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Vol. 18, No. 36 Serving M('AS Kaneohe Ray, 1st MAR, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii

School begins Let's be careful out there

By SSgt. Dave Smith Unless you slept on the

way to work these past two days, you couldn't but notice the presence of numerous children on the sidewalks and in the crosswalks, indi- cating their return to school.

Motor vehicle operators, parents and the children themselves all have nrces miry precautions to t,the to avoid tragedy in the s7-MO school year.

For motorists, their primary concern is to be cope- cially watchful during the times children are travelling to or from school, The posted speed limit near schools is 25 mph and flashing lights indi- cate when that limit is in effect, regardless of the normal pirated limit. School-age children are pedestrians and have the right of way in all marked street crossings.

"To help remind drivers that school has resumed while simultaneously assist-

ing children in crossing busy streets, station military policenom will he directing traffic at the crosswalks on Lawrence Ave. and at the intersection of MacLachlan St. and Harris Ave.," said SSgt. David Rodrigues, Traf- fic Control Chief at PMO. "Our big safety push will continue through Friday (tomorrow) with additional MPs near the crossings to help remind motorists that school is in session."

While there are numerous

Tossings throughout boss- ing areas. another main tossing is at the intersection

of Cushman Ave. and Meet.- :whim) St. near Anderson Field. Children may be present approximately 45 minutes before and after school, and . Mokapu Elementary starts class at 7:55 a.m. and ends at 2:10 p.m. (except Wednesdays when school lets out at 1:10 p.m.). Schools in the civilian community have roughly the same operating hours, and motorists will be reminded of this by the yellow flashing lights at the beginning of school speed zone areas.

"While we don't anticipate any of the traffic jam problems which are the 'accepted norm' in the civilian community when school resumes," added Rodrigues, "we do urge motorists, parents and children to exercise every safety precaution possible through out this school year."

SecNay. Webb honored; comments on ships, Corps

Washington In remarks made after receiving the Marine Corm League's Annual "Iron Mike" award, Secretary of the Navy James II. Webb, Jr. announced the names of four Navy surface combatonts, including the first ship named in honor of

a Vietnam battle. He then warned the Marine Corps against doctrinal crimple cency, noting that it has been the quality of the individual fighting Marine, rather than doctrine or weapons systems, that has carried the reputa- tion of the Corps.

Puller Hall Is ins again!

Secretary Webb announced the names of four Aegis Guided Missile Cruis era, two of which honored battles in United States history in which the Marine Corps carried the brunt of the action.

See SHIPS A-7

September 3,1987

LtGen Petersen assumes `Gray Eagle' designation

By S Sgt T.1.. Dunn MCDEC, (bionic°, Va - A Marine is once again

The "Gray Eagle," the Navy Department's senior aviator by date of aviation designation.

Lieutenant General Frank E. Petersen, commanding general of the Marine Corps Development and Education Command, assumed the title when Navy Vice Admiral James E. Service retired Aug. 21.

The general also became the senior aviator in the Department of Defense, His October 1952 designation supersedes all other Armed Forces aviators.

The Gray Eagle Trophy award, sponsored by the Vought Corp., was started in 1960. The trophy is passed on to honor the senior Naval Aviator still on active flight status.

The miniature aircraft car rier with an eagle landing on the deck has an inscription "In recognition of a clear eye, a stout heart, a steady hand a daring defiance of gravity and the law of averages." A smaller replica is also presented to each incumbent to keep as a personal memento.

Lieutenant General Petersen is the sixth Marine to hold this title. The most recant was LtGen, Andrew O'Donnel (October 1979-June 1981).

But the general is familiar with holding unique titles. He has been the "Silver

Lieutenant General Frank E. Petersen

Hawk," the Marine Corps' senior aviator since October 1905 and the Corp,' first black aviator, first black squadron commander, first black general and first black base commander.

Lieutenant General

Petersen completed the Naval Aviation Uailet Pro- gram and was comnussmncri a Marine second lieutenant in October 1952.

The Topeka, Han., native has flown 350 combat mis

See EAGLE A-2

MB chow hall 'cooking' with 2nd Ney award

Master Sergeant ( litton I Over* (left, c enter), mess hall staff noncommissioned offc er-in-c barge, rec river. the ( apt. Edward F. Nes. Memorial Award trophy from ( ol William A. line% Jr (right, c enter) during a 'et ent awards c eremom at Marine Rarrac Ics Hawaii, Pearl Harbor Messmen and cooks from the Teh. hall (left), along with Sgt Mai Ili Brewer. Barracks sergeant major, ohserce the presentation.

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MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL HARBOR, - For the second consecutive year, the cooks and messmen here at Puller Hall have won the Secretary of the Navy's Capt. Edward F. Ney Memorial Award for excellence in the independent mess hall iote- gory.

The award was presented to Col. William A. Tilley, Jr., Barracks commanding officer, and MSgt. Clifton L. Dyers, mess hall staff noncommissioned officer in -

charge, during the recent 1987 Memorial Awards Cer- emony/International Food Service Executives Associa tion Conference in Miami Beach, Florida.

Tilley said that no one he spoke with at the awards ceremony in Miami Bench could ever remember any unit winning the award in

Be safe on Sept. 7 Labor Day weekend is

almost upon un and with it cornett fun with family and friends. Unless some corn mon sense rule. are followed this fun filled weekend could end in tragedy.

Travel within the speed limit, slower if condition, dictate. Drive defensively, always try to anticipate the moves of the other drivers

The combination of drink ing and driving is incompat- ible:do not attempt to mix the two. Utilize the designated

driver program-it works. Seat belts in automobiles

and helmets for motorcycles save liven - use them. State law requires restraint systems be utilized for adults and children. Marine Corps and Air Station orders require motorcycles to use helmets and reflective vests on and off station. Willful violation of motorcycle safety regulations may cause you to lose military benefits in the event of death or disability associated with a

motorcycle accident. Remember water safety

rules and swim within your limits. Recent water related tragedies within 1st MAR stand as a reminder that the ocean demands the highest respect. Don't swim after alcohol consumption. Don't dive alone. Use the proper equipment and don't exceed your abilities, qualifications or good judgement I.im it exposure er, the sun between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. and us, a hiss SPF sunscreen.

no way ;,t, adequately express what the winning of the Ney Awards means to this organization," Tilley said.

The Marine Corps has rec- ognized its mess halls for food-service excellence for many years, but has only recently joined the IFSEA, which sponsored the Ney Memorial Awards program in the MajGen. W.P.T. Hill category. Within the program, mess halls compete for the heat mess awards in dif- ferent categories within the Marine Corps.

"There is no compromise when it comes to food service," Tilley said, "hut within the IFSEA, requirements are extremely stringent, You're either good or you're not.-

"This business iii fast moving, and there's no room for

all' T. I. r, tivers said And, :oil. do- first award, he

give, all the credit to his Marines and civilian mss, attendants. "I always talk about my Marine, lu I've got the best in the world.

"I'm proud of my people.- he said. "They did the work and deserve all the ',sign!

Du ring the local presenta tion of the award at Marine Barracks Hawaii recently, Col. Tilley reminded the litre racks Marines to "lie proud of yourselves and he proud of the conks. They have to strive for excellence at every meal,

"Master Sergeant Dyers and his crew represent you (the Barracks). It's your mess hall. You're the ones who take the pride in knowing that you stand for the best, and the mess hall is Just one of thou,. areas," Tilley said

Square it Away! Thu following a an mama! from Air rgatam (Order 1020 41), Uniform

Regulation.. and l'amonal Appreraner Standard.

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IL 1 ...tenant General I rank I. Petersen, commanding general. Marine ( orps Development and Cdur alion

iimmancl. stands in front of a Corsair aircraft, similar to the one he flew during the Korean Conflict.

EAGLE From A-1

sions in two wars and has logged more than 4,)00 hours in various fighter and attack aircraft

"liming Korea. you hail to see who you were lighting," he said -You were literally face-to-face with the enemy. Today, the air fight takes place over the horizon. You can achieve a kill miles away

"Younger pilots who have grown up in the computer age seem to do !miler in the cock. pit than those seasoned with thousands of hours in a 'bird,' primarily because eye. behand ability is more adapt- able to the modern cockpit," he added.

lie hasn't been in the cockpit as much as he would like since assuming command here in June 1986, but he has recently flown the I" 'A-18 Hornet, the F-16 Falcon and the TA V-811 IIarrier H.

Although he began his career in Korea flying the

Fit 'orsair, the general has he,n flying the Phantom sing a 1968, when he was squadron commander for Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-314.

Under his command, '314 became the first squadron to receive the Marine Corps Aviation Association's Rob- ert M. Hanson Award as the outstanding fighter squadron ot the year.

He was awarded the Purple Heart for injuries sustained in Vietnam. While serving as the squadron commander for VMFA-3I4, he was on a mis sion assisting a recon outfit that had been pinned down above the Demilitarized Zone when one of his Phantom's engines was hit by enemy ground fire and burst into flames.

"1 pulled the throttle back and shut down the engine, added power on the other one and tried to get as close to ih DMZ as I 0111,1 he re,111,1

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number two engine caught fire.

"This may sound kind of foolish, but here an' two guy, sitting in an airplane with both engin., On fire and the hydriolo systom he said ' II hard poached 0111 o1or le, dory, We

could have spent the remain- der of the war in the "Hanoi

Just after reaching the 1)MZ, the fires burned through the control system and he gave the order to eject. Ile Was looking back at his

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"I would rather spend my

career in a cockpit than behind

a desk"

radar intercept officer to ensure his seat worked.

"When I ejected, I went out in an awkward position," he said. "The initial impact of the ejection seat gives a shock of about 20 GA. It was like a corkscrew effect."

He suffered a herniated

I ieutenant General I rank I . Petersen (right) and Colonel James G. Hart, c ornmanding off. er, Marine Aviation Detal hment, Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, Md., inspec t the air, raft's maintenanc e history before flying the F/A - 18 Hornet.

disk in his hack and a hair- line fracture of the hip socket but flew 240 more missions before being treated. Today he walks with a slight limp but it doesn't keep the 55- yearold from working out at the gym whenever his ached. ule permits.

Young Marines enjoy having the opportunity to work out next to their commanding general. Although he admits that he is probably setting the example, the general says that is not the reason he is there.

"It's my own personal desire to be here," he said. "Staying physically fit is the best thing you can do." The general can still pass the Marine Corps physical fit. nesstest but is no longer required to because of his age.

Even though being the Gray Eagle is the culmina- tion of a 35.year career in aviation, LtGen. Petersen still says, "As I sit here with three stars, I would give up a month's pay to lie able to rove around with the young aviators and fly their stuff and live in their world."

At A Glance Paydays Change

Dates of regular military paydays will change as a

result of the 1987 Don Appro- priations Act.

The Act, which was effective earlier this fiscal year, shifted the regular payday scheduled for Sept. 30 to Oct. 1. All future paydays will also he affected by this change. Monies earned during the first half of a month will he payed on the 15th while those earned during the last half of a month will be paid on the first of the following month.

No major problems are expected Asa result of this change However, many people have automatic pay merits made from their Direct Deposit Accounts. This hang,. 'worm that.

deposit to he made from one to two days later than usual. Account balances will have to be monitored closely to ensure that adequate funds are available for those automatic payments.

The paydays for the months of October through January 194(8 are: Oct. 1, IS and 30; Nov. 13; Dec. 1, IS and 31; and Jan. 15, 1988. November 1 and 15 are Sun- days, and Jan. 1, 1988 is a

holiday.

Vehicle Auction

Pearl Harbor, - The Defense Department will conduct an auction of 203 vehicles in Building 20, Manana Storage Area Sept. 10, at 9 a.m.

Vehicles, including trucks, vane, station ...worm, sedans

and forklifts, will he on display from It n.m. through 3:30 p.m beginning Sept. 3. The veh ic les may also be inspected the day of the auction from 8 a.m. until 9 n.m. Roth individual buyers and surplus dealers are invited to participate in the auction.

A list of (Ine vehicles that arc le, hr Sold is ayailidile through the Defense Itru tit iration and Marketing Office -Hawaii and at the location of the property.

For more information. tact the Defense Reutili/. lion and Marketing Off. ,

at 474-7289.

OWC Sign-up Coffee slated

"I I, Kaneohe lift,' er g.

Wives Chili is hosting its annual sign up coffee' at 7

p.m. Sept. 8 at the Station

offi, ii,wer lanai. The cat,. 'lance for officer's wise meet new people and to Jo. s now OWC's exciting plans for the coming year.

Commissaries to close

In observance of Labor Day, the Air Station Com- missary here will he closed on Sept. 8.

On Sept. 7, the Navy Com- missary at Barbers I'oint will be closed, but the Pearl Harbor Commissary will hr 1111111 on dale.

FINFPac Band at Hale Koa

The Fleet Marine Force Pacific stage band will be

Labor Day activity hours

Club activity holiday hours

The Combined I lob Management System activities will be operating on holiday hours on labor Day, Sept 7

Activities SNCO Club

Enlisted Club Officers Club Piro Parlor

Package Store

Hours 0 asm -5 p.m.

4:30-11:30 p.m. ('lone)

4:30-11 p.m. 11 p.m.

Exchange Lists Holiday Hours

The various Exchange activities will be operating under holiday hours on Labor Day, Sept. 7 Activity Hours Main Store 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Self Service 10 a.m.-9 p.m. 7-Day Store 9 a.m.-10 p.m Bowling CO. Snack liar 11 a.m.-12:30 a.m. Car Rental Facility 8 a.m-6 p.m. Golf Pro Shop 6:45 a.m.-5 p.m. Video Rent-All Ctr. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Burger King 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Brookins Robbins 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Wiki Wiki Snack Bar 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Mobile Canteens ti a.m. A p.m. Theater Snack Bar 6:45-9:16 p.m. Auto Service (7tr. 10 a.m.41 p.m. MCC Phone Center 7,30 a.m. -8 p.m.

All the Exchange facilities will resume regular hours on Sept 8

giving a free I,abor Day Con- cert on Sept. 7 at the Hale Kos Hotel. The performance will lie held in the hotel's Banyan Tree Showroom.

Doors open at 5 p.m. and ahowtime will be from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Complimentary hors d' oeuvres will he available. All military and their families are invited to attend.

SNCO Wives present Sock Hop

The SNCO Wives Club will he presenting a 50's/60's. style Sock Hop, Sept. 19, 9 p.m., at the SNCO Club here.

Tickets may he purchased until Sept. 15. at the Staff Wives Thrift Shop or by call - ing 254-5697. Proceeds will go to the SN('0 Wives Club Scholar:dill. Fund.

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The Hawaii Marine welcomes stories and photo submissions from its readers. If you have a story idea, would like coverage for your unit or would like to write an article/ take a photo, please call the Press Chief at 257-2178/9. Point of contact for Camp H.M. Smith is MSgt. Steiner at 477-5052. Opinions expressed by the publisher and journalists are their own, and are not to be considered an official expression of the Department of Navy or the United States Marine Corps

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Attorney General visits Camp Smith Capt. Robert Labrousse (left), parade adjutant, and Attorney General of United States Edwin Meese III, troop the line during a recent honors ceremony. Following the ceremony, Attorney General Meese visited with Admiral Ronald J. Hays, commander-in-chief, Pacific. Meese was on his way to Washington after a visit to the Far East.

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Fashion Show Catch the latest Back to

School fashions at the Marine Corps Exchange here during a presentation by children and teens of the Dependent Recreation mod- eling class. The show will be at the 3rd Marines Training Facility, (Boondocker, The- ater), and Sept. 5 at 2 p.m.

Swim Lessons Dep. Rec. is now offering

four new Swim Sessions to run through October. Ses- sion VIII is until Sept. 11. The classes are from 1:00-4:30 p.m.; older children's hours are after school.

We are also offering Adult Swim Lessons, Oct. 6-29.

The Youth Swim Team and Master's Swim Team run every month. Please call Dep. Rec. at 254-2963 or come by our office in Bldg. #1391

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Teen Dance The Teen Club will be spon-

soring a Back to School Dance Sept. 5 from 7-11 p.m. at Dependent Recreation Family Gym.

This activity is open to all military family members 13- 19 yrs. old and an I.D. card is required. Friends and guests are welcome. For more information, call Dep. Rec. 254-2963 or stop by Bldg. #1391.

Holiday Classes Dependent Recreation is

offering a class in making Hawaiian Christmas Angels from natural plant materials to add to the festivities of the Christmas season. All materials are provided. Class will be Sept. 10 from 7-9 p.m. and Sept. 25 9-11:30 a.m.

Also being offered are Cake Decorating classes for making the special holiday desserts. The class will be offered Sept. 4-25, every Friday, from 9-11:30am.

Dress-up your favorite basket in our Basket Dec- orating class with lining and matching lid. Class will be Sept. 15 from 7-9 p.m.

A Beginning Tole Paint- ing Class will meet every Tuesday evening, Sept. 15, 22, and 29 from 7-9 p.m. The wood decorations in this session include a heart, pump- kin, an Amish couple, and a Christmas tree.

Our Intermediate Tole Painting class runs from Sept . 3-24, every Thurs- day morning 9-11 a.m. The art piece is a 22 inches goose.

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A-6 HAWAII MARINE

Help keep those cookouts safe The word "cookout" seems

to be synonymous with summer. Most people enjoy cookouts, with their good food and happy memories. However, outdoor cooking can lead to tragedy when carelessness causes burns.

The Federal Fire Depart- ment recently issued and advisory to reminds everyone of some common sense rules when cooking out:

When starting a fire use

only charcoal starter fluid on unlit coals. Don't freshen a fire by adding more fluid the heat of the coals can ignite the liquid burn back into the can, causing it to explode in your hands. Never use gasoline or other flammable liquids to start a fire, they are explosive and much too dangerous to use on grills. Electric starters can be used in place of lighter fluids.

Have a container of

water or a garden hose ready to extinguish a fire. Always soak coals after cooking; unsoaked coals can relight a day later.

Place grills where they will not tip over or ignite objects above them. Never bring a grill into homes, tents, or recreational vehicles. Aside from the possibil- ity of fire, carbon monoxide produced by burning charcoal can be dangerous in an

enclosed space. Keep children away

from fires and grills. They may try to climb on the grill to see what is cooking. If anyone is burned by outdoor cooking, cool the burn with water immediately. Cover the burn with a clean cloth and seek emergency help.

If a bag of charcoal gets wet, leave it outside, away from the house.

September 3, 1987

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Windward City Shopping Center

Kaneohe

LARGE 235-7576

Pe peroni Pizza Comes smothered with 100% real cheese and Papa's special spicy pepperoni. Serves 4-6 adults! $ 6 9 5 Valid through September 15, 1987

We do fundraisers!

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LABOR DAY

CLEARANCE

SALE! SAVE 25% to 50%!!

SELECT GROUP LONG & SHORT

MUUMUUS 14" to 24"

REG. $28.95 to $49.95

SEPT. 4, 5, 6, 7

Wind ward . Shopping Corner of Kam & Likelike Hwys.

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Kahala Mall Windward City Center

Fort Street Mall Kailua Kam Shopping Center

Pearlridge Phase II Koko Marina Wahiawa (across McDanalds)

WINDWARD'S ONLY 4-WHEEL DRIVE SHOP NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

WINDWARD CITY SHOPPING CENTER

247-1644

AIEA-PEARL CITY Waimaln Plaza Shopping Ctr.

488-0553 Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9 p.m.

Sat. 9:3 -7 p.m. Sus. 11 cr.-5 p.m.

KANEOHE Windward City Shopping Ctr.

247-8537 Mon.-Fri. 9:30.6 p.m.

Sat. 9:30-6 p.m. Sae. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

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adjacent to First Hawaiian Bank on ... SEPTEMBER 6 & SEPTEMBER 7 Sunday 9 AM-4:30 PM Monday 9 AM-5 PM

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September 3, 1987

Ships From A-1

Chosin (CG 65) commemo- rates the 1st Marine Divi- sion's heroic breakout from communist Chinese encircle- ment at the Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War, a three week march to the sea that Secretary Webb indicated," . . was one of the great moments in Marine Corps History. Under heavy attack, the Marines fought their way out under bitterly

cold conditions, never losing unit integrity, never aban- doning their equipment, or their wounded, or even their dead."

Hue City (CG 66) will be the first combatant ever to carry the name of a battle from the Vietnam War. Following the. North Vietnamese takeovers of the old imperial capitol during the Tet Offensive of 1968, a force consisting prin- cipally of U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese soldiers and Marines fought for more than a month, often in bitter

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house-to-house engage- ments, to retake the city. Secretary Webb indicated that, "Hue City will cause all of us to remember the rewards of courage, and the sad legacy of commitments abandoned through the con- fusion of domestic politics."

Other cruiser names include Shiloh (CH 67), named for the two day civil war battle fought in 1862 and Anzio (CG 68), which com- memorates the allied land- ings at Anzio, Italy in 1944.

Sunday School Bus Service

The Air Station Chapel offers free Sunday School bus service for children of housing residents here. The service includes round-trip transportation to and from your home, adult supervision and professional drivers. To add your child to the bus route, call the Chapel Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., at 257-3552/3506.

OPENING SOON

A-7

TAKEABREAK TEMPLE VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER

GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Buy 1 Hot Entree at the regular price

2nd Entree (same price or lower) 1/2 PRICE Hot entrees include choice of soup or salad,

drink & dessert MON. & WED. 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

HOME OF THE GIANT '50'S HAMBURGER Grilled to juicy perfection, topped with golden grilled onions, on a

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(across from Pay 'n Save) next to Baskin-Robbins

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SPECIAL APPEARANCES 1. Fat Freddie (Penguin) -Sea Life Park 2. Moneyhunes 3. The Grimace - McDonald's 4. The Hamburglar - McDonald's 5. El Polio Loco Chicken 6. Red Rabbit -Al Phillips 7. Chuck-E-Cheese S. Icee The Bear 9. Dr. Wizardwise

10. McGruff The Crime Dog 11. Kolohe The Dolphin-Sea Life Park

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MONDAY 4 PM

ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDU SUNDAY, September 6 9:00 a.m. 10:00 11:00 12:00 p.m. 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 6:00 6:30 7:30

8:00

Rainbow Riders Reach For The Top Ledward Kaapana and I kona Warren Johnson & The Gator BJ Express on Hawaiian Time Taking Care Of Business Hutch Da Nuuanu Brothers Seating for Dinner Show Dinner Opening Act - Freddie Morris & Moku Kahana Keolalaulani Halau Olapa Olaka

MONDAY, September 7 9:00 a.m. Sweet Adelines 10:00 Koolau 11:00 Steve & Theresa 12:00 p.m. Professor Fun 1:00 Mythical Touch 3:00 Johnny Fernandez 4:00 Super Auction 5:00 Closing Ceremonies

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A-8 HAWAII MARINE September 3, 1987

Preventing jet lag_

Adjusting the body clock AFIS - In one way,

our Stone Age ances- tors had it easier than

we do. They never had to fly

across time zones and face a power breakfast meeting, much less a battle, when their bodies told them it was midnight. And unlike most people in uniform, our fur- wearing forebears never had to work late at night and then defend the Free World early the next morning.

Along with the joys of modern civilization comes the need to be alert to the command of the clock. Our bodies tell us to be alert, eat and sleep according to a cycle known as a circadian rhythm, which is believed to follow the sun's cycle.

We can get our bodies to adjust to clock time, but the balance is easy to upset. We don't even have to travel to get that rhythm out of whack. All it takes is a weekend or a couple of days off duty, when we go to bed and get up later than normal, and

we've set our bodies up for a letdown, the "Monday syn- drome."

No matter the cause, a fouled-up body clock can lower productivity and cause 'accidents. Dr. William Storm, chief of aerospace research branch at Brooks Air Force Base, Texas, said that military researchers have been looking at special sleeping pills with a short half-life as one way of min- imizing jet-lag problems. Ordinary sleeping aids stay in the body a long time and cause a hangover - which can dangerously hamper per-

formance in critical situations.

The British had some success with the new type pills when they gave them to troops en route to the Falk- lands to make them sleep in the daytime so they'd be ready to fight on arrival. Storm says the research is still being done on the sleeping aids and advises strongly against self-medication.

Storm says there is no way to completely avoid the fatigue of time changes or longer working hours. But he recommends ways to man- age the body's rebellion at a manageable level.

To avoid Monday syn- drome, don't stay up late on weekends.

Storm says it's best to simply get several good night's sleep at your regular bedtime before flying. he disagrees with experts who say to adjust your bedtime several days before you fly across time zones by one hour per time zone.

Courts-Martial Report Staff Sergeant John W.

Allen, SOMS, was convicted by a Special Court-Martial, July 31, of making a false and fraudulent claim against the U.S. Government. He was sentenced to three months confinement and reduced to corporal.

Sergeant Robert F. Blair, Jr. of Co. C., 1/3, was convicted by a Special Court Martial for unauthorized absence from Jan. 8, 1987 to

April 23, 1987. He was finement and awarded three months con- lance corporal.

reduced to

AMID HERNANDEZ, M.D.F.A.A.P.

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While flying across time zones, eat good meals and don't smoke. In general, it's a good idea to drink plenty of non-alcoholic and caffeine- free fluids while flying. If possible, take walks up and down the aisle or do isometric exercises in your seat.

If you have control over your schedule, don't plan a critical event for a time you'd normally be asleep.

Even when you're not traveling, be aware of your most alert times and try to do you difficult work then.

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Hawaii Pacific College Business Administration, Computer Science, Liberal Arts and the MBA

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR FALL SEMESTER

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Hawaii Pacific College is an independent, non-profit institution conveniently located in downtown Honolulu. HPC, accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, is offering over 500 courses for degree-seeking students and adult students seeking self-improvement. Many courses are offered in the day and evening. Ask about our Financial Aid Program (money is still available), HPC will help you find a job through its Cooperative Education Program. The following courses are approved for V.A. benefits. Students may register now at HPC, 1164 Bishop Street, Second Floor. FOR INFORMATION CALL 544-0249 OR 544-0200. REGISTER NOW!

SELECTED FALL SEMESTER COURSES (September 5 - December 18, 1987)

ACCTG 200 Principles of Accounting I FRI 5:15- 8:10 p.m. ACCTG 200 Principles of Accounting I SAT 9:00-1 1 :55 a.m. ACCTG 320 Managerial Accounting WED 5:15- 8:10 p.m. ACCTG 339 Computer Applications to Accounting MWF 11:00-12:00 noon ANTH 350 Ethnography of the Pacific Islands WED 5:15- 8:10 p.m. ANTH 390 Women & Men MON 5: 1 5- 8:10 p.m. CSCI 100 Introduction to Computer Systems THUR 5:15- 8:10 p.m. CSCI 100 Introduction to Computer Systems MWF 12:15- 1:15 p.m. CSCI 305 Programming Concepts with Pascal MWF 11:00-12:00 noon CSCI 311 Data Structures SAT 12:00- 2:55 p.m. CSCI 338 Microcomputer Applications to Management MON 5:15- 8:10 p.m. CSCI 370 Accounting & Information Systems THUR 5:15- 8:10 p.m. CSCI 402 Software Theory & Design MWF 12:15- 1:15 p.m. ECON 210 Principles of Microeconomics SAT 9:00-11:55 a.m. ECON 215 Principles of Macroeconomics SAT 12:00- 2:55 p.m. ECON 330 Money, Banking & Credit TTH 2:10- 3:35 p.m. ENG 110 English Composition MWF 12:15- 1:15 p.m. ENG 210 Introduction to Literature TTH 5:15- 6:40 p.m. ENG 498 Seminar: Hemingway MON 5:15- 8:10 p.m. FIN 300 Business Finance WED 5:15- 8:10 p.m. FIN 350 Credit Management TUE 5:15- 8:10 p.m. FR 101 Beginning French I MWF 9:35-10:55 a.m. HIST 221 World Civilizations I WED 5:15- 8:10 p.m. HIST 392 U.S. Military History FRI 5:15- 8:10 p.m. HUM 200 Art Appreciation TTH 12:30- 1:55 p.m. HUM 201 Music Appreciation TTH 9:10-10:35 a.m. HUM 301 Alternative Futures MON 5:15- 8:10 p.m. HUM 330 Japanese Culture & Society TTH 9:10-10:35 a.m. JPE 101 Beginning :Japanese I MWF 12:05- 1:25 p.m. JPE 221 Conversational Japanese for Business MWF 4:00- 5:00 p.m. LAW 300 Business Law I TUE 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MATH 200 College Algebra FRI 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MATH 300 Mathematics for Decision Making WED 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MATH 321 Statistical Techniques I SAT 9:00-11:55 a.m. MGMT 310 Career Communications WED 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MGMT 325 Human Resource Management FRI 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MGMT 337 Frarichising THUR 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MGMT 401 Business Policy MON 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MKTG 300 Principles of Marketing THUR 5:15- 8:10 p.m. MKTG 400 Marketing Management FRI 5:15- 8:10 p.m. PHIL 300 Principles of Logic MWF 12:15- 1:15 p.m. SCI 102 Physical Science SAT 9:00-11:55 a.m. SOC 100 Introduction to Behavioral Science SAT 9:00-11:55 a.m. SOC 200 Introduction to Sociology MWF 11:00-12:00 noon SOC 300 Methods of Inquiry MWF 11:00-12:00 noon TIM 100 Management of Travel Industry TUE 5:15- 8:10 p.m. TIM 310 Hotel/Resort Management WED 5:15- 8:10 p.m. TIM 320 Food/Beverage Mangement THUR 5:15- 8:10 p.m. TIM 350 Passenger Transportation Management TUE 5:15- 8:10 p.m. TIM 460 Destination Area Development MON 5:15- 8:10 p.m.

More than 500 courses are being offered. For a complete schedule, call 544-0249 or 544-0200.

HOW TO REGISTER The Registrar's Office is located on the second floor at 1164 Bishop Street. You may register in person any day of the week, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. If you are interested in part-time attendance only, call the Registrar's Office at 544-0249 or visit the Registrar's Office in person. We will be happy to mail to you registration and admission forms for your convenience.

FULL-TIME STUDENT APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE COMING FALL SEMESTER. PLEASE CALL THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE AT 544-0249 OR 544-0200 FOR INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORMS. HPC'S ADMISSIONS OFFICE IS ALSO LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR AT 1164 BISHOP STREET.

HAWAII PACIFIC COLLEGE Offering the BS Degree in Business Administration and

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REGISTRATION OPEN NOW-CALL 544-0249 OR 544-0200

September 3, 1987 HAWAII MARINE A-9

Salutes HMM-364

Welcome Aboard PFC I.D. Lingbergh PFC T.T. Rickman PFC W. Rivera LCpI. T.J. Marin Cpl. G.F. Smith WO A.P. Suess lstLt. M. Johnson Capt. T.E. Mock

Promotion PFC.K.A. Baumer LCpl. J.M. Phillips Cpl. A.J Craythorn

Good Conduct Medal Cpl. G.F. Jones Cpl. W.L. Seawright SSgt. K. Fisher SSgt. R.R. Ibana

BSSG-1 Welcome Aboard

PFC. J.M. Rodriguez PFC R.A. Wilson Cpl. D.D. Albrecht Cpl. M.V. Franklin Cpl. R.A. Sacca Meritoriously Promoted

Sgt. E.M. Brooks Promoted

PFC. D.L. Lake PFC M.W. McKillop LCpI. T.M. Dugan

41 Cpl. R.E. Patrick Sgt. D.L. Blair Sgt. J.T. Martinaus

Certificate of Commendation

SSgt. M.A. Sak Meritorious Mast

Sgt. J.M. Magana Navy Achievement Medal Cpl. H.C. Hunte

Top graduate

LCpI. Paul Daigle, Co. A, 3d Recon. Bn., graduated with honors from the Navy Scuba School, Pearl Har- bor recently.

Sgt. R.L. Bridgeman SSgt. J.S. Frey SSgt. J.A. Lopez

Welcome Aboard Sgt. P.M. Broadway Sgt. A. Davis Sgt. J.G. Perez

Reelistment Cpl. R.J. Peterson Cpl. K.G. Warren GySgt. L.J. Garcia

SOMS Welcome Aboard

PFC R.S. Mason Cpl. M.C. Richardson Sgt. D. Peterson SSgt. W.E. Johnson SSgt. R.D. Tingley MSgt. P.W. Dale

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KAILUA BEACH CENTER 160 Kailua Rd. 261-4115

Nitto6erfec4N7 CELEBRATE AN ANNUAL TRADITION

OF PURE FUN! Come to the place where the Hawaiian surf meets the Bavarian Alps. Wear your lederhosen and dirndls. Join in dance contests and beer-drinking competitions. Learn to yo- del and chicken-dance. Sing along with Gretchen, the stroll- ing accordian player. Feast on Sauerbraten, Knackwurst, Bratwurst, Eisbein and Black Forest Cake. Savor German beers, wines, schnapps and liqueurs. Listen to the amazing Alpine horns of Neil Gow and the Five Knights. It's all at the Hale Koa during Oktoberfest '87.

Times: Wednesday, September 30 and Thursday, October 1: 5 to 11 p.m.

Friday and Saturday, October 2 & 3: 6 p.m. to 1 am. Sunday, October 4: 5 to 11 p.m.

Tickets: 56.00 per person. Food and beverages are additional, but very reasonably priced. Large groups welcome.

Reserved Seating' Get your reserved seats now from any Special Services ticket office, the Hale Koa Ticket Desk at the Schofield main exchange, or at the Activities Desk in the hotel. Or, you may charge by phone to major credit cards by calling the Activities Desk at 955-0555.

liate KOil tiorrert. Armed Forces Recreation Center

2055 Kalia Road, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815-1998 Telephone: 955-0555

CWO-2 C.C. Coon lstLt. T.E. Henson

Letter of Appreciation Cpl. T.L. Parton Cpl. L.E. Sillitoe Cpl. D.K. Williams Sgt. A.P. Lizarraga Sgt. J.M. Roehl SSgt. H.T. Malae GySgt. J.L. Materna

Good Conduct Medal LCpl. F.A. Douglas LCpl. M.B. Otto LCpl. L.E. Rowe SSgt. R. Brownlee GySgt. M.J. Jordan GySgt. W.P. Smith

Navy Commendation Medal

Sgt. J.A. Grant Jr. CWO--2 T.B. Coan Jr.

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Reenlistment SSgt. C.E. Faust Jr.

H &MS -24 Letter of Appreciation

SgtMaj. E.L. Harvey III Meritorious Mast

LCpl. C.D. Anderson

LCpI. R.M. Koprowski LCpI. G.D. Pradt LCpl. D.C. Hawley Jr. Cpl. C. Cerreto Cpl. F.J. Silva Cpl. R.C. Stewart III Sgt. P.W. Hopley SSgt. J. Andrews GySgt. R.D. Spalty

Good Conduct Medal Cpl. R.D. Branch SSgt. A.G. Moore

Navy Achievement Medal

CWO-3 S.C. Miller

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USMC, Retired irst, let me say that the first time you find yourself stand-

ing in line in front of the first sergeant's desk you'll, become the first one to realize why he's called first among sergeants.

That crusty old composite of stern features, stripes, ribbons and diamonds will probably tell you he's got more salt in his socks than you've got in your whole seabag and you'd better shape up or he'll ship you out. First sergeants have been doing that for a long time. Since shortly after the War of 1812, in fact.

During that early combat period the Corps had exactly

115 men serving as sergeants, some working with line units and other wrestling with garrison life. When the war ended and the Navy took over the primary job of national defense and show- ing the flag all over the navigable world, most ships with Marines aboard had no officer and the Leathernecks were commanded by a sergeant.

Under that system you had sergeants facing pirates and privateers at sea drawing the same salary as sergeants dealing with laundry han- gups at the Washington Marine Barracks. Since there was no special "combat pay" to reward the three striper getting shot at, Congress in 1833 finally realized the sit- uation was unfair and cre-

ated the intermediate rank of "orderly sergeants of the post" and "first sergeant of the guards at sea."

They were not common ranks (in fact there were only 33 men originally appointed to the two titles) but they did have some monetary benefits. The 33 Marines who first received the ranks in 1833 drew $16 per month.

Just a year later, a billet arrangement at Headquar- ters Marine Corps set the stage for usage of first sergeants as specialist in administration. Three orderly sergeants were employed in 1834 by Colonel Commandant, the Adjutant and Inspector, and the Quartermaster.

While the act establishing

Gov. honors volunteers First Lieutenant Dan Gillan (left), Aircraft Maintenance Officer for H&MS-24, his wife Andrea and daughter Heather, accepted a proclamation from Governor John Waihee, Aug. 12, on behalf of 21 National Voluntary Health Agencies in Hawaii. The agencies were being honored for their efforts in bringing health care programs and services to local military and federal families. The Gillans are currently on the Board of Directors for the Ronald McDonald House in Hawaii.

orderly and first sergeants officially referred to them by those names, by far the most common term used for senior NCO's was orderly sergeant. Over the years however. Marines who found it difficult to deal with three sylla- ble words in fast-paced barracks-room bitching sessions began to refer to the senior NCO at their station as simply the "first sergeant."

By July 1872 the term orderly sergeant was almost unheard throughout the Corps and Headquarters decided to link reality with the official record by drop- ping the title in favor of first sergeant.

The first sergeants remained in the second pay grade until 1893, when they received a three dollar monthly raise in salary. This threw some smelly substance into the rank-rate game, since the sergeant major and quartermaster sergeant remained senior enlisted men but drew only $23 per month, or $2 less than the first sergeant and drum major.

What followed was a hazy period of NCO command relationships and pay inequi- ties that kept everybody grumbling over their break- ers or ale. Finally in 1899, following the war with Spain, a law was enacted which partly untangled the mess. Legislators set forth enlisted grades and the number of men who could occupy them. At this point, first sergeants were placed in the second pay grade along with the first gunnery sergeants created just a year earlier.

By the beginning of World War I first sergeants were firmly entrenched and operating as the senior NCO in many commands. After the war, however, first sergeants again found themselves on

the short end of the promotion stick.

Sergeants major and quartermaster sergeants were the Corps' senior ranks, but both implied special technical ability and many first sergeants watched with tears of frustration as junior sergeants were jumped over them for promotion to the most senior NCO ranks.

In 1926 the problem was solved when the Comman- dant indicated all sergeants major would be selected only from the list of eligible first sergeants and gunnery sergeants. In the same year headquarters spelled out for the first time in official black and white the duties of the first sergeant. He was to be utilized as "first or leading

noncommissioned officer in the organization to which attached."

By the beginning of World War II first sergeants shared the second pay grade with gunnery sergeants, drum majors and supply sergeants.

In 1943 the Corps advanced the first sergeants to the first pay grade along with sergeant major, even though the latter took prece- dence over all other NCO's in the top pay grade. The first sergeant new found prestige was shortlived, however, and in 1946 all first sergeants' found themselves master sergeants under the Corp's most-recent shakeup.

Congress enacted the Career Compensation Act in 1949 which turned the pay grade numbering system upside down, placing the private in the lowest level at E-1 and the master sergeants at the top level at E-7. In 1954 two additional rank titles were established in the Corps and the sergeant major and first sergeant were resurrec- ted.

Then, in 1958, the 'Career Compensation Act was amended and two new pay grades were added to the top of enlisted structure.

Finally, let me say while the first sergeant is officially not first, it would not be wise for you to consider him second in your command. Not even for a second.

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Cpls. Philip Irizarry (left), a native of Utica, N.V. and William Farlow, a native of Shelbyville, Ind, both of Co .E, 2/3 stretch concertina wire across a gate while preparing a defensive position for their unit.

The test of teamwork While deployed, Co. E, 2/3 battles for title of 'best squad'

Story and photos by Sgt. Al Vaughan

Camp Schwab, Japan - 1st MAB Marines competed in the 3rd Marine Divi- sion Combat Rifle Squad Competition here as they jousted for the title of the 3rd

Marine Division's best rifle

squad. The battle ended July 18,

with a rifle squad from Com- pany L, 3/8 narrowly captur- ing the title over rifle squads from Co. A 1/5 and Co. E., 2/3. The Co. E 2/3 Marines are deployed to Okinawa under the UDP, from the MCAS Kaneohe Bay-based 1st MAB.

"The competition tests the squad leader's leadership and decision-making abilities based upon his knowl- edge of basic infantry tactics. It also tests the squad's ability to follow orders and func-

tion as one," said 2ndLt. Forrest Fitts, the competition's defensive problem evaluator.

In order to test both the squad leader and the squad, the competition consisted of five categories. The first three categories were one-day field exercises which required the squad leader to deploy his men in a defensive position the first day, take the offensive the second day and conduct ambush patrols on the third day. Each event(' was worth a maximum of 100 points.

During the second day of field exercises, Typhoon Thelma blew in and the competition was delayed. The competition was put back on its seven-day schedule by combining the last two events, field firing and physical fitness.

After the first three field events, the squads were close in total score. The last two events, each worth a maximum of 50 points, were designed to test the squad's teamwork and became the competition tiebreaker.

At 6 a.m. on the final day, all three squads seemed impatient as the physical fitness event began at Camp Gonsalves. The event required each squad to designate a member as wounded, then carry him on a stretcher across a course measuring more than three miles. The faster they ran, the higher they scored.

The squad from 1/5 started the event. The squads from 3/8 and 2/3 followed at five minute intervals. Third Bn., 8th Marines tok a narrow lead by passing 1/5 and corning in five minutes faster

Leeward duffers compete in Camp Smith

golf tournament Story and photos

by Sgt. J.G. Wickwire

Rain showers have always been regarded by

Hawaiians as a blessing. Captain Ron Davis, U.S. Army, Intelligence Center of the Pacific, will have no difficulty believing this Hawaiian legend as he dodged the liquid sunshine sweeping off the Koolaus and won Low Gross honors dur-

ing the Camp H.M. Smith Quarterly Golf Tournament.

From the tee to green, it was Davis setting the pace for the 39 other golfers to follow, but never catch, as he fired a 78 (net 68) to win the Low Gross trophy on the Par 72 Leilehua Golf Course at Schofield Barracks.

Major General Richard M. Cooke, Deputy Commanding General, FMFPac, won the Championship Flight trophy with a net 73, followed by

Major General Richard M. Cooke, Deputy Commanding General, FMFPac, and "A" Flight champion, follows through on a tee shot.

than the other squads. Following an hour rest, the

competitors moved to the transition range at Camp Hansen for the final event - field firing. After the squads peppered the silhouette targets and the holes were counted, the scores were neck-and-neck again.

Cpl. Philip Irizarry, E Co., 2/3, prepares a booby trap, and maps coordinates with a compass (left) while laying a simulated hasty minefield for his squad 's defense.

Maj. D.W. Schuster, U.S. Army, with a 74.

As the late afternoon sun beat down through a misting rain, rainbows streaked across the fairways. Except for Davis, Cooke and only a few others, there were no pots of golf to be found as the tough Leilehua course took its toll on most golfers.

Leading the "B" Flight (handicaps 12-19) was LtCol. Paul Fields, Assistant Force Engineer, with a 74. Runner- up with a 76 was LtCol. Rick Stepien, FMFPac Public Affairs Officer.

The "C" Flight golfers (handicaps 20-26) were led by Maj. Scott Beaty, Plans and Policy Officer, G-5, who shot a 77 and FMFPac SgtMaj. Louis Picheler with a net 80.

Master Sergeant Fred Steiner, FMFPac Public Affairs Chief, led "D" Flight (handicaps 27-36) with a net 67, which was also good enough to take the Low Net Award. The "D" Flight trophy was won by D.J. Podoll who finished with a 72.

Lieutenant Commander M.P. Schoedler, USN, ALF Supply Officer, took honors in the Calloway category (for golfers without an established handicap) finishing with a 74.

Awards were also presented to those golfers who shot closest to the pin on the

Blasting out of the sand on the 18th hole, Cpl. James Martin, Camp Postal, is nearly through with the back nine of the Leilehua Golf Course.

par 3 holes. Receiving awards were Col. R.H. Schwartz, #2; Capt. Davis, #5; LtCol. Stepien, #12; and LtCol. R.G. Essink on #17.

Winners of the longest drives were Capt. L.B. Royalty on the first hole and

Walt Skierkowski, Deputy Comptroller, FMFPac, on #10.

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Marine skipper navigates into Navy trials

By Sgt. Stephen Frank

0 ne of the Air Station's most avid sailboaters recently

returned from Coronado, Calif., where he placed fifth in the Navy National sailboat trials.

Captain Craig Leonard, property control officer at Station Supply, was one of nine applicants selected from throughout the Department of the Navy, to take part in this highly competitive event that began July 27.

Leonard, who sailed alone in a 14-foot Laser sailboat for this competition, was selected on the strength of his performance at the Single-hand Championships of Hawaii held last April at Pearl Harbor. Leonard won 1st place overall in that event after beating some very tough Navy competition.

Leonard's fifth place finish wasn't enough to get him to the Nationals, but he was pleased with his perfor-

mance nonetheless. "I felt good about the corn-

petition," said Leonard. "The guys I competed against were extremely good, so I was pleased to do as well as I did."

The competitiOn in Coro- nado consisted of four days of sailing, with three to four heats each day, according to Leonard. "I knew the competition was going to very tough, but I felt good, and I had about three weeks of good practice, so I was confi- dent," he added.

Leonard, who seems like the typical weekend sailor with his easy manner and quick smile, began racing sailboats about ten years ago on the shores of south- ern New Jersy. "My father bought a sailboat with the intention of racing it with my older brother, but after the first year he retired from it, so I just took his place," said Leonard.

Leonard went on to sail competitively on the inter-

' collegiate level while attend- ing the U.S. Naval Academy.

Captain Craig Leonard, the Station property officer, rigs the jib sail on a Columbia sailboat at the Station Marina.

September 3, 1987

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For reservations, please call Lynn Morris at 471-0702 or 471-9962.

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Station Library The Library has the

book, Patriot Games by Tom Clancy. Now Clancy tops Red Storm Rising - with Patriot Games. Filled with the exceptional realism and authenticity Clancy puts us on the cutting edge of another type of war, the international battle against terrorism.

For more information, call the Station Library at 257- 3583.

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The Library has the book, The spy wore red: My adventures as an undercover agent in World War II. This is the story of Aline Countess of Ramanones, a story of courage, beauty and success that will move readers with its amazing combination of autobiographical fact and narrative force. Currently on the best seller list.

Softball Congratulations to two of

our Marines for their selection to the U.S. Armed Forces Softball Team. GySgt. Gur- ney Holly and SSgt. Jimmy Gardwer, both from H&MS- 24, are currently working out in Little Creek, VA, in prep- aration for the Men's Class A Nationals Labor Day weekend in Midland, Tx. Along with SSgt Ricki Richards of SOMS, GEMO, they were mainstays of the fine Marine Corps Teams that finished second the Inter-service Tournament.

Intramural Golf September 9 is the opening

round for Intramural Golf. The Athletic Office is still taking late applications.

Volleyball The 1987 Volleyball season

winds downs to an end with the double elimination playoffs beginning Sept. 11. Continuing through Sept. 13. Good luck to all teams this could be a real war!

Upcoming musical revue

The musical revue group "Coming Attrac- tions" will be giving a free concert at 7 p.m., Sept. 3, in the Station Theatre.

The six-member group has performed for thousands in more 25 states. Their revue consists of highlights of many cur- rent musical hits and comedy routines.

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Over 18.9 million. That's how many boys and girls participated in youth activities at The Salvation Army last year. Over 522,000 days of summer camp were provided. Other services included character building programs, recreational leagues, day care centers, music programs and after-school programs.

The aim? To help young people grow strong in body, mind and spirit. To learn more, contact your local Salvation Army. We're there because you care. Photo by Stewart Cohen

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Sports Shorts Cross Country Team Forming The Marine Corps is form-

ing a cross country team to compete in the Armed Forces Cross Country Champion- ship to be held in January.

The team will consist of seven men and five women. There are no age categories for either team. The men will run a 12K course and the women will run a 5K course.

Interested Marines must send an application to the Commandant of the Marine Corps (Code MSR) no later than Nov. 12.

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Special Olympics

Paddlethon The adults and children of

Honolulu Area Special Olym- pics and members of Hawaii Special Olympics will hold a canoe race Paddlethon at Maunalua Bay Beach Park in Hawaii Kai on Saturday, Oct. 3, starting at 8:30 a.m.

The event is being held to support the year-around programs of the Honolulu Area Special Olympics.

Registration will be held

through Sept. 21. Late registration will be held the day of the race on a first-come, first-serve basis.

A $25 donation will entitle a five-man team or a four- man team of paddlers to enter and also sponsor one special olympian. The minimum age limit for partici- pants is 8 years old.

For more information, call Beau Spurlin-Tabor at 536- 7984 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

All-Marine Golf Results

Two Hawaii Marines

Cobras win soccer tourney The Kaneohe II Cobras

beat the Kaneohe I Cosmos 7-3, in the championship game of the Military Tourna- ment of the Hawaii Youth Sports League Soccer Invita- tional Aug. 16, at Platte Field, MCAS, Kaneohe Bay.

The 13-year-old and

The Kaneohe Bay II Cobra Champs are: (top row) Bud Luby (asst. coach), Michael Luby, Roger For- gatsch, Carey Thomas, Doug Forgatsch (head coach), Tom Ashley (asst. coach), (middle row) Jes- sica Vasquez, Tyrone Chambers, John Chavarri, Micah Anthony, (bottom row) Ryan Davey, Ron Eas- ley, Christ Ashley, Tim Cook, Shelly Easley. Not shown are Jerry Ganzales and Brian Stebinski.

younger Cobras ended with an impressive record of 10 -1- 0 after having only 16 goals scored against them all season. Leading scorers for the team were Michael Luby and 20 goals, Roger Forgatsch

kicking 15, and Brian Ste- binski scoring 13 goals.

Kaneohe II Cobras were coached by Doug Forgatsch and assisted by Tom Ashley and Bud Luby.

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recently competed in the 1987 All-Marine Golf Champion- ship played at MCRD Parris Island.

In the Men's Open Divi- sion, Sgt. R. McCann, H&MS -24, scored a 302, ranking him 7th place; and in the Men's Senior Division, Maj. J. Benrud, H&HS, had a score of 330, to put him in 13th place.

Puuloa Rifle/ Pistol Club

The Puuloa Rifle and Pistol Club will have its next monthly meeting on Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. at the Staff NCO Club here. Planned discus- sion items will be a rifle match in October and the pistol program.

Details of the Director of Competitive Marksmanship- sponsored match which allows club members to purchase M-1 Garrand rifles will also be outlined.

Heavy pupus will be available. Reservations should be made by calling Don Cook after working hours at 254- 4749. Prospective members are encouraged to attend.

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Short or long term assignments. Well match your Skills with your Interests. Top payl Exctlnt barmiest

call for appointment 483-0055

ATTENTIONS Engineering Dept. Personnel

Modern gfass mfg. plant is constantly seeking general maintenance mechanics for our growing co. Skills in all phases of mechanical & electrical troubleshooting and repair are needed. If you have shipboard experience with engineering dept. training, you may quality. When you are ready to seek this type of civilian employment, we will accept your application. We are located 35 miles N.E. of NAS Lemoore in Central CA.

Call or send resume to GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES CORP.

11535 East Mtn. View Kingsburg, CA 93631 Phone (2091896 -6400

M ANNOUNCEMENTS- SERVICES Announcements 15

Card of Thanks Cemetery Plots 10 Free Bee 0 Home Services 31

Legal Services 1

Lost & Found 20 Money Loaned Wanted 55

Travel 122 Moving -Storage 123

'Personals 25 Personal Services . . . 35 Income Tax 30 Health & Fitness 4

AUTOMOTIVE Auto Announcements . . . 173

Auto L easing 17? Auto Service/Paris . . 156 Auto Wanted 161

Automobiles for Sale 176

Motorcycles. Mopeds & Scooters 171

Pickups. Trucks 106 Vans. Campers Jeeps. 4W0 175

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business Opportunity 50

Restaurants. Bars . . 118

JOB OPPORTUNITIES Domestic Help Wanted 67

Help Wanted emale 60

Resumes 36 Schools &

Instructions 58 Employment Opportunities 59

Jobs Wanted 63

MERCHANDISE Aviation 3 Antiques -Art 130 Bicycle Sales & Service 131

Computers Jewelry A Clothing .

Boats-Supplies/ Service

Garage/Lanai Sale .

Home Appliances . .

Home Furnishings .

Livestock A Horses .

Machinery & Equipment

Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Wanted

Musical Instruments

Pets-Everything . Photography Sporting Goods Stereo, Video

a Television Swap A Exchanges .

REAL ESTATE Condos/Townhouse

For Sale Income Property .

Properly Management

Real Estate Announcements . .

Real Estate Loans . . . Real Estate For Sale Real faille For Trade

Real Estate Wanted .

RENTALS Apts. Furnished Apts. Partly Furnished

Apts. Unfurnished . .

Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished . .

Condos/Townhouses Unfurnished

Howie' Furnished . .

Houses Partly Furnished

Houses Unfurnished Housesilling 'Rentals to Share . .

'Rentels Wanted 'Rooms for Rent Short Term Rentals .

Stores & Entices For Rent

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I 'PREPAYMENT REQUIRED

2nd HANCE returns the biologically imbalanced hair to its ideal hair growth state. Hair cells which have not been destroyed begin to regrow naturally.

Superior To New Generation

Helsinki Formula

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 926-8897 456-4550 2109 Kuhn) Ave Waikiki, 766 Kam Hv .i' City

Easy Yardage! Find out how easy it can be to mow that lawn ... even when you missed a week and it's grown tall!! Honda's powerful 4-stroke engine is built specif- ically for Honda mowers - nothing else. So don't buy a mower. Buy a Honda.

BRODIE POWER EQUIPMENT CO.

603 Coral St. Waipahu Honolulu 671-2691 526-9035

LIMITED SUPPLY!! For optimum performance and safety we recommend you read the owner's manual before operating your Honda Power Equipment. 1986

American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

Hawaii Historic Arms Association PRESENTS

Great Guns 2nd 1987 Semi-Amnia/ (run Shuts

L ARMS - SWORDS - MILITARIA

Saturday Sunday Sept. 12, 1987 Sept. 13, 1987 10 a. m. to 6 p.m. 10 a. m. to 5 p.m.

at Neil Blaisdell Center Banquet Hall BUY * SELL * TRADE * BROWSE

An Expanded Show This show will feature an additional two rooms of exhibits and displays

for your enjoyment.

For Information, Phone: 373-4960

Blaisdell Box Office 521-2911

Admission

$250

is the biggest discount store

in town!

235-5881

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS

AND REALTORS! PLACE YOUR AD FOR 4 WEEKS AT

1/2 PRICE MIL (3 line minimum

We invite you to take advantage of this limited special offer. Please call the classified advertising department 235-5881 DEADLINE 12 NOON TUESDAY

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

ADULT EDUCATION FALL SEMESTER CLASSES FOR ADULTS

TO BEGIN SEPTEMBER 14, 1987 AT

COMMUNITY SCHOOLS ON OAHU 0 F

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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION CITIZENSHIP

HOME AND PARENT EDUCATION FREE CLASSES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ( Funds Provided By 711e Executive Office On Aging)

REGISTRATION DATES: SEPTEMBER 1-11, 1987

Register at the following schools or call for more information ADULT COMMUNITY

SCHOOLS AI EA FARRINGTON KAIMUKI McKINLEY WAHIAWA WAIPAHU WINDWARD

ADDRESS PHONE 98-1278 ULUNE ST., Aiea 487-3657 1101 KALIHI ST., Honolulu 841-8855 2705 KAIMUKI AVE., Honolulu 737-3282 1039 S. KING ST., Honolulu 538-6250 1515 CALIFORNIA AVE., Wahiawa 622-1634 94-1211 FARRINGTON HWY., Waipahu 671-7322 730 ILIAINA ST., Kailua 254-1534

"NO DISCRIMINATION ON THE GROUNDS OF RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, SEX, AGE, NATIONAL ORIGIN, PHYSICAL OR MENTAL HANDICAPS SHALL EXIST IN ANY OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE DOE."

0 Free Bee

Your ad is FREE If you're giving away something! Published on space available basic Just can 235-5861 (except Mon. day)

FREE. neutered beautiful loving 1 yr. old kitties. 282- 0817

FREE: Two female kittens black & white. ALLERGIC Call 247-6214.

FREE: Big black neutered male cat, very affectionate, full grown, all shots 924- 3767

4 Health & Fitness

TRADE membership to Body By Janis for babysit- ting services. 254-4054

BODY Therapies Hawaii Massage/Personal growth. Lic. 1343 Roger 235-8339

REDUCE Stress by Mas- sage therapy. Rainbow Bodyworks by appt 531- . 8959.

LICENSED MASSAGE PERSON. Call 536-0056 leave message.

BODY By Janis-low impact aerobics. Free childcare Kailua only. Alea 947-2182

10 Cemetery Plots

BURIAL plots for sale. Green Haven $800 Call 696-5117

15 Announcements

I'LL pay you top $$$ for old baseball cards - 1950's/ 1960's or earlier. Any quan- lity welcome. 395-0117 day or 395-5913 eves.

JAZZERCISE! The fun way to fitness for all ages M&W 6:30 pm. Hawaii Kai 395- 5737

Aloha Pawn (Buy. Sell. Loan, Trade)

Come see us for best deals in Wahiawa

Ph. 622-2898 540 California Ave

20 Lost & Found

LOST: Kailua Beach 1188f Kalama Beach Park, Morey Boogie board, Saturday. August 15. Orange arid white. We left it on the beach. Please call 262-4302

FOUND: while rabbit on Kupau Street. Kailua. Call 262-9622

25 Personals

PAN players wanted 501 condition Windward side 262-4023

EARN $40 worth of Christ- mas decorations & toys for having a Christmas Around The World party. For more Info. call Beverly or Phyllis 422-4073 from 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

ANALYTICAL HYPNO- THERAPY Getting your act together brings out the perfect you. Stop playing victim. 521-1334

DO you know why you're not as successful in life as you want to be? DIANET- ICS 545-5804

PACIFIC Computerized Adult Matching System. Sngls, opts. Send $20 to 54- 009 Kahikole Hauula 96717

CB Brown Roadtalker sto- len from Tan Van Wed. 8/ 19 1 p.m. Windward Bowl. Reward. Moss 235-2591

POLO-PLAYER needs sponsor & volunteer groom, exercise rider. 293-5178

ST. JUDE NOVENA May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved & preserved throughout the world now & forever. Sacred heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude worker of miracles pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day for 9 days & your prayer will be answered. Publication must be promised. Thank you St. Jude. DH

COMPUDATE because you're tired of bars & want a serious relationship. 334 Seaside Ave. 11608 Waikiki. 926-3283 - 10 a.m.-9 p.m.

WE PICK UP & STORE for $25

Primo Storage 487-2098

ST. JUDE NOVENA May the Sacred Heart 01

Jesus be adored, glorified, loved & preserved through out the world now & forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude. worker of miracles pray for us. (Also please include these directions: Say this prayer 9 times a day. By the 8111 day your prayer will be answered. Say It for 9 days It has never been known to fail. Publication must be promised. Thank you. St. Jude.

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31 Home Services ----- HANDYMAN, will do small & odd jobs. call Larry after 3 p ra. 247-0119

Call Mom's Day Off for home cleaning at affordable prices. Ph. 839-2536

BUDGET Painters, mildew wash, excl. rates. Satisfac- tion guar. 239-5058

25 Personals

CANE CHAIR REPAIR 734-6492

NEW CONSTRUCTION

& REMODELING

Need help? We can assist ' Design Building permits

Financing WE DO

Home remodeling New Construction

Complete Assistance front design Ihru finish. Call 262-8544

Lrc "CT13897

REV. Julia McKennaDubin Complete Wedding Ser- vices All faiths 734-2622

IF you want to drink, that's your business. If you want to stop. that's ours Alco- holics Anonymous Ph 946- 1438

SUNSHINE Maintenance Co.. Carpentry, painting, quality work. Reasonable prices. Steve 261-2638

CHRISTIAN house cleaner. Free estimates. Call 737- 5221.

35 Personal Services

FILM Transfers 8/16 mm filmed to video. music incl. 35mm & video photography avail. for weddings 8 parties. Open Iris 456-4155; Econ Photo 239-4295

FURNITURE Refinishing & Repairs. Antique Restora- tions. Islandwide. 259-5469

FELIPE Yard and House- cleaning. Call 261-5050 bet. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.

37 Business Services

BROWN, Johnston & Day Attorneys at Law

Bankruptcy, Divorce. Busi- ness, Real property matters

Cell Terry Day 521-5337.

LOHA! We're "HAWAII KANE" We do economic. ustom woodworking & abinetry. Eurotech. 235- 041

LADIES, host a party at your home and qualify for free lingerie, lots of fun and prizes. Phone now, 923- 3604

PSYCHIC Elisabeth-Marie

247-2878

WILL PAY-for car pool from Mililani to Sacred Hearts Academy. Call Connie 623- 5209

HOUSECLEANING with a smile, quality care, for your Kailua /Kaneohe home. 254-1872.

WE Service all makes & models on all major nerds Aaro Appliance. Call 235- 6817 or 235-2677

I DO EXORCISM Individual, house & property cleansing of all negative & positive spirits. Harry Kuboi 734-6986

DIVORCE

Serving Oahu Since 1977

$ 1 2000 533-4533 Staff Attorney Gene Bridges

A Public Sci vice Pro act

36 Resumes

RESUME ey Hawaii's Oldwrt/Larisear Prolessinal Rteume Synge* MILITARY /17.1 EXPERTS All Careefs/Job Guldsnce

Downtown 521-7901

Unlvelity 942.3644

Aloe 487-0769

Dorothy Hazzard

Resumes & Business Writing Federal Forms/SF 171

Major Credit Cards Free Consultation

947-8422 765 Amens St. #310

'Near Ala Moana Center

ALL Home Repairs incl. plumbing & electrical, regular rates. 24 hrs., 7 days/ wk tic., free est. Harvey Rogalsky 263-4857

35 Personal Services

WEDDINGS, Church of Hawaii Nei. All faiths. Maui Loa Min. 638-7841

Jane Lomont's

Windward

Resumes Etc. Military & Civilian

Writing & Counseling

261-7524 580 Uluhaku SL, Kailua

(Near Castle Hospital)

37 Business Services

WOLFGANG'S Yard Ser- vice. Reliable, professional equipment, call 262-5940

CERAMIC Tile, Carpentry, YARD work, trash hauling. Free est. Ricky, 262-6415.

REF RIG.. washer, dryer repair. Also buying clean appls. 455-9877, 949-7610

GENERAL Contractors for military housing needing tile/vinyl installations call Bob at 737-2067

CLEAN Windows! Profes- sional Service. 19 yrs. Pr. Exper., Insured. Ron Albert 524-5411

D & M CONTRACTING Inc. New Homes, additions, remodeling, custom cabi- nets, planning and design services. Free estimates. Licensed & Insured, lic #BC- 14233. 239-4546

58 Schools & Instructions

ALOHA TUTORING SER- VICE All subjects & areas, including languages. Test prep. lndiv. Instrn. Excl teachers 8 svc. 533-5457

HULA Classes group/priv modern/ancient, females/ males. Kauinohea 396-0599

GUITAR or Singing lessons $50 mo. your home 1 hr./ wk. patient instr. 533-7006

PRENATAL Exercise Pro- gram w/Physical Therapist. Call 262-0420

PIANO or organ lessons in your home. Norm Nutter 689-4893

59 Employment Opportunities

LOOKING F013 OPPORTUNITY?

NO EXPERIENCE? We'll pay while you learn! Auto sales is one of the highest paid sales occupations there isl Call us for details 8 appointments. Ask for Mr. Roberts. Wind- ward Dodge/Isuzu/Subaru Kaneohe 235-8744

FRED Domingo Gen. Yard Care. hauling, lot/apt./ cleaning. Free est. 422- 7428

HOITSTI3RoUD Cleaning Ser. Res./Comm. Rees. prices. Satisf. guar. 623- 8185

LEE'S PAINTING 20 years business exp. Lic. C-3858 Ph. 247-1454

HOLLOW tiles, redwood fences. Concrete drive- ways, slabs, home exten- sion. Free est. 488-3340 BC7828

PATIO/NEW Additions Repair, remodel Clifford (wane C-4477 Ph. 677-4695

PROFESSIONAL Dressmak- ing & alterations for custom fit. P.U. & deliv. 247-5601

PIANO Tuning. Repairs Semi-retired piano

rebuitder available for quality piano service.

Please call Warren Groff

Piano Co. 395-2223

YARD SERVICE, Tree trim/ clearing & hauling. Special- izing In Windward & Hawaii Kal area. 261-5945

LET us haul your junk to the dump!!! Gary, 734-3298 or 947-6431.

ANOTHER change for your chair & couch. Custom upholstery, Drapes and Interior design. 254-6205

K&D HANDYMAN Service Large or small, we do it all!

For free estimates. Call Ken 254-6524

MOBILE DENTISTRY - ultra modern & 'mobile'. Your home, business, etc. Emergencies. All family dentistry, very reasonable fees. Dr. Bob Layman 672- 3111 eves./wknds.

CARPENTRY Interior, Exterior

Free Estimates 732-8166

REFLECTION Cleaning Service, wkly./monthly. Move outs. Reasonable rates. Call 237-8173

DPM Typing Service; term papers. reports, letters. Resumes $25/up. 833-4213

CUSTOM Printed T-Shirts. 2 doz. min. Highest quality workmanship! TTM Enter- prises 521-3004

THE Mutual Fund Center No Load Mutual Fund Spe- cialist Ph. 949-1711

WORD Tech-typing/word processing, fast, dependable. Call 395-5911

50 Business Opporturilf10S

TYPIST $500/wk. possible! For full details call Mark Hughes 1-213-281-7776

58 Schools & instructions

EXPERT piano tuning since 1963. Lower rates, repairs. Alton, 988-6215

SEWING Classes sewing made fun & easy, ages 10- 18 Ph. 262-6387; 262-4455

ORGAN & PIANO lessons in your home. Ruth Rogers Keyboard Instr. 941-0306

KAIPOLANI Butterworth Polynesian Dance Studio. 1007 Dillingham SW 4216 Sat., 3 p.m., 1st lesson free w/monthly sign-up.

SLACK Key guitar. Learn many beautiful tunes $5 '12-

hr. 263-4884

LEARN to Draw & Paint. Private lessons. 60 yrs. exper. Ph. 261-6906

ACT I Children's Talent Workshop. Singing, Danc- ing. Ph. 261-0457

AIR Cond. Taxis for rent- gross $1000+wk. Also need independents for hotels & new stands. 941-2238 Char- ley's 1682A Kalakeua R2

60 Help Wanted Mole/Female

$$$ EARN

SUMMER $$$

PART TIME JOB

)ATTENTION* MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES

Earn Extra Money Part time S6 per hour

5:30 In 9:00 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.

We need part -time workers immediately to train for Sur newly established "Discount Buying. Ware- haute Outlets." Special . izinq in clothing. jewelry. radios. toasters. lurititure. TVs. microwaves. baby lurniture and many more appliances. Following areas are available: How lulu. Pearl Harbor. Sall Lake, Wahiawa. Barbers Point and KMCAS. Other Benefits include: Advance sent Bonuses and Incen. five Pay.

Call

486-0173 ask for Judy

September 3-9, 1987 Chissificd 11

SEPTEMBER SPECIALS!

'87 SENTRA STANDARD 5 Speed

$6599

If 13054

'87 SENTRA XE COUPE Automatic, Power Steering, Stereo

$9995

'87 SENTRA E S/W 5 Speed, Power Steering

$8695

'87 MAXIMA GXE Automatic, Air Condition, Stereo

$15,995

'87 PATHFINDER 4x4, 5 Speed, Power Steering

$12,995

412651

'87 200 SX XE 5 Speed, Power Steering, Stereo

$10,595 PLUS DEALER INSTALLED ACCESSORIES IF ANY. ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ALL PRICES PLUS TAX, LIC., DESTINATION CHARGE & DOC. FEE. VEHICLES MAY NOT BE EXACTLY AS SHOWN. PRICES GOOD THRU 9/9/87.

Nissan of Wahiawa 1912 Wilikina Drive, Wahiawa

621-0761 Across from Schofield Barracks

60 Help Wanted Mole /Female

AT TN Parents of Mililani Uka Elem. Schl. Need someone to care for children in the morn. and drop off to school. Call 623-2976

AREA MANAGERS Openings in Kailua, Kaneohe, Hawaii Kai and Pearl City. Challenging positions for independent self-starters. Must be able to recruit, train, motivate and supervise large groups of newscarriers; assure dependable delivery service to all residents in area Must have own vehicle Residency In area helpful. Part-time, flexible hours. Salary, bonuses, mileage.

Call Circulation Office Sun Press Newspapers

235-5881

1MMED. positions avail. demonstrating needlecraft & home decor items. For interview call 261-4490

MANICURIST wanted, lease space or commission basis. 456-3406

DENTAL Receptionist needed full time for Kailua office. Exp. pref. Call 254- 5090

SITTERS Unlimited needs exper. people for perma- nent full & part-time child care in clients homes. Good salaries & situations. Excl. refs. req. 262-0089

NURSE AIDES

PERSONAL CARE AIDES

HOME COMPANIONS

Join Hawaii's private nursing specialist! Home or hospital cases. Day, evening & night shifts available. Experience with the ill and elderly a plus. Full & part time positions open now.

Apply in person ATTENTION-PLUS PRIVATE NURSING

1110 University Ave 4202 (VARSITY BLDG.)

CHRISTMAS Around The World is back & better than over! We need Demonstra- tors & Hostesses, call 836- 5965/839 -2534

SALES & Service-need an aggressive, personable, self starter to write orders, service & solicit accounts also introduce new products to existing accounts. Call for appt. 537-4914

SEWING Person. Kahala AVON: Own your own bust- Creations, 749 Kailua Rd., ness, be your own boss. Kailua 262-6366 Mona Call Kandy 239-6997

KANEOHE Beauty Shop needs Hair Stylists, part/full time Call 247 4662 Ask for Wilma

EXPER. CABINET MAKER- immed. opening

261-8211

ASST./TRAINEE My PHOTOGRAPHIC business is EXPAND- ING, people needed with a good persona- lity, sharp dresser & willing to learn our exciting field of Pho- tography. No experience necessary.

WE TRAIN

455-6566

EXCEPTIONAL people to represent the KALIMA

Skin Care Line. You must love to make people look and feel

better about themselves II you qualify

call Helen at 943-1067

Sales Mgrs.: Educational material. No exp. nec. $500/ wk. sales comm. + bonus. All benfits for those who qualify. Position avail. on all Islands. Call for appt. 455- 8965. 848-1614. Call col- lect. Women may apply.

PERM. position-Key maker & engraver, will train. Ben- efits. Apply 401 Cooke St. openings Honolulu, Kailua & Kaneohe

PART time Office Recep- tionist. 16 hrs. per wk. & weekend Lifeguard. Certi- fied. Ph. 247-4121

NEED a Car Pymt? Work 2- 3 nights & wknds. Key maker/counter sales. Apply 401 Cooke St. Openings Hono., Windward-Kailua.

MODELS -part time. Com- mercials, movie auditions & weekly fashion shows. ALL ages. For interview call Morgan Models 944-2035

LOCKSMITH-full/part time openings for journey locksmith due to expansion, bondable/Salary w/ability. 533-2231 for appt.

EARN $$$ Free Creative Circle Needlecraft & Gift catalog 839-0968

R DABLE '87 Celebrity

4 Door Sedan

#710489 Automatic, 2.5L EFI, Air Conditioning, Tinted Glass, Heavy-Duty Cooling, and more.

Car is subject toprior sale. May not booxnclly nsshown. 12 5% annual porcanIngo rots Imnncing on approved credit 60 months. $1.621 34 down payment (includes $700 rebate Incentive, you pay $921 34) Ends Sept 9, I987.

"YOUR KAMAAINA CHEVY DEALER"

WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET 94-729 FARRINGTON HWY.

PH: 671-2871 A 1/1\1!110% ()I t r7 PAC II IC. IN(

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WAIPAHU CHEvY

Wapehu 10,041

WE BELIEVE WE CAN

SAVE YOU MONEY

ANY NEW CAR-VAN or PKUP 1

Any Make-Any Model DELIVERED ANYWHERE

Including Hawaii

Contact us for Price Lists

and full information

ROBERTS & REDFIELD 1313 W. Burnside

Portland, Oregon-97209 503 295-5556

60 Help Wanted Male /Female

WAITPERSON also cook needed, apply in person at: Waldo's Pizza, Aikahi Park Shopping Center

80 Help Wanted Male/Female

FURNITURE refinisher needed for dining room set some gold leaf work. Call 6 to 9 p.m. 235-0847

JJ Productions work with printing parties 4 more need a car 949-8456

AD Salespeople wanted- base pay commission. Kaneohe 235-8755

TELEPHONE Sales of X- mas tickets part time, no exper. $5 hr. bonus, eve. shift. Call Jackie at 922- 7997 or 254-3912

BEAUTIFUL 01c. Flex. hrs. needs p/t clerical asst. - typing, writing. phone Macintosh exper. helpful. Non-smoker/positive atti- tude, Potential Day., Unlim- ited 239-6155

LOST your Tri-Chem or Artex dealer/ New Xmas catalog F/P time jobs 254- 5759, 637-4482 422-4847, 839-4245,499-2647

FOREMAN capable of running complete construction project also part time esti- mator. Call 262-8544 eves.

ARTIST! Looking for someone willing to paint laces on doll heads pay $5 per hr. part time. Work at home!! Call 595-3617 8-12 noon.

LOST your Tri-Chem or Artex dealer? New Xmas catalog. F/P time jobs 499- 1858, 839-6450, 254-4574, 456-9563. 622-2248

PART time Receptionist & Veterinary Asst. Kailua Ph. 235-5404

JANITORIAL/Maintenance $4.40 hr. to start + health. Ph. 261-7850

CASHIERS/Svc. Ste. Atdnt. Hawaii Kai Dr. Texaco. 6640 Hawaii Kai Dr.

CASHIERS apply 46.004 Kam

Hwy., Kaneohe

CASHIERS apply 45-467 Kaneohe Bay Drive Kaneohe

CHRISTMAS Around the World Is looking for home party demonstrators. Call 456-3406

SECRETARIES "you're In demand." Call today. 527- 4904 Adia Pers. No Feel

WORD processors-join the ELITE team at Aida Pers. Svcs. 527-4904. No Fee.

ALL THE GOOD THINGS THAT SAY

NEW & USED VEHICLES FROM

KAIMUKI TOYOTA

'85 NISSAN STANZA 5 spd . LOADED (CCP-547) $7295

'86 HONDA ACCORD 5 spd., LOADED (CJJ-199) $ 11,495

'79 FORD GRANADA AC, Auto.. P/S. (BAV-263) $995 '82 NISSAN MAXIMA S/W, Auto, Loaded, (MFK-864) '1495 '74 VW BUG 4 Spd. Convertible (AFX842) $795

'78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON Auto., AM, (AER-658) $895

'82 TOYOTA 4x4 5 spd. Camper (BWV472) $6595 85 AUDI 5000S Auto, AM/FM/Cass. (BYD-112) ...$13,995 '83 NISSAN 200SX 5 spd., AM/FM (BVA-0781 $4995

'80 TOYOTA TERCEL A/C, P/S, Auto., (BBD-708) $2595

PRICES SOO THRU 9/3/87

KAIMUKI TOYOTA Corner of 6th and Waialae 735-1737

Cars Subject to prior sale

Division of Servco Pacific Inc.

miPPIIPPAT

KAJMUKI TOYOTA

Classified III September 3-9, 1987

PEARL CITY NISSAN SPECIAL PURCHASE REBATES UP TO $1500*

BRAND NEW BRAND NEW BRAND NEW

1987 PATHFINDER 1987 NISSAN SENTRA 1987 NISSAN

4x4 2 DOOR MAXIMA

013156, 13158 013194,13142 412945

ONLY

512,499 56499 ONLY

'15,299 MILITARY FINANCING OUR SPECIALTY

Prices plus Ins, license, doc ter, destination arid denier Installed accessories II any. Units sublect to prior sale. Vehicles not exactly es shown.

Otter good Ihro 9/9/87. 'On select models. See this dealer lor details.

PEARL CITY NISSAN 80 Help Wanted

Male/Female ATTENTION' All civilian arid military who can learn 'quickly, train and supervise. Islewide positions part/full lime, we need you Nowl $1250-$3500 month, Call Chris 261-4345

PERSON to do light lawn- work 1-2 times per month. Equipment supplied. $5 per hr. Call 625-0977 Leave message

DATA ENTRY. operators neded now! Adia Pers. Svcs. 527-4904. NO fee.

EXP person to clean home 1 day a wk. Wahiawa. Own transportation 456-4516 Charmalne HANDY person for odd jobs. Call after 4 p or 395- 5032 BABYSIT In my Keolu Hills

home, mother of 1. lots of TLC 262-7561

LOVING mother will baby sit in my KMCAS home. M- F, full/part, exp Kelly 254- 2580

EXP. caregiver, w /refs. has opening 9-1. Nr Castle Hose 262 2403

62 Domestic Help Wanted

NEED in home sitter tor yr. old son. Pearl City area. Full time, M-F, 456-2173 eves / wknds.

83 Jobs Wanted

WILL babysit your child in my Kailua home, M-F, 7

a.m.-4 p.m.. negotiable. infant to toddler, reasonable rates. 262-9450

KANEOHE Mom will baby sit in my home Mon.-Sun. anytime. Rees. rates 239- 4353

A young person would like to be a live-in nanny. Ph 282 -5711

NEED A Babysitter? Will babysit 2 children M-F, my Christian home 689-4858

TYPISTS-speedy fingers? Call 527-4904 Adia Pers. Svcs. Never a feel

TYPISTS $500/wk. at home. For info send SASE to: Lori-C, PO BOX 2247 Pearl City, HI 96782-8247

RECEPTIONIST, Let's Talk! Call 527-4904 Adia Pers. Svcs No feel

RN'S, LPN'S, NURSE AIDES & COMPANIONS. HOSPITAL & HOME CARE. KOKUA NURSES 536-2326

BASKIN-ROBBINS posh !ions avail. now Apply Kai- lea. Windward City Shop. Clr

CLERKS, NO experience necessary Call Adla Pers. Svc 527-4904 No Feet

PAR f - - - -

time merchandiser, $5/hr flat mileage allow- ance, 60 hrs./mo Call Michelle 834-1487

PART time florist delivery person & helper, downtown business area, student or retired okay 533-0222

LABORERS-Never minimum wage and never a feel Call today 527-4904 Adia Personnel Svcs.

CLIP for Cash' $275 wkly possible clipping articles for newspapers & maga- zines up to $25 ea Apply now 213-281 8485

AVON-Be your own boss! Your hours, your money. Call Margot, 455 -1947

73 Apts. Furnished

LANIKAI studio. hon., utils Incl. $525 /mo. Short term,, 261-7713

75 Apts. Parity Furnished

KAILUA studio $500 or 1

bdrm. $600 No pets/ waterbed Lease 262-6462

MOKULEIA Beachfront I

bdrm., oceanview, swim ming - snorkeling $550 utils. Inc! 637-8498

2 BDRM. apt Hokuahi Apts across Militant Marketplace avail. from Sept 16. Call 623-4554

HANDY base 1 bdrm.$410/ $535 2 bdrm., lanai 943- 0091 Rent Marl Fee

KAAAWA partly furn. studio, quiet oceanview $500 incl Mils. 237-8390

PEARL cozy apt $465/2 bdrm., prkg. $480 Call 943- 0091 Rent Mart Fee

KANEOHE 2 bdrm., 1 prkg., pool. util. incl.. $625, no pets. 247.0272

.. AVON "oWn your busi- 76 Rentals to Share ness. Be your own boss 50% earnings puss. Free 3 BD. Waimanalo-$465 incl. prof workshop. Apply this util. dep. female pref. non- ad. Kandy 239 6997 Jo 395- smoker. nr. bus/store 259- 6970 8469 - - COMPANION part time for dynamic older blind woman about 9 hours a week, including weekends Kalama Valley, need car. 531-4634 days.

EARN Extra Income! Guar- anteed part time income. Assembly. piece work, electronics, typ. & sewing! details 213-859-6938

SEEKING Chiropractic Assistant, exp. pref. but will train 622-3114

ACCOUNTING, "COUNT all our benfils". Adla Pers. Svcs 527 4904 No feel

BUS Boys & Dishwashers needed. Apply in person 2- 4 pm The `lien Yum Tree

DELIVERY manager wanted for a local newspaper. Call 235-8755

HAIRSTYLISTS. excl. opportunity at Fantastic Sam's. Kailua and Area. Ph 261.4406 or 488-2466

NEED MONEY? Health conscious person for manager or supervisor exper. in home demos 625-2563

EXPER. telemarketer s. $BONUS$, p/t, flex. hrs call Gonna 533.0607

TEACHER/Preschool -

Windward Early Childhood degree or CDA. exp. pref., excl. benefits 254-6442 9 a.m.-1 p m.

PRESSROOM PERSONNEL

Commercial printing and newspaper operation needs reliable, hard working. quality-conscious individuals to train for the position of jogger. We pay good wages, provide medical/dental coverage, employer paid life Insurance and offer an outstanding profit sharing program. If you would like to become a member of our production team, we are now accepting applications at our office located at

Sun Press/Midweek 45.525 Luluku Rd Kaneohe. HI 96744

MILILANI - 2 bdrin. Turn, twnhse. female pref $375 1/2 util. 623-8563

NICE 2 brdm. Na Pall Gardens. Kaneohe, $350/mo 247.0651

3 BDRM., 11/2 ba. house w/ view of Enchanted Lake pref. reliable, non-smoking couple to share 2 bdrm., 1

ba. Ind yd. svc. & ltd. util at $595. No pets. Appt 261- 1133 evenings

81 Houses Furnished

KAHALUU quiet I bdrm. turn. cottage incl. util. & pool $600 mo 239-4037

WAHIAWA area, 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath. Garage Must see! Call 621-5030.

LANIKAI nr. Beach avail. now 14)(17 rm w/deck, own entry & share quiet home w/ washer/dryer $595 + mu (2nd rrn. Oct.) 262-9119

LANIKAI nr. Beach avail now 14x17 rm. w/deck, own entry & share Quiet home Or NEW sep. rm.. be.. refrig_ wash/dry $750 mo 262-9119

83 Houses Partly Furnished

KAILUA 4 bdrm /2 ba Avail. Sept./Oct. $600/mo Aikahi Park 281 -5650

82 Domestic Help Wanted

BABYSIT I ER needed a our Kailua home, must have flexible hrs eves & Satur days 262-9894 ---- -----

EXPERIENCED Loving Mother to care for 2 mos old girl approx 11/1 1 own area, non-smoker, refs required 536-2094

KANEOHE partly turn. 3 bedroom home $825 a month & security. 235-5986

KAILUA, Kakahiaka St.. 3/ 2, lam. ram., patio, avail. 10/ 1/87 $1200. Ph. 281-3620

WHITMORE Village-4 bdrm., 1 be. utils. incl., upstairs of 2 story house. 621-7357

WAIKANE 3 bdrm., 2 ba., w/ yd. svc., carpet, lanai, quiet. panoramic view! $1500 mo. 239-8414

KAAAWA -Extra large I bdrm 1 bath apt. w/huge yard & beautiful views. $800. Leave message at 237-8013 (Male)

KALIHI area, 2 bdrm util. met Big patio/yard $700/ mo 845-4924

EWA Beach 2 bdrm. $495 or 3 bdrm. lanced $625 943- 0091 Rent Mart Fee

MAKAKILO 4 bdrm.. 21/2 ba carpet, drapery.

lye. lain rrn. w/panoramic view. lanai. pool, double carport $1500. Avail. now.

682-5447

83 Houses Portly Furnished

PEARL ulil pd $475 or 2 bdrrn , utds

$655 943 0091

84 Housesitting

PROF wkrig women wit houseso, care for peta plants ref avail call 526 3835 leave message

85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

WAIPIO Gentry 1 wnhse. 2 bdrm appls., water $750 Avail. 11/1 623-8202

88 Roonis for Rent

KAILUA room nr 3 bdrm house. Available Sept. to Oct block to beach. Prefer non-smoker $400 month plus deposit incl. utils. 262- 8787

Preferred female tenant. Kailua Area $350/mo. Call 261-2981

KANEOHE-1 bdrm. fully furnished. non -smoker. $235 mo Ph. 235-2494

93 Vocation Rentals - _

1 bdrm. priv. $40

KAILUA beach, cottage, tropical day 261-2834

OCEANFRONT North Shore 1 bdrm. + living room. bath, Apt. w/large deck. Cooking & Color TV. 1 mile to Turtle Be y, 2 miles to Sunset Beach. $45 daily Weekly & monthly rates. Call 293-2554

KAILUA vacation rentals, near beach.

Call 61 -5174.

98 Rentals Wanted

OUIE 1 prof person seeks cottage or studio or share apt. Kaneohe or 235-2844

103 Stores & Offices for Rent

STORAGE place once used for Hula studio. $400/mo. 845-4924

KAHALUU 1900 sq. It., zoned B-2 on Kam Hwy., Call 239 -518/ mornings

109 Condos/Townhouses for Sale

DRASTICALLY REDUCED"

Kaneohe Bay Front secluded 2 story, 2 bedroom, 2V, bath lownhomel Fantastic locationl Many upgrades. Must see to appreciate! Good invest ment property tool Was $138,800, now $131,500 Call Chris at 235-5881 days M-F or 235-0387 eves 8 weekends. MAKAKILO 2 bdrm., I ba

upgraded unit, private yard, 2 prkg. spaces. $107,000 by owner

623-8014 MILILANI spacious upgraded 2 bdrm. condo w/ 1 parking stall. Great home or investment Easy to rent and maintain $10,000 LH 262-8973

112 Property Management

PROPERTY MANAGEMEN Jett Pacific Properties Condo, res. 8 apt. mgment 235 -8558;235 -6196 11,

PROPERTY MANAGER WAIPIO GENTRY

Maio! property 111411

agernent firm seeking

properly manager pre)

erably candidate will have experience in condo

management Must pos-

sess oral arid written communication skills Hawaii Real Estate Li-

cense is desirable Excel-

lent opportunity for ad-

vancement, fringe ben-

efits and education

Apply Al'

CHANEY. BROOKS and COMPANY

606 Coral St . 2nd Floor 9-1 1 ain & 1-3pin. Monday-Friday

an, widl 6i$00rIumly Mplifiet

114 Real Estate for Sole

456-5938 114 Real Estate for Sale

MO I IVA! ED SELLER' Oceanfront Kaneohe By beautifully upgraded pre-

This 2 story, mier end unit. 2 bedroom, 21/2 bath town- home has a beautiful ceramic tile kitchen, huge master bedroom and private oceanview lanai. Enjoy day or night the pool,

boat ramp iacutzi, private and pier Excl, investment or a dream to live in. Was $135.500; now only

235 $129.900. Call Chris at 5881 days M-F or 235-0387 eves. & weekends. PEARLRIDGE Square Fantastic Harbor & golf course view from this 34th flr studio. $50.900. What a Buyl nits 38868 Noe Perea Properties 487-5266

3 BEAM., 1 be. house. Mil- lion dollar view for $129K. 283-8222, 235-8887

MILILANI Spruceridge mint 3 bdrm. w/enclosed garage. Must see. $130,000 Fee mis 33895 Noe Perm+ Properties 487-5266, 486 5040

115 Real Estate Announcements

CASH for your mortgage. TO or Agreement of Sale. Call Russ Goode 455-5008

VA FORECLOSURES Low dn. payment & closing expenses. Non veteran & investors can purchase. Fixed financing at a low interest rate. For further information, contact Jim Watson (R) 623-4426 or 488-8381 J.W. Realtors. Equal housing opportunity.

FLORIDA HOMESITES Gen. Development Corp.

Hawaii Representative

Would you like to own a homesite In one of eight Florida locations?

Do you own property in one of their beautiful communi- ties and want updated information?

Lel me bring your dream home future closer to reality.

For complete information contact Jim Watson (R) 488-8381, 623-4426 J.W. Realtors.

118 Real Estate Wanted

KAILUA/Lanikai 3 bdrm., 2 ba.

' w /pool & view. lee,

cash for good price. 254- 2890

120 Home Famishing, ---

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Dressers: Chests of Draw- ers; Nile Stands. Desks: Bed; Cribs. Sofas; Love- seals; Rattan Settee; Rat- tan Chairs: Coffee Tables; End Tables; Game Tables: Elec Dryers lamps and Lots more

CLEAN & READY 139A Hekili St.. Kailua

262-7938 MATCHING blue plaid, sole & chair, excl. cond., $475. 254-4583 eves

WE BUY AND SELL Good Used Furniture

NIMITZ USED FURNITURE

3165 No Nimitz Hwy Ph 834 1080

HA 1 I AN Beautiful 5 pc. homy rin. set $550, Rattan dining set $350 All new Ph 734-1554

KING Size Waterbed w/ 1111110f canopy & much more. Louie 471-0671

SCANLINE office furniture for sale

Call 942-8110

MATCHING Sofa & Chair plus 1 lounge chair $125 Call 261-2709

MUST Sell-solid pine 9 drawer dresser w/hutch, chest dresser & bed $650. Living rur set blue & pink w /Itoral print-loveseat, sofa sleeper w/2 wing back rAlairs 8 mos. old $1000. e23-8244

WAHIAWA Woodwinds highly upgraded, I bdrm w/assumable VA high balance. low interest rate mortgage $59,000 Fee mis 39011 Duns miss out' Call Noe Perea Properties 487 5266

NEVADA Calvada Half Acre lot. Selling at loss $8000. 235-4980 eves

120 Home Furnishings

QUEEN size waterbed, heater & 3 sets sheets, $175 080 247-3939

FRENCH provincial bdrm. set, Triple dresser & mirror. Double bed w/2 night stands. Ph. 263.4048

MAPLE table/chairs, sofa. map & coffee tables, 3 drawer chests, 261-0946

122 Travel

LA/SF $139, NY/DC/Bos/ Mitt. $319. E. Cst. $396 RT, W Cst. $299 RT. interisle 6/ $169 Travel Savers 946- 3911

CHEAP Tickets- interisland tickets $29.95, West Coast $1391 way. East Coast $398 RT 947-3717

CHEAP AIRLINE TICKETS

526.3995

ROUND TRIP TICKET in your name to Anchorage, San Francisco, Los Angeles. Las Vegas, Port- land or Seattle, Good thru 6/88. need 2 week lead time. Value to $568. It's yours for $425 Call Chris at 235-5881 days, or 235-0387 eves.

123 Moving-Storage

Town & Country Hauling "The recommended movers!" Specializing in condos, apts. 8 pianos. (N272- C) Islandwide. 949-4680

LOWEST Cost Household Storage Only 165 per cu. ft.

Primo Storage 487-2098

FREE Pick-Up Lowest Prices

Downtown Area The Storage Room 523-9374

ABC MOVERS No move too small!!!

Call Al 942-2993

124 Garage/Lanai Sale

YARD Sale. 891 Kainui Dr., Kallua,

Sept. 5, 7-5, furn., bikes, toys, misc. Items.

MOVING Sale: Sat., 9/5, 8- 4, 591-B Keolu Dr., Kailua, Everything goes.

KAILUA 320 Ulupaina St. S/ Sun. 8-5/6, 8:30-4:30. Hsehld./Baby items

BED, pool tables, cameras, clothing, toys, etc. Sept. 5 8 6. 8-3 pm 418 Kawainui Even a Car!

KAILUA 1188 Akuila PI. Remodeling/misc. Sliding doors/screens, toys, 6 mos. old min-blinds. Sat. 9-3

MATERNITY, adult 8 baby clothes. toys & misc. 7534 Olili Pl., Kalama Valley. 9 to 2, Sun, Sept. 6

GARAGE Sale: crib, baby clothes, dresser, toys, hAisc. items. Sat. 9/5. 8am-3pm, 319 Kihapai St

FURNITURE, COLLECTI- BLES, old bottles. clothes. plants, Min. Sat only Sept 5. 8 am -12 noon. 580 KaA- wakea Rd., Kailua

LAWN Mowers & stuff. 352 Olornana St., Kailua, Sat./ Sun., 5/6, 9-3

KANOHE 9/5 8 9/6. 9-3 p.m., 45-124 Mimo Pl., old 8 new items, plants, etc.

AIKAHI Gardens Sale. turn., misc. Items. Sept. 5/ 6. Sal./Sun., 9-3, 321-6 Lale St. re pool.

MULTI Family Sale: Sat 9/5, 8 to 12, 1225

Kelewina St Maunawili Est misc. items.

MOVING Furn '

clothes, craft supplies, Misc., 9/12, 94-1168 Nanitihilihi, Warpro Gentry, 8-3prri

- - SAT /Sun , Sept. 5/6, 9-1, 43/ )(Mama St.. Kailua. clothes, bikes and misc items

- - 7- PIECE Living Roof i1 Sel - Couch. love seat, chair,

°Horner., end tables, coffee table Contemporary design in solid pine Beige with subtle blue & brown stripes. Good condition. Only $499 Call 254-3265 eves and weekends.

LOVESEAT 8 Sofa $350 Full sleeper couch $100 youth desk $75 623-4912

MOSi Sell-3 drawer work bench, weight set, solid pecan bookshelf/dresser, sofa Make otter 239.7761

DINING set, B pc matching Mace from BJ $675. wall unit $150; dresser. desk, bureau All 3 for $175. 254- 1251

BEAT THE

HEAT! 1987 MRS. HAWAII Mrs. Gail Villegas

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1987 HILUX 4x2 HAWAII'S #1 SELLING

IMPORT TRUCK IN 1986.

1987 CAMRY Ill IN SAFETY CRASH TES!.

1987 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. (22 mid-size cars tested)

1987 TOYOTA VAN

Toyota Van is all outstanding combination of style, function. arid economy. - Leading consume'

magazine.

1987 TOYOTA TERCEL

Tercel considered one of the top ten most trouble-free cars! -- 1985 J.P. Powers

'Excludes HMIs 4 spd. 8 Tercel E2 models. Ends Scolember 30. 1987 Not exactly as shown. Limited to Inventory on hand

COOL OFF IN A HOT LOOKING TOYOTA TODAY AT:

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, 125 Home Appliances - - -

MAYTAG dryer, good condition, works great. the name speaks for Itself! $75. 254-5474

FROST free refrigerator, Westinghouse 15 cu metal office desk, dining room buffet 623-3885.

REFRIGERATORS lull size $95 8 up. Guaranteed. Call 621-9003

APPLIANCES W/FULL 1

YR. GUARANTEE Name brands only prices from: Washers $199, dryers $149, refrigs. $199, stoves $189, dishwashers $199, water heaters $89 & much more' Ross's Appliance 8 Furn on Nimitz Hwy. Delivery 8 financing avail. 841-7336

GE DOUBLE Self cleaning oven w/range. avocado. $250. Ph 247-5830 Pam eves.

REFRIGERATOR -- General Electric, white, good condition 262-4848

Acitz

WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE

Subject to Prior Sale Prices tinn0 Sept. 3-9, I 887

671-2871 '78 MONTE CARLO

$695 Auto P/S, 8 Cyl (AWD946)

'83 CITATION 4 Dr . Auto., P/S (BTJ641)

'82 AMC STATION WGN. omnm Auto.. 6. P/S. Air, (MFB284) . . "LIJO '82 SUZUKI Soft top, 4 spd. (AT B2'22) $2395 '82 CAVALIER 2 dr cpe., auto., P/S, air, (CNW6O7) $2695 '83 COROLLA S/W Aut. pis, All (BPW(304) . $4995 '85 ARIES 4 dr., auto., P/S, air (MJW342) $4995 '85 TERCEL 3 dr., auto (BYE)680) . $4995 '85 MONTE CARLO Auto , 8, P/S, ail P/W (8)01226) $7995 '86 CAMRY now . Air, I' /S (CNX605) .

'86 CUTLASS SUPREME Auto., 8, P /S. all, P/W (CNX810) $9395 '86 RIVIERA odded (arum . . $13,995

Mechanics! Repair Protection Available - Please Ask for Derails

94.729 Farrinplon Hwy. Division of t PACIFIC, INC.

CeirONOtte (.1ymn11y OqVIOsit 0,1001 CoPIROiail

125 HOMO Appliances 126 Miscellaneous

REFRIGERATORS. usea, excl. cond. $85. 1812 Autki St. 8 am-3:30 pm. 841-2623

JENN -Air cooktop with grill and griddle $400. Cal) 488- 2076

SEARS Electric Lawn- mower rarely used 5200/ best offer 262-7517

WHITE Sewing Machine Excl cond Hardly used $175/best elm b71.80/8

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(Across Windward Nissen) NOT AFFILIATED WITH SARA'S AIEA FINANCING AVAILABLE BY PHONE*

128 Miscellaneous 126 Miscellaneous 126 Miscellaneous

VACUUM cleaners, like new $24 95 & up with guarantee. Call 735-6452

'85 FILTEH Queen Vacuum cost $850 Must sell $250 Ph 735-4651. 926-7292

'85 RAINBOW Vacuum Cost $900. Must sell $350. Call 735-2055, 923-7943

ELECTROLUX Vacuum. Cost $1000. Must sell $300. Call 455-9374

WANTED Antiques- jewelry 8 collectibles. Gold 8 silver 262-5526 dlr.

DINING Room Set 8 Living Room turn. 8 Yamaha street bike. Offer. 671-5328

GMAC FINANCING

OR CASH BACK TO

1987 CHEVY SPECTRUM 2 door, hatchback. 5 speed, power steering, air conditioning, retail $10,565.50. Stk 6646

1987 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 door, lull factory equipped. automatic, power steering, retail $12,888.00. Stk 6925

1987 CHEVY NOVA 4 door, 5 speed, retail $9,640.50. SIk 6368

irk

1987 MAZDA 323 3 door, hatchback, retail $9,493.50. Stk 6839 1987 1987 CHEVY SPRINT ER 1987 CHEVY CAVALIER RS

2 door, hatchback. 58 MPG Highway, retail Convertible, 6 cyl., AT, AM/FM stereo, AC, lilt $7,906.50. Stk 7158 wheal, retail $18,660.50. Stk 7368

1987 1 TON DOOLEY Silverado package, tufty loaded, retail $22,262.50. Slk 7354

1987 CHEVY ASTRO VAN 1987 CHEVY 1/2 TON 8 passenger, 6 cylinder, 5 spd., PS, AC, cruise 6 cyl.. AT PS, power brakes, this week special central, retail $16,722.50. SIk 7468 only, retail $14,45560. 51k 7258

'Rates from 1.04 APR or cash rebate append on the length of COntfaCt and Me modor selociod. On approved credit. Modals may nor to °sentry s shown. Al Can subfect to plot sale. Prkes plus tax & license.

-Factory InCandvel are assigned so the dealer.

'81 Chevy 3/4 Ton 414, 8 ryl., AT, PS. 118103

$6,988 '83 Dodge Ram 150

6 ryl., 4 sod 430472

$4,988 '83 Ford F150 P'Up

ryl., AT, AC, PS. A16977

$8,988 '81 Chevy 1/2 Ton 2 WD, 6 ryl.. 3 spd.. PS 12071

$4,888

'81 Pont. Firebird 6 cyl . AT, AC. C01260

$2,995 '79 Datsun 280ZX

5 speed, AL. 010910

$3,995

'81 Toyota Wagon 4 ryl.. AT. low ml. 0F8030

$2,395 '84 Ford LTD

4 dc., 6 ryl., AT, AC. 900577

$4,695

'79 Toyota Supra Fully lowlier 880836

$2,995 '83 Dodge Colt 2 tk, 4 Eli sod. BMA

$2,495

'84 Subaru GL 4 01., 4 ryl., 5 spd. BY.A543

$3,595 '85 Ford Escort L

4 dr., low mllos. C08599

$3,695

126 Miscellaneous

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

CRYSTAL figurines, whole- sale, duck decoys, much more. 254-3124.

GYMPAC $500 value for $225. Barbecue $100.

Phone 395-3623

McLANE front throw lawn- mower-New, only used once. $450 firm 262-8226 ONO Hawaiian Mango Chutney $25 a galtIon or $3 a 9 oz. jar. 734-5033 Dlr.

MOVING - Beds, dining tables, stereo, wet/dry vac.. dehumidifier, microwave 239-5503 eves.

SCUBA gear, toys, turn., kids books, household Items, & morel 235-8427

GREENWARE for sale. Make your own ceramic gifts. Gladys 261-6650

STAMP Collections wanted large or small by private party 947-6488

MOVING Appls., chain saw, etc. windsurfer sail board, complete rig $500 2023-A Citron St.

BOY'S captain's twin bed & dresser, 2 stereos. 8-track & cass., 4-15" rims/tires, Sears DP Gympac, 2000, 261-6614

SCUBA/snorkeling gear, $25-$50 men's/women's golfs clubs w/accessories, Sun tune up kit, 8" table

saw w/stand, 671-7822

AMWAY Products delivered, money back guarantee. Call 487-5241

COUCH tan 8' $150; Stereo AM/FM cassette player/ recorder; Phonograph, attachments $125; Oil paintings-three; Ironing

. board $15. 395-2223

' NEW Picnic Tables $90; :Porch swing $80; fine workmanship. 293-8392

CLIFF'S Economy Furni- ture and Thrift Shop. 1907 N. King Street. 841-4443

ART Deco Gas Stove good cond. $375.

Ph. 395-7088

ART Deco Gas Stoves good cond. $375.

Ph. 524-3989

10 SPD. Ladies bike w/child seat attached $50, 3 spd. bike $25, Irg. painting (ship). mirrors: 36"x36" $15; 5'x4' $30. turntable w/ AM/FM tape 2 speakers $50, wall unit-ton redwood shelves w/metal tracks & frames $50, 4 wooden chairs $10/ea. $2 seat cush ions. 261 -1891.

TWIN bed. dressers, coffee table, cassette stereo, lamps. 239-4972

KING size brass headboard, good cond., $100, Mongoose bicycle, good cond., $75. 262-8742 eves.

ALL wood high chair, $45: toaster oven, $25; stereo phonograph, $25; etched mirror, $20. 235-4632

128 MIscellonedus

2999 N. NIMITZ HWY. 835 -1222 One Block Ewa of Lagoon Drive

NEW Collier's Edcyclope- dia set w/yr. supplement $450. Call 456-2080 eves.

HOUSE & Landscape Plant for sale. Must sell. Reason- able. 623-4390.

PICK-UP TRUCK BEDLINER-from new GM 510 LONGBED $250 /firm. SLIDE-ON CAMPER- slide windows, vent roof, locking door, fits compact longbed $400. Also, misc. tools, baby furniture, clothes, paintings, etc. 845-8048

129 Stereo, Ado Television

6 PIECE barrel bar set, $1250, when new sacrifice $250 only. Ph. 261-1133.

POLK SDA/SRS speakers oak. $1600.

Phone 487-8528

TEK, HP, scopes. counters generators and more. Nue- Iron. Call 842-0222

130 Antiques-Art

WINDWARD Antiques- Buy, sell, trade. Also, antique clock repair. 160 Hamakua Dr. 262-5526

131 Bicycle Sales 81

Sonless .

10 SPEED 27 inch lady's Takara racer, excellent shape $100. Ph. 259-7219

132 Computers

XT Turbo-640K, I/O card color w/swivel, floppy. 20 MB, almost new. $1400, 684- 3177,499 -2296

133 Jewelry & Clothing

GOLD Nugget Wedding rings & engagement rings. Lorrie 471-0671; 422 -0625

144 Musical Instruments

UPRIGHT Bass & Fender reverb, Allen bass & amp., Allen speaker, 523-6019

MIRAGE digital sampler keyboard, 30 disks, manuals $1200/ofr. 261-6142

BALDWIN piano, like new, $1000.

848-5177

KAWAI concert Grand piano, mint cond , like new. Call 395-5902

PIANO, Kimball 42" oak. like new $1700/offer. Ph. 396-3856

RECONDITIONED pianos, call & compare. 235-3040 DLR.

ANTIQUE piano upright Imported from England $500. 839-1307

STEINWAY Grand M-mint condition $9500/offer. Serious only. 988-7176

ORGAN Electric excellent condition Best offer. Call 621-8123

MIRAGE digital sampling key-board, desk manuals, etc. $1200 OBO 261-6142

144 Musical Instruments

PIANO, like new Horugel Fantastic lone. Console 42' high. $1450. 955-4055

PIANO-Kimball Spinet, pecan $500.

Call 254-3174

146 Boots-Supples/ Services

ROSE SKI Ocean Kayak for sale - excl. cond.,

incl. car top, turzo racks. $500. Call 281.2467

eves. only

21"86 BAYLINER Bowride w/trlr 275hp Volvo I/O, ox tras, excl. $17,500. 396 -7401

18' RAYCONCRAFT SK In board V8 Set-up for water skiing $2800/bo 487-2994 days

AA 200 HORSEPOWER '82 Evinrude.

Offer. 235-1520

12' AQUA-Cat, no trailer Hawaii Kai Marina $300. Ph 395-4285

18' GALAXY V8, Inboard new engine, trailer, tri-hull Sacrifice. Ph. 946-6964

14' HOBIE Cat, custom sail extras. Good cond. $700 offer. 988-3093.

'85 MK-2 Zodiac 12' w/1 hp Evinrude & Dilly trade excl. cond., like new, extra $2500. 254-5758

19' SEARAY '86 I/O 140 hp 2 yr. wrnty., like new, mus sell $11,500/ofr. 247-1491

151 Pets - Everything

UKC Pit Bill Pups for sale. Home of the old family, red nose line. 621-7270.

FOR Sale: 14 month black Chow with papers. Ph. 254- 6287

PURE Bred Red Doberman Pup - Must sell. $100. Call before 3:00 p.m. 944-8868

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! BIRD SEMINAR presented by PARROT PROMOTIONS, INC. Sept. 191h. Phone 395-1634 for more Information.

DALMATION puppies $200 ea. Reserve one now! 3 wks. old bred, AKC. Call pure Ron alter 5pm. 696-2842

WC CHOW CHOW rod 3uppy 6 wks. No shots. 'male. 595-4601

FOR Sale: Lovebirds and assorted Finches.

Phone 254-3020

BREEDING Lutino Cocks- tiels (2) w/cage and box $160. Kaneohe 247-6868

153 Machinery & Equipment

REPOSSESSED: Must sell 2 quonset style steel build- ings, brand new never erected. One is 40x40. Will '

sell for balance owed. Call Tom 1-800-262-6116

158 Auto Service/Ports

25I-IP Johnson Motor & 10' Raft with launching wheels, Make offer. Call 737-6155 or 668-8293

147 Sporting Goods

3 SAILBOARDS. 8'4" asymmetrical wave board $200.8'5" wave board $3001 oft. 9' slalom board $350. Sails for sale also. 737-5397 Ty.

151 Pets - Everything

SULFUR crested Cockatoo w/cage, very affectionate $700. 254-3349

RINGNECKS, Lutino, Blue Splits, Budgies, Bourkes tame cockatiels $39 ea. Scarlet chested parakeets, Barrabands, Rosallas Plum Heads. Ph. 235-2608

CHAMPIONSHIP CFA lines registered blue point Siamese male kitten $300, eves. 677.0658

ALL Breed dog grooming. Mobile Grooming Salon. Competitive rates. Call 422- 2852 for appt.

PUREBRED Bantam chickens $5 each also pairs available. 261-3762

ART'S Obedience September Dog Training

Registration 12 weeks $20. Pearl City and

Kaneohe areas. Call 239-8138

1/2 GERMAN Shepherd puppies, 7 wks. old $20 oa Call 259-7283

THE BATTERY FACTORY

Auto Batteries

$19.95 and up

Motercycle lderIne starters 1118N8RTOTS

810 Pohokaina St,

533-3312 CHEVY 350 engine/turbo hydro transmission, $400 949-1521 evenings

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

WANTED '77 RM 125 for parts.

Call 261-1145

'78 SUZUKI 750. fairing, saddle bags & stereo $500 Firm. 254-2140

'81 YAMAHA 400 special, low mileage, new battery, must sell, bargain! 239- 7377

'83 305 GPZ KAWASAKI- Good bike, great runnirg cond. $650. Ph. 677-3476

'85 125 CR HONDA- Call Rick 235-0947

86 YAMAHA Virago 1100, 1900 mi., showroom shape $5000 /best offer. 486-0840 ask for John aft. 3 p.m.

173 Auto Announcements

DIXIE AUTO Now open to N.C.O.A. members! Located in Wahiawa, N.C.O.A.

office. For more info. call 622-3982; 226-8289

174 Heavy Modeneiy EeHIPmes1

71 CJS, V-6, 3 spd , lull roll ago, Holley headers, omp-seats $2500. 488 -

1589

175 Voris, Campers.

Jeep. 4 WO

'75 VW Van, good cond, new tires, rebuilt eng. $3500/best offer. Call David 949-6716

'78 FORD Custom Van, p/ s, p/b, V-6, low mi. Must see. 922-1485 best offer.

176 Automobiles for Sale

'75 SAAB 99LE, brown, good cond. in/out. $10001 ofr. 486-9087

$500 DOWN Owner will finance several to choose from 487-6193

RENAULT repairs by factory trained tech. Work guaranteed! 239-4733

4 WHEELS L 60's, 6 lugs, mag deep dish, 2 w/tires $50. 254-4616

'73 EL CAMINO-great for tires & parts Make offer 261-1420

166 Pickups, Trucks

'73 CHEVY SS El Camino 350, auto., good cond. p/s, p/b, swivel seats red, new paint, $2800 Firm. Serious inquiries only. After 6 p.m. Albert Phone 259-8158

'77 DATSUN Mini truck, good condition.

l 839-1580

'77 DATSUN, new parts, good work truck. $1300 or offer: Ph. 239-5967

Cadillac

'75 CADILLAC Eldorado conv't. Needs top & paint $1500. Ph. 922-1195.

'80 SEVILLE, loaded, leather. Just like new! Must sell $7950 261-0568

Chevrolet

'57 CHEVY BEL AIR hdtp. 4 spd.. stereo, excl. cond, $7900. PH. 395-1810

'64 CHEVY Corvair, 2 dr. sports coupe. $1500/ofr. 263-6222 or 235-8887

'78 HORIZON. new brakes, 4 spd. $575/offer. 735-4588, 524-8770 Tony

'78 NOVA, new paint, low mi., $1500. '78 Olds Cutlass, rebuilt eng., $1300. Both no rust. 261-3794

'81 CHEVETTE, 4 dr., standard, good cond $9501 offer 621-6239

September 3-9, 1987 Classified IV

Mr"

ZERO DOWN!

1987 Colt E 3-Door Hatchback

#70908

Reg. $13,970 Savings & Rebate $2,700 NOW $11,270

D71842

0 DOWN $300 FACTORY REBATE $139 PER MONTH 60 mos. 12.88% APR. $6Q61.23 plus doc., tax, lic.

1987 600 SE 4-Door

1987 Ram 50 Sport Pickup

#71913

Reg. Savings & Rebate NOW

$12,599

$3,510 $9,089

#71830

0 DOWN $300 FACTORY REBATE $149 PER MONTH 60 mos. 12.88% APR. $6476.47 plus doc., tax, lic.

1987 Dakota 4x2

'On selected models. Annual Percentage Rata 24 mOS.ChryslerCrosill Corp On approved credit. All vehicles subject to prior sale. May not berm/telly as shown.

SPECIALIZING IN MILITARY FINANCING

USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE

'81 DODGE ARIES (REPB04)

CLEARANCE $1 995 '81 OLDS OMEGA

(13)(S1251

CLEARANCE $1295 '87 DODGE ARIES Demo model. 070493

EARANCE $8695 '86 FORD TEMPO

(C6C996)

CLEARANCE $5995 '79 DODGE PICKUP

(ASF350)

.:IJEARANCE $2195 '77 BUICK REGAL

(ARMS)

CLEARANCE $2395

68 TOYOTA COROLLA (ACJ886)

fARANCE $395 '68 PLYMOUTH VALIANT

(AFC599)

CLEARANCE $495

'87 DODGE 600 TURBO Demo model. 071304

CLEARANCES 11,395 '83 DODGE COLT

(A1,7207)

CLEARANCE $1995 '81 MAZDA 626

(A.16114)

CLEARANCE $3895 '82 MERCURY COUGAR

(AUJ373)

CLEARANCE $3395 '87 DODGE RAIDER 4x4

Demo model. #70375

CLEARANCE $9995 '84 NISSAN SENTRA S/W

(BVA295)

CLEARANCE $4395

'78 FORD FAIRMONT S/W tHCB457)

CLEARANCE $595 '79 DODGE COLT

/AM:4191

CLEARANCE $895

'85 TOYOTA TERCEL A/T. Redid (8Y87831

CLEARANCE $4795 80 BUICK CENTURY S/W

(ATU908)

CLEARANCE $2895 '82 FORD GRANADA

(MFX375)

CLEARANCE $3995 '82 FORD ESCORT S/W

(GLA901)

CLEARANCE $ 1 995 '86 TOYOTA TERCEL

Auto. (C101857)

CLEARANCE $4995 '87 DODGE SHADOW

Demo model. 470643

CLEARANCE $8795 '71 DODGE DART

(ARG957I

CLEARANCE $395

'76 DODGE DART (AGC223t495

CLEARANCE

'83 PONTIAC T1000 (AWC219)

CLEARANCE $3995 '85 PLYMOUTH COLT

(CPF107)

CLEARANCE $4295 '85 ISUZU 4 DR.

(CFA491)

CLEARANCE $4195 '78 PLYMOUTH VOLARE S/W

(BJC420)

CLEARANCE $ 1 495 '82 FORD FUTURA

(ATX202)

CLEARANCE $2995 '85 TOYOTA TERCEL

(11114651

CLEARANCE $4795 '81 PLYMOUTH CHAMP

(CJC724)

CLEARANCE $695 '82 AMC CONCORD S/W

(CON009)

$795 CLEARANCE

'83 MERCURY ZEPHYR' fAWC697)

CLEARANCE

'87 DODGE DAYTONA Demo model. 470804

CLEARANCES 1 2 99 '83 DODGE COLT

(100837)

CLEARANCE $429 '84 DODGE ARIES

(RWB528)

CLEARANCE $479 '86 PONTIAC FIREBIN

(CEV201)

CLEARANCE $9995 '75 FORD GRANADA

IAIM589)

CLEARANCE $39

'77 FORD GRANADA (BXE0261

CLEARANCE $99 '78 FORD FAIRMONT S/

(MCI4070)

CLEARANCE $69 Sale exp. 9/9/87

UTTER DODGE

PEARL CITY (Next to Pearl City Tavern)

921 Kam. Hwy. 455-1071

DOWNTOWN 630 Piikoi 528-1720

Classified V September 3-9, 1987

'EASE TO OWN ALL MAKES & MODELS

$6,37300 $14P79 PER NTH

llp (61inb Netuti larport Offer Ends Sept. 7, 1987* Honolulu, I I itvaii Circulation: 1500 New Cars Annually

ITV) TOM ANNUM,

POLCENTAGE ATE

24 NLONTIIS ON APPROVED

CREDIT

ON SELECTED NEW

1981 PONTIACS STOCW 1987 PLYMOUTH COLT

3 dr., Coupe AM /FM 1500a: Engine 4 spd. Transmission, Tinted Glass, Steel Belted Radial Tires.

Residuals SI iS months Subje,t to prior sale, 11072-188.

JIM SLEMONS LEASING ICANEOHE

WINDWARD MALL/NEXT TO J C PENNEY

CALL NOW 235-2117

.

A TROPICAL STORM HAS HIT PEARL CITY! . . .and It's raining car bargains

like never before! A huge variety of meticulously-maintained '85,

'86 and '87 models at prices beyond your imagi- nation! You're sure to find the car you want at the price you want . . with a financing package you can handle with easel Warranties are available on all models, and every car comes

with a 45-point inspection certification. Come by and save in the rainl

HAWAII'S

CAR SALES 425 Kamehameha Highway INfOtS Iran Zr' p s !SW/ Cay/

488-9997

Mon. .5.at.-9.00 a.m. to 9:00 rkm. 11:00 a m. to 5:00 p.m.

'73 CU AS #894 (AYE978) $895 '72 MALIBU 2 DR. #907 (I3PF212) $695 '77 REGAL #815 (AAE568) $295 '73 COLT #818 (C/ P048) $ 195

UTTER

'75 M N E RLO #883 (ABL1481) $995 '80 LeBARON #850 (BYT6S6) $595 '73 DATSUN 610 S/W #903 (AAS719) $295 '80 CITATION #893(8x1022)

BRAND NEW 1988 PONTIAC LE MANS

$5995 A GERMAN IDEA-BUILT IN KOREA

117245

BRAND NEW 1987 PONTIAC GRAND AM

$8995 THE BIGGER COMPACT

#19562

BRAND NEW 1987 ISUZU PICK-UP

\1wORDER

'71 VW BUG 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd.

IAPP-812)

'83 MERC LYNX Station Wagon VS, 4 Cyl., Aulo,.Radlo,P/S, A/C.AM/FM Cass., Rack. Cruise ICJT-510)

$34195

USED CAR

SPECIALS!

'80 VOLVO DL

$5795 WE CALL IT OUR P'UP

'86 CHEVY SPRINT 2 Door. 3 Cyl., Auln.. Radio, A/C. AM/FM Cass. 40922

$4995

itJ .y

'84 NISSAN MAXIMA Station Wgn., 4 CO., Auto., Radio, P/S, A/C, Till, P/W, PIK, Sliding Sun Roof, AM/FM Cass. (RWA-721)

$7495_ '83 OLDS CUTLASS

CRUISER Stn. Wgn.. 8 Cyl., Auto.. Radio, P/S, A/C. Tilt. P/W. POL. Rack, P /Seat, AM/FM Cass., 3rd Seat. (BUW-383)

WI TAX, U0011

4295

'84 TOYOTA PICK UP long Red, 4 Cyl.. Auto., Radio, P/S, A/C. Meg Wheels. AM/FM Cass. #59612

$4895

'80 vw RABBIT 4 Or.. 5 Cyl., 4 Spd. (AAR-233). 1110048

VOLVO DL Station Wagon, 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., Radio. P/S, A/C. AM/FM Cass.. Luggage Rack. tCJX- 614i

$7795 NomisTANy

SEE. NEW CAR PRICES NOT COMBINABLE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE NOT FOR SPECIFIC UNIT IDENTIFICATION. W/OPEC. INT. RATES ON REBATES.

FORD ISUZU

Chevrolet

'83 CHEVETTE, loaded. Must sell $3800. Ph 422- 2128

'86 CORVETTE, leather, Bose, 3 tops. 5 yr. wrnty. $26,500. 834-4078.

'87 CAMARO, T /top, tape, auto. 8000 mi. Take over pymts. Ph. 672-3047.

Chrysler

'65 CHRYSLER Imperial 4 dr., on upholstery, make offer. 262-4244

Dalian

'71 DATSUN 510 Take as it! $300 Call 261-2981

'72 240Z CLASSIC $3.000/or best offer.

Call 261-9490

'74 260 Z 4-spd., rims, excl. cond. in & out, low mi., air, charcoal color. Must sell $3300 OBO. Call 525-1339 or 923-5582.

'75 DATSUN, 4 dr.. runs. Best offer. Call after 6 p.m. 239-9266

'77 280 Z Red, 5 spd., very good cond. $3000. Ph. 672- 4013 late eves.

'78 8210 2 dr.. runs good, needs work, good tires. $400, 676-6516

'78 DATSUN 8210, auto., runs well, needs body work. $500/offer. 254-5729

'78 DATSUN 280Z (2+2) at c, AM/FM radio, 4 spd., excl. cond. $4500. Ph. 395- 9735

'79 DATSUN 6210, good transportation, 4 dr. $525. Ph. 247-0711 eves.

'81 DATSUN B210-Good, reliable, cheap, cruiser. $1250. Evenings 259-7386

Dodge

'82 400. 2 dr., fully loaded. excl. cond. $6000 /ofr. 923- 8975 after 4 p.m.

AIEA 98-015 Kam Hwy.

487.3811 Prices good until Sept. 8

Rat

81 SPYDER 2000 Conv't ,

low mi., AM/FM, mint! $4675/ ofr 455-1666, 487-1408

Ford

'65 MUSTANG Fastback 2+2 Modified, Shelby extras. white w/blue stripes, clean throughout. $7500/offer. Serious only call 247-5868. 6-9 p m.

67 MUSTANG fastback 289 V8. All orig. classic cond. $6500. 955-0371, 531-4171

'76 MUSTANG hatchback, V-8 auto, 73K mi., white $1000/offer. 737-4983.

'77 FORD Granada. white, auto., p/s, 4 dr., $695. Ph. 732-2961

'78 FAIRMONT, V-6, stnd., p/s, p/b, AM/FM, good cond. $1000. 235-7515

'81 ESCORT wgn.. 4 dr., auto.. p/s, air, $1850. Ph 623-2574 after 5 p.m.

'84 COLT, 4 dr., AM/FM stereo cars., $3000. 624- 3343 must see!

'85 SHELBY Turbo Charger 8000 mi. $1500 and pay off extras. 624-4869

Hot Rods

71 DART. New 340 & trans. Too much to list! Sacrifice $2000. 487-2523.

Honda

'72 HONDA 600 good shape, many spare parts. $650/offer. 254-3061

'76 CVCC Civic. 5 spd.. stnd., runs good. Body rusted $400. 282-0891

'77 CIVIC, runs excl., new tires, no rust, good tags. $750/ofr. 487-5022.

'77 CIVIC 5 spd., runs great, some rust $750/offer 235- 5945

'79 HONDA Accord $1000. Moving, must sell. Dspd. Call after 5:30 262-6868

'81 ACCORD, 4 dr. p/s, p/s, p/b stereo, excl. cond

45,000mi. $3900/offer. Ph. 625-0016 eves.

Honda

'80 ACCORD, 2 dr.. nice $2500 or offer. Phone 398- 6117 '84 HONDA Accord 4 dr., 5 sod., AM/FM cass., air, $6000 625-1777. 6-10 p.m

Lincoln

'85 LINCOLN Towncar, air, computerized, alarm, excl. cond. 395.5902

Mazda

'80 RX7, GS, AM/FM stereo, good cond., must sell, $4000. 847-7338

'81 MAZDA Station Wgn. 4 dr., 4 spd. Radio, clean. $1200/ofr 595-4485

81 MAZDA GLC - Red 4 dr., 4 spd., AM/FM, clean $1500. 396-0012; 395-6788

'82 GLC stationwagon, auto. good cond., best offer over $2200. Ed 455-2647

'83 626, 2 dr. 5 spd., dark gray, alum. rims, a/c. p/s. $5495/ofr. 247-5234

'85 RX7, 5 spd.. a/c, w/ extras, low mi., like now! $8700/ofr. 734-5510

Mercury

'86 CAPRI 5:0, 200 h.p., 5 spd., a/c, p/b, p/w, T-top. $8500. 422-7295

MO

BANK Repo! '82 MG Rep- lica Royal Dutchess. Kehau 525-8224 M-TH 8:430, Fri. 8-6pm.

MOB

'72 MGB, white, reblt motor. New front end. $2750/ofr. 262-6089 eves.

Nissan

'71 240Z. Mainland car, restored nicely, runs great!! $4900. 947-5105

'72 2402 CLASSIC $3,000/Firm

Call 281 -9490

'79 2802X, 5 spd., new red paint, a/c, Alpine, excl. int. $4500/ofr. 988.6696

Nissan

'84 SENTRA, auto., 2 dr., AM/FM, p/s, excl. cond., 53395/offer. 623-5077

'85 200SX, S spd., red. Excl. cond $7,500. 533-3318 after 4 p.m.

'86 PULSAR, tinted, a/c low mi. Alpine, excl. cond $7500/of r. 735-2650

'87 SENTRA XE, 5 spd., p/ b, pis. stnd AM/FM, Loaded! $9500, 422-5812

OldsmobNe

'77 CUTLASS Supreme. new paint/trans. Runs great! $1399/ofr. 732-1308

'77 STARFIRE, $1000. White, good cond. Runs great! 262-8714

'81 OLDS Omega. excl. cond. $2500/of ler. Call 247 3541

Plymouth

'69 SPORTS Satellite 318 p/ s, auto., console, good cond. $475. Ph. 456-4126 eves., 474-8158 days.

'70 DUSTER real bargain at $1501

Call 262-0696

75 SCAMP, $350/best offer. Laura 261-7608, Tues., Thurs., Sat. & Sun. mornings, Mon. & Wed, nights.

'85 RELIANT-immac., a/c, AM/FM stereo, auto., cruise, low mi. $4495 below bluebook whslo. 847-8779

Pontiac

'78 FIREBIRD Formula, p/ 5, p/b, p/w Good cond. $1500/best ofr. 373-9254.

2945 N. NIMITZ HIGHWAY Ph. 836-2441 Pontiac

'78 FIREBIRD - auto., a/c, full power, low mi., very good cond. Make offer. 235-2098

'80 SUNBIRD H/B, 4 spd., 2 dr., good cond. $1275. 947 9513, 637-4448.

'82 Pontiac T-1000, 4 spd., air, runs excl. $1500. Phone 624-5735

'86 FIERO GT, V8, 4 spd., a/c. tinted, p/w, $13,000/ best ofr. 259-7067 eves.

Porsche

'68 911 L, now paint, elec. sunroof, 6 cyl. Just tuned. $4500/offer. 942-1581

'75 PORSCHE 914, Ken- wood stereo, rebuilt eng. excl. cond $5000. 395-5902

Renault

'78 LE CAR, Mild.. sunroof, AM/FM. Great beach car! $700. 487-9125.

Subaru

'83 SUBARU 4X4 wagon, maroon w/tinted windows auto.. a/c, AM/FM cass. $4700 /ofr. Mahealani 235- 5654

Toyota

'72 CORONA Mark II, auto., 4 door, runs well, some rust $400 or offer. 259-8104 eves.

'82 SUPRA, excl. cond.!! $5,200 & take over payments 254 -1574;254 -5447

'84 TOYOTA Tercel, 2 dr., a/c, tripe. AM/FM lint windows, very good. Call 262- 7181.

Toyota

'85 COROLLA SR5, sport coupe, $8800 or best offer, Ph. 396 -8825

'88 MR2-Red, 5 spd., sun roof, air, spoiler pkg. All power. $ 11,900/of ter serious only need inquire. Call 247-4576

'87 CELICA Convertible - Won on Wheel of Fortune. never driven. Red with black cloth top, fully loaded, automatic. Lists at $22,000. Asking $19,000 Call 254-3265 eves. and Weekends.

Volkswagen

'68 VOLKSWAGEN VAN- Offer. 395-3173

after 4 p.m.

'71 VOLKSWAGEN CON- VERTIBLE BUG. LOW MILEAGE. EXCELLENT CONDITION. NO RUST. $2350.00. CALL 737-0503

'71 VW Bug. Best offer! Call mornings or afternoons. 373-2972

'71 GHIA. Original owner, Good engine. Needs some work, $1500/ofr. 638.9681

'71 VW Bug, rebuilt engine, rusty, $800/offer. Call 623- 9062 eves.

'77 SCIROCCO, 4 spd., now paint, stereo, tinted, $2200. 941-6878; 955-4930

'78 VW Rabbit, top condition $1750

Call 262-2859

79 VW Rabbit Diesel, excl running cond. $1200/0B0. Leave msg. 262-5295

'80 scinoc;.o, new eng., AM/FM cass. Showroom quality!! $5000. 259-8382

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