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Published nt MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Aldo serving 1st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii.

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CMC hosts Pacific Commandants Commandants' Symposium here helps pull the team together

General A. M. Gray, Com- mandant of the Marine Corps, met with two of his Asian counterparts last week in Honolulu during the first United States and Asian- Pacific Commandants' Sym- posium. Meetings were held at the Hilton Hawaiian Vil- lage hotel, with demonstra- tions of U.S. Marine capabilities conducted at MCAS Kaneohe Bay.

At Gen. Gray's invitation, LtGen. Choi, Kap-Jin, Com- mandant of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps, and Vice Adm. Preeda Kanjanarat, Commandant of the Royal Thai Marine Corps, visited Hawaii-based Marines Jan. 16 through Friday for a series of briefings and private dis- cussions that focused on each Corps' current and future capabilities and strategies in the region. Also invited to the symposium, but unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts, were the Marine Commandants from the Republic of the Philippines and Indonesia.

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Gen. A.M. Gray, Commandant of the Marine Corps, takes a break during the Commandants' Symposium to talk to Regiment Marines here. The Marines had just finished a raid demonstration they staged for the visiting commandants.

After welcoming remarks by Gen. Gray, the symposium began with each of the Commandants presenting an overview of his respective

Corps. Also in attendance at the briefings were LtGen. Robert F. Milligan, Com- manding General, FMFPac/ Commander, Marine Corps

Bases, Pacific, and his staff; BGen. Lloyd G. Pool, Deputy commander, FMFPac/Ma- rine Corps Bases Pacific; BGen. Richard L. Phillips,

Commanding General, 1st MEB; and BGen. (MGen. Selectee) J. J. Sheehan, Director, Personnel Manage-

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NIS foils drug pushers Traffickers' jail time totals nearly 40 years By Cpl. Jason Erickson

Five MAG-24 Marines have been sentenced to serve a combined total of nearly 40 years jail time for their involvement in drug trafficking aboard the Air Station.

The case developed when a Marine approached his command with information about drug trafficking. Trials of individuals involved, who all pled guilty to a majority of the charges, began in Sep- tember.

Corporal Michael J. Don- nelly and PFC Robert R. Olson from MA1S-24 were each sentenced to 12 years confinement, reduction to private, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and dishonorable discharges.

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Corporal Nathan R. Miller, HMH-463, was sentenced to 10 years confinement, reduction to private, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and a dishonorable discharge.

Sergeant Craig McNeill, HMH-463, was sentenced to 42 months confinement, reduction to private, and a dishonorable discharge.

Private Kevin J. Menden- hall, HMH-463, was sentenced to 18 months confinement, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and a had conduct discharge.

According to the Naval Investigative Service Special- Agent-in Charge here, Bruce Smart, the illegal drug activ- ity was exposed in late July, when the Marine came for-

Sun Tzu tops Commandant's List Sun Tess "The Art of War" has been named the 1990

"Commandant's Choice" for the professional military education reading program. The intention is that the hook or group of books named "Commandant's Choice" will he read and discussed by Marines of all grades. For mone information see ALMAR 16/90.

All-Pro Tony Munoz heads Prayer Breakfast line-up

All-pro offensive tackle Tony Munoz of the Cincinnati Bengals heads this year's line-up as the keynote speaker for the 1990 National Prayer Breakfast.

ward with information about drug trafficking within MAG- 24 .

The case was first turned over to the Criminal Inves- tigation Division, but was later passed on to the Naval Investigative Service because of the drugs involved in the case. Marijuana, cocaine, crystal methamphetamine and LSD were being distrib- uted by the Marines.

Approximately 25 suspects were picked up for prelimi- nary questioning by NIS, said Smart. From the substantial amount of information gath- ered by these interviews, the key figures involved in the distribution of drugs were narrowed to the five Marines who were later convicted. The other suspects, most of whom were users rather than traffickers, either have faced, or will face, non-judicial punishment by their commanding officers.

Major Robert E. Kaainoni Jr., military justice officer

with the SJA's Office, said the trafficking involved "user quantities."

"The traffickers were pay' ing approximately $200-300 at a time for their drugs, and turning around and selling the drugs in $20-50 quanti-

ties to their buyers," he said. "We believe their market

was about 25.35 Marines in MALS-24, although we can't be sure of the exact size," said Kaainoni. "We do know that Olson, Donnelly and Miller were operating for a profit - it was business."

Smart said the cases will lead to further investigations, including the civilian sources of the drugs sold by the convicted traffickers. Al- though he couldn't go into detail as to the nature of these cases, he did comment that NIS is currently working in conjunction with the Honolulu Police 'Department.

All five cases that went to trial were heard by IACol. B. A. Caro, Chief Judge of the Island Circuit, while Capt. Joseph A. Rutigliano, of the Staff Judge Advocate's Of- flee, served as the prosecut- ing attorney.

Marking regulation cancelled CMC. Washingtnn D.C.

The external marking of utility uniforms with the owner's name, that was im plemented by ALMAR 018/ 90, has been canceled by ALMAR 022/90.

Marines who have previously marked their names on the exterior of the utility uniforms in compliance with the ALMAR may continue to wear these utilities until a replacement is required.

There will be a one -time remarking provision for Ma rines who change their names or purchase previously marked clothing. Individuals who utilize this provision will position the second marking immediately above the first marking. When remarking the trousers, place the second marking above the pocket flap. The first marking will he blocked out so that it is no longer decipherable.

In the early 1950s, President Eisenhower initiated the National Presidential Prayer Breakfast for the purpose of drawing together people of all faiths. The National Prayer Breakfast is an annual event in the

Kaneohe Bay community. Held at the Windward Enlisted Club, the breakfast is scheduled for Feb. 1, and is open to all ranks. The serving line opens at 5:30 a.m. with the program beginning nt lilt a.m.

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Helicopter crewmember still missing By tAttgl. Kathy L. Cabot

One Marine remains mica ing after the CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter he was a crewmember aboard plunged into the Pacific Ocean 24 miles South East of Oahu Monday night.

Missing is Cpl. Kenneth W. Brown, 29, from Birmingham, Ala.

Three other crewmembers were rescued at the site, short- ly after impact, by a Search and Rescue team from Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron. They remain in stable condition at Triplet Army Medical Center.

Injured were: The pilot, Capt. Bryce K. Cameron, 32, from St. Louis; copilot, lstLt. Michael D. Busanaky, 25, of Lancaster, Pa.: and Cpl. Den- ver R. Lambuth, 26, from Deer Park, Texas.

The crew was practicing night deck landings aboard the USS Alamo , which was operating approximately 35 miles from Oahu.

The search for the missing Marine continues with efforts being coordinated by the Coast Guard Joint Rescue Center. The Coast Guard Cutter Gape Corwin , Navy Destroyer USS Ingersoll and the USS Alamo are searching the area amid high seas and heavy winds.

The cause of the mishap is currently under investigation.

7th Comm does data in the dirt

By Chi S.A. Bailey

The Marines of Co. B, 7th Communications Bn. recently received a new piece of equipment which will enable faster and more accurate transmission of information in the field.

The AN/PSC-2 Digital Communications Terminal (DCT) is a hand-held device that enables users to rapidly prepare, transmit, and receive both text and graphic messages (coded or uncoded) over standard military radios or field wire. The DCT uses a burst transmission which minimizes vulnerability to enemy radio direction find- ing and jamming when used instead of voice communications.

"It's basically a field word processor," said ?th Comm. Operations Officer WU. David Olszowy. "It's been at

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Commandant relocates 7th Marines to Twentynine Palms

Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. A.M. Gray has decided to relocate the 7th Marine Regiment and its direct support artillery battalion, 3d Rn., 11th Marines, and a detachment of truck company Marines from Camp Pendle ton to Twentynine Palms. The decision is based on a 1980

force structure study group's recommendations toward a number of warfighting enhancement initiatives. Upon relocation to Twentynine Palms, command of the 7th Marines and 3/11 will he retained by MGen. John P. Monahan.

HAWAII MARINE January 25, 1990

Welcome to

MAGTF-land as CPI S A Bailey

The Commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. A M.

Gray, spent Jan. 18 aboard the Air Station hosting the

Commandants of the Republic of Korea and

Royal Thai Marine Corps. General Gray organized the

meeting to allow professional exchanges between the U.S. Marine Corps and free-world Marine Corps' in the Pacific

Basin and enhance the foreign generals' awareness of the U.S. Marine's combat capabilities.

At 9 a.m., the generals'

A flurry of Marines rush from a pair of helicopters during a raid demonstration at Fort Hese Beach here.

party inspected a Brigade Service Support Group-1 honor guard during a ceremony at Dewey Square, which included a 21-gun salute by Headquarters and Service Bn., Camp H.M. Smith. After the FMFPac Band played the Korean, Thai and American national anthems, the Thai and Ko- rean Commandants departed for Fort Hose beach, where the 3d Marine Regiment and MAG-24 staged a prisoner of war rescue raid. General Gray joined his counterparts after

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LtCol. Howard P. Shores, training officer for 1st MEB's G-3 section, elaborates on the Regiment's raid demonstration for Marine Commandants (left) Vice Mm. Preeda Kanjanarat of Thailand and (right) LtGen. Choi Kap-Jin of Korea. Also pictured is tat MEB CG BGen. R.L. Phillips (far right) and two Royal Thai Marine staff members.

talking with the students and staff of Brigade Schools at the ceremony.

The Commandants then moved to the Station rifle range, where they saw the AT-4 rocket launcher fired, a bunker annihilated by the shoulder-launched, multi-purpose assault weapon (SMAW), and the firing of the M1249 island automatic weapon (SAW) and the Till cal., M-001,1

and 20mm machine-guns.

The Korean and Thai gen crab; then fare -fired the 9mm and .45 cal pistols, the M40A1 sniper rifle, and the SAW.

The generals were then driven to Hangar 103 for a

static equipment and weapons display staged by BSSG I, MAG-24 and 3d Marines. Capabilities of Co. A, 3d Medical Bn., and 21st Dental Co. were demonstrated first.

Later, the generals moved through a weapons exhibition set up by Co. I and Weapons Co., 3d Bn., 3d Marines, and Battery A, let

12th Marines. Second Platoon, Co. A, 3d Recon- naissance Bn., showed off the Zodiac military inflatable boat, and the 3d Marines'

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Cpl Jnon pant A recon Marine manuevera toward the objective during the raid

demonstration.

special training section answered questions about the Rigid Raider boat as the Thai Commandant climbed aboard.

The static display was rounded out by an F/A-18 Hornet strike fighter from VMFA-232, a CH-46 helicop-

ter from HMM-364 and a CH- 53 helicopter from HMH-463.

Following a luncheon at the Officers Club, the group was tranaported to Kansas Tower for a two-hour discussion of the day's events and brief. ings on Marine air/ground task force capabilities.

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ment Division, Manpower and Reserve Affairs Depart- ment, Headquarters Marine Corps.

General Gray stressed the absolute importance of a balanced fleet to a maritime nation, and used the Pacific Command's vast geographi- cal area of responsibility as an illustration of the signifi- cance of naval forces in U.S. defense responsibilities. Gen. Gray commented that with increased trade and more country-to-country contacts occurring in the region, there is a need for increased eta hility to allow these initiatives to flourish.

According to ('en. Gray, crisis intervention and main- taining the freedom of sea lintel of communication are still - and possibly will become even more - critical elements of 11 S. defense strategy. "In the future, as we Nee dynamic changes in the world, seapower and maritime capabilities will be more important than ever before," he said. "We'll see more, not less, requirements for naval forces as an effective threat deterrent. The future of the sea services looks bright "

With regard to rapidly on folding event, in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, the Commandant cautioned against the weakening of the

saginen M CM* tn Lttlion. Choi Kap-iln, Commandant of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps, examines a shoulder-launched, multi-purpose assault weapon that was on display during the Commandants' visit to the Air Station.

North Atlantic Treaty Organi- zation. However, he predicted the increasing importance of naval forces in that area of the world in light of the projected drawdown of U.S. land forces there.

The firepower, flexibility and readiness of Marine Air- Ground Task Forces make the Navy-Marine Corps team the most probable and effective military response force avail. able to the National Com mend Authoritieri, according to the Commandant. "Ono call to one warrior gets it all." Gen. Gras. said.

On the seeiond dal' of the

symposium, lAGen. Milligan briefed the Commandants on the capabilities of Fleet Ma- rine Force, Pacific. Using Gen. Gray's previous corn. merits as a framework, the senior Marine in the Pacific focused hie remarks on MAGTF closure to crises con. tigenciee in the region, nod, moat importantly, the fire power, tactical mobility and suatainability these forces would bring with them.

Referring specifically to amphibious assault- con figured M AGTFS and the Mar Rime Prepomitioning Force, I glen Milligan stressed that "it is snotsinshilitv that sets

Gen. A.M. Gray talks tactics with BGen. R.L. Phillips, let MEB Thai officer during the raid demonstration

us (naval forces) apart from other criaisreeponne forces." Amphibious assault shipping and nine MPF ships (two squadrons) are stationed in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, and are prepared to rapidly support contingency MAGTF deployment and employment throughout the region. This combination of flexible combat power and mobile legostica offer the rapid closure and combat "staying power" needed of a credible, rapid-response force, said the Commanding Gener al.

lieutenant General Milligan expressed his appreciation to [Allen. Choi and Vice Adm. Preeda for the excellent training opportunities that are available to FMFPac Marines and sailor,. Pacific Marines

routinely train with Korean and Royal Thai Marines during annual Pacific Com- mand exercises such as Team Spirit and Cobra Gold, as well RA during smaller-scale exercises that provide small-unit leaders and staffs the unique opportunity to train with allied counterparts.

General Gray said the symposium - which he envisions hemming s biennial event - was very beneficial because of the "fresh viewpoints and ideas" that were shared among the Commandants about current capabilities and requirements for the future. "The knowledge, experience, croxe training and confidence that Marines share, no matter what country they may be from, are crucial to under

commanding general and a

standing and preparing for the future," he said.

General Gray and his fellow Commandants were en- thusiastic that the three-day session in Hawaii would result in increased training opportunities and closer communication. Following up on the spirit provided by the symposium, Vice Ulm Preeda returned to Thane le vie the Republic of Rem t - as a guest of liGen. Ct ri, whom he had never personally met prior to the symposium.

The symposium concluded with a visit to the Air Sta- tion, where the Comman- dants observed let MRS Marines and sailors during training exercises, and viewed part of the MER's equipment and weapons.

January 25,1990

Shake, rattle and roll The Foreign Object Damage (FOD) Shakers, located on each side of the flight line, have been completed and are in full operation. The shakers are designed to knock debris from vehicles before they cross the runway. Shakers can greatly reduce the amount of FOD in aircraft intake systems. All vehicles on station are required to drive over the shakers. Violaters will have their base decals removed, receive traffic citations and lose their Station driving privileges for 30 days.

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Commandant recognizes top Marines Promotes, awards Camp Smith Marines

By Sgt. a. B. Little Camp H. M. Smith

CAMP H.M. SMITH - Two Camp H.M. Fmith Marines were promoted by the Commandant of the Marine Corps during a surprise cere mony Jan. 17.

The ceremony honored the Marines as Noncommis- sioned Officer of the Year itnd Marine of the Year for Headquarters and Service Battalion, FMFPac/Camp 11.M. Smith.

Sergeant Lisa Vigneau, an administrative clerk in the G- S Division and Cpl. Rueben Trevino, a military policeman here, were promoted to their present ranks and awarded Navy Achievement Medals by the Commandant.

Vigneau, of Chicago, also received en NCO sword from Sergeant Major of the Ma- rine 'Corps SgtMaj. David Sommers, on behalf of the Staff NCO{ of Camp Smith. Trevino, of Pasadena, Texas, received a silver Marine Corps ring and dinner for two at the Plaza Club in recognition of his selection as Marine of the Year.

Vigneau was selected as NCO of the year from among the Marines who had previously been named NCO of

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Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. A.M. Gray poses with newly promoted Sgt. Lisa Vigneau and Cpl. Reuben Trevino, both Camp Smith -based Marines, after the Commandant recognized the Marines as NCO Marine of the Year for HOSVC Bn., FMFPac, and Camp Smith. Also pictured are (I-r) SgtMaj. David Sommers, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps; SgtMaj. Arthur W. Nottingham, FMFPac sergeant major, and SgtMaj. J.J. Knowles, HOSVC Bn./Camp Smith sergeant m

the Quarter during 1989. Trevino was selected as

Marine of the Year from among the Marines previously selected as Marine of the Quarter during 1989. His accomplishments had earlier led to his selection as Mili- tary Policeman of the Month, and as Marine of the Quar- ter.

"All the Marines who ap- peared before the selection hoard have excelled in their duties to the Corps," said

SgtMaj. J. J. Knowles, Ser- geant Major of Headquarters and Service Battalion and Camp H.M. Smith. "But these two Marines epitomize what all these young Marines have in devotion to Corps and the community."

"I couldn't believe I was promoted by the Comman- dant," said Vigneau. "This has been an incredible day. It all seems like a dream, but I'll remember it for the rest of my life."

Trevino said, "I've heard other Marines tell stories of the Commandant visiting their commands, talking with them, and promoting them on-the-spot, but I always thought they were just stories."

In his remarks, the Com- mandant noted that when a Marine is promoted, he or she has shown the ability to grow, to meet expectations and to go on to even bigger and better things.

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rn.nines from Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-24 join of other marchers In honorirq Dr. Martin Luther King

Jr. during a parade held in his honor. The platoon was led by WO J.E. Nunn, Supply Response Division officer and platoon guide, Sgt. B.R. Bisnette, aviation supply clerk.

`Food Locker' is there to help Navy Relief Society Kaneohe say Office

Finances can sometimes get spread very thin for young Marines and sailors starting a family. To relieve some of the burden, Navy Relief has set up what it calls the "Food Locker," to help families get past brief crisis situations.

"The Food Locker fills a vital need for our military community by helping sail ors and Marines help themselves," explained Lisa Fran- klin, a Navy Relief volunteer and chairman of the Food Locker. The Food Locker is maintained at every Navy Relief office, and according to Franklin, it is used as "a temporary measure to help alleviate the problems eery- icemembers may have."

The Food Locker can provide a bag of grocieries, diapers, baby food, and for- mula - enough to see a family through a one or two day crisis. "The Food Locker is designed as a 'short-term fix' to help a family who has no food in the house and no where to turn," she said.

The Food Locker is used quite frequently but "we need to let everyone know that it is here to help them through an emergency so the service member can better concern trate on resolving the crisis without worrying about how to feed the family," Franklin said.

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Under cloudy conditions and intermittent showers, a platoon of Marines from MALS-24 last week joined hundreds of other Honolulu marchers in honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

MALS-24 represented the Marine Corps al part of Hawaii military participation in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Parade in Waikiki.

The federal holiday, observed Jan. 15 to commemo- rate Dr. King's birthday, was officially celebrated for the second time in Hawaii. The State proclaimed it a legal state holiday in June 1988, joining the national recognition of the day honoring the slain civil rights leader.

In addition to the State and Federal governments' recognition of the holiday, local Marine commands also paused to honor Dr. King.

At Camp H.M. Smith, Dr. King's birthday was observed during the Headquarters and Service Battalion, FMFPAC Morning Colors Ceremony. The ceremony, which was also attended by members of the !Miff of the Commander -

in- Chief, Pacific, was high- lighted by musical selections performed by the band, and by reflections of Dr. King presented by the guest speaker; Major L. J. Lewis, supply officer, Camp H.M. Smith.

"The important thought," Aftid Lewis, "to be remembered on this day, is that Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was an extraordinary man. Black - yes. But more importantly, an American who believed. Judge not a man by the color of him akin, but by the content of his character."

Special commemorative meala were offered at the mess halls here and at Marine Barracks Hawaii (Pearl Har- bor).

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The DCT can transmit over any radio in the Marine Corps inventory, and can also use telephone lines. Messages, reports, and even entire maps are entered and then sent to a receiving unit in one to three seconds. Besides the obvious saving of time, this virtually eliminates any possibility of enemy detection.

"It takes at least 10 to 15 seconds to get a fix on a transmission source so its origin can be determined and its frequency jammed," said Olszowy. Plus, if a frequency is jammed, the I)CT will wait for a break in the frequency before transmitting. The DCT then displays either "no response" or "message ac- knowledged" so the sender can be certain hie transmission was received.

"I've had cm la of opera. Honed experience with these in the field," said Olszowy. "Commanders are pretty excited about having this piece of gear. It's more precise and accurate, and saves a lot of time. Guess- work is eliminated, because messages are received exactly as they are transmitted."

During a command post exercise last year, Olszowy gave a class on the I/CT to the commanding general and chief of staff, According to Olszowy, the commanding general has directed that every unit in the 1st MEB have DCTs. He has given classes on the DCT to 3d Marines, BSSG -1, MAG.24, and let Radio Bn., in preparation for its operational commitments, such as the current Pohakuloa Train- ing Area (PTA) exercise. "This year's PTA will be the first time the DCT will la used operationally by the entire Brigade," Olszowy said.

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Houses provide 'top flight' radar protection MCAS-2 erects another 'golf ball'

Story end photo by Cpl. Jason Erickson

The "giant golf balls" on the hill above the flight line are multiplying. Once, there were none, then one, two and even three popped up. Now there's another one in the works.

But they obviously aren't golf balls - no one has clubs that big. They're actually "houses" for radar equipment used by Marine Air Control Squadron-2. The fourth of these "radomes" is currently being constructed to house the AN/TPS- 59 long-range radar, which MACS-2 has had since July 1986.

Since this radar, as well as the other three dried by the squadron, is built to with- stand the rigors of the weather, the dome, help add to the longevity of the

machinery, according to SSgt. David Marcussen, the NCOIC of the project.

Each dome is made up of a network of diamond-shaped fiberglass panels. There are approximately 360 panels in each dome. The round shape, explained Marcussen, allows for the structure to be com- pletely self supported exter- nally.

Although the cement base for the new dome is being emplaced by civilian contractors, the task of erecting the panels is being handled by Marines of the squadron.

The project began just before Christmas, and Marcussen estimates that it should be completed by the end of February. It was expected to be done sooner, he said, but recent high wind conditions have delayed the progress.

The Squadron's radar equipment is a combination of two short-range radars, both AN/ TPS-63's, that cover up to an 80 mile radius and two long- range radars, the "59" and "32." These radars are used to support MAG-24 in garri- son as well as at sea for ground intercept.

"If the unit deploys, the radar, go right along with them," Marcuesen said. He added, however, that the radomes themselves are not built to be mobile, and would remain in place.

The "59" has been in use since the squadron got it, and plans have been underway to construct the fourth dome for it since its purchase, but contracting to have the cement base implaced had delayed the project.

The dome Is halfway to completion. It has been under construction since Mid-DecernIn.,

Staff NCO Wives Scholarship

Applications for the Staff NCO Wives' Club Scholarship are available at the Family Service Center, Navy Relief, Dependent Recreation, the thrift chop, Enlisted Club, Staff NCO Club, Joint Education Center and the Armed Services YMCA.

For more information, call Sandra Clayton at 254.6852

Women Marines Association Convention

The 30th biennial Worn it Marines Association's Con- vention will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Denver, Colo., July 3-7.

For more information, call Virginia Allred at (609) 629- 9054.

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USO volunteers needed

USO Hawaii needs volun teers to help run its two airport centers and the new family and community centers rt Fort DeRussy.

For more information, call Molly at 836-3361.

MPs to hold bicycle rodeo

The Military Police will present a bicycle rodeo at the Mokapu Elementary School Feb. 3 at 10 a.m. The purpose of the rodeo is to enhance bicycle safety aboard the Air Station. The MPs will also have a bicycle registration station and a obstacle course for children ages 6-12.

For more information, call Cpl. Menedez or Cpl. Apman, at 257-3425.

Remedial Education Services

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) review classes will begin aboard the Station Feb II) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Armed Forces Classification lest (AFCT) review classes will start Feb. 12 and will be

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A 30-day suspension of base driving privileges is the penalty for driving around the Foil shakers (metal grills in the pavement) at the flight- line crossing on Mokapu Road. Two Marines seen driving around the FOD shakers were reported to the

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This is the second of a two- part article on involuntary administrative discharges. Last week's column explained administrative discharges not involving misconduct. This week's column deals with administrative separations which do involve misconduct.

A Marine who is adminis- tratively separated due to misconduct normally receives an other than honorable (OTH) discharge. The reason behind this is that the discharge is based upon behav- ior that constitutes a signifi-

cant departure from the conduct expected of a Ma- rine.

Honorable discharges are earned by honest and faith- ful service, Although honorable discharges or general discharges (under honorable conditions) are possible in misconduct situations, this is a rare exception.

In 1989, the moat common cases for misconduct discharges involved minor disciplinary infractions, a pattern of misconduct, drug abuse and separation in lieu of trial by court-martial.

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Marines take it all in HASAC sweep Story end photo. by Cpl. Reginald M. Cole

The Hawaii Marine Men's Varsity Basketball Team defeated the Army squad 101- 73, Sunday at the. Station gym, earning them the 1990 Hawaii Armed Services Ath- letic Council (HASAC) championship.

This was the second tour- n:Iment meeting between the Marines and Army, the two- time defending HASAC champions. On Jan. 17, the Marines overcame it 16-point deficit to win a hard-fought game 74.69.

The championship game opened with the Marine team showing aggressive defense and rebounding, denying the Army any second shots. With five minutes gone from the game, the score was 4.3, Marines' favor.

The Marines shook their cold spell and started capital- izing on the Army's ineffec- tive 2-3 defense.

Like the first game, the Army was unsuccessful in containing Marine point guards Darryl Dyer and Walter Moore. At almost any point of the game, the two were able to penetrate deep into the lane for a high-per- centage jump shot or dish the ball off to fowards Rob Johnson and Nick Mitchell. the Marines were scoring on *Imost every transition.

Hawaii Marines' head coach Tim Hudson had found a flaw in the Army's game plan and was taking full advantage of it. The Army, frustrated by missing their shots, was dumbfounded by the rebounding of Mitchell and Johnson. By halftime, the Marines had taken a commanding lead of 41-25.

In the second half, the

Hawaii Marine Quentin Freeman, a forward with the varsity team, takes down the net after his team won the Hawaii Armed Service Athletic Council tournament.

Marines kept the pressure on offensively and defensively. With only four minutes off the clock, the Marines had bucketed a 50-30 lead.

The Army then came out of their defense and tried to

Freeman, who scored 38 points in the final game, cuts through Army traffic to score a bucket.

pressure the Marine point guards. On many occasions, Dyer and Moore were double and triple teamed, but the Army's attempts to contain them failed as the Marine squad maintained a 21 -point lead, 61-40.

Resorting to "Plan B," the Army tried to close the gap by shooting three-pointers. With 7:43 remaining in the game, the Army slowly began chipping away at the lead and closed the gap to 16 points. The Marines were up 73.57.

That would be the closest the Army would come. Adding fuel to the fire for the Marine squad was Quentin Freeman, who began taking the ball straight to the Army. When the middle closed up, he damaged the trailing soldiers even more by hitting long-range three pointers. With three minutes left, the Marines had stretched the lead to 89.66.

In desperation, the Army once again tried to depend

on their three-point game, but the tenacious defense of Sterling Williams and thereat of the Marines prevented an Army comeback.

In the last two minutes of

the game, the Marines chalked up 12 more points to do the Army in 101-73.

The game's high scorer was Freeman, who threw in 38 points. Rebounding honors

went to Mitchell with 18. "It's been a long time com-

ing," said Hudson. "What else can I say except that no one person won this tournament: the whole team did it."

The HASAC champs: (Kneeling, left-right) Andre Gaither, Walter Moore, Coach Tim Hudson, Willie Cooper, Darryl Dyer; (Standing) Rob Johnson, Freeman, Don Roland, Sterling Williams, Anthony Taylor, Nick Mitchell, Scotty Cooper and Tim Garza.

Women's team wins inaugural HASAC Story and photo by Cpl. Reginald M. Cot.

The Hawaii Marine Women's Basketball Team went down in history an island champions Monday when they edged past Army 73.72 in the 1990 Hawaii Armed Services Athletic Coun- cil tournament.

The win heralded them as the pioneers of the HASAC, as this wits the first Women's HASAC tournament.

In the first game of the double-elimination tournament Sunday, Army defeated the Marines 84-69. People were skeptical about the Marines' chances of winning against the faster Army squad, but Marines' head coach Art Rogiern had done his homework

"The other day, we didn't play our game," he said before the game. "Tonight we will just give Army the option to play half-court."

Army gained control of the tip-off, immediately going into their accelernted offense, and pulling ahead early in the game

Hut, the Marine's came storming hock when Tracy

Smith scored two fur the home team. Smith contin- ued by forcing a steal and converting for another bucket. The Marines' tenacious defense had Army all thumbs and the Marines took an 11.8 lead.

The Army team, relying on their speed, attempted to push the ball down court and feed it inside, but to their dismay, the Marines had shut it down. Forward Johnnie Jackson and center Yvonne Meza denied access to the middle, and the Marines took full advantage of Army's misfortunes, boosting the score to 19-12. For the first time in the tournament, the Marines weren't totally de- fenseless against Army's fast-break attempts.

With 8:52 left in the first half, the Marine, hod upped the lead to 21.14, but Army started to make a gpn. Two minutes later, Armenid tied the game at 23 all. When the 5:(X) mark rolled around, Army players turned up the intensity as though it were the last five minutes of the game, (Tenting several turn over(-

Army went ahead at the half, 34-28.

When the Marines came out for the second half, they immediately went into a full. court trap and attempted to put pressure on the ball before Army could build momentum. The trap was working for the Marines and they reduced Army's lead to two points.

After the Marines narrowed the gap, Army decided it was time to step up the pace, pulling away with a 5143 lead. The Marines, knowing they couldn't let Army stretch the lead, staged a comeback. With 11:00 left, the Marines closed it up to 52.48.

The Marines then attempted to go to the middle themselves. This proved (-witty for them as well, as the Army was waiting for the hall every time. From the Maritime' mistakes, the Army edged to a 58.54 lead. After that, both teams relied on their jump shots and began trading baskets. The Ma- rines proved victorious in the trade-off because, with 1'41 left in the game, the Marines had tied the game at 68.

The Army,ntarting to panic, began reaching for the ball and committing costly fouls. One ouch foul was when Nikki Persons was hacked going to the hole, but the basket and the extra point was good. With 27 seconds left, the Marines were up 71- 68. Within the last few seconds of the game, the Army team was able to gather four more points which put them at 72.

Hut Army's working was to no avail, as the Marines were able to put another basket in. This meant one thing - a Marine win, '73 -72.

The game's high scorers were Nikki Persons with Ill points and Tracy Smith a

close second with 15 Johnnie Jackson pulled down 11 rebounds to control the boards.

Brien Smith, Marines' its aintant resell attributed the win to a superior second half by the Marines.

"Intestinal fortitude, won it," said Rapiers. "The girls wanted this win.

Tracy Smith uses a soft touch to score over a defending Air Force player.

112 HAWAII MARINI.; January 26 1990

MAG Headquarters tops intramurals Beats Radio Bn. in clash of underdogs

George Refiners of 1st Radio Bn. takes a gander down the fairway during the title match against MAG-24. Refiners carded the low net with a 71, but It wasn't enough to give the team a victory.

Story and photo. by Col Jsson Erickson

In a drizzly, overcast nitres moral golf championship Jan.

MAG-24 Headquarters out-stroked and dethroned former two-time fall-season champions. 1st Radio fin., with a combined card of 220 for its top three men.

This was 11 strokes lees than their opponents, but in all fairness, Radio wasn't playing with a full deck of cards. Although each team is allowed four players, only the top three scores are counted. Radio, however, couldn't field its fourth man, and therefore didn't have the extra score to pick from.

The two teams came into the single elimination tournament which began Jan. 5 having both finished second in their respective divi- sions.

MAG-24 took a back seat to Brigade Navy during the season, as did Radio to MACS-2. The top four teams in each division qualified for the tournament, which cut the regular season field in half.

Two teams from HMH -463, a team from Avionics and a Dental Clinic team filled the rest of the playoff berths.

After the first round, however, both If M11-463 teams, Avionics and Brigade Navy, the top team in its Division in regular season play, bowed out. Although Brigade Navy had carded a respectable 230 combined, Dental blew its fellow sailors out to sea with a tournament

low total of 204.

In the semi -finale MAG-24 edged out MACS-2, 227 to 233, and Radio shut down Dental, 223-242.

Former scores and regular season records didn't make any difference in the championship though. It was a clean card upon which team members olaced their names, and that card alone would decide the victors.

Jim Garvey, MAG-24's strongest linkman, brought in three birdies during the 18 -hole match, which no doubt helped him tie teammate Robert Matson for low gross, with an 85. Garvey, however, has only a 3 handicap, and actually finished last on his team for low net. Matson, meanwhile, with a 12 handicap, tied teammate Ken Martin with an adjusted 73 scorecard. But honors go to George Button, of Radio, for low net with a 71.

Coming out of the front nine, MAG-24 had already established a three-stroke lead over Radio. The top three scores for MAG-24 added up to a net of 105, while Radio was just behind with a 108.

But on the back nine, Martin adjusted his game to pull himself out of a double- bogie slump, and finished just two strokes above his handicap to card a net 73. Mean- while, Robert Destefanis, of Radio, soared from a net 39 on the front half to a 49 on the hack, sealing any chance of a Radio victory.

Jim Garvey sinks a crucial putt. Garvey brought in three birdies during the tournament and tied for low gross score with an 95

Bike Race scheduled The Air Station will host a

Hawaii Armed Services Bike Race Sunday. Check-in will begin at 6:30 a.m., and the first race will start at 7:30 a.m. There will be Women's, Men's open, Men's Seniors and Masters division and prizes given to the top three finishers of each division.

For more information, contact Miles or John at 254- 2516.

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and a three-point contest during halftime of the intra- mural basketball champion. ship game Feb. 20. Prelimi- naries and semifinals for the contest will he Feb. 18, at 9 11 171

Scuba Locker to host open house The new Scuba Locker will

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Dependent volleyball league to start

The Dependent Women's Volleyball League will begin in late February. Anyone interested in fielding a team, or for more information, contact Dennis at 254-1272.

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I nservice training Recognition awards Free parking

1 Year experience in maintenance work preferred. but we will train

Apply in person at Aloha Health Care Center

45-545 Kam Hwy , Kaneohe

56 Schools S uvulasn

BATON Iwirliny now being details etails

PIANO Leseonh for bsCn- oars In your home Call 239.4405

COMPUTER tutor learn DOS, word prompt ut11. Ventura 20, other. Cell Warren 841-0010

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50 Help Wanted Male Female

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60 Help %Polo see Female

IL73 Apt, Furnithed

KANEOHE I rn studio available eb 8

235-8661

KANEOHE co,31 Pet10. /urn efficiency apt $500 inci 01111 M hurry ok 236-1194 abler pm

HOME &I APARTMENT / 6j

NEAR Swot I bdrm 9550, 2 bdrm., prkg $600

CHILD Dei/tomeis3t,Cen.00,10: 943-0004 Rent Mart Fe.

KAILUA Town. super , n 5% COLA &whelp/4p. bd.', walk to Plops $725 or. in not childhood .1- incl. WIT 233306 PEARL! 3 saris 0117 4 bdrm.. prk 9 $1200 °cation taperlence in

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share Mils Call Per 4 p rn RN MONEY reea,np 572 -4450

books, $30,000/hr Income __-rzt.,-. Dry,, pool, tennis. sec, no. -- gr°°°.° °eta" ,II8 "- Ef1,02,049.V1t; Vunde. ul'Olitles. t7:atti.°Arg..7,:f: VI

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AA 6 ii 2 bdrm, onto AFFOROASLE race pr vale

me 3 bdrm $75X I 010% 4441494 01214m 9430094 Rent men Fe. Ph 262-2212

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*1000 plbna...,1....1crt,;,eniogrutoroom

0094 Rent Man fee

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KAILUA-2bdrm w/poot Full Kitch . W/0 MP rood- March 2541341

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udents Work in sunshine Pn 242-2236

SPARE Ilnwt business yen lure People helplingpeople tern n Cel 52= Civro4.--d7 elflentAar:;

2a110,75,1ATIVeS 1

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of sooty In person WV time Foot roro Al Phillip The (Ammer pens- non ton treining

51S Lagoon 456 7048 ask tor Kathy

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rem / /lase $300 " p0648. 701 -1729

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TROPICAL studio Wen to wall ppm electric

over- looking Bam- boo forest $900/mo UM. Intl Avail 2/1 2474665

KAILUA I IMrm of . tropical selling Haps to Ph $45/dey 201-2634

RAILUA thcation Renal. Neer Beach Call 261.5174

5 acres COLORADO 54 975, Surveyed vim MOB. row mounter. .k. ere. trout fishing 105 down 105 payment. 565 Owner 800376 8890

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ST ACRE tots nr Newport. Wa 510 000 Loaf On ea.y terms Norm Nutter IRA) GR1 689-4033 Debra & Co

NANAWALE Estates Fee amle lot. swimrorng pooi. park,

p basketball ci club.

house 19500 0500 Gown Cell 922-8945 (En

5 PP., COLORADO SS 970' Surveyed. good road near mOtintainit. ilk, area trout. lisping $65 down 105 payments $65 Owner 806.376-8690

REPOSSESSED. Must sell 4 ;sauryset style steel bldg..

'2'50n30.",20.707 er.V. spa top pan a. ri tor balance owed or.). deirvery or ...tome& 90, 6rnos Can Bin 1.900-548-6871

I At .500.z msersr,e,

THIS regulatoon . raped under the authonty of the Secretary of Howsrng Pa Urban Depiopment to ad. rnintsteo and enforce Tone Pit of the C. Rights Act

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WAIMEA FALLS PARR We me currently seeking Ind.. yid.% to, emptoyment In. following Dept. Tour (English &Japanese speak- mu Huts Help Charlie'. Country Store, grounle keeptng onsintnenc .Ar.ply.T.g.rsr,. perk.

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. ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

for HOUSEKEEPING/ LAUNDRY

ASSISTANTS.

Part time on call positions.

$5.80 starting wage/hr. Air conditioned building *Beautiful new facility

;Health benefits 2 Weeks paid vacation/year Recognition awards Free parking

Some experience preferred but training available.

Apply in person at

Aloha Health Care Center 45-545 Kam Hwy., Kaneohe

EEOC Employer

: 60 Help Wanted U Male/Female IL--

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13SY ASSEMBLY any urs. $339.84 week family

. Earn $4417.92 monthly FREE 24 Hour Recording Flaveals Details. 801-379- 20O Ext. H103H.

krOBILE Car Wash. Earn $40-$75 a day average. 2F-2236.

E2PERIENCED Parents needed to work with trbubled children and tee- rigers in your home. Ex- tensive training and sup- prt. Tax-Free Stipend & room & board payment. soII Warren Aoki, CAtholic 0011arities. Ph. 536-1794. -

CLERICAL positions available! Sharpen your skills. i new companies. The

st temporary jobs are at force 455-3785.

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TUSECLEANERS want- Kailua & kaneohe area.

F/T hours. 261-4254. a

raoVERNMENT Jobs $700- 6g500 weekly! 623-3661 eat E-20 . WAITRESSES/Waiters. met Aides, part time. For Igo call Angie at 247-6211 Me- F 9-3pm. Pohai Nan i Kaneohe

a 414ILDCARE giver. Exper. referred, salary based on experience. Apply at Hickam Ohild Development Center,

, 1597. Phone 449-6898. equal opportunity em-

Iyer.

3: 0UN1ER PERSONS ts SUM!, Kapahulu

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ZAESARS CLEANERS 235-2533

le Ask for Thema

;MOM $$ Fun. exciting, emsy. Set your own hours. gtris 456-2950.

!TOR YOUR HEALTH Deli- olbus dietary fiber product. a different fibers, 20 che- II)ed minerals - plus outra- geous ground floor opprtnty. $10,000/mo. pa- Weal IVE DONE IT. Free laining. Call 261-5324.

DATA ENTRY - If you've 9et the touch we've got the

! ADIA EOE/No Fee 533-8889.

SECRETARY Excellent ver- bal/written & interpersonal stills. Organized, computer asp., mature. 30/hrs. $8/hr. Non-smoking. Environ- mental Kailua office. Ph. 15-6927.

ATENTION MILITARY families. ADIA needs you!

Tcitions for: Switchboard, tg. Clerks/Bookeeping

ypist. ADIA EOE/No Fee 5413-8889.

SOCIAL wrk.-Kitchen hlpr, II LPN Aides in geriatrics.

Shore Call wkdays ea8-8514.

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TtLEMARKETERS with experience needed immediately for part-time t

posi-

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Cash & Carry Skin So Soft cologn (Men & Women), talcs, deodorants, soffners.

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FREE GIFT WITH PURCHASE!

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60 Help Wanted Male/Female

CASHIERS/SALES Immed. PIT openings In Honolulu, Kaneohe &

Pearlrldge for retail shoes & clothing depart- ments.

537-5911 ext. 54 M-F 9 a in. to 4 p m

IRONING parson - 1

pieces of clothes per wee $10. Will deliver to you home in Aiea or Pearl Cit only, non-smoking hous 487-5976.

**AVON** $8.00 start up. 50% earnings possible. Free kit. Jo 395-6970.

AVON! Own your own bus. Be your own boss! Free sign-up. Kandy 235-7641.

SALES REP. needed FIT, PIT, 1 yr. food sales exp. perferred. Call or apply in person at Rocky Road Products 41-520 Hihirnanu Waimanalo, HI 259-7911.

For advertising information.

call Sun Press Classified

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SECRETARY Full-time secretarial position requires 40wpm typing & data processing exp. Lotus preferred. Must be reliable & personable. Call Linda at Sun Press/Midweek 235-5881 ext. 351.

PROGRAM DIRECTOR/ NEIGHBORHOOD DEVEL OPMENT Great opportunity for energetic & people oriented individual. F/T Position as community or- ganizer/outreach worker. Good communication & organizational skills amust. BA in Human Services pref., but will consider prior exp.. Knowledge of Kalihi- Palama community a plus. Send resume & cover letter to: PALAMA SETTLE- MENT, 810 No. Vineyard Blvd., Hon., Hi 96817 EOE

GROUP LEADERS A self awareness course designed around substance abuse is looking for grout, facilitators who have some knowledge of group dy- namics and listening skills acquired through education or life experience. P/T days $8 an hour starting. Pearl Harbor NADSAP Pro- gram. Send resume to Pearl Harbor NADSAP office Box 55, Naval Station Pearl Har- bor, Hi. 96860. Deadline 2/ 21/90 THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA IS AN AF- FIRMATIVE/ACTION EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.

ACCOUNTING/LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

Immediate Openings, quick pay. No fee. Cal.

Western Temporary Services Today!

524-0411 or 487-6669 FOE MFHV

LIFEGUARDS P/T, respon sible for pool operations & safety. Supervision o youth & adults during activities. Requires all curren certifications for lifeguards CPR, & first aid. Call 845 3945 ask for Verna. Palama Settlement.

SERIOUS Actors & Ac- tresses. Upcoming TV program, series. No exper. nec. Salary equals % of sales Call 845-4494

PARTNERS in Grime needs P/T, F/T cleaning employee. Train at $6/hr. 261-4926.

HANDYMAN for Christian School, 20 hr./week call 262-8501

PIANO teachers needed f/t & pit for the following areas: Pearl Harbor, Barbers Point, Mililani, & Schofield. Call Piano Lady: Mon.-Fri. 9-7 p.m.; Sat. 9- 12 p.m. 949-7674 ask for Barbara.

ORD PROCESSOR Im-1 ediate positions for word-

1

m erfect 5.0, Multi-mate, otus 1-2-3, displaywrite. DIA EOE/No Fee

33-8889. I

1.

AST growing cleaning co. eeds dependable honest ;hard working people.

food pay & benefits Mil- glary dep. welcome. Need Ihone. 486-4822.

111DWEEK ASSISTANT eatidWeek Magazine needs §n assistant like you if you can: answer phones pleas- antly 8 professionally, compose correspondence,

ilpe 45wpm, learn to use an M PC and a MAC, and

elp keep an editorial office sunning smoothly. All that e nd keep smiling too. Ac- Turacy and attention to the )mallest details are neces- ditties. If this hasn't scared

U away and you're look- .9 for an entry position in a world of journalism. all 235-5881 and ask for

ra Benedek. SI

NO Name Bar & Resuarant Full and part time wait person, Bartenders & cooks Cooks receive up to $6/hr. benefit plan avail. Applications 131 Hekili St., Kailua.

WELCOME newcomers in your area. Aloha Welcome Service. Call 921-4552.

CASHIER Fast Food Con- cession Stand in Hawaii Kai. F/T or PIT will train. Lisa 734-3322.

Accounting/ Bookkeeping

BOOKKEEPING & Tax service. 10 yrs. exper. including payroll, gen.

ledger & taxes. 422-714.8

COMPUTERIZED BOOK- KEEPING SERVICES. Business, professional, individual accounts. Depend- able, affordable. Free estimate. Call 254-6746

Appliances

WE service all makes & models on all major appls. Aaro Appliance 235-6817 or 235- 2677

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

DIRECTORY

Cleaning Electrical

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Pro service since 1968 Cali Ronn Albert 522-0193

GEE'S CLEANING Quick efficient work to remove dust, grime and dirt. Gina 672-9721.

HOUSECLEANING quick & clean, rates reasonable Call 247-3676 anytime.

WE will clean your home. $9/hr. Call for appt. 671-3269 or 679-8042

QUALITY work, ceiling fans, fixtures, addl tale lines inst. 732-5909

CEILING tan installation. Free est. Call 395-0395 C6052.

Floors/Tile

ACIFIC Quality Ceramic 'le. Free est. to $100 Call

Bobby 927-0453.

Graphics/Printing

HOUSECLEANING rest comml. Free est. Call Lori 262-2247.

FEATHER DUSTERS Qual- ity housekeepers you can trust in your home. Bonded. 833-1428.

'KARINA Maid Professional cleaning Commercial Residential *Boats 735-3025

HOME/comml./move-outs. Quality work, reliable, affordable, refs. 239-9387

SPARKLE Fresh Cleaning Kailua & Kaneohe only. Call 239-4918.

HOUSEPROUD Cleaning Res/comml. Reasonable. satisfaction guar. 623-8185

Construction/ Contracting

Carpentry

CUSTOM doors, windows & restoration. Kailua only. To $100. Michael 261-9470

ISLANDWIDE carpentry svc. Repair/remodeling to $100 20yrs exp. 263-3001

SUNSHINE Maintenance Co. Gen. carpentry, Red- wood fences &deck Quality work, reas. prices To $100 Steve 261-2638

Carpets

new & used. 3. Repairs & restretches Free est. Call 695-5761

D&M CONTRACTING, Inc. Gen contractor, planning, & design svc., new homes, additions, remodeling, all construction phases. Free est. Lic #14233 & insured Call 239-4546

PACIFIC Isle Contractors. Specialists in Kitchen &

Bath remodeling/addition. C114206. Ph. 623-4717

ADON CONSTRUCTION specialized in quality remdlng/home improvmnt and new construction. Lic. #ABC-9911. For appts. call 236-1110.

EXCAVATION, Bobcat work & hauling.Very reasonable. Call 254-2849 Lic #C-15406 & Insured.

CARPET & Upholstery cleaning/water extractions, ad worth $10 off. 947-4909.

BAREFOOT Carpets: Qua,. carpets, tile instal. & sales. To $100236-0231

Entertainment

Cleaning

CARPET & window cleaning by Jim Mc Coy. Profes- sional sec. 487-1927

MOBILE DJ'S A Touch of Class

Professional &

Experienced"

Linda & Roger 625-2804

EXPRESS Copy Center Your onestop print shop 10 Kam Hwy Wahiawa now! Color copies 622-2679

Handyman

J. L HANDYMAN Home repairs & reno- vation, remodeling, termite, water rot damage. Free estimate.

Ph. 236-0052 MICHAEL A. PIERCE Home improvements & repairs. 833-5427 tele-pgr. 526-8746.

JACK'S Home repair. Jal- ousie windows, carpentry work & garbage disposals Free est. To $100. Ph. 536-8907

HOME Maint., plumbing, electric, carpentry, To $100. Ph. 263-4768 Paul

BOB a handy man to know Inside/outside home repair. To $100. Ph. 735-2196

Hauling

GOT things to haul in a hurry'? have no worry, give Masa a call. 734-1192

Painting

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

ISLAND Budget Painting & mildew wash. Quality wrk to $100 ins, refs. 239-5058

PACIFIC PARADISE Paint- ers. Custom it-ext. painting. low rates. Free est to $100.Call Bobby B. 927-0453 H: 422-8289

PAINTING (comm/res)- repairs, mildew treat., spraywash. Lic. Free est. 845-1255 "Cat"

PAINTING. Inside & outside & wallpaper hanging. Quality work, reasonable prices. Free est. Call 396-9674.

Masonry

CERAMIC Tile work, over 30yrs. exp. We tile anything. New or remodel. To $100. Bill 531-0230/ 261-6462.

Fainting

PAINTING. Father & Son. Nice work. Free est. To $100 455-8971.

LEE'S Painting 20 yrs business exp. Lic #C-3858. 247-1454

Plumbing

PLUMBING, home rpr & drain cleaning. Call Miracle Maint. for free est. 486-5645. Tele-pgr. xxx 526-8568 up to $100

KANEOHE Plumbing Re- pairs & remodeling. Lic. C9153. 239-9262 Free est.

Professional Services

ORGAN Piano player- weddings Christian Church 247-7529

WINDWARD VW Clinic Mobile Auto Repair Shop.

Call 247-2525.

Repair

FREE Estimate

Pickup & Del.

TV & VCR REPAIRS Fad, effleitat, =sand*

priced seeks 31 yeas menace

HysonT.V.Ik Bedronics 254-6544

ACOUSTIC Ceilings & dry- wall texturing, low rates, good references. Free est. up to $100. Bobby 927-0453/422-8289

CUSTOM picture framing. Under $100. Call 239-5710 anytime

Remodeling

PATIO & new additions repair/remodel. Clifford lwane #C-447. 677-4695

REMODELING Additions Wood Decks #BC12339 Call John 247-2287

Repair

CANE chair repair, also rush weave. Professional quality work guaranteed. Call 734-6492

HOME repairs and improvements by Paul Plumb- ing, electrical and carpentry. Call 254-6012

DEPENDABLE, complete door service: repair, hang, trim, dead bolt. Refs., to $100 847-1876

Sewing/Alterations

JUDY'S Fashion & Creation Custom sewing/alteration. Free p/u & del. 239-5601

HOME SEWERS: Sew like a PRO! Convert your sewing machine to a serger w/ simple attachment Fits all zig-zag home sewing machines. Lina 487-6897.

AFFORDABLE Sewing. Clothing, alterations & drapes. Call 423-2899

Yard Service

DISTINCT LANDSCAPES yard & rock garden installation/maintenance. Call or Iv. msg. 263-7777

LEEWARD Service Electri- cal repair, qual svc to $100 696-6065.

DAVE'S Tree Svc. Free estimate, insured. To $100. Call 261-5342

CDK Lawn Svcs. Mowing, trimming, weeding to $100 Free est. Cliff 455-5190.

TREE Trimming/removal to $100. Reas, free est. insured 696-7353

SANTOS Yard Service Mowing, Trimming, weeding. Free est. 676-3530

TREE Svc. Lrg. removal to ornamental trimming. 12yrs. exp. #C14433 Free est. All Paradise Tree Svc. 695-8228.

LAWN & Garden reasonable & reliable.

Experienced. 623-0830

CUTTER MITSUBISHI Suddenly, the obvious choice!

DEMO SALE $1000 REBATE or 5.9 FINANCING*

QUALITY garden svc & all phases. 261-6882. Leave message.

1990 ECLIPSE $1000 ATE or 5.9 FINANCING' ON ALL MODELS INCLUDING GXS WITH SUN ROOF, ILIPBO GS DOHC

GET CASH OR USE IT AS A DOWN, YOU CHOOSE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 20 to choose from

DEMO SIGMA 4 DOOR Auto, A/C, Power Windows,

Locks, Etc.

M1934 $115488

4wir,

DEMO MONTERO 4 DOOR LS A/C, Power Windows & Locks,

AM/FM Cass with EQ

M2648 16,688

DEMO GALANT 4 DOOR A/C, AM/FM Cass, Automatic

M2555 $11,366

DEMO GALANT LS Auto, A/C, Power Windows, & Locks

M2557 $1 1 988 -a

DEMO GALANT GS Fully Loaded Including Sunroof

M2686 13,744

1990 MIGHTY MAX P/U

M2588 $6388

rTh

KAILUA Yard Service Call 247-4642

FREITAS yd svc. reasnbl. Hedge trimming, hauling & tree trimming. 254-6032


ATHLETIC man desires same for weekend workout partner. Good pay & transportation. Call 942-1011.

AVON! Free gift, work your own hours, up to 50% profit. Kathryn 423-0693, Char 834-2835

MEDICAL Assistant for Pe- diatric Office in Kailua, part time, exp. pref. 262-6551.

ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR Full-time. Responsible for all patient activities. Strong leadership and interpersonal skills required. Cota, OT or recreation background/ office preferred.

OFFICE CLERK Full-time, Computer, general Office, Strong typing and interpersonal ability.

ANN PEARL INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITY

247-8558 Mon.-Fri. 8am-4pm


SECRETARIES PIT position for someone capable of using word processor/ typewriter & answering phones. Flex hrs. Military spouse welcome. Call 236-1110.

LLOYDS is back & better than ever! America's #1 party plan is hiring demonstrators, no collecting!, no delivering!, no invest- ment!Call Terry 839-2534 also dating shows.

SCHOOL Teacher. $8.06/hr. Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or related field preferred. Apply at Hickam Child Development Center, Bldg. 1597. Phone 449-6898. An equal opportunity employer.

HOUSECLEANERS MORE GREAT

PEOPLE WANTED

WE TRAIN! UP TO $7/HR.

After Training No Experience Necessary

Be Your Own Boss! Days Only.

Flex work schedule I ull or part time Car preferred but not nec Bonus. mileage. vac . employee incentive programs. advancement Opptys L. other great benelits Nation's leading home cleaning co

Military S Housewives welcome

MERRY MAIDS, INC.

841.4133 lot appointment 1415 Dillingham Blvd 0202

RECEPTIONIST-Assistant needed at Kaneohe Opto- metric Ofc. Experience preferred, but will train 235-4973.

COOK/Shopper, small private school, 20.hr. Call 262-8501

REP for office machine sales. Permanent F/T position for a self-motivated person w/previous sales exp., & own car. Great potential. Call 839-1981.

PAINTER Wanted P/T, possibly F/T. Call 396-4221 iv msg.

EDUCATION Technician. $26,447-$27,070 22.5% COLA Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or related field & early childhood teaching exper. preferred.Apply at Hickam Child Development Center, Bldg. 1597. Phone 449-6898. An equal opportunity employer

SALES Demonstrators Full/Part time in person demonstrators for televi- sion promoted products. (Sears, Shirokiya, Ex- changes & other exciting locat ions). Flex. schedules. retired military 8. wood- workers welcome. NU Life Products Inc. Call for appt. 845-8839.

TELEMARKETERS 12 needed. Salary + comm. Benefits, flex hours. Call 735-6452

P/T Accountant versed in 0/Base. Dr. Eastwood 239-7657.

HOUSECLEANERS, reliable, exp., honest, references, phone, good benefits, transportation available. 623-8185

EARN MONEY Reading Books! Excellent income potential. Details. (1) 805- 687-6000 Ext. Y-4031

NOW HIRING! U. S. Postal Service Listings. Salary to $65K. Entry level positions. Call (1) 805-687-6000 Ext. P. 4031

SECRETARY Employment on the beautiful Windward side with no traffic or parking woes. Self starter to perform a variety of office and secretarial duties. IBM PC Word Processing exp. helpful. Good typing skills. Non-smoker. Min. salary $6.50 an hour. Commensu- rate with exp. We are willing to train if you have basic office skills Mail resume to Oceanic Institute, Makapuu Point Waimanalo, Hi. 96795 EOE

WHY FIGHT THE

BATTLE OF THE HIU.

EACH DAY???

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KAH.0A a KANEOHE! WAREHOUSE/I UMBERYARD

Sm caPef-AnCliSu us., rso work. en needed. Involves customer sen/sce. writing invoices, loading trucks, stocking lumber,etc. Out- door. physical work! Alea lookhg for poisons with asceatiorsal owed- IMULA-012111& In forklift operation and Type 5 trucking for our delivery and lumberyard operations. HARDWARE MI FS 67Crif

OPFNINC-Ic Experience in one or more areas required: Plumbing, Dec-Meal, General Hard- ware. Pak-it, Deploy. Pur- chasing. SEVERAL OPENINGSI

DYNAtvlIC. GROWING WINDWARD COMPANYt

APPLY IN PERSON

PROMPTLY! KAILUA SHOPPING CENTER

UPSTAIRS

Acton *cm UMW BOWIE

Executive Sales Secretary

Advertising Department is seeking a sharp, outgoing individual who has a high energy level, excellent communication skills and the ability to work under pressure.

Must be able to type 60 wpm, knowledge of word processing and at least 2-3 years experience. Excellent salary commensurate with experience, medical, dental and profit sharing.

Call Dianne LoMonie IVEdWatic 235.5881 Sun Press


GENERAL OFFICE

CLERKS/RECEPT.

Western Temporary Services wants you or immediate openings Ouick Pay No Fee

Call 524-0411 or 487-6669 EOE MFHV

JANITOR needed Mililan Church & Pre-school. 30hr week. Flex. schedule 623-6663.

POOL Svc. Technicians. Training provided, responsible people only need apply. 263-6653.

62 Domestic Help Wanted

BABYSITTER my home for 18mos old, M-Th, 7am- 2pm. Kailua. 261-0982

PARTTIME babysitter in my Maunawili home for a 10 month old 262-9920 pay negotiable.

SEEKING full time babysitter for 3-8 yr. old. Mililani Uka, my home or yours. 625-7146.

NEED Pr!' baby sitter for 2 small children in my home. Ph. 624-6861.

MOTHER'S helper, Mon- Fri. 3pm-8pm Call Mrs. Hiranda 263-4650

HELP! Working family desperately

seeking dependable housekeeper. Pref. own trans. KMCAS 254-1491

RELIABLE baby sitter needed for 7 yr. old, my home. Mon. 4 to 9:30 p.m., Wed. 4 to 7 pm. Fri. 5 to 9:30 p.m. Sat. 8 am. to 1:30 pm. 261-3233. 262-5950

BABYSITTER needed. M-F 5-9pm. Lite house work. Must have car. $5/hr. +

benefits. Hawaii Kai. 396-6038_

62 Domestic Help Wanted

AMY in Mililani, baby sitting job with Leslie on Wheeler is yours. Call 624-6861.

63 Jobs Wanted

BOOKKEEPING - your books, my home evenings. Weekends - Reasonable 262-9429

PROFESSIONAL will provide quality cars for elderly in my home. Call 235-8661

EXP. babysitter willing to babysit at my home night time 6 p.m-7a.m. Call 261-2091 Kailua.

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

BEST Buddies Childcare, Safe, Fun & Reliable. Kai- lua/Aikahi 254-3637.

WILL do childcare in my home. Wahiawa St. licensed. 621-5666.

LOVING Mom will babysit in my Kaneohe home. Meals & snacks. 235-6867.

WILL babysit my Wahiawa home. M-F 1yr. & up. 622-2847.

QUALITY Childcare large fenced yard. Caring & Fun! Kailua/Aikahi area. 254-9999.

AFTER School program has openings (Mililani) Call 625-6925. State lic. & patch registered.

WILL babysit in my Mililani home, days 6: 30-? M-F. 623-7420.

120 Home Furnishings

5 PC. rattan set, excellent condition. $200. Call 254-3764.

BLUE recliner, 2 pc. living rm. sofa, 3 pc wood frame living rm set, deluxe office chair, sleeper sofa, office magazine rack, Barber chair. Call 261-5174.


BUNK Beds $50; 2 lamps $50: 2 ceramic elephants $20; dinette set $150. 254-4538

CHESTBED w/mattress, good condition, perfect for your child $300 Firm. Call after 6pm. 395-7276

122 Travel

V)re ti tbe wurld do you want to 90?

Bargain Air Fares LAX-SFO $175 ow

SEA $175 ow

NYC $499 AT

SEL $580 AT

NRT $406 AT

14KG-TPE $526 AT

BKK $650 AT

r InHteari sal dn $C2o0u5p

I Aloha $225.06 I

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1990 PRECIS FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED

M2742 $5988 'Special Military Financing, Immediate Derlhery, Puce Plus Tax, Lic.. 5129.00 Dec. Fee. Subject to Prior Sole OAC. Sole ends Feb. 1, 1990,

USED CAR SPECIALS 1981 DODGE OMNI $988 Super Scher!, (8F.1076)

1986 NISSAN SOMA WAGON $2988 Best Buy Mud Seel! (CCI1419)

1985 DODGE COLT $2988 Auto, A/C Excellent shape (901895)

1984 DODGE CHARGER 2.2 $4988 5 Soc. Sporty. Elea Clean (BWE381)

1986 FORD ESCORT $3988 Auto. NC, P/S. AM/RA Coss (CJ5079)

1986 CREWCUT CAIRUER 724 $3988 Best kryin (cEU594)

1986 NISSAN PULSAR NX $4988 5 Sod. Cloth Super Shona (CNG680)

1987 HONDA CIVIC $4988 AM/FM Coss, 4 Door, Auto, Pis (0.1203)

1988 MERCURY TRACER $6988 Auto. ,Jr Sharp. 4 Door (CSSB73)

1986 TOYOTA TERCEL WAGON $4988 Money saver! (CFA339)

All cots subject to prior sales plus tax & ilc. $129.00 Doc lees. Good now till Feb. 1,1990

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2 LEATHERETTE lounge chairs $50 ea., black & white lounge chair w/foot- rest $50, full bed w/mattress & headboard $150 (w/ dresser $250), hide-a-bed sofa $200, Hope chest $50. 262-6278.

3 PC. Liv. rm. set $700 dinette $500; bureau $450; hdbrd $75. 623-0557.

ROSEWOOD wall unit 10' x 8' h x 3' has lights mirror bar, glass doors $2200. Call 676-3055

PAT'S Furniture and Thrift Shop. We buy & sell! 87-139 Hookele St., Maili. Call 668-2006.

MOVING? We Buy Fine

Quality Used Furniture, Fast, Free Pick-up.

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

235-8056

Accepting applications for NURSING ASSISTANTS

$6.25/hr. starting wage Evening/night differential Career ladder/opportunities Air conditioned building Beautiful and upbeat environment Health benefits 2 Weeks paid vacation/year Certification training lnservice training Recognition awards Free parking

1 Year experience in health care preferred.

Apply in person at

Aloha Health Care Center 45-545 Kam Hwy., Kaneohe

EEOC Employer

41

Classified III January 25-31, 1990

UTIHI AIRPORT

2841 N. NIMITZ HWY. 836-0515 (CORNER OF NIMITZ a LAGOON)

JEEPOEAGLE TRUCK & VAN CENTER (JUST ACROSS SOUT SEAS NIMITZ) H836-0515

WAIPAHU 95-250 LEONUI ST. (BEHIND METRO'S) 676-5454

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MOM SUS JIM taGli

#1 IN SALES #1 IN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

HAWAII'S LARGEST SELECTION OF JEEP & EAGLE

HUNDREDS OF PRE-OWNED CARS, TRUCKS, & VANS ASK FOR THE USED CAR HOTLINE

* ON SELECTED MODELS SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS NOT COMBINABLE WITH ANY OTHER SALE

CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALES, PLUS TAX, LIC., & DOC FEES

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PFLUEGER WIMMERCURY NIIRMWY.

MIL *Hugs *5-2, E-3. *No C

120 Horns Furnishings

IN a hurry? We'll buy your furniture. Fast free pick-up.

.235-8056 Paradise Used Furniture.

VERTICAL BlInds-50% Dis- count! Fabric 76x84 $124. Ken Hatch 254-2080.

DBL. bed hdbd./ftbd. w/ dresser, w/mirror, good condition $200 or offer. Call 422 -4348 after 5pm.

SINGLE bed, box spring, matt., headboard, sheets incl. 247-504-8.

BEAUTIFUL 5 pc. koa dining room set $700 or best offer. 623-6269

RATTAN beautiful 5pc. liv rm set $550. Sofa, chair, tables, 734-1554

GARAGE SALE SAT. Jan 27 8-noon base unit CB, radio, chrs, & lots of goodies. 535-A Kuaaina Way.

GARAGE Sale: hshld. items, children's bikes, misc. Fri. & Sat., 57 Ilima St., Wahiawa.

SATURDAY, January 27, Alii Shores, 46-016 Nana Place/Nahiku Street. Misc. items 8-3pm.

MOVING Sale: Sat., Feb. 3, 8 to 3 p.m., baby items, appls, & furn., 94-562 Holaniku St., Mililani.

MOVING - Household misc., boats, windsurfer bike, etc., Sat., Sun., Jan. 27 & 28, 9 to 4, 110 Lanipo Dr., Lan ikal

GARAGE Sale: 644 Keolu Dr., Kallua. Sat., 1/27, 9 a.m. Shelves, dresser, clothes, books, plants, odds and ends.

GARAGE Sale: baby items, air cond., shelves, bargains galore! Sat., 1/27, 9-2 pm. 1509 Hele St., Enchanted ELECTRIC Piano $800; Lakes. electric typewriter $100;

Call Lenora 624-2766.

GARAGE SALE MOVING Sale: apple. to hshld. items, tools, Fri. & Sat., Jan. 26 & 27, 9:30am., to 2:30pm., 270-4 Kuulei Rd., Kailua across Kailua Library

MOVING! Furn ./ Micro waves, bike, sleep sofas, hshld. items, clothes, etc. Sat., 8-2. 94-331 Alula Pl., Mililani.

DISCOVERY Toy winter sale open house. Sat., 1/27 9-3 p.m. 46-094 Ipuka St., Kaneohe.

MULTI-FAMILY Sale. 15 Maine Pl. Sat. 1/27 9-2pm. Kitchenware, curtains, bed spreads, womens & chil- drens clothing, misc.

HUGE Garage Sale: couch w/matching rocker; baby crib; high chair; toys; dining rm. set; carpeting, dishes & much more. Sat., 10 to 4, 41-015 Hinalea St., Waima- nalo, 262-9828.

SAT. 1/27, 9-2. Baby: turn/ clothes/toys. Dive equip: tall man full wet suit/etc. Clothes: tall men/ladies medium. Light fixtures/new raft/misc. 1130 Akipohe St., Kailua.

125 Home Appliances

WASHER & Dryer 4 sale. Asking $220 for both. Call 499-1424.

WHIRLPOOL refrigerator 21 cu. ft., side-by-side, good cond. $175. Ph. 262-5391

COLDSPOT freezer, avo- cado, 19.5 cu. ft. $450 or offer. 262-4689.

REPAIR-Buy-Sell-Trade washers, dryers, ref rig., freezer, air cond. Honest! Wrnty. 239-7479.

126 Miscellaneous

CRIB, cradle, baby clothes glass top table. Sat., 1/27, 8-2. 545 Ka Awakes Pl., Kallua

MOVING Im med. everything must go. 621-3000 or 533-3691, 8 Karsten Dr.

VACUUM Cleaners like new $24.95 & up w/guar. 735-6452.

126 Mwellswous

35MM X700 Minolta camera w/flash, wide angle lens, zoom lens & filter. $300. 836 -1318.

AMWAY Products delivered. Money back guar. Call 487-5241.

WANNA sell your furniture? Call 235-8056 Para- dise Used Furniture

CLIFF'S Economy Furn. & Thrift Shop. 1716 N. King St 841-44U

10 SPD. bike $40; Backtrac exerciser $325. Call 261-3014

nr-COMPACT u7 Re44e-_,4_&17,9ge.

MILITARY RENTALS ONLY! Locations on Base Military Rates FREE Mileage Cars & Trucks Available r

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL

KANEOHE MCAS 254-6877 0800 to 1800 Hours

HICKAM AFB 423-1369 0800 to 2200 Hours

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS -624-9861 0800 to 1800 Hours

PEARL HARBOR NS 423-1676 0800 to 1800 Hours

BARBERS POINT NAS 682.5677 0800 to 1800 Hours

FOR MILITARY

PERSONNEL ONLY!

SPECIAL DISCOUNT COUPON mi

TR F F E PRESENT COUPON 1 0 AT TIME OF RENTAL

NO EXPIRATION DATE

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DINETTE & 6 chrs., $100, twin bed $65, odds & ends. 396-6655.

VERTICAL Mini Blinds 50% Discount! 72x84 PVC $99 Ken Hatch 254-2080.

PARTY tent 20x20 or 30x30 rental. 12' hexagon trampoline-rent/sale. 396-8066.

PORTABLE draft table w/ chair & lamp $175 396-3350.

NEW picnic tables $99. Porch swing $110. Fine workmanship. 293-8392.

LOVELY Puamana shell leis, elegant fresh water pearls. Call for Jan. Special 396-6621.

5 FOOT Jalousie window. All glass, hardware & screens Included. Good offer takes it. Call Chris 261-7198.

HOSPITAL bed. Manual operation, used only 4 wks. $150. Call Lorraine 235-3162 after 4 p.m., or call 247-3015

8' SLIDING glass doors w/ screen; 4' x 4' plate glass & captains chairs. Call 262-2587

HOOVER Vaccum $20

Call 263-4382.

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

FILTER Queen Vacuum cost $850, must sell $250 735-4651 or 926-7292.

WANTED: model trains, cars, access., layouts. All

auges. Call 373-7794.

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

WILL purchase - cash Items of value - sound equip., sports equip, photo, tools, hshld. goods. Quality goods only, party Call 254-2707

129 Stereo, Video, T.V.

26" TV Color console w/ stereo, remote, Zenith w/ built -in phone. Cost $1400. will sell $350. Call Steve 262-8951.

130 Antiques-Art

DAVID Lee Original "Birds" 24 x 48 framed $1000. Ph. Call 734-8727

WINDWARD Antiques We buy/sell jewelry, antiques, gold. silver, & rpr clocks. Call 262-5526

132 Computers

APPLE II GS, ImagewrIter, color monitor, 2 disk drive. Incl. extras. Like new. Sel- dom used. $2000/best of r. Contact Maureen 396-9674, 521-2345.

141 Mee Taping

WEDDING, reception & edited VHS tape. Superb. Guar.! $399 Leo 395-0858.

FILMS transferred to video 6 conventient locations. Call Econ Photo 239-4295.

144 Musical Instruments

!DRUMMER wanted for Rock band. Call Ken 422-6742 Iv msg.

144 Musical Instruments

DRUMS & hardware, new & used. Buy & sell. Drum lessons. Fred's Pro Drums 533-7550.

146 Boats-Supplies/ Services

LET'S GO FISHING! 31' boat, licensed Capt. Mil- itary/Kamaaina rates. You keep the fishl Call 486-4854.

KEEP that showroom fin- ish. Fiberglass, inter. detailing, bottom cleaning. LBM 261-3759.

13'8" DYNOUS 30HP To- hatsu 1985 trailer anchor, gas tank, plus extras. First $1,900 takes it. 262-5897.

151 Pets-Everything

AMC Golden Retrievers. Papers, shots, English/ champ line. $500 838-7352.

PUPS: terriers small Chi- huahua/terrier. Male PltbuN 9mo. 696-6826.

SHAR PEI: show quality, choice of colors, dew- clawed, shots, registered. Call 533-7556

HOLLAND Lop bunnies, (5), assorted colors, $40 ea. Call 263-3875.

AKC Toy Poodle puppy. Fluffy white $550. 247-0051.

LOVEBIRDS & Cockatiels. Asstd. colors, hand-fed, adults & babies. Call 235-5322.

14' HOBIE Cat w/trailer 153 Office Equipment good cond. $500 or best offer. Ph. 521-4461 OFFICE bldg. 12x18

mounted on trailer. Also PT13 BOAT & trailer. mobile crane. Call

As is. Best offer. 735-1616. Call 254-4806

147 Sporting Goods

INFLATABLE Ski Bandit two persons, excl. cond. $70 or offer. 262-4.302 leave message. GO LUKE mobile auto lubs,

reas., rates. At your home or bus. 235-5879.

156 Auto Service /Pasts

GANO Filter (Eliminates radiator clogging)

239-8604.

150 Livestock & Horses

HEALTHY 1 yr. old Bull. 900lbs.

Call 239-5403.

151 Pets-Everything

COCKATIELS for sale. Hatched week of Dec. 10. Two greys, one lutino. Karen 2354087 eves.

RENAULT Repairs by factory trained tech. Work guar! 239-4733.

PORSCHE Auto Parts New & used. Call for low prices. 486-3448.

71 FORD Truck. Good for parts only. Best offer. 247-8485.

Cutter Dodge #1 VOLUME DODGE DEALER IN HAWAII!!

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Experience Old Fashioned Country

Hospitality

USED CAR

CLEARANCE

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YOUR TRADE-IN WELCOME

PAID FOR OR NOT!

PLUS MORE USED CAR SPECIALS! '74 AMC HORNET

(1187834) WAS S1895

'78 VW RABBIT (AVA024) WAS $1895

'78 FORD FAIRMONT

(CWFO22) WAS $1895

74 FORD MAVRICK

$1114475) WAS $1895

77 DODGE SUNBIRD (IAA530) WAS $1895

NOW $495

NOW $495

NOW $695

NOW S795

NOW $895 meet To Prior Salsa OAC. Plea Tax. Lk. A 5I29 Dec Fees.

'81 DATSUN 510 S/W (BEC574) WAS $3395

'85 PLY RELIANT

(DCW120) WAS 54196

'86 CHEV SPRINT (MKN237) WAS $4895

'87 DODGE COLT

(KET7133) WAS $4995

'84 DODGE VISTA WAGON

(B1411639) WAS $5995

NOW $1295

NOW $2995

NOW $2595

NOW $2795

NOW $3895

GOOD NOW TILL Feb. 1,1990

UTTER DODGE PEARL CITY ,p4?.?"orMlyirer,

PH. 455-1071

Pearl Pearl City City Police Station or

POST Gas y OFFICE Express

921 Kam Hwy. i! Pearl City

Tavern CUTTER DODGE PEARL CITY

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Pearl City Shopping Center

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WE NOW BUY USED CARS '76

s MONZA

AE1587 Part 0E10 $195 '83 ESCORT AUY273 Moe $795

'80 CITATION AC0742 Yellers

$ 195 '82 MUSTANG BGE963 Brws $895

79 MONTE CARLO 0045i White

$295 '80 RIVERA AMU $995 76 GRANADA MY5611 Rad

$295 '78 FIAT SPIDER CY11703 $ 1 195

'82 ARIES CGV3a0 Mos

$395 '80 CAMARO BUW943 $ 1295

'84 TEMPO 8TD452 Wm '495 1,31 TOYOTA 4X4 P/U ['FU $1795 '82 GRANADA S/W BDWS34 Grit

$595 'LIST:11,U GL 4X4 S/Fiscr.1596 $ 1 895 76 MUSTANG ADW214

..w. $795 '86 CAM AN SE TICCW17.11mecil

Spacial 5u $2995

AIEA 98-015 KAM HWY.

487-3811

January 25-31, 1990 Classified I V

Family Motors

Special Financing! E3. E4 & Above!

DELIVERS, OAC

'81 Fiat '83 Ford Escort X19

S 1 495 Auto SBP916 BMF821

13 Nissan '79 Pontiac Sentra S/W S Firebird

AWP126 6N,1545

'84 Dodge Aries 83 Suzuki 2

Samurai 4X4 S2 1 95 door, Auto, A /C, 48,000 mi.

AWP116 BTY166

'85 Ford Tempo CI. '85 Chevette

4 door, Auto. A/C. S 2495 4 door, Auto, P/S,

Cass, P/S A/C, AM/FM Cass

CCA520 OS

'80 Ford '79 Chevy P/U F250 s2495 c-Io P/U

Auto, tool box 899TBX

CDC086

'83 Honda 83 Mercury Accord S 2495 AutoMarquis . Air. P/S, Root

4 door, Auto rack. cass AWD149

ABB185

SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING NEW IN HAWAII?!

FAIR CREDIT - NO CREDIT - SO-SO CREDIT? WE ARE EXPERTS IN FINANCE. INCLUDING BANKRUPTICIES!

Good Now TIII Feb. 1, 1990 In House Financing Instant Delivery

*Plus Tax & Lic. Subject to Prior Sale Call for Direction- Open 7 Days a week 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

94-267 Farrington Hwy. at Leokane Waipahu, HI 96701 Ph: 676-1600

Auto and Pickup Fleet Sales and Brokerage

C 6:11t"*S COSI 11.SS

For prices

please ca" or write

Oregon Dealer 01649

(503) 295.5556

Since 1946

and .7?,e/Ald 1313 W. Burnside

Portland, Oregon 97209

166 Pickups, Trucks

AEI

'84 SUZUKI 410, like new cond, many extras $2695. Ph. 621-9421.

'81 CHEVY C30 12' flat w/ hyd dump 8 lift gate, p/s p/ b, dual whls, stnd, $8500/ offer. Veronica 522-0444.

'88 FORD Ranger XLT A/C 15K mi. excl cond w/cap. $9000 Call Andy 839-2243.

'86 TOYOTA truck auto, good shape, truck liner $4000/ofr 732-4124/ 732-0239.

'88 MITSUBISHI low rider, Toyo wide tread, am/fm cass., extras. $8000/offer. Call 949-1756

'88 CHEVY 1 ton, auto tow- ing package, loaded, low mi pwr, moving 236-0427

'88 NISSAN 4 x 4 P/U truck, excl. cond. $7000 /ofr. 235-2636

'78 DATSUN P/U Flat bed w/racks. Runs good, need brakes & body work. As is $885. 254-3706.

SELL or trade your Truck paid for or not. Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071.

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

'85 GVL 1200 Suzuki 10,000 mi., excl. cond. $2400. Ph. 239-6710 h., 257-5306 w. after 4, Dale

'88 YAMAHA Virago 535. Like new. 350 mi. $2700 or reasonable ofr. Call 499-1137.

'85 SUZUKI RM dirt bike. Good cond. $700. Race boots & helmet $60. Call 239-9920.

'87 KAWASAKI KX125 dirt bike. hardly used! $15001 ofr. Black leather race boots, a beauty at $175. Wht., helmet w/blue & green stripes. All in excl cond. 239-9920.

175 Vans, Campers, Jeeps, 4 WD

'83 FORD Ranger 4x4 4cyl, 4sp, AM/FM cass, longbed, d b I tanks 60k mi. excl. cond. $4250 941-0107.

'86 CHEVY S10 Blazer auto, air, V6, warranty 25,000mi. $9000 261-2407.

'89 BRONCO II, fully loaded $14,200, excl., low mi. Call 621-6606.

'80 JEEP CJ5. 6cyl., excl off roader. Extras. $3500. Call 262-7589.

'82 SUZUKI Jeep 4WD. hard top, $1150 as is. Call 845-1535.

'89 ISUZU Amigo, 4WD, fully equipped, 5 spd. Call evenings Tracy 671-0608.

'85 SUZUKI SJ410 No rust, very good cond., air $2800 Eric 456-3932

'87 TOYOTA Turbo extra cab P/U. Low rider, A/C, P/W, loaded. $9750/best ofr, Call 262-2829.

'75 DODGE Van $2200

839 -6982.

'77 VW Van 4spd., eng. rebuilt, excl cond. Moving. $3400. 689-4858.

176 Automobiles for Sale

REDUCE YOUR AUTO INSURANCE

SAYE UP TO $200 OR MORE A YEAR.

M.R. CONSULTANTS ...

671-3720

88 PLYMOUTH HORIZON

5-dr, 5-sp, a/c, p/s $3999

'85 JEEP CJ-7 Soft top 6 cyl, auto, pis like new $6999

'85 TOYOTA TERCEL 5-dr, auto, air $2999

'62 MERCEDES 250 4-dr. auto, air $2499

'77 CHEVY IMPALA 4.dr, loaded, near new $1899

456-8424

JEEP DODGE

CHRY., PLY. Buy from invoices +

1.800-962-9136 Marshall Boggs

ALEXANDER MTRS.

2340 NE Sandy Portland, Or. 97232

We ship to Hawaii

or Anywhere

176 Automobiles for Sale

GOVERNMENT Seized/ Surplus vehicles as low as $257 - Cadillacs, Fords, Mercedes, Chevys, BMW's, Porsches, Trucks, Vans, Amazing Recorded Phone Message Reveals Details. 926-4820 ext. 76.

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71AUDI FOX S/20

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'78 TOYOTA L/11 CCI.571 lets

77 ACCORD ADP-996 $ 995

10 PONTIAC RIND AY5454 $593

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71 DAMN SPIX

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74 COROLL1

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AFT-247 $ 593

SAE -075 $195

1413350 $595

942.534 $ 495

90+493 $995

OW489 $ el5

FROM $295 BR 420 1495

Hee Haw - Come on down. Ka piolani Mules has that low d. own, no down, E-Z term interest free financing for the mule of your dreams. Next to the Kaneohe Bay Dr. 7-Eleven.

SELL BUY TRADE CONSIGN

Bonded dealer Lic 385 Wouldn't you rather be Brian a mule from Kapiolanl

44-744 Kaneohe Bay Dr Kaneohe, HI 96744

235-9999

WINDWARD MAZDA HAWAII'S FIRST AUTO DISCOUNT CENTER

N EW 1990 MAZDA 323

$6959 z A STK ti 5996

NEW 1990 MAZDA 626

1150 SER Ii

, 865300

N EW 1990 MAZDA MX-6

$11,534 305385 6

NEW 1990 MAZDA MIATA

USE D CAR BARGAINS

1989 SAAB 900 "TURBO Oa ci 0

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LIC 1I8X0992 52995 STK 1701

ONDA CIVIC 1984 H

1989 SUBARU JUSTY

1987 NISSAN SENTRA

1986 MERCURY LYNX

1986 MAZDA 82000 91U

1985 NISSAN SIANZGN IO

1981 HONDA ACCORD

1985 NAN aw AT u

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STK 451°

$4995 54996 $4995 $4995 $3995 x2995 $ 995

LIC acPwe40 STK 1672

LIC $10111324

sIK 11695

LIC 0CEG903 s.n< 9670

LIC 0193937 STK 4413

$16 888 SERtt I 65 1 6 r3 5(8t1

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$8323

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LIC ts CP \61236 4 5%0716

1986 NISSAN SENTR

NEW 1990 MAZDA 929

18 931 STK 4 SER

5806 200011

NEW 1990 MAZDA MPV VAN

$14,856 STK #6223 SER #217084

LOW OVERHEAD! A Short Drive to Kaneohe Could save you thousands!

WINDWARD MAZDA235-5811 Buick

It's easy to charge it. Visa/MasterCard pays for

Sun Press Classified. 235-5881

SELL or trade your Buick paid for or not. Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071.

Chevrolet

SELL or trade your Chevy paid for or not. Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071.

'84 CELEBRITY 4 dr., a/c, all power. $3000. 455-1947, eves. & weekends

'89 CAVALIER station wagon. 1500 mi., a/c. $10,000. Call 262-6276.

Chrysler

64 NEWPORT classic continental kit. New tires. $1500. 695-8228.

Classics & Antiques

'67 MUSTANG Coupe. 289 auto, A/C, low mi., white. Excl. $7500. Call 537-5251.

Datsun

78 280Z 2+2, cherry cond., A/C, new clutch. Must see! $2900 Call 395-9735.

'79 280ZX, 2+2. A/C, auto., P/W, AM/FM, good cond., low mi. $3000. Call 262-2503

Dodge

SELL or trade your Dodge paid for or not. Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071.

'77 COLT, 4 cyl., auto., runs & looks good $650. Call 293-9347

'79 ASPEN, sta. wgn. runs good, body in good shape. $600. 261-1451

Ford

AMC

78 CONCORD, runs good tires good $105. 262-6647 or 235-4002

SELL or trade your Ford paid for or not. Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071.

'76 MUSTANG for parts or take all for $200.

263-4050.

Honda

'84 CIVIC, 4 dr., blue, A/C, tilt steering, low mi. $4595/ ofr. 944-4685

'85 PRELUDE, 5sp, sunroof, new tires/brakes, tint, AM/FM cass. $7200 396-9976.

'86 PRELUDE SI: red, excl. cond., 39,000 mi., 5 spd., a/c, p/s, p/b, sunroof, am/ fm cass., $9800. Alynn 262-8054

'86 ACCORD LX 4dr., Excl. cond. Must sell. Moving. Best ofr. 689-4858.

'87 CRX. Excl cond, sunroof, tint, A/C, AM/FM cass, ex t wrnty. $8000/ofr. 254-0144

'87 ACCORD. A/C, AM/FM cass., P/W, power door locks, power mirrors, cruise control, tilt wheel, child safety locks, Vallet key. Only 25,000 mi. $10,500. Call 263-8370. .

'87 CRX, wht., 22,500 mi., many extras $7700/offer. Call 395-2058

'89 CRX HF, snrf, 4000mi, wrnty $11,500/ofr, negotiable 547 -5330/247 -6012.

'90 CIVIC, standard H/B 200mi, red, AM/FM cass. Must sell $8995/ofr 988-7133.

Jaguar

74 JAGUAR XJ8, 4 dr. sdn., good cond. $8500 or ofr. 239-7833.

Lincoln

'85 CONTINENTAL, loaded excl cond, $10,900 or make offer. 395-7615.

Mazda

'89 323, 5sp, lo mi. excl cond, momo access lo- wered $9500/ofr, must see to believe 922-4616.

MG

'77 MGB H&S tops, good cond., low mi. $2500 Ph 621 -9421.

Mercedes Benz

'82 ESCORT good cond., needs new transmission. Offer. 262-2613.

BMW Honda

'86 BMW 325ES, red w/ beige leather, $17,50 Call 839-1150.

SELL or trade your Honda paid for or not. Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071

'79 280E excl cond., 65,000 mi. $11,500/best ofr. 524-6411 Patricia.

Mercury

'68 COUGAR, 1 owner, BOK mi., stereo, alarm, excl. cond. $4000. Ph. 261-5552

GREAT USED CARS $600 Down

$15815/.., Automatic, Power Steer- ing, Air Conditioning, Radio.

--10." Nov-Dec 1989 Kelly Blue Book Price $8025. 7 cars at this price.

Warranty: Remaining Power Train Factory War- ranty on an Con. Extended Warranty Axonal*.

'financing 0.A.C. Can Subject To Prior Sale. terms Are 48 Mos, 11.9% APR. Does Not Includes 5500 011 Coupon Otter. Cash Price $6895 Nut Tax and

517 Transfer Fee. Sale Ends Jon. 31, 1990.

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All prices plus tax & Iic.

Mercury

'80 ZEPHYR 4dr, auto p/s, p/b, a/c 70K mi. $1100, must sell 455-1524.

'88 TRACER 4dr auto A/C AM/FM cass, great cond. $7000/Offer. 947-4326.

Nissan

SELL or trade your Nissan paid for or not. Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071.

Pontiac

'82 J2000. 3dr., A/C, auto, AM/FM. $2000/ofr. Russ 488-7119 Iv msg.

'83 PONTIAC 6000. Blue, 4dr., power, A/C, stereo, low mi., exquisite cond., extras. Sharp business or family car. $4500. Call 262-5922.

Pontiac

'84 GRAND PRIX, 2dr., auto, runs good, $2000/ best offer Call 668-4799.

Porsche

Saab Toyota

'87 SAAB 900S, excl. cond., low mi., extras $12,500/ offer. 395-5817

Subaru

'83 944 WHITE/bIk Ithr, a/c, 5sp, p/w, excl cond, $10,900. 537-4739.

'86 XT Sport, wht., low mi., excl. sound system. Call 623-5737 Iv. msg.

SELL or trade your Toyota paid for or not Call Cutter Dodge PC 455-1071.

'75 TOYOTA Corolla, new tires, muffler. Must sell $500/ofr. 239-9156

'87 TERCEL dlx., H/B auto., air $6500 or offer. Steve 262-8951.

Volkswagen - -

70 GHIA: new paint, tires, inter., trans needs work, no reverse. motor OK $3000/ offer 247-6703.

'80 RABBIT Diesel, over- hauled, eng. good shape $750. Ph. 261-5552

'82 JETTA 2dr., 5spd., del- sel excl cond., very clean. Asking $3100/offer. Call 235-1954.

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