT in
the Pearl Harbor/Kaneohe area during Xmas. Dulles
Incl. stocking all Xmas mdse., lift at least 40 lbs., asst. w/customer svc. &
Inventory, 15.20 hrs. M-F, must be at least 18+ yrs,
For info. VM, Lv. Msg. , 1-800-808-5111, 924-88.
MARUKI TEI, Windward Mall, Sushi/Kitchen helper, P/T, 3 days a
week. 235-4445.
MED. A SS'T. P/T. Good sal. & benefits. Exp. only. Ala Moans. 922-1013.
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MILITARY MOTHERS & OTHERS
Need extra 65$? Do you enjoy cleaning? 23 openings available. Need own car/home
phone. Call for interview.
732-9490 Dana's Referral Agency
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65 Help Wanted Male/Female
RETIREES, military spouses, veterans & others. Now hiring reps to work with military person n el. Communication skills nec. Start $40 0/wk. Call 2 5 4-8 23 2 , 62 2-2 6 7 7 or 677-1702.
85 Aviation
PILOTS WANTED to join Flying Club. .
Limited Membership. C172, Piper Arrow
Airplanes, Simulator, Low Rates, .24-hr. Access. Pvt. pilot or greater.
Moore Air, 672-9939.
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95 Boat Sales & Service
'89 GLASTRON 24' 455 Olds. New controls, steering and seats. Fast, fast, fast! $7200 OBO or trade. 247-7443.
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100 Cemetery Plots
HAW'N. MEMORIAL Koolau Circle, 2 plots,
$3400 ea./OBO. 847-2782
HAW'N. MEMORIAL 1 plot, dbl. interment,
$2800. Call Gil, 261-0375.
HONOLULU MEMORIAL, 1 Niche (6 urns), $4000. Call 254-0303 after noon.
105 Computers
6 X 86 MULTIMEDIA COMPUTER all ranks E-1
& up. Bad credit, No credit, Bankruptcy. 0 down $99/mo. 1-800-795-7064
limited availability. 24 hrs. a day.
COMPLETE MACINTOSH office system setup for
sales, marketing, graph- ics, and accounting.
6200CD perform desktop loaded with $2000 of soft-
ware HP color 850c printer, power book 52c
loaded. $2950.00. 261-8963, 261-2028.
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115 Garage/Lanai Sales
"GARAGE SALES?" What a hasslel
CASH CONVERTERS A better way to sell,
a great place to shop.
Kaneohe Windward City Shopping Ctr. 45-480 Kaneohe Bay Dr.
(Across from Longs)
Ph. 233-CASH (2274)
129 OMAO ST., KAILUA Sat., 8/2, 8-3. Furn., appl.,
clothes, hshld., MISC,
3-FAMILY 8/2 & 3, 8.4. 45-241 Pahikaua St.
Bargains! New crib, $75.
115 Garage & Lanai Sales
3-FAMILY SALE Baby turn., hide-a-bed, jewelry, baskets, etc. 8/2 & 8/3, 995 Paako St., Kailua.
45.199 NAMOKU ST,, Kaneohe. Sun., 8/3, 8-12. Bikes, toys, hshld., morel
45.214 MOKULELE DR. Kaneohe. Sal., 8/2, 9am to 3pm. Garage Salel Misc.
BIG BENEFIT SALE Sat. only, Aug. 2, 8-2. 504 Kaha St., Kailua.
BOOKS GALORE, hshicl Ions more! 1508 Hele St., Kailua. Sat 8/2, 8-12.
Classifieds H
115 Garage & Lanai Sales
CERAMIC CLASSES, Also can do center pieces for parties. Call 262-8862.
WANT TO SELL It fast? Call the Classifieds! 235-5881
CRAFT & GARAGE SALE Sat,/Sun., B/2 & 3, 7-5. 1132 Ilikala Pl., Kailua.
Christmas & quill patterns, etched glass plates. Personalized orders
taken. Leather gifts & hshld. Items, 2 vacuums.
GARAGE SALE Sat. 8/2, 9-3. 219 Aumoe Rd., Kailua. Books, orchid plants, kids' clothes, misc,
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'Plus handling/fees. Subject to prior sale.
Sales & Service 671-6711
Parts 671-6781
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Professional Appliances
WILL CONVERT your old refrigerator to a beer dis- penser. Ron at 261-4213.
Automotive Services
"JT GLASS TINTING &" Automotive Detailing, 10%
off for July. 676-2010.
*AUTO CEILING REPAIR* Chuck's Mobile
Upholstery Service, Call 263-4205, 641-8402 pgr.
Business Services
*CAL ENTERPRISES* Typewriter Repair. Install phone jacks. Telecom- munications, Free pager avail. Call Pgr. 583-0531.
Carpentry
A CARREIRA Home Repairs & Painting. One
call, we do It all, Free est. Call 262.9208. To $1000.
ALL AROUND Carpenter Svc. To $1000.25 yrs'. exp. 261.8470. 525.4741.
CHECK OUT YOUR LINE ADS ON
WWW.MIDWEEK.COM CALL 235-5881 TO PLACE YOUR AD,
Carpets
QUALITY INSTALLATION $4/yd. Na job too small, Free Est. 20 yrs'. exp. To $1000. 262-1553.
Cleaning
"ANA's PROF. Cleaning," 1 stop does it all flat rate. Res./Move outs. 254.0910
"At YESTERYEAR Prices" Clean Everything. Free
Est. Refs. Rees, 235-1219
"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Service since 1968. Call Ron Albert 599-8779.
"NOOK & CRANNY" Personalized, reliable,
meticulous, Kailua, 262-8767 or 525-9381.
" HOUSECLEANING " For honest, quality work
call Susan 528-9401
BAG A BARGAIN in the Classifieds.., Your super marketplace of Items for sale, services to offer... and 1001 other things! 235.5881,
10% OFF carpet cleaning' #1 in Move-Outs, FREE quote! Dynamic, 754.8051
IMMACULATE/trustworthy housekeeper avail. Windward side. 261-8941.
KAUAI'S BEST LEGAL CLEANING. Commercial, Exec. Camelo. 521-4124.
Cleaning
LADY KS CLEANING Res., comml., move in/
out, windows. 621-7049.
MAID IN PARADISE wkly./ bi- mn:ly. Move in/out. Isle- wide. Rhonda, 293-8121
S & M MAINT. Janitorial & light maint., res. & ofc. Free Est. Pager 530.7726,
SAVE 96$ Military Dis- count I Move in/out, wkly./ bl-month. 251-8623.
SWEEPING BEAUTY We do everything. Free
est. Islandwide. 262-3710.
TIRED OF CLEANING? Call us. Low rates, wkly., mnlly, , move in /out. Free est. 672-9215, 581-7351.
WINDOWS Residential windows cleaned. Gary,
532-1041, pgr. 279-7104.
XTREME CLEANING! Carpet /turn. /etc, Lowest Rates $$. Move in/out. Call 26-CLEAN (262-5326).
Computer Services
COMPUTER PROBLEMS? Set up, Repair, Tutor, Net- work. MCNISA. 753-2713.
CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Find a bargain for sale or sell
your unwanted items for cash in the Classifieds.
Call 235-5881.
Contracting & Construction
"TRS QUALITY" Build, renovate, kitch. & baths. Plans, permits. Additions, Houses. Low prices. Refs. 235-1714, BC-17112.
Hawaii law, Chapter 444, HRS, prohibits any person, corporation or entity from offering or performing con- struction work without a con- tractor's license Issued by the Contractor's License Board. Appearance In this classification does not mean the license Issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid. If you have any questions concern- ing a contractor's license, please contact the Depart- ment of Commerce and Con- sumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586-3000. To file a current complaint, call 587-3222. To check on a con- tractor's complaint history, call 586-2677.
WALTER SHUEBRUK Repairs, renovations, addi- tions. BC- 17418.247.7972.
NO MATTER what you're buying or selling, the Classifieds give you fast results. 235-58811
Drafting & Design
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFT- ING, house plans & permits. Alli, 396-6990.
Fencing
ALL FENCE Custom Gates & Oper. Pro C.E. ABC 19848.
220-9327, fax 235-2745.
Financial Services
GREAT DEALS on loans & debt consolidation.
$2000-$80,000, Good or bad credit OK. Reasanable payments, Call 1-800-994-0066:
Floors & Tile
SHEET VINYL Specialist. Free estimates. To $1000. 259-8110, 844-9602 pgr.
Furniture Repair
CUSTOM Upholstering. Comml,/Res. Appraisals. 395. 9571,361.0394 pgr.
WANT TO SELL it fast? Call the Classifieds' 235-5881
Handyman
"Al YESTERYEAR Prices" Carpentry & complete home repair. To $1000.235.1219.
"SERVICES UNLIMITED" Home Repairs, Carpentry, Painting, Etc. Refs. Free
Estimates. To 51000", Call 235-6199, 287-8727 pgr.
Handyman
SHIMA'S HANDYMAN SVC. All home repairs.
To $1000. 737.7969 ofc., 576-9409 pgr.,
395-9081 after hrs.
Hauling
"A+" DELIVERY & MOVING appls,, car. 737.9662, dig. 288-9227. 7 days, 24 hrs.
CASUAL MOVEMENTS Economy nnoving/hauling, 7 days. 734-6480, 732-0655
Income Tax
"FAST IN-HOME" Tax svc. at reas. rates. All states BACK YEARS. 523-1881.
PROBLEM: Got an over- crowded closet? Try the Classifieds solution! Advertise those unwanted unused items "For Sale" and than pocket the cash you makell Call today, 235-58811
"LATE TAX:ES" past yrs. In your home svc. Steve White, MBA. 3195-7141,
Landscaping
RELIABLE Landscaping, Sprinklers. LOW PRICE. C-16103. 261 -1369,623.4635.
Massage Therapist
TOTAL HEALTH & RELAXATION MASSAGE
261-2536. MAT 2888.
PaintingNVallcovering
"VISION PAINTING CO". Professional work at low prices. Free estimate. To
$1000. Call Gary 262-7289.
YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the amount of money you can make on things you no, longer need. They're someone else's treasure and the Classifieds bring you together.
Phone 235-5881 today!
'FREE ESTIMATE' Int, & Ext. painting & repairs. Lowest prices in town.
Work guar., refs. Honest & Reliable. Doing business.
Oahu 1987. Pymt. plan. To
$1000. Call 262-6103.
A-1 PAPER HANGING for installation of all types of wall covering. 924-6563.
FATHER & SONS PAINT- ING Islandwide, Neat &
Fast. To $1000.263.3250.
Plumbing
A-1 QUALITY PLUMBING Free Est. Same-Day Svc. #C-17031. Call 247-5158,
373-5158 or 677-5158
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Professional Services
REMINDER SERVICE Postcard sent 1 week before birthday, major occasions FOR LIFE!
Send 1-time $39.00 fee to Jase En!., 99-809 Halawa
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Schools & Instruction
GOLF LESSONS Begin- ners or advanced. individ- ual or group. 841-4344.
HIGH-SCHOOL DIPLOMA at home in 4-6 weeks.
State & Nat'l. accredited member. Assc. of Chris-
tian Schools Intl. Up to ' /a of req'd. credits toward
diploma awarded for prior job/life exp. Total cost $399. FREE Brochure,
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Miami, FL 33156.
PIANO LESSONS All ages & levels. Call 239.2868.946.6888.
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235-5881.
Schools & Instruction
TRAVEL TRAINING ' Airlines, Cruises ' Travel Agency
Tours, Hotels *Computers
KOTTNER TRAVEL INSTITUTE
236-7034
Licensed by DOE
VIOLIN Lessons. FREE Intro. Violin rentals. WW
Strings Studio. 262-4295.
IN THE CLASSIFIEDS, the sale Is all year round.
Call 235-5681.
Screens & Jalousies
SCREENS, JALOUSIES & Hardware Repair. JULY,
20% OM Dave, 623-4839.
Sewing & Alterations
D'SHADOWS Alterations & Tailoring. Specialty Barong Tagalog. 423.05511
PROFESSIONAL sewing/ alter, for all occasions. Free p/u & del. 235-4990.
Telephone Service
PHONE/FAX/MODEM outlet Installation.
Tel Assist. 524-0574
Weddings
WEDDINGS ANYWHERE Spiritual Help.
Rev. Gail Silva, 484-2481.
Yard Service
"# 1 IN YARD SERVICE" Mow, trim, haul. Excl. refs. Free est. J&D, 239.4271.
"#1 JUNE'S COMPLETE" Yard Svc. Plant grass, haul rubbish. 671.7453, 678-5575 pgr. 223-8741.
"FLOR TROPICAL YARD" Service. Pruning, Mowing,
Free est. Call Flor, 263-0432, 292.7263 cel,
CNJ YARD MAINT. depend- able, affordable. Free Est. 263-4191 or 361-1827 pgr.
ELEGINO INC offers friend- ly & reliable yard svc. Also housecleaning. 621-8250.
MIKE'S YARD SERVICE. All kinds of work. Low rates. 625-6885, 583-0609
RER YARD SVC. all kinds, weekly, monthly, Free Est. 842. 9120,549.5600 ogr.
VER YARD SERVICE Can do all your yard work.
Call 682-1090.
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'88 FORD LTD
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$795
'87 BUICK REGAL
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$1395
'88 NISSAN VAN
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2695
'90 PONTIAC GRAND AM
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$2995
'93 GEO METRO
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$3995
'91 CHEVROLET CAVALIER
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$3995
'91 PLYMOUTH LASER A Must Sae
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$4995
'86 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4X4
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$4995
'94 GEO METRO An, low MIA
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'92 MAZDA MPV
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$8995
'94 MERCURY SABLE
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'95 FORD ESCORT LX
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115 Garage & Lanai Sales
HUGE SALE 8/2 & 3, 8-3. 606 'limn() St., Kallua. Furn., clothes, toys, crib, TV, lots more. '82 LeBaron conv't., '84 Dodge Rain, must see. All must go!
KAILUA METHODIST 1110 Kailua Rd., Sat. 8/2.
Good Used Items. Half-Price Sale.
LOTS OF CLOTHES & HSHLD. goods. 94-933 Kuhaulua St., Waipahu.
Sat/Sun., Aug. 2 & 3, 9-3.
MOVING Many Items, bikes, turn., luggage, etc. Sat. 8/2, 8-4. 1081 Kahului Si., Kalama Valley
MOVING SALE Sat, only, 8.4.
Bernina #1130, 51050. Furniture, lamps, paint- Ings, offfice turn., tools,
golf clubs/equipment, lots of misc. '93 FORD Pickup.
615 Paopua Lp., Kailua. 263-3052.
MULTIFAMILY SALE Sat., 8/2, 8 -1.859 Alahaki St.,
Kailua. Hshld., tools, misc
MULTIFAMILY SALE Sat, 8/2, 8-1. 46-210 Yacht Club St., Kaneohe.
MULTIFAMILY SALE Sat /Sun., 8/2 & 3, 8-4.
44-155-1 Laha St., Kaneohe. Nr. Yacht Club.
SAT. 8/2 & Sun. 8/3, 8-3, 47-672 Hui Kelu St., Court 14, Kaneohe. All must gol
SAT, 8/2, 8-2 1212 Kabuli St., Kailua. DIW, shelves, plants, books, toys & misc
tilED Cit DST
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Or 1-800-339-AUTO
Today!
You Can Purchase Top-Quality Pre-owned Vehicles From Tony's Pacific Nissan. Even If You Have Bad Credit!
(Con.k4 PaciTic Niissan 94-118 Farrington Hwy,
WAIPAHU
Cutter Ala band Service Department
r PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE TUNE -UP SERVICE
95 REG. $132"
Includes: resistor spark plugs; labor; adjust timing & carburetor, if applicable; check fluids & filters; test battery; road test. Selected models slightly higher. Offer valid at Cutter Ala Moana Service department
Genuine Mazda Parts
Luba Oil &Filters
$ 1 995 Plus $1.00 oil disposal change most cars & light trucks. Selected models excluded. Offer valid at Cutter Ala Moana service department only. Offer
Lonly. Offer expires 8/08/97. RD2678 _Lexpires 8/08/97. RD2678
537.3386 Mon-Fri HOURS:
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Here are just a few of the many quality used vehicles we have in stock!
'88 Olds Ciera EEY-392, NT, NC, runs great
'89 Plymouth Colt EWA -706, nice cart
'88 Dodge Aries FXD-706, A/T, A/C, sedan
'87 Buick LeSabre FTT-770, AT, A/C, like new WAS $6995,
'90 Mitsubishi P-UP EPS-683, MT, A/C, Stereo WAS $4995,
'93 Mercury Tracer MYL-097, AT, NC, 4-door WAS $10,995
'95 Ford Aerostar TNW-814, 7-Pass, A/C
'96 Olds Ciera EJ259, Air, like new
Now $1895 Now $1995 Now $2995 Now $2995 Now $6695 Now $6995
Now $13,795 Now $14,995
is a.
Financing OAC. Subject to lender uidelines. Prices plus lax, tic, 195 doc fees. Sale ends 8.8 97.
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115 Garage & Lanai Sales
SAT Aug, 2, turn., books hsehld. items. 8-noon,
562 Pauku St., Kailua.
WINDWARD SPOUSE ABUSE Shelter Yard Salel Sat.. 8/2, 8-3. 250 Aumoe
Rd., Kathie. Variety of hshld. goods & clothing.
120 Health & Fitness
DIET MAGIC! Lose 30 lbs. In 30 days, starts at $30 + S/H. Guar.! Call 591-3845,
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QUIET private relaxation, Table body shampoo. Free prkg. 24 hrs. 945-7775.
WANTEDI People looking for a natural alternative. Exp. 100% natural "Food Grade" Herbal product. Serious inquires only, Must be 18 years or older. 1-800-678-7174 (#69) Bet. Sam -6pm. Hawaii time.
WE PAY YOU to lose wt.! Intl. co. seeks serious peo- ple to lose wt, 239-9101.
125 Home Appliances
K N D's Discount Outlet! Reconditioned & Newl Downtown Kalihi. K N D, 2130-B N. King. 842-1996.
GET MORE MILEAGE FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! IT all those odds & ends are driv- ing you crazy, sell 'em for extra cash through the Classifieds. Call today and place your ad, Buyers and sellers agree, the Classifieds are a bargain.
235-5881.
130 Home Furnishings
MOVING! All must go. Lots of Turn. & hshld. goods. 566.0877, 549-1508 pgr.
SOFA, ON. BED, recliner, chairs, kitchenware, more! Call 595-6754.
SUPERB QUALITY KONMANGO ROCKERS/ Misc. 50% OFF. 293-8234.
145 Jewelry & Clothing
1/4KT, DIAMOND RING set in 18 Kt. gold, retail $1200 sell for $400.261 -1921
160 Miscellaneous
'97 STAR WARS figures &
vehicles. Call Steven for wants at 623-7874,
2 RATTAN swivel chairs, $35 ea. Crutches - wrist,
$40. 625-2117, 623-1181
3 CRIBS w/ mattress, excl. cond., $40-$50. KIMBALL piano, $200. 254-2129.
8-FT, SLIDING GLASS door. Bronze tint, w/ nail- on frame. $100.254.2921,
BUILDING LUMBER for reasonable price, different sizes. Call 239-2148.
CASH For GAMES Buy-Sell-Trade-Rent
Ultra 64' Playstation Nintendo *Sega 3D0 Systems $29.00 & up
Makiki Video & Game Exchange
537-6611
CONNECT your TV to the internet with WEB-TVI Low. $ computer alter- native! 254-0189 Ext. 212
LITTLE TIKES Playhouse, good cond. 940/080. Call 261-6079. Lv. msg.
LV RM. set, entertainment ctr., crib. Offer. Wedding ring set, $5000. 252-0241.
MCCLAIN 10-BLADE Mower. A-One. $350 or best offer. 395-6813.
MOVING Mutual Mortgage at 408 Uluniu. Selling all office equip. & turn. Slop
by or call 262.3700,
NURSING FACILITY Employment Opportunity Excellent Starting Benefits
C.N.A.s Experience with the elderly preferred 45- 1 8 1 Waikalua Road Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
247 -8558
0 T_R_Olf-BILT_ REAR TINE TILLERS
GROW YOUR BEST GARDEN EVER!
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94-137 LEO LEO ST., WAIPAHU SALES PARTS SERVICE
671-2691
SECURITY OFFICER . (Temporary, Call-On)
Responsible for providing security to KS campus, facIlities and property, students, and stall. Duties include patrolling grounds and buildings, investigat- ing or reporting unusual Incidents, traffic control, and after-hours school van servicing, and turnkey services. May be scheduled to work any day/any shift. This temporary, call-on position is available until 9/30197.
High school diploma or GED equivalent; valid driver's license; good interpersonal skills required to relate effectively with KS staff, students, parents, and general public; ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs,, required to place directional signs for traffic patterns used on a daily basis; and work a flexible work schedule.
If interested and meet minimum qualifications,
please send letter of Interest and resume to:
Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate Personnel Division, File RY
1887 Makuakane St,
Honolulu, HI 96817-1887
EMPLOYMENT HOTLINE NO 842-8686
an equal opportunity employer
'SUMMER SPECIALS!
WE FINANCE OautPrier WAGON .1,995
i91 GEO METRO LSI 52 ,495 ,Na Mc pm.
10 FORD ESCORT GT S2,995 FILMIC( (0V14121)., . -id
'91 MUSTANG LX s3 995 ECUPSE GS
S4 "495
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'83 HONDA ACCORD $795 '77 MON TE CARLO $995 /4/4.8 CYL
:81EIDYGLEFIL,....,....s 1,495 B6WICABflIOLETCONT, S1 ,695 ;8gtigigg,.........$ 11,695
DOZENS OF CHARITY DONATED VEHICLES AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS!
'87F-25044 .S4,995 GREAT NISPOIA.
'BB MOOEXTRA CAll $A polig ucw,ch.a.xwm. ..... 91)1VVY '91 TOYOTA 9196 CAB S6 495 '91110E0RA LS SA
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'65 MUSTANG 289 SOFFER Pony PIMP 10114221} .,,.,,....
'61 MUSTANG FASTBACK
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"'"RILec 51,795 Elato IELS11,895
16.,T411""1,895 '88 MAZDA 373
.$1 1895 '85ISLIBTRODPEA 424 $2,395
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622-5687 515 AVOCADO Sr WAIIIAWA
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160 Miscellaneous
ULTRA LITE Kasperwing, excellent condition, $2000. Call 261-1921.
VACUUM, curtains, com- forters, beach umbrella, toys, Exerciser. 487-1262.
165 Miscellaneous Wanted
BUYING Used Cuckoo Clocks & parts. Any condi- tion, older ones preferred. Call 293-5474, 922-1033.
WANTED TO BUY
Collectibles, antiques, Oriental & Hawaiian items,
gold/costume jewelry, anything of value,
Planning a Garage Sale? Call us first!
We'll be your best buyer! THE HUNTER 2624868 764 Kallue Rd., Kallua
175 Musical Instruments
CK VIOLINS We buy & sell violins. Different sizes and prices. Lessons avail. 537-6440.
185 Pets/Everything
2 GOLDEN Retriever Pups, 6 wks. old, 1st.
shots. Must see, 2 males. $350 each. Call 261-7198.
3 SIAMESE 10 Persian cats & kittens, $350 to $25. 262-4439 ring 12x.
AAA AKC Shih Tzu pups, 1st shots, VISA/MC, $700/ 060. 499-3185, 530.2798
AKC ROTTY PUPS 1 F,
$650. 2 M, $700. 1st shots/deworm, 624-1645.
SCHNAUZER PUPS MINI 0. Terrier Pups, 9 wks. M/F Fluffy Kittens. 668-4567
210 StereoNideo
GREAT HOME THEATRE System! Yamaha DSP- A1000 amp, 2 Bose 901 &
5 Yamaha surround-sound speakers. Call 456-7200.
TV, VCR REPAIRS Free pick up /delivery.
Free est. Pager 598-5024.
220 Travel
VIA BESTWAY TRAVEL Superbowl '98, Mardi Gras '98. Call 1-88B-270-8753.
THE CLASSIFIEDS, where you can get your
best buys! Call 235-5881.
2015 Auto Wanted
DONATE ANY VEHICLE Running, broken, or
damaged. MAXIMUM tax deduction. FREE fast pick
up. Christian Family Charities. 521-G IFT(4438)
2025 Motorcycles & Scooters
'88 I-1-D 883 new carb and pipes. Just bored, $4 0 00. Call 623-8008.
2025 Motorcycles & Scooters
'92 RM 250 Dirt Bike, New parts: clutch, basket. rad valve. piston/rings. Pro circuit bike & silencer.
Clean, runs good. $2000/ OBO. 846.7741, 235-7691
'95 DUCAT! M900, red. 6100 mi., recently ser- viced, new rear tire &
brakes, excl. cond., $7000. Call 851-6825 pgr.
'95 FXDSConvit, #654. Accessories, low mileage, factory warranty, SAVEI
South Seas $e(, .`4r Kawasaki
eAe -2 Walpahu 671.6711
'95 H-D Sportster 1200, blk,, lots of chrome, excl. cond., $8400. 455-7091.
'95 INTRUDER 800 #409. Clean.
Only $4895 + fees.
South Seas Kawasaki Walpahu 571.6711
'95 ZX6R #487. 8449 mi., clean,
$6595 + fees South Seas
Kawasaki YVaipahu 671-6711
2030 Pickup Trucks
'86 MAZDA B2000 $1995.
Call 423 -7397.
'88 CHEVY S-10 Some extras, $2195/0B0.
Call 261-1094.
'92 FORD F-150 L/B, auto, A/C, bedllner, $8999 dlr. (247TGT) Greg. 233-6000.
2035 Vans/Campers 4-Wheel Drive
'92 JEEP Wrangler 4x4, 6 cyl., 5 spd. (GDE35 9) dir. $9999. James, 233-6069.
'93 CARAVAN V-6, work special (658KBE)- 67999 dlr. Call Greg, 233-6000.
2035 Vans & Campers 4-Wheel Drive
'93 CHEVY ASTRO VAN ye, auto, A/C, $10,999 dlr. (MZD462) Greg, 233.6000
'94 JEEP Wrangler 4x4, 6
cyl., 5 spd. (FFA5 85) dlr. $13,999. James. 233-6069
'95 GEO TRACKER sports utility, sharp (FRY919) dir. $7999. Greg, 233-6000.
'90 NISSAN PATHFINDER 4 dr., NC, CD changer, lifted w/35"
tires, locker in rear, engine mod, less than 50K
miles. MUST SEE, 612,000/0B°. 626-8562
or 574-5135.
2100 Autos For Sale
'82 LeBARON CONV'T. needs work. $400, you haul. '84 Ram Charger utility truck, new radiator/ alt., needs some work. $2500/0BO'S. 254.0058
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Acura
'88 LEGEND L series, V-6, auto., sunroof, tint, AM/FM, cold A/C, loaded, $7500/0B0. 456-4286.
'89 LEGEND, 4 door sedan, excl. cond., $10,825. Ph. 455-2489.
Buick
'91 CENTURY V-6, tint, no air, great cond., $2500/ 030. Call 621-9421.
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Chevrolet
'92 CAVALIER A/C. 5
spd., cass., P/L. $3000/ 080. Call 247-1068.
Chevrolet
'92 Z28 CAMARO, great shape, red, CD, T-top, new tires, $8900 /080. 261-3779 or 261-8963.
'95 CAMARO V-6, 5 spd., I-tops, $11,500 w/new '96 XRBOR dirt bike. 487.6802
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Chrysler
'88 CHRYSLER Convert- ible. Needs work. Runs. $1200 080. Call 261-7659.
Classic Cars
'29 MODEL A Roadster P/ U, very nice, rust free, orig. example, $13,000. Call 531-4277.
Dodge
'91 COLT H/B, automatic, very sharp, 93900/080. Call 235-6366.
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97 Heritage Springer 97 Fatboy
97 Heritage Classic 97 WideGlide
97 SuperGlide 97 1200 Custom
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Ford
'67 MUSTANG CLASSIC 289 cu. in. V-8, auto., new blue paint, white vinyl top new carpet & tires, no rust, excl. cond., $4300/ best offer. 262-9309.
'93 MUSTANG LX, conv't., 5 0, yellow LE, 16K mi., $14,000/0130 262-8489.
Ford
'94 MUSTANG 5 spd., pwr., A/C (GPD263) dlr. $9999 Greg, 233-6000.
'94 TAURUS SIW, auto., A/C, clean (FER571) dlr. 610,999. James, 233-6069
LAST SVO Mustang, red, air, 5 spd., turbo, sunroof, excl., $4000/ofr. 262-4450
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Ford
NEW '97 FORD TAURUS
Auto, A/C, Power Pkg. Stk #71 960. Onl $1 5.735.00. Includes a applicable rebates.
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NEW '97 FORD RANGER XLT S/C
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NEW '97 FORD F150
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$15.807,00 only.
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6995 Auks, Dash Covet P/S, ' Sled Kill Alarm
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'91 PONTIAC FIREBIRD
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'92 HONDAACCORD LX $8995 4-dr., Auto, Loaded! (ENG-115)
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, '92 HONDA ACCORD EX $10 4 dr., Auto, NC, Moonroof (ENE-003) 10,995 /---- '95 HONDA CIVIC 4 dr., Deluxe, Auto, AJC (GDP 903) $ 10,995 `95 HONDA ACCORD Wgn, 4 -dr., Aulo, 15,000 mi., Loaded! (HUX 255)...$14,995}
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NEW '97 FORD T-BIRD
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NC, P/S, AM/FM Cass., Spoiler, Stk #70218. Only $13,692.00. Includes all
applicable rebates
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NEW '99 FORD WIN DSTA Ft
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Geo
'95 METRO auto., A/C, almost new (GBC816) dlr. $6999. James, 233.6069
Honda
'86 PRELUDE red, 2 dr., 5 spd , 1 owner, xlras, excl,, $5500/0E30. 263-3745.
'92 CIVIC DX auto., H/B. A/C. radio/cass., like new. 58000/080. 456-9069.
Jeep
'92 WRANGLER 37K mi. 5 spd., salt /bikini lop, alum. rims. $8999.396.5184.
Mazda
'87 RX7 GXL Turbo, silver/gold, excl. Ilke new. $3500. 942-1964. Moving.
'89 323 H/B, 5 spd., 46K mi., good cond., $2500/ OBO. 236.1503, 252.4279
'91 MX6 5 spd., NC, sporty! (GDR780) dlr,
$6999. James, 233-6069.
Nissan
'86 NISSAN P/U 5 spd., pipe rack, runs well. $2,000/0B0. 262-0096.
'87 PULSAR, 2 dr., AM/ FM, no rust, A /C. $3,500/ OBO. Call 247-5601
'88 SENTRA auto., new cylinder head /timing belt/ muffler /ball:, runs great, $950/0B0. 235-3630,
Nissan
'92 300ZX 5 spd., 6 cyl., P/S, P/B, A/C, Alpine, $18,000/080. 487-9453.
'96 SENTRA XE 5 spd., A/C, low mi. (GFE390) dlr. $8999. Greg. 233-6000.
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'87 CUTLASS SUPREME V6, 2 dr., auto., A/C, good cond. $2500. 261-9572.
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Pontiac
'71 GRAND PRIX original, like new cond., 46K mi., $6500/000.923 -4424.
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Saturn
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912K. 534-2200, 486-6799
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$ 8 8 EIGHTY EIGHT DOLLARS
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Ken Stanford of JN says "with the huge popu- larity of new car leas- ing, record numbers of low mileage lease return vehicles are now in our inventory, tieing up millions of dollars in working capital. 'This is why we are holding this unprece-. dented event. This inventory includes everything, cars trucks, vans and sport utili- ties." During this Eighty-eight Dollar Used Car Slash It sale, almost every used vehicle will be sold for thousands of dollars below its original price. NO hassle, no back and forth, just the best price up front before you decide.
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Got Mine For $88! normal retail selling price. When the sale begins between 9:30 and 10:00 a.m., whoev- er is sitting behind the wheel in the vehicle when the posted price is slashed will have the first right to purchase the car at the slashed price. Prices will be slashed one time and one time only to the rock bottom price, including cars for $88! We will continue to slash all vehicle prices until 12:00 noon, The sale will be concluded at 1:00 p.m. and the store will be back to "business as usual ",
Ken Stanford further stated ."slashed prices during this sale can be simular to and below public auctions. We're liquidating these cars from our own premises, there's no moving or administration expens- es, that go with selling cars at auctions."
JN Automotive has also announced that com- plete financing will be available on all of these special sale vehicles. Financing is available immediately even to those people having credit problems in the paste
Again, this unique sale is Saturday and Sunday, August 2nd and 3rd, rain or shine. Any questions can be directed to 831-2735 at JN Automotive Group.
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'85 FORD BRONCO WAGON $1795 4 Spd, P/S. AM/FM, Cam. (WP773/01042)
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'89 FORD PROBE P/S. TILE 5 Sod., AM/FM, Sunroof (GAN100/ #3867)
'88 NISSAN MAXIMA 5/W P/S, FIE Auto, AM/FM, Coss., 7/t., P1W (FP822/03986)
'92 MAZDA PROTEGE P/S, 5 Spd, AM/FM, Cass., A/C (GFC /04086)
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'96 DODGE DAKOTA SPORT $9995 Low Mlles (GFE995)
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'95 MAZDA 626 EX $10,995 Fully loaded Gold Klt, Chrome Wheels (13990)
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4 CO., 5 Spd., Gray (GRB436/4170436),.....i988
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'96 DODGE NEON
Ori, 91( Miles, Auto, NC, Cass., Huffy (CNF0111/9516),.
'95 FORD TAURUS
4 Dr, Avro, NC, Al Power Harty! (FXG05#970368) '8988
'96 NISSAN SENTRA
4 Or.. Auto, NC, 7K Miles, Almost New, Hurry!
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'96 NISSAN 200SX 5 ,Speori, Power Storing, 7213 Ales
(MCA49541)70155) 9 gig '95 DODGE STRATUS ES
Auto, NC, P/1,11, (OE7M0970330) 'jekrU
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AM/FM Cass., 6 Disc
CD Player With Gold
Plus Key Payments.
4711172
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24 Months
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Payments. #730233
0 DOWN .
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