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Vol. 24, No. 42 Serving Marine Forces Pacific, MCB Hawaii, Ill MEF, Hawaii and 1st Radio Battalion October 24, 1996

Staff NCO Ball Nov. 8

Staff noncommissioned officers can buy tickets for the Nov. 8 SNCO ball at the Mica: Hotel. Tickets are $50 each, and can be bought at the Pacific Hideaway from 8 am, to 3 p.m.:1,

Monday through Friday. Hurry and get your tickets, because. they will not be available after Nov. L For more information, contact unit representatives..

Enlisted Ball Nov. 7

Sergeants and below are invited to attend the 221st annual Marine Corps Enlisted Ball Noy. 7 at Hangar 104 here: Attire for Military members is the most senior uniform, and for civil- ions, formal wean Tickets are $20 each, and can be purchased from unit representatives or at the Marine :1

Corps Exchange at K-Bay on the following dates and times: Friday, Saturday and Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and Nov 1 and 2 at the sarn" times. For moreinforma- tion, call Paul at 257-2121.

Officers' Ball Nov. 9

The 1996 Officers' Marine Birthday Ball will be held Nov 9 at the Hilton Hawaiian hotel: The charge of $55 includes dinner, tax and gratuity: along with birthday cake, memento and dinner wine. Wine, mixed drinks, beer and soft drinks will be available. The uniform for Marines is Evening 1.

Dress "B" or Blue -White "A' Contact your unit ball representative for more details. The point of contact for retired officers is CWO 4 McPherson at 477- 0400.

SNIP I lot. Dog Saks at Commissary

The Single Marine Progarn is host- ing a hot dog sale at the commissary Friday through Sunday from 9 am. until commissary closing time. Hot dogs and sodas are .50 cents each, and all proceeds benefit the Windward and

Spouse Abuse Shelters.

Trick or Treat times

Halloween trick or treat hours for MCB Hawaii housing areas are 6 to 8:30 p.m. For more information, call 257-7114.

Domestic violence help numbers

Military shelter 533-7125

MPD 257-7114

Crisis Hotline 521-4555

Child Protective Serv. 832-5282

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GySgt. Woodrow Simmons, right, leads a fireteam through the MOUT course at Schofield Barracks.

Sustainment Training a first LCpI. Steven Williams Staff writer

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - The first company to undergo Hawaii Sustainment Training completed the one-week evolution here Oct. 16.

L Company, 3d Battalion, 1st Marines, from Camp Pendleton, Calif., used military operations in urban terrain training at Kahuku Training Area to get its Marines into deployment mode, said GySgt. Woodrow R.

Simmons, platoon sergeant. "This training gets our minds

into what we are doing and what we might be faced with while on deployment in other countries," said Simmons. "It gets us up on tactical proficiency and prepares us more in ease we see combat while on float. We'll be able to deal with situations in a more timely manner because the training is fresh in our heads." During their stay in KTA, the

MEU Marines ran patrols, medical evacuation drills and tactien1

maneuver which would be used in urban jungle environments, according to Simmons.

After they operated from a "tent city" in KTA, the Marines got practical application training with buildings and pop-up tar- gets here.

"We had to clear hostile areas and how to negotiate the urban environment," said Simmons.

More MEUs are expected to stop off in Hawaii to boot up their tactical efficiency before deployment, according to Simmons.

'1 will be talking about where MWR stands right now, program-wise and

financially.' Bill Lindsey, director, MWR, MCB Hawaii

MWR issues take center stage at BAC Cpl. Michael Wiener Staff writer

A representative from MWR will be the main speaker at the next Base Action Committee meeting Tuesday night.

Maj. Martin, B A C chair- m a n ,

invited M W R to give a brief of their p r o -

grams a n d services.

"At these meetings, we try to present the community with information about activities that concern them," said Martin. "Last month we had the school principals, and this month MWR will be speaking. Anyone with questions or concerns about community issues are urged to attend."

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Bill Lindsey, MWR director, will be giving the brief.

"I'll be talking about MWR now and in the future," said Lindsey. "I plan to lay out the rules for MWR that are passed down from the Department of Defense to the Marine Corps and from the Marine Corps to MWR here." Other topics will

include some of the major impacts MWR will have on the community in the next year and the addition of better facilities.

"I will be talking about where MWR stands right now, program-wise and financially," said Lindsey. "I will explain how our programs are funded as well as where the money goes."

The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the Pacific Hideaway. The meetings are open to the public and representatives encourage questions.

Sgt. Valerie Griffin

Dr. John Goodman, Undersecretary of Defense for Industrial Affairs and Installations visited Hawaii Friday.

Goodman speaks on housing issues Sgt. Valerie Griffin Staff writer

As part of a 10-day orientation trip across the Pacific theater, Dr. John B. Goodman, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Industrial Affairs and Installations, visited various military installations on Oahu last week. One of Goodman's major responsi-

bilities is to manage the Department of Defenses infrastructure budget and policies which includes housing. In an effort to gauge the quality of

life of Marines and their family members, he visited housing areas and barracks here. "At Kaneohe Bay the commanding

general showed me the area sur- rounding Kansas Tower which is the sight of future development" Goodman explained.

The potential layout of the new housing area will provide more green areas and places for kids that

some older military housing areas here lack, he added.

"I also saw housing that was in the process of revitalization. The prima- ry job at Kaneohe for family housing is to revitalize a lot of the older housing and bring it up to the kind of standards we ought to be offering our Marine families," Goodman stressed.

Goodman further explained under current budget rules additional 802 - type housing will not be undertaken.

"That housing was based on promising developers long-term leases.

The Department of Defense has to pay up-front for the cost of those leases, which reduced its economic attractiveness," he said.

On the other hand, in 1996, Congress authorized DoD to engage in a range of ventures within the private sector on a five-year trial basis to draw on their capital to help improve existing housing.

Get ready to vote this year Sgt.Wilfiam Poff Stair writer

With this year's presidential election right around the corner, Marines who want to exercise their right to vote must ensure they are registered.

The time limit to register to vote is quickly drawing down.

"Even thoueh you don't live in your home state, exercise your right to vote,"

said Capt. Maureen B. Murphy, base adjutant and base voting assistance officer "Once the effort is put forth to get registered, the whole voting proce-s t- is easy."

An individual must quickly register, because the Board of Elections wants all absentee ballots 30 days before the election, Murphy said.

An alternative to mailing in ballots is faxing;" said Murphy. "When sending

back the finished ballot a waiver must be included with the fax stating By faxing this ballot, I hereby waive my right to a secret ballot.' and the waiver must be signed and dating before it's sent." The best source of information for

voting procedures is an individual's command voting assistance officer, Murphy said. For more information about Murphy

at 257-0900.

"This offers a terrific opportunity to speed up the process of housing revitalization to improve our quality of life. In the 1997 Authorization Act we received the authority to extend this to barracks which we did not previously have," Goodman stressed. There are presently 4000 new units

throughout the world in various stages of development, ranging from the request for proposal to actual ground-breaking.

Improving the quality of life for military personnel is a top priority for the Secretary of Defense, according to Goodman.

In a five-year period, of which DoD is in the second year, the Secretary increased the available budget for quality of life issues by $2.7 billion.

This increase has been directed primarily to family housing units and barracks, Goodman said.The trip has been very useful not only in viewing buildings, but meeting those who dwell there, according to Goodman.

"It's very heartening when you work on a range of policy issues to see and meet many of the folks who will benefit from that. Those of us working in Washington know what a fine job they're doing," concluded Goodman.

"After all, the soldiers, sailors, air- men and Marines certainly are the reason I'm doing my job and provide me with an added reason to go back and work harder on the issues I'm responsible for."

A-2 October 24, 1996 Hawaii Marine

Every Clime and Place Squad from 2/3 earns top grunt honors LCpI. Jerry Pierce 8th & I Public Affairs

The top infantry squads from each Marine division were recognized during the final parade of the season at 8th and 1.

The parade, attended by more than 4,000 spectators, was the highlight of a week-long visit for the Marines, which included tours of the Pentagon, local museums, the White House and Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps.

Marine Corps Rifle Squad Competitions have been taking place since 1958 with a short break during the Vietnam Conflict and the Persian Gulf War. The competition is used to recognize the best rifle squad in the Fleet Marine Force.

In a ceremony prior to the evening parade, Gen. Charles C. Krulak, commandant of the Marine Corps, and SgtMaj. Lewis G. Lee, sergeant major of the Marine Corps, awarded the Super Squad Medal to each of the squad members.

"The medal is a tangible symbol of the dis- tinguishing pride these Marines have achieved for not only themselves, but for the Marines back in their units. That's what makes not only the medal special, but the whole competition," commented Lee.

Gen. LCpI. Jerry Pierce

Charles Krulak, right, commandant of the Marine Corps, congratulates this year's winners.

Part of the success of the squads was attrib- uted to the squad leaders; seasoned infantry Marines with knowledge and skills from which the newer Marines can draw.

Led by Sgt. Christopher L. Buck, the 1st Marine Division champions were from 1st Squad, 3rd Platoon, F Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, Camp Pendleton, Calif.

The 2nd MarDiv champions, led by Sgt. John D. Reid, were from 1st Squad, 1st Platoon, E Co., 2/6, Camp Lejeune, N.C.

Marines of 1st Squad, 1st Platoon, G Co., 2/3, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, led by Sgt. Mark E. Mitchell, were the 3d MarDiv champions.

The 4th MarDiv champs were the Marines of 2nd Squad, 1st Platoon, E Co., 2/25, from New Orleans, led by Cpl. Fredrick S. Gonzalez. For four months the squads have competed

in battlefield skills competitions at the division level. Events for the annual competition included patrolling, attack and defense, land navigation, supporting arms coordination, marksmanship and physical fitness.

"In all my life I never thought I would be the recipient of an award like this. It's through the support and motivation of the Marines around me that we were able to succeed at such a difficult task," said Gonzalez, of Lebanon, Pa.

"Infantry Marines are the heart and soul of the Corps and to have them be recognized as the guests of honor at the Evening Parade was probably the biggest thrill of their career," said Lee. "To be saluted by the commandant and the Secretary of the Navy is one of the greatest non-combat honors they can receive."

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Impact Area Why aren't we freq-hopping? Sgt. Luke Putman 3rd Marine Regiment

y are we not frequency-hopping? That's the question on the minds of communicators in 3d Marine Division.

Most of the units in 3d MarDiv have fielded the Marine Corps' newest communications gear, the Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System. This communications gear is capable of freq-hopping on 100 frequencies a second while in cypher mode - which con- verts scrambled transmissions. The other two divisions have been freq -hopping ping for almost two years with great success.

We here at 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines have recently fielded this new gear, but Putman will we ever be able to use this gear for what it was intended? The amount of training required to get all units to be as proficient as the 1st and 2d MarDivs is astounding. I was a SINCGARS instructor when 5th Marine Regiment was being

S fielded with SENCGARS. l'1'1' (the makers of the SINCGARS radio) sent out quotas to the units of 1st MarDiv to assist their own instructors with teaching the division how to use this new gear. NI am not allowed to pass on the knowledge that the Marine Corps has taught me, I stand a

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chance of losing this very valuable lmowledge. Marines coming to 3d MarDiv from the

Communications and Electronics School in Twentynine Palms, Calif., are being trained in the art of freq-hopping. They come to this division thinking the whole Marine Corps is using the SINCGARS radio to its fullest potential. However, that is not the case. Their valuable knowledge Will soon be lost because they will not be able to use the gear the way they were taught at school. .

Soon, 3/3 will be deploying to Okinawa. There, we will not be able to freq-hop because host nation regulations restrict the U.S. military from the use of frequencies not in their opefational spectrum. What good is it to have this new gear if it not going to be used to its fullest potential?

If we are going to be effective in combat, we need to be effective with our communications equipment. Every Marine knows the key to success in battle is effective communications. We need to get on the ball and get our Marines in 3d MarDiv trained in the art of freq-hopping.

The Marine Corps is famous for being able to adapt and overcome. We finally make a leap into high-tech with the SINCGARS radio, yet we are using it in the same manner as the old AN/PRC-77s. Effective command and control is dependent on communication. SINCGARS, with its freq-hopping capability, is undeniably a force multiplier. We need to incorporate freq-hopping into all training exercises at home and aboard.

Strong solicitation gets results in CFC Drive Maj. John Manley CFC Public Affairs

After three weeks, donors have contributed almost $1.7 million to eligible charities par- ticipating in the 1996 Combined Federal Campaign. Although reports reflect less total participa-

tion than for the same period in 1995, more people are responding to the solicitation effort by CFC Key Persons and volunteers, said Col. Gale Heaivilin, campaign project officer.

So far, 31 percent of the 73,000 employees in the federal work force have been contacted,

with 22 percent contributing. during the first three weeks of 1995's campaign, 47 percent of the work force was contacted with 27 percent donating.

"The solicitation to donation ratio is very encouraging so far," said Heaivilin. "It is evi- dent in this year's numbers that the 'quality ask' is taking place."

CFC training officers have encouraged CFC workers to use guest speakers and a CFC video during presentations, and to make sure every potential donor is personally contacted, said Major Richard Edgington, training officer.

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Just enough is enough energy SSgt. Donavon Ubben Bose locilit;es

The last five U.S. presidents have given the same message concerning energy consumption - reduction on federal installations is a must. Not only it is a must but former President Bush signed into law a bill requiring federal installations reduce energy consumption by 20 percent by the year 2000. President Clinton

increasing this reduction amount to 30 percent by the year 2005.

With DoD budgets decreasing and Utilities cost increasing, we can not afford to keep feeding the Energy

money could be better spent on maintenance of existing facilities and quality of life projects here.

With October being slated as Energy Awareness. Month, take a look at your energy consumption habits and do what you can to help achieve the 30 percent reduction goal. One example is to abide by the base watering hours, which

are setup for conserving water and also for proper care

lawns,according to professional land- scapers.

Another example is to use lighting. air conditioning, and appliances when needed and to shut them off when areas are not occupied. There is a lot everyone can do energy use. You

'It is estimated 10 percent of base utility bills could be saved annually just through using energy conservatively. This money could be better spent on maintenance of existing facilities...'

SSgt. Donavon Ubben Base Facilities

Hogs. Energy Hogs consume an estimated $1 million per year in unneces- sary energy consumption.

Who are these energy hogs? They are everyone who does not use water and electricity conservatively. It is estimated that 1 0 percent of the Base utility Bills could be saved annually just through using energy conservatively. This

to help reduce just need to be aware of the wasteful acts and correct them. Your cooperation will not

only be greatly appreciated, but will net substantial savings. If you have any energy conservation questions refer to Base Order 11300.13 or call SSgt. Donavan Ubben at 257- 21 7 1 , ext 286.

PFC C.P. Smith, food services specialist, Anderson Hall, prepares the new buffet line for incoming Marines. Sgt. William Poff

Buffet line result of troop input Sgt. William Poff StaH writer

Anderson Hall's new buffet line is a product of making opinions known.

The messhall started the buffet breakfast through a request - the first of several programs scheduled for trial use.

"We are here to satisfy the troops," said MSgt. David A. Smith, operations chief, Installation and Logistics. "We will try any reasonable request that is brought forward.

"By the same token, we want feed- back," Smith added. "Without feed- back from the Marines we are trying to support, there is no way to determine a program's viability"

The mess hall adopted the buffet line with some trepidation, said

Smith. "Marines can take all they want, but

should eat all they take," Smith said. "Also if a certain item is running low, don't be greedy and take a lot of it. Once it's noticed the pan is nearly empty, a new pan of food will be brought out to replace it. Then the individual is welcome to get seconds.

"Since the Marines can serve themselves, they need to ensure their hands are clean before coming into the mess hall," added Smith. "Sanitation and personal hygiene is always a mess hall's chief concern. This is no place to be spreading germs when hundreds of Marines are served here everyday."

The mess hall is currently working on the installation of a restroom so patrons will have proper facilities and

be able to cleanse their hands before eating, said Smith.

A test for take-out meals will be ran for three months starting Monday Marines will be capable of taking food from any of the mess hall's food lines in take-out boxes, Smith said.

"The three-month test will determine if this is a viable program," Smith said. "Again what the mess hall needs is a `yay or nay' from the troops on whether they like it."

With the exception of having waiters and waitresses, Anderson Hall is ful- filling recommendations to emulate a restaurant-style atmosphere and attract the hungry chow-time masses.

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3/3 tests * prowess durin MCCRE CpI. Michael Wiener Staff writer

MOLOKAI'I - Marines from 3d Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment recently put their mettle to the test during the Marine Corps Combat Readiness Evaluation on Molokai'i.

The battalion flew to the island for a three-day exercise to test their skills and find their weaknesses. In order to deploy to Okinawa in January, the unit must pass the MCCRE. "The Marine Corps has a checklist to

evaluate a unit's combat readiness," said LtCol. Gerold Flotte, senior evaluator, "but there are so many parts to it."

After touching down on Molokai'i, the battalion hiked approximately six miles to the training area. Once there, they quickly set into a defensive position and got down to business, much to the liking of the evaluators. "The deployment here was good," said

Flotte. "They came in, consolidated and set up their communications. They also sent out their patrols immediately to search for the enemy." For almost two days, patrols were sent

out to probe enemy lines and attain as much information about them as possible. The enemy, F Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, played an important role throughout the exercise. "Through our aggression, we show

Hawaii Marine October 24, 1996 A-5,

LCp1. Brandon Thornton, 3/3, keeps an eye out for any approaching enemy in his field of fire.

them their strengths and weaknesses," said Lt. Jodie Lynch, commander of "enemy" forces. "Once they know what they need work on, they will improve and be more prepared for combat." F Co. also played the aggressor in

Puhokaloa Training Area in October, adding a little fuel to the fire. "After aggressing them in PTA, we

know they're are out for us," said Lynch. "It makes Marines work harder and improves training for everyone." After a final patrol, a warning order

for a night attack was given. The battalion prepared to take the hill occupied by enemy forces. Moving at night to remain undetected, the Marines headed for the final objective of the operation, all the while being observed by evaluators.

"My job is to evaluate the squad leader and the squads," said Cpl. Jason Barnes, evaluator. "I watch them and see how well they operate and perform the mission. Movement to an objective is a pretty big thing."

Once at the objective, the Marines attacked. Neither enemy fire nor steep rocky terrain slowed their progress. The enemy was overrun as the mission was accomplished almost flawlessly. However, the victory was- n't just in the taking of a hill, but the experience gained from the entire exercise.

3/3 passed the MCCRE with a "mission capable" rating and returned home to Marine Corps Base Hawaii Friday.

Cpl. Michael Wiener

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HONOLULU - Being a district judge in farni- , ly court probably leaves little to the imagination,

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Once inside the District Courthouse building, and past security is a massive lobby with columns, plants and a large staircase leading to the second floor courtrooms where Choy conducts business.

Choy's office would disappoint people who believe judge's chambers should all manners of legal works, papers and the dusky smell of old wood. The office looked more-like a stockbrock- er's, rather than a judge's.

Choy holds special pride in family, as pictures on his wall show And his interest in militaria abounds throughout the office as well, with miniature toy soldiers in skirmishing formations and his scale replicas of black powder cannons. Choy's interests have a special tie with the Marine Corps Balls Pageant of uniforms. Each year he loans an authentic World War II M-1 Garand rifle to corn-

- plete the Marine uniform representing that period.

"I gained interest in WWII weapons after finding out I had two uncles who survived the Dec. 7

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"I acquired the M-1 from the Division of Civilian Marksmanship 15 years ago," Choy added. "I primarily collect Axis weapons from WWII, but have pieces in my collection from as far back as the

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Judge Darryl Choy, district judge, Family Circuit Court, regularly lends weapons for the Uniform Pageant.

Civil War. I also have other types of weapons carried by Marines. Another rifle carried by Marines was the M-1 carbine, a smaller rifle similar to the Garand. Plus, I have a M1903 Springfield, a bolt- action rifle very popular with Marines earlier in this century"

Not only does Choy collect martial weapons, he also enjoys shooting and participates in competitive matches, most are run through the Puuloa Rifle and Pistol Club, who are affiliated with

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need something as an outlet after sitting on a bench all week long," he said, sitting behind a massive Koa-wood desk.

When he's not smiling, Choy radiates the pres- ence of a "hangin-judge." When displayed however, his gleaming smile and easy going manner betray his hardened appearance. Despite cases with unscrupulous individuals, Choy's positive

attitude and unwavering commitment to make the best decision possible define his character.

"After dealing with families and their problems every day, I've learned to appreciate my family more," said Choy, who has a wife and three children. "It really puts a positive perspective on all the minor crisis a normal family endures. I'm very happy with how good I have it." Although he does not have previous military

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"In my high school days, being in ROTC was mandatory," Choy said. "I believe ROTC put disci- pline and character into youth back then. It would not hurt to see a program like that brought back."

Choy's cure for modern society is simple, empha- sizing ideals in line with the Marine Corps' Core Values to develop family and youth.

"I like what the Marines are doing at Kaneohe," the 1972 graduate of Santa Clara University said. "The Family Services Center makes K-Bay the most responsive, family-oriented base in Hawaii. I believe the civilian community would gain much from institutionalizing the same system.

"My advice to Marines is 'Take your attitude off with your shirt," added Choy. "Marines are like our guards. They have a stressful job and some of them don't know how to leave their work at work.

"Once I get home, I let my wife make all the family decisions; I've made enough all day long," the 15- year judge continued.

"All of my colleagues are like family judges also, right down to how we debate with each other," Choy said. "We are like the Marines, we complain a lot, then dig in and accomplish the mission."

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HRO community braces for change during regionalization Sgt. Valerie Griffin St l4 writer

The Human Resources Office here, which takes care of civil service personnel, has entered a regionalization process and, for everyone within the HRO community, major changes will

The concept of regionalization, com- bining offices with the same objective, has been in the planning process locally for nearly two years.

'The Depai iment of the Navy has decided it can best perform civilian personnel management out of a small number of large regional service centers geographically dispersed," explained Pat L. Brown, Satellite Human Resources Office Manager.

The initial concept was to put the back-room operations in the large regional service centers, because our business is so paper-intensive, and leave the customer interface at the local level," said Carol M. Chostner, Human Resources Director, Marine Corps, Civilian Human Resource Office West. Though HRO personnel will witness a

difference first-hand, to the MCB Hawaii customer, nothing should

appear to change. `We're doing everything we can to

make this transparent to the customer. We still have an office here with a knowledgeable staff so most of the personnel processes winch involve the employees and managers here will con- tinue through this office," Brown said.

'The concept is to have large regional service centers then at some activities to also have Human Resource Offices like this one.'

Pat Brown manager, Satellite HRO

Eight service centers, including Europe, will service Department of the Navy civil service members.

`The concept is to have these large regional service centers then at some activities to also have Human Resources Offices like this one," Brown said.

Two components drove the push for regionalization, Brown explained.

"One is the economies of scale achieved by having large centralized processing offices. The other is there's some pretty high-powered, impressive technology for doing personnel work the Department of Defense has devel- oped over the last five years and it is still developing."

Quality and timeliness of service should not be interrupted and with upcoming technological advances, may become even quicker and more effi- cient.

"While I'm fairly impressed with some of the technology they've devel- oped, the Navy personnel community will be significantly downsized over the next few years and it takes an awful lot of technology to make up for what the people do," said Brown.

The hook-up with regional centers will be primarily electronic but there is a courier service.

Chostner explained the aim is to eventually reach a paper-free work environment.

"What nn hearing is technology will help up so much cuts won't hurt us as bad," Chostner stressed.


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October 24, 199. Hawaii Marine Section B Covering Sports, Leisure and Family Events

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Autumn movie previews

you've seen my summer movies. Nov,; check out. my fall selection of movies, with,

shall we say slightly adjusted plots. Escape from LAX - Starring

Kurt Russell as an aggressive, gun- toting Hare Krishna Who returns from a sabbatical to find Los Angeles International Airport a gaudy imposter of what it used to be. He enlists the help of a young Marine (on his way to Oldnal,va3 to sell dead flowers to passersby "Sir, you're going to buy a flower, and you will do so NOW!" the Leatherneck barks. Sales go through the roof. When a rival Hare Krishna group gets perturbed at Russell's disco-Lint

prices, havoc breaks loose. Rated MSP for More Snake Plissken in movies. That Thing You Do! (in the

bathroom) -Starring four unknowns and Torn Hanks as a bad touring band whose best ideas come when they're using bus station bath- rooms. Songs include When my Wind Blows" and "Your Smell or Mine?" Rated AF for use air freshen- er. The First Wives Club - Starring

Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler and Diane Keaton as divorced women who get the last laugh on their first husbands when they invent a device designed to leek ste,Ting .wheels. Now rich, they go out and flaunt iro- phy boyfriends 20 years younger than themselves and use the club in -

a variety of comic situations. None of this would be so bad if they didn't still make their ex-husbands pay alimony. Rated .R for Revenge.

Last Man Standing Is Out -, Starring Bruce Willis as a demented hem-type who forces people he does- n't like to play musical chairs, and if you're out, he's going to use his .45 to make sure you're out. Willis uses full -Volume acid rock for his music, and by the time he turns it of everyone wants to be shot Rated PG for pardctilarly galling Maximum Risk - Stoning me as

a movie mogul, who listens to ideas from idiots like, well, me. "Gude! Tye got this great concept for an action movie! Check it out -you get some dinosaurs, Joey Buttafuoco, Heidi Fleiss as his girlfriend, OJ as his sidekick and Don Rickles as the villain, you turn 'ern all loose in a theme park and badabing, bad- aboom! We're grossna' $50 million! Hey, it worked for Spielberg! Whaddava think?' Rated DL for don't listen to anyone who doesn't have an original idea.

Long Kiss Goodnight - Starring Samuel L. JackSon as a sewer maintenance man and Geena Davis as a lovestruck sewer :groupie in an action epic about trying to escape the clutches of someone who doesn't want you to leave. Some of the catchy but smelly dialogue: "Honey I've got to go," Samuel L. -

says. "I've got to get to the sewers.." Geena bearlaws him. "One mare

kifs'S " They ldss. Suddenly, BOOM! "Was that the sewer exploding?

Jeez, :rye got to go!" Samuel L. yells. "Yeah, yeah, but one more kiss."

She hOlds her sin -lock. The sewer explodes up and down the street, and because Samuel L. couldn't get away from his possessive girlfriend, the -

city is denuded with fdth, muck and raw stench. Rated B for Release me. The Ghost in the Darkness of

the Lion's stomach -Another movie about the exploitation of Africa Starring me as a lion who eats the exploiters and saves Africa. Why do studios keep making these stupid movies? We'll never See one about how the Moors ran amok in Spain in the 8th century; I'll bet. I hope this film goes down the tubes quickly. Rated E for Exploitation.

Star of Honolulu is sea-going mainstay off Honololu shores

Sunsets provide entertainment during the evening cruises.

LCpI. Steven Williams Staff writer

NOLULU - Popular reasons peo-

le visit Hawaii are dinner cruises, its crystal blue waters and the islands' colorful sunsets. The Star of Honolulu has all three.

While photo opportunities of a Hawaiian sunset highlight the cruise, the Star also offers a full-course dinner, dancing and live entertainment. "It's beautiful, something

like the Love Boat," said Sally A. Battista, tourist from Gardnerville, Nev. "They've got great food, fantastic entertainment and the crew is so nice. I would definitely recommend military come see it at least once."

"I like the view the best," said Gale Rowbotham, a Kaowa, Colo., native. "We're

visiting my daughter, who's in the Navy at Pearl Harbor. This is a nice, relaxing trip for all of us."

Swinging their hips and letting Hawaiian words fly from their lips, eight Star of Honolulu dancers performed a Polynesian show called "Legend of the Ocean" complete with Pu Ili (bamboo sticks) and a ukelele. Later, the performers

returned to the stage in showboat costumes for Diamond Head Theatre's "Spirit of Boat Days" show. They relived tunes from the old days like "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" and San Francisco showboat favorites. By the end of the show, they had audience members dancing with them.

"I think a lot of these people come here just for the shows," said Alison Maldonado, a

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Star of Honolulu dancer and foimer Marine. "I like being an entertainer for the boat and I think that shows in our performances.

Don't plan on staying seat- ed. The show doesn't stop with the performers. From creating a dance train which weaves throughout the entire boat to doing the Hoky Poky, the Star's crew keeps the entertainment hopping all the way into port.

This boat has a good reputation for showing everyone a good time and I think all my fellow Marines at Kaneohe should come see it," she added. "I think military members would be surprised at how much fun they can have with something like this."

For more information call Information, tickets and Tours at 254-7562.

LCpI. Steven Williams

Dwight Esias, right, entertainer, performs during the "Spirit of Boat Days" show.

Evette Madre, entertainer, sings in full costume. LCpl. Steven Williams

The splendor of Hawaii

Rainbow Falls is picture perfect behind Hilo.



Herb Hill, TAVSC, reads one of the many information plaques at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

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lava.

Sat. Valerie Griffin Stott writer

VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK,

wain -As the car moved along Highway 11 toward Kilauea Military Camp, there was a quality to the air rd not noticed since my arrival on Oahu nearly a year ago. I pulled my- jacket up around my neck to escape a chill which intensified as the car climbed higher.

Earlier in the evening, a convertible seemed like an appropriate choice for my visit to the Big Island of Hawaii Now however, with the top down and Jack Frost nipping at more than just my nose, I was having my doubts.

, As my three- vehicle entourage pulled in the front gate of KMC I was glad to have arrived and have the chance to treat what felt like hypothermia. By the time I dragged my bag- gage into the small, but quaint and economi- cal (rates depending on rank) apartment we reserved prior to the trip, I was glad to see heaters in each room and a central fire place.

'Ibo late for the Friday night hula show in the Lava Lounge, we decided to turn in.

At what could be considered a civilized hour to start a vacation, another Marine and I headed for Kona to snorkel. A two-hour drive

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getting sun-burned, too many novelty shops to count and a bite to eat later, we never quite made it into the water.

Later in the evening, we gathered by the fireplace in the lounge at IOW to swap sto- ries and found out the other group's diving experience had indeed been memorable, complete with a moray eel and blood. Luckily, none of our party was injured, though they didn't bother lending assistance to the poor chap who got attacked.

As we made our Sunday schedule we pon- dered a 1-a1C Daily Tour but realized they're offered only on weekdays. The activity lodge does rent equipment from backpacks to vol- leyballs and offers reduced rates on many island activities.

The group explored Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, stopping at every attraction imaginable and then some. I went through four rolls of film.

Monday we stopped at the gift shop and post office to buy post cards and stamps before leaving KMC.

As the plane took off and the Big Island grew smaller, I thought how sad it was I had to leave Oahu to have the best weekend since my arrival in Hawaii.

A simple weekend trip to KNIC made me realize it's possible to have the best of both cli- mates - Oahu and Hawaii.

B-2 October 24, 1996 Hawaii Marine

Two Gibbons show a little bit of their personality to onlookers while basking in the Hawaiian sun. Cpl. Michael Wiener

This place has gone to the apes Cpl. Michael Wiener Staff writer

HONOLULU - Amid tall buildings, screaming traf- fic and thousands of peo-

ple, there is a quiet place of refuge. Near Waikiki in Kapiolani Park, the Honolulu Zoo is an escape from the crazyness of the city to the wilderness, with animals of every size, shape and color. The zoo covers 42 acres of land

and is home to more than 1,250 animals of 265 different species of birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles. The animals are kept in a "natural" setting - places similar to the animals' natural habitat.

"We are still in the process of of modernizing the zoo," said Joe Kimmins, educational department. "Our newest attraction is the African Savannah."

The ten-acre exhibit is home to animals found in Africa, and con- tinues the natural theme. Two more ecological exhibits are planned for the zoo, the Tropical

Forest and the Pacific Island habitats.

"Being one of the only zoos in the tropics," added Kimmins, "management thought it would be good to specialize in animals of our climate." Hands-on experiences make vis-

`We want to make the zoo more of an educational place instead of somewhere to look at animals.'

Joe Kimmins Honolulu Zoo

iting the zoo fun and interesting. The Petting Zoo is a favorite with kids, where barnyard animals roam around the pen for children to pet. The elephant encounter allows visitors to get up close and personal with two Asian elephants. After a short class on earth's largest land animals, the crowd feeds the elephants car-

rots, a treat for both feeder and feedee.

"We want to make the zoo more of an educational place instead of somewhere to just look at animals," said Kimmins. "The Elephant Encounter, as with the other programs, teaches people about animals and nature."

Some other programs offered by the zoo are After School and Zoo Explorers, designed to give kids something to do in the afternoon if both parents are working. Also, three nights a month, during the full moon, visitors can tour the zoo at night, or come to Snooze at the Zoo, a program which allows visitors to sleep inside the zoo, said Kimmins.

"It is really a different place at night," said Kimmins. "The moon comes up over Diamond Head and lights this place up. It's wild!"

The zoo is open every day except Jan. 1 and Dec. 25 from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Several snack bars are available around the zoo to grab a bite to eat and picnics are allowed on the zoo lawns. For more information call 971-7195.

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Hawaii Marine October 24, 1996 B-3

Varsity hoops suffers preseason loss to Army, 72-61

SSgt Stephen Gude

The Marine Varsity's James Speights drives to the basket on an Army defender during one of the Leathernecks' rare fast-break opportunities in a 72-61 loss at the Main Gym here Oct. 17.

SSgt. Stephen Gude Press Chief

"

n old adage in basketball goes He who controls the bdards, con- rols the game."

Well, it's not an old adage, but if might as well have been for the Marine varsity squad Oct. 17 as they lost the battle of the boards and ultimately, the game to the Army varsity team, 72-61. This was a game of "ifs" for the

Leathernecks. "If' they had controlled the boards...

"Getting rebounds was our problem tonight," said Marine center Derek Sangster. "It's not that they were physical - they were trying to be - it's more us not grabbing the ball and putting it away."

The Marines began the game the right way. On the first Marine possession, Curtis Brooks went directly to the rim, drawing a foul. The Marines bolted to a quick 3-0 lead. An indication of things to come for the Army defense?

No. The Marines relaxed into an out- side game, settling for jumpers and rushed shots. Mistakes didn't help either, although obvious travelling by the Army was overlooked by the refer- ees several times.

But Marine coach Michael Terrell was- n't using the refs, or the fact he was missing two of his starters, as an excuse for his team's performance.

"We were just getting outhustled," Terrell said. "We didn't do what we set out to do."

Despite Brooks' five rebounds in the first two minutes of the game, the Army attacked inside, getting second and third shot opportunities almost at will and going on an 11-2 run to take control of the game.

The Army's attack was by design, as head coach Donald Craig put it.

"We came out to play some hard-nosed ball," Craig said. "And that's just what we did."

But the Marines weren't out of the game. Spurred by Wayne Bryant and Sangster getting tough rebounds and Lawrence Harper hitting a three-pointer, the Marines were down only 21-17 with 0:7:30 left in the first half. Peculiarly, the Army tried to take the Corps out of its rhythm with a modified "four:corners" offense, a la North Carolina in the 1970s.

The refs called the soldiers for holding the ball, but if their plan was to break the Marines' rhythm, it worked. The Army defense clamped down, the refs missed another couple of travels by the soldiers, and Army guard Cordell Calviness' three-pointer helped extend the Army lead to 34-23 at the half. It was obvious what the leathernecks

had to do to get back in the game, said Robert Clarke, assistant coach.

"We've got to box out in the middle,"

he said. "They're just getting too many offensive boards."

"If I get three or four chances to make a shot, there's a pretty good chance I'll hit one of them," Terrell said, his irrita- tion with the Army's board work appar- ent. -

"We've got to start playing our game," Brooks said. "We're letting them dictate the game."

Brooks did his part to turn the tide, sky-walking for several blocks, but the Army was able to extend their lead to 52-38 with 0:11:10 to go. Terrell insert- ed a three-guard lineup of Walter Moore, Lawrence Harper and Kiano Black, and the Marines went on a five- point spurt to pull to within nine, 52-43.

But then began the wonderful world of fouls, and the Leatherneeks' effort seemed to dwindle, especially under the boards, where on missed shots, three soldiers went for the ball, usually against only one Marine.

Calviness hit three straight three- pointers in the closing minutes to stave off a late rally by the Marine reserves, highlighted by a high-rising slam from Black.

Terrell was succinct in defeat. "I'm glad we had a game like this in

the preseason," he said. "It gives us a chance to work out our mistakes.

"We can beat the Army," added Terrell. "We just need to be on our game, and we'll get there."

Madman's Football Challenge Again, I have vanquished my foes. Cpl. Matt Miller and I were tied after Sunday with 10-2 records, and even though Oakland defeated San Diego (we both selected Oakland), I won because I was closest on points. No one was under 8- 5 this week, so it was a pretty good week for everyone. Even in losing, Miller took over first place overall. I gained two more games on SSgt. Michael Balmer. My cars are already shiny, pool members! You'd better learn to wash yours...

Carolina at Philadelphia -A tough game, but I think Philly's playing better right now. Indianapolis at Washington - The Skins are playing very well, and the Colts are still banged up. Don't count Jim Harbaugh out, though.

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Jacksonville at Cincinnati - For some strange reason, I'm going with the Bengals. NY Giants at Detroit - Easy pick. Pittsburgh at Atlanta - The Steelers should romp, but is the breakout week for the Falcons? St. Louis at Baltimore - The Ravens are a decent team, really. Testaverde's okay. San Francisco at Houston - Oilers in an upset. San Fran's got quarterback problems. Tampa Bay at Green Bay - Mail this one in. Dallas at Miami - Jimmy in the upset, although I wouldn't be surprised if the 'Boys are motivated. Kansas City at Denver - At Mile High, go with Elway. NY Jets at Arizona - Not a lock - the Jets can upset the Cardinals. San Diego at Seattle - Seattle doesn't score much, but San Diego can and will. Buffalo at New England - I'm still not impressed

with Jim Kelly's performance this year. Tie Breaker: Chicago at Minnesota - Minnesota should win, but you never know when Warren Moon's going to be stricken with such maladies as "fumble-itis" or "interception eye." 40 points.

Madman's picks in bold.

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Russian Citizens Hail New Lennon and Marx! Emerging Republic Inadvertently Creates Hot New Collectible

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Abkhazia, Soviet Union - Even as UN peacekeeping forces are attempt- ing to broker a cease fire in this emerging Soviet Republic, the tiny province has found a way to poke fun at their former Russian occupiers, and has created what many collectors consider to be the most clever commemorative postage stamps ever issued.

As their first official stamp release, Abkhazian postal authorities have just issued two legal tender stamps honor- ing a "Lenin and Marx" not generally associated with Russian history, but rather with peace and laughter - John Lennon and Groucho Marx!

"The Russians are obviously sending a message to the world to `Give Peace A Chance'," remarked Jeffrey Franz, of the International Collectors Society in Owings Mills, MD, the worldwide distributor of the stamps. "Little did they know that they've created one of the hottest collectibles around!"

The very colorful stamps, which depict a smiling John Lennon and Groucho Marx surrounded by icons of peace and love, are legal for postage in Abkhazia and have been issued in a Limited Edition of just a few thousand sets.

"When you compare that to U.S. commemorative stamps such as Elvis and Marilyn Monroe where hundreds of millions are issued, you can see the irresistible appeal that these stamps will have to Lennon fans, Marx fans and stamp collectors," Franz added.

Each of the stamps is about four times the size of a regular U.S. stamp, and is set within a large and colorful souvenir sheet. Each stamp has a face value of 500 rubles.

"The stamps are really quite stun- ning, in fact NBC Dateline featured them as their Picture of The Week," reported Franz. "Collectors are now seeking them out because of the clever subject matter, their rarity, and because they are the first issue from this emerging nation."

Gotta have'em? They are available for a short time at $9.72 (plus $3 p&h) for the set accompanied by a num- bered Certificate of Authenticity and a free pocket guide containing little known facts about John Lennon and Groucho Marx. The most you can buy is 6 sets. Send your check or money order to ICS, 3600 Crondall Lane, Suite 100SRAB, Owings Mills, MD, 21117, To order by credit card, call toll free 1-800-844-4216.

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Kathy's 'R Activities Halloween Happenings Aboard K-Bay Its a Haunted House Halloween

for all ages at the Pacific Hideaway October 31. The fun starts at 5 p.m. with Halloween Keiki Night featuring a keiki costume contest, pumpkin drawing contest, plus a children's buffet for $3.95, ages 8-12, $2.95 for ages 4-7 and ages 3 and under are free! For the adults, there's a Happy Hour Halloween Costume party. Doors open at 5 p.m. with lots of pupus and special. Come dressed in your scariest best and enter the adult costume contest. All events at the Pacific Hideaway are open to all ranks, DoD civilians and their families. For more information, call the Pacific Hideaway at 254-5592.

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More than 400 cyclists participated in the Kailua Mayor's Sunday on Wheels. The path took them from Kailua District Park through the H-3 Gate of MCB Hawaii and down Mokapu Road to the back gate. "The purpose of the event is to promote the need for more bikeways," said Jeremy Harris, mayor of Honolulu. "It also encourages both motorists and bicyclists in sharing the road with each other."

MCB Hawaii takes Regional Team Match Sgt. William Poff Stali writer

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"I knew my shooters and felt very confident going into the match," said CWO -2 Eric B. Garcia, base training and operations officer. "The whole team has shot together before, either in matches or practice and everyone had the same confidence in each other I had."

During the day of the match, the wind was a major factor in Ulupau crater where the rifle range sits, with gusts blowing up to 20 mph, Garcia said.

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"Although the winds were bad, the conditions were the same across the line," said Garcia. "Everybody had to fire in the same conditions." The Marine team did

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"In team matches, rapid fire is easy," said

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Next, the most demanding stage of fire is the 500-yard line. All the shooter has to do is shoot and hold elevation, while the coach has the ardu- ous task of accurately calling the wind, said Garcia.

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Sgt. William Poff

Mark Youdell, Regimental Aid Station, MCB Hawaii, cooks dinner for his family at one of the many campsites.

Relaxation is just a Sgt. William Poff StoR wr'er

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0, Oahu - Ironwood trees shade a campsite's pine nee- dle-covered ground. Tents are pitched and a permeating smell of bacon and eggs cooking over a small camp stove fills your nos- trils. Your growling stomach quickens your work, and your mind starts to fantasize about eating breakfast. Bellows not only offers camping,

but also many other activities for the discerning outdoor enthusi- ast. Military members do not need to get an Oahu camping permit, like their civilian counter- parts do.

"This is the only spot on the windward side that military members can camp without a permit," said Dawn Nuuanu, recreation aid, Bellows MWR.

"Bellows is the perfect place for families to get away on a weekend," Nuuanu said. 'The campsites are very close to the beach and base exchange, and there are

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Whether sitting oceanside, or playing in the water, Bellows AFS has it all.

many recreational activities offered here. "Everything from boogie boards,

bicycles and horseshoes to snor- keling equipment and one-or two- person kayaks are available."

The base also has a miniature golf course and driving range for those who like to "hit the green," Nuuanu said

"We can also arrange for larger occasions, such as birthday par- ties," said Nuuanu. 'We can cater a birthday party for $7 a

person. The money covers two hours of miniature golf and hot dogs with juice served in a cool sand pail."

Neither bad weather nor bad camping food can prevent campers fi-om enjoying a good meal at the Bellows Beach Club. The dub serves breakfast, lunch and dinner for dine-in or take-out, Nuuanu said

"Besides the strong currents in the ocean between the beach and Mokulua islands, the only other

thing to be cautious of is centipedes and scorpions," said Nuuanu. 'Though not a signifi- cant threat to campers, they need to be aware the centipedes tend to favor trees and the scorpions sometimes live in sand."

"Bellows is an excellent place to camp," said Petty Officer 1st Class Mark E. Bjornson, leading petty officer, Regimental Aid Station, MCB Hawaii. 'This is probably the best beach on the island. The waves are small and the beach doesn't have rocks. Plus, there is always a comfortable breeze coming in from the ocean.

`This is a good place to have a weekend away," Bjornson said. "Even though your still on the island, you feel you have gotten away"

If planning for a weekend camping trip it's best to make reservations one month ahead of time, especially for the summer months and holiday weekends, said Nuuanu.

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New facilities, events usher SMP into holiday season Renee Valdov SMP Coordinator

Ihope all of you are ready - the Single Marine Program/Recreation Center will be re-opening before you know it!

The doors to the facility will be open 8 a.m. Wednesday. The first event in our new center will be our Halloween movie night Oct. 31. The Marine Message Center and MWR K-Bay Video have donated pizza and movies for this free of charge and should be enjoyed by all, If this movie night is a success, it could become a regular event. If you have any suggestions for movies, be sure and stop by and see everything that's been happening.

The holidays are quickly approaching and the plans are in motion for events here. However, as I have said, the SMP belongs to you, the single Marines and Sailors

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of MCBH and I want to be sure the events we offer are what you want. Each unit has a representative to the SMP Council and these are the people for you to get in touch with to ensure your voice is being heard. If you do not know who your representative

is, feel free to contact the SMP office and we will direct you to them. Or, if you would like to become involved in the council, just let us know. As always, your other option is to contact the SMP directly with your issues and concerns and we will be sure they are addressed. You can do this by calling the office at 254-7592 or by E-Mail to GS07 VAL- DOV.

There will be a Base Action Committee meeting tonight at the Pacific Hideaway at 7 pm. The topic this month will be MWR. If you have any questions or concerns, this is the time to bring them forward. Remember, if you do not use the opportunities presented to you they may not happen again. The SMP council members will represent the single Marines and Sailors of MCBH at the meeting, so if you

have any particular issues that you want addressed, please get them to your representative or the SMP Coordinator by phone or Ian by 6 p.m. Thursday.

For more information, call 254-7592.

Movies All movies shown at the Base Theater,

building 219, begin at 7:15 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Movies are subject to change due to circumstances beyond the theater's control. Children ages 9 and

, under (age 16 and under for "R" movies) must be accompanied by a guardian 18 years of age or older throughout the entire movie. Movie prices are $3 for those 12 years old and older; $1.50 for children ages six to 11; and admission is free for children five and below. For more information call 254-7642.

"Jack" (Comedy) "PG": Plays Friday and Saturday at 7:15 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. Robin Williams plays a 10- year -old boy who suffers from a rare genetic disorder which makes him look 40. He is lonely until he discovers the fourth grade.

"Bordello of Blood" (Horror/Violence) "R": Plays Sunday at 7:15 p.m. starring Dennis Miller. "Tales from the Crypt" presents this classic about a down-and- out detective and a beautiful vampire.

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1 Legal Notices

CONTRACT SERVICE CORP. (CSC) is no longer doing business in Hawaii as of Nov. 30, 1995.

4 Health & Fitness

ASK ME how I went from alze 14 to 3 in just a few months, No diet/exercise, AP-300. Ca11247-3840.

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10 Cemetery'Plots

ITAW'N, MEMORIAL pinto, Ordn, of Memories, $2000 each 578.4104,

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All real-estate advertising In this newspaper is sub- tact to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes 11 illegal to advertise any pref-erence, limitation or' discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." Femoral status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custo- dians: pregnant women and people securing.

73 Apts, Furnished

KAILUA Studio, $650: 1/1, $850; 3/1, $1395. All upgraded w/util 235-1250

KAILUA studio w/kit W/D, Sr. bus, no pets /smoke, $800 incl. utlis, 262.1227.

PUNAHOU Studio & 1- bdrm., $600 & $550. No lease, no prkg. 734-4496.

PUNALUU New 1 bdrm., near beach/bus, prkg. avail. $650 utils incl.

Call 237-8432 Lv. msg.

74 Apts. Partly Furnished

"STOP PAYING RENT" Own your home. No down poss. N. Shore, 1/1 $675.

2/1 $745. 637-6191.

AIEA 1 bdrm,, 1 bath, prkg., incl. water, $650/ month, Call 621-6882,

custody of children under '8.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which Is In violation pf the law. Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain at discrimination, call HUD toll-tree at: 1-B00-669-9777. The toll-free number for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275 --

74 Apts. Partly Furnished

10 Cemetery Plots

VALLEY of the TEMPLES 2 plots together, Chapel Hill, $1500 ea. 845-0916.

15 Announcements

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FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE PROPERTY STOLEN

FROM 30 KAIHOLU PLACE, KAILUA. AT

APPROXIMATELY 11:00 A.M. ON OCT. 14, 1996. PLEASE CALL THE LAW

OFFICES OF CHARLES J. FERRERA.

PHONE #: 599-5220.

20 Lost & Found

FOUND.. Sport Com- memorative wristwatch on K-Bay Dr , 10/6. 262-0635.

25 Personals

HAPPY BIRTHDAY "KAINOA WOODS' Sat,, October 26. Love, Mom & Dad.

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By Rose Marie Tells your past, present 8 future, Advisor on love, marriage 8 business. If you're lonely or confused, don't know which way to turn, call 944.1134.

TATTOO 681.3617 Custom -Designed, Clean,

,Sterile. HI Stale Lic.

WHITE MAGIC WITCH Does the impossible Love

Spell, Sucess rate of 100 %.1.310. 575.9642.

30 Income Tax

"FAST IN-HOME" Tax svc. at reas. rates, All states BACK YEARS. 523.1881

"LATE TAXES" past yrs. In your home svc. Steve White, MBA. 395-7141.

50 Business/Income Opportunities

"SRUGE NEW INCOMES" Give Internet screen

phone away. 235.2284,

"DRUG-RAID SOIZURES" Cheap/cars, homes, morn. Into. call 1-600-707-6356 ext, 2, Dept. 8P70.

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FREE Internet Classifieds Call 528-9560 NOVA

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MOMPRENEURSII Make money making

homes sate for you & children. For appt, 234-4308.

MOMS WANTED!! Earn at home around your kids!! 1. 800-935-5171 ext. 1210.

NEED EXTRA INCOME? Incredible opportunity,

Call 836-0809.

NEED HOLIDAY CASH? HOW MUCH? HOW FAST?

Environmental products co. needs help w/expan-

sionl For app't.. 676.4971.

RESIDUAL PROFIT- SHARING Income, no risk. Environmentally friendly products, Call 259-9960.

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CALL NOW TO SAVE $200. Kaneohe, 2/1, pool. new paint, sills, Inc!, only $850. Call 455-1631,

KAILUA 2/11/2 Meridian East. Ocean view, 10th fl., $1000/mo. 599-8974.

KAILUA 2/2, 2 cv'd, prkg., 24-hr. sec., walk to beach! movies/shopping, $1150. Call Nell, 261-1530.

KAILUA Poinciana 2/2, lanai cov'd, prk., pool, $1075. 262-8430.

KAILUA clean, large studio, full bath, $550/

mo,, nr, beach, 262-4005,

KANEOHE Hale Anaole 3/2, clean, sec. bldg.,

2 cov'd. prkg. $1125. Utlls Mal, Call 239-2343,

74 Apts. Partly 78 Rentals To. Share Furnished

KANEOHE Igo, detached studio (30 x tfli, lull ha., kit., walk-in closet, utils. Incl., $700/mo. 247-0006.

KANEOHE nice studio, washer, prkg., $850/mo. Incl. water. Call 236-7018.

KEOLU HILLS new Ige. 1/1, airy, W/D, no smoke, $800. 263-2300, 851-6056.

McCULLY/KAPIOLANI 2/1, prkg., fans, carpet, drapes, nr. bus. Reis., 5'

yr. $825. 946-6102.

STOP PAYING RENT. Own hm. Super low dn.

poss. Wahiawa. 2/1, 3735, 3/1, $960/mo. 637-6191.

WAHIAWA 2-bdrm. duplex- es, newly renovated In/ out. 678.8890, 625-8788.

75 Apts. Unfurnished

MAKAKILO 1/1, prkg., pallo/view, avail. now, $750 incl. utils. 672-9218.

76 Rentals To Share

KAILUA rm, in 4/3 house, pool, W/D, nr, bus, $500 + dep., utils. 262-1607.

KANEOHE share 1/1 In 2/2 condo. Immac., nr. bus, highly desirable loc., pool, amen., share prkg. $450/mo,+ dep. Incl. utile, 247.0764, 596.5940 pgr.

KEOLU HILLS share 3 bdrm., 1 ba., $550 .Inc!, utli, 261-6123.

WAIALAE IKI cool Ige. hse., Vw pool, No smoke! drugs, S650+ Oils 373.3331,

WAIPIO pvt. rm./ba. Share kl1./04 rm. Female/same vol./student OK. $498.

utlls Inc!, 542.6276 eves.

81 Houses Furnished

KAAAWA duplex, 2 tdrm., 1 ha., furn deck w/ocean view, carport, W/D to share, $975 + stile, 1

bdrm. & ba., furn,, deck w/ min, clew, W/D to share, $700 + sills. Available immediately. 237-8139 day, 599-2597 eves.

83 Houses Partly Furnished

KAILUA 3111/2, tam, rm., no pets, fenced, quiet tenants, $1300. 261.5650,

KAILUA 4/2, swimming pool, Ige. lanai, cul-de-

sac, fenced yd, $2550/mo. 261. 1134,576 -2875 pgr.

KANEOHE 3/11/2, patio/1/2 ba, big, yd nr, mall, bus, sch., $1550/mo, 239-1212.

KANEOHE 3/1, water incl. No pets. $950/mo, Avail. toll, 236.3057 eves.

KANEOHE 6/21/2, cv'd. prkg yd magnificent ocean view, quiet, clean. $2000/mo, 263-0338,

KANEOHE Ocn, vw., Ige 2/1, new appl., W/D, carpet, prkg., yd. svc. NO Pets $1100. 247.4014

83 Houses Partly Furnished

WAHIAWA 3/1. 3900, Incl water, prkg, Nr.sch. NO

pets. 622-4254.

WAHIAWA 3/2, $1150 a month + deposit. Call 595-8366 or 621-6210,

WAIALUA 3/11/2, fenced yard, $1100/mo. Call 637-5476 iv, msg.

WAIMALU 1/1, yard, parking. No pets/smoke. $745, utils Inc!, 468.1279,

85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

MILILANI 2/1, prkg., lanai, clean, spacious. near bus, shopping, $750. 474-1437 day, 627.1187 nights.

VILLAGE PARK clean 2/11/2, new carpet, W/D, no pets, $800. 488-4055.

WA1KELE 2/2, pkg., AlC, golf view, nr. bus, $1000. Avail. 11/1, 455.7058.

86 Condos/Townhouses Furnished

KAILUA Windward Cove. Exec. 3/2,1ully turn. 2 cov'd parking, $1500. 599.8974,

WAIKELE 2/2, 2 prkg., corner unit, quiet, incl. utlis., $1100/mo, Call 671-7716,

88 Rooms For Rent

WAIPAHU rooms rent, $375 per month includes

utilities. 676-7455,

88 Rooms For Rent

KAHALUU spacious rm. in rustle hillside hm., pct. deck, w/bay view, (sink, loft, skylights), share be.

& kit, w/odlet nonsmoking female. $450, 239.5045,

93 Vacation Rentals

"KAILUA/LANIKAI" nr,/on beach, 1-3 bdrm,, 1.2 Da. or "B & B." 262-5445.

KAILUA Quiet, lovely 1- bdrm. house near beach, $49/day. 254-5757.

KAILUA Vacation Rentals. Near Beach.

Call 261-5174, 261-4016.

KAILUA small studio/ cottage from $40, near beach. Call 262-9545.

98 Rentals Wanted

WORKING SINGLE MOM seeks one bedroom or studio. Up to $500/mo util. incl. Dig. pgr. 279-2147.

103 Stores & Offices For Rent

KAILUA TOWN 100 sq, ft., A/C, furnlunfurn carpet 262.3889, eves 262.6890,

YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the amount 01 money you can make on things you no

longer need. They're someone else's treasure, and the Classifieds bring you together, Phone 235-5881 today!

109 Condos/Townhouses For Sale

MAKAKILO Ige., 1347 eq. ft., 3111/2 split level, 2

prkg./pool, Re w tile/ carpet/paint/blinds, Igo, fenced yd. vacant 8 immac., $175K. By Owner, w. 688.3427, h. 689-8981.

114 Real Estate For Sale

HI KAI waterfront, 4/2, must sell, owner financing, $475,000. 921-2000.

HOMES FOR PENNIES ON THE $11 Thousands of government-foreclosed 8 repossessed properties being liquidated this month! For lists in your area call toll-free, 7 Daysl 1-800-396.4247 Ext. 1499.

STOP READING, LOOKI Must sell 4/3. Remodeled. Equity share for $97,000.

1 blk. to Kahala. 1116 Luawai. Owner 395-5555.

115 Real Estate Announcements

HOMES FOR PENNIES ON THE $1 I Thousands of

government-foreclosed and repossessed pro-

perties being liquidated this mo Far lists in your

area, call toll-free 7 days) 1-800-396-4247 ext. 1305.

CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Find a bargain for sale or sell your unwanted itthns tot

cash In the Classifieds, ' Call 235-5881..

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Classified II October 24- 30, 1996

4tCastle Medical Center STAFF ACCOUNTANT

Full-time, must have Bachelor's degree in Accounting with expertise in Supercalc, Lotus 123, Won:Perla:1, Excel and AS400. At least 4 yrs. hospital accounting experience preferred.

AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR Per dieni/on-call position for morning &/or evening classes. Able to teach STEP & low-impact; CPR required and aerobics certification preferred,

HOME HEALTH AIDE Full-time, must be a certified nurse aide or home health aide with home health experience or a minimum of one year acute or long-term experience. BLS/C certification, valid driver's license, no-fault auto insurance & car required.

APPLY IN PERSON - (HUMAN RESOURCES) Monday, Wednesday & Thursday only 9 am-12pm (except holidays)

640 Ulukohlki Street Kailua, Hawaii 96734-4498 For more-Information, call our Jobline at 263-5151

An Lcool Oppro.rilly 1:17r4oyot

ALMA eAloha, Xe. alth, &we Genie.. "The light that cares for our extended family"

is currently seeking

REGISTERED NURSES AND

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES with the following qualifications:

V Long-Term Care Experience I Organized & Flexible

II Excellent Communication Skills II Able to Work on

IF Strong Leadership Skills Alternate Weekends

IllA.C111 CAPP IPIPAPAPAO=4..

Please apply in person at:

ALOHA HEALTH CARE CENTER 45-545 Kainehanteha Highway Kaneohe

Telephone 247-2220 An Ilv.1,i,011161,Y

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57 Employment Information

57 Employment Information

58 Schools & Instruction

WORK at home. Mail- order shopping business. SASE LMM, P. 0. Box 22585, Hon., HI. 96823.

EARN $1000s WEEKLY Processing Mail, Workers

needed nowt Free Supnies/information. No Obligation. Send SASE:

QUEST iNDUSTRiES #10, P.O , Box 196298, Winter

springs, FL 32719.

WORK AT HOME! MAIL -ORDER POWER!

Growing Co. needs help. Fun, Easy, Will train,

For Info, & Video Packet, 1-601. 325-4892 24 Hrs.

PIANO LESSONS: Effective roram for all ages in Kapneoghe studi o,

John Schouten. 247-6010.

TRAVEL TRAINING " Airlines, Cruises

Travel Agency ' Tours, Hotels ^ Computers

KOTTNER TRAVEL INSTITUTE

236-7034 Licensed by DOE

57 Employment Information 58 Schools

& Instruction ASSEMBLE ARTS Crafts in your spare time.

Earn extra $$1 Typing, electronics, + more. Calf 1-800-786-0409.

HOME TYPISTS, PC users needed. $45,000 Income potential. Call 1- 800-513-4343 Ext. 6 -4031

FINANCIAL AID FOR COLLEGE-Students, Military. 239-4437 x112.

N 0 EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!' $500 to $900 weekly potential! Processing mortgage refunds! Own hours!

Ca111-800-348-7184 ext. 819 (24 hours).

ASSEMBLE CRAFTS at home. Great extra income! Variety. Cali: 1-800-377-6000, ext. 2150

HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS. ALL AGES &

LEVELS. CALL 259-7510, 59 Employment Opportunities HORSEBACK RIDING

Lessons, English & Western. Call 259-5389. EARN MONEY Reading

books) $30,00 Olyear income potential. Details.

1- 800-513-4343 ext. Y-4031.

LEADERS WANTED Excl. opportunity for personal & financial

growth. Brand new office in Central Oahu area

representing health fitness produts. Prof.

appearance a must. No exp. nec. Training pro - vided. CALL 677 -1044.

POSTAL JOBS $18,392-567 ,125/yr. Now hiring. Call 1-

800-513-4343 ext, P4031.

PIANO/VOICE Your house or mine, any age, all levels, Jullaard T.C., Co.'- umbia U., NYC. 486-9475. COURAGE Is resistance

to fear, mastery of tear -

not the absence of fear, Mark Twain

SIMPLE WORK. As time pern.lts/earn tuition, 8 wks, $10K possible. 846-2668.

READING & MATH TUTOR In my Kallua hm. Call Luanne, 262-11379.

PROFESSIO

Executive . - ..1.0., 7,.

'96 Z3 Siluer/Blork, Leather, P/Seal, Sporly (GM 911 $33,900 2 '95 318i( (01IV. Green/Ton, Auto, 5K Mi GE16741 '

'95 31811 Auto, Groonflan, Ilk 19.1609121 19,900 0,500 '94 325i( (onv., Whife/1on, Auto, 15X Mi. 1GFRO10) '31,900 '93 525i Blork/Silvor, 35k Mi. Mane 1181064) 13,900 '92 3251 Olock/Blork, Auto, 391( Mi. Must Sae (003791 $20,500 '92 325i Mite /Gray, MA IOWA., OM OHM '20,500 '90 525i Vitite/Ton, 451( MI., like How IliPN0501 '16 995 ,,,, '891501! While/N*1%4,58K* Dries fuel (G04531 ''16,y95 '89 3256 20r., Bronalgon,35K Mi., km11E17221 $1 2,995

auto center

614 Cooke St 596-7781 r4X 593-1666 Y.525-1943

SPECIALIZING IN LOCATING THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE...SALES & LEASING

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

"AVON" SALES REPS

BE YOUR OWN BOSS For the best earnings

possible O. CALL $$.

THIS AD ONLY Kandy 235.7641 or

Jo 395.6970 Independent Sales Rep.

"CONSULTANTS" Tupperware buy/sell. Call Cathy, 421-1593 Today!

"NOME CLEANERS" Earn Xmas $$ NOW,

Up to $9.50/hr. Paid Weekly

Need own car Need home phone

Flex, daytime schedule

CALL 732-9490. Dana's Referral Agcy.

"MONEY TALKS" Sates Reps.

' Environmental products. ' Leadership training. ' 82000-$5000/mo. comm.

Calf 486-0007.

"WE'RE #1" Inc. Magazine 8 Wall Street Journal agree that we are the fastest-growing co. In America! Looking for 3 motivated individuals to train to run new offices. Beauty & Nutrition Pro- ducts. Call 487-5865

BOAT CAPTAIN Kaneohe Bay.. F/T, 100 ton license pref. Able to work with people. Tour experience pref., but will train. Good pay & benefits. Call 239-8886 for appointment.

BIG OPPORTUNITY Earn money & travel to Japan. Meet people. Dance In Polynesian show. Will train. Call 262-8480 or 288-9648 pgr.

CHIROPRACTIC ASST. Holistic office, Reception. computer, organized, self- motivated. Start 11/18. 377-1811 from 10-4:30pm.

PROBLEM: Got an over- crowded closet? Try the Classifieds solution) Advertise those unwanted unused Items "For Sale" and then pocket the cash you make! Call today, 235-58811

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

CLEANING HELPERS Needed. Windward area, good pay. Call 262-8767.

COMPTER Salesperson Exp., P/T, Schofield Exchange. Call 262-4969.

COMPUTER Users Needed. Work Own Hours. 820K to $50K/year. 1.800. 348 -7186x 3136.

ENVIROCONOMIST We have 4 positions avail.

You need good people skills & a positive attitute. For appt. call 524-0910.

HAIR DESIGNERS & Nail Technicians w/followings. Commission or rental, Cal/ 262-1889.

INFO. SPECIALIST P/T position, 15 to 20 hours. per week. Good math skills, people skills, neat handwriting desired, Apply at Mike Salta Pontiac 2945 No. Nimitz Hwy.

JEWELRY SALES P/T, Kaneohe, Royal Hawaiian Heritage Jewelry. Karen at 235-1160.

MR. SOFTEE Ice Cream truck driver. Pearl Harbor area. Will train. Long hrs., good pay. Armin, 671-3935.

P/T BOOKKEEPER flexible hours. For appoint-

ment call 259-8509.

P/T RECEPTIONIST Mon. thru Fri. Barn to

12pm. Good typing, communication skills, general office req'd. State Farm

Insurance CO. 235-6461.

PET LOVERS ONLY Host families needed

626-9446 for application.

SALES excl. oppty., communication/phone cards. Comm./bonus. 539-3633.

SALES REPS. P/T-FIT 8th fastest-growing co. In America! No inventory, no quotas. Small investment to own your own business. Call 625-8750 Iv. msg.

TEST ADMIN./PROCTOR for computer base testing. 2 positions: AM. to 19 hrs. /wk: & PM, approx. 15 hrs,/wk. Some Sets, Will train. Windward. 263-6656.

Hawaii's Oldest

Authorized

HARLEY-DAVIDSON

KAWASAKI

MOTO GUM

BUELL

Dealer

2965 N Nimitz Hwy By the Airport

83162 60 Help Wanted

Male/Female

SALESPERSON 1,1

exchange. Ca.11262-4969.

61 Salespeople Wanted

EXPANDING LOCALLY Highest form of bottled

water. Need help. Call 676-0530.

62 Domestic Help Wanted

P/T EVENING SITTER needed in my Kaneohe home, Mon./Wed./Th., 730-10:30. Must be mature, responsible &

reliable. Teen OK. Call 235-7691

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

AUNTY ALI'S SERVICES Residential House-

Cleaning. Ph. 247-0311

BABY SITTER available. Lots of TLC. Mon. to Fri. Wahiawa. Call 621-1049.

CHILD CARE at Waipio Gentry, Pre-school

teacher, snacks avail, 1-2 children. Call 676-2737

CHILD CARE exp. in Wahiawa. Refs., avail. 1-2 kids, 1 yr. & up. 621-6519.

CHILD CARE in my fige. &

clean Kailua home 1-2 kids. F/T, M-F. 263-8024.

CHILD CARE in my Kailua home, 1-2 children.

M-F, full- or part-time. Call Maltie, 261 -2529.

DAY & EVE. Learning care, nr. Kaneohe MCBH, 1-2 children. 235-6353,

DAY-CARE OPENINGS for 4 F/T children. Learn- ing, loving environment. State lic,/PATCH. Military welcome. Call 488-8253.

EXP. CHILD CARE in my Kalihi home, 5 days a wk. wllots of TLC. 841-6240.

KANEOHE 1-2 kids, CPR/ First -aid certified. M-F,

weekends. F/T. 235-3687.

LOVING mom will care for 1-2 children in my Kapahulu home, 737-2426.

SHAN'S DAY CARE 3 openings, Mon.-Fri. 6:30am to 4:30pm, Lic. Good rates, excl. care Call 239-7766.

WILL BABY-SIT 1 child, yr./older, M-F. 6-5 in my

Kaneohe home. 235-5507.

Repossessions!!! 95 XLH883 R6047 96 Hugger R4402 95 Superglide R8136 90 XLH1200 115596 All Offers Considered!!!

Kawasaki Sale!!! 96 KE100 094 $1499 96 KLR250 948 $3605 95 71(1100E 696 $6199 96 Vulcan 1500 Mc 623 $9499 Prices + hdling, $75 doc, tax & tic, prices

may include rebate

97 Harley-Davidsons

Available Now & Going Fast!!! Call Now for Details!!

120 Home Furnishings GARAGE SALE

*WANTED* Used furniture in

very good condition. Dressers, beds, bookcases, etc.

Paradise Furniture 235-8056

50% OFF: KOA rockers, chairs, boxes, etc. by

master. S. I. K. 293-8392.

CHERRY WOOD dining set w/6 chairs & extended leaf, $65010130.247.2846.

DRESSERS, beds, bunk beds, futons, dining sets, sofas, yr. old. 262-4440.

EXTRA WAVELESS ' Queen-Size Waterbed. Mattress w/pads. Black lacquer headboard w/ mirrors, $300/0130.

254-1198,

OAK ENTERTAINMENT center, Thomasville, 3 sec- tions, $850. 487-7164.

OAK FURNITURE, micro table & toaster oven. Call 262-3340 atter noon.

TEAK: Desk, 48)(24, $150. Bookcase 471/4x12'hx29%2, $100, Leather exec. chair, $200. Call 254-5342.

122 Travel

IIIFALL SPECIAL!!! Got a Campground Mem- bership or Timeshare? We'll take ill America's most-successful resort resale clearinghouse. Call Resort Sales toll-free, 1. 800 -423. 5967.24 -hrs.

ALOHA TRAVEL Network Cheap fares /friendly svc. ARC/TA2547. 597-1666.

FLYING CARPET Travel. Best fares anywhere. We deliver. Hurry! 737-4732.

123 Moving/Storage

AMERICAN INT. CARGO. FLY CAR TO LAX, $1175. FASTER

THAN BOAT AND SAFER. FOR MORE

INFO. COME TO 111 KEEHI PL. AT

HONOLULU AIRPORT. 1. 808-836-0656 OR

1-800-642-5121.

MILITARY STORAGE Free, E-3 and below. Call

John or George for details 626-SPACE,

(626-7722).

RING UP THE PROFITS when you sell those odds and ends In the Classifieds, 235-5881,

AIKAHI PARK ref rig,. boxes, household items, clothes & toys, Sat. 9 to 12, 256 Aikane St., Kailua.

CERAMIC CLASSES, Also specializes in center

pieces. 262-8862.

GARAGE SALE: 9-3, Sat./Sun, Oct.26/27, 976 Kalawai, Enchanted Lake.

KAILUA SENIORS Super Yard Salel Lots of great clothing, hshicl., items, games & gadgets, etc.

Over 100 families contrib We! Low prices! Fri. 25th,

8am-4pm, Sat., 26th, 8am- Noon. PLUS BARGAIN BAG SALE 12pm-2pm. 140 Kuukarna, Kailua. (oft South Kalaheo).

KANEOHE YARD SALE: All kinds of goodies, turn., baby items, toys, etc., Saturday, 8-4pm, 45-920 Wallele Road.

KITCHEN ITEMS, clothes, games, lots of misc., Sat./ Sun., 7 to 3, 45-418 Nakulual St., Kaneohe.

MOVING Everythirg must go! At Waipio Garden next to Hillside Mkt, 95-024 Waihau St., Unit 16 -B, Mililani. Sat. & Sun., 7-5,

MOVING Oriental turn, &

lots of hshld. items. 46.397 Kumoo St., Haiku Village. Sat. 11/2 & Sun, 11/3, 8-2.

MOVING/GARAGE SALE 727 Halaula Pl., HI Kai. Sat. 10/26. 7-4. Bikes,

books, hshld, items, etc.

MULTIFAMILY Sat. 10/26,- 8:30 am-2 pm. Misc. items. 1228 Aloha Oe Dr., Maunawili Estates.

SAT., 10/26, 8.1 pm, 46.327 Kalall St.,

Kaneohe, Furn., other hshld. Items, chain saw,

tools, plants & MISC.

SAT., 8-2 & Sun., 8-12. Misc. & household items 559 Kaimake Lp., Kallua.

ST. ANTHONY'S THRIFT SHOP IN KAILUA. Every- thing reduced to 1/2 price far month of Oct. Mon,- Fri , 8 to 2, Sal., 9 to 3. PARKING LOT SALE. Oct. 26. 9 to 3, Makawao St.

YARD SALE Sat. 10/26, 8 1. 650 Maine St., Kallua. Furn., desks, baby Items, hshld., clothing.

BAG A BARGAIN in the Classifieds...Your super marketplace of items for sale, services to offer_ and 1001 other thingsl 235-5881.

*SPECIAL* BANK &IN-HOUSE FINANCING

'87 ACURA INTEGRALS

DDS irrl ..... ..... .......... 3,495 '89 CR X Si

pcslas) '3 995 WE HAVE ACCESS TO

OVER 200 REPO AUTOS

alcgo%Itir)1 ARO R X

FN.B44) '4,995 '90 ACCORD LX LOADER CLEAN s6 995

'93 CIVIC COUPE SPOILER &EXTRAS

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$0 nrie 1179)..... ..... lay Q0-4

'95 O

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10E1113..... ..... .......... 10, 995 '94 EXPLORER XLT USE NEW. VA, $ A aim Fscsq.. .....

'94 PATHFINDER SE-V6 AUTONATICAR, 4X $ ARE

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530 PAIEA ST. 834 -0808 IMRE AIRPORT

126 Miscellaneous

AVON Buying or selling products. 1 0% off. new

customers only. 499-1023.

BEAUTIFUL PUAKENEKENE PLANTS

3-4 feet. Call 247-3104

CASH For GAMES Buy-Sell-Trade-Rent

Ultra 64' Playstation Nintendo * Sega " 300

Maklki Video & Game Exchange '

1249 Wilder Avenue 537-6611

NEW SPA 4-5 person,' $3500/080. 2 bikes, $300 /ofr. both. 262-2247

OPIHI $129 a gallon.

259-9675.

PHOTO CERAMICS Your 4x6 photo. $9.951up. Call for brochure, 261-0767. .

SAXOPHONE with case. 8800/0B0. Healthrider, new, $200/080. 836-2153.

VERTICAL BLIND SPECIAL Decorator, PVC at reg. price, ex. 74 "x84 ", $119. Ken Hatch Interior.:',,

254-2080 or 255-9318 cei.,

WHITE BERBER CARPET, new, never used. 4 rooms, $6001080.236.3045:

130 Antiques, Art & Collectibles

RED SKELTON: Graphics, on canvas, Freddie Freddie the Freeloader., Excl. cond. 922-9622. ,

132 Computers

386 & PRINTER 4MB/ 640K HD, 2 floppys, 8400/ OBO Call 262-2874 eves..

ALMOST FREE 486 laptop' w /$60 /mo. Internet sub,": scription. 623-1065 24 hrs.'

PORTABLE PC Internet Screen-Phone., Lease with low monthly. service, 24-hour access to, Internet. High income 8,1;

residuals. Call 235-3603. .

141 Video Taping

"FILMS TRANSFERRED" TO VIDEO, Econ Photo

Call 239-4295

144 Musical Instruments

BLK. UPRIGHT Steinway- Boston. 92.10 yr. warranty $5000/080.373.1516,

146 Boat Sales & Service

22' Chris Craft cruiser,' Marc WO, exceptional, extras, 87700 or trade for sm, truck/car. 395-8654.

INFLATABLE BOATS 12' /16', deep-V Fiberglass hull, $3500 &up. 595-7324.

GOT A SERVICE TO, SELL 1110

4 , List your Business in the

d .

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: - Accounting/Bookkeeping - Appliances -

Blinds/Drapes - Business Cards Cabinetry - Carpentry - Carpets - Cleaning

- Clerical/Typing Computer Service - Contracting/Construction - Drafting - Electrical

Entertainment - Equipment Rentals Fencing - Financial Services - Flooring/rites

- Graphics/Printing - Handyman - Hauling - Insurance - Landscaping - Legal Services

- Masonry - Massage Therapist - Painting - Picture Framing - Plastering Plumbing

- Professional Services - Property Management - Remodeling - Repair - Resumes - Roofing Screens & Jalousies - Sewing & Alterations - Telephone Service Termite/Pest Control

Towing Tree Trimming - Vinyl Siding - Wallpaper -Weddings -Yard Service

For as little as $30.33 per mo. (annual rate) you can place a 3 -line Sun Press Professional Service ad. Cali today for details, 235-5881.

IDANtp . _.

STOP!! *Creditor Calls *Repossessions *Foreclosures *Garnishments

Kteahnuir

I. ILICv *Collections *Lawsuits *Evictions *Harassment Assets)! -

Handyman Painting Sewirig & Alterations

"$995 PAINTS" any aver- age 3-bdrm. home in or

out. 1day service. Sinclair/ Benjamin Moore top line/ with 5-yr. guarn. Termite

repair. 20 years' experience. To $1000. Cat? 737-2830.

Ends 10-31-96.

AT YESTERYEAR PRICES Retired plumber & carpenter. To $1000. 235.1219,

BEST Alteration. All ages & occasions. Windward

PIU & delivery. 254-4863. "CUSTOM installations" Install/fix most anything. Carpentry, Pumps, filters, tans, vents, tile, etc. Free Est. To $1000. 638-8266.

PROFESSIONAL sewing/ alter. for all occasions, Free p/u & del. 235-4990.

Towing "RAINY SEASON" Special Custom Interior work. /0% OFF until New Year's, To $1000. Call 239-4071.

BOBBY'S REPAIRS Car- pentry, painting, drywall, teas., To $1000. 484-2463.

c- andGiaestsiRflieSUsLTS! V ' t k!I

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DAWN SMITH LAW OFFICE 521-6600

Call For a free quotation Ask about our /nn' cost do-ir.sonrself bat-wiry

DERELICT TOWING Car disposal. Low rates.

Ownership req. 637-1653. CARPENTRY. Termites, water rot, wall, linoleum, windows, door, painting, tiles, counters, kitchen bath. You name It I do it! To MOO. Marcel 261-8301.

CSF PAINTING interior! exterior. To $1000. Free

Est. 263-2569, 525-3127, Video Taping a3

FATHER & SONS PAINT- ING istandwide, Neat &

Fast. To $1000. 263-3250. IIIIX - ra, ........-

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Contracting & Construction

"TRS QUALITY" 3ulld, ronovate, kitch. & baths. Plans, permits. Additions, Houses, Low prices. Refs, 235.1714, BC 17112

FAMILY FILMS or photos transferred to video w/ music. Call 235-1840. CSF HANDYMAN Home

repairs. To $1000. Free Est. 263 -2589, 525-3127.

NEW-HOME LOOKIII DIRT/MOSS REMOVAL. Pro Pressure Cleaning.

AFFORDABLE! 626-1259.

LET US RID the exterior of your home of mildew &

fungus with our preserve- lion process. 261-6222.

ttr,

Yard Service

INTRODUCTORY OFFER! 3 Line Ad

for 3 or 6 Weeks

SHIMA'S HANDYMAN '

SVC, All types of repairs. To $1000.737.7969 otc.,

576-9409 pgr., 395.9081 after hrs.

Carpets PROFESSIONAL

WINDOW CLEANING Pager 299-2339.

" # 1 IN YARD SERVICE" Mow, trim, haul, Excl. refs. Free est J&D, 254-9024.

Plumbing Automotive Services QUALITY INSTALLATION

$4/yd. No job too small. Free Est. 20 yrs'. exp. To $1000. 262-1553.

WALTER SHUEBRUK Repairs, renovations, addl. lions. BC-17418. 247.7972.

A-1 QUALITY PLUMBING Free Est, Sams Day Svc.

#C-17031. Call 247-5158, 373-5158 or 677-5158

TRIPLE. V Housecleaning. Move out/in. Res./comml. (Military Hsg.) 621-3888. Discounts available!

"#1 MAHARLIKA YD, SVC." Filipinos, Islandwide.

.

Maint./weeds/plant grass. Free est. Cheap. Jessie, 239-2847, 598-4455 per.

Hauling 'AUTO CEILING REPAIR" ' Chuck's Mobile

Upholstery Service. Call 263-4205. 641-8402 pgr. *

Hawaii law, Chapter 444, HRS, prohibits any person.

tion or entity from colfrepr?nr g or performing construction work without a contractor's license issued by the Contractor's License BoardAppearance In this classincatIon does not mean the license Issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid. If you nave any questions concern ing a contractor's license, please conies! the Depart- went of Commerce and Con- sumer Aliens Licensing Board at 566-3000. To file a current complaint, call 587-3222. To check on a contractor's complaint history, call 586-2677.

"AGGREGATE HAULING" Mason, Concrete, Maui

Dune & Coral Sands. Also Pea gravel, Dry mix, #3

fine, #3 coarse. 361-1117. .

Cleaning Pools & Spas A Only

8 Papers 51312

UP-COUNTRY CLEANING Svc. Free Est. islandwIde. Comml./Residential. Move outs, minor repairs, inte-

nor painting. To $1000.

621-9699, 252-9931.

Blinds/Drapes "#1 WINDWARD MOW n' TRIM."

Complete Lawn Maint. 239-9771.

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof Service since 1968. Call

Ron Albert 599-8779.

QUARRY VINYL POOLS Sales liner replacement Ph. 285-9913 #C-18308.

Landscaping . per week

1 :

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60% SAVINGS. Verticals, Minis, Etc. Tony D. & Co. Free est. 524-3616.

"NOOK & CRANNY" Personalized, reliable,

meticulous. Kallua, 262-8767 or 525-9381,

"FLOR TROPICAL YARD" Service. Pruning, Mowing,

Free est. Calf Ffor, 263-0432, 292-7283 eel.

Professional Services

WE DO EVERYTHING Yard svc., housecleaning, Free Est. Call 484-5006.

RELIABLE and ca in -q rinklers. L s p g, -,p LOW PRICE, C-16103. 261-1369, 623-4635,

Business Services A+ HOUSECLEANING

Wkly./mntly. Free est. 261-2406.

Computer Services HATE IRONING? Call Iron Maidens for all your ironing. 677-2633.

A PROF. LAWN-CARE COMPANY. FREE EST. C-14259. CALL 261-2729. Legal Services BOOKKEEPING For home

& sm, bus. Be ready for yr.-end tax app't. I'll enter & categorize expenses into computer, Also typ- in mailing lists, etc. Call

g' g ! for brochure, 263-0097,

ADVANTAGE RESOURCES Computer Services.

Low cost, in-home/office. Purchases, Repairs,

Upgrades. Free phone quotes. Call 273-8842.

Al FILIPINA CLEANERS Clean everything. Free est. Islandwide. 235-1219. Rain Gutters

CSF LAWN CARE 1 -time cleanup or full yard svc.

263-2569, 525-3127 pgr.

AFFORDABLE Legal Help We Help People Save $$$, Call Wayne Now, 948-1534. ISLAND GUTTERS.

Custom or seamless cop- per/alum. gutters. General sheetmetal. Free Est. C-16554. 236-1567.

ANN'S CLEANING SVC. All your cleaning needs. Move In/out. 373 -6306.

CLEAN AS A WHISTLE Clean Everything. Free Est, Low rates. 262-4223.

DISCOUNT YARD SVC. Low rates. Freeest. ,

525 4928 pgr. Zee. 7407_, Massage Therapist ADVERTISE ON THE NET your product, service or

information. Call NOW for details on ours pecial free

offer. 254-5074. '

Carpentry HAWAIIAN LOMILOMI Also face lift. MAT2833,

262-3889, eves 262-6890.

L & R YARD SERVICE Comm!. & res. Free est. ,

847-4475. 686-2611, pgr. ...,,

Entertainment Remodeling A CARREIRA Home

Repairs & Painting. One call, we do it all. Free est. Call 239-41357. To $1000.

HOUSECLEANING, wkly., mntly., move outs, touch- up painting. 254-0910.

Contracting & Construction

PARTY CLOWNS Games, Balloon Animals &

Morel!! Call 681-3517.

STRESS KNOT Swedish massage. Soothing

environment. App't. only, 523-0841. #MAT2031.

LAWN MOWER, weed,' whack 8 rake. Windward, ':ide Call 263-8395 A side.

PATIO new additions, repair. remodel, Cillford (wane #C-4477. 677-4695.

IN Professional Services

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ALL AROUND Carpenter Svc. To 81000. 25 yrs'.

exp. 261-8470, 525-4741.

HOUSEPROUD Cleaning. R e s . /C o m m I, R a a.s. ,

Guaranteed, 623-8185. .

"CONCRETE Driveways," tile walls, sidewalks, patios. #C-20598261-3584.

Financial Services .

MIKE'S YARD SERVICE.1 All kinds of work. Low ", rates! Call 625.6665, Screens & Jalousies

CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS, Find a

bargain for safe or sell your unwanted items for

cash in Ine Classifieds. W235-51381,

ERASE BAD CREDIT Free & Instantly. Info, call 1.800-707-6356 ext. 1,

Dept. SP80.

PAT'S REPAIR, 25 years' experience. Free est. Up to $1000. Call 945-3632,

LADY K'S CLEANING Res., comml., move in/

out, windows, 621-7049,

HOME IMPROVEMENT & REPAIR. Lie. C-1B976. Visa/MC OK, 422-0158.

SCREEN, JALOUSIES & Hardware Repair, Oct.,

20%, Off. Dave, 623-4839.

REMY'S YARD SVC Mow, Weed, Trim. Free ,

Est . 261.4952, 224-4208%

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71008A/ETY293 $ 1,695 :.,709;t6h3

'85 DODGE GGO * -1 ,69 5 5110.92 61 126A/FSC349 ... month

'85 DODGE CARAVAN $,,,99m si 67.22 57081EI/GC(1065 K... .... month

'86 TOYOTA VAN $*. 99= 5167.22 67216A/1W-18817 ,r,. .... month

'90 OLDS 88 $3995 Mit' 67288B/FJLI307 ,

'90 BUICK CENTURY $A, 99 m 193." p2223A/Fvo992 -"'m _. month

'87 OLDS CUTLASS $A, 99 5 '269 75 P2326/FVA959 --=-. ..... month

'90 HONDA CIVIC SA99512:ni 208008/FEX755 A./

'92 HONDA CRX $ "9 = '215.39 P2237/GGZ 195 %. .../ month

'90 CHEVY SIO P/UP $ 9 = 5267.3° 67209A/GBY427 '6, ..., month

'91 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE $=, 99m s 26 7.30 P22391F013179 "Li 5 month

'89 JEEP WRANGLER SA month 9 9 R 5372.27 P2.327/ETR268 ..... ....

'93 FORD MUSTANG $7,99 5 s245_.°5 P2309/P1AR357 ..., month

'94 PONTIAC SUNBIRD $-7,99 5 .245_.°5 P2290./HWG227 ... month

'95 NISSAN TRUCK $7, 9 9 R 8245.°5 P2286/GBC1650 . .... month

'91 SAAB 900 $7995 s,?-13:11126 V6160A/GCN945 ,

'94 MAZDA PROTEGE SA 99 5 '274.59 P2321/FEY446 .6. iiP month

'81 CHEVY ASTROVAN $S s 9 m 5297.01 P2305/FCT623 ... month

'93 FORD THUNDERBIRD $ 0,99m 5208.23 P2318/GCF230 .0 5 month

'94 NISSAN SENTRA $0, 99 .... 5208.23 P2270/M20566 .;# month

'93 FORD THUNDERBIRD sa,99= 5377.73 P2275/EZO 169 .... .., month

'93 NISSAN ALTIMA $0,99 m 5377.23 P2255/001-1416 .0 ',Jr month

'93 OLDS CUTLASS $ i c 0,99 52290" P2316/EWR856 = ... month '93 NISSAN ALTIMA $ i 0,99m 5229 °6

V61 55A/3E183135 . ..61, month 95 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE $1 0,99= s279.79

P2246/GFD735 . .0 month '94 VW GOLF $1099 5 s32ahss 57 1 083/CAC1179 ,

'92 NISSAN MAXIMA $ 0,99 5334.°3 209 193/MYFO21 = .4., month

'95 NISSAN SENTRA s 1 1,99c 5199.52 P2308/GFG392 = .0, month

'Credit on approval. Vehicles subject lo prior sale. sample- Term written at 12-54 mos . 15.9% APR. Prices an ayments plus tax. lic . and do. fees of 5195.

DOC. FEES OF $195

PACIFIC OLDSMOBILE e GMC

USED CAR

98-055 KAM HWY.

VOLKSWAGEN CENTER

487-5526

151 Pets/Everything 171 Motorcycles & SCooters

AKC ROTTWEILER PUPS Championship, 4 weeks,

S800 each. 236-1517.

'92 HARLEY FXSTC #150. Blue/white, chrome

accessones. S13.800. South Seas

._.i---- Kawasaki

- Waipahu 671-6711

CRICKETS - for birds, fish & reptiles - 100 for 510. Jackson Chameleons, 515. Call 235-5322.

HORSES Shareboarder wanted, exp. rider, $75/ rno. 259-9675.

'94 NINJA 600 #235, No miles. Repo.,

1-yr. warranty, 671-6711. South Seas

1------ ' '''' Kawasaki ..-cr- ' Waipahu

Mat 671-6711

IN need of quality affordable vet care? Dr. Eric Pearson's Home Pet Svc_ 261-6000 islandwide.

'95 HARLEY FXSTSB #627. Original Bad Boy.

red. 514,995. South Seas

Kawasaki ,.s_Eril Waipahu =g= 671.6711

NUTRO BRAND DOG FOOD 40-1b. bag starting at $19.25. Kaneohe Farm Supplies, Inc. 247-2792.

PUPS Chihuahua/Terrier German Shepherd 1 yr. -

Fluffy Kittens. 668-4567. WDR ENTERPRISES Moped CoRRection

Servicing most of the island. Buy & Sell used mopeds. Free est. on parts and labor.

290-1937 or 987-6590 Call

pgr.

156 Auto Service & Parts .

"ELIMINATE FLATS" ' Forever! Amazing product Free info. 1-800-707-6356 ext. 4, Dept. SP53. 175 Vans & Campers

4-Wheel Drive Engines & Transmissions starting at $100

160-Day-Wararty;

DRIVE LINE Components

839-9771 2831 Kalihikapu St.

(Mapunapuna)

'95 CHEVY TAHOE fully 1,:i31c(ljeda aill13K06m-01.:195728,000/

176 Autos For Sale

CARS FOR 5100 Trucks, boats,

4-wheelers, motorhomes, furniture, electronics,

computers. etc., by FBI, IRS, DEA. Available your

area now. 1-800-513-4343 Ext. S-4031.

WANTED: 1940s FORD seat spring cushions.

Call 283 -6121.

161 Auto Wanted

CARS UNDER 5200f Vohi cles auctioned off by IRS, DEA, FBI, nationwide. Trucks, boats, furniture, computers and morel Call Toll-Free, 7 Days! 1 (800) 396-4247 Ext. 2632

WANTED: 1968-76 NOVA V-8. any running cond., rusty OK. Call 263-6121.

p rucks 166 Picku Trucks

SHAKA AUTO SALES We are former military!

Good Credit, Bad Credit, No Credit

NO-PRESSURE SALES CARS FROM S100 - $4995

DRIVE AWAY TODAY!! 676.4011

94-819 Farrington Hwy. Waipahu

'78 GMC EL CAMINO 350 V-8, auto. runs good. 52,0001030. 262-4504, pgr. 571-2727.

'85 CHEVY C/70 TRUCK 16' hox, 23,160 GVW. All papers current, 52,000. Terry at MidWeek, 235-5881, ext. 356 or 387.

October 24- 30, 1996 Classified III

A TO GIANT OFFERS USED CARS

AT ANY PRICE PLUS: A 30 DAY NO CHARGE EXCHANGE

IF YOU'RE NOT TOTALLY SATISFIED WITH THE CAR WITHIN 30 DAYS, BRING IT BACK.*

ALL THESE ALL THESE ALL THESE ALL THESE VEHICLES VEHICLES VEHICLES VEHICLES

$1,695.0 -0 $3995P $6,995.0 $8,995.0 TO TWENTY NINE NINETY NINE TO FIFTY NINE NINETY FIVE TO SEVENTY NINE NINETY FIVE TO NINETY NINE NINETY NINE

011595 DOWN FROM 74 AMO

'83 MAZDA 626 #21620A/EWF978

'85 MAZDA 626 #87181A/EZU747

'84 HONDA CIVIC #21597A/BXA457

. '86 TOYOTA COROLLA #87401/FER074

'86 TOYOTA CEUCA #873278/GAC645

'84 ISUZU PICKUP #87373/FVD911

OR 593 DOWN FROM 5166" A MO

'83 VW RABBIT #87334/EwY101

'87 DODGE COLT #87287/FPG293

'91 DODGE SHADOW #87391/HSU609

'90 HONDA CIVIC #20870A/FFD375

'91 NISSAN SENTRA #87419/EAG406

'88 HONDA ACCORD #21037A/FNA603

OR 595 DOWN ROM '166" AK

'93 MERCURY TOPAZ #87417

'92 GEO TRACKER #87405/EAJ668

'87 BMW 63 #21409A/FZG386

'92 NISSAN SENTRA #86974

'93 GEO STORM #87336/F1T921

'88 JEEP CHEROKEE #21519A/FZG314

OR 595 DOWN FROM 51814 AMO

'93 GEO TRACKER #87395/GCF012

'91 JEEP WRANGLER #87393/GFS925

'90 HONDA ACCORD #20764,4/Kw434

19 HONDA ACCORD #21523A/RIA877

'94 HYUNDAI EXCEL #87239/GDF796

'94 BUICK CENTURY #87411/FDV879

'93 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX #87404/MZD368

'95 HYUNDAI ELANTRA 487380/GB917

TONY HONDA USED CAR CENTER 98-051 KAMEHAMEHA HWY. PH. 487-5595 DOC. FEES

OF $195 'Credit on approval. Vehicles subject of prior sale. Terms written at 12 -48 mos., 15.9% APR. Prices and payments plus lox, tic., and doc fees of 5195. 30 Day exchange for vehicle of equal or greater value.

'82 WICK REGAL $ I hag CUTe P /5, A /C. 39: J rE11789 1 , 77 '88 DODGE DYNASTY LE $41 1119 AUTO, P/S, P/W

#fWG073 A,17 '87 FORD MOSTAR VAN $4 Ban AUTO, A/C, LOADED

fV/D508 A,777 9d FORD PROBE

$1 999 502207 V ,77 10 FORD RANGER P /UP 1 689 AUTO, P/S, LOW AL

402323 17 / '88 HONDA CIVIC $A. fig AUTO, P/S, CASS, A/C

dYJA416 4,fi77

me., ,D41,1,E,S.HAD°W $4999 #F1fVT652 I

Fuca r

PLYMOUTH LASER $5999

#FXC309 I

'ACLHEVY BERETTA $1 889 402257 4,77

93 HYUNDAI EXCEL $ 699 AUTO, AA, WAN

5GAA062 4,7 V3 FORD TEMPO

4 g 99

AUTO, A/C, LOW NI, Q11.14

#1-IFV270

5 DAY SPECIALS

$25 BUCKS DOWN ANY CAR

PLUS: IF YOU'RE NOT HAPPY WITH THE CAR IN TEN DAYS,

10111 IOU

'139 Yam

147 101011

'131 ROM

132

EXCHANGE IT!* 'A911 P, LATiriv ALL DAN° $6999 am

TR,IErVia

'94 CHEVY CAVALIER $A 999 mill 2 Auto, A/C. LUND 41(PL/580 VI

1193 triDeMEtoRwCUAr

COU#B.56GAR04 $6,999.- 12 PONTIAC GRAND AM

$A 999 .1,, 3

m'FLOituDEDDTHU' 7D 46,999 ..,213

.Ry,99 v, Sum 6CTI, LUDO T

PONTIAC UN8

$ 499 I22°

'92 P S4iiwc1R6501 AUTO, KR

mall '92 TOYOTA COROLLA $7 a LOW ML FE11331 ,799 ONni 4DR, AUTO, vc. '301

'94 DODGE SHADOW $7 89 9 II 4DR., AUTO, A/C LOW AV. 451517 1 ,7 mom

'113 1101f11

115 '92 DODGE PICK-UP $7699 AUTO, AIR 1220

/GUI/5 / /7 mom

'163 '91 HONDA CRX $1 999 1220 ME70;1/C, WS, MOM (UST. WHRLS 4 EWA396 1 II 3 isiii?i(DrIsA, CHEIVAcc $ 7,9 99 ,220

93 NISSAN 4X4 P/UP $ a n99 LOW AL wort mu

LOW 5GGV220 Ig,i

150, DODGE 4DGLE NEON $ o 69fi tin A,i6.216 V,7 7 Nam

aE AUTO, 1/C, 41:41.

;FY-025 g,799 "II '95 DODGE NEON $ A ti

9'113 AK1471

'89 DODGE CARAVAN $5,999 2.%

'88 WRAC PEW fooilLA $ I 699 t206 tp,:`,4fire'L isuzuTROOPR4X4 $5999

1206 IOW '95 DODGE NEON $8 AUTO, A/C, 4Dil. I In

FF73(622 APRII /tA327 v,799 moon

WINDWARD DODGE Creelit an approval. Vehicles subject es prior age. Used terms wrinen se 24-60 mm., 12% APR. 10 day exchange For vehicle of equcli greater value. Prices and payments plus III,

ond dce fees of 5175. 46-177 KAHUHIPA ST. 233-6000 wt. FEES OF Si 75

176 Autos For Sale

BAD CREDIT OK '92- 96 Autos. 0/down. Info. call 1-800-707-6356 ext. 6, Dept. SP60

Chrysler

Jaguar

'82 XJ6 V.P. 68K mi., all leather, pwr., car phone, excl. cond., all receipts. S6.000. 292-0002.

Mazda

'88 LeBARON, 52K mi new tires/battery/brakes 53400;080.737 -6413.

Dodge

'86 COLT 5 spd. SIW, good cond , runs good. S2000 239-4674 after 2.

92 SHADOW, auto., 4 dr. excl. cond., low miles 54500/0B0. 235-8531.

Ford

'90 TEMPO, 4 dr., auto., no rust, 54500/0B0 Call 595-4796 after 4pm.

'93 PROBE, black beauty, loaded 5 sod.. 57700/ OBO. Call 294-6339.

Honda

'95 ACCORD LX 4 dr., 7K mi., immac. 516,500. Call 591-0221, 846-5000 pgr.

NO credit or bad OK. Will fin. Toyotas, Hondas,

Trucks. vans. S795 to 55995. 2 Lots. Country

Cars, Kaneohe, 247-0330, Kahaluu, 239-6754.

'84 626LX, 5 dr., 5 spd., 84K, A /C, new brakes & tires, S2900/otr. 262-7238.

Mercedes

'82 350SL Excl. cond., 2 tops. 511,000/080 62'- 5577 621-8623.

Mercury

'67 COUGAR excl., orig. int. body good. runs well 32000/0130. 239-4071.

Nissan

'91 STANZA white, 4 dr., A/C. P/W. PH_ P/S, 54500. 531-6847 ext. 12.

Oldsmobile 116 SUPREME BROUGHAM clean. well-maintained, A/C. all power. 4 dr., $1500. 625-5301.

Porsche

'84 911 TARGA Carrera, red. mint. new CD/alarm, 55K, S17,000. 525-5581.

Saab

'95 900S 4 dr., white, immac., loaded, very low mi., 517,500. 228-0745.

Subaru

'88 GL WGN 38K mi., runs excl good tires, new battery, A/C. 52750. 262-4802.

Toyota

NO credit or bad OK. Will fin. Toyotas, Hondas,

Trucks, vans, 5795 to $5995. 2 Lots. Country

Cars, Kaneohe, 247-0330, Kahaluq, 239-6754.

Volvo

'95 854 Turbo Special Edi- tion, 4-dr. sedan, spoiler. loaded, excl. cond.. lease/ option to buy. 847-1909.

Volkswagen

'63 BUG, with Baia pkg installed, chrome wheels. stock engine, excl. cond., 5975/080. 672-3151.

'87 QUANTUM 4 dr., loaded, big car. 52850/ OBO. Call 261-6219.

'89 GTI, 16V, red. new tires, battery. runs great, S4500/080. 499-2972.

DON'T get swamped by inflation. Let the Classifieds keep you afloat. Phone 235-5881!

IN DEEP WATER? CREDIT WISE?

BANKRUPTCY REPOS

BAD CREDIT? WE CAN FINANCE A CAR

FOR YOU TODAY.

MAIL OR FAX THIS FORM TO ME NOW

Name:

Address:

City:

State: Zip:

Date of Birth:

SSN#:

Employer:

Gross Income: Yrs:

I hereby authorize Tony Honda to check my credit.

Signature:

Phorte(home):

Phone(work):

FAX: 487-1095 MAIL: 98-051 KAM HWY.

AIEA, HI 96701 CREDIT LIFE

SAVER

c I CAN GRANT YOU 3 WISHES

v.11 CREDIT GENIE , THE

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A Great New Or Used Car Repair Damaged Credit Bankruptcy, Repo, Divorce, Collections...

FREE Instant Approval By Phone or Fax

CALL LEE AT

HONDA WINDWARD 247.8544

OR FAX FORM TO 235-6522

ADDRESS.

CITY: ZIP:

HOME PHONE: WORK PHONE-

SOCIAL SECURITY#

TYPE OF CAR INTERESTED IN.

CURRENTLY EMPLOYED? YES NO WHERE

SIGNATURE X I understand that my signature authorizes Honda WindWard and the banks to check my credit with credit reporting agencies, and to verify employment. I certify that this information is correct.

FAX THIS

APPLICATION

235-6522

247-8544 45-671 Kam Hwy.,

Kaneohe . J

P*vt. SS4RE: ? frE Pi LlfFPO H LA

Sun Press 235-5881 ck(

Classified IV October 24- 30, 1996

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HURRY

IMICE SALTA'S ys USE

- ENDS 4::"C'770131ER 3 O '90 PONT. GRAND AM $4 2 9 C '92 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE $ 8 995 Auto, Great Value, Must Seel 1#182211 VP Gieat Buy, Must Ste 141798E1

'92 FORD FESTIVA $ 4 49c L,,,4,& Runs Great, Low Miles 1#11951) 10

'87 PONT. FIERO $44 495 6 41., Auto, NICE. ( #1E044)

'90 GEO STORM $4 69c tools & Runs Great, Must See 1#119911 0 '84 BMW 3181 $ 5 295 Clean, RUGS Great. Must See {#11957)

'94 MAZDA B2300 CAB PLUS

Clean, Low Miles, Must See (#119141 $10 695 '91 FORD EXPLORER Rust Set. Gins Value 14'19131

$10 695 '91 HONDA ACCORD LX 101995 Auto. IsIC. Loaded Must See 06180591

'94 PONTIAC C./PRIX SE

!ungulate Low Mrs, Must Dim 1g181181 1 r 6 '92 DODGE DYNASTY $5 695 '94 MERCURY SABLE GS

7.sis A1E Gude/aide 1#131E91 Well Equipped, Priced To Go (#18181) 11, 995

'92 MERCURY TOPAZ $ 5 99 ,. C 92 CADILLAC DEVILLE $12995 Auto, ME, Low MIES, Dean 1#181651 p Sedan. Clean, Loaded Must See' 1# 180251

91 DODGE DYNASTY $6 295 '94 MAZDA AX6 II . Auto, AK, Great Value (#11958) Auto. A/C, Loaded, Like New (#11999) p

'94 SUZUKI SWIFT $ 6 495 '93 FORD F250 XL

AIL, Lon MI., Great Value 1#179B51 Auto, k/E, Clean (#17960) 11 995 , '94 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE

$ 6 "96 CHEV. CAVALIER , 5 Auto, AIE, Loaded. life New i # 18098) Clean, Low Miles, Runs Great {#18229) 1

'92 NISSAN SENTRA XE $ 6 995 '96 NISSAN P/U XE a

Auto. A/C. Clean. (# 18035) Ago PIS. rite New, Low Iii. i#181261 I 93 FORD ESCORT '95 CHEV LUMINA LS

Clean, Low Iii., Great Value (#18205) $ :Kr :,.r: Viv 3a,i2o c --- PT, 1441'295 '93 VW FOX 95 SUBARU LEGACY 5/W WE, Clean, Great Buy 1#119521 6,990. C

AWE A/C, Immix, Low 111 ( #11911)

$i 4r 995 '91 CHRYSLER STH AVE $6 99c Well Equipped Sharp, Must Drive (#119171 if '92 MERCURY CAPRI CONV $ A 095 Auto. A/C, Clean. loaded (#11907) IIIIVP V

'94 FORD MUSTANG CT $14 995 5 Spd, Immaculate, Loaded' 14182601

'95 CHRYSLER CIRRUS LX $11 4, 995 ble Nevi, Low Miles &tat Buy' 117180911

90 HONDA CRX SI $7 495 .93 CHEV 1500 PROP 4X4 $'16,995 Reran, Isurn GULL Must :ire 141E0761 Auto. AK. Loaded. Immac. Great Buy (#181391

'92 FORD PROBE -$ 7 695 '94 ISUZU TROOPER 4X4 $ di 7t 995 Auto, A/C Clean, Must See 1# 11865 I

Loaded, Exd fond, Look & Runs Giq 1# 181001

'93 GEO TRACKER $7p 995 '96 HONDA ACCORD EX $18 695 .-se Giiat Veut Mus See :As 175551 Auto mar. [II e 41, fri I87d -

'93 MAZDA PROTEGE 57 995 '95 NISSAN PATHFINDER 4X4 $ig 995 'rat Va'ua. Must sir Wei Ego s ic 11 Auto. WC loaded 1111M3( 1# 181511

'90 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 7 99- Ilri '96 PONTIAC TRANS AA $211,495 )11c,i Charge, (lean low MI in! 1402i 1 , 6 SO , loadrd 'mac , Must See 1# 182001

vcrit-vrclies subject to prior salt_ Prices plus. '197 doc fee, tax 31-tC1 tic_

IVI IIC --J., PONTIAC HONOLULU: WAIPAHU:

Aigk. ARIL 2945 N. Nimitz Hwy. 94-212 Leoku St. Ph: 836-2441 Ph: 671-8033

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Y End Year CLEARANCE!!! Taurus' Windstar" Aerostar Ranger Mustang T-Bird Probe Contour

1.9%APR FINANCING

YES! APR as low as 1.9% for up to 24 months!

*1,900' CASH BACK

YES! Up to $1,900 cash back! Or use it as a downpayment!

This offer is for the residents of Hawaii and will end November 2, 1996.

Kke-iskel/etct KAI WA TOWN

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( +)1.9% APR for 12-24 mos. or 3.9% APR for up to 36 mos. or 4.9% for up to 48 mos. only available on '96 Taurus. Reba e

and 1.9%, 3.9% or 4.9% financing not combinable. (-)3.9% APR for 12-24 mos. or 5.9% APR for up to 36 mos. or 7.9% for up

to 48 mos. only available on '96 Contour, '96 Mustang(excluding Cobra), '96 Probe, '96 T-Bird, '96 Ranger, '96 Windstar and '96 Aerostar. Rebate and 3.9%, 5.9% or 7.9% financing not combinable. (++)$1,900 rebate on '96 Windstar only, includes $1,500 factory rebate and $400 Recent College Grad Rebate. Offer not combinable with other rebates or incentives. All prices and payments + $195 doc fee, tax & lic. Sale ends 11/2/96.

Awerati

TTER DODGE CH LYMOUTH SEE

11-e cimeha Hwy. 735 DUO 455-1071 HON

Dodge

#11 ill the State AS HIGH AS '3400 CASH REBATES

in Saks i Seniee s Parts; ..., 1.9% 01(.0N mil i TI D 110111 I %

1E11'97 JEEP 1111101R

Dual Air Bags, P/S,

P/B, & Much Morel

(1-731158) 12.488

4 988 Auto, ,NC, NC, 7 Passenger: Dual Airbags,

P/S. P/B &Much Much Morel

(i710081)

1317 JEEP GR.111 CIIEROKEE

Auto, 41 Poe led mote. Dual Atm MK, 110e31 gm, Cali Ft Dsc CD Chr9i, SpaRiCadiciSPT kirr Weet4733141

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Auto, 16V Engine, Dectronic 0 CASH DOWN Speed Gen!, AIWFM Cass

W/ 4 Spies, 6 Disc CD

Changer, P/S,P/B.& Mush VW/MC Much More. (4720037) 24 MONTHS

1E11 '96 DODGE AVENGER

1ED .97 DODGE 1101 MGHITIE

0 CASH DOWN

Auto, NM F/M Stereo, 6 Disc Sla. 1,11

0 CD Changer, Wi U n 14/M Convenience Group. (#710090) 24 MONTHS

1E11.97 CHRYSLER CIRRUS

0 CASH DOWN Fully Loaded 24V

Engine, Automatic, 15' $249/M0 Alum Wheels. (S720D59j

24 MONTHS

1p) GR. ('IlEBORE LIREDO

4X4

P/S, P/B and Much

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Aulo.t.OL PiTsuh Engin, 14,014

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24 MONTHS

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Fully Loaded. ( #720021) $329/m0 36 MONTHS

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AVAILABLE! NEW ON ISLAND OK! INSURANCE ASSISTANCE!

OFF ISLAND OK! NO DOWN OK! LOW PAYMENTS! NO CREDIT OK!

'97s are here! '96s must go! WE NEED ROOM!

Aff

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1:1%* interest rates! Rebates/Cash back up to $11095*

LOAN PHONE No Hassles Na Gimmicks

Leasing or Conventional Financing! Get Pre-Approved!

' HO" E US NO AT OR

FAX THIS FORM TO

266-8000 266-8021 Wi`Ken na VW Special Financing Dept

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ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU!

'88 HONDA WC LEW la UMW

miGFRIPI WAS gal MOW 5,988

'89 MERCURY SABLE MAID, K, LEANER e

IIIMMY01 v WAS UAW NOW 6,988

'91 MAZDA SUPERCAB Fief 10 waf, ECM $

COX t72160{69 WAS $10,485 NOW a988

'90 HONDA ACCORD COUPE 0110, AC RAFFUL

MON11719"°43$ 9 488 WASSI0,988 NOW f '92 JEEP WRANGLER

tjaiLESVEMT1itcro$ 10,988 WASsiz4eo hOW

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kr" "11"$12488 ,,,,.., IPS 'was WASS13,668 NOW /

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mile smitten serves warranty, which ever corners first. NI vehicles waled 0 prior We, Plus tax, ie,doe bee I. &W- et Instalbact options. On Approval of crecR Se* ends 10.20

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