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Winning form! Part-time riding instructor Tamie Barge, 18, takes "Silver" over a jump during the Camp Smith stables recent horse show. Burge took top honors in the 16 and above division. For more photos on the horse show see B-1. News in Brief "Brtivo-ZUlu" fromt1V1C on WestPac tour "I have just completed my first trip as commandant to various commands from California to West Pac. The visits to each and every command were - in a word - impressive. From California to Hawaii, from Japan to Korea, I found our young Warriors hustling to keep our nation's force-in- readiness in the peak of preparedness. From topics on housing and facilities to common SOP's and the availability of amphibious shipping, a keen professional interest was shown in improving not only the combat readiness of our Marine forces, but also the well being of the individual Marine. "For this I am both proud and most grateful. To each and every Marine in each of those commands visited, from junior enlisted to the commanders and their staffs, I extend a heartfelt Bravo Zulu and a proud Semper FL" A.M. Gray, General, U.S. Marine Corps, Commandant of the Marine Corps. Persian Gulf update Editor's Note: The fol- lowing was compiled from various news sources. Iranian patrol boats fired , on a U.S. military helicopter flying in international air- ' space over the Persian Gulf Oct. 8 The aircraft called for help from other helicopters oper- ating in the area. They responded by sinking one boat and disabling two oth- ers. A fourth boat apparently escaped. A U.S. patrol boat picked up six Iranians - two of whom died shortly afterward. There were no U.S. casualties or damage to U.S. helicopters in the confrontation. Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger said, "Our men are not required to be hit before they respond." He stated that U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf acted correctly when they attcked the Iranian boats after being fired on, in what the Penta- gon said was the first direct attack by Iran on American forces. Energy Week, Oct. 19-25 "Energy Security" is the theme of the Dept. of the Navy's 1987 Energy Aware- ness Week, Oct. 19-25. Energy Awareness Week, is held annually to encourage energy conservation throughout the Navy and Marine Corps by highlight- ing the national energy secu- rity problem and the Navy's research accomplishments. This year's theme, Energy Security, emphasizes how vulnerable our energy resources are to foreign influ- ences, and how energy affects our daily lives and national security. Currently, the U.S. produ- ces less crude oil than it consumes, and is forced to import more than 40 percent of the petroleum required for industry, transportation, defense, etc. Any major or prolonged disruption in the U.S.' oil supply would affect our lives dramatically, as the oil embargo in the 1970's did. In observance of Energy Awareness Week the Marine Corps Exchange here, and the Hawaiian Electric Com- pany, will be presenting an energy conservation display at the front entrance of the Exchange, Oct. 20, at 1:30 p.m. BSSG-1 'Mud' Marines train to defend, support 1st MAB Story by Sgt. Stephen Frank During his recent tour of the Air Station, Gen. A.M. Gray, 29th Commandant of the Marine Corps, talked about the changes in modern warfare. "There are no front lines and rear areas in warfare anymore," said Gen. Gray. "When you look at warfare today, with the guerilla war- fare capability, and the ter- rorist threat, it's ridiculous to think about front lines and rear areas (as being seper- ate)." Brigade Service Support Group-1, the unit that corn-. prises a major part of the rear echelon for the 1st MAB, took the Commandant's word to heart, and recently com- pleted three weeks of field training at Bellows Air Force Station. "Rear area security is an area that the Marine Corps, and the 1st MAB in partic- ular, has not dealt well with. That security would involve us, because we are the rear area. We can't rely on 3rd Marines, or any other infan- try unit, for rear area secu- rity," said Col. E.J. Turse, commanding officer, BSSG- 1. "We've got to be prepared to provide our own local security, as part of our over- all. mission. My Marines are extremely well trained in their MOSs, but they're of no use to the Brigade if they can't stay alive," he added. To that end, BSSG-1 per- sonnel deployed to Bellows for training that included individual field skills, defen- sive tactics, and company tactics. The training schedule for this evolution resembled a similar document from an infantry unit, as BSSG-1 Marines received training in such topics as field first aid, land navigation, patrolling, individual movement, call for fire, handling crew-served weapons, ambush tech- niques, and a variety of oth- ers. The first week was spent introducing the Marines to individual skills, while the second week was dedicated to company level training. The BSSG-1 Marines also conduc- ted two command post exer- cises. Small groups of BSSG-1 Marines also travelled to Schofield Barracks and the Kahuku Training Area for further training in defensive tactics and building defen- sive positions. "My people don't have the opportunity to get this train- ing usually, and I won't say that we achieved 100 percent of our objectives, but we built a nucleus of trained troops that we can use to train others in the future. The emphasis for this evolution was on teaching, not achiev- ing," said Col. Turse. The task of training was made somewhat easier when some of the BSSG-1's hidden resources - older Marines with prior infantry experi- ence - stepped forward to volunteer their hard-won skills. The training, according to Col. Turse, was handled in a detailed, slow-paced manner, so that everyone got as much as possible out of it. "I refer to it as 'talking story,' since we talked through every- thing we did, and evaluated it. We were determined to do the right things, in the right way," said Col. Turse. During the Group's three weeks in the field, it contin- ued to provide full "real world" support for the Bri- gade, according to Maj. A.L. Jackson, BSSG-1 plans and operations officer. The Group also conducted a "command post exercise" to support the Brigade in a combat scenerio. "The response from the troops was very enthusiastic, and I think they're all look- ing forward to doing it again," said Col. Turse. "We didn't turn out any refined infantry Marines, but we did produce Marines who are more knowledgeable now about protecting themselves. That's what counts." Editor's note: Next week, Hawaii Marine will begin a series focussing on BSSG-1 in the field. Cpl. Jeffrey Webb, a hygiene equipment operator with Landing Support Company, obtains a sample from a water purification unit during Brigade Service Support Group-l's recent field exercise. Craft capsizes, boaters rescued by Air Station rescue team An Air Station lance cor- poral spashed into the black- ened, early morning waters five miles off Koko Head Sat- urday to help rescue three beaters from their capsized craft. A search for the boaters, conducted in cooperation with the Coast Guard, began at 1:15 a.m., following a request for assistance from the Joint Rescue Coordina- tion Center in Honolulu. Members of the SAR crew were Capt. Roy Kompier, pilot; Capt. Don Davies, co- pilot; Cpl. Adam Parsons, crew chief and LCp1 Ed Rowe, SAR swimmer. The search continued until first light when Cpl. Parsons spotted what appeared to be an oil slick on the surfaces of the water. The three boat- ers were spotted after the SAR crew returned to the area for a second slow pass. LCp1 Ed Rowe was then lowered into the water to assist the victims. All three boaters were sub- sequently picked up by the cutter Point Harris. None of the boaters reported any injuries. After the Coast Guard cutter returned them to shore, the boaters were transported to their homes, while the SAR Marines returned to duty. Designate the CFC agency of your choice With this year's Combined Federal Campaign in full swing, key persons continue to ensure all service persons and federal employees here get the opportunity to donate their "fair share." During the 1986 CFC, a total of $2,644,554 was con- tributed by the Federal corn- munity in Hawaii. Of the money collected last year, 58% went to the local agen- cies which come under the Aloha United Way Fund. One of their agencies which is the Armed Forces Depend- ent Youth Activities Agency. In 1986, the Armed Forces Dependent Youth Activities Agency, which includes the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines received a total of $53,000 from the Aloha Uni- ted Way. When a contributor makes a donation to the CFC, he/she can designate an agency to receive the money. Therefore, if a person desig- nates that he/she would like their money to go to the Armed Forces Dependent Youth Activities Agency (Agency No. 121), the contri- bution will go to that agency. If no designation is made, the gift will be distributed by the Aloha United Way Fund based upon its best percep- tions of community, national, and international needs. Therefore, it's very impor- tant that each contributor designates the agency that he/she would like to see receive their monetary gifts. Inside Legally Speaking Leeward View At a glance Sports Shorts On the Blotter Religious Services Movies Tickets A-2 A-2 A-3 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 Square it Away! The following is an excerpt from Air Station Order 1020.4D, Uniform Regulations and Personal Appearance Standards. "The wearing of earrings by male Marines is strictly unauthorized while in either a duty or liberty status." (Enc. 1, para. 9c.)

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Winning form! Part-time riding instructor Tamie Barge, 18, takes "Silver" over a jump during the Camp Smith stables recent horse show. Burge took top honors in the 16 and above division. For more photos on the horse show see B-1.

News in Brief "Brtivo-ZUlu" fromt1V1C

on WestPac tour "I have just completed my first trip as commandant to

various commands from California to West Pac. The visits to each and every command were - in a word - impressive. From California to Hawaii, from Japan to Korea, I found our young Warriors hustling to keep our nation's force-in- readiness in the peak of preparedness. From topics on housing and facilities to common SOP's and the availability of amphibious shipping, a keen professional interest was shown in improving not only the combat readiness of our Marine forces, but also the well being of the individual Marine.

"For this I am both proud and most grateful. To each and every Marine in each of those commands visited, from junior enlisted to the commanders and their staffs, I extend a heartfelt Bravo Zulu and a proud Semper FL"

A.M. Gray, General, U.S. Marine Corps, Commandant of the Marine Corps.

Persian Gulf update Editor's Note: The fol-

lowing was compiled from various news sources.

Iranian patrol boats fired , on a U.S. military helicopter flying in international air-

' space over the Persian Gulf Oct. 8

The aircraft called for help from other helicopters oper- ating in the area. They responded by sinking one boat and disabling two oth- ers. A fourth boat apparently escaped.

A U.S. patrol boat picked

up six Iranians - two of whom died shortly afterward. There were no U.S. casualties or damage to U.S. helicopters in the confrontation.

Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger said, "Our men are not required to be hit before they respond."

He stated that U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf acted correctly when they attcked the Iranian boats after being fired on, in what the Penta- gon said was the first direct attack by Iran on American forces.

Energy Week, Oct. 19-25

"Energy Security" is the theme of the Dept. of the Navy's 1987 Energy Aware- ness Week, Oct. 19-25.

Energy Awareness Week, is held annually to encourage energy conservation throughout the Navy and Marine Corps by highlight- ing the national energy secu- rity problem and the Navy's research accomplishments.

This year's theme, Energy Security, emphasizes how vulnerable our energy resources are to foreign influ- ences, and how energy affects our daily lives and national security.

Currently, the U.S. produ- ces less crude oil than it consumes, and is forced to import more than 40 percent of the petroleum required for industry, transportation, defense, etc. Any major or prolonged disruption in the U.S.' oil supply would affect our lives dramatically, as the oil embargo in the 1970's did.

In observance of Energy Awareness Week the Marine Corps Exchange here, and the Hawaiian Electric Com- pany, will be presenting an energy conservation display at the front entrance of the Exchange, Oct. 20, at 1:30 p.m.

BSSG-1 'Mud' Marines train to defend, support 1st MAB Story by Sgt. Stephen Frank

During his recent tour of the Air Station, Gen. A.M. Gray, 29th Commandant of the Marine Corps, talked about the changes in modern warfare.

"There are no front lines and rear areas in warfare anymore," said Gen. Gray. "When you look at warfare today, with the guerilla war- fare capability, and the ter- rorist threat, it's ridiculous to think about front lines and rear areas (as being seper- ate)."

Brigade Service Support Group-1, the unit that corn-. prises a major part of the rear echelon for the 1st MAB, took the Commandant's word to heart, and recently com- pleted three weeks of field training at Bellows Air Force Station.

"Rear area security is an area that the Marine Corps, and the 1st MAB in partic- ular, has not dealt well with. That security would involve us, because we are the rear area. We can't rely on 3rd Marines, or any other infan- try unit, for rear area secu- rity," said Col. E.J. Turse, commanding officer, BSSG- 1.

"We've got to be prepared to provide our own local security, as part of our over- all. mission. My Marines are extremely well trained in their MOSs, but they're of no use to the Brigade if they can't stay alive," he added.

To that end, BSSG-1 per- sonnel deployed to Bellows

for training that included individual field skills, defen- sive tactics, and company tactics.

The training schedule for this evolution resembled a similar document from an infantry unit, as BSSG-1 Marines received training in such topics as field first aid, land navigation, patrolling, individual movement, call for fire, handling crew-served weapons, ambush tech- niques, and a variety of oth- ers.

The first week was spent introducing the Marines to individual skills, while the second week was dedicated to company level training. The BSSG-1 Marines also conduc- ted two command post exer- cises.

Small groups of BSSG-1 Marines also travelled to Schofield Barracks and the Kahuku Training Area for further training in defensive tactics and building defen- sive positions.

"My people don't have the opportunity to get this train- ing usually, and I won't say that we achieved 100 percent of our objectives, but we built a nucleus of trained troops that we can use to train others in the future. The emphasis for this evolution was on teaching, not achiev- ing," said Col. Turse.

The task of training was made somewhat easier when some of the BSSG-1's hidden resources - older Marines with prior infantry experi- ence - stepped forward to

volunteer their hard-won skills.

The training, according to Col. Turse, was handled in a detailed, slow-paced manner, so that everyone got as much as possible out of it. "I refer to it as 'talking story,' since we talked through every- thing we did, and evaluated it. We were determined to do the right things, in the right way," said Col. Turse.

During the Group's three weeks in the field, it contin- ued to provide full "real world" support for the Bri- gade, according to Maj. A.L. Jackson, BSSG-1 plans and

operations officer. The Group also conducted a "command post exercise" to support the Brigade in a combat scenerio.

"The response from the troops was very enthusiastic, and I think they're all look- ing forward to doing it again," said Col. Turse. "We didn't turn out any refined infantry Marines, but we did produce Marines who are more knowledgeable now about protecting themselves. That's what counts."

Editor's note: Next week, Hawaii Marine will begin a series focussing on BSSG-1 in the field.

Cpl. Jeffrey Webb, a hygiene equipment operator with Landing Support Company, obtains a sample from a water purification unit during Brigade Service Support Group-l's recent field exercise.

Craft capsizes, boaters rescued by Air Station rescue team

An Air Station lance cor- poral spashed into the black- ened, early morning waters five miles off Koko Head Sat- urday to help rescue three beaters from their capsized craft.

A search for the boaters, conducted in cooperation with the Coast Guard, began

at 1:15 a.m., following a request for assistance from the Joint Rescue Coordina- tion Center in Honolulu.

Members of the SAR crew were Capt. Roy Kompier, pilot; Capt. Don Davies, co- pilot; Cpl. Adam Parsons, crew chief and LCp1 Ed Rowe, SAR swimmer.

The search continued until first light when Cpl. Parsons spotted what appeared to be an oil slick on the surfaces of the water. The three boat- ers were spotted after the SAR crew returned to the area for a second slow pass. LCp1 Ed Rowe was then lowered into the water to assist the victims.

All three boaters were sub- sequently picked up by the cutter Point Harris.

None of the boaters reported any injuries. After the Coast Guard cutter returned them to shore, the boaters were transported to their homes, while the SAR Marines returned to duty.

Designate the CFC agency of your choice

With this year's Combined Federal Campaign in full swing, key persons continue to ensure all service persons and federal employees here get the opportunity to donate their "fair share."

During the 1986 CFC, a total of $2,644,554 was con- tributed by the Federal corn- munity in Hawaii. Of the money collected last year, 58% went to the local agen- cies which come under the Aloha United Way Fund. One of their agencies which

is the Armed Forces Depend- ent Youth Activities Agency. In 1986, the Armed Forces Dependent Youth Activities Agency, which includes the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines received a total of $53,000 from the Aloha Uni- ted Way.

When a contributor makes a donation to the CFC, he/she can designate an agency to receive the money. Therefore, if a person desig- nates that he/she would like their money to go to the

Armed Forces Dependent Youth Activities Agency (Agency No. 121), the contri- bution will go to that agency. If no designation is made, the gift will be distributed by the Aloha United Way Fund based upon its best percep- tions of community, national, and international needs.

Therefore, it's very impor- tant that each contributor designates the agency that he/she would like to see receive their monetary gifts.

Inside Legally Speaking Leeward View At a glance Sports Shorts On the Blotter Religious Services Movies Tickets

A-2 A-2 A-3 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2

Square it Away! The following is an excerpt from Air Station Order 1020.4D, Uniform

Regulations and Personal Appearance Standards.

"The wearing of earrings

by male Marines

is strictly unauthorized while in either a duty

or liberty status." (Enc. 1, para. 9c.)

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A-2 HAWAII MARINI,:

Legally speaking Consequences of violating

Hawaii, Federal laws By Captain G.W. Fischer

Almost every Marine is aware of the consequences of a violation of a punitive article of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. The indi- vidual involved in the mis- conduct may either receive nonjudicial punishment or go to a summary, special or general court-martial. What is less well known are the consequences to a Marine or civilian who is involved in a violation of either Hawaii or Federal law while on a mil- itary installation.

The purpose of this article is to describe consequences of violating these laws.

Traffic Offenses With one exception, traffic

offenses committed by both Marines and civilians are handled in Federal Magis- trates Court. The exception is drunk driving offenses by Marines, which are disposed of in the military justice system. The typical scenario will involve the issuance of a Federal District Court Cita- tion (DD Form 1805) to an individual for a traffic viola-

tion. Because there are no Federal or military traffic laws, the air station is autho- rized by Congress to use the law of the State of Hawaii under the Assimilative Crimes Act. In simpler terms, this act allows the military police aboard military instal- lations to issue traffic tickets for violating the State of Hawaii traffic code.

Usually the problem can be taken care of by mailing in the fine indicated on the ticket. However, many offenses require a court appearance. Some common examples are driving under the influence of alcohol, fail- ure to have a valid drivers license, failure to have no- fault insurance and fraudu- lent use of either vehicle plates or safety inspection stickers.

The court date indicated on the citation is the date for arraignment. Arraignment is a formal step in the trial process where the court, through the prosecutor, informs the defendant of the nature of the offense against the defendant and the date and place it was committed.

After the defendant is arraigned the judge will ask for the plea. If the defendant pleads guilty a sentence will be given usually in the form of a fine. If a plea of not guilty is entered a trial date is set where the prosecutor will present to the court the evi- dence it has, and the defen- dant is given the opportunity to present a defense.

Misdemeanors and Felonies

Other offenses commited by civilians aboard the Air Station (for example, theft by a dependent or an assault by a civilian employee) are referred to the Federal court system. Misdomeanors are prosecuted in Federal Magis- trates Court by a Marine lawyer from the Law Center who wears a "second hat" as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney. Felonies are referred to the U.S. Attorney in Honolulu for prosecution. Marine Special Assistant U.S. Attorneys screen all investigative reports pre- pared by the Air Station's Criminal Investigation Divi- sion (CID) or the Naval

October 15, 1987

Finished? Pick up your trash! This unsightly litter could have easily been thrown away in the garbage can which was less than six feet away. Disposing of litter is every Marine's, sailor's and civilian's responsibility aboard the Air Station.

Investigative Service (NIS), and seek prosecution in every case warranted by the evi- dence. Occasionally, depen- dents have even been invol- untarily returned to Hawaii from the mainland to face trial for crimes committed on the Air Station.

Legal Representation

Anyone who has received a traffic citation or criminal

complaint is free to consult with a civilian lawyer. If you cannot afford to hire a law- yer, and you have been charged with an offense that has a possible jail sentence, (such as driving under the influence of alcohol), the court will appoint a Federal Public Defender to represent you. Marine lawyers do not represent defendants in the Federal court system.

The Federal Magistrates Court is located at the Prince Kuhio Federal Building at 300 Ala Moana Boulevard in Honolulu. If you have any questions about your ticket or the court date, call either the Central Violations Bureau at Federal Court at 541-1300 or Sergeant Thawley at the Provost Marshal's Office, Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station at 257-2105.

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qetaida 1//eveige The Hawaii Marine is an unofficial newspaper pub-

lished every Thursday by RFD Publications, Inc., 45-525 Luluku Rd., Kaneohe, HI 96744, a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy or the United States Marine Corps. All advertising is provided by RFD Publications, Inc., by calling 235-5881 or by visiting their office. Circulation is 8,000.

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.

Items advertised in the Hawaii Marine must be made available for purchase, use, or patronage to everyone without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, religion, age or sex of the purchasers, user or patron. The appearance of all advertisements in the Hawaii Marine, to include inserts and/or flyers, does not constitute endorsement of the firms, products or services by the Department of Defense, the Department of the Navy or the United States Marine Corps.

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(Above), Mrs. Anna Marie Osborne, a member of the Chamber of Com- merce, Military Affairs Committee, stops to get a closer look at LCpI. Chris Mies ground surveillance radar static display, during an "After Hours" open house held here, Oct. 8. (Left), Joey Fazio, 6, son of Capt. A.P. and Mrs. Kim Fazio, looks through the night vision scope of a 50-caliber machine gun as Cpl. Daniel Trujillo looks on. The after hours static display and air show were sponsored by LtGen. E.J. Godfrey, CG FMFPac and BGen. G.L. Cates, CG, 1st MAB. The program is just one way Marines here promote better community relations between the Armed Forces and the communities of Oahu.

MCAS Housing circulation policy

The Hawaii Marine is a free publication delivered each week to all family housing units aboard the air station. Carriers are paid only by voluntary contributions from customers who are satisfied with the youngsters' delivery service.

Home delivery ensures that all military dependents get a chance to see each issue, and provides children of dependents an opportunity to earn some spending money and get some "business" experience.

A voluntary contribution is $1 a month may be solicited by a carrier: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY THIS IF YOU ARE NOT PLEASED WITH THE CARRI- ER'S PERFORMANCES Carriers will continue deliv- ery service whether payment is made or not.

Those who choose to make the voluntary contribution will receive a receipt from the carrier. This receipt includes a half-price classified ad coupon on the reverse side, which can be used at any time during the dates shown on the front of the coupon.

Although there have been isolated instances where carriers have demanded payment, such demands are not authorized. Carriers have been instructed to ask only for voluntary contributions.

The Hawaii Marine will be delivered to each home on the air station unless the resident contacts the publisher stating home delivery is not wanted. An official "stop" list is provided to each carrier, which contains the addresses of residents who have requested no delivery.

Questions concerning circulation policies and service can be answered by calling 235-5881.

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Tickets are $5, and are available at the club. For information, call Judy or Pat at 477-6360.

Officer's B-day Ball

The Camp H.M. Smith Marine Officers' Birthday Ball will be held Nov. 7 at the Coral Ballroom, Hilton Hawaiian Village. Social hour will begin at 6 p.m.,

dinner at 7:15 p.m. and the ceremony at 9 p.m.

The menu will consist of a salad, 8 oz. filet mignon, roasted potatoes, steamed vegetables and chocolate russe with chocolate sauce.

Tickets are $34 per person. See your Marine Corps Offi- cers' Ball representative for details and reservations.

Enlisted B-day Ball Deadline

Monday, Oct. 26, will be the last day to buy tickets for the Marine Corps Enlisted Birth- day Ball. Marines desiring tickets but short of cash may post-date checks to Nov. 1.

For information, call Sgt. Bill Squires at 477-5051.

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October 15, 1987 HAWAII MARINE

At A Glance Lost and Found

Unclaimed items are at the Military Police Department waiting to be identified and picked up by the owners.

Currently there are 22 bicy- cles, one moped, four wallets, one boat, one golf bag, eleven sets of keys, one article of

410 clothing, one purse, two sets of tools, one tape cassette case, two drivers license, one credit card, one ring, one license plate, one patio umbrella, two check books, three pairs of sunglasses, one set of papers for a rental car and two ice coolers.

There are also several vehi- cles, of various types, that are considered abandoned.

Items in the lost and found and abandoned vehicles are held for 120 days, and then are turned over to the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office for dis-

posal. If any of these items are yours, contact the Lost and Found NCO at 257-2103.

Propane gas available

Customers interested in purchasing propane gas for use in their autos, bar-b-ques, or camp stoves can now do so at the MCAS Automotive Center.

When purchasing propane an authorized gas cylinder, that is not rusty or more than 10 years old, must be used. Each gas cylinder is required to have a date stamped on it.

Marine Corps TV special

"Between The Lines," a television program airing on cable station WTBS, will be featuring a seven-part series on the Marine Corps starting Oct. 17. The Nov. 7 segment

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3 and 4 Night AU-Inctueve Packages California. Fremont. Lode Luck Hotels w/meals Double or triple occupancy. taxes included Friday AM and Wed./Sat F%1 departures Many one-time specials Includes airfare from your Island to Oahu on Hawaiian AkIlnes departures.

ROBERIS Havai- See Your Travel Agent or call 947-3939 on Oahu. A-241

will feature a salute to the Marine Corps' 212th Birth- day.

The program will be airing on Saturdays at 6:30 a.m. For more program information, consult you local television listings.

Kaneohe Bay Rod and Gun Club

The Kaneohe Bay Rod and Gun club will be holding its next meeting at 7:30 p.m., Oct 20, at the 19th Puka. The meeting will be highlighted by a talk by Dave Harbour, hunting and fishing editor for Sports Afield magazine. Also, plans will be finalized for the November hunt, annual turkey shoot and the Nov. 14 club party. Military and civilians invited. For more information, call 254- 5570.

A-3

FAMILY EYE EXAMINATION PLAN Includes All Immediate

Family Member,. $39 SOFT CONTACT LENSES

From $ 79 PRESCRIPTION GLASSES

From $49 CHAMPUS Participant

All Contact Lens Fees include Lenses. Care Kit Follov.. -uo Care and 90 DAY TRIAL PERIOD

COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL VISION SERVICES DEDICATED TO QUALITY AND SERVICE IN VISION CARE

CHANGE BROWN EYES TO GREEN, HAZEL, BLUE OR AQUA

Available

Dr. Charles Dean Optometrist

KAILUA 139 Hekili St.

261-9735

MOVe,C Ord

No gain.No pain.

Maintaining a moderate weight may reduce your risk of heart attack.

Ir

American Heart IF Association

WERE FIGHTING FOR 'CUR LIFE

Orb ISCHWINN SPECIAL MILITARY

Schwinn 12-Speed "World Sport"

$190.00 Regular ;29.00

Includes: Water Bottle/Cage

Schwinn Lock & Cable Headlight HL200

Schwinn 10-Speed "World"

$150.00 Regular $189.00

Includes: Water Bottle/Cage Headlight HL200

YOUR AUTHORIZED SCHWINN DEALER.

ONE YEAR SERVICE WARRANT( ON NEW BIKES PROFESSIONAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Offer good till November 7, 1987 or while supplies last. Offer available at Pearlridge and Kailua shops only.

SALE! Schwinn 10-Speed

"Sprint"

$125.00 Regular $159.00

Includes: Water Bottle/Cage

1.1.AN

PEARLRIDGE 488-6700 KAILUA 262.7277 MIA

CLASSIFIEDS Sun Press Midlikek

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\Y" Oft WO AMERICAN AIRLINES

GIVES THE MILITARY SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT Fly American, and you'll come face to

face with something you haven't experi- enced in a while.

Undivided attention. From private to general, ensign to ad-

miral, we treat every one of our passengers like something special. With a maximum of comfort. And a minimum of fuss.

American provides daily flights from Hawaii to more than 90 cities across the

Mainland. We also offer special low fares and special services, like advance seat selection and pre-issued boarding passes for your entire trip.

For reservations, call your SATO or American Airlines. On Oahu, call 526-0044. On the Neighbor Islands, 1-800-232-0980. And let the airline that's something special take you somewhere special.

To those smiling faces back home.

AmericanAirlines Something special in the air`."

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WIND INA

PRE-HOLIDAY SALE BUY ONE PAIR OF

FANCY GUPPIES GET A SECOND

PAIR FREE!

GUPPY

STARTER KIT Kit Includes: Plastic Tank Cover Pump Gravel & Artificial Plant Tubing Staple Food U.G. Filter

IDEAL GIFT FOR CHILDREN!

1!!Ii HAGEN.

$1995 KOOLAU ETS

Windward Mall 235-6477

$1000 GUARANTEED TRADE-IN

ALLOWANCE ON ANY NEW

PIANO \ji OR ORGAN

WINDWARD MALL ONLY Er:.

Bring us your used piano or organ, whatever shape it's in, and we'll give you a $1,000 credit towards

your purchase of a new one!

Authorized dealer for Lowrey, Baldwin, Wurlitzer, Hammond & Young Chang

S

,142.11

Mall Hours: Mon.-Fri. 101.1

MICKEY MOUSE FUN FEET

Children's Sizes Only &1540

SEA portrait studi

Pre-Holiday SALE!

A

wan portrait

LAST CHANCE TO GET THIS ER BEFORE

CHRISTMAS!

rimmoommiumml

Wall Portrait with the purchase of our

19plece portrait package 1-8x10, 3-5x7s* and IS wallets

plus a free 10x13 I YOUR CHOICE of a traditional, nursery, spring or fall background Includes $2.00 deposit

SPECIAL OFFER GOOD THROUGH OCTOBER 3 INo appointment necessary use your Sams (mail Card or Discomi Cord, Adults It lornillet welcome (rah additional platen 52 O in addition to the emit:roe pro. Poses out seleellon I White Black red Christmas backyounde Doable Feature and either Special Ellett, Poet:oft rat available in adeittOseril package Not combinable with any other ad...km*6d oiler. Oiler .s

mod wher prohibited awed or licensed by law Cosh value I 20C Aloe evellebIel Instant Color Passport Photos end Copy I belloratleo. Apar...nate sae

No Sitting

Fee!

I Il Studio hours: Sun: Store hours (where store Is I id le ar m open). MonSot: Store opening until one hour i elf iel fe"- '

Lirto store closing. int't "" ' ' SEARS C). 1 m - PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OF SITTING g im m..= M

WINDWARD PHARMACY 235-6416 J.C. Penney's Wing - 2nd Floor

v Bewitching Bargains TYLENOL Regular Strength Tablets

or Caplets 100's

3.88 raista

B-D Digital Thermometer 6.661 Trick or Treats-assorted lc candhis for little Goblins

M-F 9 AM-9 PM Sat &Sun Mall Hoerr L

AelDbics Straub wishes you well.

Aerobics classes are being offered at the Straub Kaneohe Satellite:

Mondays & Wednesdays 5:30-6:30 p.m.; 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Fee/Free to Straub Plan and Senior StraubCare members. To register call 523-1163.

Straub Kaneohe at Windward Mall

°11141 Up,

75% Off Tees, tanks, shorts, pants,

dresses. . a super- selection with super-savings. Komi!

WINDWARD MALL

.SAVAVV.`.'

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XV,Mets.,

FALL FASHION

SALE .

20% OFF Black! The big fashion news

for Fall. Breaking now in beautiful leather dress shoes and supple boots. Selected styles, 20% Off

October 9-25.

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Sleek Back-Bow Pump, reg. $33.99 $26.98

Belted Buckle Boot, reg. $50.99 $40.98

WINDWARD OAHU'S ONLY PIANO & ORGAN CENTER

Windward Mall 2nd Level Call 235-4556

KINNEY' THE GREAT AMERICAN SHOE STORE' = L741

WINDWARD MALL UPPER LEVEL JCPENNEY WING

247-6998

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HAWAII MARINE

D MALL Sat- 9 :30 -9; Sun 10 -5

THE PUMPKINVILLE

MYSTERY

Richly evocative watercolor art sets the tone for this spine-tingling Halloween mystery A mysterious stranger's magical pumpkin seeds balloon into instant ripeness, helping an honest farmer triumph over greedy and wicked townfolk. Ages 6-9 $5.95 paperback

SAVE 10-15% on Selected Sidewalk Specials

4 "PLEASE READ TO ME" A Children's Bookstore & More

247-1455 upper level

th,j1W-GivingTree

Christian books, music. cards. gifts. jewlery. Bibles. and more!

Peartridge Center 487-7250 Windward Mall 247-8775

DAY SALE

KIDS SING PRAISE, an exciting collection of children's songs on cassette and now on VIDEO. Also,

SUPERBOOK, THE FLYING HOUSE, and other children's videos available.

CHRISTMAS PORTRAIT SPECIAL

Ilk ONLY $24.95! Includes:

Sitting 1 8x10 1 5x7 10 Wallets 25 3312x5 prints with your choice of one of three holiday messages: Seasons Greetings

Mele Kalikimaka Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday

Offer good through

November 15, 1987

Call for appointment

247-6737

WINDWARD MALL

PRESENTS

A WEEKEND OF ENTERTAINMENT!

Friday, October 16

7 PM LOYAL GARNER

Performs at Center Stage

Saturday, October 17 Hawaii Lupus Foundation Sponsors Awareness Day

With Entertainment by

THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND 12 NOON

Exhibits & Demonstrations

by THE BOY SCOUTS 9:30-5:30

Sunday, October 18 Castle Medical Center

Presents KIDS CARNIVAL OF HEALTH

10 AM-4 PM

WOMEN'S

250/0 off Chic jeans for Jr., misses & women's sizes

25% off all Cabrais tops misses, petite, women's

off all Junior 25% coordinates

off all misses 25% label line tops

off women's 25% bikinis

off all robes and 30% sleepwear

all sleepwear 30% coordinates

30% off all contemporary bras

off all 30% leather handbags

off all women's 30% belts

off all dance and 30% exercise apparel

off all 30% casual socks

MEN'S ni off Plain Pockets

25-70 stonewash jeans

25% off St. John's Bay nylon windbreakers

25% off St. John's Bay camp shirts

25% off Par Four poplin shorts

21.99 Levi's 505 prewash denims reg. 28.00

Levi's pique knit 13.99 shirts reg. 18.00

21.99 St. John's Bay Pants pleated reg. 28.00

Stafford solid 15.99 dress shirt reg. 21.99

Gentry trim-fit 15.99 dress shirt reg. 21.00

JEWELRY 250/0

off all precious stone rings

40% off all diamond and pearl jewelry off all 14K gold chains,

50% charms, earrings

CHILDREN'S off all children's

25% outerwear & jackets

250 off boys' Moss Creek

/0 Trader rugby shirts

250/0 off Weeds pigment canvas pants

off girls' short sleeve 25% rugby and lace collar tops

25% off girls' pull on

25 sheeting pants

25% off infant girls' corduroy angle sets

V off infant boys'

25% corduroy pants sets

HOME

3.49 Cotton Thermal Twin

13.4u size blanket reg. 24.00 other sizes also on sale

fl Masterpiece towel 11.9U bath size reg. 11.99 hand & wash sizes also on sale

1 6.99 Acrylic Thermal twin

6.9u size blankets reg. 24.00 other sizes also on sale

30% 30% "30% 35% 30% 25% 25%

SATURDAY NIGHT 5-9 PM SPECIALS

off all women's swimwear off all women's sweaters off all petite and women's coordinates off Junior sizes Levi's jeans off all sheer toes pantihose off all fashion watches off all boys' novelty T-shirts and shorts

25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 33%

off all fashion earrings off all Carole fasion jewelry off all Richelieu fashion pearls off all Marvella fashion jewelry off all men's dress and casual hosiery off all Royal Comfort fashion underwear off men's pocket polo T-shirts

33% 40% 33% 25% 25% 25% 25%

off men's fashion boxer shorts off Par Four elastic waist pants off men's Par Four walkshorts off all girls' dresses off all girls' Hawaiian wear off all girls' sleepwear & sleepshirts off all infants' Toddletime bedding

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY!

JCPenney WINDWARD MALL

STORE HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY, 10 AM-9 PM: SATURDAY, 9:30 AM-9 PM; SUNDAY, 10 AM-5 PM

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Kelly Lets MeWork When I WantTo.

That's what I like most about being a Kelly temporary em- ployee. They let me choose my own work schedule. So if I want to

;work just a few days a week, I can. And I don't have to accept every assignment.

Kelly is a great way for me to earn extra money, too. The pay is good, and I like the variety of assignments.

Sound ideal? It is. Find out more today. Call 521-7468.

LLN SERVICES

The Kelly w* Girl' Pe

THE FIRST. AND THE BEST.'

WE MiF/11 Not an agency ncver a tn.

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HAWAII MARINE

Tired of the rest, now try the HAIR ANONYMOUS SALON

"We take care of your Hair-bit"

The Curly Hair

Specialists eill I k-4;* 10.

Ms. Wendi Breeze 3995 Press/Cu I

Ms. ki Fine Curls 20 up

Hair Weeve ...1250° Relaxer 250o up

Touch-ups 1995 (Full head. Any type hair)

Haircuts 750 1558 So. King St. - (Next to Cinerama Theatre) 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Wed.Sat.

Evenings to 9 p.m. by appt. only 949 -5233

Central Michigan University IN HAWAII SINCE 1972

Earn a Master of Science Degree in Administration General Administration

Health Services Administration Public Administration

*Weekend Classes *VA Approved *Convenient Sites *Work Experience & *Campus Library Service Transfer Credit of Colleges All CMU Classes are open to civilians & military personnel

CALL TODAY CENTRAL OFFICE 847-8822

Camp Smith Hickam AFB Kaneohe MCAS 847-8822 422-6118 254-2694

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*Accredited By North Central Association

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Mares® Kona Mask 999

reg. 14.99

Wave Rebel Bodyboard With Leash 2999

reg. 39.99

Marcy® Pro MX Weight Bench

1 7999 reg. 229.99

Marcy Weight- lifting Glove

1199 reg. 14.99

Ivanko® 160 lb. Barbell/ Dumbell Set

1 5999 reg. 199.99

Features 18 rubber clad cast-iron plates . .. steel chromed bar, dumbell bars, collars.

Medium Flex Oversize head dual-density foam handle

Head® Club Master Tennis Frame 7999reg. 99.99

:Avia® Women's 100 Aerobic

: Leather Shoe

Crosman Z277 Semi-Automatic BB Pistol

reg. 59.99 4799 Nike® Convention Hi Basketball Shoes

White leather with bold color accents. reg. 44.99

West Bend® 5000 Rower

1 3999 reg. 189.99

Made of space-age thermo- plastic for lightweight high performance & strength.

Harvard® Mini Basketball Court 3999 reg. 49.99

Wilson® Air Attack Mini Basketball

799

2799 Ideal for work-outs and leisure wear.

reg. 39.99

Action Free Styler Scooter

Gives lots of fun & action.

reg. 119.99

Pearlridge I, 487-1517

reg. 9.99

Spalding® Top-Flite XL Golf Balls

Easily adjusts from 3 ft. to 6 ft. high. All-steel weather resistant post.

Wilson® "Magic Johnson" Air Attack Basketball

12 9 9 reg. 15.99

Wilson® 1200 LT Golf Clubs

3 Woods ... res129.99 9999 8 Irons .. reg. 269.99 . . 20999

(Bonus Pack 15 9 9reg. 24.99 15 Balls)

Windward Mall, 247-8733 Kailua, 261-9751 We honor Visa, Mastercard, American Express. Prices good thru Nov. 1 while quantities last.

October 15, 1987

MILITARY Active Duty, Dependents, and Retirees

KENNETH M. SABATH Attorney at Law

Former J'idge Advocate Genera. Corps Officer

CAR ACCIDENTS DIVORCE CRIMINAL DEFENSE And Other Legal and Administrative Matters

FIRST VISIT FREE OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS

545-5744 Century Square, 1188 Bishop Street Suite 3210, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

"Pride and Professionalism in Serving You"

Hurry offer expires 10/31/87

w

TER N. N 1.

ess f 1?acquetball!

Based on a 1

year cash membership of $192.00. First visit incentive will be offered Some restric- tions apply

0 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR MEN & WOMEN

10th Birth-

day Special-only $16.00 per month avg. for 52 weeks. International Fitness Centers have been shaping better bodies for 10 years. Along the way we've built the biggest and best clubs in Hawaii.

And now we're celebrating our 10th birthday with a gift for you: only $16.00 a month avg. When you join International Fitness Center. You'll enjoy the most ad- vanced equipment, racquetball courts, aerobic classes and trained instructors. So call or come by today for a free guest tour. And start cele- brating.

$116 Per

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ommommom mmwmalb, AIVADISIE

USED FIUDSITUDIE

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0444, Fine quality furniture at low prices

o A NEW LOCATION We Need Merchandise!

WE'D LIKE TO BUY YOUR GOOD USED FURNITURE

Cower of Kahuh.pn d Alruoa 235-8056 WE HAVE THE CLEANEST USED FURNITURE ON OAHU! 0,1

HAWAII MARINE A-7

COMPACT FM/AM ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO 7-4601

RCA STEREO Dimensia Monitor- Receiver

26" Stereo Remote Control Television 8-2660 $549 25" Stereo Remote Control Television 8-2568 $459 20" Stereo Remote Control Television 8-2062 $339 One-Piece Camera & Video Cassette Recorder

9 9806 $1249 One-Piece VHS-C Movie Camcorder 9-9710 $1159 VHS Table Model Video Cassette Recorder

9-7500 $279 VHS Table Model Video Cassette Recorder

9 7785 $549 20" Diagonal Remote Control Color TV 8-2033 $289 20" Diagonal Remote Control Color TV 8-2040 $299 Portable Compact Disc Player 3-7050 $269 Portable Stereo System 11-1000 $ 1 3 9

27" Stereo Monitor Receiver G PR-2790

27" Stereo Monitor Receiver GPR-2751

$1029 $949 $849 $799

27" Dimensia Stereo Monitor Receiver GPR-2743

27" Dimensia Stereo Monitor Receiver GPR-2740

26" ColorTrak 2000 Stereo Monitor Receiver

GPR-2639 $649 26" ColorTrak Console Color TV GPR-849R $549 27" Stereo Color Television F PR-2723 $799 26" ColorTrak 2000 Stereo Monitor Receiver

FPR -2670 $629 20" ColorTrak Stereo Table Model Color TV

F MR-560 $399 20" XL-100 Table Model Color TV FPR -515 $329 3 Head VCR With Remote Control VPT 385 $339 Camcorder CPR-150 $1099 Camcorder CPR-250 $1099 Hi-Fi VCR VPT-630 $629

Marine Corps Exchange ThiS ad was not paid for by the ' Kaneohe Boy Marine Corps Exchange. Quantities Limited

Sale runs

FINANCING AVAILAB

C A

MUSIC

Budweiser.

1171ii L EN A R

4 10/15 BUCK STOPS BAND Seafarers Club, NAS Bathers Point 8:30-11:30 p.m.

10/15 IL COUNTRY BAND & 29 Tradewinds Club, Hickam AFB

8:00-12:00 p.m.

10/19 TICKLED PINK (All girl band) Windward Enlisted Club, MCAS Kaneohe

10/21 NOTHING IN COMIPON & 29 BAND

Tradewinds Club, Hickam AFB

10/16 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 23 & 30 Acey Ducey Lounge, Club Pearl, Pearl

Harbor 8:00-2:00 a.m.

EVENTS 10/21 BOSS'S NIGHT

Kaneohe Staff NCO Club, MCAS Kaneohe

10/23 BOSS'S NIGHT Kaneohe Staff NCO Club, Camp Smith 4:00 p.m. till ??

10/27 MALE DANCERS Seafarer Club, NAS Barbers Point 7:00-9:00 p.m.

10/29 FOR WOMEN ONLY- PACIFIC PLAYBOYS Acey Ducey Lounge, Club Pearl, Pearl Harbor 4:00-6:30 p.m.

FRIctfl. 111cfrT

COUNT SPUDS MACKENZIE is sponsoring the Kaneohe Staff NCO Club BUD LIGHT FRIGHT NIGHT Halloween Costume Party. Several other clubs are hosting their own costume par- ties. Check your club bulletin for the time and location of the local Halloween Party.

THIS BUD'S FOR

FOOD

01.10. 41. Or 41. IP

''',54,>

10/15 MEXICAN AND ITALIAN & 22 NIGHT

(Build Your Own Taco) Kaneohe Officer's Club, MCAS Kaneohe 6:00-8:30

10/18 TWO FOR ONE PRIME RIB BUFFET Hickam Officer's Club, Hickam AFB 5:30-8:00 p.m.

10/21 ALASKAN CRAB AND & 28 PRIME RIB BUFFET

Marina Restaurant, Pearl Harbor

DA KINE 10/15 BUD LIGHT/SPUDS

MACKENZIE FRIGHT NIGHT Seafarer Club, NAS Barbers Point 8:00-11:00 p.m.

10/21 EXOTIC GO-GO DANCERS & 28 Windward Enlisted Club, MCAS Kaneohe

7:00-10:00 p.m.

10/19 MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL &26 IS BACK

Check your local club.

10/30 BUD LIGHT FRIGHT NIGHT Kaneohe Staff NCO Club, MCAS Kaneohe Featuring: MOJO HAND 9:00-1:00 a.m.

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DEEP SEA FISHING AT ITS BEST!!!!

MARINA PEARL HARBOR

The 44' fishing machine "K A1.0111" runs daily from Rainbow Bay Marina, Pearl Harbor. We provide all the gear; you the fish. EXPERIENCE THE OF A

FETIME WHEN THAT BIG ONE STRIKES!!

5 Passenger Exclunive Charter $300.00 full 8 hour dny

6 Passenger Exclusive Charter $330.00 fun 8 hour dny

Overnighter to Molokai 3500.00 132 hours)

UMW Wks. Weekday', & Weekend', WI'

Other packages available upon request. All military. naive duty, retire. DOB cud government employeeneoll thecharter fishing office cal 423-1113 Special Service's Pearl NA VASTA at 474-9103, 474-1190 for demils. Reserve roily and confirm your charter date wilily. All reservations on a first-come first cervices Inman.

This el net paid for by Spirts'. Pearl MAWMA

YOU KEEP THE FISH!!

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Dr. Lum has hundreds of grandchildren.

Lots of grandchildren, parents, and grandparents too. Because Dr. Lum practices Family Medicine. His specialty is comprehensive health care-from treating an adult with high blood pressure to vaccinating a baby to stitching up a cut- with a special interest in preventive medicine and lifestyle assessment.

As Landis Lum, you might find him enjoying such favorite activities as backpacking, jogging, basketball, or astronomy.

As Dr. Lum, you'll find him in just one place: The Honolulu Medical Group at Pali Palms. He's one of our family of 50 fine physicians you can choose as your own personal doctor, whether you need an orthopaedist, cardiologist, dermatologist, or a family medicine specialist like Dr. him.

Call us. Providing the best personalized health care is something we've been doing since 1903-for families just like yours.

II IL I 10NOEULU MEDICAL GROUP at Pali Palms

The Best el Heal Pali Palms Plaza, Building C 970 N. Kalaheo Avenue Kailua, Hawaii 96734

254.5881

HAWAII MARINE October 15, 1987

CIRCLE K

iNEttft CONVENIENCE STORES

Dr. Landis W.L. Lum Family Medicine

Specials Good 10/15/87 to 10/31/87 or While Supplies Last

COORS OR COORS LIGHT

$6.39 12 Pack

DOVE ICE CREAM BAR

$ 1 .29 each

BREYERS ICE CREAM Quarts $2 1 9 1/2 Gallons $379

THIRSTBUSTER 44 oz.

Ronald T. Nelson D.D.S.

FAMILY DENTISTRY

970 N. Kalaheo Ave. Suite C #309

PALI PALMS PLAZA KAILUA

HRS: Days & Evenings By Appointment

254-5503

ARRESTED FOR

DRUNK DRIVING?

CALL NOAH D. FIDDLER

Attorney at Law

Free Consultation NEW KA1LUA ADDRESS

261-3233 l'Al.1 PALMS PLAZA

970 N. KALAIIE0 SUITE A.210

545-7400 820 Mililani SI.

FIK.11141g. Ste. 11612

I COUNTRY RADIO

Top Ten Hits AM 94

1. SHINE, SHINE, SHINE Eddy Haven

2. RIGHT FROM THE START Earle Thomas Conley

3. LOVE ME LIKE YOU USED TO Tanya Tucker

4. AM I BLUE George Strait

5. MAYBE YOUR BABY'S GOT THE BLUES The Judds

6.1 WON'T NEED YOU ANYMORE (ALWAYS AND FOREVER) Randy Travis

7. CRAZY FROM THE HEART The Bellamy Brothers

8. TARTOP Alabama

9. LYNDA Stovo Warinor

10. SOMEBODY LIED Ricky Van Shelton

Listen to AM-94 For the Best of Country Music

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WAIPAHU. HI. 676-4088

AUTUMN SPECIALS

CALIFORNIA COOLERS 75° each or $2.99 4 pack

"GALLO" BLUSH CHABLIS

750 ml.

2/$7.00 Introductory Special

PEPSI 12 Pack $3.99

LAY'S CHIPS whoz. $1.83

EXPRESS LANE 1115 McCully St.

HONOLULU. HI. 949 -0667

CIRCLE K

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676-0550

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3001 E. Manna Rd.

MANOA. HI

988-5913

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JUST SAY "CHARGE IT!" No Money Down No Payment for 45 Days

6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH-NO INTEREST (Extended Terms Available on Approved Credit)

STOCK UP NOW tatting flme 833-0020

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30 Lbs Grade A Fryers 10 Lbs Pork Chops 10 Lbs Smoked Ham 10 lbs. Sliced Bacon 10 Lbs Pork Spare Ribs 30 Ws Frozen Vegetables

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October 15, 1987 qietettela Iltwiege Camp Smith Stables host horse show Story and photos by Sgt. J.G. Wickwire

Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii - After being closed down for almost a year, the Camp Smith Stables hosted its first horse show since reopening last May.

The show had 140 entries who competed in three divi- sions: children 9 and under; youths 10 to 15 and adults 16 and up. The entrants were all active duty military or mil- itary family members stat -

ioned in Hawaii, and many were competing in their first show.

Taking top honors in the 9 and under division was Danielle Ostovich, with the Reserve Championship going to Brooke Bater Strong. In the 10 to 15-year- old division, the champion was Michelle Carns, and the

Reserve Championships was a tie between Dagney Pitts and Lisa Schedler. Sharron Brown won the honors for the 16 and over division with Tamie Burge taking the Reserve Championship. The show was judged by use

Bater Taylor, an official American Horse Show Judge.

Putting together a show like this takes a lot of expe- rience and quite a few man hours. "We have more than 20 Marine volunteers who help run the place, and many put in as much as 30 hours a week of their own time," said stable manager Jerri Camarco, who runs the facil- ity with one part-time and two full-time staff members. "They have been preparing for the show since before sunrise. Without their dedica- tion, we would be hard pressed to run the place."

Many of the volunteers come from the Windward side of the island. "I really don't mind coming all the way over here," said LCpl. Ross Land, HMH-463. "It can be a chore when there's duty on a weekend,but if we let our work section know we're volunteering to work with children, they try to give us a break."

Prior to the stables closing down last year, the facility was run by a concessionaire.

When the cost of insurance becameltoo high , he sold his stock to the Camp Special Services, which now over- sees the facility.

"Most places don't have this kind of convenience and availability," said Major Susan Driggs, Assistant Ground Supply Officer, G-4, who started taking riding lessons last April. "The sta- bles are open quite often and they're right here on base. The people who run the sta- bles put in some very long hours but they really seem to care about the welfare of both the students and the horses."

Nikki Paisner, a volunteer groom here, has worked in five stables in Hawaii. "Horse care here is equal to, or better than, any stable that I've worked with on the island."

The stables also offer pic- nic rides and dinner rides. Both present the rider with breathtaking views of the mountains behind Camp Smith as well as the coastline from Diamond Head to

Lisa Schedler, 13, takes Asha over a jump.

Barbers Point. There is a minimum of 10 persons per group,with no maximum.

Stable hours are Wednes- day through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Monday and

Tuesday by appointment only. The stables are open to Hawaii's military and their guests.

Costs differ with $12 an hour for group lessons to military and family members

to $15 an hour for civilian guests. Private lessons and trail rides are $15 a half-hour.

Details are available by calling the stables for reser- vations and information, at 477-6430.

Heather McGinniss, 10, competes in the "Equestrian Over Fences" event for the 10- to 15-year-olds.

Stable volunteer LCpl. William E. White Jr., MWSS- 173, a crew chief in charge of the arena gate, studies the field.

Riding "Auntie," 8-year-old Danielle Ostovich displays the form she used to win the children's 9 and under division.

Sports Shorts I.M. Flag Football

Standings thru Sept. 20 HQ. 3rd MAR. 1 1 Regt. COMM H&S BSSG 1 1

Team Won Lost Team Won Lost

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Sept. 21

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Supply Co. BSSG 2 0 1st RAD Bn. 0 1

AAV's 1 1 H&S 1st MAB 0 2 Sept. 22

"C" 1/12 1 1 MACS-2 0 2 H&HS 1 1 Maint. Co. BSSG 0 0

H&MS-24 1 1 Motor T BSSG 0 0

I.M. Flag Football Scores thru Sept. 29

SOMS H.Q.

H&S BSSG HMH-463

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MCP 8 1st Rad. Bn. 6

0 Sept. 23 H&MS-24 8 "C" 1/12 6

MACS-2 7 H&S 1st MAB

HA 1/12 13 AAV's 12

Sept. 28 H&S 10 "L" Co. 3/3 12

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B-2 HAWAII MARINE October 15, 1987

On the Blotter Editor's Note: The fol-

lowing are actual inci- dents which occured on the Air Station this week. The Military Police De- partment here is bringing significant cases to your attention to prevent these types of incidents hap- pening to you or your fam- ily. To report a crime, or if you notice suspicious activity on the Air Sta- tion, please call the Mil- itary Police Department's 24-hour Crime Stopper number - 257-2123.

,Alcohol related problems continue to be the largest portion of the MCAS Military Police Department workload.

A LCpl. was apprehended for operating a government vehicle after consuming an alcoholic beverage. The LCpl. was driving an M923 5-ton vehicle to Fort Hase beach to try to pull a Datsun out of the sand. When the MPs arrived, an odor of alco-

hol was detected on the LCpl.'s breath.

Two Marines were appre- hended for DWI at the main gate.

The first was a LCpl. who had the odor of alcohol on him when the MPs asked to see his ID card. The LCpl. refused all tests and will have his driving privileges revoked. The decal was scraped from the LCpl.'s car to ensure that he will not drive on the air station.

The second DWI apprehen- sion came about the same way as the first one. A Cpl. had the odor of alcohol on his breath when he showed his ID card to the MP. The Cpl. chose to have a sample of his breath tested. This resulted in a .18% blood alcohol level. The Cpl. will have his driving privileges revoked, and the decal was scraped from his car.

Inside the Air Station, a LCpI. was apprehended for DWI after he was seen speed- ing on Mokapu Rd. When the MP approached the LCpl. to give him the traffic citation, the odor of alcohol was detected on the LCp1's breath. The LCpl. agreed to take a breath test, which resulted in a .13% blood alco- hol level. Consequently, he was given a military traffic citation for speeding, and will have his driving privi- leges suspended for one year. The decal was removed from the LCpl.'s car. Five Marines were detained by the Enlisted Club manager because they were being disorderly and breaking glasses. The MP arrived, and began to iden- tify the Marines. During the identification process, it was discovered that a PFC was under the legal age to drink alcohol. The same PFC had a stilleto knife in his posses- sion. The knife was confis- cated by the MP, and all the

Marines were processed, and turned over to their unit representative.

In another alcohol-related incident, a LCpI. was detained by the Honolulu Police Department in Kailua after it was discovered that he was using a fradulent ID card to get into a nightclub. The LCp1's real ID card was glued on top of another ID. The information on the back of the card then made the LCpl. 21 years old. The Mil- itary Police Department was called by HPD, and the LCpl. was apprehended for fraud- ulent use of an ID card. A traffic accident occured on Mokapu Blvd. A govern- ment vehicle, being operated by a LCp1., failed to maintain proper clearance when mak- ing a left turn on to Mokapu Blvd. As a result, the LCpl. struck a 1976 Ford that was being driven by a Sgt. The LCpI. was issued a traffic citation for failure to main- tain proper clearance. A Sgt. was arrested in

Honolulu for assault after he was seen arguing with a civilian woman. The Sgt. began choking the woman, and the two had to be phys- ically restrained. The Sgt. was released on $50 bail.

Three Cpls. were appre- hended for an assault against a LCpl. One of the Cpls. alleged that the LCpl. had followed him on to the Air Station with his high beam headlights on. An argument started and the LCpl. produced a claw hammer. The Cpl. struck the LCpl. and the hammer fell to the ground. A second Cpl. picked up the hammer and threatened to hit the LCpl.in the head with it. All three Cpls. then left the scene; however; two of them later turned themselves in to the Military Police. The LCp1. suffered minor abrasions, but did not need medical attention.

A Sgt. reported the theft of his maroon, 10-speed bike. The bike was not locked up,

and was in front of the Sges quarters.

A civilian employee aboard the Air Station was detained for disorderly conduct after he had an argument with the gas station attendant at the MCX Service Station. The man pulled in to the gas station in an erratic manner, and began to argue with a Marine at the gas pumps. The attendant, a woman employee of the MCX, asked the man to leave the gas station. The man argued, and used profanity towards her, and later returned to argue with her again.

A SgtMaj. requested that the MPs give a traffic cita- tion to one of the Marines in his unit. The SgtMaj. saw the Marine, a LCpI. driving a dick-up truck that was owned by another Marine in the unit, and knew that the LCpl:s driving privileges were suspended. The LCpl. was given a military traffic citation.

Sports Shorts Armed Forces

Ski Team Trials

Team trials for the U.S. Armed Forces Ski Team for CISM (Council Internatio- nale De Sport Militaire) Com- petition will be held in Bur- lington, Vt., Jan. 28-28, 1988. : Both Alpine and Nordic

events will be held. Marines

interested in being consid- ered for the trials must send applications through their chain of command to CMC (Code MSR) by Jan. 10.

To be eligible for consider- ation, Alpine skiers must have completed two NAS- TAR races and Nordic skiers, two USSA point standard races in the following catego- ries: 10K men, 10K women; 20K men's biathlon, 15K

men's or 10K women's cross country.

Applications must contain: name, rank, SSN/MOS and duty and home phone num- bers and ski history, such as date and place of competi- tions, medals won, NASTAR handicap, best times and names of organizations that can verify results of required events.

Refer questions to P.J.

Hodge, Morale Support Divi- sion, Military Recreation Branch, HQMC, by calling Autovon 224-2655 or Com- mercial (202) 694-2655.

WM Varsity Basketball

There will be one Hawaii Women's Varsity Basketball team made up of WM's from

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8:30 a.m. - Protestant Com- munion 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sun- day School, Pre-School, Bldg. 1391 9:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 11 a.m. - Protestant Wor- ship 1 p.m. - Samoan Congrega- tion 4 p.m. - Gospel Hour

Confraternity of Christian Doctrine for Catholics is held on Mondays. Pre-School through Kindergarten levels are taught at the Chapel, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.; Grades 1-12 are taught at Mokapu Elemen- tary School, 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.

Confession Reconciliation

J for Catholics is held up to 15 minutes before each mass or can be scheduled on an indi- vidual basis by appointment.

Sunday School Bus Service

The Air Station Chapel offers free Protestant Sunday School bus service for chil- dren of housing residents here. The service includes rut-nd-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.

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Saturday and Sunday

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Karate Karate will kick into action

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Wrestling The Varsity Wrestling sea-

son has begun. Anyone wish- ing to be on the team should stop by the Athletic Office.

Women's Soccer Looking for women inter-

ested in playing soccer. Coaches needed also! Active duty and family members are welcome. For more informa- tion call Stacey at 254-1615.

IM Basketball The organizational meet-

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Cross Country Coach Needed Applications are now

being accepted for the Ma- rine Corps Cross Country Track Team coach position.

The team is currently scheduled to compete in the Armed Forces Cross Country Championship, Jan. 8-10, at Tyndall Air Force Base, Panama City, Fla.

Interested Marines should send an application, as out- lined in MCO 1710.21C (Iden- tification of Coaches and Athletes), to HQMC, Code MSR, Washington, D.C., 20380-0001. Deadline for ap- plications is Nov. 16.

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SUNSHINE Mainl. Co. Car- pentry, painting, quality work. Reasonable prices. Up to $100. Steve 261-2638.

DOMESTIC House- cleaning at affordable prices. 523-7457

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BODY by Janis - low impact aerobics. Free childcare Kailua only. Aiea. 947-2182

10 Cemetery Plots

LOST A LOVED ONE? Let TRADEWINDS scatter their ashes and return them to the ocean. The peace and tranquility of the sea awaits thorn. Call Reverend Mid-

11111 dleton for Services at the Sea. 533-0220

PSYCHIC Readings-for info. write to: Arcturus, P.O. Box 569 Waipahu, HI 96797

CORBIT Aunty & Uncle didn't forget your birthday, we're Just a little late!

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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.

SINGLES. Social s0 gles registry: new monthly pub- lication, especially designed for today's sin- gles on the move -a fun, respectable, confidential way to meet other singles. Ideal for busy professional & business people. Now open to non-members. Call 533-7731 for your free copy.

THANK You St. Jude for answering my prayer & listening-D.V.

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Inspectors Electronics/Missile Automotive Supply Combat Vehicle Armament Engineer Equipment

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

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FURNITURE Refinishing & Repairs. Antique Restora- tions. Islandwide. 261-8302

I DO EXORCISM Individual, house & prop- erty cleansing of all nega- tive & positive spirits. Harry Kuboi 734-6986

GOT a crazy costume? Don't want anyone to see it? Join us for a Halloween cruise aboard a beautiful sailing yacht and vie for "Most Unique" costume prizes. Join Captain - Busters Ken & Dave for a memorable evening, Fri-

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:5209

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

AUDIO/Visual-Installation, demonstration 8 repair. All makes. Call AV Consulting 239-7814 Al /Dale

WEDDINGS, Church of Ha- waii Nei. Nondenomin'tl. Maui Loa Min. 638-7841

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CHANNELING EVENINGS w/an extraterrestrial being, 11/1 & 12/6. Fee $10. Also, readings 8 coaching to learn channeling. 262-9544

FURNITURE Refinishing & Repairs. Antique Restora- tions. Islandwide. 261-8302

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FRED Domingo Gen. Yard Care, hauling, lot/apt / cleaning. Free est. 422- 7426

MANICURIST Liberty House Beauty Salon at our Windward Mall Store is currently interviewing for a full-time Mani- curist who will provide manicure and pedicure services to our salon customers.

Applicants with beauty school training, who are creative, fashion and service oriented will be considered. We have on-going training in manicuring techniques.

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YARD SERVICE, clearing 8 hauling. Specializing in "Windward 8 Hawaii Kai area." 261-5945

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

For free estimates. Call Ken 254-6524

HOUSEPROUD Cleaninr Ser. Res /Comm. Rea: prices. Salisf. guar. 623- 8185

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

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

CINDY'S Alterations, cus- tom sewing, redesigning & military work. 10 yrs. exp., will p/u & deliv. 254-5044

YARD 8 Lawn work. Rak- ing, mowing, etc. Hard working 8 rel. 824 -0405.

THE PAINTER, ant /ext spe- cialist. Low rates, excl. refs. Free estimates. To $100, 226-6080

CLEAN WINDOWS! Pro. Service. 19 yrs. pro. exper. Insured. Call Ron Albert 524-5411.

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PIANO Tuning, Repairs. Semi-retired piano rebuilder available for qual- ity piano service. Please call Warren Groff Piano Co. 395-2223

TYPING Svcs, letters, bul- letins. term papers, post/ Xmas & envelope (wedding etc.) addressing. resumes, etc., roes. rates, 623-7541

GENERAL house cleaning reliable & dependable, 621- 1682

LADIES: Host a party at your home and qualify for FREE crystal, and have lots of fun. Call Laurel 254- 5730

COMPLETE landscape maintenance service, big 8 small jobs. 239-8030

PARTY tents, tables & chairs. Free est Reason- able. 622-5855

37 Business Services

PATIO/NEW Addilloi, Repair, remodel ClIfforr, !wane C-4477 Ph. 677-469t

VINYL Installations for mil- itary housing. Call Bob 737- 2067.

REMODELING/Renova- tion of kitchens 8 bath- rooms. New construction. concrete & masonry work. BWP Construction. 942- 5791 or 262-2603. (ABC 14271). Insured.

WORD Tech-typing, word processing. Reasonable rates, fast. 395-5911

CARPENTRY 8 PAINTING Reasonable & reliable.

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

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PROFESSIONAL Dress making & alterations for custom fit. p/u & deliv. 247- 5601-

D&M CONTRACTING INC. -Gen. Contractor. planning & design secs., new homes. additions, remodeling, cus- tom cabinets. All construe- lipn, phases. Free est. LicBC-14233 & insured. Call 239-4546

PERSONALIZED printing, fun graphics, resumes, fly- ers, etc! 734-4310

FINE Carpentry, all phases. Sky" lights, home repair. To trill,. Julian 293-8762

Afoot screens, jalousies, gntsg. Repair, replace. Tepplca338l Screens C-8761. 455-7 Kailua YARD Service, now in Kaneohe. For quality lawn care & or weed control. Call Call.Ken & Debbie 247-4642

HOLLOW tiles, redwood lentos. Concrete driveway, slabs, home extension. Free est. 488-3340 BC7828

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. . TYPISTS $500/wk. possi- blel For full details call Mark Hughes 1-213-281-7776

HOW TO start & operate yocir own prdlitable bus. at home! Free details, call 247 0677

VENDORS needed for 11/ 21 Craft Fair at Pearl Har- bor. Call 834-0865; 676 - 7068 for info.

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DECKHANDS WANTED for a 100 It catamaran sunset dinner cruise. No experience necessary. Please call 538-7733

DELIVERY & In-Office Assistant Manager JJ Pro- ductions 947-6871. Great Experience!!!

RESIDENT MANAGER Large condo.

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

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

PROMINENT artist pre scents children's art work- shop. Aloha Tutoring 533- 5457

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

PRIVATE tutor: Cart. Teacher K-8, 6-12, English Reasonable! 488-8189

PIANO Lessons Kaneohe area only.

Call 235-4432, 841-1196

BALLET FOR ADULTS

New morning and evening 'classes begin Oct. 13 ' Mavis Tracy Ballet ,. School. 261-6217

SEE Hawaii Underwater! NAUI scuba instruction,

safety thru education. Individualized instruction,

specializing in couples & families. Call Peter 261-8020

ALOHA Tutoring Service All subjects, all grades. lndiv. instrn. 533-5457.

FULL service First Aid/CPR classes & supplies. Afforda- ble. 942-0444

PIANO & Voice lessons Adults, children, beg Music grad. 261-8846

BATON Twirling Lessons now starting. For more information. Ph. 531-6742

PIANO or organ lessons in yourhome. Norm Nutter

93 wt'4° WliNTED: 15 happy people

who want to have fun learning to play piano.

All ages welcome. - $5 per hr. lesson. 7 First lesson FREE!

HAIKU PIANO LESSONS 235-6297 or 235-5236. - -

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

CLERKS, type 45wpm, mil- itary spouses welcome. No fee. Western Temp. Svcs. 524-0411 (EOE MFH)

HAIRSTYLISTS, excl. opportunity at Fantastic Sam's. Kailua and Aiea. Ph. 261-4406 or 488-2466

FASTEST Growing billion dollar co. seeking military/ civilians over 18 to establish In Hawaii $800-$1200 part time 41900-43700 lull time 261-4345

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

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PH: 671-2871 PH: 622-4195 DIVISIONS OF SERt'CO P.4(11 IC INC'.

80 Help Wanted Male/Female

ADMIN. ASS'T. SAIC is looking for a moti- vated, organized individual to perform general admin. functions In our Kailua office. Duties Include: tele- phone, typing, filing. Ilte A/ P & general office admin. Working knowledge of WordStar req. & Lotus 123 pref. Excl. benefits pkg. Resumes: SAIC, Pali Palms Plaza, 970 N. Kalahoo Ave., #A -323. Kailua, 96734

GENERAL Office/filing clerk. Kailua office M-F 9- 12 at $4/hr. Excl. English & office exper. req. Call Sue 262-2381

LAW office in Kaneohe is looking for Secretary/ Receptionist. Type 60 wpm, no exp. nec. Will train. Call for appointment 235-4000

TEACHER'S Aide for Chris- tian alter school program. Kailua 262-8501

PART time LPN or Medical Assist. for Kailua Physician. Ph. 261-6133

CHILD Caregivers, part time, w/experience, $4.70/ hr., w/o experience, $4.35/ hr. Apply at Hickam Personnel or call 449-6898/ 449-5230

FASHION SHOW Nov. 15, on Pearl Harbor. Looking for volunteer help and mod- els. Call Denise, 422-4963.

NEEDLECRAFT Lovers Earn $$ Teach & Sell. Cre- ative Circle. 239-7917

'APPLY NOW Part time openings,

flexible hours, paid train- ing provided, driver's

license & phone req. Appli- cations accepted M-F,

10am-6pm. Washington Inventory Service

677 Ala Moana Blvd. #610, Honolulu 531-9977 or 765 Kam Hwy. 10028 Pearl City 455-6563

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

EARN Extra Income! Guar- anteed p/t income. Assem- bly. piece work, electron- ics, typing & sewing! For details 213-859-6938

DENTAL Asst. part-time, experience only. Wind- ward. 235-0016.

MILITARY dependents sign on for temporary tours for duty w/Hawaii's top firms. Your good clerical & word processing skills are needed. Immed. assign- ments. Good pay. Never a

Fee. Call Western Tempo- rary Svc. 524-0411. It's not just an adventure. It's a Job. EOE MFH

5V Employment Opportunities

LOOKING FOR OPPORTUNITY?

NO EXPERIENCE? We'4I pay while you learn! Auto sales is one of the

higgest paid sales occupa- tions there is! Call us for

clegOls & appointment Ask for Mr. Roberts. Windward

Dodge/lsuzu/Subaru Kaneohe 235-8774

AVON $S$ 10 to 50% earn- ings. Training free, sell anywhere. Margot 455-1947

COUNTER person, part- time, days. Coll Naz or Terry at Fromex Windward Mall 247-6737

ASSISTANT to Executive Director. Qualification includes attention to detail, good memory, self directed, clerical

skills, flexible in range of duties. Good

verbal communication skills Send resume and cover

letter to Pan Pacific Surgical Association.

P.O. Box 553, Honolulu. Hawaii 96809

SECRETARY TRAVEL AGENCY-MILITARY DE- PENDENTS PREF. 422-9444

SALES Receptionist p/t. Interested In A solid career? Enjoy working with people? Do we have a job for you! Call Kailua Nutri-Systems 254-5811

RECEPTIONIST, Let's Talk! Call 527-4904 Adia Pers. Svcs. NO fee!

ENERGETIC? Like outdoor work? Classy Clean Mobile car wash. Call 948-4000 Iv. message

RELIABLE X-Mas help for toy store. 247-3390, call 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

LABORERS-never min- imum wage and never a lee! Call today 527-4904 Adia Personnel Svcs.

PASTEUP/PRODUCTION POSITION

In-house ad agency seek- ing individual with basic pasteup/production expe- rience. Portfolio required. Salary negotiable, excel- lent benefits. Please send resume to: KDS Advertising Agency ATTN: Personnel Manager P.O. Box 17923 Honolulu, HI 96817 or call the Personnel Dept. for an appointment at 847-4887

ACCOUNTING. "Count all our benefits." Adia Pers. Svcs. 527-4904. Never a fee!

TEACHER - Montessori certified for preschool in Wahiawa. Please call 621- 3010 1-4 p.m.

TYPIST for radio station part time. Computer- literate helpful. Leeward area only 671-6500 M-F

DATA ENTRY, operators needed now! Adia Pers.

Svcs. 527.4904 NO fee!

TEACHER's aids Kahaluu/ Pre-school. Experience preferred. Call 254-6442

WORD processors-join the ELITE team at Adia Pers. Svcs. 527-4904. NO Fee!

LADIES to crochet hats in your home, in Waikiki area. Call 922-9535

60 Help Wanted Male/Femole

RN/LPN p/t. burned out? Have we got the job for you, no late nights, weekends or holidays. Pleasant office environment for energetic motivator interested In fit- ness. Kailua Nutri-Systems 254-5811

$55 EARN

HOLIDAY $55

PART TIME JOB

*ATTENTION* MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES

Earn Extra Money Part-time S6 per hour

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

We need parl-time workers immediately to train for ma newly estahlished -Discount Buying. Ware. house Outlets." Special- izing in clothing. jewelry. radios. toasters. furniture TVs. microwaves. baby lurnilure and many more appliances. Following areas are available: Hono- lulu. Pearl Harbor. Sall Lake, Wahiawa. Barbers Point and KMCAS. Other Benefits include: Advance. merit Bonuses and Meer'. live Pay.

Call

486-0173 ask for Judy

TYPISTS-$500 wkly. at home. Info? Send SASE G.E. Robinson 1260 Rich- ard Ln. N216 Hon., HI 96819

EXPANSION SMC DISTRICT

Has 3 openings, 1 full time manager assistant position, to assist product set-up, scheduling & customer ser- vice. 1 full & I part-time trainee for food & nutrition program. No experience is preferred, as we train. To set Interview appointment call 254-6614, Monday 10/ 19. between 7 a.m.-12 noon.

SECRETARIES "you're in demand." Call today. Adia Pers. 527-4904. NO fee!

SEAFARERS intl. Union needs the following Mer- chant Marine ratings: Able bodied seamen - all grades; firemen/oilers/ watertenders; electrical engineers; refrigeration engineers; machinists/ maintenance engineers. Please apply in person at 636 Cooke St , Hon No phone calls. Transcript of sea service & DD2-14 or Merchant Mariners docu- ment req.

SHIPPING Clerk & light assembly. Full time. Knit:a 262-6665

TYPIST-speedy fingers? Call 527-4904. Adia Pers. Svcs. Never a fee!

PERFECT part time job! Insurance/Securities sales. We train-high comm. Nationwide Co. 833-2544

$$$$LOOKING for 6 home- makers who want to earn $1000 by Christmas. For no obligation Interview. Call 487-8402.

DENTAL Asst. full time Kailua, Immed. opening exper. pref. 262-4552

-AVON- Own your busi- ness. Be your own boss, 50% earnings poss. Free prof. workshop. Apply this ad. Kandy 239-6997 Jo 395- 6970

LOST your Tri-Chem or Artex dealer? New Xmas catalog F/P time jobs 682- 3960. 839-6680, 624-5058, 423-1760, 293-5764

NURSE Aide, part time. Ann Pearl I.C.F. Call 247- 8558 M-F 8:30-4

TELEPHONE Sales of X- mas tickets part time, no exper. $5 hr. + bonus, eve. shift. Call Dorothy at 254- 3912 or 254-2747

RELIABLE, honest, hskpr. No exper. nec. Will train. Flex. hrs. $5/hr. + incen- tives. Call today 732-0503

CLERKS, no experience necessary. Call Adia Pers. Svc. 527-4904. NO fee!

FULL time licensed scuba instructor w/current insur- ance. 396-9738 days; 396- 0646 eves

60 Help Wanted Mole/Female

HAVE fun passing Out sam- ples at stores! Must have outgoing personality & like meeting people. 395-7371/ 396-8533

KITCHEN Cleaners, crew leaders/helper, full-time Night work, no exper. nec- essary. Good benefits. Call between 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 833-5060

EXPERIENCED dry cleaning help for brand new plant. Day

shift, benefit, in Wai-

kiki. Call 941-7576 days or 949-4284 evenings.

BABY sitter care for 2 toddlers, my home. Days only $17.50 per day. 261- 7023 eves.

TEACHER for Aiea Pre- school, Associates or Bachelors Degree required. Full or part time. Call 677- 8009

Data Entry/CRT Operators

EARN GOOD PAY!

BE A KELLY

TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE.

Variety d assignments Flexible schedule Competitive pay Short di long term assignments

If you Qualify, will train you to use one of 3 leading PC

spreadsheet software par4ges So you can expand your skills and

accept even more assignments Cat today for details

Call today!

521-7468

guy SERVICES

The Kelly GM' People

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US .11. trowel 84 wootants to tito. PQM a tOtooty aro ttool to oat, to NV

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PARTY store clerk, p/t, exper. in crafts & consulta- tion. 536-0390

TEACHER, Kaneohe Pre- school. Early Childhood Ed. or CDA & teaching exp required. PH. 247-8186

LANDSCAPE maintenance laborers & tree

timmers, part time, must be strong, call alter 2 p m.

239-8030

82 Domestic Help Wanted

WILL care for children M- F, 6 a m.-6 p.m., Kaneohe, Ph. 247-5497

NEED loving sitter for infant in our home. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 to 12:30. Call 263- 3441

HELP wanted domestic foster family wanted by Dept. of Health,

Community Services for the Developmentally Disabled Nursing Home Without Walls to care

for 1 or 2 wheelchair bound mentally retarded

resident from Waimano training school and hospital. Training,

supervision and payment provided. Call Monday

at 735-5213 Tues. through Fri. at 456-6232

83 Jobs Wonted

EXPER. Mom will babysit in my Kailua home. Refs. 261- 3543

BABYSITTING, my home. Quality care for your young ones. 262-2483

LOVING mom will baby sit, my Waipahu home. Exp. Refs. avail. 677-8851

EXP. mother of 4 will baby- sit any age. any time. My Kaneohe home. 239-7621

75 Apts. Pally Furnished

Pearl

City Nissan

80 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC-3

Bargain Hunter's

Special!

#2192 $695

'82 TOYOTA TERCEL

4 Or. Auto. All new tires. Pretty in Pink!

112177 $2595

NISSAN 456-5938

USED CAR SPECIALS $200 DOWN oac

All cars subiect to prior ;ale Prices plus lax & lic.

'82 PONTIAC 6000

Low mileage. Air cond Looks & rides great.

#2183 $3495

'84 SUBARU GL WAGON

5 Spd. Air cond. Law mileage. Great family car

112189 $3895

'71 KARMANN GHIA

4 spd. Excellent condtioni

MAKE N2190 OFFER!

'83 200 SX SL Auto Air cond. Power mir- rors. Power windows. AM/FM cass.

I12184 $4495

90 Rentals Wanted

KANEOHE Studio prkg.. util. & cable incl. $350 mo. Call Sat. or Sun. before noon. Ph. 235-5797

ONE Bedroom, $700 a month. Utilities included. Call 262-8926

78 Rentals to Share

HAUULA: Share beach house. Rent reduced for help w/horses. 293-5178.

SHARE 3 bdrm, house In Kaneohe utilities incl. $325

deposit. 247 -2655.

COUPLE/Single to share spacious house with cou- ple. Great housemates. $500/$350 4 utilities. Deposit required. Call 262- 6471/9074, leave message. available now. Jim.

KAILUA - employed non- smoker. Own rm. & be., female pref. $300 util. incl. 4 % deposit 262-4796

NORTH shore oceanfront 3 bdrm.. 2 be. Sandy bch. 8 mos. lease $950. 988-3361

HOUSEMATE to share 3 bdrm., 2 bath house w/man In Mililani, prefer non- smokin g mature person. No pets, $500 plus call 625- 5853 after 6 p.m.

EXPERIENCED Sitter needed nights 6-10 p.m. my home Mililani, call 625-6996

HAUULA Mom will babysit my TLC home. M-F, runs, rates, any hrs. 293-8665

KANEOHE/Kahaluu mom will babysit my home Mon- Sun. anytime, reas. rates, meals & snacks 239-4353

EXPER. mother will babysit your toddler wkdays f/t in my KMCAS home. 254- 6674

83 Houses Partly Furnished

KAAAWA - Large 1 bdrm. apt. downstairs half of home w/huge yard & beau !Hui views. Pref. mature couple or single. No pets. $800. Lv. msg. 237-8013

PEARL area 2 bdrm., kids ok $725/3 bdrm. $750 943- 0093 Rent Mart Fee

HANDY base 3 bdrm. $675/ exec. 2 bdrm. $775 943- 0093 Rent Mart Fee

THREE Bedroom, 2 bath, large yd.. near stores. schools, bus, no pets. $900 plus deposit. 263-4809 Kai- lua

84 Rouses Ming

MATURE housesitter avail. Dec. 15th-30th or 31st or longer. Will take care of pets & plants. 254-1966

85 Condos/Townhouses Parity Furnished

NANAKULI 2 bdrm., 1 be.. 2 prkg., newly renovated $550 sec. 623-8014

KANEOHE - Puu Ali!, 2/2, 2 prkg , split level, pool, tennis, spa, excl cond., $900/mo 262-8210

88 Rooms for Rent

WAHIAWA Hts. rm. & ba. quiet area. own entry, $195 util. incl. 621-2442

Kallua nr. KMCAS, priv. bath $350 + dep. 2 mature adults. 254-4274

ROOM available in nice Kahaluu home. Must be responsible. Prefer non- smoker. $250 deposit, $250 mo., utilities included. 235- 6959

73 Apts. Furnished 93 Vacation Rentals

ILIKAI Marina $1292. 1765 Ala Moana 1 bdrm., ocean view, avail. now till 12/15. $900. 988-3361

NORTH Shore Oceanfront living near Kawela Bay. 1

bdrm. furnished w/deck. Utilities incl. $595 mo. +

deposit. Call 293-2554

KAILUA deluxe furn. studio $500 mo. + WO. 1 person, refs. 262-5181

I BDRM. turn beach condo Pat's at Punaluu $600 mo Call 235-3445 leave msg.

75 Apts. Partly Furnished

KANEOHE 1 bdrm., avail, now, 6 month lease, $550. 235-5042

KAILUA studio, $450/mo., util. incl.. convenient. 262 - 6436.

KAILUA studio $500 or 1

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

LARGE 1 bdrm., Kaneohe, 5 min to KMCAS,

254-1049

WINDWARD cozy apt. $450/huge 3 bdrm. $675 943-0093 Rent Mart Fee

GOOD area 2 bdrm. $450/ 3 bdrm. 2 be $755 943-0093 Rent Mart Fee

KAILUA/Kaneohe Bay, delightful 1 bdrm. cottage on water, priv. 254-5311

KAILUA vacation rent als, near beach. Call 261-5174

LOOKING FOR 2bdrm., in Waipahu/Mililani, 836-2431 or 676-2598

109 Condon/Townhouses for Ws

MILILANI 3 bdrm., 2 ba 2

prkg.. assume 9.5% VA, $1000 down, 623-5236

CUTE bdrm. & be. nr. Kai- lua beach. Cable TV, $35/ day. 261-4222.

KAILUA: One house from beach, 4-5 bdrms. Lg., spa- cious w/pool. 30 day min. Very priv. Everything turn. $150/day (4 bdrms.) + taxes 8, dep. 262-9891.

112 Property PAonogoment

RESIDENT MANAGER Large condo.

Salt Lake area Supervisory experience

Knowledge of maintenance/security Good starting salary

2 bedroom apartment plus medical

Submit resume to J.C.P.

HAWAIIANA MANAGEMENT 1100 Ward Ave. Suite 1100

Honolulu, HI. 96814

PROPERTY Management Jett Pacific Properties- Condo, res. & apt. mnngml 235-8558; 235-6196

114 Real Estate for Sale

MAKAUA Village studio apt. #212 price drastically reduced $33,500. Walk across road to beach, per- fect for weekend retreat. Tom or Paul (RA) 847-6531 Budget Realty.

PACIFIC Palisades Fee 5 bdrm , 2 bath for Igo. family, tranquil setting MLS41191 $179,000 Larry Redden (R) 398 -0665 or 533-7901

98 Rentals Wanted

CONTRACTOR would like to rent 3-4 bdrm. house in Wahiawa area. 621-7775

FAMILY of 3 w/pets looking for 2-3 bdrm. house in Windward Area. 261-3190

WANTED to rent or lease, Hawaii Kai. 4 bdrm. partly furn. Up to $1200.395 -5385 or days 924-7972.

WINDWARD Area. Seeking 3 bdrm. home, $650 to $800. Call Nick at 247-5433 eve- nings.

Two professional women. with excellent references, seek a 2-3 bedroom home up to $750, preferably in Kailua. Call 261-8056 eves.

PEAFILRIDGE Square - fantastic Harbor & golf course view from this 34th fir. studio. Seller will pay buyers closing cost. $50,900 L What a Buyl mls 38668 Noe Perea Proper- ties. Call 487-5266

WAHIAWA Woodwinds highly upgraded, 1 bdrm. w/assumable VA high bal- ance, low interest rate mortgage $59,000. Fee mls 39011. Don't miss out. Call Noe Perea Properties 487- 5266

40 Acres Southern COLO- RADO. $12,500 total. $150 dn. 120 pymts of $150. 8% int. Owner 806-376-8690.

115 Reel Estate Amount:moms

VA FORECLOSURES Low dn. payment & closing expenses. Non veteran 8 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.

120 Home Furnishings

HIDEABED qn. size, now $500; rattan Bombay din. rm. set, new $650; 262-5274

CRIB /mattress; baby swing; car seat; high chair; playpen, etc. 422-6317

TEAK Wood Dining Rm. Set w/server 8 8 chairs. $2000. 623-8244

RATTAN sofa with 2 match- ing chairs, good quality. excl. cond., $425. 395-4088

FIRM King Koil queen size bed $100 with frame. Call 261-6977.

QUEEN size hideabed $100.

Call 422-8041

6 PIECE bdrm. set good cond. $250

Call 261-2048

REMODELING Sale-Bdrm. turn., Queen sofa bed. bathroom mirror 48x30 8 misc. 263-4048

KING size waterbed w/6 drawer pedestal. 2 match- ing nightstands $700/offer 623-3885

TEAK Curio cabinet w/ mother of pearl inlay $800, Teak bar $450/offer. New, must sell 625-0651

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Dining Chairs in Rattan, Mahogany & Walnut with or w/out Arms: Coffee Tables in Many Styles: Dressers; Nile Stands; End Tables; Framed Mirrors. Antique Carved Teak Loveseat Bench; TV/Micro. wave Carts: Crib . Dining Sets and Much More.

ALL CLEAN b READY

139A HekiliSt.,Kallua

262-7938

EASE TO OWN ALL MAKES & MODELS

$6,37300 OR $14279 PER NTH

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

Residuals SI.67127. 1K months Sublet 10 prim. s. It% 1072188

JIM SLEMONS LEASING

K ANEOHE WINDWARD MALUNEXT TO J C PENNEY

CALL NOW 235-2117

p

RABBIT ROUNDUP

'78 4 DR. AUTO (BPE-776) $1099

'79 4 DR. AUTO (ADS- 586).... $1399

'79 DASHER WGN (CBA-470) $1399

'80 2 DR. 4 SP (BEA-339) $1899

'81 4 DR. AUTO (MFA-421) $2399

'81 4 DR. 4 SPD. (BUC-120) $2399

'82 4 DR. DIESEL (CJT-039) $1999

'81 2 DR. 4 SPD. (MFK-884) $2499

'81 4 DR. 4 SPD. NU PNT (MFA-434) $2699

'81 CONV. AUTO (AFA-438) $4999

PLUS THESE SPECIALS!

'81 024 DODGE (BEY-628) $1399

'82 SUBARU WGN. A/C (AUT-972) S2799

'81 SUBARU GLS (CFC-717) $1999

'84 LTD BROUGHAM (CF-1-919) $4999

725 KAILUA RD. 262-6576

'72 CUTLASS ii1069 (ARA990)

'75 BUG nI038 (CF8197)

'77 PINTO 51023 (BTS494)

$595

$595

$595 '78 ACCORD .1011 (BAC423) $495

UTTER n

'79 SUBARU BRAT nI073 (FINL)422) $495 '77 GRANADA 11853 (BST9I9)

'78 FAIRMONT n973 (APTI43)

'70 MALIBU 5990 (ASTI43)

FORD ISUZU

$395

$295

'195 AIEA

98-015 Kam Hwy. 487-3811

Prices good until Oct. 21

120 Home Furnishings

COUCH 9'. perfect cond., blk. background $500 or offer. 261-4447

RUST 8 Blue Sofa & Love- seat, 7 pillows each, otto- man, 2 chairs back end navy blue. Matching set, excl. cond! $980. 623-8244

HUGE Bar, all equipped $490. Heavy baroque bdrm set, $1190. Jennaire, $590. exercise bike, $50. Dish- washer, $99. Make offer! 235-3282.

120 Home FurnishIngi

TWIN Bed 8 box spring $100; high chair $20. all excl. cond Call 531-8993 between 6 8 9 p.m.

CALIFORNIA King-size water bed with captain's pedestal end large head- board, includes liner, heater and mattress. $750. Call 624-4379

WE BUY AND SELL Good Used Furniture NIMITZ USED FURNITURE 3165 No. Nimitz Hwy. Ph. 834- 1080

120 HomeFumbH111.

WAVECREST king sz. waterbed, padded frame, $185. Glass dining table, $75. Call 623-8602

PIANO, Kawai upright $400, dining table/6 chairs, queen sz. bed. Best offer. Call after 5 p.m. Ph. 524- 0440

122 Travel

ONE Way ticket to East Coast $225/best ofr. Call Tonya or Sharon 521-9402

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UTTER DODGE

$2500 GUARANTEED TRADE-IN ON ALL DOMESTIC PICKUPS & VANS

ZERO DOWN '87 DODGE ARIES 4 DR. AUTOMATIC. POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, AIR

CONDITIONED. STEEL BELTED RADIALS (#71067)

"0" DOWN $1,000

$219 FACTORY REBATE

PER MONTH

I U,LiCLAsi + iaX, 114., UM: itg 4w moanuo ou muss. 12.38% APR. Subject to prior sale.

ONE KNOWS

SPECIALIZING IN MILITARY FINANCING 1EI I Affil 114 CI ;IA 411111

'81 OMEGA (11X3125)

CLEARANCE $595 '81 CHAMP

(C4C724)

CLEARANCE $1295 '85 TOYOTA TERCEL

(BY8487)

CLEARANCE $4495 '87 AEROSTAR

7 passenger, Auto., Aft (KEA292)

CLEARANCE $1 2,995

'85 MAZDA (C1111785)

CLEARANCE $3695 '79 MAXIWAGON

(CBUO87)

CLEARANCE $2995 '83 PONTIAC

(AWC218)

CLEARANCE $3995 '68 CORONA

(Mlles)

CLEARANCE $395

'85 FORD ESCORT (KWX218)

CLEARANCE $3995 '79 GRANADA

(1311P649)

CLEARANCE $895 '79 COLT (AVV/S89)

CLEARANCE $995 '68 VALIANT

(AfC599)

CLEARANCE $395

'73 CHEVY MALIBU (Bnu494)

CLEARANCE $595 '81 TOYOTA S/W

(BCA397)

CLEARANCE $3995 '74 MANTA

(MEM)

CLEARANCE $495

UTTER DODGE

'77 GRANADA (111(0324)

CLEARANCE $495 Sale exp.

Val

'85 D-100 PICKUP with CAMPER

(COT795)

CLEARANCE $7995 '85 DODGE COLT

(REM')

CLEARANCE $3995 '74 VOLKSWAGEN

(AE0398)

CLEARANCE $495 '80 FAIRMONT

(RAX303)

CLEARANCE $495 10/21/87

DOWNTOWN 630 Piikoi 528- 1 720

PEARL CITY f Next In Pearl C,ly Tyverni

921 Kam. Hwy. 455-1071

122 Travel

CAN'T afford air fare?? You can afford a ticket to Par- adise! Join us on the "Friendly Seas" for a TRADEWIND CRUISE under moonlight or for an afternoon delight. Special Kamaaina/Military rates. Call Captain Dave to sched- ule your personal cruise. 533-0220

FLY Save Lowest Fares. West Coast, interisland jet,

AK NYC $199 Frankfurt $364. Restrictions apply. 377- 5488 T101876

CHEAP Tickets-interisie tickets $29.95, West Coast $1391 way, East Coast $398 RT 947-3717 TA920

CHEAP Airline Tickets Lic. #TA00431

526-3995

LOS ANGELES or SanFran $175, Interisle $32, Seattle/ Portland $179. 531-4261

LA $139/SF $149, NY/DC/ 41) Bos/Mia. $319. Sea/Port

$179, Interisle $29. Travel Savers TA682. 946-3911

123 Moving-Stomp

ALOHA MOVING Consultants Ph 734-8084

ABC MOVERS No move too small!!

Call Al 942-2993

LOWEST Cost Household Storage

ilk Only 16¢ per cu. ft. up Primo Storage 487-2098

TOWN & COUNTRY HAULING Quality &

Dependable Service Household & Office

Moving Interisland & Local Mov-

ing Specializing in Apart- ments & Condos

Piano Moving Warehouse & Storage Container Service Islandwide Service

P.U.C. 4272-C SENIOR DISCOUNT

"THE RECOMMENDED MOVER"

949-4680 949-4680

124 Garage /Lana) Sale

YARD Sale: full size bed, frame & headboard incl. $75; bar w/4 stools $250, lots of misc., Sat. & Sun., Oct. 17 & 18, 8 to 3, 44-716 Puamohala St., Kaneohe.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Oct. 17, 8 to 3, 357 Manono St., Kailua, kitchen table & chairs; qn. sofabed; golf clubs; clothes; misc.

GARAGE Salo: misc.; antique Singer sewing machine. Fri., Oct. 16, 9 to 4, 45-404 Kam Hwy., Kaneohe.

GARAGE Sale 10/17. 1239 Punana Lp. Kailua- clothing. materials, jewelry, misc. household items. baseball cards, etc.

GARAGE Sale: Fri., Sat., & Sun., 8 to 5, 986 Apokula St., Kailua, misc & clothes.

SAT./Sun. 9-5, 3 military families moving. Furn., hshld. items. 95.548 Naho- loholo St. Mililani

SAT., 9-3, turn., linens, Jishes, baskets, bi-f old doors, tent, misc. 130 Kai- hone Wy., Kathie

PLANTS & misc. Items, Fri. & Sat., Oct. 16 & 17, 9 to 2, 156-CC No. Kalaheo Ave., Kailua

MOVING Sale-1191 Kupau St. Sun., Oct. 18th & Sun. Oct. 25th 9:30-3 p.m.

124 Garage/tonal Sale

SAT. 10/17, 9-3 pm. 95-175 Kulua Pl. Mililani. Misc., turn., Kimball Swinger Organ, Kimball spinet piano & lots morel

BAZAAR WHERE-Elks Lodge, 2933 Kalakaua Ave.; WHEN- Saturday. Oct. 17, 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.; WHO-LADIES OF THE ELKS; WHY-To benefit HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. WHAT- Auction 11:00 A.M., Albums, Books, Toys, Bou- tique. Country Store, Jew- elry. New & Used Clothing, Plants, White Elephant items. PUBLIC WELCOME. Free Parking. BUS #2 KAPI- OLANI PK.

EVERYTHING MUST GOI Garage sale, Friday & Sat- urday, 10/16 & 10/17, 9

11. a.m.-5 p.m. 287 Ainahou St., Hawaii Kal.

KAILUA 10/17-Outdoor turn., diving gear, wind- surfer, tools, misc. hshld. 20 Pilipu Pl. 262-4913

KAILUA Sale-Sal. 8-2. 205 Kuuhale St. Baby items, girls' & women's clothes, desks. chairs, windsurfer w/sail, much misc.

MOVING TO MAINLAND! Sat., 10/17, furn., type- writer. dishes, Panorama Photography closeout sale. photos $5 and up, art sup- plies, desk & file & more! 1264 Mokapu Blvd., Kailua

SAT., 10/17, 9-1, 974 lopono Lp.. Kailua, Barbell, weights, bench press, sew- ing patterns, notions, misc.

OCTAGONAL Dinette Set for 5, huge gourmet table, Weltron stereo system, misc. gift items, utility cab- inet. Oct. 10, 9-2. 322 Aoloa St. 11610, Kailua

FURN.: dresser;' bed; 3 pc. big oak desk w/file; 2 dr. refrig.; 30 gal. aquarium & lots of plants. Oct. 17. Sat., 9 to 5, 455 Anolani St., Niu Valley

FLOOR polisher, bicycle, punee, plants, misc. Sat. 10/17, 9-4 1051 Kahili Pl.

MOVING Sale: Clothes; tupperware; books; crafts.

tc. Oct. 17, 9-1 p.m., 4915 - B Mokupea P1. Ewa B.

GARAGE Sale: Sat. & Sun.. Oct. 17 & 18, 8:30 to 2, 45- 021 Malulani St., Kaneohe, misc items, turn., clothing.

PRE-Holiday Craft Fair -- Gifts, stocking stutters. Sat. 10/17 Alna Heine 534 W. Hind Dr. 8-4 p.m.

125 Home ApplIonces

FOR Sale: Kenmore washer & Whirlpool dryer $175. Call alter 4 p.m. 621-8789

REFRIGERATORS full size, $95 & up. Guaranteed. Call 621-9003

NAME Brand refrigerators on sale now from $139. KND 2130 N. King 842-1996

REFRIGERATOR, like new! 10.5 cu. ft. $320/best ofr. 622-5542

KENMORE microwave oven, one touch, 18 speed settings, like new, $225 or make offer. 949-5260 after 1:30 p.m.

WHIRLPOOL refrigerator freezer, good cond., $400. Ph. 395-8921.

126 Miscellaneous

VACUUM cleaners, 'like new $24.95 & up with guar- antee. Call 735-6452

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

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

MOVING - arm chairs, $50 ea.; love seat, $65; coffee table, $60; $200 takes all! Table saw. $85; desk, $10; new heat pump, $175; dou- ble bed, $60 & more. Cell 595-3420/235-5122

B5 RAINBOW Vacuum Cost $900. Must sell $350 Call 735-2055, 923-7943

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

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

WATER Purifier state of the art reverse osmosis system. Call 637-4581

WANTED Antiques.jewel- ry, collectibles, gold. silver & American Indian Collect- ibles. Also, antq. restora- tion/repairs 262-5526 dlr.

FOR Sale: Trane Cold Gen- erator-type CGAA 4006RA. Compressor needs repair. Make offer. Can be seen at 114 Makawao St.. Kailua. Call 262-4329 for appoint- ment.

BED $150; diamond $350. Call 833-1127 ask for Jeanette

FURNITURE & miscellane- ous, 2 chairs/ottoman. $300 set; sofa, $350; 2 end tables, $100, lamps, etc.. excl, cond. 262-8847

RATTAN dining set w/6 chairs & matching glasstop buffet $400; rattan bar stools $20 ea.; picnic table $40;

Scan Design youth bed w/matchlng bookshelf

$100; glasstop end tables $20 ea.; plants, pictures

& misc. 395-4111 after 6 p.m.

126 MIscetlaneous

HAM quad HF antenna, 40' tubular crank-up tower, rotor. 254-1023

SEARS gas brushwackor, 2 blades & line trimmer, all for $60. 239-8914

2 REAL nice upholstered benches with backs, vinyl color of honey. 262-5065

19" COLOR TV $150, TV stand $5, 9 drawer dresser w/mirror $75, kitchen table w/2 chairs $10. 261-4437

FOR Sale: almost new Ken- more washer & dryer; twin bed; patio umbrella; chairs; vacuum cleaner; toaster & misc. furniture. Call 396- 9183

C-64 Color-computer w/ printer complete $500; loge. airline dog kennel $40; bas- ketball backboard & hoop $35. 625-1159

NEW Picnic Tables $93; Porch swing $80; fine wors- manship. 293-8392

FOR X-Mas: Crystal & porcelain figures. jewelry, signed lithos & more at drastically reduced prices! 254-3124

OLD cars & trucks & tires. Froo scrap iron. 247-4616 Stanley.

FREE Gift Catalogue - buy direct, get up to 60% sav- ings on distinctive gifts - order now! Send name/ address to Honor House, 2919 Kapiolani Blvd., Hon. 96826

VIDEO Camera Renta 5- $9.95 per day. Ph. 941-1253 1831 #8 Ala Moana Blvd.

VERTICAL blinds, Best price 72x84. Fabric P.V.C. $99 Ken Hatch 235-3796

4 SPOOL SERGER for sale

Call 254-5044

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

XMAS Trees Norfolk Pine Seedlings 12" tall mailed to your home or friend or relatives in December. Send $2 each to: Pilalikeke 95-214 Waikalani Dr. Hon., HI 96786

TWIN bed, sewing table, coffee table, bookshelf, etc Moving. 422-4260

COLLECTOR selling: dolls, toys, nutcrackers. Call 261- 2435

AIRPLANE Grumman AA-5, IFR, recent ann. insp. & engine overhaul. $15,750 or near offer. 677-0981 eves

169 CEMENT Stepping Stones 12x16x3. $2.50 each. 373-1448

'87 WORLD Book Encyclo- pedia brand, new $350. 848- 1096/845-1116

REFRIG/Freezer - for sale 15 cu. ft. GE, $250, excl cond. Call 988-6114

HOUSE & landscap ng plants. Very reasonable. Must sell. 623-4390

128 Miscellaneous

QUILTS made to order - for info. call 606-564-6610 or write Lucille Grigson, route 4 Box 23 Maysville, KY 41056

PLANTS Plants Plants 125 misc. plants $200. All/Indi- vidual 254-4274

PLANTS. Very healthy misc. outdoor & house plants. Reasonable 254- 4274

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED. Portable Massage Table

262-5055

CONSIGNMENT gift items wanted, call 261-3991 days or 235-3810 eves.

129 Stereo, Video & television

'WE buy. sell, consign used stereo s, VCR's & other electronics. ART's Dis- count Electronics, 1370C Makaloa St. 941-4642.

QUADROPHONIC stereo includes reel to reel, equal- izer, turntable, 4 spkrs., amp., 32 tapes & custo- made wood cabinet $1000. 499-1334

130 Antiques-Art

October 15-21, 1987 Classified III

HAWAII'S # CHEVROLET DEALER

"SELLS FOR LESS" EVERYDAY!!

s8_g88 515 88 199, on,,

1987 CHEVY SPECTRUM 2 door, hatchback, 5 speed, power steering, air conditioning, retail 510,565.50. Stk 6646

1987 CHEVY CAVALIER RS Convertible, 6 cyl., AT, AM/FM stereo. AC, tilt wheel, retail $8,660.50. Stk 7142

sg-388 $6,41k?

1987 CELEBRITY EUROSPORT 4 dr., AC, power windows & door locks, sport mirrors, A , lilt wheel, AM/FM stereo. Stk 6878

1987 MAZDA 323 LX 1987 CHEVY SPRINT ER 3 dr., H/13, PS, AC, alloy wheels, retail $11,693.50. 2 door, hatchback, 58 MPG Highway, retail Slk 6849 $7,906.50. Slk 7157

1987 CHEVY NOVA 4 dr., AT, PS, AM/FM stereo, AC, relall $11,414.50. Stk 6916

11.99814.988 1987 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP 1987 CHEVY ASTRO VAN 1987 CHEVY K-5 BLAZER

4 passenger, 6 cyl., AT, PS, AM/FM stereo, AC, till 8 cylinder, automatic, full power, relall $24,549.55. 4W0, 6 cylinder. automatic, power steering, retail $16,251.50. Stk 6996

wheel, retail $18,844.50. Stk 6683 Stk 7193

Model. may not be (madly I shown. All can eurlect to odd MOO Pikes Otte tax a 1.ense '40 mown tease Flealdual balance 13,934 30 Caen reduction, 1st payment. security deposit A license of 11.092 96 due at InCeP600

'86 Chevy C-20 P'Up AT, VI, PS. low ml. 101499

510,988 '85 S-10 Blazer

4.4. 6 rd.. AT, PS, AC. 191741

$11,488

'83 Dodge Ram P'Up 6 q1., PS, low ml. 475510

$7,495 '85 Toyota SR-5

IS qui 4W0. C.18049

$10,988

'84 Chevy Cavalier 6/W, AT. AC, PS. CAS050

$3,995 '85 Toyota Tercel

5 dr.. MIL AC. 556166

$4,695

'82 Ford Mustang 6 qt., AT, AC, PS. AUF345

$3,995 '84 Subaru GL

4 dr, 5 spd. AMIFM. 85A643

$3,395

'86 Ford Escort 4 dr., AC, low mils4 0.1671,

$4,995 '84 Mercury Lynx

2 dr., 4 cyl , 5 tpd CMOS

$2,995

'83 Pont. Sunbird 1118, AT, AC, AM/FM cast AWV333

$3,395 '85 Dodge Omni

AT, PS, low mI. CAA323

$4,395

2999 N. NIMITZ HWY. 8351222 One Block Ewa of Lagoon Drive

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

131 Bicycle Sales & Services

RACING Bicycle Citane (Vitus) frame w/Campy Record components. Like new 5650/080 262-2104

132 Computers

COMPUTRONICS 836-0273 Discount Atari and IBM clones. Rentals, repair, free lessons and sales.

APPLE II 4-, 2 drive, printer, monitor, software $900. Ph. 623-8097

ATARI 200XL complete w/ computer table & loads of extras $600. Ph. 239-4972

144 Musical Instruments

3/4 VIOLIN. Excl. condi- tion. Bow and case included. 943-0744

REFINISHED and recondi- tioned pianos, console $1450. Grands from $2500. 235-3040

PIANO - Kimball 42" Oak. Like new $1550 /offer. Call 396-3856

PIANO Musette Spinet, good cond., $600.

Call 395-8921

HAMMOND Spinet Organ excl. cond. Oak finish. Cost $2000. Sacrifice $395. Ph. 254-1023

PECAN - Kimball Con- sole. Excellent tone & cond. $1500/offer. 261-3166

NO GM cAn

YOUR BETTER.

NO ONE. See 6004 at

ESTABLISHED 111193 scha., e LIMITED

CALL

529-6500 I[11 GM QUAUTY

S SE RVICE PART G m

01141RAL MOTORS CORPORATION

146 Boats -Supplies/ Services

17' FIBERFORM Boat- 140HP Evinrude w/trailer, many extras. Ph. 637-7502

22' RANDON 350 Chevy 280 leg tandem trailer, excl. cond. $12,000 or offer. Call 261-0190

13' WHALER, 25hp Evin- rude w /trailer $2000 or offer. Call 261-0190

NEW pontoon boat, finish it yourself & save thou- sands, needs motor, rail- ings & canopy, $7500. Call American Sports, Mark Fukuda, 395-5319 days, 395-4567 eves.

FIAWAI-Yak kayak -A few factory seconds. One & 2 man models. 847-2339

AVON Inflatable w/25hp Evinrude 0/B, trailer & all extras $3200. 671-2737

12' AQUA Cat Sailboat rigged for passage under bridges. 395-4285

147 Sporting Goods

3 SAILBOARDS: 8'4' asymmetrical wave board $200.8'5- wave board 5300/ oft, 9' slalom board $350. Sails for sale also. 737-5397 Ty.

ROSE ski ocean kayak, excl. cond., incl.

Terzo car top rack. Must see to appreciate

$450. Call 254-1872

147 Sporting Goods

EIGHT bench complete ith weight set. Like New 100. Ph. 247-2949

151 Pets - Everything

IN Need of quality afforda- ble veterinary care? Call Or. Pearson's Home Pet Svc. 988-4534

CFA Himalayan/Persian, blue point male, 13 wks. old. 944-8845

COCKATIELS: hand fed babies, all varieties. $45- $65. Phone 672-4101.

CFA Persian Kittens-Flame Point, Tortie, Red Silver, Smoke 5100-5400. 671- 8742

TAME Cockatiels $39 ea. English Budgies $15 es. Crimson Rosellas $200 ea. Princess of Wales $350 pr. Many others. Ph. 235-2608

156 Auto Service/Parts

THE BATTERY FACTORY

Auto Batteries

$19.95 and up

Motorcycle yeerhie Starters AllenisEors

810 Pohukaina St.

533-3312

FALL SAVINGS

LIFETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE If you ever need to have your Ford, Lincoln, Mercury or Ford light truck fixed, you pay once and we'll fix it FREE -free parts, free labor. On cus- tomer paid repairs, the guarantee covers thousands of parts as long as you own your car. Ask us to see a copy of the Lifetime Service Guaran- tee. No one else covers so much for so long. See us now!

.

MOTORCRAFT OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL MOTORCRAFT ENGINE TUNE-UP SPECIAL,' ,.

Includes up to 5 quarts of Motorcralt oil, I spark plugs. inspection of choke, Iluoille linkage, 1 Solid shli Ions -up includes In41411allon of Motorcrag i

Motorcraft oil filler and installation. Diesel- wink plop remand disirieutor cap, adMilmeni oficlIty

equipped vehicles higher. and liming /Nen:liars and Econoltnes taper ' I

WITH COUPON

$999 GOOD THRU OCT. 31. 1987

I. AIR CONDITIONER CHECK

Includes. cleaning condenser fins, adjust- ment lo drive belts, tightening of fittings and system chock for leaks. Refrigerant and parts, and necessary installation labor extra, if needed

GOOD THRU OCT. 31, 1987

WITH COUPON

$1295

I4 CYlind'ff S Cylinder Cyandey

GOOD THRU OCT.

I $3495 $41 95 499! 7

311 E6 198

COOLING SYSTEM CHECK SPECIAL.

IIIncludes check of radiator cep. all fillings and,' Ihoses, and water pump; pressure lest of cool- II ing system for leaks. Parts and coolant extra, only if required

I GOOD THRU 1 OCT. 31, 1487

WITH COUPON

$895 j MW .1 . , 111101111=111

AKE as FREE - vii-TH pEcT10-

IN coupO

NEMO

AIEA

UTTER FORD 98-015 KAM HWY.

487-3811 °PEA MON FRI 7 ar1.5 30 pm

151 Pets - Everything ------. CFA Himalayan/Persian cats and kittens fur sale. Ph. 235-3331.

151 Pets - Everything .

MALTESE puppies for sale. 7 weeks old.

Call 737-6249

156 Auto Service/Ports

OVERHEAD pipe/lumber rack that fits Ford Ranger $150. Call 247-5869

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Classified IV October 15-21, 1987

ALL THE GOOD THINGS SAY NEW AND USED

VEHICLES FROM KAIMUKI TOYOTA

1984 SUBARU

dr 5 spd AM 181111 -147!

$6952

1974 DODGE DART

Auto., 6 cyl PS (AAO-438)

1986 NISSAN PULSAR

Auto AC, PS, AM/FM IMKP-496)

$7963

1974 MGB GT

4 spd . AM/FM (AU0.836)

$2876

1983 FORD T-BIRD Auto., Loaded, Very

Clean IBSG 8201

$7418

1981 SUBARU

4 dr.. 4 spd , AM Radio IKCP-4611

$2923

1982 TOYOTA 4x4

5 spd . Camper lop ilIWU-4721

$6102

1984 CHEVETTE DSL

5 spd.. AM/FM IRWE.593)

$2595

1980 DATSUN 510 Ha 5 spd., AM, Good

Runner. (At C.945)

$2126

1982 SUBARU

2 dr., spd., AM/FM (AUT-3381

$3164

1985 AUDI 5000S Auto Loaded, Very

Clean IRYD.1121

1979 TOYOTA COROLLA

Auto.. trans. Special (ANV-252)

$2561

1979 CAMARO Auto . Loaded

(BVJ-252)

$3528

1980 TOYOTA COROLLA

Auto . 4 dr . AM/FM (Af1W-132)

$2352 6TH AVE. EXIT

1984 TOYOTA CAMRY

Auto. 5 dr., L/H (13TN-489)

$7795

H.1 FREEWAY DOWNTOWN

PATFICKS CAMERAL'.

WAIALAE AVE.

KAIMUKI TOYOTA

604 AVENUE

Phone 735-1737 GOOD TO 10/21/87

(12) TWELVE

1985 TOYOTA

COROLLA'S TO

CHOOSE

FROM. $6000 - OUT THE

DOOR! Auto , A /C, P/S, AM/FM

158 Auto Seri/Ice/Parts

RENAULT repairs by fac- tory trained loch. Work guaranteed! 239-4733

'77 DODGE Aspen for ports & body. Make otter. Call 622-3812.

BEAT high cost auto repairs. Complete gen. auto repairs, a/c 8 safety check 735 -0268 Mon-Sat 8-5 pm

'73 VW BEETLE, parts, complete body and interior, 1600cc engine, new tires, AWH 254-1607

PORSCHE Auto Ports - New & used. Call for low prices. Ph. 836-8876

181 Autos Wanted

WANTED Toyota. Honda or Chevy in excl. cond. Private party. 926-1023

lee FidaspS, Ducks

'75 CHEVY 'h ton 4x4 rebuilt eng. & trans., Rollbar. Grill- guerd 514" lift, 36" tires $5500 Art 488-8334 days, wknd.

'76 DATSUN Pickup, runs, whole or parts. Best offer. Call 283-3534 eves.

'77 CHEVY Luv phone corn- pony truck good shape, dependable $1200 or best offer 259-8310

'79 FORD Pick-up F100, 8' bed, 6 cyl., no rust $20001 offer 235-2243

'80 TOYOTA Truck 4x4 long bed, 7W' lift, 35" tires w/aluminum rims, runs good. 59,000 mi. $6000/ offer. 247-8485 eves.

'85 TOYOTA Truck-excl cond., many extras $5000 262-4502; 259-5044

'85 CHEVY S10 Blazer 4x4, 6 cyl., auto., air, Alpine AM/ FM cass., loaded, excl. $10,750/offer. 235-8524 eves,

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

HARLEY Davidson Sports- ter, black, excl, cond., extras $3200/offer. 247- 5601

'80 YAMAHA 850, new bat- tery and rear tires $1000 Ph. 262-0521

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

'86 SUZUKI 230-4 wheeler. Excellent condition. $1700. Ph. 824-9633

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

BRITISH Thunder: Classic Norton Commandos, 750/ 850cc's. 2 Interstates & 1

Roadster, avail. at very low prices to mechanically inclined lovers of vertical twins. Call Robin 531-8000 bus.. 528-2076 res.

175 Vans. Campers.

Jeep, 4 WD

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

175 Vans, Campers, Jeep, 4 WD

80 CJS, soft lop, 4 spd. Good cond. $4,600 or best ofr. 623-0717

'84 TOYOTA Van, like new $8250. Call 396-6654 eves. aft. 7 pm or 395-4454 days

'85 CJ7, cylinder, automatic 4-WD, full soft lop, steel doors, off road tires, 33,000 miles, Excellent cond. $7800/obo. 487-5748

'85 SUZUKI 4x4 converti- ble, choose your color. real tun car $4450 Nego. 922- 71322

178 Automobiles for Sole

GOOD transportation cars for sale $350-$1295. 735- 0266 Mon-Sat 8-5 pm dir

OAHU USED CARS

'76 CORONA WGN. I pd 8595

'77 GRANOA 4 4. St41.64y4 Las fosse, 8795

'77 RAIIIIT 4 4441 0.4414 lAWSJOSI 8795

'77 ASPEN COUPE 118 PARI lAYS.Wil 8395

'75 MONARCH COUPE V8 416 1A1,83111 8295

78 MUSTANG COUPE 1tyC Auro Ntosi 2895

90 rum INTEREST FREE We Fffi.mcc o.s.c./sopr.itssis

528-3477 9G7 KAPIOLANI BLVD.

Audi

'75 FOX, runs well, good cond., must sell, $575. 254- 6596

Datsun

'79 DATSUN 310, runs groat, good tires /Ink. $1000/ offer 486-6645

'79 280ZX. 5 spd., AM/FM cass., reg. gas, needs paint $3700. 672.4787

'81 DATSUN 2 dr. H /B, 4 spd., 32 mpg,

8 excl. cond.

$1595 395-813

Dodge

'53 DODGE P/U excl. cond. $3500 /offer. '78 Le Baron new paint & tires, a/c, runs great $1800/offer. Call 261- 8784

'69 DART. V8, dependable. good gas mileage, $400/ offer, 263-3959

'78 DIPLOMAT. S/W - now paint/radials, a/c, p/s, AM/ FM cass. $950. 531-1073

'81 ARIES, 4 dr., 4 cyl., standard trans., air, power equipped, AM/FM stereo, front wheel drive, clean $1995.734 -4761

Ford

'58 FORD wgn.. 2 dr 3 spd., good cond $3500. Ph. 422- 2281

'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.

'73 RANCHERO, rebuilt trans/radiator, now Int./ battery. $950. 239-8756

'80 4000, Very clean, beige. 2 dr. Runs well, $2400. 486- 0414

Buick

'79 SKYHAWK. rust- proofed, V6, air, power, $975. Ph. 488-2714

79 LE SABRE, 4 dr., low I., p/s, p/b, p/w. Good

end. Ofr. 538-3141

'81 BUICK Contury, sta. wgn.. V8. good tires. new paint, 46,500 mi., vinyl seats. Asking $3450. Ph. 623-3311.

Cadillac

'84 SEVILLE ELEGANTE 51,000 miles. $16,000

Phone 422-4567

'78 FAIRMONT, 2 dr., auto., power, air, 6 cyl., $950/ offer. 254-4274

'85 ESCORT, take over pay- ments & $1000. Kenwood stereo. 257-3322

Honda

80 ACCORD, 2 dr., stereo, good cond., $2700/of ler 396-6117

87 PRELUDE - fully equip., brand new! $15,000/best offer. Call 735-3962

Isuzu

'85 IMPULSL, bitty loaded, take over payments or offer. 537-4887/533-4515

Mazda

'79 VW Van, automatic, stereo, runs well. $2995/ offer. Call 261-7507.

Chevrolet

67 CAMARO 396. $35001 fr. '74 Lincoln. Trade for

ruck or Corvette or make fr 695-9645

'68 CHEVY-runs, needs work. Make otter.

Call 235-1137

'77 CAMARO-auto 350. p/ b, pis. Holley cart). headers. centerlines $1800. 247- 3707

'85 CHEVY Cavalier - 14K rpi., Sports pkg. Loaded! $6500 262-2483 eves.

'85 CAMARO, now tires/ battery/muffler/tune-up. Excl. cond. $8888. 845-2572

Chrysler

'80 CORDOBA - brand new trans., a/c, stereo. good cond. 622-1479 or 621-8442 Ken $2500.

'79 RX7 GSL-Great car! Fast, clean, fun, a/c, new tires, immac , blue. $3175/ offer. Dale 947-5190

82 MAZDA RX7 GSL-runs great, sunroof. a/c, cass.. cruise, 5 spd.. more $6600/ ofr. 488-8981 eves.

Mercedes

'73 220D MERCEDES, brown. Good condition in/ out. $3900/offer. Partial trade for boat. 239-7037

Mercury

'65 COMET 68.000 orig. mi. No rust, excl. mech. cond $1500. Classic 923-5448

GOOD NEWS!

NEW MIKE SALTA 88'S ARE HE AT SPECIAL MIKE SALTA 88

VOLUME-DISCOUNTED PRIC

RE!!

MORE GOOD NEWS! N I W! LOWEST PRICES ON REMAINING 87'S

NEW PONTIAC GRAND AM (#19562) ONLY

NEW PONTIAC 6000 (#53171) ONLY

NEW PONTIAC BONNEVILLE (#18184) ONLY

NEW ISUZU PICK-UP (#42705) ONLY

NEW ISUZU 1-MARKuto84q6) ONLY

NEW ISUZU TROOPER (#07773) ONLY

$8895 $9695

$12,395 $5795 $5995

$10,995 41111111111.1111-

Vehicles subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax. license and documentary fee. Offer ends Oct. 21, 1987

11( SALT s4

MGB

'78 MGB, good condi- tion Best otter. Call 499-1082

Nissan

79 280 ZX-5 spd.. new red paint, alloys, alpino stereo $4500/ofr. 988-6696

'82 NISSAN 200SX, good cond. $3600.

Call 395-8921

'83 SENTRA 2 dr. H/B-auto, radio, good cond. $3450/ ofr. 261-0735; 262-7979

'85 SENTRA Wgn., 4 dr., air, auto. Excl. cond. $5,500. 395-8391.

'85 200SX, loaded, excl. cond., 19K mi., red sport model, AM/FM cass., 5 spd., air. must sell. $6700. 262-0604

'86 PULSAR NX red, 5 spd., AM/FM stereo cass., a/c, 5/ 50 wrnty , excl. cond. $6300/best offer. 623-5750

Oldsmobile

'76 OLDS Omega 61000. '81 Chevette $950, '81 Toyota Corolla $3000. By Owner 623-1363; 621-6239

'76 CUTLASS runs good. Blue. Only $450. Call 422- 6367.

'84 CIERA Wgn. 8 pass. ex. cd. Options, clean $7300/ ofr. 523-6721; 395-8543

Pontiac

'78 FIREBIRD-auto., a/c. full power, low mi., very good cond. Make offer. 263-4293

'79 FIREBIRD TRANS AM, new black paint, low mile- age $3,500. Ph. 988-6696

'79 FIREBIRD auto p/ b, air, stereo 235-3413 eves after 5 pm.

'79 CAPRICE Classic, new paint, good cond. $1500 or best offer. 734-0660

'83 ZEPYHR 4 dr., A/C, AM/ FM cass., $3300. Call aft. 4:30 pm. 486-0769

'79 GRAND Prix, V6, loaded, high mi., good cond. $1000. 263-6178

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'81 PONTIAC Grand Prix, Brougham V-6, fully loaded, excl. interior, 2 tone blue, asking $3700 OBO Call 257-3239 8-4:30 p.m. 262-2533 5:30 p.m.

Subaru

'80 SUBARU Wagon 1800GL. Low mi.. top cond. $2250. 261-6383

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

'85 SUBARU 4 dr. sdn., fully loaded! Excl. cond.! $5600/ best offer 254-1872

Toyota

'76 CEL ICA LB, sun roof Looks, runs great, good tags $995. 737-4254

77 TOYOTA hatchback - $400. 235-5491 weekdays after 7 pm

'81 TERCEL, 4 dr.. 5 spd., radio. Good cond. $1500/ best ofr. 395-4285

'82 TERCEL 4 dr., auto.. new brakes, no rust, good cond. $2300/ofr. 623-6863.

'86 TOYOTA Corolla, 4 dr ,

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Triumph

'63 TR-4 Classic, very good cond $1200 Call 261-1982

'67 TRIUMPH TR4A-body damage. good project car $600. Ray 671-2737 eves/ wknds.

Volkswagen

71 VW Beetle -- now paint, runs good $1750. Call Al 536-9169 after 6pm

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'74 VW Super Beetle, good condition, lags $550. Ph. 737-4254

'74 412 STATION wagon, 77,000 ml., very reliable, call eves., $1500 firm 839- 0284

74 BEETLE, newly built 1650 w/recelpts, AM/FM. Good cond. $1300. 239- 7017.

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'75 BUG - runs great. Riviera rims, new brakes & tires, louvered deck, car cover. Must sell $2000 or offer. Call 945-2898 or 422- 7424 ask for Derek.

W Dasher - diesel 4 dr. H/El, clean, excl. gas mi., $1000/offer 533-6592

'80 RABBIT 4 dr. new tires, new battery, auto., very clean, orig. owner. See to appreciate! $2000 247-0392

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