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7frtvrifte Vol. 17, No. 15 Servin M.cAS Kaneohe Bay, 1st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii April 1.1,19148

1st MEB puts finishing touches on Team Spirit '88 By CWO -2 Eric Carlson

Having advanced the complex art and science of Mari- time Prepositioning Force operations significantly dur- rig Team Spirit '88, members

of the ist MEB are now put- ting the finishing touches on one of the biggest training exercises in which Hawaii Marines have participated in recent years.

-!This week, Mari nos Conti n- utd returning to Kaneohe from Pohang, Republic of Korea, and more will return later as the brigade's involve- ', Merit in the 13th annual exercise comes to an end. Already, after-action reports are being drafted, outlining the unprecedented accomplish- ments of the 1,300 Hawaii Marines who joined some 200,000 ROK and U.S. sor ricemembers for the ROK- wide exercise.

This was only the second. time 1st MEB has participated in the Team Spirit series of exercises since the brigade was assigned the MPF mission in 1.986. But the MPF portion of TS '88 was re- markably more ambitious than last year,when the MEB concentrated on offloading a small amount of equipment from the Maritime Proposi- tioning Ships at pierside.

The "in-stream" offload of one shipload of gear from two of the four ships of Maritime Propositioning Squadron -3 was a unqualified success and a "first" for Team Spirit, according to exercise planners. The weather and sea-state in Pohang's unprotected harbor made unloading the anchored ships a challenge. The two other MPF Brigades - the 6th MEB from Camp Lejeune

and the 7th MEB from 29 Palms - had conducted par- tial in-stream offloads before, but never in an exposed harbor in inclement weather.

Other important"firsts"during Team Spirit '88 included the "marrying-up" of heavy equipment with the MEB's ground combat element, 3d Marines (Reinforced), and significant maneuver ashore with the regiment's mechanized infantry, tanks, light armored vehicles and assault amphibians. That the tankers and LAV crewmen had the opportunity to live-fire and set "battle-sight-zero". with their main guns was also believed by planners to be another. MPF first.

Near the end of their involvement in the exercise, ele-

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Lawmakers urge speedy auto finance reform talks; military studies options

Although auto finance reform legislation remains stalled in the state's House Judiciary Committee, efforts continue on several fronts to reforri., pi-actices that victim-

lwrvicepersons financing u tos ill rough. Hawaiian lend-

ing instiitutions.

The legislation - Senate Bill 1581- will "die" until the 1989 legislative session unless it is acted .upon by April 21. The bill IS designed to allow creditworthy servicemembers to ship their financed vehicles from FIawaii without having to pre- pay their loans, refinance their loans, or forfeit their vehicles.

In the State Senate, three senators have introduced a resolution calling for the financial institutions to "negotiate with all deliberate speed an interim agreement which protects the interests of creditworthy members of the armed forces." The resolution also calls for these institutions to work with the military to develop "mutually agreeable legislation" for the next legislative session.

The Senate resolution, sponsored by Senators

Jimmy Wong, Mary George, and. Steve Cobb, will be voted on by the state legislature within, the next two weeks.

To date, lending instita- tions have failed to Set. meeting date to resolve differ- ences with the min tary. How- ever, one of the four Hawaii. lending associations h i n d l- eafed. its wiiiingnc,t 48 to at least meet with the military on the issue.

The executive vice president of the Hawaii Hankers Association has written to the Air Station StaffJudge A.d vo- cat() that he will schedule a meeting with the military after a lending institution conference "in the near future."

In other developments, the Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board (AFDCB) began studying the auto finance problem Tuesday, and is considering several. options. The board has the authority to place business establishments "off limits" to military personnel.

Traditionally, businesses have been placed "off limits" for involvement in such activities as illegal sale of alcohol to minors, drug trafficking, sale of drug paraph an alia,

Lenders violate Federal Regs by withholding auto shipping rights

Hawaii lending institutions that refuse servicemembers permission to ship their financed vehicles out of state violate the Code of Federal Regulations, according to the Staff Judge Advocate here.

LtCol. Ted Hess provided the following excerpt from Volume 32 of this code:

The military member shall have the right 0 remove any security for the obligation beyond the State of national boundaries if the military member or family mom.; beyond such boundaries under military orders and notifies the creditor, in advance of the removal, of the

110W address where the security will be located. Removal of the security shall not accel- erate payment of the obligation. (32 CRF, Ch. 1, Part 43a.9(d) Standards of Fairness)

"Mil; regulation provides a standard upon which to base other actions," said Hess. Such actions could include placing violators of these :Fairness Standards "off limits".

Hess added that military lawyers continue to study a full range of options to .rerra.,dy the current problem with the lending institutions and L.la:awa:ai.i lees.

and prostitution. However, businesses engaged in "unfair commercial prac- tices" can also be placed "off limits," according to Capt. -eart-Woods, of the Legal Ser- vices Center here.

"Unfair commercial prac- tices adversely affect morale, welfare, and readiness," said Woods. "It's hard for it lance corporal to deploy to combat if he is worried that his wife and child will have to forfeit their car if they must move to the mainland."

Options available to the board include sending offend- ing lending institutions a "letter of concern,"to holding hearings that can load to a business being placed "off limits".

"While placing local banks and lending institutions 'off limits' would be a last resort," according to Air Station Staff Judge Advocate LtCol. T. Hess, "it may be required by DoD Standards of Fairness (See color box). The impact could be devastating." Depos- its to local banks from MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, alone total more than $110 million a year. Total deposits from all the services in Hawaii would be significantly more.

"In testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on March 29, lender lobbyists provided obscure testimony as to bow much they lose a year on cars they allow to be taken off-island," said Hess. "Their estimates ranged from hundreds of thousands of I, )1 rs to several million dol- lars. But those claimed losses did not distinguish between losses due to civilian and military borrowers.

The banks estimated losses would be insignificant if com- pared to the millions of dol- lars at stake if the military responded as a unified eco- nomic power within the state."

Editor's Note: The Hawaii Marine incor- rectly reported last week that $4 million is infused annually into Hawaii financial institutions by Kaneohe Marines through direct pay deposits. The actual amount is $48 million. In addition, in 1987, the Marine Corps Exchange and the clubs and recreation activities collectively deposited $82 million.

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Heavy Metal Offload One of the 1st MEB's M-60 tanks comes ashore from a floating causeway at Dogu Beach near Pohang, Republic of Korea, after being unloaded from the Maritime Prepositioning Ship Sgt. William Button (background), during exercise "Team Spirit '88." In its Maritime Prepositioning Force mode, the 1st MEB is "heavily mechanized" with tanks from the MPF ships and crews from Camp Pendleton's 1st Tank Battalion. For more on the 'Team Spirit '88' wrap-up, see B-1.

Case study

Another car loan victim Sgt. Sheree Dorocher, 27,

single, received orders to Hawaii in May 1985, and is currently stationed at MCAS, Kaneohe Bay. In December 1985, she purchased a 1986 Honda Civic from Windward Honda.

Financing, at 13.99 percent, was arranged through First Hawaiian Bank. The total sales price was $10,447, minus a downpayment of $1,300. At the time of contracting, Dero- cher signed a separate agreement stating that the car could not be shipped off-island without the consent of First Hawaiian Bank. She never received a copy of the no-rernova I agreement, and was never in formed that consent would be unreasonably -withheld by the bank.

In the fall of 1987, Derocher approached First Hawaiian Bank for the required consent because she was anticipating orders to Camp Pendleton, Calif. She had never boon late or missed any payments. Further, credit reports classified her credit worthiness as excellent. She expected the granting of consent to be a routine procedure.

To her amazement, the bank informed her that consent would not be granted unless she paid off the entire balance on the note. Like most servicemembers on fixed incomes, the pay-off was virtually im- possible.

She is currently attempting to accumulate the funds necessary to pay the remaining balance of $3,100 but, to date, has been unsuccessful: This

amount is 25 percent of her annual base pay.

If you have had problems getting permission to ship your vehicle off-island, or know of other servicemembers who have had problems, call

istLt. Palmer, Legal Serv- ice Center, at 257-2160/ 2168.

News in Brief .51,a.rine killed Pa.nama

A Marifle SVIIIry Paaala.101 Watii AlliIt and killed Oa. ttie morning or Aprit.12 app:,..trently to,y.ktecident,

(..'!orporall4(:.ardo Vithilierrtame., India 3/4., WaS pronounced dead just after 1 a,4ra, Villahermosa was part td: s.ectirity force patrolling as oel tank fa run near Howard. Air Forcelase,

Afte an apparent intrusion into the tank farm, security !rarest . split into two elements. While regrouping, as trip .flare .was oft'. Mistaking the sound of floc' .1bl:re for gunfire, both elements of the patrol opened discharging seven rounds before the 00,1.Licerie commander ordered a cease tire, Villnhernmsti wars hit once in the abdomen. Init.:MI indicators arc that the wound Was not c;:tased by hostile gunfire, but by crossfire freer the I.J.S. shots fired,

An investigation into the facts surrounding the incident i s con tin uing.

Code of Conduct Reworded The code of Conduct was recently reworded by order of

President Ronald Reagan, in order to remove references to Ili gender-specific "American Fighting Man."

The change deletes the word "inan" from article 1, and VI of the sixparagraph code which provides guidelines for servicetnembers wb.e ntay become prismiers Of war. The original code, written in 1955 and amendedin 1.977, applied to .men and wONTKr'a in rn tary,

The Old language in the code described a servicemeinber as; ".. . will never forget that IUD an, American DI g,

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new language says: "I .'.1(1X) on American ; will never surrender the members of my coninuind . .; tind, .1 will never forget that I am an Ai nor ...."

A-2 HAWAII MARINE April 14, 1988

Inspectors to award cleanest work, living areas Story by Sgt. Diane Oban

Through a joint effort, the Station and Brigade inspectors Office personnel are en- couraging Kaneohe Bay Ma- rines and sailors to take pride in, and clean up their areas by announcing an "Area of the Quarter" competition.

A new Air Station Order (ASO 11014.16) "encourages superior maintenance and overall appearance of grounds and buildings in work and bil- leting areas among all Brigade and Air Station units," The

area that is kept in a highest state of cleanliness and repair will receive a commendatory certificate for this efforts, presented by the Air Station Commanding Officer and the 1st MEB Commanding Gen- eral.

The Area of the Quarter competition is designed to got the personnel here involved in a friendly competition to fos- ter pride in their work spaces and barracks on the Air Sta- tion, as well as cleaning up the base, according to LtCol.

1111111111. 1 6 5 Changes Command

Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron (ft MM)-1.65 will hold a Change of Com- mand today, as LtCol. Gene S. Mend nesurnes command of the squadron from LtCol. 13ertiiird "'Budd" 1 by, during 11 2 p.m. iTremony at Dewey

tia re, A graduate from tie Univer .

city of Utah, 1..A, Col. Mejld was et:antirissined is second hew tenant throu0 the NR,()T(.1 rot.,,,ratn ;Ind, was di,isiginited a

Naval .Aviator .April 1972. After :17 years of holding. -v

oils around the world, Mead joined the lst Marine Expeditionikry '.11,1iga.de as the Briglide Air Operations offieer in june 1.986, l'h Meadville, Pa. native then went on to serve as the executive officer of IIM 65 in January 1987,

Mead is married to the former. 1..,ynn.e Came and has two children, Robert, 10, and Shari. Ann, 1 ri months,

A graduate of the University of I)elaware, ,ay was coin- missiOned iIi 1.1e1;iritary 1969. lie served in tin! Republic of Vietnam from 1970 to .19'71 before being .designated as a.

Naavaai Aviator in Septeinber :19'7 :.3, .1n * i.Iy 1 985 , the Clifton Heights, Pa., native joined the 1.st, "Marine "Expedi- tionary Brigade ;,is the Assis- tat.tt G 4, r. gis Officer.

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of 1.1 MM' in M ay 1.986.

i.uby is married to the former Nell Ann Newell, and has three children, Michael, 13, David, 11 and Carrie, 9.

James Plantz, Station Inspec- tor.

"The important thing about our jobs as the Station and Brigade Inspectors, is we are aware of what; areas need to be cleaned up; the areas that show the most; improvement; and which areas are consis- tently immaculate and well groomed, since we are out there on a daily basis," said Plantz.

Mowing lawns, pruning trees, removing grass and weeds from hedge lines, polic- ing the immediate and adja-

cent areas, and the overall appearance of the area are a few of the areas that will be rated by a selection committee comprised of members from the both offices.

"I think it is important that no one is overlooked," Plantz said. "Some people have an area that is naturally beautiful with trees and shrubs, while others have concrete and as phalt to work with. Even though 11 large part of the order speaks of lawns, bushes and grass, it is the overall appearance o fl,he work spaces

Three children from the Mamma Housing Area take lime out from their Easter egg hunt to talk with "McGruff the Crime Dog," at the Manana Housing Area Easter celebration.

and barracks that will be rated and selected."

The selection committee, composed of two officers, two staff noncommissioned officers, and headed by Plantz, discuss and vote on which area is most deserving of the' award. The paperwork is then submitted to the let MEB Commanding General, Air Station Commanding Officer and the unit's commanding officer, notifying them of the Inspector's decision. The quarterly awards will be: presented during the month.

following the end of the qurpt ter. The first quarter award will be presented later this month.

"We want the units to main: tale a standard of excellence for an extended period of, time," said Plantz. "At the' present time we are looking at areas for the second quattef award. We hope everyone gets. into the spirit of good healthy competition, with the weaker areas improving themselves; and the better areas malita= taining their high standards,"

Mr's celebrate Easter; educate Marines, family

CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii- The Military Police here, in cooperation with the Manana Housing Associa- tion, conducted its Id.ent-A- Child Program (fingerprint- ing' and identification session) recently at the Manana I lousing Area Easter celebra- til

Children of all ages were joined by "McGruff, the Crime 'Dog" who offered parents and kids information on such subjects as "Don't Talk to Strangers" and "Say No To Drugs." The families met at the Manana Baseball Field to celebrate the Easter season.

McGruff encouraged parents to have their children fingerprinted and photo-

graphed as part of an on, going nationwide program.. By maintaining current information on their children, par, ents can help the police locate missing or lost children.

Children , from infants An toddlers, received free finger- and/or footprinting and an identification card listing the

stittistical information and a current photo so par-, eras can assist the police hi locating th ier child, accordin$ to Sgt. Francisco OtanOt Crime Prevention Unit, Pic: vest Marshal's Office here.

Following the Ident -A, Child Program, the childrp4 continued the Easter actiyi; ties of egg hunting, egg tosiigi, ing, a tug-of-war and tin Easter Parade.

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April 17,_24 COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL: featuring RAINBOW RIDERS and DENNY & THE

RAYS, Walanae Beach Club, Army Recreation Center Walanae

April 16, 30 TICKLED PINK Windward Enlisted Club, MCAS Kaneohe

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April 15, 22, 29 ALOHA FRIDAY LUNCH (Hawaiian & Local Favorites), Ft. Shatter Officers Club, Ft. Shaffer, 11 am-1 pm April 16, 23, 30 PMC BUFFET (Prime rib, Mahl Mall', Crab legs), Hickam Officers' Club, Hickam AFB, 6-9:30 pm April 19, 26 TUESDAY NIGHTS ONLY Menu, Pearl Harbor CPO, Pearl Harbor April 21, 28 BUILD YOUR OWN PIZZA Staff NCO Club, MCAS Kaneohe WE PAY YOU TO EAT! (Drive -In Special), Check it out at the Hurricane club Drive-In. (Monday-Friday) 7:00-9:45 pm

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Defense Secretary urges servicemembers to buy savings bonds

The Department of the Navy will be conducting its 1988 U.S. Savings Bond Drive until May 1. The campaign is a rerni nder to servicemembers to review or update their savings program.

Secretary of Defense Frank Carlucci recently addressed tbvimportance of the Savings Bond program:

"The Department of Defense is conducting the 1988 Savings Bond campaign. During the campaign, a savings *ids canvasser will be contacting you to explain the benefits of savings bonds and invite you to increase the amount of your present bond allotment.

"The payroll savings plan for U.S. savings bonds is an easy and convenient method of savings regularly that offers tax advantages and market-based interest rates for small sums of money. When you join the plan, you select an amount to be set aside from each paycheck to buy bonds. The rest is automatic; you, save payday after payday without interruption,

Bonds held for five years earn market-based interest. The market-based rate is adjusted every six months. The current rate is 7.17 percent. Bonds held a minimum of five years will not earn less than the current minimum rate in effect at the time of purchase. The current minimum rate is six percent. Interest is exempt from state and local income taxes, and Federal income tax can be deferred until bonds are cashed or they reach maturity.

I urge all military and civilian personnel to take advantage of the savings bonds program, It provides an opportunity to build personal security through convenient and systematic savings with the added advantages of tax breaks and market- based variable interest rates."

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A-4 HAWAII MARINE April 14, 1988

Legally Speaking By Capt. R.O. Primeaux

April 15 is D-Day! Obviously, the easiest way to avoid penalties is to file a timely return. To be considered on time, your return must have no later than a April 15 postmark. The two post offices on board the Air Station will be open until 4:30 p.m. All 'returns brought inside these two post offices before 4:30

p.m. will be postmarked April 15.

The drop boxes on board the Air Station are controlled by the Kailua Post Office. If you put your return in a drop box on April 15, make sure it is before the last pick-up time listed on that box. Your return will receive that day's postmark only if picked up on April 15.

For those who really like to

cut it close, the downtown Honolulu post office (at Richards and Merchant Streets) and the main post office (near the airport) will be receiving tax returns until midnight, April 15.

Extensions If, despite your best efforts,

you have not been able to get your taxes done, do not despair. First, if you, or your

On the Blotter By Cpl Lorene Miranda

Several liquor stores on the Windward, as well as Lee- ward side of the island, are off-limits to all military personnel. As of January 1988, four new establishments have been placed off-limits by the Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board.

These stores are off-limits for selling drug parapherna- lia. Military personnel seen entering the establishments, even if no purchase was made, are subject to all actions under the UCMJ. The complete list of off-limits liquor stores are as follows:

Kainehe Liquor Store, 16, Kainehe St., Kailua

Keolu. Liquor Store, 1051 Keolu Dr, Kailua

Michael's Liquor Store, 515 Kailua Rd., Kailua

One Stop Liquors, 1021 - G Keolu Dr., Kailua

Pali Bottle Shop, 602 Kailua Rd., Kailua

Four. Flags, 404 Piikoi, Honolulu

Goumet Liquors, 2437 S. King St, Honolulu

Hawaii Natural High, 339 Saratoga St, Waikiki

Kang's Lounge, 534 Olive Ave, Wahiawa

Nimitz Plaza Liquor, Haleiwa Shopping Center, 66-145 Kam Hwy , Wild Life, 532 California Ave, Wahiawa

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Drug/Alcohol Incidents A civilian was detained

for fraudulent use of a DoD decal, open container, tro- passing, and possession of marijuana. The man was stopped, for a traffic ticket for expires state registration. Several open beer bottles were on the floorboards of the car, and suspected marijuana was seen in the open ashtray. A search of the vehicle revealed a partially burnt marijuana cigarette, a cellophane wrapper with suspected marijuana, and an open bottle of vodka.

A records check found that the man had been perman- antly barred from the Air Station in 1982. The man told MPs that he gained access to the Air Station with the decal that was on his car when he bought it, and that he was going to North Beach to surf.

A dependent wife was detained for DUI and having an open container after she was stopped for speeding. While initiating the traffic stop, the MP's observed an open bottle of rum. A breath test resulted in a .07% blood alcohol content.

Three Marines, a sergeant and two lance corporals were arrested in Honolulu for disorderly conduct. When the three were asked to leave a nightclub due to their obnox- ious behavior and spitting,

one of the lance corporals threw a glass at a window. All three were released on $25 bail and scheduled to appear in court.

Miscellaneous A corporal was the victim

of a burglary after someone entered his secured room and stole a cassette player, compact disk player and $100 from his wallet. While an investigator from the Crimi- nal Investigation Division was questioning residents of the' barracks, a lance corporal admitted to taking the items, because, he said, that they did not belong to the corporal. A search of the lance corporal's room recovered the stereo gear, but not the cash.

In addition to these events, of the 24 larcenies reported this week, 3 were solved by the recovery of the missing property. There were 3 DUI/DWI of military personnel reported off station, and 2 incidents of domestic disturbances.

Unit sweep urinalysis test- ing resulted in two Marines being investigated for marijuana use and one for cocaine use.

To report a crime, or if you notice suspicious activity of the Air Station, please call the Military Police 'Department's 24- hour Crime Stopper number - 257-2123.

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Defense's 2.1 million civilian workers will soon be able to transfer annual leave to fellow workers who find themselves in need.

Although it has not yet been implemented on the Air Station, the program was made possible by a provision in recent legislation..

The government tested the concept on a selective basis last year and has extended this concept to all federal agencies and employees.

A computer analyst at the Army Personnel linformation Systems Corn-

:mend in Alexandria, Va. participated In this case, a

:woman with a seriously ill :child had used all her leave and borrowed as much as

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Under the program, only employees in an emergency situation can participate, said Office of Personnel Manage- ment officials.

"This is not a case where someone has just used up their leave and wants to bor- row some to go on a vacation," said Hoehn. "Only those in absolute need will be able to participate, and only annual - not sick - leave can be used in the program."

If the employee or family member dies, any leave not used will be "recredited" to the donors' accounts.

The Office of Personnel Management is unsure about how the program will be ad- ministered. "We will give the agencies the leeway in deter- mining who is eligible," said Hoehn. "We are working to get regulations to the agencies as fast as we can."

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The fake "Dr. Richard Davis" is making obscene and nuisance phone calls again revolving around a false survey into people's private lives.

The fake "Dr. Davis" is very convincing when talking to his victim and has recently added a new gimmick when challenged by his victim. He uses a female to convince his victim the call is legitimate. "Dr. Davis" has been successful in persuading women to answer many personal questions before they realize that the call is fake as he starts asking more obscene questions. The questions that he poses are not normally the type asked over the phone.

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vice and how to make your SF- 171 count will be covered in a presentation April 20, from 9-11 a.m. Learn job strategies and how to use them when seeking federal employment, non-traditional occupations for men and women, and tips on completing the federal job application form. Please call for reservations at 254.1541/ 1542/1543.

Family Housing Council

The Family Housing Coun- cil meeting will be held April 22 at 9:30 a.m. at the Family Service Center. Held every month on the third Friday of the month, the meeting is designed to address concerns of residents at MCAS, Kaneohe Bay. All residents are welcome and urged to attend. Problems and com- plaints should normally be submitted to the Housing Office for resolution before the issue is raised in the council.

Job Bank Looking for a job? The

Employment Resource Center (ERC) at the Family Service Center helps prepare military family members for work in the Hawaii. job market. Call 254-1.541/1542/1543 for an appointment or for more information.

Employment Workshops

A resume writing course to help develop your resume for job rpplirations will be held. April 22, from 9-10:30 a.m. Learn how to effectively describe your personal, educational, and professional qual- ifications and experience, and to include volunteer work and home management skills if you have been out of the paid job market. For reservations call 254-1541/1542/1543.

A class on interview skills will also be given April 22, from 10:30 to noon. Learn how to present yourself effectively to a prospective employer . Also, learn how to familiarize yourself with corn-. parties and employers so you can be in control of the interview process! For reservations call 254-1541/1542/ 1543.

Ombudsman Training

Training on Suicide and Crisis Intervention will be held on April 20, from 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. Please note the new date. Also, following the Sui- cide and Crisis Intervention presentation, information on the new Health Care Con- sumer Council will be presented by the administration/ staff of the Branch Medical Clinic at 8:30 p.m. For more information please call 254-

1541/2/3. Reservations are encouraged.

Food Surplus Thp Service Center

has appi,,Lations and a new series of coupons for the distribution of surplus food. To be eligible, the follwing requirements must be met:

Family Yearly Monthly 1 $9,233 $771 2 12,495 1,041 3 15,735 1,311 4 18,975 1,581

For families with more than four members, add $3,240 yearly or $270 monthly for each additional member in the family.

Screening for coupons takes one clay. Applicants should take a copy of current LES to the Family Service Center, Bldg. 455. If you live off base, also bring in a copy of your rental/lease contract.

FaMities who have applied before need to reapply for the new coupons, and do not need a new if information has not changed.

No date has been set for the next distribution. Distribu- tion, locations are: Kailua Recreation Center, 21 S. Kai- flak. Dr., Kaneohe Commu- nity and Senior Center, 45.613 Puohala Street, across from Castle 'High School. For more information call the Family Service Center, 254.1541/ 1542/1543.

Pre-Marriage Workshop

The Pre-Marriage Work- shop, a course designed to make newlyweds and prospective brides and grooms aware of some problems encountered in early years of marriage will be held April 26 and 27 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The workshop will cover top- ics such as Commitments and Expectations, Anger and Conflict Resolution, Love and Infatuation, Preventive Law, Family Medicine and Money Management;. For reservations call 254.1541/1542/ 1543.

Family SerVices Closed/Dates

The Family Services Center will close at noon tomorrow and reopen at 8 a.m. April 21 after a complete interior and exterior repainting.

Telephones 254-1541/42/43 will be answered and sched- tiled, programs will meet as follows:

Family Conflict Program will be postponed until April 25 at 9 a.m.;

Weight Control Group will be postponed until April 26 at 10:30 a.m.

Weight Control Group

The Weight Control Group meets Tuesdays from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. every week at Fam- ily Service Center. This free

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Meet Spring cleaning? But wait, don't throw away that junk! One person's junk is another's treasure. Become a seller at the Armed Services' YMCA quarterly Swap Meet May 14. Seller's Fee: To sign up, call 254-4719/4965.

Assertiveness Training

Ti red of being a doormat? or blowing your cool in certain situations'? I Awn how to say what you want and feel good about yourSelf with our Asser-

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Single Parents' Support Group Overwhelmed with the

responsibilities of being a., single parent? Come join our, new support group ityone experiencing the unique responsibilities, dernand.s, and rewards of being a single parent. The group is ongoing, and meets the second and fourth Tuesday evening of each month from 7.8:30 p.m. child care is available. Call 254-4719/4965 for further information and to sign up.

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English Classes We are now accepting reg-

istra lions for our Summer Session of classes in GED, Basic Skills, and. English. These classes are given in conjunction with the Wind- ward School for Adults and are held Tuesdays and Thurs- days from 9:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. for six weeks. Registra- tion. Fee: $5. Sign up soon at 254-4719/4965. Child care and transportation available.

Women's Awareness Program

Armed. Services YMCA is offering a Women's Aware- ness Program Wednesdy ,from 9.1,1 4.1T1. 'Upcom- ing events. includ.e: College Fun Day at Windward Com- munity College, Haku Head Leis, Into Spring with a New' Face, "The Edible Complex," and more. Also, Friday excur- sions to Dole Pineapple Cannery, Hanauma Bay, and Chinatown. Call for dates and times, arid to sign up for programs - 254-4719/4965. Child care and transportation available!

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"As the nation's largest single employer of registered nurses, our, scholarship pro- g Ell 111 is a valuable and effective supplement to the agency's overall nurse recruiting efforts" said Sam Tiano, Director of the VA Regional Office here.

The VA currently employs some 34,000 registered, nurses in its health care system.

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Due to reduced manning and budget cuts, Hickam Air Farce Base Legal Assistance will no longer provide service to members of the Marine Corps, Navy, Army, or Coast Guard unless assigned to duty with Air Force units on Hickam Air Force Base, This change will be effective May 2.

SNCO Wives Club

The SNCO Wives Club will be holding its Aloha Installa- tioh Dinner for outgoing and incoming officers, April 23, at 6 p.m. at the SNCO Club here. All members and their guests are welcome to attend. After the ceremony, the seafood buffet will be served at $12.50 per person.

The SNCO Wives Club is seeking applicants for its $500 college scholarships to be awarded this year. Deadline for applications is May 15; Call Angela Reed at 254.2525' of:Nina Kinsman at 235.1017 foe, more information.

Red Cross Events

The Hawaii State Chapter of the American Red Cross will be offering an Adult CPR Course April 16 from 9 a.m. utttil 4 p.m. The class is open to anyone at a cost of $20, which includes the book. The crass size is limited to the first 10 paid participants. .Registration is being taken

at the Kaneohe Red Cross 'Office located in Building 455.

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be offering a CPR I4structors Class April 18.22 from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Registration is being taken at the Kaneohe Rod Cross Office located in building 455.

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Registration is being taken at the Kaneohe Red Cross Office located in building 455.

Legal Services Center Closing The Legal Services Center,

Building 256, will be closed April 18-22, due to Continuing Legal Education for all judge advocates. The Legal Services Center will reopen for business at 7:30 a.m. April 25.

Night Owl Tax'Assistance The Legal Services Center

will remain open from 5.8 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings during the second week of April to offer ,tax assistance to Marines, sailors and their dependents.

The evening shift will provide more flexible hours for active-duty personnel who desire help with their taxes but are unable to find the time during the workday. Retired 1 stLt. Bill Thomas, and one legal assistance attorney will be available to assist tax filers scrambling to make the April 15 IRS deadline.

Persons desiring assistance should enter the Legal Ser- vices Center through the back entrance near the Legal Assistance Section.

Officers' MIDPAC Wives club

MIDPAC Officer. Wives Club is having their annual fund raiser, which is an Art Show this 'Year. Local artist have been invited to bring their work to the Pearl Harbor O'Club. 'The featured guest will be Tony Curtis, who will also display his art. It will be a relaxing evening to view and Purchase a bit of Hawaii to carry with you to your next duty station. There will be light Pupus and a cash bar. Como join us from 7 to 10 p.m.,

May 14. There will be a $3 admission charge.

Children's Carnival

The Child Development Facilities will hold their 6th annual Children's Carnival April 23 at the Child Devel- opment Center, building 579. The Carnival offers games and activities especially designed for young children and their families.

. Games include a Fishing Pond, Wheel of Fortune, Bean Bag Toss and Feed the Lion. Everyone wins a prize every time! There will also be a number of fun activities including a Trikeway, Create A Craft, The Artist's Den, Puppet Shows, Clowns, an Obstacle Course, and many, many more.

Special activities just for the "under two" crowd will be available, including an infant/toddler Fun House, Toddler Bean Bag Toss, Toddler Treasure Hunt, and more.

The adults are not forgotten at the Carnival. There will be a number of exciting door prizes including T-shirts, free pizzas, free movies, frozen yogurt, and an outer-island trip from Aikahi Travel. There will be a White Ele- phant sale featuring low- priced children's toys and clothing.

Advance sale scrip are available at the Child Devel- opment Center, Na Keiki Drop In Center, and the Pre- school. Scrip purchased before the carnival costs 5/ $1.00 and each dollar's worth includes a free door prize chance.

Scrip may also be purchased at the carnival for 25 cents each. Most activities and games cost one or two scrip each. Bring the whole family and join the fun at the Children's Carnival, Satur- day, April 23, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. See you there.

Marriage, Life Workshop

"Help - Is On The Way", a program designed to help couples build a "tough Mar- riage," will be conducted April 17 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Station Chapel by Dr, Paul Mickey from the Duke Univer- sity Divinity School.

The workshop will be a practical, hands-on program giv- ing couples and singles ideas and information that can be put to immediate use in help- ing to strengthen a marriage or life.

Child care services will be available at the Child Care Center on Reed Rd. For more information and reservations, call the Station Chapel at 257-3552/3506.

Jie Zhao Li Search

Continues Two more large -scale

searches for the missing girl, Jie Zhao Li, will be conducted and volunteers are needed to aid the effort.

Volunteers for the first search will meet Saturday at 6 a,m, at Waipahu Elementary School' at 94465 Waipahu St. The phone number is 671- 4055. A half-hour brief at 6:30 a.m. will precede the search that will last until noon.

For more information, call Frank Lee at 735-5062.

Operation Raleigh

Scholarship applications are now being accepted from youths age 17-24 interested in becoming "Venturers" in a unique program called Oper- ation Raleigh.

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Weekdays 11:45 a.m. - Catholic Mass

Fridays Noon - Jumah Prayer Ser- vices, 131dg. 401.

Saturdays 6 p.m. - Catholic Mass

Sunday 7:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 8:30 a.m. - Protestant Communion 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sunday School, Pre-School, Bldg. 1391

9:30 a.m, - Catholic Mass

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1 p.m. - Samoan Congre- gation

Confraternity of Christian Doctrine for Catholics is held on Mondays. Pro -School through Kindergarten levels are taught at the Chapel, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. Grades 1 2 are taught at Mokapu Elemen- tary. School, 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.

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Special Services Summer Soccer

Registration will begin April 18 - May 20 at Depen- dent Recreation from 7:30- 4:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri. This is for children ages 6-16. Cost will be $25 for the :first child, $20 for the second child, and $15 for the third and additional children. A birth certificate or I.D. card is required at the time of registration.

Children's Holiday Craft Make and decorate your

own kite April 22 from 2:45- 4:00 p.m., in the Family Gym. Cost is $3.00 per child. Reg- ister early, class is limited to 20 children (ages 6-12).

Cake. Decorating

Dependent Recreation is offering a cake decorating class beginning on April 21 at 6:30. Cost is $20 and a list of supplies can be obtained at registration.

Station Library Library workshop for

parents to learn to help their children in using the library. Thursday, April 14, at 7 p.m.

Preschool storytimos every Wednesday morning at 9:30.

Story hour and films for children every Saturday at 10

Design-A-Bookmark Contest for all ages. Entry forms available at the library. Deadline is April 23.

Library Survey wants your opinion of our collection and services. If you haven't received a survey, you can get one at the library.

For more hi formation, call us at 254.6301 or 111,0p by. We are upstairs in the Theater Building #219.

Summer Adventure

Dependent Recreation is now taking registrations for the Summer Fun Program.

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Hawaiian Quilting

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. official link-up occurred jua Outside Pohang amidst much ceremony as a clear demon- stration of ROK/U.S. friend-

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Urban :K Co. assaults ROK Warfare Marine combat town Story and photos by Sgt. Stephen Frank

POHANG, Korea-Wi the chatter of small arms fire and hoarse shouts from fire team leaders echoing off concrete walls, small groups of Marines rushed from building to building, engaging an elu- sive enemy for control of the streets.

The mock combat was all part of 3.d Bn., 3d Marines' recent participation in exercise Team Spirit '88 in the Republic of Korea.

While there, a squad of Marines from Co. K, 3/3 took advantage of the presence of a. combat town on the 1st ROK Marine Division base in Pohang to get some; realistic training in urban walrfare.

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Top honors taken during whisker grooming contest By CWO-2 Eric Carlson

Among the least significant things members of the 3d Marines did during their deployment to the Republic of Korea was hold a moustache- growing contest. After several weeks of intense competition, the winners in several categories were awarded prizes during a ceremony in Pohang.

hi the "Ste: iziest" category, S;, L M.A. lilliflicott of Recon took ton honors.

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"This is good training for them though, since it requires more individual action and

thinking on their parts," he added.

One drawback to this particular combat town was the fact that only two of the buildings had four walls. "These aren't full buildings, so it isn't realistic to the extent that the Marines can just enter or exit through the back where a wall would normally be, instead of trying to make their way through a door or window," said LeGault. "Still, this is a

type of training we don't get to do too often," he added.

Other training that 3/3 Marines conducted while in Korea included a live fire and, maneuver course, an infiltra- tion course, the Mountain Warfare Training School, and a lot of long humps in freezing cold and rain.

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Cpl. Gerald Saucier (I) and LCpI. Robert Rawlings, two Marines from Co. K, 3/ 3 prepare for an assault on a building.

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UDP Marines link with 1st MEB at Team Spirit '88

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POHANG, Korea-Two units from 1st MEB, currently assigned to Okinawa-based units under the Unit Deploy- ment Program, temporarily returned to their parent unit to take pail; in exercise Team Spirit '88.

The two units, HMM-364 (Composite) and 1st Bn., 3d Marines, were returned to form part of the air and ground combat elements for the let MEB in its Maritime Prepositioning Force role during the exercise.

The "Purple Foxes" of HMM- 364, along with a detachment from HMH-463, forMed a composite squadron that provided support to both U.S. Marine and Republic of Korea forces, according to Maj. D. T. Shoe- make, the squadron operations officer.

Known as "the pineapple guys" to some of their MAG-36 counterparts, the squadron performed a number of mis- sions, including reconnaissance, resupply, reconnaissance insertions, and troop movements, as well as exten- sive boat operations with the amphibious transport fleet supporting the beach assault phase of the exercise.

Being back with the MEB meant the pilots got to do what they're used to - supporting Kaneohe Marines. "We've been doing a lot of short hops moving troops," said istLt. John Pio li, a pilot from '364. "It might only be a 2,000 meter walk for these guys, but we'd rather pick them up. They've been out

there a long time, so they're glad to see us."

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act 118 a mechanized infantry team, according to Maj. E.J. Hagan, S-3 for 3rd Marines.

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LCpI. Timothy Jordan, Co. C, 1/3, sets up a defensive position as his unit prepares to defend the Pohang Vital Area during Team Spirit '88.

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Marine Corps sports program to expand By SSgt. Barbara M. Wilkins

HQMC, WASHINGTON, D.C.- The Marine Corps Sports Program is developing to allow the growth. of four new sports.

Field Hockey, lacrosse, rugby and team handball will he introduced to the program, add ing what Col. Peter Angie, director of the morale support

HQMC, says are active, .last- moving team spots that anyone can play and

enjoy the first time out. Rugby has become popular

at many Marine Corps bases and is now scheduled as an intramural sport with Re- gional and All-Marine competition by popular demand.

Field Hockey and lacrosse are being introduced to get more people involved in outdoor intramural sports, says Maj. Robert Wolf, sports sec - lion, HQMC. Both games are alternative choices for Ma- rines uninterested in the more

widely played basketball and football.

As an alternative to basketball, team handball combines basketball and soccer, though it has very little in common with court handball. Since team handball can be played on an indoor basketball scour, it's an ideal sport for all sea- sons and can easily be used for unit physical training.

"Team handball and field hockey will be introduced to the east coast during May,"

said Col. Angle. The introduction will continue later on the west coast and in the Western Pacific.

Once a sport is introduced in an area, it's up to the individual Marine to express an interest in the sport. "Athletic di- rectors can offer, but Marines must show an interest," said Maj. Wolf. "The beauty of the Marine Corps' Programs is that commanders or their designated representatives have the freedom to tailor their

Olympics Volunteers

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Chaperones will be needed from approximately 1. p.m. tomorrow through 1 p.m. Sat- urday, Meals will be provided, but volunteers should bring a sleeping bag.

For more information, call Capt. Griffin at 257.1178/ 4031.

Station Catfight The next Station Catfight

golf scramble will be April 21, at 1230 shotgun start. Entries are limited so sign-up now at the Golf Course. Cost is $28 /foursome plus greens and cart foes.

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Wrestlers Take Championships Marine Wrestlers won the

Division I Team Champion- ships at the U.S. Open Greco- Roman Competitions hold March 31-April 2 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Sixteen team members also went on to place within the top six in their respective weight classes, guaranteeing each a shot at the pre-Olympic trials to be held in Boca Raton, Fla. in May.

Sgt. Craig Pollard, from MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, Ca., to the gold in the 149.5. lb. class. Four other Marines placed second in their categories,

"We wore lucky to have several younger Marines wrestling this year. Eight Marines participated in the category for those 20 and

under, and finished third as a team," said GySgt. Arthur. Williams, team coach and future member of the Olympic coaching staff.

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Timed events for all the per- formances will be open. A rodeo dance will be conducted May 20 and 21, following the rodeo. Other activities include a carnival. Barbecue and guest celebrities. The world- famous Riata Ranch Cow- girls/Trick Roping and Rid- ing Group will perform. This year's rodeo will present the best cowboys and cowgirls that the MRA has to offer. All entries for this year's military rodeo must be received not later than May 7. Forward entries to: Military Rodeo Association, P.O. Box 906, Yucca Valley, CA 92286, Attn: Rodeo Secretary. Contact your local Special Services officer for complete information. For additional information, please cull Vickie Camp- bell at AUTOVON 952.6360 or commercial (619) 368.6360 or 368-6355. Sports/B-7

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sports program to the prefer- ences and needs of the Marines stationed at that particular base."

The Marine Corps sports program is organized on seven different levels. The most widely used is the self directed level, where Marines use fitness centers, running tracks, cross country courses and other services as individuals or as part of a unit, Most publicized is the intramural program, with teams within an organization competing against each other in a wide variety of sporting events.

Less than one percent of all Marines participate in more advanced levels of competition, said Maj. Wolf, But Marines with talent, who have an interest in competing,

can advance through the Regional, All-Marine, and Armed Forces level, to national and international competition.'

The result of a strong sports program, said Col. Anglo, is to enhance combat readiness and provide emotional release from stress. He explained that the main emphasis of a sports program is on the unit level, where troops can develop lead- ership, team spirit and moral character through sports.

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Major Wol said it bluntly,. "Competitiveness at all levels ,.i

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PSYCHIC Counselor Eric Tnienedrn, 25 yrn, experience, Featured in the book Chnnneling, by Knutz. 239-4078:.....

FREE Computer Minket Analysis, Wm./Comm/

Mgmt, Info. on VA/FHA Financing. Dower Raney

Marion Marketplace 008-5445 rine prkg,

CHANNEL even, Wan ex tra-lerrentrita. 5/1 and 0/ 5. Pent-life connultetions, $10, Sara, 202-9078.

PSYCHIC Counseling & relationship Dy appointment 247.5450

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depth army heart and humbly beg to whom gad has glean Ptah goat pawn, In cams to my nulstanou Hall, Ina In my present urgent pelt. lion, In primp I promise in make out iluitie known Mid MUM. you 10 he Involved. any thine Our ration thine doll Mann and Groan, Publication mud ha promised, Judo, praytOlLit all wri o Invoke your Old knelt thls Novena has navel known to tall. thle Novena must he sold for 9 cam soculNe days. BMA).

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INCOME TAX Svo,-30 yrn, otaff mainland CPA firm. After 6 p.m, 395-4955.

FAST, relivable 8, inexpensive. Special $10 dim for late Mere, Free extantionn, 395-0197,

DISCOUNT on into thing. Professional in-home tax service, All out of state returns, Cell 623-1881, 523- 3930.

Counter Service 45-525 Luluku Rd. Kaneohe Mon.-Frl. 0 a.m.-5 p.m.

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Systems Pan St. Mon 5-10pm CS345/71 Microcomputer Applications Pan St. Tun 5-I Opm

C5353/71 Local Area Networks Pon St. Weil 5-10pm CS354/71 Business Applimithms Pan St. Thu 5-10pm CS309/71 Advanced 'C' Lannuage Pea St. Frl 5-10pm CS399/71 Senior Project Pnn St. TOA 5-10pm

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31 Homo Services

NEW CONSTRUCTION

& REMODELING

Need help? We can nests% Design Building permits ennancing

WE DO 'Home remodeling New Construction Complete Assistance from design Hutt

Call 262-8544 Ur, tIC113097 '

DOMESTIC Housecleening et etfurdnble pram.

Cali 523-7457

LAWNS by RoberF Mow, trim, wand, plant, etc. Yard Service, 390 -0050.

CANE CHAIR REPAIR

734-0402

DOMESTIC olenning at affordable pricen. Cell 523-7457

BEAUTIFUL redwood fenc- ing from $8 a running foot, Cell 390-0024

THE MAILMAN

Carpentry, Electrical,

Plumbing & Painting. Small jobs are our

speclaltyl Free Estimates.

CALL PEGGY 261-5807

lo 5100

LEEWARD PAWN BROKERS

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No Loan Too Big or Small! Lowest totes on Leeward aide Loon on or buy anything of value Loon on core, boots and 2nd

mortgages. Chock un out Open 7 days a week 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. or fife beet buys In quality merchandise

visit our air conditioned ehowroorn

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Call 456 -5900,, 31 Homo Sonokos

THE Mailmen for all your repair needs. r roe ent,

In $100. 201 -5007

HOUSECLEANING large, move in/out, men.

ratan, Slew 202-6092

DOMESTIC House- chinning at affordable orlon, Call 523-7467 ----- FLOORING monolith Gemini° the and hardwood floorn. Free °enmities, ran- minable pricen. 247-0995.

DRY Rot Termite Damege Repair, Free eatimate, tine - noneble rates 021-0025,

QUALITY housecleaning at affordable prices, 282- 0050.

ISLAND Budget Painting, Inc. Mildew Wash, Free eat. To $100. 239-6050,

LEAVE your dungeon and return to your castle. Call Julie Ph, 407-9028.

35 PerSonol Services

FELIPE Vinod and House- cleaning: Cell 201-5050 bet. 2 p,m. and 0 p.m.

ISLAND Airbrush done the Wormer quellty airbrushing you've dranined of but couldn't find( 12 yre, exp. on care, cycles, vane, trucks, wnlin, etc. 090-7785 eves.

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35 Personal Services 30 Destinies

MARRIAGES Performed By Minister

Day 021-0944 evenings,

FURNITURE Refininhing Flepelru, Antique Rentorn- (Ions, Inferldwide. 037-4030

GETTING MARRIED SOON? If you're looking for a unique romentia netting '

to exchange vows. cell Captain Ken at Tredewind Charters, We have a wedding package at Ben or under water thee right for you, Groupe of 2 to 500 accommodated In privacy with live mimic, catering, Ilmouelne, video, among the options, Call Tradewind Chertern 533-0220.

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Near Ala Manna Center

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Writing & Counseling

261-7524 580 Ultilittku St., Killion

(Neer Castle Hompitn1)

35 Personal Services

CANDY thivor tippler, fur your perty, school or ran- Laurent. Min. order 50, Mnx, 300, Ph. 009-4140.

HOT TIPS Nalle by Witten Prune. SpeolnlizIng in nail art. Fills $13, new chlorite only, 422-2205.

37 nosiness senticir5

I WILL do ell your laundry and ironing for $15. You drop oft arid pick up my MillInni home, 023-7230.

BLINDS, vertical-mini 00% off nelected !Orlon, exam- ple: 72"xt14" $99, Ken Hatch Interior 254-2000

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Appliances

WE Service all maim & madam on all melor Aare Appliance, Call 235- 0017 or 235 -2077

Bookkeeping

SMALL Business - Lee- ward area: Are you seeking an experienced, honest end reliable bookkeeper? I may bet the one for you. Fln. Stmts payrolls, tam, Evie Benet 023.6044,

Carpentry

' "CARPENTRY.- Interior /Exterior, Free Est, - $100, Henry 735-0138,

Cleaning

HOUSEPROUD Clermirh Ser, Res./Comm, Retie

,Satisf, guar, 623-0185.

HOMECLEANINO done with energy, enthusiasm,

reliability & concern. Affordable. 7 days,

Free est Melee 524.3442

"GLEAN WINDOWS" Prof, Serv, Since 1088.

Inc. Ronn Albert 524-5411.

HOUSEHOLD & Buelness cleaning services, Special-

g, izing in deep cleanin $25- $35, Wkly,/BI-Wkly.

252- Iand-

wide, 230-4090 or sl0502.

Cloricellyping ^ -

Wut 1111'1 '1 touESSING Sew- vicar]. Manuacripte, term gaped'', reaumo composi- tion, Quick, efficient, gunk Ity work. Floppy disk stor- age available, Reasoneble rates, Call Glide at 262- 0701,

Construction/ Contracting

D & M CONTRACTING, INC, Gen. Contractor, planning, & design eves., new hotline, edditlona, remodeling, ell construction plmes. Free est, Lie, BC- 14233 & insured. 239-4540,

Electrfcal

R, Mikaml Electric, Electri- cal Service Estimates. Lie. aC-10129, Call 942-9121,

Orephlas/PrIntIng

NEED Communication ma- terlele feet? 520-9731 for Design, Layout, Typesetting, Peete -up & Camera work,

Hauling

DUMPING & light hauling, rennonnble,

Call 236-0009.

Legal

INDIE JERVIS AND ALBU ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Auto related eceldents, divorces, probnten, wiles, real estate. 970 No, Kainhoo Ave., IIA-304 Pell Pam, 284-5855. Free Initial con- sultntion,

Paindirg

JAL Serviette. The Painting Contreclorn, Fully ineureml- LIC11C13054. Call 390-4221 for FREE Estimate,

PAINTING - Int./Ext. Top Guiltily, Ref., Low Coat, Free eat to $100. 247.1361 or 689-0113,

THE PAINTER Int./ext, specialist, Low rates, excl. rota, Free eat. To $100, 220-0080,

Highest Quality Fix -up Paint Remodel

' Reasonable Rnten Interior Exterior

lilandWide 022.3679 to $100

LEE'S PAINTING 20 years business exp. Lie, C-3850 Ph, 247-1454.

Remoter/6g

PATIO/NEW Addltionts, Repelr, remodel, Clifford !wane, C-4477 Ph, 677-4695

PACIFIC Isle Contractors, Specitillets In kitchen/bath remodeling/additions, C- 14200, Ph, 072- 3282.

HOLLOW tile, redwood fences. Concrete drive- ways, slabs, home extensions, Free eat, 4E18-3340 BC7820

Repair ----- ------- CLOCKS repaired, any kind. Antiques our ape- claity, Call expert clock repair, 947-0173

HANDY PERSON avail. for minor house repairs, Free eel. Ricky, 202-0415,

EXPERT roof repeira, A roof maintained will nave you $$ and Inat a lot longer. Ernest, 261-049Q. All work guaranteed, To $100.

TV & VCR Repaint Free entimate, Fran pick up & delivery. Kathie/Kaneohe/ Walmenelo 254-0544

- HANDYMAN, Painting, car - entry light hailing, Up to

$100, Pli. 262.9740

Sowing/Alterations

PROFESSIONAL Dress reeking & alter, for cuelom fit. P/U & del, 247-5801.

Wallpaper

WALLPAPERING PAINTING, 13 yre, of expo risme, quality work, roe aonable rake, fest free will mates, C & A Amoebae, 735-9976/732-0915 Up tc $100.

WALLPAPERING/panting, 23 yrn. oxp. Ina, /ext., .comm, /roe decornting eve nvrul., Inlewicle, Ken 025-0402 to $100

Yard Service

AFFORDABLE, quality, yard service, Free °Mimeo, Call 262-4117

HIRE a bobcat. Grading, tight places, Hourly/Job, Free net, 203 -8314,

TREE Service, Large removal to ornamental trimming, 12 yra, exp, Llo/ Ina. C-14433 Free eat, All Paradise Tree Service 09E- 8228.

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ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Applications now being accepted for outside sales position, Opportunity for energetic, self motivated individual with 2 years sales experience to have a challeng- ing career In the publishing Industry, Print, layout & copy writing experience preferred. 5alary plus commissitin & car allowance. Benefits Include dental & medical, profit sharing, For Interview call:

Dianne Lo Monte 235-5881

Yard Service

COMPLE1 L Yard Sort; Mowing planting, fertiliz- ing. Free eel, Anytime 235- 0001,

GREEN Hawaii Leeching- ing trop trimming 11 yard mint., to $100. 450-5549/ 531.7397,

BOB'S Yard Service, free eat quality reliable work. 025-2079.

60 MOMS Oporairiltles

SUPERSTARS unite! Lend me your ear, II you are not In business for yournelf, you are not getting the tax breaks you deaervel 24 hrs. 531-5030.

STUFFED toye: Start your own businese, Distributor Clone -out. 300 pieces wholesale price. 11_53400 Ilrm Call Mike oPttairit ri,

58 Schools & !entreat:int,

DEO. Adult -Tahitian dnnco class Learn the fun way? Knl Butterworth, 247-1428

CALLEJO Eacrima Style Self -Defence, Empty hand, one and two sticks Tech- niques 077-7653.

QUALITY Piano Loosens. Kaneohe studio/your home, moat areas. 247-6010.

GUITAR lagoons, Jazz, con- temporary & clesalcal. Pri- vate $10/Y0 hr., 988-3104.

LEARN to Sew - Group of Private lessons. Call 022- 2524

PORCELAIN Doll Making Chms. Create Your Own Unique Gilts - Mon-Fri

gam -fpm - Complete tine of doll eccesnorinell

Dolls & Beare 839-9940

BALLET For Adults, Now Beg. & Int. Giessen begin Apr. 18. Mettla Tracy Ballet School 201-6217.

PIANO teacher, 30 yrs, exp Melaka, pop, key- board harmony, 201-1201.

ALOHA Tutoring Service All aubleots, all grades. Indiv., Inaba, 533-5457.

GUITAR 1 hour private lea- non once a weak $25/ month, my home. 201-0262

LANI Elliott Polynerilen dance Co. rag. now open. 1404 Koolu Dr. Call now 202-4979 or 259-9340.

VIOLIN Leseona by U,H, Teacher & Symphony yin- !inlet, Simon 839-2100,

HULA clime% Special introductory rate. Ancient, Modern, Tahltlen, Mood, Also free beginning

Ukulele. Group, private, adult, teen, children, Military & all ethnic

backgrounds welcome. Call 407-1000.

GUITAR/singing lames, $60/mo, your home I hr./ wk. Patient inetr. 633-7000.

PIANO Li:morel Kaneohe area only

Call 235-4432, 841-1100.

59 Employment OpportunItina

'AVON' start w/$5, cell anywhere. Earn up to 50% Call Margot, 455-1947.

EARN $100/day at home! Send $1 for details and 15 proven formulae to: SP, 04- 344 Hokuala 11113, Hi, 98789

60 Help Wonted Male/Feelele

YOUR mile can earn you $$$, Cheerful, names minded temps for product demon of local fond. Flex, him, some work on brume. No Fee, Western Temporary Ser- vim, 524.0411, ay. MFH

TYPIST $1500/wk, at home. For Info send SASE Leann P.O. Box 2247, Pearl City, HI, 90782-8247.

DOLE Pineapple Pavilion popular vlaltor atop between Wahiawa & Haleiwn has 4 poaltions avail: COUNTER/SALES/ ATTENDENTS. Retell anlea and/or ()Ashler exper. denired. Call for apt. 9am- 4pm, 021-0408. An equal opportunity employer.

WAREHOUSE persona needed immediately. Call Michelle, 022-4343

DATA ENTRY, type 60 wpm, 10 key by touch, Cell Michelle, 022-4343,

LABOR position, $5 /hr. Inquire n11501-inninkun Dr. Suite 203, 9-12 and 2-5 pm. Mon.-Fri. Kelton.

EXCELLENT Opportunity P/T, F/T Drivers, Cash deity - Will Iraln. Cell Tho Cab 524-2121,

HOUSEKEEPERS P/T, Work your own hut Cnr/ phone nee, - Boni/nen/

Med./Mennen. Mrs. Clean, Inc. 400-4022

EARN Extra Income and have Fuel Improve your health & wealth. Military personnel welcome, aIngle or couplen, chooftrt your own hours. Call Richard or Connie 202-2236.

AVONI Own your own business, Be your own boas. Call *Indy 235-7041.

ACCOUNTS Payable Clerk immed. opening.

Accounts payable training, work exp, and 10-key by

touch required, Light computer oxp, w/aorn-

uterized accounting nystem dealreeble. Full time,

Mon.-Fri. Liberal benefits, ApplicritIone accepted n.m. to noon, Mon, -Fri.

floe receptionist. Hawaii Lon College,

45-045 Knmethamehe Hwy., Kaneohe, HI, 08744,

SALES immune, 1 hill II me & 1 pert time, Mute helve knowledge of sewing, flex, !worn. Cell Jarlletl 531- 2021,

ACCOUNT Executive, fan- tastic new product, very high nerninga pone. Magic Cads Int'l 940-4070,

WE need n mature outgoing person to be a

clerk In a convenience store nt Keehl Marine Ctr. F/T or P/T. Start irnmed, Mont be a loam player,

Salary dependent on exp. 041-5001.

TALENT conteatenta wanted, $150 each, Tues. at 9 p.m. Feat Eddle'n 201- 8501

EARN Above tivg, income: Expanding photo co, mode

few good people to train in photo melon, Call 031- 7277.

MECHANICS and mechrinice helper

wanted, must have beak tooln, electrician, electronic portion

wanted, for immediate work, call State High Lift, 830-1030 for appointment,

'87 NISSAN SENTRA

WASHO$8

W496

("" 57)$6895

'87 DODGE 600 (cmP.079) WAS $9095 $8195 NOW

'82 :NISSAN STANZA W Alt

$4996 ("D496) $3695 NOW

'83 FORD ESCORT WAS $3995 (AJW-529) $2995

NOW

'86 OLDS CUTLASS S/W WAS $9495 (OCR-750)A

NOW to '86 CHRYSLER LE BARON

(CPX-626) NOW GTS WAS $9996 4695

'81 PORSCHE 924 WAS $6995 (CRJ601) 56095

NOW

-.6CHRYSLER LASER

WAS ''7995. (CA-I763) $6495 NOW

'85 DODGE ARIES WAS $4995 (CCD-572)

NIS-S-A-N SENTRA WAS $6495 95 (CJJ-244)

NOW

WAS $9096

7 JEEP (

$7695

187 SUBARU WAS $7995 (CJV-622)

$6695

'85 NISSAN 200 SX

WAS $7995 'Ex') $6295 NOW

'86 CHRYSLER 5TH AVE. (COX203) tt,4 4y595

WAIL $13,996 NOW 'w Tv c

'85 CHEVY CELEBRITY WAS $7495 (N101-654)

NOW 12

!MAN S/W WAS $6295 (0011.275) $6895

NOW

'88 CHEVY I-ROC (ORS-320)

WAS $16995 $14,995 NOW

'8i NISSAN MAXIMA WAS $6695 $5495 Now

;85 SUBARU GLC WAS $7495 (CA0.223)

NOW

"86 CHEVY CELEBRITY 5/Vir WAS $7696 (14"1" $5895

NO. W ,-- '84 PONTIAC FIERO

wits Wes (HJJ-273) NOW

'85 PONTIAC T-1000 WAS $3995 (ISYN-322

NOW )0995 '86 CHEVY CAVALIER

SC S/W (CPG-930) WAS $7496 $6295 w

100% FINANCING O.A.C.

WELCOME MILITARY

46-151 Kahuhlpa St. In Kaneohe Call 235-6433 Sale ends April 20, 1988

00 Help Wanted 11(1010/110Mele

MI LI I AR Y thipolulente, explore flex, work optiona, while on tour of duty, your akilla In word procenning, cloaca, dna entry & marketing are vetoed et Weal- ern Temporary Services, Never n ten. 524-0411 EOE MFI -I.

NEED' sewing portione w/ factory experience, Kellum 203-4801,

PART Time van driver, remitter w/Wehinwe Military neon. Min. age 21, Hewett Drivers limners clean record. Flex. 20-25 hr, wk., $4,25 hr, Phone 065- 1211.

NEW Tokyo Ileataureni & We Monerch

has immed, openings for: Dishwashers, f/t altos:

Driver, 20hrs./wk.; Hoet/I-loatese, p/t ales;

Welt Help, p/t, nil ahlea thrall,

Apply In portion et 28613michwalk, M-Set., 10AM-4PM, 923-8411.

JANITORIAL Service ?mkt Pert time night workers Inland wide. Aompling ripplicetions. Leave mime & number et 259-0547.

SCUBA Instructor with current Maumee, mai, Immo diately, 396-9738/390-0040,

RECEPTIONIST /Stylist wonted, F/T and or P/T. Cell 235-0160.

MAKE MORE MONEY, FULL OR PART TIMEI

Mon and Women needed to null our Profitable Lino of Calendars, Penn end Advertising Gifts to Local Buelnetia Firms, Enrn Weekly Commisaion. Set Your Own Houra, Prompt, Friendly Service from 70 Yea Old AAA-1 Company. No Investment or Collec- tions. Previous Sales Expe- rience Not Required, Write: Kevin Punkt', NEWTON MFG, COMPANY, Dept. 02047, Newton, Iowa 50206, (515) 792-4121,

PR ASSISTANT, mornings, downtown, Send letter & resume to PO Box 22422, Hon. HI. 96822.

PART TIME Secretary, ' 9 am-2pm, No exp. nec.,

no benefits. Lite typing & bookkeeping. Send hand

written mums to: Bernadette

E18.742 Kelkinal St., Aloe, HI 90701

Job avail. on Mey lat.

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

COOKS wanted, exper, nee., apply In portion at the No Name Bar & Renteurent, 131 Hekili St., Kelton.

WAITRESS dinner hours, apply in parson, Florence's Reatniirnnt, 20 Kninehe St., Kahle

50 Help Wonted Male/Pernele

TEACHERS DI-IS queened. Exp, pref., 8:30.5:30, Smell achoot in quiet country setting In Kahaltiu, For appliontone call bus, etc, 254-6442,

"AVON" Own your butil- rms. 50% enrninga possible, Jo 305-0970,

SECRETARY Prepare, edit, type corm- npondence, scientific man- umcrIpto, Liming IBM PC, routine secretarial rapport. Weimenelo area. 1 yr, exp., typo GO to 60 wpm. Non- smoker, high school grad, Salary commemorate w/ exp, Phone 250-7951, equal opportunity employer.

NOW accepting eppliuntions for the following poaltionc: day rind night woke, prep cooks, dish- woollen+ day /night bun

boys, day /night. YUM YUM Tree Restaurant,

Pall Pares, Kellum

AREA MANAGERS, Work Pert Time For Weekly Newepeper, Ponitione Available In Koltun, Kaneohe rind Pearl Harbor I-leg. Work From Your Home, Use Own Vehicle, Work Well With Children. Excellent Salary, Bonuses And One Allowance. For Information Call Linde Butane At 247 -0755,

SECRETARY P/T, small office, Kaneohe. Phone 247-0455.

SALESPERSON/Retell: P/ T, F/T/ Crystel City Store, Waikiki, Cell 920-3400.

DELIVERY portion, Drive & walk for flower shop, Part- time. 521-0111.

HAIRSTYLISTS, Excl, opportunity at Frintenlic Scale Knllun and Alen, Ph, 201-4400 or 813 -2460.

MANAGER/Assietent manager, full/pert time all nhilts, Food Service exp, helpful, 10 e.m.-0 p.m., Mon.-Sat, Detroit Dell, 202.3354, 121 Hokin St.

TEMPORARY/Full Time - Bun/ Office - Multifaceted Position, Ammer Phones, Proem; Bulk Mall OLIN, rypa, Flle, Invoicing, Meth

C Skilin, omputer. Cell Dnynn At 230-5881

LAWN service person wanted, 20/30 hre, per wk., morning hre, 281-4222 ,

PUT your best akille to work, Minim Temporary Services needs good typiata, exp. word proceceore & gen. clerical specialists, never n Feel 524.0411 EOE MFH

$$$ NEW YEAR $$$

PART TIME JOB

(ATTENTION* MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES & LOCALS

Elan Extra Money Pullin] SO per hour

5:30 to 9:00 pm, Molt litre Fri,

We need out-time workers immedletoly to train for our newly established "Discount Buying, Were. Rouse Outlets." Specie! 'zing in clothing, jewelry, rides, toasters, furniture. TVs, microwaves, baby lurniture end many more appliances. Following arm are evadable: Ilona. lulu, Pearl Harbor, Sall Lake, Wahiawa, Barbers Point and Kaneohe Other Benefits Include: Advancement Bonuses and Incentive Pay.

Call

486-0173 ask for Judy

Coldwell Banker Spring Open House Celebration

April 11 through Mayl

.....

II,. - .11

The best way to sell a house is to get the attention of home buyers.

And the best way to do that is to take part in Coldwell Banker's Annual Spring Open House Cele- bration 11 through May 1.

It's going to be our biggest and best Open House Celebration ever.

HONOLULU 944.1000

WINDWARD 247.6601

re,i(dttraltedi

COLDWOLL BANIKalt LO

'Ills I lathe

McCORMACK REAL ESTATE

HAWAII KAI LEEWARD LAHAINA KAILUA-KONA 395-4400 671.4511 661-3607 329-3545

PEARLRIDGE KIHEI SEARS-ALA MOANA 480-1991 879-5233 949-5388

OCoklwellallelasI4mltnnhllGlrxlp ,lecakIlunolo pt Ukepsrlytb EqualtlnnelrlxgNNM11111I1r Indehendently ownlet set! openeett,

A Little Independence Goes A Lo Wa)

Go_your own way with the new Eionda Elite '"50

r Widi push-button starting Itc.)

shifting, the Elite .50 is easy to ride. Ali( I with its sleek Elite styling and great [NA-14111,11 WO,

you wouldn't think it would be alibrdal de to own. But. it is.

So come see the new Hite ).()

It will show you what independency iS

,111 about.

HONDA 1987 ELITE 50

MOPEDS* $89900 TOTAL PRICEI

PRICE INCLUDES ALL DEALER HANDLING CHARGES TAX AND LICENSE

94-1 69 VP:tidal Farrington Hwy. WAIPAHU CYCLES

NO Insurance Required/

671 -2691 MON-FRI H AM -fl PM

frAT H AM-4 I'M

Operator use (Ay. Aleut's near a helmet & eye ineteciou, 'Bused ye a nnupertunt of ulautlftiuwer4 suggested retail Firing.

00 Help Wanted Mole/Female

RN'S, LPN'S Num Alden & Compenions. HomItel Home Care. Kokun Nurses, Call 536-2328.

TALENT Search: Western Temporary Servissea le looking for the feateat typist in Hawalli Nimble fingers Apply at: 900 Fort St., 0920. Great local prizes & chance to win the nnt'l. prize -a trip for 2 to San Fran, & morel No entry fee, 624-0411.

LIFETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE If you ever need to hove your Ford, Lincoln, Mercury or Ford light truck fixed, you pay once and we'll fix It FREE - free parts, free labor. On customer paid ropnire, the guarantee covers thousands of parts as long as you own your onr. Ask us lo see a copy of the Lifetime Service Guaran- tee. No one else covers so much for so long. See us nowl

EXP. Phiebotomlat/Lab, owilemommmumn P/T, F/T Kaneohe, MOTORCRAFT OIL

Kellum, Personnel 480-8488 I ' end OIL FILTee aPaCiaL IIncludes up to e querte of Moloteratt

ACCOUNT Executive, fan- tootle new product, very '

high retrelnge pose. Mogi- cards International. Call 940 -4070.

WAREHOUSE Superviaor, Warehouuomen and Truck Drivers needed, Apply at Rooky Road Producta, Inc, 41520 Hihimenu Street Mammal°, HI. Call Dial(' at 269-7911 Monday -Friday 0.4 p.m. s

MIDWEEK ASSISTANT: MidWeek Magazine needs an nuaIstent who can: attester phonon pleasantly & profennionally, compose correspondence, help with the TV grid, type 50 WPM nnd learn an II3M PC. All that end keep smiling, tool Accuracy end attention to the amelleat detail are necessities, If this Malt scared you away, call 235- 5001 and rink for Vera,

KITCHEN DEGREASERS Full time night work, super- Morn & helpere needed, no exp, nee., will train, call btwn, 9-5:30 p.m. 833-5060

RESPONSIBLE cleaning person for atom, part-time, One 235 -6828

TEACHERS & Alden (Elem. & Preachool),

AdmInistritor, Summer Fun leaders

WS! & cook, Summer & Fall positions for Christien School

In Kallua, Call 261 -3910

Matt:good t all filler and Itinfellellan. Dewed- equipped ushlullet higher,

I. 1 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 1 ELECTRONIC

SERVICE I ENGINE ANALYSIS I Includes bend editintlennt end damn deeming IfFlentronle swipe chock of engine, Auto II necessary, adjustment of mnnunl find throttln check of heflery, hones belle, wipers linkage: Includes replacement Of Ilti111 end and len went, gasket. nerd-built vehicles only,

GOOD THRU WITH COUPON GOOD THRU APRIL 30, 1000 $3995 APRIL 30,1900

GOOD THRU APRIL 30,1088

WITH COUPON

$1495

DISC and DRUM BRAKE SPECIAL Itiatull now 11111 u, Irdr iridollOr Poor Arettiorlind llornantily howl Ono. nod Ilnlope, Inultollou hordoodo Dim mil droludor

Idrum ur rood udhdeldua w Mow! nylhuIol IodrId II IlOnolarY, orrolloo In ilnronolln mire end r man fin 2-whool IrrroW ,

OrunHvIrool dry. nod AHD roodoolor usolrlolmo

'11-Wliold also WITH

Front DisennarDrum

39995 COUPON $8996 0000 THOU APRIL 30, 101111

. WITH COUPON

$1 1 95

1:1AE-5- TI 1311P4Kw H pt.c,ON IN OUPON

60 Help Mulled Male/eincle

FULL Ilion Denbo Afstiininut for Killion office, homed, opening. 262-4552,

FAMILY FITNESS HAWAII le seeking a full time+

office clerk, Reaponalbil Iles will Include handling earth

recelpte, processing membership end payroll

for approximately 20 employees. Minimal typing

and knowledge of One- Write accounting system

desirable, but will train. Great benefits.

Salary commensurate with experience, Interviews Tues. between 2.8 p.m.

45-808 Korn Hwy., Kaneohe

AIEA

UTTER FORD 96.015 KAM HWY. 487-3811

OPHIMON..FIII 1,1111.5M dm

60 Help Wonted Male/Female

YOU PAID WI IA I

YOU'RE WORTH? Will train you for a

career In Real Estate, Century 21 Pall Properties

Call Ken, 284-8888,

SPEAK ENGLISH? JAPA- NESE? Many career Jobe! Job Center, Klku 407-3850,

LEEWARD Specialist Where people coma first

for Leeward Jobs. Martha, 487-3860.

IF you want a lob In the Leeward area, come to Job Center, Call Dianne 48E- 4183.

60 Help Wonted Male /Finale

LANDSCAPE maintenance, laborer, experience pre -' terred, 202-4780,

Available Temporary Alalgnmenle

AMID& ADDIS CLINKS ACC.111 DATA OM

WORD PeoCESSOMI Because we SPECIALIZE,

we have QUALITY ASSIGNMENTS and

TOP PAYI

aCCOMMIF 531-8056

Auto and Pickup Fleet Salt's and lirokerage

NEW o cos St 1.6`''' 051 usss Please car; Clorr PI;

All the good things that say

April 14-20, 1988 CliiNsilied I I I

Siff(' 191(1

LISS' frite/ :71.1.".114;' / 0E0,1111 Ill.s111.1 4109

(503) 295-5556 w.

60 Hain Wonted Mole/Female

ortODUCTION Atuit. fur )niinent factory, Some heavy lining. P/T 247-8707.

4ASHIER/Phato SnInn. !punnet. oprinIngn: Monica-- km Shopping Ctr Knilhl, Downtown & 1-Inleiwn. Friendly & Renponnibln P1 T. Apply in pnreon. Clic Photo

NEEDLECRAFT Lovers tern $$ Mitch & Cre-

vo Circle 201-4490

GET paid for reading °km! $100.00 per title,

rite: PASE A2(105, 101 Liticoinway, N. Aurorn,

,1 00542.

1SPIEFI fur plumbing compnny, 40 Mim, light bookooping & typing required. Call 201-5034

rIRSTYLIST/Manicurist tank nvalinblet. Knneohn

kren. 235-0760 dny or 235- 0002 evet.

LOOKING for n pnrt-limn b7 Houto:Aniline' needed, unt have car & live In

dmaindttble. 261- (14110

12 Domestic Help Wanted

L. OKING for sitter for my 6, r. old non. $150/mo. Cell 9 6-0070. Mnkiki.

RELIABLE, exp, sitter for 0 Mb. old, npprox. 20 hr./wk. irlY Killion home. Rah, req. 202-0071,

BABY tattrir Knilun for 3 yr, boy, wicciny, aftnrnoon 4 to 6; & nulluol vnonlion. OnnpontrIble non-ttmoknr, 202-0000 nvrei C.,---- -

RESPONSIBLE portent for 4ccasional habymItting, I tent. Dnyn/NlohttL Kelluft Men, 203-0492,

WANTED for p/t morning Iflo-hotinowork, el dnyn/wit. 11111, wage. Work In in Kni-

, un, Womon or high school tudontit pitman ripply, 201 -

077 or 262-2002. Cell In

4111 plInrnoonti.

I 63 Jobs Wonted

ACCREDITED I II :111)I-NT e MANAGER With 0 yearn local cocoon- /;rten rionku employment, 07-0444, 'novo rtionnnen.

;04 Daher tic John Wanted

CHILDCARE liefinriod, Icy 51011111, Mliklikill.1,11./0111,) on. Cell 072-3625

EXPERIENCED, rellnbio chlidcnro. Infants & up.

* Cell 201-3090.

1-10USECLEANING, de- pandriblo/rolu. Mot her- alnughtnr team, 396-9732.

OUSECLEANING and ard Svc, Chrugn per hr. or

lint ode per lob. Flennun- Murningu, 450-4311.

UMMER nittnr, loving Yearn luta 2 openings for a 10-4 yr. old In my KMCAS charm] from June 1-Sept, 1

,M -F. Call Ktilly 254-2580.

/10T1-1ER w/3yr. old will

a bynit in your Knilun ore, full time. Loth of

TLC. Call 202-6897.

cell 689-4850.

NEED n sitter? My Ewn retch Chrintinn home. M-

WILL bnbyult nt my home. Call 025-6291. MIMI° Valley.

EXP. 0nycare provider him bfonningn for your 2 year °Mid In my KMCAS home. N4264-4642, w.

VVILL bnbynit. My home, Meunawlll, F/T or occa- elonni. Ph. 261.3795

73 Ants. Furn1shed

tiNE bdrrn. cio,111 CAS QUItil coupler, noo-

n oking. Call 203-0225.

PAT'S at Punnluti, 1 bdrm ocean front, ftirn,/unfurn,, short/long Infftl, from $600/ Mu 203-91139,

KAILUA - Wlndwnrd Pnn- sego, 2 bdrm., 2 be ocean vlow$900 a mo, Jell Pncltla Prop. Ph. 235-8558 or 235- eigo.

BURN. ntudio 'wall. 5/90, $300, pref. single, no pole, 201.1042.

isLINALUU benohfront one bdrel. Pool, $600 P. Curtin (13) 201-5007

WINDWARD with lanai 1425 or larger $550, Othnnt 0'13 -0096 Rent Mnrt Fen

(REWARD 1 bdrm. $500 or a bdrm. $425, 2 hdrm. $0110 943.0095 Mail Marl Feat

ow' fig Aph, Unfurnished

'FALL us for holp Wu siivo vat time and moiety mid aka al linalitchns. 1744,

75 Apts. Partly Furnishod

ONE bdrm not. In Nnrinkuli $476.110 Mintier' India:Incl. Call 008-8570.

lis,K1E01-1E - highly up- wind 1 bdrm, npt. on ltd. ory of house) $700 Inc',

2:15-7033.

76 Rentals to Share

KAILUA - employed non- smoking (amain preferred. Own route and bath. $300 Including ell'. Half cloponlf, Avail, May int, Ph. 202-4790

KAILIJA condo turn own rinfba female prof., $315

1/2 elan, 261.7191 eves.

LARGE hounn to nhtire for prolonnionfil portion. gruel view, witahnr/dryor, bath, cable, oily, yd., nocurity, 235-2795.

BEAUTIFUL Hone ovnr- looking Kaneohe Bay. Non- nmokIng feninIn, $450/mo, ulli, included. 23G-0300.

KANEOI -IE Iwnhno., own rtn., nmortition $330 CDT,

1/3 utile. 235-9472

KAILUA bunch tilde - prof. non-smoking woman Oren spncluun home w/namn, nvnll. 6/1 $675/month. Ph. 7(11.0037, 201 -8789,

81 Hymen Furnished

KAILLIA7 Ltinikni 2 bd rm. duplex, hilly equipped, Men nrott incl, unlit $950 Ph. 282 -7018

KAILUA - fully turn. homo w/ pool. Avail. May 1 to June I. Ph, 261-2603

83 Hums Pertly Furnished

KAILUA 2 bdrm., 1 bath duplex, $900 Ina util. Ph. 26,/ -5437 attar 5.

LARGE 3 bdrm nolnr, no pram Near Mnunitwill $1276/month, 202-2004.

KAILUA 3 bdrm 2 bath, family rm., covered Della, 2 carport, Ifindricnond yd., no pets $1150, 235-3240 MIMI.

LEEWARD 2 bdrm, $560, 3 bdrm, $680, 3 bdrm. 000 943-0095 flare Mort Fee

WINDWARD Ildy 3 bd, $775 or cot. $1100 fenced 043- 11(1M. tient Mail r1111

08 Rooins for Rent

KAILIJA 2 rooms In in nice home) w/vIew, fully turn., cable & idry, $270 & $320

1/3 utlIn. & deposit. 261- 2943.

ROOM for rent, ideal for el- drirly/hrindicnpried rank', Kill Inn, cable, Tom 203-4200.

2 ROOMS In horn noun bench, $325 en, plus toll dep. 202-8040,

WAHIAWA hghtn., rm., bit, In quiet nom, own entry, $176 utiln, Inc!, 021-2442.

NEED rounminte fur June, July & Aug., female pre- tarred, Ph. 254-5044,

93 Vocation Rentals

KAILLIA vacation inhale, hoar bond'.

Call 201-5174.

KAILUA bench, 1 bdrm ,

collage, tropical, priv. $40 a day. 201-2834,

KAILUA: Lovely brion & bnlh, nr, bench, priv, ant, Call 202-11073

CUTE Brion, & be. In Knilun private entry, cable TV, $36/ dny, 261 -4222.

CHARMING/upncloun 2 bdrm. cottage nr. bench w/ nxtrriti $50 duty. 202-5922

98 Rentals Wanted

SINGLE prof. Irma& needti Ig. Muck) or 1 bdrm. upl. w/ Inundry & prim to $550. 254- 1586

PARTLY dinnbled, 45, desire tattoo riptlhorno Windward ground flr. prof, unfurn, ok, 235-8082

NEED body shop apace in Knnnohe/Kallun nren, prof, 1000 no, ft., 259-7335.

COUPLE manku colingo or 1 bd. In Kallun/Knneohn, up ho $550, 201-2742 Kenn.

MATURE non-nmokIng couple waffle 2-3 bdrm. townhouse or condo by 4- 25, Short term. 282-9575,

109 Condos/Townhouses for Solo

4 BDRM., 2 bra tarn, Club- view, end unit, VA /mum- riblo lortn, terms, M LS 48163, Ft Lin (9). 527-2089 or 395-7049,

MAKIKIPInzn mini 1 bdrm San forevorl Terrific (MIMI- Inn, Only $89,000. Opnn 4- 17/24, 5-1/5/22. Jonnettn Podersen (RA) 023-4453 ERA Scott

MAKIKI Plnin mini 'I bdrm., San fornvort Terrific nmen- Men, Only 090110 O

an 4-

17/24, 5-1/15/22. Jennette Pedontnn (RA) 623-4453 ERA Stott.

114 Real Estate for Sole

101 NALL: 3 iletliti Puna area nr. Hilo. $25,000 per acre or $70,000 for 3, Write to P.O. Box 1128, Pearl City, HI 90702.

EWA Brunch, 3 bdrm., 2 bet., now cnrpnt & paint, Igo. kitchnii. $145,000. Ph. 0119- 4112,

76 Rentals to Share _ .

AILUA own room & 00vrirnd prkp. & utornge,

Incl. $400/mu. 201- nvoninga.

GENTRY townhouse, rere 1- glory, 2 bdrm 1 bnlh Fee $100, 500, 071-0285.

ACTIVE Duty or Vetenins hey n hornet wino down putt. Up to $144,000 llo

C1111o/ Tagniog npoken.Call !Rimy Einmn (RA) 009-0203

'85 TOYOTA

TERCEL 5 dr., auto, a/c

(KDW-378)

$4595

With a new or used car from Kaimuki Toyota

'81 PONTIAC

PHOENIX 2 dr., auto, excl. buy

(OFF-538)

$1295

'87 NISSAN SENTRA

2 dr., 5 spd., oxcl. buy

(CEW-859)

$5795

non-negotiable Date 04/ /88

'87 JEEP

WRANGLER 4 WD, 5 spd., 6 cyl.

(COP-995)

$11,895

'77 PLYMOUTH

VOLARE 2 dr., auto, 8 cyl.

(AGJ-178)

$1295

886 TOYOTA

COROLLA 4 dr., auto, a/c

(MKK-520)

$6795

'77 TOYOTA

CELICA 2 dr., 5 sod., blue/black

(BRG-189)

$995

'85 NISSAN

SENTRA 2 dr., 4 spd., excl. buy

(BXR-983)

$3995

'81 FORD

MUSTANG auto, 6 cyl.

(OGE-102)

$2595

'85 DODGE

ARIES 4 dr., auto, p/s, air

(MJK-029)

$4695

'87 VOIXSW/0/1 FOX

4 dr., 4 spd, air, oxcl. (CPY -706)

$7195

'80 TOYOTA

COROLLA 2 dr., 4 spd., air

(ASU-270)

32695

'82 MERCURY

CAPRI 2 dr., auto, clean

(ATG-020)

$3395

'81 HONDA

ACCORD 4 dr., 5 spd., excl. buy

(8EW-524)

$3595

77 V'OUtSWAGF11

BUG CONY. 2 dr., 4 spd. (MAT-952)

$1595

KAIMUKI TOYOTA A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC, INC,

7351 737 114 Real Estate for Sole

vonsfik, I ly owner. 1 acre lot in Sunny Triton, no down, $5U/mo 670-1930,

Rivorfrunl Lot In Southern COLORADO $115 down! $7,500. 131 paymentn of $85, 8%. Surveyed, binnutl-

tanntin frontage. Owner. noii-3/0-111;110

115 Reel Fatale Announcements.

VA FOFIECLOSURES Low dt payment & dust nu oxponnen. Non veteran & inventorn can purcharm. Fixed financing at a low Internal ride. FOY further Int ormntion contact Jim Wittman (IR) 023-4426 or 486-0607 J.W. Ronitorn. Erwin honsIno opportunity,

120 Homo Furnishings

240 won !./11,1Y0 !, I 1 IThu SYSTEM w(Gll playm direct from 'notary, $055 lolle tinted? Call Kim at 254- 1397.

IN A Hurry? We'll buy your furniture. Fruit-Iron pickup, 235-7793.

LARGE furniture undo, 1233 Nile SI., Knittin, good 3uys

7' COUCH and roclinar, brand new $050 for both. Call 254-3791

LANAI and Flousehold fur- nituro for roan. Cull 021- 6305,

7 PIECE Formn1 Dining Sot. Like now. Best offer, Eves, 737-7890.

MUST SELL Knnmorn min her .- barely u nod .

$200, Call 072-44711,

NEW England utylo dining net, over 00 yrn, old, Pnld $2000. Brunt offer or will conaldro trade, Ph. 202- 2507.

ANTIQUE chitin° $75, bnk: er'n rack $65, dent( $35, Toys & Mine. 202-71371,

BALDWIN organ Fun mochInn 2 keyboards; 8 pertain $950; Broyhill couch $90; 2 gruel volvotorm chnim $75; 2 ocean. cheirn green $60 Cell 423-1786

19 CU, rr. (told rofrignottor/frortznr. Good cond. $300, Mill [Rid $25, couch/2 clutim to rncovnr $60 all. 202-8702 niter 0 pm,

RATTAN - Beautiful 6 pc, living rm. not $550, Dining not $350. New, 734-1554.

SHUTTERS, woodnn uholvou, towel barn, medicine cabinet & light !Intorno, Call 203-4715.

Sale ends 4/20/88

Corner of 6th & Walalae

USED CAR AND TRUCK

SPECIALS

$49 DELIVERS ANY USED CAR WE SPECIALIZE IN

* NO CREDIT FIRST TIME BUYERS NEW IN TOWN NEW ON JOB " MILITARY FINANCING

INSTANT CREDIT - ON SPOT FINANCING)

'87 JEEP WRANGLER I r.11011 ml, d wit itum

ail AM FM (MMN .4931

$ 9 9 '85 PONTIAC 6000

Auto., air, AM/FM (rX0-720)

$5999 '86 SUZUKI FORSA

A1.11) . AM'iM (CC;1 /!1l)

$3999

'85 TOYOTA TERCEL Auto., nIr

(MKW -282)

$3999 ''84 MERCURY TOPAZ

Atito, nil, AM 1:1111

(II rn.moi

$3199 '84 DODGE COLT

Factory equip. AM/FM, cntenetto (13VC-7112)

$2899 ARAINBOW MITSUBISHI

1341 KAPIOLANI BLVD. 545-1300 Expires Mon,-Sot. 8:30 nm-9 pm: Sun. 10 nm-G pot 4/18/88

124 Garage/Lanal Salo

GARAGE SALL clulliing records-oldies but good, books, kitchen apple., mho. photo, equip & more, Sun., April 10, 3020 Patton Ave. 9 %tn. to 4 pm.

SATURDAY, April 10, 9-3

2m, entild llama & turn,

79 t-lamnkun Dr., Koltun

7:30 TO NOON Set. only Bench gear, neat clothes,

deck shoes nizen 0 -0, bldg. nupplinn, Ghia,

3 engines, extra pnrtn, new Fuji 12 npd,

553 Pauku St., Knilun

GARAGE Sale; Apr. 10, 0 to 3, 47-444 Hul lo St., Knnnohn, mine. Remo.

MOVING Sale, Sun. onl, April 17th, 12-4, 7535 Mokunolo PL, Howell Kril

GARAGE Sale: 1214 Kupau SI., Knilun, Sat, & Sun,, to 3, turn. & misc. Cell 203- 0270,

YARD Stile: 9 to 2, home- hold norm dining rm, table & 0 ulinirts, rocker, 230 Flualrml St., Killion,

KAILUA Exchange Club nupor pennon & bake note. Apt, 17, 11-4PM. 159 HekIll St., Kailuit.

GARAGE Salo: 1320 Anlep- ape Dr., Lnnikal, Sat., Apr, 10, 9 to 1, Songrasti floor-

, Inn, (Knn turn. & hounn- hold Items. PRICE LESS

USED FURNITURE

Onto: Secretarial Chairs; Chest of Drawers; Dressers W/Mirrers; 61110

Stands; Lamps; Vanity w /Bunch; 115V MuyIng Dryer; Bullet; Loyesects; Dining 1 ablon: Chairs; Carpet: Onoolal Wool Rug and much main.

MANY ONE OF A KIND ITEMS

139A liektliSt.. Koltun

262-7938 122 'travel

LOWEST agency nirfaren in town! You chock the lowest ngency Mtn & we'll bent that mica! Sachlko Trnyrd 944- 9555,

2 AIR core flonta for Ufm by 5/25 $100 onch anywhere on inainInnd. Some minor rentrIctionn, Elloon 641- 3320 dayn, 201-2040 p.m. or wkond

123 Winving-Stornge

Al Muvom No move lot suntan!

Call 942-2993

MOVING Sale: Everything Muni Got Living rm, furniture, dining rm. net, hod- room tint, stereo, antique piano & chest, wnshor/ dryer, household goods, Fri., Sat, & Sun., 4/0, 4/0, 4/10, 9.5 p.m., 632 Pnmaele St., Kallun.

APRIL 0 multi family grunge nnlo, 9-3 p.m., 95- 249 Kehepun Lp. Manna

GARAGE nano, Moving to Mrilnkind, Dining not, Cl Ino onbinot, clronnern, hunk beds, toyn, kitchen Mann & more, 004 Knhn Pl. Set. only 9 -2.

MOVING Sale: couch, dryer, washer, uurfbottrd & more., 049 Pnitinole St., Kahn, Sat Apr. 10, D to 5 p.m. 201-3126

GARAGE Sate: mho , 721 Wnnnao Pl., Kallun, Sal., Apr. 10, 0 to 3 p.m.

MOVING Sale: low prim Saturday, April 10, 0-1 2419-A Englitth St., KMCAS

GARAGE fella and baked goods, Sat, 4/10, 8-2 p.m. 1330 Kninui Dr. Knilun.

124 Oaroge/Lanal Sale .. _ ....-..-... ...-..-...-

MOVING Stile: Household Items & mine., April 16, 94- 037 Kunhnlnnl 11110 MillInni 9 n,m, -3 p.m.

ANOTHER ()Roma Snit): Sat., Apr, 10, 11;30 1111 2 nt 1370 Mnnu-Alotet In Knilun, LelwrilrY, clothing, books,

Joyce), etc.

MOVING SALE: Sat. 0-3 p.m. Mnplo bunk bndn, note motional & Min, 5119 Ulu - halm St., KnIllui

125 Home Appliances

GU EN I I IIP111SES - Din- count Buying Club oftorn lip to 60% navIngis on 1000'5 ol remota) mid nembotral houtiohold Roma. Money back gunrnntort, Call Klm, 254-1397 oven. for free detalln,

REPAIII-Sell-Buy-Trndn. Wnaharn, dryerti, retrIg., frattzer, air cond. Normal. Wie runty 239-7479.

REFRIG. $139 upl Rebuilt wanhnet, drynrn, rangon rut

bargnin primal. 942-1995.

WASFIER/dryer rentohing net, overhauled $250. Elkton 541-3320 clayn or 291.2940 p.m./wkond.

COMMERCIAL upright Irtinier, like brand new, Melt offer, 023-1713,

126 Miscellaneous

ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW MAJOR APPLIANCE OR FURNI- TURE? Don't pay retail micros, G8,1 Entnrpririnn, n discount buying club offern lip to 50% navingn on 1000'n of manobritrid household furninhingn, producln, applirincen. MONEY BACK GUARANTEEI Cell Kim 254-1307 maul. for free detrilln.

BEVERAGE Alr beer cooler $700 or bent often. Cell 202- (1920/247 -5434,

SEARS Crnfisman 10" radlnl arm new $250. Call 262-0220.

SEWING mach., $75; twin bed w/fourtn, retcl, cond., $75; sofa, 05. 624-5858

WHY Bother with a Gnotge Snlo7 We will buy your used turn beds & tiepin, Call 202-4440

EXERCISE bike $50, Kirby vac, w/nttachmonta, rug ahnmpooer. 2 yrn old. $900. 4513-3780 niter 6.

ALUM, & glens bey window, $05; golf cart, $10; misc. clubs, new mach. table, $12' 30" gime louvern, attempt 202-9510

126 Miscellaneous

'87 RAINBOW Vacuum. Coal $900, Must twill $350, Call 735-2055, 923-7943.

ELECTRIC houpitnt bed, $100.

201-2484

MOVING-nwivel chair, $30; dower, $20; VIICULIM, 00; morel 070.0040 oven.

AMWAY Products dotty- mired, money bock gunman- tee. Call 407-5241,

'115 FILTER Queen Vacuum. Coat $050. Mont non $250 Ph. 735-4061, 920-7292

PAY Credit to the order ot:

Your Name 00-00, Your Addre2345 ss

Oahu, Hawaii 1

r' lit nfirod I:trill no/00 ,

$50000

*Stop by today and make us an offer on

any car or truck. Alter we've made the

nt this check and receive deal, prese

an

additional $500 oft!**

MOIMIMMIN111.111110 IMMO'

FULL LL SIZE $172 mo. DODGE PICK UPS

From $8999 9880195

$164 mo. '88 MID SIZE DAKOTAS

From $8499 #080426

$137 mo. '88 IMPORT TRUCKS

From

$6999 11805009

$139 mo. 88 4 DOOR

OMNI'S From

$6999

$104 mo.

'88 COLTS From

$5499 11000477 11880142

"Nat applicable to any advettlied upeclals"

HOME OF THE FRIENDSHIP PALM

//:i'ir DODGE MAW SUBARU Kaneohe

46-177 Kahuhlpn SI 235-8744

MILITARY DISCOUNTS

noprovol. I;or nulqula In print anIn. inane 1111151111111X,

12.75q11 noulloolnu lonolon nlyondy nonlInd In in Iwo. on

toroth shown, PrInsth !flub lox, tin. and On Inns, Phil 01411111ml oininnolon onninowo 7f1'1,alnwit11111111Intl 1 no .1 '111 1111

120 Miscellaneous

I ILINDS, verticni-minl, 60% oIl noloctrid ftibricn, exam- ple; 72"x04" $09, Ken Hatch ,

I ntorlor 254-2000

RARE LlounIn Pnlm Irene In pots & assorted orchid Manta, 247.4727,

251-1P 0/B motor $000; 40' nntenna tower w/w rotor 10-15-20 mit., $500. 010- 4112.

VACUUM clennnre, Ilkn new $24.95 & up with guarantee. Call 735-0452

Handmnde FIngpody Ann and Andy dollu, 36" trill, Complete cloth and eloth- Int) all custom rnnclo, Flesh '

tone to color of fabric for clothing-your choice, Give it pair of throw unique tot- dilionni keepsnken for nomeone to prize forever. CALL 254-1397,

ELECTROLUX deluxe mock, Coal $760, Must nett $350, Call 455-9374

BASKET OUTLET Better bnnkettt -- ethnic - pninted - decorated. Over 100 /nylon 30 to 60411 below rillail, Corner Snnd Inland 8 NImitz Hwy. iibovn Oro- went, Saturdnyti Only, 11 lo 3 p,m. Cell 041.3050

ANTIQUE 'lentos ntion and Repaint, Call

202-6520 Dlr,

TAMALES! Hornomndo, for n delicious change of pace. Gni:tiring nwill. 230-5570

SELL INU 111111110, filth 1.1111k,

Nita, curinlns, MO. Ron- nonnbia orient+, cheep. Noose cnI1 072-3(325

GIRL'S biko, 3 spd,, $30; McLane mower, front throw, 31m, $100, 254-2718,

CLIFF'S Economy Furni- turn and Thrift Shop. 1907 N. King Streat. 841-4443.

GARDENIA flowers & pinntn, While tiOt11.011 lame. Ph, 247-1993, 9-0 p.m.

4 FT, fixed sliding glean dour $135. Cell 025-0437.

QUEEN tam bad with frame & shoots, $365; lovaumnt, $299.0 drnwor drennor, $00, 261-9607.

SAMOAN coconut trees for solo. Cell 201-1814

WATERBED $300; wanhor & gnu dryer $100 ea. or both

#1732 MKW-088 $9695 tare 150; rofrig. $200; each tnbl $350; wnight bench '85 BRONCO II $35.201-1920

_ #1790 CRY-031 $9395 WANTED Jnonnorm nwords, AmerIcnn indinn Collectnblon, & antigun '87 JEEP COMANCHE Jewelry, Call 262-6620

#1740 CGR165 $8295 NEW Plcnic Tnblen $991 Porch ming $85; lino work- mannhlp, 293-11392 '87 RANGER XLT

AIEA USED CAR SPECIALS

'87 TAURUS #1555 Ci5-283 $ 10,395

'86 MUSTANG CONY.

PROM &mem ttz. 13.10 like now a pc. living rm, organ, now mach. 201-4825

New Arrival!

'Tell Everyone with I Hand Painted 71h

fool Stork.

Rents for 5 days including hand painted bundle announcing baby's 1.41171(! We 1911 t

date I o keep for nursery.

o C.Niutd. 263-3777

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED Sunfish, Sailfish or nimIllar anlibont. In good condition 638-7033 eves,

CASH for your uneervice- weshern, dryers &

electric ranges, 022-4070.

WANTED older needlework book% & magazines nino treadle timing mitchliin; Commodofe 128, Cell Mary 239.9362

#1755 CND-346 $7995 '86 T-BIRD #1497 FUN-451 $7895

'84 PRELUDE #1645 11+14-4133 $6895

'87 SUZUKI SAMURAI #1531 CGA-850 $4995 '78 VW VAN #1743 ADD-268 $995 '75 TOYOTA PICKUP #1781 ADE.344 $895

'82 ESCORT 4 DR. #1742 CCF-685 $795

'80 LEMANS S/W #1786 AYN-063 $295

UTTER deo 13

FORD UMW

AIEA 08-015 Knm Hwy.

4E17-3911

Priem good Iltru April 20

ATTENTION ALL MILITARY!

AUTO FINANCING PROBLEMS?

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are expert

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personnel.

Call today tor an onpotninten1 with Chun nr J0111111,

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You could be purchasing an auto sooner

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Aole for Carla "Military bulging Military" or Joann

'11INNified IV April 14 -211, 1988

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

'II Ir rit.s.r twice! $Cash$ Now more buying gold, tillviir, tintlquen, colleen-

rottnn, furn., or ony- 111Ing 01 volool The Huntor, 704 Koltun Rd, Coll 262- 41368.

CASH pnld for Comoros, Lennon Mc, Foal lair pricen mild, 595.8425

130 AntlquetpArt

WINDWARD Al Iii1.11.111111.1Liy

Sell Trade. Also antigun clock repnir, 160 Homnkurt Dr., Krillun, Coll 262-5520

INTERESTING old Nippon Chinn dennert set, no- m Mond $250 Mont null

111106

1 32 Computers

PRINTER: Okldnln Micro Inn 103 tractor feed, long carrloge, like now $27b: Monitor: now 12" amber with IBM Ullrn high ronolu- lion tont circultboard $9:1. Coll Norman 423-1709,

BURROUGFIS L3000 computer. Mnkn offer, Coll 544- 0341 betwoon 11-3p.m.

X-1" AT Clone computer, dual drive, 040K, motillor, NX10 printer & software -- broad now, Commodore 64 compulnr, 1541 clink drivii Coll Toni 450-9472.

133 Jewelry & Clothing

CASH for GOLD. Din- moncln, ftolnx writchno, and Jewnliy. Privnle Polly. 04 1- 4030 AM( for Ilud.

140 PhOtogrophy

FILMS toirinforrod to vain() 3 conveniont locoliona

Call Econ Photo 239-4295

----WEDDINGS Prolenalonni photogrnphy for nil occrinionn. 926-0600, Low, low Wen.

WEDDING Photography and/or vldno. Rona. Won, 24 yrn. nxp, 021-13044,

SPRING SPECIAL on put. troltn, WorldIngn, glantoor, boudoir 8 portfollon at of 1 orcloble price's, Coll

Clonnic Itmignn 422-9000 for morn Info.

WEDDING & Slnncinl OCOH31011 Photography In

nIllin & video, Call Erson Photo 239.4205

PROFESSIONAL Photog- raphy. Portrnitn, Wadding, GrndunInn, Commercial Studio and Location, Call 530-1130,

144 Muslcal Instruments

Ca-aokr..Itaw, 5"2" mond phto, In burled walnut, ray motored, an deco coon, 2315-3040.

C IANO-Lentor npinet type, older

$375. Myrtle, 033.7000,

Drum Sat Solo: Lnaaoiia Frnd'n Pro Drunm, 1000 Knwolnhno St. 533-7650

146 Bente.Supplies/ Services

DIA SL A & BOTTOM FISHING . . ONLY $59.

Aku, Marlin, Ono, Opn- kapolos, etc, KEEP YOUR CATCHI Copt. Dave at 533- 0220.

100 11,p, Johnnon. Runs wall, $1500. Call 477-0777/ 072-4313.

HOWL:CAI 10', $750, good condition,

201-3070

10' FIBERGLASS bont, Shp Tohntsu, plun extran, $4501 of for, 623-1450

FOR Saki: 16 fool Noble Cat, good Condition. Ank- ing $900 Call after 0 p.m, 40(1-2594

101-IP 1011131ong shall John- non, Ilko now, Troth) for 0- III HP Ph 735-31122

148 Water Spoils & Equipment

Go turn WI-IALF OF A SAIL! Humpback Whithei nos In town Ilan month, Coll now to nolinclulo your Welly for a mall with them, apecIncu- Inr mornmolo. Call Copt, Kan of TRADEWIND CIinn-rEns a1533-0220

1.50 livestock & Horses

1'1(1`; tot !lido t ;holing our hoolnoon. lionint for moot Info. Ilnymotal 2112-(1105.

156 Auto Service/Parts . .

IILNAUL I moons by Inc- lory troinnd loch. Work gunrrinteer31239-4733.

JEEP Scromblor tires & fine 31x15, good cond, $250/o11 or; dinh moos, brand now $150, niter 7 p,m, Coll 2(31.7723 Mark

4 GOODYEAR Voctor rodinl limn w /whltn Jeep !lots, I a" rim nize. Tiro aim 205. Plus low MPH Vector spurn Inca than 6,000 ninon. $350/obo Ph. 2(122055.

191 NHS Evetything

RABBITS mid 1)ticks for milts. 043 wks. old, $5 mach Coll 263 -4626.

IN NEED of quality ollordo- bin velnrinory care? Coll Dr. Poerson's Homo Pot Svc, 23541457

DOG Caro nendad In our yard or yours for 4 months July lo Oct. 042-0323

YELLOW Nape, spoon fed, 3 yre,, funny, brat a talkor, $1200. Ph. 023-0292

USED wooden animal container for transportation, 30"x25"x41", $20,247-0747 larva mammon,

BEAUTIFUL yournA Ilele, Pend Pled C1111.111 1.H $36. Ph. 023-2150

AKC block male oil hull tni dor lo brood. Noose

;mat

156 Attic Soirvir.o/F'Orin I

4 BRAND now Flroutorio radial Woo moim Ind on Monza Men, A alonl at $1130. Call 4130-9422.

THE BATTERY FACTORY

Auto Batteries

$19.95 and up

'motorcycle "Merin Altorters "Alternators

RID Poliukaina Si 533-3312

106, Pickups, Trucks

1074 F0111) Plck-up Truck, 3 nod., VO, good condition, Asking $000. Call 1339 -4000 5:30-0:30 p, m.

'71 DATSUN Pickup, Vii, good cond., new paint blurt, centerline $3500 or offor. 247-2307 or 247-5995,

BANK Repel '137 Dodge 60 P/U, Coll *thou 625-0224 M-Th Frl. 8-Opm

'77 DATSUN King Cab, Tool box, radio. While. $1050. Coll 262-2230.

'80 NISSAN pick-up, 2 WO, V-0, power resort pkg., nxcl. wilt! , Donny 247-6474

171 MotorcYchla, MaPods & Scooters

'87 KAWASAKI 750 Vulcrin only 500 'salon $3500 423- 20411 altar s. Sam,

. .

'05 SUZUKI 250, $1000 only 100 ml helmet, Incl., 235- 4340 even,

'137 KAWASAKI KX260 extran $2400.

239-9504 even 536-7123 dnyn, Quinlin

UTTER DODGE

'110 KAWASAKI Ninjo 000 Excollmil pond, Runs strong. $2500/ofr. 293-5728

'80 YAMAHA 1100 -

excl. condition $120 or b 9220

oot -0506 Wnikilsi

offer

'01 KAWASAKI 440, eng. 1'00111 by Cycle Tech, $3211/of1or. 202-7353

19110 Nino 000R rod & white only 0,000 'Minn, Yoshlm- ore 1-lender and fool injec- tion kit. Holmet Incl, excellent condition. Anking $3,500 Call Larry of 257- 2924

'87 1NTFIUIDEFI 1400, 000 ml. burgundy/chrome, mini cond, hardly uned, Offer, 2132-8013 ovine, Jon or Jr,

87 HARLEY 883. 1500 Won. $4200 Call 201-4511 or 254-5392

175 Vann, Campers,

.Mop, 4 WO

CAMPER Brien lot INIiiitom King Cab ntruidard 1)0(1, 1111.101., $500, 254-54110

'75 CHEVY Van, goad cond good tires, excl, ono, $450, 201-2484

ANTIQUE Toyota Land- cruinor, Moinland 4x4. Beet offer, Ph. 202-5437 nitro 5.

'77 CHEVY Binzor 4WD, loaded, !Mind, all reaffirm Ini.int rine, ror Into, 202- 13013 ovum. Jars or Jr,

......._ '85 VANAGON OL, nir cond., afore°, Mont:lord, $91100/offor. 080-4112.

HANK Repo! '87 Honda Civic Van. Kehati 520-8224 M-Th 8-4:30, Frl. 0.0 pm

UMW

'71 BMW 2002, good condition, nunrout, Manclord Irene, Mien Dell $1750, Negollablo. Call 236-8257.

'73 I3MW 2002 nunroof, new ring Inn, very low mlion, 56000/offer, many extron. 202-0471.

130 326, BRONZ1T, $113,000 obo: '02 3201, Opal green, .II10,00n oho, call 039-5920.

Buick

CLASUIC '013 Filvient rune, Hoods stoma work, $1(100/ obo, 487-7670

'Ill REGAL 3.8L Turbo V-G. Auto Irwin, A/C, P/W, P/B, Clean, No runt. New tires under 41,000 min., 1 owner. /Viking $4750, Ph. 300-0500 fur oppt. Lerner immoral Son to appreciate.

'04 REGAL LTD, 2 dr, coupe, full pwr,, excl. cond $5900. 077-0098 Dtionin,

'00 SKYI -IAWK red spud- hatch, Greet cond, Minn° lotm. 239-0203.

'87 BUICK Grand Notionnl, Turbo, VO, fully equipped, only 1000 ml., $20,500 or offer, Jim 455-0790 or ill111/11

OlO1111111111

Chavrolot

'73 CAMARO, auto, goer drive, cam hoodoos, muro, 487-0129, 045-4717.

'77 MONZA, very IspoiTy, rune excellent, $660. Cell 235.13087 tit/m.11Np.

'711 VETTE nilver annlver- nary, lo ml. Excl. cond. $10,900. Coll 672-9215.

'70 BLACK t-top Corvette, meal, cond., hilly loaded, $9000. Deb 263-7636.

'111 CORVETTE, 4 ripd., dk, blue, gloats T-Topn, elf, p/ w, excl. cond. $12,500. Call 747-2017

115 CITATION, like now, low ml., auto, Moro°, air $4500. 261.3809

'II; CAMARO, loaded, low inl. Gray w/red vnieur $10,000, 530-4233.

'BO BIRETTA, 2K ml,, num. wink. 8 FM stereo, Must Grill, $11,1100, 544-1222

Chry r

'ail LEBARON, 2 dr., like now, 17K ml., turbo, loaded, $0075. Call 395-8509.

ZERO OWN!

1988 DODGE COLT

"0" DOWN $500 FACTORY REBATE

$139 PER MONTH 60 mos. 12.5% APR $6242.71 plus doc, tax, Ilc.

1913/1201p1.1IES


$169 PER MONTH GO mos. 12.08% APR $7470.41 plus doc. tax, tic.

1988 RAM 50 PICKUP #80168


$149 PER MONTH 60 mos. 12.5% APR 56669.56 Pus doc, tax. Plc.

ON SELECTED MODELS

1988 DODGE DAKOTA PICK UP


$169 PER MONTH 60 mos. 12.51%1 APR $7523.27 plus duc., lox, 11G.

SPECIALIZING IN MILITARY FINANCING '85 TOYOTA

BM! 07

$4395 '85 CHRYSLER

MJX-680

$7995

'85 TOYOTA 8XV-260

$4595 "87 FORD AEROSTAR

GJO-561

$12995 '85 TERCEL

CAE-012

$4695 '81 RAMCHARGER 4x4

HFN-510

$5995

'85 FORD 15 PASSENGER BYO-521

$10,995 '86 DODGE COLT

CEE-797

$4895 All cars subject to prior sale. On approved credit.

'82 FORD ESCORT 86.1-232

$1595 '87 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER

KEM-142

$14,495 '86 TOYOTA COROLLA

MKK-521

$6395 '82 CHEVY CAMARO

CER-853

$2995

'80 TOYOTA COROLLA AGA-184

$1295 DATSUN

OFB-022

$1695 '76 FURY

CPC -065

$395 '80 PLYMOUTH CHAMP

BPC-419

$595

UTTER DODGE

UTTER MITSUBISHI MI ISM

IN WAIPAHU New Arrivals!

$3500 =l ntiiiroiri

Trade

AND NO DOWN! --- SUDDENLY, MIGHTY MAX

THE OBVIOUS CHOICE!! 2 d Pi

1444081 188 MITSUBISHI

7 MM. Vinton Hurd Air, Wu.,

Stereo Cassette, Online Inierlur

'88 MITSUBISHI HmIliti5

*No down DAC. Good till 4/20, 1900. etas eat to rim sole. Mos tax. Ile., Inc tee.

'06 MUST. CONY. (11041 ono-071

$10,695

USED CAR SPECIALS '85 DODGE CARAVAN '07 CHEV. CELEBRITY

111811exw-60e titon C.1.1-502

$9895 $9695

'85 JEEP CJ7 (1158) CJE1100

$6995 14 PONT. TRANS AM

(12101 crin-271

$6595

'80 DATSUN 200Z (MU14418115-187

$5995

'03 HONDA PRELUDE 11205) RAY-572

$5895

'85 MUST. LX (1215) CUR-2211

$5495 '81 OLDS OMEGA

(0014) AWF-494

$1295

'74 PLY. DUSTER (1 1 RA) 11119-1124

$195

'79 MERCURY CAPRI (1207) AUW-297

$595

'81 DODGE OMNI 111241 A80-342

$1295

94-149 FARRINGTON HWY 67 1 2626 DIRECTLY ACROSS GEM DEPT STORE TRADE-INS WELCOME

'137 CHRYSLER Lebnron turbo coliv'tblo, leather Int., 5,000 mi., white, nuke offer, 94341053.

is ;. to ii.actiback, auto, 43K actual min. $1050. 2112-2230.

Dodge

'71 DODGE Dart, rune (:Iron), low ml, $000 or heat offer, 201-3546

nANK llopol '03 Dodge Colt. Call Kehnu 525-8224, MTh L1-4:30, Fri, H-Opm,

I Plat

BANK Retool '79 FIAT Sol- ent', Coll Kohnu 52541224. M-Th 0 -4:30, Fri. 13-6prn.

'80 FIAT convertible, blue, Everything new from white top to Mourn, $2995 or beat (Am, Call 201 -0200.

Dotson

'74 112101 lantback, moos, rune, w/4 extra Mon $250, Ph. 236-5267

Ford

'711 MUSTANG for nolo. 4 nod., $800 obo, Jun 474- 3207/422 -0150,

lid I 01-101:.r.curl U /W, AM/ Maroc), good cond,

$2000/offor. 024-6723.

'07 Taurus] tido., auto, nlr, p/ fl, p/b, cruise, tilt AM/FM conn gray metallIc 15,000 ml. Ph. 477-0710 tun, 422- 44113 om

II!,' I Milk, It

AM/FM cane Lint windows, alloy rime, $5495. 021-7970 OW111.

karmann Ohio

'07 KARMANN GHIA, oxol. cond., $2500 firm, 254- 2100.

Melds

'77 CIVIC GVCC, 4 dr., 8/ W, nol, good cond., titemo, $995. 408-9872,

Bonutiful '70 Accord 4 dr., 5 spd,

' mint cond, $2200

Coll 247-4050.

'131 HONDA Civic $1200 '80 Chevy wagon $1400

both great condition 024.6793, Must sell!

03 PRELUDE`, 6 sps4,, In excl. cond, low ml., $51100 obo. 254-6529 even,

'03 ACCORD LX no runt, istereo, $5,300/obo Mom 373. 9597/941-0511,

'71.1 OLC hatchback, 4 nod., rndlo, 134K ml., $500/offor, 201.4443 eves,

'80 GLC hatchback, good condition, orig. owner, $1300, 203-3431 Even.

'81 GLC Excl. (pond, Elrod.

offer, mud Bell. 523-4641 (him 201-0548 mon,

GOING PCS. Muhl non '82 MAZDA $2600 or beet offer. Coll 422-1221 after 5 p.m.

'04 020 DX 4 dr, auto, A/C nlloyn, AM/FM caanottn, $6760 offer 390 -0424.

MarCury

'no ZEPI1Y11, 4 dt., 511, low ml $1100, 070-0040 ova - ru ngn

MG

'02 MGA 1600 wino, MKII. Excl. cond, 50,000 ml., extra port% $4270/ofr, 734.5655, L11111/0 rilflelringfla

'79 MIDGET. 1 owner, excl. cond. Immaculate. Mont sell $2500, 201-3010

Nissan

'OS NISSAN 2005X ups., spd., all options, I yr, war- manly, rota cond. $6500. 239-9044,

'85 300ZX T-top, low ml, loaded w/rixtron, moat ace $11,500. 254-6523 eves, 070-0220 dnyn John,

'80 300ZX 1m mnculnIn 14,000 nil., 5 Hp., T-top, loaded, 455-7038 15,300 Maki Whir,

77 FORD GRANADA AJA -058

$295 '67 PLYMOUTH

ABP-346

$395

'79 CHEVY CAMARO AUC-912

$2195

'77 CHEVY NOVA ARV -402

$395 '76 HONDA

BNJ-909

DOWNTOWN

630 Piikoi

522-6300

$595

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1151111111mer '11111111111

'87 HONDA CRX COR-223

$7195 '86 HONDA ACCORD LX

CFA-427

$8395 14 FORD TORINO

BRI1-034

$295 Expires 4/20/00

PEARL CITY (Next to Pearl City Tavern)

921 Kam Hwy. 455-1071

1111115MW .-v,m,r/N/M11111111111111111,."''"'- ..-'6.7e01/111411MIM

PURCHASE

OR LEASE TO OWN AT BARGAIN PRICES NO CREDIT NEEDED

You MIlke Your Pnymoolo lo Lensing Company. Wo Finance Everyone.

'83 TERCEL 2 DR. $2575 4 SPO, Audio, Immac. or 18 Mos. Total Pay $3333.24

$1 rnnnlh

'83 FUTURA 4 DR. $2375 Auto, P/S, AC, Imrnac, or 18 Mos. Total Pay 517847 $3212.40 month

'83 RELIANT WON. $2875 Auto., P/S, A/C, Immac or 18 Mos, Total Pay

$1 8725 $3370.50 manly

'84 TEMPO GL 4 DR. $3480 or" Auto, AC, low ml.

20 Mos. Total Pay $4280.60

'85 AIRES SE 4 DR.$4375 '86 SUZUKI DLX. 4 .

$2013

$R41

0 Autu., P/S, A/C, 'mac. 24 MOS. Total Pay $5188.08

or $21617

month

Auto., NA, A/C, Immac. 24 Mos. 'Fatal Pay $4930.32

Many others to choose from

UNITED EXECUTIVE LEASING 234 BEACH WALK, WAIKIKI

923-9824 RALPH-LEASE MGR.

month

POOTICIC

78 SUNBIRD, yellow, new radiator, muffler & good trans, $790. Must moll, 235-3450.

BANK Repo! '84 Pontiac Hero, Call Kehau 625-8224 M-Th 8-4:30, Fri. 0 -Opel.

85 0000 LE, auto, air, till wheel, 37k ml, White $7200/ air, 261-3072

Subaru

'81 GL 4 dr, Fled, nutomntic. AM/FM. $1050

262.2230,

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Subaru

'82 GL S/W, 1 owner, 48,000 mi., air, AM/FM ntareo, 5 npd excl. cond., $3200, 047-0056.

Toyota 1

'77 COROLLA, 2 dr., automatic, one owner, $775/ 000. 254-3491 after 0 !Ire.

'79 CELICA GT In front-ond wreck, Engine ok, Plenty partn, Bent offer, 202-97E19.

'111 CELICA Sport. Coupe Excl. cond,, 5 spd new Wan, air, AM/FM nteireo, $30135/cdr. 456.4029.

'133 TERCEL, 4 dr, lintah- back, auto., nlr, AM/FM, one owner, $3500.070 -0049

Volvo

'72 146E Ohmic, 13/W,

cherry red, cherry cond., stereo, $3800.203 -4100.

'07 240 GI., 4 dr, auto, loaded, 11,000 mi., $17,500. 247-2513,

Volkswagen

'05 VW 1050 motor, cantor illitin, $2500. Pion pogo $3000.830 -41303,

'08 BUG, needn licrumn, very good cond., $500, Call 625-0041.

'71 VOLKSWAGEN Squornbrials $000 or boo offer. Call 450-2890.

Volkswagen ,

'71 VW Bug, ; $400 or make offer, s,

Cell 262-0004.' o:

74 BUG, excellent Inen, $17130, Ph, 3013.6024

wookondn,

75 BUG '-- rums groat, Riviera rims, now brnisen--& Wen, louvered deck, oar cover. Moot sell $2000 Or offer, Call 945-2898 or 472- 7424 rink for Derek,

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'130 JETTA, auto, air 16w ml., sunroof, power, $0000/ °Ir. 201-2523.

'137 VOLKSWAGEN G1'1'10 Valve, Mr, [sunroof, 30'00 mann, warranty 10599 :- Moving 533-2696 Ca. weekdays/evenings.

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