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Briefs Happy 13- Day, Navy

The 216th Birthday of the Navy will be celebrated hero Friday with two different activities.

At 8 a.m., after morning colors, there will he a cake cutting ceremony at the Station flagpole. There will also he an awards ceremony for Navy personnel. Music will be played by the CINCPACFLT (Commander- in-Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet) Band.

In addition to the official recognition, there will be a picnic for all Navy personnel assigned to the Air Station, and their families, at Fort Hose Beach from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Food and drinks will be provided.

Relief society offers course

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is offering a course which will teach basic office skills, such as budgeting. The class will be held Oct. 28 -Nov. 1, 8:30-11:30 am. in the Alii ROom at the Air Station's officers' club. Free child care will be provided to the attendees. Mileage will be reimbursed upon request. According to Karin J. Marks, a NMCRS representative who will instruct the course, "there is no obliigation to volunteer, although many individuals who come to the course without interest in volunteering become enthusiastic and want to work in our programs." To register for the comae, call 254-1327.

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blood are sought to help a Honolulu teenager who has aplaeetic anemia, a blood disease affecting the formation of his platelets. He recently had a bore marrow transplant, and now need numerous transfusions of "A" type blood cells. If you'd like to donate, call Lei or Doreen at 547.6403, Monday Friday, 7 a.m. -3:30 p.m.. Costs for all testing and donations will be provided.

Commissaries to close for holiday

The Air Station's and Pearl Harbor's commissaries will be closed Monday in observance of Diecover's Day.

Gen. Powell re-confirmed

Gen. Cohn L. Powell, Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, was recently confirmed for a second terra by a unanimous Senate vote. Nominated by President Bush. in late May, Gen. Powell's reconfirmation followed two days of questioning from the Senate Armed Services Committee regarding his role in a book about Operations Desert Shield and Storm written by Washington Post Reporter Bob Woodward. The committee questioned Gen. Powell about his interviews with Woodward and specific pieces of classified information,.

Crime prevention

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MarMCAT Kaneohe by Comp H.M. Smith

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MWR cuts K-Bay's recycling By Cpl. Posner Smith Hawaii Marl. 510 Weller

Due to money problems, MWR is no longer in the recycling business. MWR will no longer have a collection service that visits offices and houses, and recyclables are not being accepted at the skeet range near the Rifle Range.

According to Ralph King, former coordinator of MWR's recycling program, "It just wasn't cost-effective anymore to continue our active program of picking-up recyclable materials."

The decision to scrap MWR's participation in the program was made after an Air Station process action team study completed Sept. 5. The team's report stated: "The Station Recycling Materials Program, as presently administered by MWR, is not sufficiently profitable when compared to the previous passive system, wherein Station activities turned in scrap to the supply department for shipping to DRMO (Defense Reutilization Management Office)."

Air Station Order 4500.1, dated Sept. 25, 1990, established the

Station Recycling Materials Program, of which MWR was the coordinator. But, because MWR is a non-appropriated funds activity, what it can directly recycle for profit is limited to non-appropriated funds materials, such as alumi- num cans and newspapers.

Appropriated materials such as government-bought computer paper, or brass from spent bullet cartridges, must be given to Station supply, which delivers the appropriated materials to DRMO. DRMO, in turn adver- tises and sells the appropriated

Last return A group of approximately 75 Marines and sailors form up shortly after arriving al Henget 105 here from Saudi Arabia Tuesday night. The group represents the final return of K-Bay troops deployed ,s4:;outh..test Asia. Most were part of Security Detachment 3d Marines, the bulk of which returned In late- September.

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program materials on the civilian mar ket.

As the coordinating activity, MWR collected (active) both appropriated and non-appropriated materials. Some scrap materials can continue to be turned directly into Station supply (passive).

During tin, drat 10 months of FY 91, the total revenue from both MWR direct recycling efforts and appropriated funds materials (Station supply to DRMO) was $59,776. Of that revenue, only $6,625 came from MWR direct recycling.

But the coat of the program salaries of two MWR non-

appropriated employees, $35,000; operation and maintenance on three trucks, $4,800; and $200 in office supplies - was $40,000.

The study pointed out that while the Station Recycling Materials Program made a profit of $19,776, the profit would have been $53,150 if MWR had NOT participated in the program.

Those are the black and white figures. While MWR's participation in the program isn't cost- effective, the Station supply's

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Housing begins new recycling project

Just as MWR has gotten out of the recycling business, the organization that runs all military housing on Oahu has jumped in headfirst.

Beginning Nov. 1, the Oahu Consolidated Family Housing Office, a U.S. Army organization, will initiate an aggressive curb-side refuse and recycling pick-up program al military housing communities and installations throughout Oahu.

Jared St. John, housing manager at Kaneohe, said the contract has been awarded, and Nov. 1 is still the planned start-up date for the new program.

It is a new contract, so there may be minor changes," St. John warned.

Two containers will be handed out to every military housing unit: a 95- gallon wheeled refuse cart, and a 32- gallon recycling bin, A civilian contractor will deliver the carts to the homes, and will conduct the pick-up of

both the refuse and recycling carts.

Keith Nishioka, an engineering technician at the OCFHO, said the carts will save money in the long run, because they are more durable, and their bigger size means they don't have to be picked up as often.

Recyclables include cardboard, newspapers, bond paper, computer paper, bottles and cans. Paper covered with food particles or oil is not recyclable. St John asked residents to rinse bottles and cans.

For now, Wednesdays will be trash pick-up day, and Thursdays and Fridays recycling days. Participation in the recycling portion is voluntary, but encouraged.

Nishioka said some of the profit made from recycling will go back into each housing area's fund for improvements.

For more information on the OCFHO refuse and recycling program, call 257-2705.

Station offers diverse childcare options Story and photos by by Cpl. J. KInchen-Schnelder Mimeo Marine Ste° Writer

Child care services and ex- penses have become a concern of most military and government parents. At the Air Station, complaints of long waiting lists, short business hours, and expensive fees -- which are about go up -- top their list.

These complaints were brought to the attention of members of the Defense Armed Services Committee on Women in the Military during their visit here in July,

"There are many reasons for our lengthy waiting lists," explained Susan Cleveland, director of the Early Childhood Education programs here. "The scarcity of available, quality ECE programs is not just an Air Station problem. It is a national problem, both in the military and the civilian sec- tors."

More and more families rely on ECE programs for child care services, however, the supply has not kept up with the demand. There are specific regulations which each state and all branches of the military must follow. These rules govern the number of children in a classroom, both group-size and ratio.

"Low ratio and group size are necessary for delivery of a quality program," Cleveland said. "Quality ECE programs are expensive and require exten- sive subsidies. Parent tuition here covers only 60 percent of the operating costs."

Moreover, the state of Hawaii (specific to the Air Station)

High prices, long waiting lists still top concerns for families

doesn't readily license centers to care for children under 30 months old. Therefore, there are few civilian programs available for the under-3 crowd, according to Cleveland.

The Air Station is currently searching for additional spaces for Early Childhood Education programs. It has submitted a Military Construction Project request to build a center for 300 children.

MWR supports programs

Still, with all the restrictions and obstacles, the Air Station does provide a variety of child care services to its patrons.

Early Childhood Education programs are a Morale, Welfare and Recreation activity. MWR provides support for the four ECE programs offered here. Three of the programs are classified as "center-based" and one is the Family Day Care in the Home program.

The Child Development Center serves 91 children, ages 3 months to 5 years. This is primarily a full-day program, however, limited drop-in services are available on a reservation basis. Evening care is also available for children 3 months to 12 years old on Fridays and Saturdays by reservation only.

"We offer the evening care because during the week the center doesn't offer care for

children older than 4 1/2 or 5

years," Cleveland explained.

Furthermore, there is a preschool program for children 3 to 4 years of age. The preschool program is a half-day, three- hour program. The services are available both in the mornings and afternoons. Parents have the choice of five-day, three-day,

two -day weekly programs.

"There is a large percentage of people who need full-day care, whether it's for an infant or a 3-yearold," she said. "But there is also a percentage of people on the Air Station who aren't working on a ftlatirne basis, or perhaps are not working at all, but they still want to give their children a preschool experience before they go to kindergarten."

There is also the Drop-In Center, which is an hourly care service for children 3 months through 12 years of

According to Cleveland, a majority of the people who use the drop-in service are volunteers. They are people who donate their time to organizations aboard the Air Station, such as the Navy . Marine Corps Relief Society, Red Cross and Family Services. This service, however, ie by reservation only.

"The Drop-In Center is small with a total capacity of 32 children; therefore, it is very difficult to secure space without a reservation," she said,

If none of the aforementioned services are appropriate to a parent, there is the Family Day Care in the Home program. This program certifies residents of Station housing to maintain a child care business in their home.

"The providers are screened and trained before certification," Cleveland explained. "The providers' homes are inspected on a monthly basis and they are only allowed to care for six children under the age of 12, including their own."

Although the waiting lists for all programs are fairly long, Cleveland said they are doing their best to meet the needs of as many families as possible.

All of the programs have a waiting list. The Child Devel- opment Center has about 260 children on a waiting list for full-time care. Seventy percent of the 250 children are under 3 years old. The preschool has a waiting list of about 30 children. While the Drop-in c re' ci has a daily waiting lint

of about four children. Child are prices rise

Although parents may have a choice of services, they don't have a choice on prices (except for FDCH, see above). The Department of Defense sets the price range for center-based programs. The monthly rates are based on the total family income stated on their most recent Income Tax Form 1040.

Recently, however, DoD has set a new price range for military child development centers. The increases took effect Oct. 1, however, the drop-

However, the Family Day Care in the Home program maintains a waiting list of families who prefer private home care vice center-based care. Since FDCH is for private care, the fees are set by the provider and the parent.

"We're not here to tell you which is the best option, we're here to say that you should have a choice of options." she said

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Hornet crashes Pilot ejects safely, taken to Tripler

An F/A-18 Hornet from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-235 crashed into the ocean yesterday afternoon during a routine training mission. The pilot ejected safely from the craft and was picked up by a Search and Rescue helicopter from Station Opera- tions and Maintenance Squad-

ron. He was taken to Tripler Army Medical Center.

A f. press time, the pilot was said to be in stable condition by officials at 'Printer. His name had not yet been released, pending notification of next of kin, the accident is under investigation.

This Week Marines Irish H110 students A4 Editors notes A4 Hispanic -American heroes A4 Marines repair school's greenhouse A-7 Blotter Art

A-2 HAWAII MARINE October 10, 1991

Marines bring drug-free message to Hilo students Story and photos by Cpl. Paul Schneider lie.. Merino Slell Miler

HILO, Hawaii --It was hard to tell who was having more fun, the Air Station Marines and sailors or the students at Kealakehe Intermediate School.

Two CH-46 Sea Knights from Marine Medium Helicop- ter Squadron-165 had turned more than a few heads when they landed in the school yard. Once 30 warriors from Headquarters and Headquar- ters and Station Operations and Maintenance Squadrons rushed out to "seize" the field, the students' attention was firmly fixed.

From that point on, the Marines also seemed to seize the hearts of the students. While these Marines were able to spend a day away from their duty sections on the Big Island, their visit to the school wasn't just for fun. It wasn't to show off Marine Corps equipment either.

The mission was to steer the kids away from drugs as part of the Station's monthly Community Drug Awareness Program. Through subtle

messages, the Marines cast light on the negative effects of drugs to the 8th graders, as well as the importance of staying in school.

This is something good to do, to help the kids," said Sgt. Polly Rupe, with the Military Police. "We can show the kids they have something else to do besides doing drugs, joining gangs or getting into trouble."

The Marines and sailors set up various stations around the field for the students to visit and talk with them.

The stations consisted of communications, first aid, drill, NBC defense, land navigation and of course, the helicopters, which are always a popular display.

At all the stations, the message was delivered that you can't be in the military, or many other professional organizations and businesses, if you do drugs or drop-out of school.

"This program was excellent," said Shirley Ann Fukumoto, principal of the school. "This is the kind of community partner- ship we like. The feedback

from the teachers was very positive."

The kids bombarded the Marines and sailors with questions during the four- hour program. Cpl. Scott Hartle, crew chief, HMM-165, had to laugh when one of the students asked if there was air conditioning on the helicopter.

Other popular questions were if the Marines were in the war and if they got shot at.

While some of the questions the students asked seemed a little funny, the Marines and sailors loved it.

For Capt. Carl Jenkins, a CH-46 pilot for HMM-165, the questions were what he liked most. The students were very interested in how he became a pilot. He even asked a lot of questions of the students in return.

"I always like coming to schools," Jenkins said. "I enjoy being around kids and finding out what they think about and what they think of school."

When the Marines boarded helicopters for their trip home, they could be sure they had made a difference. Mission accomplished. Students find a place to relax in one of the shelter halves.

EIghthgade students learn how to march at one of the stations the Marines had for the Community Drug Awareness Program.

Poets and crew from HWA-165 explain what schools they had to go through to get their lobs.

Sgt. Polly Rupe, an MP with HOHOPON, shows a student the right way at the land navigation station.

`This is something good to do, to help the kids. We can show the

kids they have something else to do besides doing drugs, joining gangs or getting into trouble.' - Sgt. Polly Rupe

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Marina Barracks' new tavern

Marines, their families and friends have a new off-duty spot at Marine Barracks, Hawaii. Quick's Pub offers a bar room, decorated with Marine Corps memorabilia, and an adjoining beer garden. The facility is presently open upon request for special functions.

The tavern was recently dedicated in honor of Sgt Maj. John H. Quick, who received the Medal of Honor for distinguished and gallant conduct during the Battle of Cuzco, Cuba in 1899.

The pub had been planned for over a year. The actual "hands-on" work began last January, with nearly 6,000 work hours put in by volunteers.

In particular, Marines from the Barracks' Maintenance Platoon were cited for their volunteer contributions at the pub's grand opening ceremony. Among them, Cpl. Kenneth R. Gibson was recognized for woodworking he accomplished with salvaged tools. Also, LCp1s. M.R. Cotten and D.J. Flynn were lauded for their reproduction of the painting "Storming the Beach" from the Battle of Tarawa on a wall-sized mural.

Mildred Courtney, military liaison for Outrigger Hotels, was also praised for the time and efforts she contributed to the project.

Top of the class

Congratulations to the

forty-six sergeants and corporals who graduated from the Noncomiesioned Officers Basic Course, Class 2-91 at a ceremony in the Air Station's theater Sept. 27.

The course's honor graduate was Sgt. John Brenner, who earned a 98.3 grade point average. During the Gulf war, Brenner served in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as a CH-46E crew chief with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-265. He has also served with two other K-Bay units: Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-165, as a CH-465 Avionicsman, and Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron.

The course's leadership award was presented to Cpl. Clinton R. Robins, who is assigned to Marine Barracks, Hawaii. Cpl. Thomas J. Franco of Battery C, tat Battalion, 12th Marines earned 298 points on the course's final Physical Fitness Test, highest in the class.

The class is a requirement for sergeants, in order to be promoted to staff sergeant. It incorporates leadership training in both field and classroom environments.

Taking notes

Your input is needed! We're looking for information about unique accomplishments, events and activities involving Marines, sailors, dependents, civilian employees and retirees for this column. TheEclitors Notes column is published twice a month.

For more information, call the Joint Public Affairs Office at 257-5745.

October 10, 1991 HAWAII MARINE A-3

Hispanic-American Heritage Month: Remembering wartime heroes By Cal, Kevin Doll tisavi, towns 80.11 Wm al

Editor's Note: The following accounts of heroics were taken from "Hispanics in America 'a Defense," published by the Defense Department.

Hispanic Americans are honored annually in the United States from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 for their past and present contributions to the nation. Although many might think of the Hispanic influence in terms of another country's culture, such as Mexican cuisine or Latino music, they have given much more to this country which they now call their own,

The Hispanic community has given America generale, admi- rals, philosophers, statesmen, musicians, athletes and Nobel prize-winning scientists. Thirty- seven have received the Medal of Honor.

But the Hispanic influence started nearly 500 years ago.

Hispanics are credited with much of the discovery and exploration of the Americas, and were helping to defend the

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Bernado de Galvez, a Span- Bwriatituthinsdterfuernatsentdal uriinng

the American Revolution. As an appointed colonel of Spanish Louisiana, he attacked and conquered the British forte on the southern Mississippi River and the ports of Mobile and Pensacola. These conquests helped to solidify the victories of the colonies during the Revolution, and the city of Galveston, Texas is named in his honor,

During the Civil War, Mexi- can- Americans served with both the Blue and Gray. Probably the moat famous Hispanic to serve in the War Between the States was Union Admiral David G. Farragut, whose fa- ther, a Spaniard, came to the United States in 1776 and fought in both the Revolution and the War of 1812.

Farragut reserved his place in the history books with the naval battles he directed. These brought about the fall of New Orleans and Mobile, Ala., the

two largest Confederate cotton Ports. It was during the latter battle, as his ship was passing over moored mines, that he is reported to have shouted, "Damn the torpedoes! Full steam ahead!"

Hispanics were there during the Spanish-American War, when the United Statea helped Cuba win its independence from Spain. Captain Maximiliano Luna, a descendent of the Spanish conquistadors and a native of the New Mexico Territory, was one of the famous "Rough Riders."

During World War I, Mar- celino Serna was an Army private who, during trench warfare in France, earned the Distinguished Service Cross, the French Croix de Guerre, the Victory Medal with three bare, and the Purple Heart twice.

It is estimated that between 250,000 and 500,000 Hispanics served during World War II, between 2.5 to 5 percent of all who served.

Army PFC Manuel Perez Jr. was among 12 Hispanics who earned the Medal of Honor during WWII. Perez was lead scout for his company, which was looked with retaking Ft. William McKinley at Luzon, Philippine Islands. He destroyed 11 of 12 enemy pillboxes which defended the approach to the fort, killed five Japanese in the open and blasted others in pillboxes with grenades. Tak- ing the last pillbox, he killed four of the enemy in ,his advance, threw a grenade into the fortification, and killed four more as they withdrew in a tunnel to the rear. Reloading, he killed four more when an

escaping Japanese soldier threw his rifle with fixed bayonet at him, knocking his rifle to the ground. Perez seized the Japanese rifle, continued firing, and killed two more enemy. He rushed the remaining Japanese soldiers and killed three of them with the butt of the rifle, then entered the pillbox and bayo- neted the remaining enemy soldier. Perez einglehandedly killed 18 enemy troops who were holding up the advance of his company towards its objective,

Obregon

Marine PFC Eugene Arnold Obregon earned the Medal of Honor posthumously during the Korean War. The 3d Bn., 5th Marines rifleman was serving as an ammunition carrier for a machinegun squad when it became pinned down by enemy fire. Observing a fellow Marine fall in the line of fire, Obregon, armed only with a pistol, dashed from his covered position. He fired his pistol with one hand and dragged his fallen comrade

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Knowing rights eases property claims through system By Cot Posner Smith Hews. Marine San Writer

Many Marines and sailors returned from Southwest Asia during the past seven months to discover their government- stored personal property was damaged or missing.

It's nothing new. Servicemen and their families often have similar problems with their property when government- contracted movers transport it during duty station changes.

The fact is, while accidents do happen and property does get net or even stolen, victims are

not without a course of action to get their money back.

There is an established means to go about righting a wrong. The Claims Section at the Transportation Management Office here is the place to start, and SSgt. James Fletcher is the man to see.

Fletcher, the noncommissioned officer -in- charge of Claims, is

Kaneohe's resident expert on claims for household goods and personal vehicles.

"It's the owner's responsibil- ,

ity to protect their property," Fletcher said. "The system will not be shortcut. Everything has to be documented -- the right way."

For those who already have discrepancies with a shipment or storage, the first step is to contact Fletcher and file a claim.

"There are walls in the system, but I'm here to tear them down," Fletcher said. "Some people aren't willing to do it by the book and do the paperwork. I say that if you don't make a claim, you're a fool. Claims are tedious, but not hard. If it's justified, you're not going to lose one penny."

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lie said preparation starts as soon as you purchase an item. Something as simple as keeping receipts, product warranties, cancelled checks and credit-card receipts can become important later on.

Having pictures and/or vide- otaping household goods are helpful, although the government won't pay for it.

Perhaps the most important part of the system comes when the movers arrive to pick up your property, and the "household goods descriptive inventory" is filled out. The movers may fill out the inventory incorrectly, deleting sonic items, adding some, etc.

Joann Perry knows all about

this. When the movers came to her home in North Carolina, she and her husband, GySgt. Kevin Perry, failed to scrutinize the inntory closely. GySgt. Perry si

vegned the list without

really looking at it. The result was costly. For

instance, the Perry's computer system consisted of a monitor, keyboard and hard drive. Upon receiving their shipment here in Hawaii, only the monitor was there. But, when Joann brought the inventory to Fletcher to make a claim, he pointed out that only the monitor was listed on the inventory. According to the paperwork, only the monitor was ever part of the shipment.

"You never, ever, sign anything blind," Fletcher told Mrs Perry, who just sat shaking her head in disbelief.

The Perrys also had failed to keep many receipts over the years. "I'm just the kind of person who doesn't keep re-

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The world will be a greener place thanks to some Marines from Weapons Company, 3d Battalion, 3d Marines. About 20 leather- necks from Weapons 3/3 completely refurbished Kai lua High School's greenhouse, finishing more than three weeks of voluntary labor Oct. 7.

The greenhouse is used by the high school's vocational department for agriculture and fishery education, and according to SSgt. Kelly Rankin, was "falling apart and unusable."

Kailua High School had been unable to repair the structure, due to the high coat of labor. When 3/3's sergeant major, SgtMaj. Bo Pippin, called the Community Projects Program and asked what his Marines could do,

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grunt with Heavy Guns Platoon, said he got a lot of personal satisfaction from volunteering his time.

"The fact that the students will learn and get an education from using the greenhouse makes it all worth it," he said. "We didn't have anything like this greenhouse in my school. I'm glad I helped give the kids something I didn't have."

Evans also pointed out the community relations benefits. "Helping out in the commie nity brings us closer together because we learn to accept each other. This type of interaction is especially important in the school system these days."

GySgt. L.C. Knauer, Weap- ons Co. first sergeant, said the project was good because it helps make the world more beautiful.

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greenery, it's good," he said. "1 mean, what could possibly be wrong with plants? People may wonder what in the world gardening and a greenhouse have to do with Marines, but hey, I think it's great."

Knauer, who helped organ- ize the effort, added that he let his Marines take charge. "I have to hand it to them, I just got them out there, and they did it."

The greenhouse project is one of several community projects 3/3 has in the works. Last weekend, Kilo Co. Marines participated in an island-wide trash pick-up event, and Lima Co. Marines will take a break from training on the Big Island Oca 19 to clean-up a park, restore a monument, and plant 52 trees for 62 Big Island veterans who died in the Korean War.

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Those swift, silent and deadly men are at it again.

Back in the water again, 28 Marines from Company A, 3d Reconnaissance Battal- ion, spent Sept. 15-20 in the "friendly" confines of the Station pool, going through their unit's conversely "un- friendly" pre-scuba training course.

According to SSgt. Kenneth Geheb, pre-scuba course staff NCOIC, the course familiarizes

physiology, dive medicine and physical diving techniques are among the skills the Marines are taught at the Navy course.

As mandated, 3d Recon must maintain three reconnaissance platoons of dive- qualified Marines, and Geheb said by the end of the year, 3d Recon should have 85-90 percent of its Marines dive- qualified.

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'Our pre-scuba course covers everything the Navy course does and more ... and ours is harder.'

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Marines with gear and techniques they'll use during the Navy's 2nd Class Dive School at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor.

Geheb, who is also 3d Recon's 1st Platoon sergeant, said each Marine has to achieve an 80-percent accept- able rating in the pre-scuba course before they go to the Navy course. Of the 28 Marines who went through the pre-scuba, 17 are currently undergoing the Navy course, which started Oct. 2, and will run through Nov. 8.

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Second Recon also has a pre- scuba course which prepares its Marines for the Navy course at Virginia Beach, Va.

"We supervise our Marines to make sure they do the training right, but we're also there for moral support and to help them if they need it," Vandevender said, "Safety is is big part of it."

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Sgt. Larry Carlson, 3d Recon, comes up for air during pre-scuba training.

Two Recon Marines practice knot-tying techniques in the pool as part of 3d Recon's pre-scuba qualltcation training.

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Defining "abandoned"

Privately-owned vehicles are considered abandoned if they meet two of the following conditions:

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Vehicle is in an obvious state of disrepair

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Also, abandoned vehicles are common targets for part thefts. If a vehicle has been tagged as an abandoned vehicle, that doesn't mean it is free to be stripped for parts. Anyone caught stripping an abandoned vehicle for parts will be apprehended for larceny.

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Alaohol-related Incidents A Marine Wati apprehended

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Military Police apprehended two Marines for assault and underage drinking after they were in a fight at the Windward Enlisted Club which led to one Marine striking the other in the face three times. One was found to he younger than the legal drinking age.

Other Incidents

MPs apprehended a Marine for a hit- and run traffic accident, after he backed into another vehicle parked adjacent to the credit union, building 217, and then fled the scene. A witness identified the vehicle that fled-the scene, and the Marine was located and apprehended. There were no injuries reported.

V.S. Customs Office apprehended .a Marine for desertion at Honolulu International Air- port. The Marine had been in deserter status since 1980. The Marine was processed by MPs and released to representatives at Camp Smith.

Five Marines were apprehended for unauthorized service after they were found to have been using another Marine's telephone card tomake long distance calls without the owner's permission. An investigation is pending.

A Marine was apprehended for falsifying/altering an official document after it was found that the birthdate on his military identification card had been tampered with. A check of the Marine's service record book verified the year and that the ID card had been changed.

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The MWR Ticket Office offers tickets and information on how to get them at special military rates. The office also takes reservations for events and attractions around the island. Call the Entertainment Hotline at 254- 3304 or come to building 219, the theater lobby, for information and reservations, The office is open Monday- Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. This week's offerings include:

Pro Bowl tickets are now on sale and going fast! The game will be played Feb. 2. Tickets are available for $16 and $19.

Eagle Aloha Bowitickets will feature top collegiate football teams. Tickets are on sale for $18, Great seats on the 50- yard line are available.

University of Hawaii Rainbows kick-off against Utah Nov. 2. for their homecoming game. Tickets are $14.50 and $12.50.

Top Gun Hydrofest takes place Oct. 26-27 at Pearl Harbor. Ticket prices range from $3-10.50.

Aloha Family Festival books of scrip are now available. It will be held Oct. 18, 19 and 20 at Richardson Field. A book of scrip costa $10 and includes one admission to the festival, one admission to the Hydrofest and one admission to a mechanical ride.

"Out of Our Minds" will feature the magical comedy of Kevin James and other magicians Oct. 26-27 at James R. Castle Auditorium. Pre- sale ticket prices are $12.50 and $14.50

Sea LIN and Vi alines Falls parloshave extended a special 50% discount for servieernembers and their families through Dec. 16. Identification will be required at the main gates.

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Ice T performs at Pink's Garage tonight. Doors open at 7 p.m and the show begins at 8 p.m. All ages are welcome. Pre-sale tickets are $18.

"Evils" will continue at the Diamond Head Theatre through Oct, 13. The theatre's next production will be the highly-stylized comedy "Sherlock Holmes," which will be featured Nov. 1-15,

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Kennedy Theatre, Nov. 1-10. It's about conflicting ideologies and passions.

World Wrestling Federation comes to Aloha Stadium Dec. 14. Featured match will be Hulk Hogan vs. Rick Flair. Ticket prices range from $8.50- 20.50.

"Boyz 'n the Hood" comes to Station theater

All movies shown at the Air Station's theater (building 219) begin at 7:15 p.m. unless otherwise noted. For more Information, call the theater at 254-2113.

"Boyz 'n the Hood"( R ) will be shown Friday - Sunday. It is a drama about a young black man on the streets of south central Los Angeles. The movie features rapper Ice Cube.

"Body Parts"(R) will be featured Monday and Tuesday. It's a horror film starring Kim Delaney and Lindsay Duncan. The donated limbs of a convicted murderer are grafted onto three different accident victims who begin to be controlled by their new appendages.

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A girl from the Station Mehehune Rainbow Preschool tries her hand at the firehose.

Fire prevention Firefighters teach preschoolers how to protect themselves Story and photos by Cpl. Kevin Doll Hawaii Marne Stet, Writer

A line of preschoolers walk huddled into the Kaneohe Bay Fire Station No. 8, their wide eyes first scanning the number of firemen present and then settling on the massive form of a yellow- green firetruck.

Firefighter John Araujo greets the toddlers and begins explaining to them, in simple terms, what firemen do and how the kids can help them.

Although the 4- year-olds might not realize it, they could learn something today that might just save their lives in the future.

"October sixth through the twelfth is Fire Prevention Week," said Station Capt. Steven Quintal. "But we have so many requests for tours of the fire station that we end up giving them for three weeks."

Today's group of youngsters is from the Station's Menehune Rainbow Preschool, but isn't the youngest group the firemen interact with.

"We sometimes take the trucks out to the housing areas and work with kids as young as 1 - yearold, to familiarize them with firemen," Quintal said. "This year during our Fire Preven- tion Week we will talk with roughly 570 Station kids, preschool on up to six

grade levels."

The Menehune preschoolers learned about the tools firemen use to break into burning houses and were given the chance to hold some of the axes. The kids were also given the chance to sit inside the fire engine and try on a rolled-up firemen suit complete with booth and helmet. They got close to a fireman decked out in modern firefighting gear, and were reminded not to be afraid of him if they ever saw him in their burning house.

Other key things the children learned were the Way to "stop, drop and roll" if ever caught on fire; to crawl out of a burning house, not to hide under the bed or in the closet; and, of course, don't play with matches or lighters.

The highlight of the preschooler's day, however, was the chance to hold the firehose as it sprayed water out of the firetruck. Guided by a station firefighter, little hands gripped the hose and watched in awe as water shot out 50 feet into the grass. According to the Station firemen, this type of learning is the best.

"Hands -on learning is the best," said Araujo. "The kids remember that the most, and maybe it will help them to remember the other things we taught them also."

A Station preschooler rides high behind the wheel of a fire engine.

Firelighter John Araujo explains to some preschoolers the uses of a firemen's tools. A Menshune preschooler tries on a fireman's outfit during a visit to the Station firestation.

New windsurfing gear arrives by Cpl. Kevin Doll Hewell Marine Stall Writer

Eighteen sets of windsurfing gear arrived here Oct. 4 from Saudi Arabia and will be util- ized as Station recreational gear, according to Neil Morgan, Station marina sailing instructor.

The windsurfers are part of the massive shipment of recreational gear sent to the Gulf for troop enjoyment, but since the troop withdrawal, are now

being given to individual bases in the Corps.

"Nine of the new windsurfers and a few of our older ones will be turned over to the Outdoor Recreational Equipment Center," Morgan said. "This will give them a total of 11 for rental."

The marina will keep nine new ones and, including seven of their older windsurfers, will have a total of 16. These are used for windsurfing classes and for rental use in Kaneohe Bay waters.

Morgan said the Saudi windsurfers include some of the more advanced models and give the marina the gear for beginners up to the most experienced windsurfing enthusiasts.

"The gear will be ready for use by the 14th, Morgan said.

For those interested in learning how to windsurf, the marina

offers a one-day, six -hour beginners course for $80,

For more information, call the marina at 2545008.

R-2 HAWAII MARINE October 10, 1991

HMM-262 Marines, families celebrate 40 years Story and photo by Cpl. Poznar Smith .4.64 Menne Stan wore,

The higher-ups at Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron- 262 wanted to have a squadron get-together to celebrate 40 years of Marine Corps service. They wanted it to be a total squadron event. Total squadron meaning everybody -- including families.

So instead of merely having a formation one day in Hangar 102, the event took place Sept. 21 at Pyra- mid Rock Beach. While there was a cake cutting, speeches and a color guard, there was ale° rock n' roll, volleyball and a cookout.

HMM-262 Commander LtCol. Neil S. Fox said he thought it was appropriate for the families to be a part of the celebration. In a speech before the cake-

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cutting, Fox told the family members that they were an integral part of the squadron.

"I know you are all important, and every one of you needs to know you're important," Fox said.

Col. T.M. Curtis, Marine Aircraft Group-24 commanding officer, followed Fox's remarks with some historical ones of his own.

"Back in Vietnam, I knew pilots who were flying with '262," Curtis said. "They were operating up near the DMZ (demilitarized zone), and they had the hardest, most dangerous job. They were known as the guys who were getting the job done."

"Now, I have the pleasure of commanding the MAG that HMM-262 is a part of. Today, I still feel the way about this squadron I did then. Congratulations to an of you."

Manna and family members of HMM-262 gather around the barbecue pit at Pyramid Rock Beach during the squadron's Family Day /40th Anniversary celebration Sept. 21.

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pool will have a special sched- ule through Nov. 2. It will be open for recreational swimming Saturday, Sunday, and holidays from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; for lap swimming from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. and 5-6 p.m., Monday-Friday. It will be closed for recreational swimming today, Friday, Oct. 17, 18, 24, 25, 31 and Nov. 1, from 1-5 p.m. K-Bay's officers' club pool is available for unit training throughout this time. For more information, call 254- 6278.

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Slow-pitch softball tournament

Mena and co-ed slow-pitch softball tournaments, sponsored by Marine Barracks, Hawaii, will be held Oct. 25-27 at Naval Air Station Barbers Point. Entry fee is $150 per team. For more information, call Sgt. Lamont Hale at 471-5872 or 837- 7664, or SSgt. John Doolittle at 433-6614.

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The following MCAS Kaneohe Bay organizations offer support services, classes and special activities for members of the military community. Some of their current offerings are listed on this page.

Family Service Center -- 257 -3655.

Armed Services YMCA -- 254- 4719/4955

Dependent Recreation -- 254 -2963

American Red Cross -- 257 -3150

Navy/Marine Corps Relief Society -- 254-1327

USO of Hawaii -- 836-3351

After-school games, crafts offered

Games and crafts for children enrolled in kindergarten-6th grade are offered after school until 4 p.m. Cost for activities is $2 per month. To register, parents must sign-up their children at Dependent Recrea- tion, building 5082.

Children's golf classes

Golf classes for children ages 8.17 will begin Oct. 16, and will continue on Wednesdays, 3:30- 5 p.m. for eight weeks. Cost for the session is $20. Register at Dependent Recreation, building

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Kids' crafts program Children ages 7-11 will learn

to make life-size and spooky skeletons in a class Oct. 17, from 3-4 p.m. After-school crafts classes for children are held monthly. Call ASYMCA to register children and for more information.

Marriage skills A two-day workshop for

anyone anticipating marriage or married for less than a year will be held Oct. 22.23, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Training and Audiovisual Support Center. The program will focus on relationship and communication skills. Call FSC for reservations.

Parents of special needs children meet

Parents of children in special education classes or with special needs are invited to a free workshop Oct. 23, from 6-9 p.m. in the Enlisted Spouses Center, building 220. Call FSC or 536- 2280 for reservations.

Self-development class

'Bloom Where You Are Planted,' an informative class

designed to help people develop to their full potential, will take place Oct. 24, 9:30.11:30 a.m. Child care is available for a flat fee. There is a small fee for the class. Call ASYMCA for more information.

Halloween Carnival This year's Halloween Carni-

val will be held Oct. 26, 5 -8 p.m. and Oct. 26, noon-5 p.m. at the Air Station's family gym, next to the 7-Day Store. Admission cost will be $3, to include 30 tickets for use at game booths and craft booths and to have your picture taken. A costume contest will take place Oct. 26, at 3 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Dependent Rec- reation Branch.

Single parents meet A single parents' support

group meets the fourth Tuesday of each month, 7-8:30 p.m. Group members also plan other activities which include their children. Call ASYMCA for more information.

Women's support group

A confidential program to help women who have been victim- ized in a destructive relationship will be held every Friday,

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9.10:30 a.m. Learn about vio- lent behavior and ways to increase protection skills for you and your children, decrease fear and helplessness and how to cope with stress and anger. Call Owen at FSC for more information.

Waiting wives group The wives of servicemembers

who have gone or are going on deployment are invited to join a support group. The group will begin when registration reaches its limit. Call ASYMCA for more information.

Food program for women, infants, children

Information on the supplemen- tal food program for Women, Infants and Children is offered at the Kaneohe Bay Branch Medical Clinic. Pregnant women, breast-feeding women and children ages 5 and younger are eligible for WIC. For more information, call Mrs. Ward at 257 1700.

Lamaze classes New Lamaze classes begin

every six weeks which cover all aspects of pregnancy, labor and delivery. Reserve your place by

signing-up at about your 6th month of pregnancy. The certified instructor was trained by Dr. Lamaze. Call ASYMCA for more information.

"Welcome Baby" program

Welcome Baby is a free service to pregnant women and mothers of newborn babies up to 3- months -old. Welcome Baby Home visitors come to the homes of military families living on and off base, and bring information on pregnancy, child birth and infant care. Free gifts and formula are given after babies' births. The program also offers a support system to mothers whose husbands are deployed servicemembers. We are open to all branches of the service. If you or someone you know is pregnant or has recently given birth, call ASYMCA.

Playmorning Mobile Preschool

A free preschool program for infants to 5-year-olds and their parents meets Mon.-Thurs., 9-11 a.m. at the following sites:

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Walking club Two morning walking groups

meet everyday. The first is for brisk walkers, and meets at 8:30 a.m. The second is for moms with children in strollers, and meets at 9 a.m. Call ASYMCA for more information.

Preschool enrichment program

Preschool programs for 3.5 year olds are offered in 7-week sessions. Call ASYMCA for more information.

Support group for parents of emotionally disabled

Hawaii Families as Allies is a support group for parents of children with emotional handi- caps, attention deficit disorder, autism and other emotional disabilities. The group meets twice monthly and provides many support services. Call Marion Leong at 521.1846 for more information.

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Learn to treat common colds at home through a two-hour class, offered on an as needed" basis. Over-the-counter medica- tions are prescribed after successful completion of the course. Call 257-2131 to register. For more information, call Lt. Daniels at 257-5017 or Mrs. Ward at 257-1700.

Job-hunting assistance

A computerized listing of island jobs is available. Call the Family Services Center at 257-3655 for an appointment with a counselor.

Continuing education scholarships for spouses

The Awa Lau Wahine Offi- cers Wives' Club is offering eight $1,000 scholarships for dependent spouses, to be used to help attain a college degree or any type of job market training beyond high school-level. Spouses of active duty or retired Marine Corps, Navy or Coast

Guard members living in Hawaii are eligible. The scholarships will be awarded to applicants who best explain their desire to continue their education. Fi- nancial need is not a criteria. Applications are available from: Marcia Smith, 1308 Tampa Drive, Honolulu, HI 96819 and Neil Armstrong, 982 B. Aloha Ave., Pearl City, HI 96782.

West Point scholarships

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point's academic program offers 30 fields of study. Se- lected candidates receive full four-year scholarships and annual $6,500 stipends. For more information, call Maj. Chris Lai at 586-1625 or LtCol. Kathy Coughlan at 541-3813.

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time for class. Call the Air Station's Family Services Cen- ter at 257-3655 for reservations.

Transition assistance program

A program for anyone sepa- rating from the service in the next six months will be held Nov. 12-15 at the Station theater. Contact your administra- tive section for reservations.

Anger management class

Understanding and accepting responsibility for aggressive behavior and its consequences will be the focus of a workshop Nov. 12, from 1.4 p.m. For reservations, call the Air Station's Family Services Cen- ter at 257-3655.

Drivers education Drivers education classes

are held for four consecutive Mondays, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Registration fee includes the trip to the licensing bureau.

Behind-the-wheel driver instruction is also available.

For more information, call the Air Station's Armed Services YMCA at 254-4719.

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Toyota Tercel Wagon: 1984, auto, P/S, AM/FM, 63,400 miles, one owner. Excellent condition. $2,100. Call 395-1081.

Chevy Cavalier: 1984 sports coupe. 4-speed, P/S, P/B, JVC stereo system. Leaving island, must sacriffice. Great condition. $2,300 or beet offer. Call 254.6221.

Chevy Citation II: 1984, 51,000 miles, A/C, 4-door, auto., V-6. Excellent condition ^111 Steve at 239-6501, evenings.

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Chrysler Cordoba: 1979. New brakes, shocks, spare, radiator. Leaving island, must sell. $500 or best offer. Call 263-9355.

BMW 3201: 1981. Tinted window. Great condition. With awesome stereo, $5,000. With- out, $4,000. Call 254-2219.

VW Bug: 1970, 1914 CC, Dual Weber 44s, 401 heads, center- lines all around. $1,500 or best offer. Call Shannon Jackson at 254-5309, evenings.

Olds Fierenza Station Wagon: 1985, 70,000 miles. Excellent shape. $2,500. Also, 1976 Toyota Corolla, $50, salvage certificate, in good shape. Call now- 833-4269.

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Waterbed: King-size, like new, w/pads, heater, headboard and six-drawer pedestal. $500 or best offer. Must sell. Call 254- 3638.

Bedroom furniture: Matching dresser and vanity, $150. Bassett crib w/ mattress, $100. Queen-size headboard, $25. Bookcase, $50. Call 254-5500, may leave message.

Bed liner: For Ford Ranger, standard size. $100. Call Doug at 254-3359.

Furniture: Bed - three-quarter, frame, box springs,

mattress, $65. Sofa - brown leather, 6.5 feet, $75. Sofa fabric, 6.5 feet, $150. Call 254-3965.

Carpets: 10 x 12, $170. 9.5 x 12, $125. 11.5 x 17, $200. 15 x 12, $145. Colors - light. beige. Call 254-3965.

Furniture: Lamps (2), $50. Computer table, $25. Carpet shampooer, $15. Bar stools (4), $50. Bookcase, unfinished, $15. Microwave

Electric Piano: Genius Lewrey, w/bench, stand, car-

tridges. Just like new. $550. Call Cheri at 254-1350.

Waterbed: Queen-size w /7- drawer dresser, large mirror. $600. Call 254-0426,

Furniture: Nice couch, loveseat and chair, upholstered in blue w /rust and cream-col- ored flowers. All three pieces only $200. Call 254-6221.

Misc: Jigsaw for Shopsmith IV, $150. Koa frames, $10-25. Rowing machine, $25. Call 254- 3965.

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Saturday: 1858 Harris Ave., 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Call 254-6723.

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DoD civilians allowed at Hale Koa

Department of Defense civilian employees are now allowed to patronize

o. restaurants, lounges and shows at the Hale Koa Hotel. Employee identification cards

s. will be requests.

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New arrivals' tour

la, An orientation to the Air Station and Hawaii, to include a free bus tour around Oahu,

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HORIZON INDUSTRIES, INC. CocoJoe's Products Coralei of Hawaii

Mold and Model making position available. Highly detailed work. Must be good with hands.

Experience preferred but not necessary. Full-time and/or Part-time.

Phone 622-0481 or apply at 401 North Cane Street

Building B Wahiawa 96786

58 Schools & Instruction

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SEWING CLASSES Basic skills. Ages 10 to Adult. Limited enrollment. Call 262-6387 or 262-4455

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DISCOVERY TOYS Earn extra income and free toys. Avis 735-1811.

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

"AVON IS GROWING!" Call Asst. Manager Kathryn 423-0693.

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Apts. Unfurnished 75 Auto Announcements . , 173

Auto Leasing 172 Automobiles tor Sale 176

Auto Service/Parts 156 Autos Wanted 161 Aviation 3 Bicycle Sales &

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Prof. Services/ Cleaning* 37

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Condos/Townhouses Unfurnished 87

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Domestic Jobs Wanted' 64

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Free Bee 0

Garage/Lanai Sale Moving' 124

Health & Fitness 4

Heavy Machinery & Equipment 174

Help Wanted Male/Female 60

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Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters 171

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Real Estate Announcements 115

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Swaps & Exchanges 128 Travel 122 Vacation Rentals 93 Vans, Campers, Jeeps, 4WD 175

Water Sports Equipment 148

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AFTERSCHOOL Aides & Teacher, PE, Head preschool & K teachers. Christian School in Kailua 262-8501.

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benefits & incentives. 839-8046 ask for Margo.

BARBER STYLIST Top pay with benefits. Call 235-1558 or 531-2182.

CASHIERS/SALES Immediate P/T openings In Honolulu, Kaneohe & Pearlridge for retail shoes & clothing departments.

537-5911 ext. 55 M-F 9 a m. to 4 p.m.

CLERICAL POSITIONS Temporary Assignments at prestigious firms. Flexible length to permanent. Bonuses. Benefits. Skills upgrading available.

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CLEANING helpers needed Kailua area. PIT, 525-9381.

CLERICAL, permanent part time, general duties, type 45wpm., 11:30am- 3:3 Opm. Ziegler Steel Svc. Corp. For appointment call Gary 836-2400.

DELIVERY DRIVERS wanted. Earn extra cash now. $8 plus an hour. Inside help, Managers & Training postitions open. Flexible hours. App- ly 11am - lam daily. Dominos Pizza 3131 N.Nimitz Highway 839-3030.

COMPANION for elderly.. Must have CPR & first aid. Call 235-8661.

DISPATCHER Experience required. Excel. benefits. Apply in

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BUYERS & sellers agree that the classifieds are a real bargain. 235-5656.

HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY

NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Help Wanted

Hawaii Pacific University is seeking individuals interested in substitute and part-time employment (may lead to permanent employment) for the Army's Non- instructional Educational Support Program at Schofield Barracks, Fort Shafter, and Tripler AMC.

Part-time positions include: Computer Lab Monitors; Learning Center Monitors; MOS Librarian; and Test Cen ter Personnel.

Minimum qualifications vary by position, but a High School Diploma and experience with Army policies and procedures is required.

For more information and application contact Chuck Gilcrest, Administrator/Trainer, 623-8953 (MTThF) or Barbara Benson, Director, Special Programs, 544-0276

All interested, qualified persons are encouraged to apply, including

handicapped persons, members of minority groups, veterans and women.

An Equal Opportunity Employer.

We are currently accepting applications for the following areas:

CASHIERS Full time positions available for Kaimuki Store. Part time positions for Kaimuki, Kaneohe, Waimalu & Waipahu Stores. Must be flexible.

LUMBER CLERKS Full time and part time positions available for Kaimuki & Kaneohe Stores. Must be flexible.

PERSONNEL CLERK (Nimitz Office)

Immediate full time opening for a dependable individual knowledgeable in Labor Laws and

general office procedures. Candidate must have the ability to work under deadline pressures, must be detail-oriented, good organizational &

communication skills, and time management abilities.

We offer an excellent Benefit package and competitive wages. Merit increases for excellence!

Please apply in person at the Store of your choice or call for an appointment.

HAWAII S TAROTS, ANTS MOST COMPUTE

L11 LkrLL St05,11: rA. 5 AICI

Human Resources Department 660 N. Nimitz Hwy. Honolulu, HI 96817

Ph. #: 533-3811 an equal opportunity employer

TEACHERS LEAD TEACHERS

CARE GIVERS (12-24 months experience)

Sunrise Preschool is looking for warm, car- ing individuals to work in a clean well equipped environment.

50 -100% child care discount

SUNRISE PRESCHOOLS Pearl City 488-9377 Kailua 262-2331

Equal Opportunity Employer


DOMINO'S PIZZA now hiring delivery drivers. Starting at $4.50 an hour. A potential $400 to $500 a week. Inside positions also avail. starting at $5 50 an hour. Apply today at Koko Marina's Domino's Pizza, 7129 Kalanianaole Hwy. Call 396-3030

EARN $100 for every book you read at home. 24 hr. recording reveals details. 1-801-756-9995, Dept. HI-2.

FULL/Part time help wanted. Set-up, operate childrens rides, games, popcorn, cotton candy. Call Sam 671-3661.

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The World's Largest Aloha Wear Manufacturer/Retailer

has immediate openings for

RETAIL SALES U Full time positions available at our large .

Nimitz Fashion Center. Seeking enthusiastic, energetic, goal oriented individuals who enjoy customer service.

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An Equal Opportunily Employer

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FULL TIME COOK POSITION

Willing to train. See Richard or David

Orson's Bourbon House Restaurant 5 Hoolai St., Kailua

GARDENER helpers, F/T or P/T avail. $7-$10/hr. Eves. 254-4253 Iv. msg.

HELP WANTED $425/ wkly. Factory assembly at home. No experience. 1 900-786-7020 7 days/ eve. $5/min.

BAG A BARGIN in the classifieds...Your super marketplace! 235-5656.

MINIM III MI MOM MINNIE II

BENEFITS INCLUDE COMPANY PAID U 'MEDICAL 1 'DENTAL "LIFE INSURANCE "PROFIT SHARING 1 'VACATION 'SICK LEAVE

PLUS Generous Einployee Discounts Call Personnel at 524-3966 for an appointment

PALI MOMI MEDICAL CENTER

A Kapiolani Health Care System Hospital

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NURSING NIGHT SUPERVISOR

Managerial responsibility for quality of patient care services delivered during the night shift. Self-

directed with strong clinical skills.

RNS INTENSIVE CARE UNIT NIGHT SHIFT

Provide high quality care to patients in life- threatening clinical situations. Experience preferred with strong assessment skills. BLS required; ACLS preferred.

For more information about nursing opportunities call Dorothy Shepherd, Director of Nursing, at 486-6000 or apply at 98-1079MoanaluaRoad,Aiea, Hawaii 96701

Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Equal Opportunity Employer

Leezeani Oallii, we're on vow, Side.

/ \ Castle Medical Center

Join the largest private employer on Windward Oahu. Where high professional standards,

enthusiasm, and dedication reward patients and staff and health cafe is more than a job.

REGISTERED NURSES - Labor & Delivery full-time temporary positions with 12-hour shifts and Per Diem availability needed. Telemetry experienced RN's needed for full-time 12 hour shifts.

HOME HEALTH AIDE -A Certified Nurses Aide, with Home Care experience preferred, needed for Home Care position.

PSYCHIATRIC COUNSELORS - Needed for part-time 1

positions.

LEADCAREGIVER - Full-time position in Infant/Toddler Center. Related Bachelor's degree required.

CAREGIVER - Part-time position In Infant/Toddler Center. Related Associates degree required.

LAB AIDE - Full-time day position. Phlebotomy experience required.

SECURITY OFFICER - Part-time afternoon position.' Security experience required.

EQUAL OPPORTUNIUTY EMPLOYER M/F/H/V

BENEFITS INCLUDE: Competitive Salaries Retirement Plan Free

Parking Employee Wellness Program Employee Assistance Program Infant Day Care Tuition Reimbursement Medical/Dental Insurance

Slop by or call

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 640 Ulukahild Street

Kailua, Hawaii 96734-4498

(808) 263-5151 Monday-Friday 10am-3pm

Sun Advertising 235-5656 Press

HOME & APARTMENT GUIDE EQUAL HOUSING

OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise "any pre- ference, limitation or dis- crimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicapped, and familial status" This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

To complain of dis- crimination, call HUD toll free at 1-800-424-8590.

74 Apts. Partly Furnished

KANEOHE 1 bdrm., ocean view, $750/mo. +

utils. Jett Pacific Prop 235-8558, 235-6196.

WAIMANALO Studio, $700 a month + deposit. Call 259-8010

WAIPIO GENTRY 2 bdrm., 1 ba. $874/mo. John Daughters (R) 676-3533.

76 Rentals To Share FRIENDLY home in Kailua, priv. ent., W/D, use of house, utils. incl. $500/mo. Call 263-0981.

76 Rentals To Share

HOUSE to share, female with same, Christian working person, Kaneohe. Call 236-1827.

KAILUA beachside $600 a month. Call

261-9800.

KAILUA lg. home, pool, parking, all amen., near bus, $425/mo. 262-9868.

MAKAKILO to share 4 bdrm. twnhse. $600 + 1/2

util. Call 672-8721 or 449-9253.

88 Rooms For Rent CHRISTIAN family has rm. for rent. $425/mo. utils. incl. 235-7837.

KAILUA female/same, 4 bdrm. house $450/month. Eves. 254-4253 Iv. msg.

KAILUA lg. master bdrm priv. ba., lg. view home Turn. or unfurn. 263-6112.

KAILUA studio room. Near beach, single working person desired, no smoke. $575/mo., utils. incl. 262-5160.

KANEOHE 1 bdrm., completely furnished $285 a mo. non-smoker. util. incl. Call 235-2494.

KANEOHE responsible positive minded nonsmoker. Pref. female share turn. twnhse., W/D, prkg., amenities $550/ mo. + ',4 utils. Available Nov. 1st. Call 235-8088.

ROOM in lovely Kaneohe home. Utils., view, refrig., $450 dep. 235-6126.

88 Rooms For Rent

NEW 2 RM. turn. $850/ mo. + utils., 2 full bath, own telephone Mini refrigerator, microwave, W/D, 19" TV, separate ent., nonsmoker, no kitchen. Call 625-7428.

SALT LAKE 3/2 ba. own rm., incl. utils., prkg., pool $550/mo. 836-6337.

93 Vacation Rentals

A KAILUA beachside 1-2 bdrm., 1 ba., kit./family rm./priv. ent. 261-9800.

ADORABLE COTTAGE In Kailua near beach. Priv. & clean. 261-0756.

AFFORDABLE priv. 1

bdrm. cottage, nr. beach & shops. Call 262-2212.

KAILUA 2 units, large studio/bdrm., private ant., pool. Ph. 262-8540

KAILUA Roomette $40/ day. 3 houses from beach. 262-0862.

LANIKAI nr. beach, 1

bdrm. cottage/3 bdrm., 2 ba. hm. TV+. 262-5445.

LANIKAI cottage, ocean view, 1 block to beach $395/wk. Ph. 263-3793.

109 Condos/Townhouses For Sale

HONOLULU AFFORDABLE condo w/ gra+ view & pool! KINAU LANAIS. $182,000 LH. Charming! 263-6999.

MAIN

109 Condos/Townhouses For Sale

FANTASTIC Diamond Head Course from bedroom unit at Tower. Convenient tion. Offered at (L). Kazue NH 735-7734

VIEW of and Golf this one

Regency Loca-

$189,000 (RA)

Ph. 523-8188

FOSTER TOWERS $505. Spacious 520 sq.ft. studio with ocean view, across from beach, walk to shops, theater, park, restaurants, pool, sauna, security NEW ASKING PRICE, $239,500 (L). MLS 21466. Elizabeth Ann Tkachyk (RA) 924-2460

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Ph. 523-8188

KAILUA WINDWARD HARBOUR 3 bdrm., 2 ba. w/view of pond & mtns. Tennis & pool. $259,995 LH. 263-6999.

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NUUANU CRAIGSIDE with valley & mtn. view! Spacious 1

bdrm. Cool! $260,000 Lease. Call 263-6999.

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114 Real Estate For Sale

40 ACRES Southern Col- orado $12,500.00 total! $150 down. 120 payments of $ 1 5 O. 8% interest Call Owner anytime 806-376-8690.

WHEN IT'S TIME FOR RESULTS... call the Classifieds, 235-5656!

RIVER RANCH Own your own farm & ranch in Sunny W, Tex- as. 20 acres, only $12,600, $500 down. $110 mo. 8% int. fertile farm land. NOT pasture land. Surveyed, road/ electric. Raise cattle, horses, cotton, melons. Two lakes close by & the river too. 350 days

of sunshine. FREE MAPS 7

PHOTOS CALL OWNER 213-375-7441

HAWAII LOA RIDGE Extra large vacant lot with spectacular view, near Recreation Center. Under $40 per sq. ft. Ask- ing $650,000. Adelle Johiro (R) 848-5084.

Ph. 523-8188

house hunting? MITSUI REHOUSE

CAN HELP YOU LOCATE THE le, .

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PLAZA LANDMARK - Immaculate Studio unit with relaxing golf course view. Shows like a model. Fee Simple! Asking only $150,000. Adelle Johiro, R 848-5084.

PEARL CITY TOWNHOME - Newly listed 2/1.5 bath end unit in convenient location. Ideal starter home or investment property. Coleen Arakawa (R) 14) 456-5167 MLS 29606 OFFERED AT $158,000

(1-)

HOKULOA IN KANEOHE - Fee Simple. 3 bedroom 1.5 bath end unit with enclosed 2 car garage. $250,000 (FS) Coleen Arakawa (R) MLS 27653 H) 456-5167

HAWAII LOA RIDGE - Extra large vacant lot with spectacular ocean view, near Recreation Center. Under $40.00 per square foot. Asking $650,000. Adelle Johiro, (R) 848-5084

REHOUSE MITSUI REHOUSE REALTY INCORPORATED

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HONOLULU, HI

523-8188 114 Real Estate

For Sale

HAWAIIAN PARADISE PARK 1 acre lot, rustic 2 story cabin w/mountain view. 60 mac-nut trees & other fruit bearing trees. $39,500. Clark & Assoc. 943-6037(H) 737-7969(B).

KAILUA FEE SIMPLE 3 bdrm., 2 ba view home. Room to expand Only 4 yrs old. $375,000 Call 263-6999

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115 Real Estate Announcements

NAILUS PRESITGIOUS area, beach access, pool, 4 bdrm., 4 baths. Great! $850.000 Fee. 263-6999.

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PRIME RETAIL/ WAREHOUSE SPACE off Dillingham Blvd. 2400 to 9600 sq.ft. available at $1.10 per sq.ft. For more info. call Bob 845-7851.

MAIN STREET, REALTORS, INC.

SOME REALLY GREAT BUYS:

APrice and location are two factors that proclaim value for these Fee

Simple properties. Call for an appointment to see a home that you can afford. 1. CUSTOM VIEW HOME! 4

Bdrms., 3 Baths in desired neigh- '

borhood overlooking Kaneohe Bay. This could be a show place with a little cosmetic touchup. MLS 27393. $495,000 FEE. MARJORIE L. YOKUM (R) 254-5311.

2. ALL NEW KITCHEN! 3 Bdrms. plus dining and family rooms. Located on a fully fenced corner lot with spacious new patio. MLS 29331. $310,000 FEE. MARILYN S. BEARDSLEY

(it) 261- 4705. 3. TOTALLY REFURBISHED

CONDO! This 2 Bdrm. ground level end unit in MANAI HALE is sparkling with a fresh interior. FHA approved Utilities included in maintenance fee. Pool! MLS 27390. $179,500 FEE. MARJORIE L. YOKUM (R) 254-5311.

118 Hekili Street, Kailua, Hawaii 96734 (808) 263-6999

A REAL ESTATE CORPORATION

Classified 235-5656 Ads

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TACO BELL.

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SPIRIT!

KANEOHE TACO BELL Is NOW HIRING:

CREW MEMBERS (ALL SHIFTS) MANAGEMENT TRAINEES

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You can count on benefits like. Competitive Pay Flexible Hours Free Meals Full Training

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KANEOHE TACO BELL 45-1014 KAM HWY. subsidiary of THEODAWES

An AA/EEO Employer

AIRCRAFT CLEANERS BAGGAGE HANDLERS

JANITOR Career opportunities for the aviation field, excellent benefits We have full-time and part -time positions.

All jobs require that you be 18 years or older

and have a valid driver's license. Calls being received

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 831-6030.

OGDEN Aviation Services An equal opportunity employer


LAW ENFORCEMENT JOBS. $17,542-$86,682/ yr. Police. Sheriff, State Patrol, Correctional Officers. Call (1) 805

,962-8000 ext. K-4031.


IMMEDIATE Opening! Customer Svc. Rep. Natl. Financial Inst. seeking aggressive individual to work' 30-35 hrs./wk. with paid Holiday & medical ben Call Ray 261-1777.

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The Classifieds, of course. That's where everyone goes when thF:j're in the market for just about anything at all. It's the place to find a great bargain, scout out a new job, look for a new car or home...and when you have something to sell or a service to offer, Classifieds are the place to get fast results! You can't go wrong with the Classifieds!

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DRIVER KANEOHE

Full time, 1:30-8:30pm. Monday-Friday. Must

have clean abstract. Start immediately.

Call Theresa 235-2533

YOU COULD WRITE but you don't have to...you can phone in your Classified. One of our Classified Advisors will be happy to help you write your ad. 235-5656.

COUNTER HELP PATTI'S CHINESE KITCHEN

WINDWARD MALL

Full time & part time, Excellent pay, good benefits, no experience necessary. Apply in person at:

Patti's Chinese Kitchen Windward Mall

46-056 Kamehameha Highway Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744

STOCK Part time position now available

Day hours Duties include: Freight handling &

stockroom upkeep. Apply in person: Monday-Saturday

9:30am to 5:00pm

F.W. WOOLWORTH Windward Mall

46-056 Kam Highway An equal opportunity employer


LOOKING FOR 15 Entrepreneurs to start home business. Outstand- ing financial rewards, retirement & self improve- ment. Call 948-0386, 24 hr. recorded message.

HOUSECLEANERS Honest, reliable dependable, willing to work, can communicate & take constructive crit- icism. Must have phone, transportation avail. Excellent benefits, bonuses, very sup- portive work environment. Only sincere applicants please.

Call 623-8185

FULL TIME LAYOUT ARTIST

for large publishing firm. Must work well with people and have experience in layout & graphic design. Salary negotiable. Call for interview,

Dianne LoMonte 235-5881 Sun Press MidWeek

FLORAL DESIGNERS

NEEDED Experience necessary

Schofield Florist....624-3985 Hickam Florist 422-6400 Tripler Florist 833-3367

Select Temporary Services and Computer Training Academy offers you:

Computer Training

Marketable Skills

Great Benefits

Good Pay Flexible

Schedules A

Call real "winning your Select Temporary Service

Representive NOW Work Tomorrow!

Downtown Honolulu Alea Newtown Sq. 528-5055 483-0055

E.O.E. NO FEES

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HOTEL Night Auditor or swing person.

Start at: $6.50 an hour

Phone 239-5711

MAKE $100 a Day or more $$ working in the convenience of your home. 24 hr. recorded message reveals details. 948-1840 ext. MW-1.

MEDICAL Office, Windward, part time, front & back office, corn puter & health insurance claim forms knowledgeable. Phone 261-6133.

MEDICAL Receptionist secretary. F/T. Mon.-Fri. Exper. in scheduling & word perfect preferred. Benefits 261-8931.

MERCHANDISER Sales agency needs sharp person to merchan- dise our products in Leeward retail stores. Good working car nec. 8-2pm. Island Sales. 239-8645.

MILITARY Welcome! Immed.P/T sales in retail

store. 537-5911 ext. 55.

SURPLUS LIQUIDATION COMMERCIAL BANK & INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE

32-2 DRAWER LEGAL & LETTER

SIZE FILES $49 to $79 ea.

12-2 DRAWER LATERAL FILES $125 e8.

21-ALL-STEEL® BRAND

SECRETARIAL CHAIRS

6-SUNAR HAUSERMAN 61/2x672 CO

WORK STATIONS (Over $3100 e $950 ea.

EXECUTIVE

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12-NEW GF® BRAND JR. EXE V

BLACK VINYL with WALNUT ARMS $149 ea.

2-48"x54" HAMILTON® FLAT FILES $375 ea.

6-STEELCASE® MOVABLE WALL COMPUTER

STATIONS (List Over $5000 New)

LEASE DEFAULT $1800 ea.

9 HON® 30x60 METAL DESK

BLACK w/WALNUT TOP $99 ea.

Numerous other items availa New and Pre-Owned Office Furniture and Re ed

available.

Brand Name Modular Systems. We Buy, Rent, & Sell

NP$U

HOURS MON -FRI 9.5

SAT 9-3

CASH. CASHIERS CHECK

OR COMPANY CHECK

ROM OFFICE FURNITURE 121 SAND ISLAND RD

HONOLULU, HI 96819

CALL 848-6595


SECRETARY Employment on the beautiful Windwardside with no traffic or parking woes. Challenging position for self-starter w/Secretarial exper. & ability to handle variety of responsibilities w/ attention to detail. Type 45wpm, exper. w/ IBM PC, nonsmoker. Mail resume with salary requirements to The Oceanic Institute,

Makapuu Pt. Walmanalo, HI. 96795.

EOE

SIGN MECHANIC. NEON INSTALL., SVC., PART-TIME. EXPER. ONLY. CALL 845-0802.

SPECIALIST needed for after school workshop. Share your talents in crafts, music, drama, drawing, & etc. $13.00 per hr. 2 wk. session. Mon.-Thur. 2:00-3:30pm. Kahaluu area. For more info. Call Lynette/ Roberta 239-5777. Key Project.

TEACHER wanted: Small private school in Wahiawa. Grades 3 & 4 immediately. Call Hoala School 621-1898

NEED yardman. Hourly rate. Hours/wage negotiable. Call 247-4069.

NURSES AIDE, LPN/RN, live in helper for 40 bed Care Home. 239 -7993.

OFFICE MANAGER must type, payroll, A/R, A/P, computer exper. helpful. 622-2631. Waihiwa area.

pry Office helper, errand person with own car, gas allowance. Ph. 235-1164.

PILOTS MECHANICS

Nationwide/worldwide Aviation employment

opportunities. Free Brochure

Call Toll Free 1 (800) 543-5201

24 hrs.,7 days!

POSTAL JOBS $18,392- $67,125/yr Now hiring. Call (1) 805-962-8000 ext P-4031.

RESERVATIONIST with person Friday skills. Kaneohe. Start $6 up. Phone 239-5711.

CLASSIFIEDS are money makers! Call today and place your ad where it'll get fast results, 235-5656.

TELEMARKETERS 9 needed. Salary +

commissions. Benefits, flex. hrs. Call 735-6452.

TELEMARKETING PROFESSIONALS

35 Immediate positions selling local newspapers, 3 shifts available. Paid training provided.

Call 946-9563 Ed.

TRAVEL agents needed, for temporary assignments. Call 523-5811.

Travel Temps.

WAITRESS needed. Kikuya Restaurant, Kaneohe. Call 235-2613.

WAITRESSES/Waiters, Diet Aides, RN F/T-P/T, LPN, Nurses Aides, Dishwashers, Maint., P/ T. For info. call Patsy at: 247-6211, M-F, 9-3pm. Pohai Nani, Kaneohe.

YOU GET WRINKLE- FREE RESULTS WITH

THE CLASSIFIEDS! If you're hard-pressed for cash, put the Classifieds to work for you. Sell those odds and ends to someone who really wants them. Call today, 235-5656!


WILDERNESS GUIDE Do you like:

- Working outdoors? - Sharing info w/vistors?

Are you: - Japanese speaking

- Able to ride 4 wheel off road motorbikes?

F/T. Benefits. Will train. Waimea Falls Park

638-8511

62 Domestic Help Wanted

LOOKING for a house- keeper. P/T, must be honest & reliable. Kailua area. 254-1169 lye. msg.

NEED baby sitter occasional weekdays & weekends for 21/2 sweet girl, flexible, mature, dependable whets. in my Kailua home. 261-8009.

RELIABLE TRUSTWORTHY HOUSE-PERSON

NEEDED 15 HRS./WK. $100. OWN TRANS.

CALL 261-4933.

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

BEST Buddies Childcare. Safe, fun, reliable. F/T, Kailua/Aikahi. 254-3637.

CHILDCARE in my home, 1 yr. & up, CPR certified. 676-9060 eves.

ENROLLMENT OPEN If Christian preschool Kailua Call 262-7674.

EXPERIENCED professional, gardener, reliable, high ref., maintain your estate. Addtl. specialty Simonizing cars. Require living accommodations, caretaker cou- ple. Rede: 942-3786, 9-5.

I WILL BABYSIT in my Maunawili home. Lic., exper. Full time only. Call Marti 261 -3795.

LOOKING For a MATURE &

DEPENDABLE person with lots of TLC to watch my 19 mo. old son. Full- time, Mon.- Fri. 8-5. Must live on or near KMCAS. Call 254-5964 eves.

or 235-5881 ext. 334

TLC for your infant/ child, my Aikahi home, F/T, Mon.-Fri. 254-2583.

WILL BABY SIT in my home F/T. Meals incl. Res. rates. Kim 262-5083.

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: - Accounting /Bkpg. - Appliances - Cabentry - Carpentry - Carpets - Cleaning - Clerical/Typing -Contracting/Constr. - Electrical - Entertainment - Equipment Rentals - Fencing - Financial Services - Flooring/Tiles - Graphic /Printing -Handyman -Hauling - Landscaping - Legal Services - Masonry - Massage Therapist - Painting - Plastering - Plumbing - Professional Svc. - Remodeling - Repair - Resumes - Roofing - Screens & Jalousies - Sewing & Alterations - Telephone Service - Termite/Pest Control - Tree Trimming - Wallpaper - Yard Service For as little as $21.00/ mo. you can place a 3 line Professional Ser- vice ad. Call today for details, 235-5656.

Accounting & Bookkeeping

BOOKKEEPING service, full charge, A/R, A/P, P/ Fi tax reporting G/L, & financial statements. Corn- puterized or manual. Christie 847-7802 or 226-7370.

FULL CHARGE `Pick up and delivery.

Ann & Louise 262-5217.

al SMALL Business bookkeeping, reas rates. Call Rachel, 521-0078

Accounting & Bookkeeping

COMPUTERIZED BOOKKEEPING/financial statements for sm. bus., complete payroll service, reas. rates. Free pick up & delivery. 263-6235

Appliances APPLIANCE Rpr., Refrig. A/C, washer/dryer. 533-1084, CEL 225-9098.

APPLIANCE Apr. washer & dryers. Why pay more No service fee. 239-8781.

REPAIR REFRIG. & A/C honest price & free est., all makes. Ken 676-8022.

VCR-REPAIR. Pick-up, from AMR-Hickam, Catlin, Halsey, Radford Ft. Schafter. 847-3018.

Carpentry 18 YEARS exper. affordable rates, free estimate. To $100622 -1251 msg.

A SUNSHINE Maint. Co. Gen. carpentry, redwood fences & decks. Insured. To $100. 262-0713 Steve.

AAA CARPENTRY PLUS Dry wall, Tile, Painting. Termite/water rot. We do it all. 235-0347 To $100.

DOOR REPLACEMENT & repair. Quality at a price you can afford. To $100. 235-7837.

ISLANDWIDE Custom home repair since 1983, Carpentry, elect, & plumbing. No job to small. Free est. up to $100. 949-6508.

QUALITY Craftmanshlp New Construction, Remodels & Additions. Lic. #C-15945 Free Est. Phone 263-9329.

RING UP THE PROFITS when you sell those odds and ends in the Classifieds, 235-5656

Carpets

AM PM Carpet Service 1. Carpet sales.

2. Installations new /used. 3. Repairs & restretches.

Free est. 224-2350.

THE CARPET CLEANER

Carpet, Upholstery & Drapery Cleaning.

Free Estimates. Call: 625-6220

456-1100 or 924-9924.

Z 1 CARPET CLEEN Residential/Commercial, Upholstery Specialist $19.95 Rm. Ph. 263-0300.

Cleaning

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Service since 1968.

Call Ron Albert 599-8779

"ENGLISH CLEANING" reliable, guaranteed, local refs. 235-6829.

1 SPARKLE Fresh Clean- ing Kailua & Kaneohe only. Call 239-4918.

B&M Cleaners. Free est. Homes, move-outs, commercial, etc. Ref. & lic. "We don't just clean, WE CLEAN!!!" Islandwide .

395-2024.

BROOM SERVICE full service cleaning incl.

move-outs. Ph. 623-4875.

EXCELLENT House Cleaner wk./mo., move in/out. Bev 236-1344

HOME CLEANING: Weekly, monthly, yearly.

Move-outs. Call Linda 262-3836

HOUSE CLEANING residential & commercial, move-outs, free est. Call Lori 262-2247.

Cleaning

SCREEN & KLEEN Residential window clean-

ing. Call Guy 623-9751.

Contracting & Construction

Hawaii law, Chapter 444, HRS, prohibits any person, corporation or entity from offering or performing construction work without a contractor's license issued by the Contractor's License Board. Appearance in this classification does not mean the license issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid. If you have any questions concerning a contractor's license, please contact the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586-3000. To file a current complaint, call 587-3222. To check on a contractor's complaint history, call 586-2677.

BARNETT & ASSOC. Quality construction, new/remodel/additions #BC-16471. 254-2928.

LIC. Gen. Contractor for both Commercial & Resi- dential. Call Mike 261-4430. BC-16017.

SPECLINEAR HAWAII Quality custom homes & additions. Design, plans, permits. Free est. Lic. BC16800. Call 263-1215 or pager 525-4207

Electrical ISLANDWIDE, Quality Service. Guar. Free est. 696 -6065,288 -7356 pgr.

QUALITY work. Ceiling fans, fixtures, addl tele. lines installed. 637 -9862.

Equipment Rentals

Handyman J. L. HANDYMAN Home Repairs & Renovation. Carpentry Plumbing, Water Rot, Termite, Drywall & Ceramic Tiles. Lic. BC14943. 236-0052.

LIGHT Painting, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, to $100. Bill 946-9358.

Hauling

"Ac" HAULING & Moving, printing press, appls. & misc. items. 396-8066

DELIVERY & light moving service. Call Masa at 455-9505.

Landscaping DISTINCT

yard, rock, sprinklers Call 263-7777

Masonry ALL types of concrete & masonary, driveway, sidewalk, retaining wall, rock or tile, fencing of any type. Free est, to $100 293-8703.

CONCRETE SPECIALIST 'Driveway, Tilewalls, Retaining walls, founda- tions, stucco, all cement work, up to $100. Free est. 293-2561.

DEPENDABLE QUALITY SERVICE General Masonary in rock, tile wall, driveway, concrete slab, sidewalk. Free est. Call Hamilton 293-2648.

Painting AAA QUALITY Painting & Repair int./ext. refs, Call 235-0347 to $100.

LEE'S Painting. 20 years business exp. Lic.

#C3858. Call 247-1454. HOUSEPROUD Clean- BACKHOE & dump truck ing. Res./Comml. reas. rental. Call 239 -4963, Guaranteed. 623-8185. 577-5340 24 hour pager.

STEVE'S Painting, Quali- ty, service, fair prices, to $100. Call 734-3711.

Painting DO YOUR Bi-fold doors need a face lift. Paint them, don't replace them. Quality spray painting. To $100. 235-7837.

HAWAIIAN PAINTING Quality work, reasonable rates. Free est. To $100. Call Robert at 622-2917.

ISLAND Budget Painting & mildew wash. Quality work. To $100. Ins., refs. 239-5058.

Plastering PLASTERING We can fix any problem. Free. est. To $100, Ph. 922-8802

Plumbing GO Fix It! If it leaks or breaks. We fix it. To

$100. Call 235-5679.

KANEOHE Plumbing. Repairs & remodeling. Lic. C9153. 239-9262. Free Est.

PLUMBING home repair, drain cleaning. Call Mira- cle Maintenance for free est. 486-5645 tele-pager. 526-8568. Up to $100.

STATE WIDE PLUMBING Plumbing & repair. C-06845. Call 239-5944.

Professional Services

EXCELLENT Astrology/ Physic reading/Shaitsu/ Ft. Reflexology treatment, etc. Full Spectrum Healing Salon/Waikiki. T.V/radio hosts. Vanessa & Peter Lord. 922-2155

T's WINDOW AIR conditioner repair. Rees. rates. Work guar. Ph. 668-7888.

Remodeling

Remodeling

GEN. Home Repair, Paint- ing, Plumbing, Electrical. Done by prof. Any size jobs. Free est. To $100. Call 456-4369, Digital pager 549-1248.

REMODELING, Addi- tions, wood decks, #BC 12339. John, 247-2287.

Repair

A CARREIRA Home repairs & painting. One call we do it all. Free est.

Call 239-4857. To $100.

CANE chair repair, also rush weave. Guaranteed. Call 734-6492.

TERMITE DAMAGE?

We specialize in termite water & dry -rot repair. FREE est to S100.

Call MARK CM&R Co

226-9170 955-3499

Roofing

ALL TYPES Of Roofing 24 years experience. Licensed and Insured. Free estimates. Call 263-9329, Lic. #C-16267

Screens & Jalousies

Tree Trimming A PROFESSIONAL Tree trimming. Free estimate. Call Hamilton 293-2648.

SPECIALIZING in fallen & very small trees. Less than $100.261 -0847.

TREE Svc. Lrg. removal to ornamental trimming. 12 yrs. exp. #014433. Free est. All Paradise Tree Svc. 695-8228.

Wallpaper WALLPAPER EXPERTS

No job to small. Free est. 236-3004.

Yard Service Busy B's YARD SERVICE reliable quality work. Free est. 261-6902 Stan.

CHEAP Yard Services. Exp., mowing, trimming/ weeding. Ric 293-2367.

ISLANDWIDE Lawn Ser- vices. Yard maintenance. Full service commerical & residential. FREE estimates. 261-YARD.

KEVEN'S SERVICES ' Yard Service Maintenance

'Hauling Reasonable Rates

Call Keven

948-4290

GERALD'S Home Repair Screens & jalousie work To $100. Ph. 536-8907.

LK YARDSCAPES Kailua Specialists. Free est.

Call Larson 262-8918. SCREENS, doors, jeal- ousies & home repairs to $100. Kyle 262-3836.

Sewing & Alterations

PROFESSIONAL sewing/ alter. for all occasions. Free p/u & del 239-5601.

PATIO & new additions, repair, remodel. Clifford !wane. #C-447. 677-4695.

SEW Unique. Custom sewing, clothing, drapes, alterations. Ph. 423-2899.

MAIKA'I YARD SERVICE Lawn Care, Pruning, Trimming, Cleanups & Hauling. Call 833 -0739.

YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the amount of money you can make on things you no longer need. They're someone else's treasure, & the Classifieds bring you together. 'Phone 235-5656 today!

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Auto. A/C. P/S, Radio HKC906

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'84 MAZDA 626 LX

4 DR. SEDAN Auto.P/S.P/W.AM/FMCassCVT150

s3195 14 NORIA ACCORD

4 IR. SEDAN 5 Spd. A/C. NS, P/W AM/FM Cass OVC1157

$3995

16 TOYOTA CIRCA 4 IL SHAN

Auto. A /C. P/S. AM/FM CDX521

$4995

85 MAZDA RU 5 SPO

A/C AM/FM CS0659

$4495 '85 OLDS REGENCY

4 DR. SEDAN Full Power

CAB592

$4995

'85 FORD

MUSTANG CONIT. Auto. A/C. P/S, AM/ Em

HIEW3-30

$5195

'86 CNRYLSER

5th AVE Full Power, AM /FM Cass

EDJ969

$5495 '85 CHEVY 5-10

4x2 P/UP 5 Sod. P/S, Mags. Low Rider

V6 CCE953

$3695

17 TOYOTA CEUCA

ST. CPE Auto. A/C. P /S. AM /FM

CNNC67

$6995

18 FORD

AEROSTAR VAN Auto. A/C. P/S, AM/FM

Cass CWI52

$9495

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Subject to prior sale Plus tax, lic. & fees.

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120 Home Furnishings

2 PUFF and stuff chairs black and floral, revers- ible print. Great shape $500/ofr. Call 625-8841.

KING/ON headboard w/2 matching nightstands; twin bed complete stereo spkrs.; misc ceramic molds. 239-5601.

$ CASH $ WE BUY

FURNITURE 486-2677


AMANA 25 cu. ft. refrig ice/water on dr. $425 Call 247-4208.

BEAUTIFUL heavy duty picnic tables $120. Many styles. Call 293-8392.

MOVING SALE On. size. bdrm. set, baby turn., misc 262-0290 after 5.

MOVING need to sell baby furn., 8 pcs.; 12,500 BTU air cond.; qn. size waterbed; new standard mattress & box spring w/ frame. Call 499-2219.

MOVING? We Buy Fine

Quality Used Furniture. Fast, Free Pick-up.

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

235-8056

FOR THE BEST in Home, Apartment & Condominium listings,

check the classifieds.


PAT'S Furniture and Thrift Shop Hookele St.. 668-2006. Mon., Tues.. Thurs , & Sat. 10-5pm., Wed. & Fri. 12:30-5pm.

RATTAN ART Gallery turn. antique white, screen, china hutch, end tables, sofa, swivel chrs. & more 247-5554.

SOFA sleeper, queen size $275 Call 254-3370 leave message.

DUCTLESS, SPLIT AIR CONDITIONING

Indoor Unit

QUASAR: 11,600 BTU

SEER: 12.0

COST TO OPERATE Less

than 9C per hour.

PRICE: From

$16951 Installed

Outdoor Unit

OTHER BRANDS AVAILABLE CALL FOR A FREE

AT-HOME DEMONSTRATION

LOCAL CONTRACTING 927- t 520 235-7932

C-1229

Time Don't want it? Don't need it? Don't keep it! Sell it with a classified ad. Money may not grow on trees, but it could be hiding in your house. Appli- ances, clothes, furniture, whatever. . .

reach the thousands of classifieds shoppers wit() are ready to buy. ('all now!

CASH IN WITH THE CLASSIFIEDS! Ring up the profits when you sell those odds and ends in the Classifieds, phone 235-5656

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BEDS! BEDS! BEDS!

SERTA QUEEN SETS

$199

SIMMONS KING SETS

$199 Like New Condition

SOLID WOOD BUNKBEDS

w/Mattress $225

WOOD DREXEL DESKS $149

RATTAN DINING SETS

3 Pcs. $89

UMPS SIO

CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED

FURNITURE CONNECTION 98-025 HEKAHA ST.

BEHIND CUTTER FORD AID>

486-2677

Sun Pries's.

1 wk $2.34 per line 2-4 wks $2.25 per line

(per week)

5-8 wks . $2.13 per line (per week)

9 wks $2.02 per line

1 wk . $4.06 per line 2-4 wks . $3.84 per line

(per week)

5-8 $3.65 per line 'per week)

9 wks+ $3.46 per line

122 Travel ONE-WAY St. Louis or MPLS $200/best ofr. NLT 24 Oct. Call 423-4141.

GARAGE SALE

2 FAMILY Yd. sale, furn/ hshld., toys & lots of misc. Sun. 10/13, 9 -2. 678 B 8 C Kihapai St. Kailua.

3 FAMILY Sat., 9-2, 45-747 Wainana St. No early birds. Furn., toys, household goods, misc.

AUTUMN clearout. Bed, to. micro., computer, turn., cameras & hshld. 1129 Keou Dr. 10/12, 9-1.

DISCOVERY TOYS Open House, Sun., 10/13, 9-2, Mililani, 95-648 Lawena St. Info/Sales. Call 623-9737

FURN., CLOTHES, & hshld. Sat., Oct 12, 9-2, 341 Hualani St. Kailua.

GARAGE SALE Sat., 10/12, 9-4, telescope, aquarium, kid items, etc. 428 Iliwahi Lp. Kailua.

GARAGE SALE Sat. Oct. 12, 8-3, 45-553 Duncan Dr. Kaneohe

GARAGE SALE Sat. 10/12, 9-12. 244 Kihapai St. Kailua.

GARAGE SALE Sat. Oct. 12th, 8-? 133-A, N. Kainalu Dr. Kailua.

GARAGE SALE Sat. & Sun. 8-4. No early birds. Couch, chairs, lanai furn., other furn. & misc. items. 246 llihau St. Kailua

GARAGE SALE: Hshld. items & tools, 1144 Makaaoa St., Sat., 9am. Queens Gate II, nr. Sandy Beach.

GARAGE SALE: Sat. 10/12, 8-2pm, 1381 Onioni St., Kailua, baby stuff, crib, twin bed frame, din. set, exercise equip. & more. 833-9941

GARAGE SALE: Sat., Oct. 12, 8 to 12., 1406 Kina St., Kailua. Misc.

GARAGE SALE: Sat. & Sun., Oct. 12 & 13, 7am. to Ipm., 45-629 Kulukeoe Place, Kaneohe, Ott Kahekili Highway near Likelike. Lots of misc.

GARAGE SALE: Oct 12, 9 to 2.. 1004 Kahili St., Kailua. Washer, recliner, clothes, Avon & misc.

GARAGE SALE: Sal. Only. 9 to 3, new tent, new turntable, new/used clothes, etc. All must go. 328 Kaimake Lp., Kailua.

HUGE GARAGE SALE: Fri. & Sat., 9 to 3, 440 Ilimano St., Kailua, Washer/dryer, lawn furn., IBM typewriter, crib, high chair, bedding & misc. office household goods.

COMBO

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D A TARDWARD Only 20 Minutes From Anywhere!

Buy from the Winning Team ...

WE'LL CRUSH THE OPPOSITION.

'91 CRX DX '91 ACCORD DX '91 ACCORD LX

All prices quoted are plus tax, license and $150 DOC Fees. Car subject to prior sale. Prices good through October 13, 1991.

USED CAR SPECIALS! '88 PLYMOUTH

COLT Lic# CTT -395

2,995

'86 TOYOTA CAMRY Lic# CDX-131

4,495

'86 JEEP CHEROKEE

Lic# EEB-590

7,495 '86 NISSAN

SENTRA Lic# MKP-372

3,295

'85 AUDI 5000S

Lic# CEY-541

5,995

'89 HONDA ACCORD

Lic# DBC-281

7,995 HONDA Hotline: 247-8544

AAA RATED HONDA WINDWARD #1 IN HAWAII FOR SERVICE SATISFACTION

45-671 Kam Hwy., Kaneohe

Military Financing & Mainland Releases

Available! Open 7 Days a Week:

Mon-Sat 9-9p.m. Sun 10-6p.m.

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9 wks+ $4.42 per line

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GARAGE SALE 126 Miscellaneous

KAILUA Estate Sale: Household items, plus treasures from Asia & Pacific, collection of womens accessories. Sat., 8-2pm, 665 lana St.

MOVING SALE washer & dryer, rattan dining, loveseat & end tables. etc. 261-4933.

MULTI FAMILY, toys, toddler clothes, twin bed frame, mens & womens clothes, all sizes, & misc. 366 Keolu Dr., Kailua Oct. 12/13, 7:30am-2pm.

MULTI-FAMILY Sale: Sat.. 10/12, 8-4, Bargain baby items, hshld., toys, misc. items, 45-044 Waikalua Rd., Kaneohe.

SAT. 10/12, 8-2, kids clothes, toys, hswares. 1564 Keolu Dr., Kailua.

SHOPAHOLIC has huge sale. Must sell all to buy more Sat., Oct. 12 & 19, El to 4pm., 661 Ulumalu St., Kailua. Ph. 263-0981.

125 Home Appliances

KENMORE dryer, $250. Washer $300, Chopblock dshwshr. $100. 262-4439.

WHIRLPOOL W/D $200 ea or $350 pr.; Kenmore upright freezer $200; All like new. King size waterbed complete $125: Gas BBC $50. 261-0875.

126 Miscellaneous

BLACK wrought iron wall shelf assembly, elec. stove cooktop, range hood, kitchen cabinets. best offer. 261-1188.

CLIFF'S Economy Furn. & Thrift Shop. 1716 N King St. Ph 841-4443.

COMPUTER & printer $600, Piano $600, Color T V $100, micro. $75, Dryer $60, Freezer $60, Simmons hide-a-bed $60, dining table $60, Filing cabinet $30, good china, $75, ceramic molds $50, Call on Saturday's only. 239-6539.

CONTOURED absorbent cloth diapers $36/doz. 235-7837

CRAFTSMAN 6" jointer/ planer with legs and casters $200; 3HP tiller $200. Cash only. Call Bob 235-1791.

EXCELLENT gift idea. "Sassy Raps", cutest diaper covers, for cloth or disposable. $9 ea. 235-7837.

EXPANDING network marketing to Brazil & Hungary. Call 487-5241 for information on ground floor opportunity. Earn residual income.

FILTER Queen Vacuum Cost, $850. Must sell $250. 735-4651, 926-7292.

JINDO Mink coat $1300 & mink jacket $500 or best offer, both size 12. Call 395-7203.

What works hard and can be tound in most homes?

THE CLASSIFIEDS. Call today, 235-5656

LARGE selection first day stamp sets half price. Call 422-4828.

NEW Gelato maker $100; ladies blue fox fur jacket $250- mans wool coat, Ige. $150; Shirokiya foot massager new $500, selling $350; Exercise bike $50. Call 263-4715.

PIANO Tune-Up Time Special-$30 Complete. Expert Repairs. Free est. Mr. Mayers 395-0304.

RIBBON LEIS for all occasions. Robin, 263-4995

RIVER ROCK $21 95, Sand $3.25. Landscape stone. 533-1604.

ROYAL DOUGHTON Stoneware & cut glass- ware (8) five pc place settings. Cookware, small appl., camera. 236-2127

SILVER $$ $18-$22 ea., gold pcs, $420 ea. choice mint cond 595-7456_

USED VACUUMS $29.95 & up. Also bags, parts 8 service. Call 262-2335.

VACUUM Cleaners, like new $24.95 & up with guarantee. Ph 735-6452.

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED HAWAIIAN Items. Books, Papers, Collectables. Jewelry, Antiques, Any- thing of Value

HUNTER 262-4868 764 Kailua Rd. Kailua

129 Stereo & Video 19" MAGNAVOX color TV, like new $100. Call 841-6653 after 7pm

WE Buy or Repair non working VCR's. Call Econ Photo 239 -4295.

130 Antiques & Art FOR Sale Samurai Anti- que Tansu (1623 All original Metal $2800 Kiriwood. 524-0235.

131 Bicycle Sales

ONE speed cruiser $150 or best offer. Call after 7pm. 533-7006/ 924-3767

140 Photography

"ACTION" PHOTOGRAPHY

All occcasions 8 events. Priced to meet your budget. Weddings is our specialty. No charge for

CUTTER MITSUBISHI WAIPAHU

susisal

AUTHORIZED ACCESSORIES

*OFF MG. RETAIL PRICE Nose Masks, Car Cover, Mats, Fog Lamps, Security Alarms, Bed Liners, Bed Mats, Rear Sliding Windows, Frt. Defrosters, Etc.

AIR CONDITION SPECIAL

0% OFF*

Includes three cans of freon, checking for leaks and draining and recharging air condition system.

location shooting 941-4542.

141 Video Taping FILMS transferred to video. Many locations. Econ Photo 239-4295

144 Musical Instruments

DRUMS 8 hardware, new 8 used Buy 8 Sell. Drum lessons. Fred's Pro Drums. Call 533-7550.

RIVERA stereo guitar amp $1400 or offer. Call 254-3102 leave message.

146 Boat Sales & Service

177 24' SEARAY with trailer. Asking $12,500 or best offer. 396-9226 eves. or 922-2500 days.

14 FT. Fiberfoam boat, good cond., 40HP, trailer /accessories $3200. Call 623-2266.

19 FT. Bayliner & trailer, excel. cond. 128 hp. i/o., ski package incl. $10.999 262-8342.

225HP OMC outdrive & accessories. $1200 /otter Call 235-2714/eves.

5.5 RAF Cam Neil Pryde Sail used twice (1990) $200 263-4382 or 261-1431.

LET'S GO FISHING 33' boat, lic. Capt. Military/ Kamaaina rates. You keep the fish. 486-4854

150 Livestock/Horses WANT TO BUY used Western saddle. 15 inch, will pay $250. 395-8743

151 Pets/Everything 2 FANCY COCKATIELS $70 Ina Ig 4 ft. hanging cage 254-5208.

ADORABLE silver shaded Chinchilla kittens, show 8 pet quality, CFA reg. $200 and up. Must see. Call 235-6166.

AFC Champion line Persian kittens. Ready to go. 293-1100.

AKC POMERANIAN male puppy, adorable champion lines. 8 wks. old, $750.261 -1431.

AKC Tiny Toy Poodle puppies. wht., silver, chocolate, blk or apricot $4004650. Call 833-4314, 247-0051 or 622-4603.

COOLANT FLUSH

S4995

Includes one gallon anti freeze, inspect for leaks, and a chemical flush.

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$3995 $2295

OIL

FILTER SPECIAL Includes five quarts oil and one filter (extra for turbo cars and V-6) Turbo & V-6 Models Extra.

FUEL INJECTOR

FLUSH

S9500 Includes chemical flush injector, one gas additive, adjust TPS solinoid, and clean throttle bore.

WE SERVICE LL me t 7.30 service 94-149 Farrington Hwy. CARS AND TRUCKS

PuiS CONQUEST.001.T.RAMER. RAN Mon-Fri. 8.110 a.m.-&30 sm. Parts

Phone: 671-2626 50. EAGLE StiNIMi7.14YuNeAr UCtl! Sat 8.1)0a.m.-ZOOsm. Parts only

151 Pets/Everything

AKC Samoyed puppies. Beautiful & intelligent, good family dogs. White Terms avail. 247-5893.

CFA PERSIAN kittens 8 cats, champ. lines. Some unpapered, 262-4439.

IN need of quality affordable vet care? Dr. Eric Pearson's Home Pet Svc. 235-8457 islandwide.

LARGE wooden dog house, built for 100 lb. dog. $45. 236-4029.

PUPPY TRAINING Is your pup disobedient? Call us - We do Simple Puppy Obedience Train- ing. S.P.O.T. 247-4894.

PUPS fluffy/tiny Terriers, Collie, Shepherd 9 mo. Dashund 3 mo. 668-7222.

PUPblack lab male 4 mo. Chihuahua/terrier 4 mo.

Daschen 3 mo. 668-7222.

156 Auto Service & Parts

BAC PAC CAMPER SHELL. Like new, $700/ offer. Call 623-4820.

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REGISTERED PUPPIES FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Health Guaranteed In Writing Dog Food and Supplies

PET'S CENTRAL 2333 Alaimo Pl. Bldg. E

(Just off Iasi Island Rim

Ph. 848-1688 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 7 Day a Week

Financing Available VISA, MasterCard, AMEX

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SPECIAL SALE! 1990 $ n95 PRE -

CAMRY 109U PRE- OWNED

Brand New Retail List 116,640

1990 $R gig; COROLLA 09www

PRE- OWNED

Brand New Retail List 513,745

"BEST BUY IN ITS CLASS" -c.,enstinic). ayes,

4-Dr Deluxe. Automatic, Air- Conditioning. Power Steering. AM/FM Stereo. Remaining Factory Warranty & More'

ONLY

$900 DOWN

$230.82 A MONTH

"MOST TROUBLE-FREE IN ITS CLASS" _ 11, i/ Jr( rr A- 1/M01(7/ VS

ONLY

$900 DOWN

$287.23 A MONTH

4-Dr Deluxe. Automatic, Air- Conditioning, Power Steering, AM/FM Stereo. Remaining Factory Warranty & More!

"Like New" Camrys & Corollas Have A Remaining Factory Warranty Hurry In For One Today!

'Cars subject to ono, sate $900 Down. 48 months. 135% APR OAC Sale price does not Include tax 8 Ircense fee,

SERVICE MOTOR CO. 1051. kamithameha

kkahia,a Ph. 622-095

1(11 (11 111

MOTOR IMPORTS 650 kamolani Bhd

Honolulu Ph 526-26ke

KAIMUKI TOVOTA 12$: Nialac Aac

kaimuk Ph -35.1-k

("lei TOYOTA hwe what you dojo,- me'

V.AIPAIIC AUTO CO. 94.729 Farrington

'Atopahu Ph 61 2r1

TOYOTA ("ITN CORRAL 2e/9 Pukoloa

Mapunapuna Ph tat--1 IS

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11. I You'll need a mask to steal at these prices!

In 'RS SPRINT CET414

'93 FORD FUTURA FSX111

NOW CHOOSE ONE $895 '83 LYNX AWA243 '82 CELICA AYX293

'88 ISUZU TROPPER 4x4 NOW Auto, Air CTA892 WAS $7995 $ 1495 '85 FORD LTD NOW Auto. Air, ARV681 . WAS $3995 $2695 '88 MERCURY SABLE NOW Air, Auto EEP646 WAS $5995

'83 CHEVY CAMARO NOW New Paint, Sharp EBT057 WAS $4295

'63 MAZDA 626 NOW Aver, 4 Dr AWV162 ..WAS $3695

'*0 BMW 5281 Leather. Air, Etc. AET530 WAS $4995NOW $3695 '84 TOYOTA TERCEL NOW Auto. Air BWR243 WAS $2995 $1995 '85 NISSAN MAXIMA WAGONOW Loaded CAR760 WAS $6995 $5295 '79 MAZDA RX7 CPE NOW ECF106 WAS $2995

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$4795 $3395 $2795

$1995 e are mancing exper s. o cre t t ,

Fair Credit. So So credit. In house financing on some cars.

Call Today for Info! Open Weekdays 9am-6pm Sunday 12-4pm

SJOject to poor sale Plus tax & lic

We Can Finance Bankrupts, Call ... FAMILY MOTORS

94-257 Farrington At Leokane St. WAIPAHU Next to Firestone. 676-1600

O 156 Auto Service & Parts

PORSCHE Auto Parts. New & used Call for low

prices. 486-3448.

166 Pickup Trucks '83 MAZDA P/U, runs good, at Bigway Market Prkg., Wahiawa. $1500/ offer, 623-5104 for info.

'85 TOYOTA Lorider, extra low alloys, 4 spd.,

im.Poly paint, Capper GND rp effects $5695. 395-4442.

'88 MAZDA B2000-SE 5 spd., w/camper, am/fm, air, extra equipment. $4900/offer. Call 395-8650 mornings only.

'84 GMC 3/4 ton truck. $9600/offer Serious inquiries only. Ask for JO 681-4777.

'91 NISSAN King Cab, stereo, tinted windows, excel cond. $12,000 or offer. Daniel 237-8479.

171 Motorcycles & Scooters

'82 HONDA V45 MAGNA good cond., runs well. Extras - helmet, tank bap, new set of tires. $1345/offer. 235-5496.

MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE

New rates & payment plan available. For free quote call

261-7922. Jack Wolfe Insurance

175 Vans & Campers 4 Wheel Drive

'89 JEEP WRANGLER $7999 or $189/mo. 4x4, tan, w/graphics, 7 yr./70k Mfg. Warranty. HTE-429. 834-5533. Must sell immediately'

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'90 CARAVAN $12,999 or $298/mo. A/C, Auto, P/B, P/S, P/L, P/W. 7 yr./70k Mfg. Warranty. DCJ-851. 834-5533. Must sell immediately!

AVIS HAR JISCALEd

176 Autos For Sale

GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehicles from $100. Fords. Mercedes. Cor- vettes. Chevys. Surplus. Buyers Guide 11) 805- 962 -8000 Ext. S-4031,

173 Auto Announcement

AUTO LOANS! BAD CREDIT OKI

Over 18 yrs. old may qualify. 1-800-626-4234. Free info., call now!

175 Vans & Campers 4 Wheel Drive

'87 DODGE 4x4, 3/4 ton, *auto., 360 V8, Spoker Rims, heavy duty hitch, P/S, P/B $9200/offer, 23?-9171 eves.

U.S. MILITARY

79 KISINIG Effe $395

131 ECM SIM L*914 $111

78 UMCCU4 m6587 IIS 79 TOYOTA 5JC11 WS

'00 74420A, Siff COT 4.59 14Iff

79 01EYY 400. Aff199 ISIS

132 PINCUIS 9 00. 011352 ISIS

10 PONIW 2 Dlt Men Mt 112 PCKI1AC SAW 07413 Mt VANES We INS 12 Sartlt 515149 Met -P

13 MOM VW 15(466 WS 4E * 14 MEW/ S/91 111709 MIS

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CHECK OUT AVIS

VANS! VANS!

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'90 DODGE CARAVAN SE '91 Geo Metro (FAX 5481 1189/mo.

89 Jeep Wrangler (wrc 4291 4189/mo. '91 Pontiac LeMans (Eau 1491 1210/mo.

'91 Sunbird LE Sedan (Many) '230 /mo. '91 Chevy Consca (EBY 690 '250 /mo.

'91 Pontiac Grand Am (NU 683) .1275/mo. '91 Geo P1117171 vessel! . . t275/mo. '89 Dodge Grand Caravan SE iMPJ 7421.- ... 9275/mo.

'91 Dodge Spirit iEBE 5251 .9275/mo. 91 Geo Tracker 4X415sPoiiinNyi .7275/mo.

91 Geo Tracker 4X4 (Awe (DSC 910 .$298/ma.

90 Dodge Caravan SE (oct a5ly 1298/ma.

'90 Plymouth Voyager iocr 8521 s298/mo.

'91 Sunbird Convertible ((FR 421) $298/mo.

'90 Dodge Grand Caravan SE tone el) ..1320/me. '91 Buick Century MP% WI .1320/mo.

'91 Olds Cutlass Ciera (KFS 69I) .9320/1110.

'91 Olds Cutlass Ciera SW (MANY) $320/ma. '91 Sunbird Convertible 8330/mo.

'91 Dodge Grand Caravan SE ion esti .....'375/mo. '91 Cadillac DeVille tense)) .6595/mo. '87 Ford Econoline Van (15-20 Passenger Shuttle Busl IEBW

'B7 Ford Econoline Van iii Passenger Shuttle Bus) (AVISS)

Selections include air condo, plus Tax. Lic. Prot/Plan and al at no erlartronal cost lEnept

AVIS

'7,999 s7,999 *8,999 $9,999

$10,999 $11,999 s11,990 $11,999 '11.999 s11,999 $12,500 $12,999 s12,999 $12,999 $ 1 3,999 $ 1 3,999 $13,999 $14,999 $14.999 $16,999 $26,999

'90 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE

$13,999 $31,g

'91 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE

$15,999 $35154P

'91 CHEVY ASTRO VAN

$15,999 $35114

Air Conditioning. Automatic. Power Brakes. Power Steering. Power Windows, Power Locks, AM/FM Stereo, Reclining Bucket Seats and more.

7541 *13,500 $13,500

ening, auto trans. power brakes, power steering. AM/FM radio lexcepl 4x4's) All car sales ly Avis installed options. Most selections include remaining balance of manulacturer's warranty Chrysler Products) 20% down 14 75 annual percentage rate 60 mos 0 A.C. Ask ter details

CAR SALES

CARS YOU CAN COUNT ON FROM A NAME YOU CAN TRUST

417 LELE ST. Ion NInt II Lagoon 10.)

onEs 7 DAYS WEEK 8 00w7,8 OCKK"

834-5533 834-5547

176 Autos For Sale

BUY FROM HAWAII AUTO MART Free New Car & Truck

Price Quotes TRADES ACCEPTED

Call 836-2009 or 837-7613

Michael Culler Pres.

Acura '87 INTEGERA blk. w/ MUGEN body kit, hi -pert. goodies thru-out Never abused, well maint., immac. Steal It! $8700/ best oft. 262-1244 Robin.

Buick '80 SKYLARK, auto., loaded, $1000/offer. Call 262-0400

'91 CENTURY, $13,999 or $320/mo. A /C, auto, P/B, AM/FM, P/S, 3yr / 50k Mfg. Warranty. Many 834-5533.

FA V I. " SALES

Cadillac

'91 DEVILLE $26,999 or $595/ mo. Auto., AM/ FM, P/B, P/S, P/L. P/W, Fully loaded 5 yr./50 K Gold MFG warranty lic. DPS-560 834-5533.

I®I CAR SALES

Chevrolet '78 MALIBU WAGON Maroon, $700 or best offer, 261-3081

'79 MONTE CARLO, T- top, V8, A/C, P/S, $900. Call Bill at 625-6261.

'82 CAMARO Berlinetta V8, A/C, auto., black/tan int., $900. 262-7734.

Dodge '91 SPIRIT $11,500 or $265/mo. AIR BAG! A/C, Auto., P/S, P/B, AM/FM, stereo. 7 yr./70k Mfg. Warranty Avail. Many. 834-5533.

AVIS SACARLES

Fiat '75 SPYDER 124, runs great, new brakes, stereo $1500. Call 261-3483.

Ford '79 GRANADA 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto., P/S, runs good, $475. 239-7873.

'89 TEMPO GL, 4 dr., wht. w/blue int., P/S. P/ B P/L, A/C, cruise control, tilt steering, AM/FM sass. Asking $7750 or best offer. 836-3139.

'91 MUSTANG LX 5L V8, auto., loaded, white. Ask ing $13,500. Jane 247-8850.

Geo '91 METRO $7999 or $189/mo. Auto., A/C, 5 dr. H/B, AM/FM stereo. 3 yr.- 50K warranty. EAX- 548. 834-5533. Must sell immediately!

AVIS CAR SALES]

'91 PRIZM $10,999 or $275/mo. A/C, Auto., P/ S, P/B, AM/FM, Low miles. 3 yr./50k Mfg. War- ranty. Many. 834-5533.

AVIS CAR SALES

Honda '78 ACCORD 4 DR., AUTOMATIC, RELIABLE, $375. 239-7873.

'88 ACCORD LXI 2 dr. 5 spd., A/C, P/W, clean runs great. 30,000 mi. Call 621-9012

Lincoln

'76 MARK IV, 22,000 on engine & transmission $500. Call 254-3510.

Nissan '89 SENTRA XE 2 dr sport coupe, gray, see to appreciate, low mi. $8500 261-0038.

90 MAXIMA SE, blk., loaded, low mileage $15,000. Call 499-2545.

Oldsmobile '91 CUTLASS CIERAS, $13,999 or $320 /mo. A/C, auto P/B, P/S, AM/FM, 3 yr./50k Mfg. Warrantty. Many 834 -5533.

AVIS CAR SALES

Pontiac '91 SUNBIRD LE conv't. $12,999 or $298/mo. Auto, A/C, P/B, P/S, P/ W, P/L, AM/FM, P/top, 3 yr./50k Mfg. Warranty. #8055. 834-5533.

AVIS I CAR-I !SALES]

'91 SUNBIRD, $9999. or $230/mo. 4 dr. sedan, auto, A/C, P/B, P/S, AM/ FM, 3 yr./50k Mfg. Warran- ty. Super low miles. Many. 834-5533.

AVIS iPsALER

Toyota

'84 TOYOTA TERCEL, air cond., new tires, shocks & recent trans. overhaul $1900 /best offer. Call 262-7818.

'88 CAMRY auto., P/S, P/ B, A/C, am/fm, 4 dr., clean, $8000 /offer. Call Sam 235-0899 eves 537-8351 days.

Classified V October 10-16, 1991

$3000 REBATE! FINAL CLEARANCE ON ALL

1991 JEEP CHEROKEES!

1991 Jeep Cherokee Laredo

1991 Jeep Cherokee Sport

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1991 Jeep Cherokee Base

All 1991 Cherokees M UST GO!

SOUTH SEAS CORNER OF NIMITZ & LAGOON DRIVE 2841 NORTH NIMITZ HIGHWAY

fat Jeep Eagle

AIRPORT USED CAR SPECIALS!

AIRPORT

'89 TOYOTA P/U (EBY113) *7,995 '86 PONTIAC 6000 (CUU357) s3,995 '86 HONDA PRELUDE (CEN261) s6,495 '88 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR (CTX685) $6,995 '87 MAZDA 626 GT TURBO (CJT985) s6,995 '91 NISSAN P/U LOW RIDER (ECZ391) 55,995 '89 FORD AEROSTAR MINI VAN (VIN #8353) $9,995 '89 TOYOTA COROLLA (KER610) 56,995 '89 MAZDA RX-7 CONVERTIBLE (DBU132) $16,995

WAIPAHU

'83 MERCURY LYNX S/WGN (AWE668) s1,199 '82 CHEVY MAUBU CLASSIC (BGJ562) 51 ,299 '84 HONDA CIVIC WGN (BXJ405) *3,699 '88 TOYOTA TERCEL DX 5 DR H/B (EED530) $4,799 '89 FORD MUSTANG (DCS542) *6,999 '90 NISSAN SENTRA (DGB334) $5,899 '87 JEEP CHEROKEE 4WD 4DR (MNF568) $9,799 '89 FORD AEROSTAR PASS WGN (EBE099) $9,999 '89 HONDA ACCORD LXI (CXU850) 511,399

SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON ALL NEW CARS!!

'91 JEEP WRANGLER EAGLE SUMMIT '91 JEEP COMANCHE 3 DR '91 JEEP CHEROKEE '91 EAGLE SUMMIT eftwaNsv

'91 EAGLE TALON '91 EAGLE PREMIER °1298

ONLY

s 3 7* a mo.

or cash price of $7999

*O.A.C. Subject to prior sale. 1/3 cash down, 60 mo., 14.25% APR. Rebates and factory incentives applied. Plus tax, sic., 8 DOC fees.

SOUTH SEAS 94.250 LEONUI STREET

0 Jeep. Eagle

WAIPAHU 676-5454

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UTT HAWAIIS

DRIVING FORCE WITH FORD CREDIT, CHRYSLER CREDIT AND GMAC

*SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING

*TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU LEAVE *NO HASSLES-NO RED TAPE

ER TEAM BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE ALL STORES OPEN 8:30 A.M.-9 P.M. SUN. 9 A.M.-6 P.M.

CUl°tio FORDSU

915-015 Karnellarneha

Hwy

AAA A61-361

! 1992 IN-TRO SALE

r SAVE ON AMERICA'S

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HOTTEST CARS & TRUCKS!

kvvAlvti '92 RANGER #202 #1 SELLER IN ITS CLASS

1st TIME BUYER'S PRICE!

SALE! $7488

92 RED DOT SALE

# IN HAWAII TO $5000 REBATE OAC

VOLUME-40W PRICES

NO PAYMENT 'TH. JAN. '92 OA C

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92 ESCORT #045 #1 SELLER IN AMERICA

1st TIME BUYER'S PRICE!

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COME IN AND TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY

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FREE MITSUBISHI WAIPAHU AIRPORT 671-2626 81836-0411 EVERY NEW CAR PURCHASE!!

- "9 DODGE COLT

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'91 'MITSUBISH MIRAGE 2 DR

#3329 AM/FM, Tinting

FULL TANK OF GAS WITH

1990 GIVE AWAY

PRICED BELOW COST r1990 TRANSPORT

1990 GRAND PRIX 1990 GTA FIREBIRD 1990 S-10 CHEVY TRUC ao Y2 TON CHEVY UTILITY TRUC

19911 TON CHEVY TRUCK '91 MITSUBISHI

GALANT GSX A/C, P/W, P/L, Alloy Wheel

SALE! q488 ODGE DAKOTA ' s158,*.

'92 TEMPO GL #093 Air, AM/FM Tilt & More

1st TIME BUYERS PRICE!

NEW 0/D Trans, Step Bumper #210045

s7988* #210052

SALE! $8688 92 JEEP TALON

SPECIAL FINANCING *FROM 4.8% APR OR

UP TO $1400 CASH REBATE

LAA/ P/UP

#254 6 Cyl, PIS, Bumper, Full Size America's Leaders In Trucks

NEW 16 Valve, 0/D Trans & Much More #230058

ODGE SHADOW ECLIPSE

22 22 5 Spd., P/S, Car Of The Ye

LARGE INVENTORY

s12.988* s168*, 1

#210095

EEP CHEROKEE NEW

4X44 DR P/S, P/Disc. Brakes, 0/D Tra s #230026

.9 DODGE DAKOTA

3000 GT SL #3285 Auto, Air, P/W, POL, Loade

was 233 ' olk 11.

$2

SALE! $9488 VsiN

#097 Air, Cass., P/Windows & More 1st TIME BUYER'S PRICE!

SALE! $9788

s13.988*4 5189 I*110.

MIGHTY MAX EXTENDED CAB P

#3342 5 Spd., Air, P/S

TOP DOLLAR FOR

YOUR TRADE 1991 CHEVY CAPRICE

#210045

LYMOUTH VOYAGER NEW

7 PASS 6 Cyl, Air, S 14.988* 4 Tilt, P/S #20017 AA *Oa!

477"

432 OW STEALTH

'92 TAURUS 4011 #104 3.0 V-6, Auto, Air

America's Design Leader.

ALE $16, dA AAAElta fir

s16.988* AkilAlbal

WE DO MAGIC!! CALL CREDIT MANAGER

842-6300 SAYE EVEN BIGGER SUS ON ALL

REMAINING 91's-OVER 150 TO

CHOOSE FROM. ALL MARKED

WITH LOW SALE PRICES!

QUALITY USED CARS '811 TOYOTA TERCEL $495 Good Buy, Automatic (CTF068)

'81 HONDA PRELUDE $995 Must See (BNX6351

'86 DODGE ARIES $695 Auto, Cassette (DBO790)

Cass, Auto, Air (9TG675) '84 FORD TEMPO GL $1 795;: '86 NISSAN STANZA $24 Auto, Air, P/S (CXG142)

77 NISSAN 280Z $2695 Cass, Very face l8FA9791

If MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS $3995 Cherry (CAE671)

$3995 '79 FORD RANCHERO

;;am per Shell. Looks New (D& 417)

86 FORD MUSTANG LX $3995 Loaded (CVV8131

17 Clean, Low Mlles (E60535) $4695 CHEVY CEUNRffT

85 FORD T-BIRD $4995 Loaded, Loaded. Loaded (CCNI326)

fass 1CRF5571 ,,,,,,,, '88 MVO RANGIER XLT $6495 j 9 Ft4i, $5995 Great Buy76447FU)

'80 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME $5995 International, Cass (DCA913)

'87 HONDA PRELUDE Si $6995 Loaded (CJR115)

'90 GEO PRIM, LSI $7995 Loaded. Air, 4 Or (051.254)

'91 FORD ESCORT GT $899 Loaded (113019)

Prices include all factory rebates & incentives. No previous record of new vehicle financing or leasing. Pius lax. lic & $149 doc tee. Vehicles subject to prior sale 'Financing through Ford Motor Credit 48 mos. on selected models. OAC. Sale ends October 17, MM.

'82 BUICK REGAL Auto, P/S EL30229 $1288

83 MAZDA 626 Auto, P/S BSP869 $1988

'83 DATSUN P/UP 5 Spd., AM/FM AWN225 $1988

83 NISSAN STANZA ! Air, P/S, P/B BXJ037 $1988

'84 TOYOTA WAGON Air. Auto BTF673 $2488

'85 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS $2988 Absolutely Loaded DFA441

'87 BUICK REGAN CPE $4488 Tilt. Cruise, Tilt, Auto. Loaded CRT708

'84 BRONCO II 4x4 $4988 Lilt Kit, Big Wheels KHF887

1. '84 CHEVY CUSTOM VAN Low Miles OTR075 $4588

'87 DODGE DAKOTA P/UP SE $5988 Fa Cruise AFM903

'88 FORD T-BIRD TURBO CPE =988 Less Than 16,000 Miles, Loaded CSW541

'89 MUSTANG COMM $7988 Auto, Air, Cruise N0K999

'91 NISSAN SENTRA $8988 Auto. Air. Tilt. Low Miles EAP804

'90 JEEP CHEROKEE 4x4 $9988 Tilt, 0/0 Trans, 900 Miles, P/S #223765

'87 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE v988

Prices include all factory incentives and rebates. Cars subject to prior sale. Plus tax. lic. & $149 doc lees OAC. Some cars located at 921 Kam Hwy. Cutler Dodge Pearl City. Prices include all applicable consumer rebates. 1st time buyers incentive & Active Duty Military incentive. Not combinable. Sale ends October 17, 1991. Ask dealer for details.

Ak DA TS B-210

Auto, Radio (A8R444 #6742)

WE DO MAGIC!! CALL CREDIT MANAGER

455-1071 $988 #3445 Auto. Loaded. Sunroof, 4X4-

$6764 OFF RETAIL '80 VW VANAGON Auto, AM/FM Radio (BAS773 #6717) 1988 '85 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 51 988 5 Spd. Auto, P/S (CDR233 #6741)

'73 MERCEDES BENZ 450 SEL $2288 Auto. P/S & More (BGF025 #3757)

'81 AUDI 5000S $2388 Auto, Air, P/S, P/B (AT8384 #3738)

87 FORD EXP $2588 AM/FM Air, P/S (CPY682 #6633)

'88 HYNDAI GLS $2788 5 Spd, AM/FM (CWG955 #6617)

88 HYUNDAI EXEL GLS AM/FM Sunroof. Clean (CWG955 #6617) ... V988 '89 PONTIAC LEMANS LE $3988 (107H673 #6265)

'86 BUICK CENTURY WAGON $4488 Auto, A/C, P/S, P/W, Cruise (CTU676 #3745)

87 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE $4488 Auto, Air & More (CJF473 #3756)

'84 OLDS TORNADO (OW835416648)

86 TOYOTA CANBY 5Spd. A/C, P/S (CWV502)

89 FORD TEMPO 4 DR Auto, P/S, P/8,18,000 Miles (0SP37016725)

734 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER Auto, AM /FM, P/S tECR110

87 COLT VISTA Auto, Air, P/S, Clean (EBN417)

88 DODGE 0-100 P/UP Air, VA P/S, P/B (1016P0 #6713)

'91 ISUZU P/UP 5 Spd, Cass (#6732)

$4988 $4988 $5388 $5988 $ou $6988 $7588

89 HONDA CRX SI $7988 Clean (06065046710)

'89 CHEVY CAMARO $7988 (c)(p399 #6650)

'87 DODGE CARAVAN $8988 (00463 Ii6453)

88 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER must Auto. Air. P/S (CLIA620 #3732)

'88 TOYOTA CELICA GT $8988 Auto, Air, P/W (1313E487 #6450)

80 CHEVY LUMINA $9988 Auto, Air, P/S (00P358 #6620)

'88 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER $ i an n (CRW108 #1152) 401,.11.

Air, P/Seats, P/W (DF13689 #6694) $ 1 1 pg88 '90 FORD PROBE GT

TO DODGE CARAVAN $11 99 Auto. Air, P/S (DC T809 #6707)

'90 FORD MUSTANG CONVT. $19 688 5.0L AM /FM, A/C, P/W i0JV601 7e6) 1 L.

Kam Hwy.

CUTTER DODGE

Pearl City

Tavern

AT 921 KAM HWY

'All payments are 12% APR. at 60 mo. w / 10% dn. rebates. "1st time buyer's program. Selling prices on Colt $7288, Shadow S7788 Dakota 56638. Prices include all factory incentives. Cars subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax, tic., & S149 dor . es OAC. Sale ends October 17, 1391. Some cars located 735 Diiiingnam Ellvd. 'Ask dealer for details.

$1000 ASSISTANCE

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Quality USED CARS

'84 RENAULT ALLIANCE (BUE993)

'84 DODGE ARIES 4 DR (BXA396)

13 NISSAN SENTRA S/W (crew 'BO HONDA PRELUDE (AWG967)

$2,688+ 1'88 DAIHATSU CHARADE (CTX625)

'81 DODGE COLT (CPD6..,)

'86 CHEV CELEBRITY (CDD345)

'85 BUICK SOMERSET

$3,688 '88 FORD ESCORT (EED846)

'88 ISUZU I MARK (CVV985)

'88 DODGE COLT (cuE712)

'87 CHEV CAVALIER S/W (CNG806)

'87 SUBARU DL 4 DR (CPX420)

'86 DODGE VISTA S/W (CFB388)

'84 T YOTA CELICA GT (BUU684)

$4,6884 I'89 TOYOTA TERCEL (ECP108)

'89 NISSAN SENTRA (EED548)

'89 PLY COLT (CYB423)

'88 CHEV CORSICA (oSA460)

'88 PLY RELIANT S/W (EAV583)

'87 PONTIAC SUNBIRD (CNT362)

'86 MUSTANG CONVT.

4' $5;688 4, '90 MAZDA 323 (DD0389)

'89 VW FOX (DFW571)

MORE SPECIALS! 'N WS P/P (CNA830) $4688 'N MITI P/UP (CVY768) $4688 16 MIPS hl (CVF761) $4688 17 NAM 4x4 P/UP (HJR655 $5688

16 NW CAI 1U (CFJ748) $5888 16 Fill F150 P/UP (CSC621) $8888 11 CIEI (CXR778) $9088 10 LUMINA API 7 Pass

Loaded! (EFE532) ...$15,688 11 NMI CAIAVAI 7 Pass, Loaded! (DJUB49) $17,1188

All prices & discounts incl. any and all applicable rebates. Cars subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax, lic. & $149 doc. lees. OAC. Rebates from as applied only at purchase price. MSRP or more rebate on selected models. Sale ends October 17,1991.

1\11 ATTENTION BUYERS! IF YOU HAVE ./ 4 OR ,/ LITTLE CASH

DOWN- COME IN FOR FREE

CONSULTATION OUR CREDIT MANAGERS HAVE OVER 25 YEARS OF

EXPERIENCE. TRY US... YOU JUST MAY DRIVE AWAY WITH THE CAR

OF YOUR DREAMS...

YIAAA A AAA A /8AN 1391 KAPIOLANI 946-8311 3060 KAPIOLANI 737-0500

(corner Kapiolani & Waialae)

USED CAR SPECIALS $177 77 dn. 30O1 15.92% APR CX.3:187 92288 '87 FOND TEMPO IL

85 FORD TEMPO GL $17 .7 dn. 24@ 15.60% APR CAF098$1988 or ow '87 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 DR $177.77 dn. X@ 16.48% APR CCT470 $2988 or

'89 GEO SPECTRUM 2 DR $177 77 dn 313/0 15.3$1% APR CYR351 S34ee or

'90 FORD ESCORT $17.77 en 48rg 15.24% APR OGre62 M5613 or

'90 GEO METRO LSI 2 DR $177 77 dn 54ojh 15 24% APR HMR962 $5568 or

"91 PONTIAC LEMANS $177.77 dn. 6049 15.50% APR 1313742 $6566 or

'91 CHEVY S-10 P/UP $177 77 dn. 60go 1524% APR OGT647 68988 or

'89 ISUZU P/UP TRUCK $777 77 dn. 36(ge 15.36% APR DP6749 $4969 or

'89 DODGE DAKOTA P/UP $177 77 dn 364e 15.48% APR CYF846 $5488 or

'90 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR $177 77 an. SI@ 15 24% APR 00973 97688 or

'88 CHEVY CELEBRITY WAGON $1777 dn 31# 15.48% APR HNG736 Or

'91 NISSAN KING CAB P/UP s17.77 dn. Wile 1524% APR ECG830 KM or

'91 GEO CONVT. $177.77 dn beas 14 24% APR 160974510.588 or

'88 CHEVY 920 CARGO VAN % TON 9177.77 dn. 30e4 15.60% APR CJS952 Or

$11492

$115 $123 S 1

$1541

$16201 $16733

$185$3

$1932 $19931

$231

$2443 $2594

Not combinable with special finance rates. Rebates & assistance on selected models. Subject to prior sale, plus tax, lic & $149 doc fee. All applicable rebates, first time buyer applied. 'Used car sales, tax, lic., & doc fees must be paid in cash all on approval of credit. Pals sods October

111111.

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