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Vol. 18, No. 40 Published at MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Also serving 1st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii. October 12, 1989

Artillery: It's a Gas

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If LCpI. David Crowe thought carrying 100-pound high-explosive rounds around was hard, he learned that it can be even tougher when you don, ciear and :heck NBC gear FOr more on Crowe and and his brother cannoneers from Charlie Battery, 1/12, conducting six days of training at the Pohakuloa Training Area see page A-2

Manpower focuses career image Corps rebounding from promotion stagnation Story and photo by Sgt. Brad Mitzellelt

The speakers in the Man- power Roadshow tour the Corps once a year to see the faces they don't see on their computer screens at Head- quarters Marine Corps. They made their annual whistle stop here Sept. 29 to address sergeants, staff NCOs and officers.

The intent of the Road- show is to give Marines on the "front lines" an idea of what possibilities, regarding their future,are being worked on in Washington. The Man- power specialists say the face- to-face meetings are ideal times to hear about new problems and answer questions.

Almost all of the Manpower analysts' efforts have something to do with either promotions and/or with retention. Both of these factors, along with budget constraints, affect the Corps' force structure. The Sept. 29 briefings at the Station Theater were the latest update on Manpower's efforts.

For the enlisted Marines, the focus of the briefing was on speeding up promotions. After a grinding halt in

promotions for many, the promotion system has slug- gishly rebounded since the Commandant ordered the Corps' enlisted promotions system re-worked in 1987. It has been achieved partly by concentrating on the specific job fields within each MOS. But some "clustering" of MOSs is now going on in an effort to stabilize promotions. The "career force"(sergeants

through E-9s) must be controlled to ensure that promotions don't clog up, according to the analysts. The key to doing this, they

BGen. J. M. Myatt - "You're going to have fewer Marines to fill the billets...But you will have a better mix of brains and skills than you do now."

71e04 KEoriel Soviets Fire on U. S. Navy Plane A Soviet guided missile destroyer operating in interna-

tional waters south of Crete, fired her aft 130mm guns as a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion flew by in late September.

The P-3 was conducting routine surveillance of a Soviet warship group and had passed along the starboard side of the destroyer when the ship fired ahead of the aircraft. The gun firing was immediately protested using Navy-to- Navy communications channels established in the 1972 U.S. -Soviet Incidents at Sea Agreement.

The Soviets quickly expressed regret for the incident, indicating they were conducting a naval gunfire exercise and did not intend to endanger the U. S. aircrew.

The Navy considers the incident unsatisfactorily resolved.

Congress Stalls Defense Budget Congress has failed to meet the fiscal year deadline of

Sept. 30 to approve the DoD Appropriations Bill for FY 90 and now faces possible implementation of sequestration under the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Deficit Reduction Act.

In the interim, President Bush has signed a continuing resolution authority which effectively extends government operating funds to Oct. 25. Normal pay and allowances, including veterans housing allowances, selective reenlist- ment bonuses, promotions, permanent change of station moves, and all special pays (except aviation continuation pay and medical officer retention bonuses) will be fully funded at FY 89 levels until the new budget becomes law.

If Congress fails to enact legislation by Sunday, which will reduce the FY 90 deficit to $110 billion or less, then automatic cuts would be made across the board under Gramm-Rudman. The impact of these cuts on Navy programs will depend on final calculations of the deficit and presidential recommendations, with subsequent con- gressional approval, concerning any alternative distribution of sequestered amounts. None of the above will affect authorized military pay.

New Warrant Officers Picked Thirteen 1st MEB Marines were selected for appointment

to Warrant Officer during the FY 90 Enlisted to Warrant Officer (active duty) Selection Board. More than 100 Marines from 1st MEB and MCAS applied for the program.

The 13 1st MEB Marines are: Sgts Clay A. Brown, MWSS-174; Kenneth L. Larose, Headquarters Co., 1st MEB; SSgts Jorge E. Cristobal, VMFA-232; Harold 0. Fentross, VMFA-232; Raymond S. Gercas, 3/3; Harry S. Horner, HMM-165; Thomas J. Johnson, MACS-2; Dean N. Kroll, 2/3; D. S. Phillips, MALS-24;

GySgts Richard S. Grecco, VMFA-212; Jesus N. Ramirez, Headquarters Co., 1st MEB; George E. Wooten, HMM- 165 and John P. Jesse, VMFA-212.

Leaded Gas Filtered Out Effective Friday, regular (leaded) gasoline will no longer

be sold at the Air Station gas station, in keeping with the Environmental Protection Agency's phase-down program of leaded gasoline.

To take the place of the leaded gas, a new grade of fuel called "Unleaded Plus" will be added to the pumps. It will have an octane rating of 89. The station will continue selling regular unleaded and premium unleaded.

Gas Prices per 9/10-gallon will be: Unleaded 87 octane $1.30 Unleaded Plus 89 octane $1.35 Premium Unleaded $1.47

Bad Checks Reduce Pay Checks The activities of the Morale, Welfare and Recreation

Department (MWR) extend credit and provide for personal check cashing as a service to their patrons.

When payments on debts go unpaid, or checks are returned by the bank without payment (i.e., dishonored), the MWR Department experiences a loss of revenue and increased operating expenses. This results in higher prices and less funds to contribute to welfare and recreation programs.

To assist MWR in their collection efforts, any delinquent check will be brought to the attention of the individual's commanding officer and can now be deducted from a Marine's pay if the debt is not paid within a reasonable time.

This authority is provided for by Marine Corps Order 7220.49A dated June 21, 1989. The order is effective immediately and applies to the collection of any debt owed by active, reserve or retired Marines (including Fleet Marine Corps Reservists).

It is also important to note that criminal prosecution under the Uniform Code of Military Justice or in a Federal Court, is possible even if the debt is paid-off voluntarily or collected from military pay.

Portable Headphone Ban The Commanding Officer of MCAS Kaneohe Bay has

updated and clarified the policies concerning the use of headphones on portable radios/tape players.

Air Station Order 5101.1A states that no person aboard MCAS Kaneohe Bay (active-duty, retired, civilian, visitor or dependent) will wear radio/tape players with portable headphones, earphones, or other listening devices while on duty, while operating government or privately owned vehicles, jogging, walking bicycling, skating or skateboar- ding. It also covers the use of these devices for people on active-duty, while doing the same things off-base.

say, is to "focus on the individual MOS and to provide straightforward choices early in a Marine's career."

But progress has been, and will continue to be, slow. "The Marine Corps is like a great big Buick," said BGen. J.M. Myatt, director of HQMC's Manpower Plans and Policy Division. "It doesn't corner very well."

As the effects of the past two years' changes in force and promotion structure are now being felt, bigger effects are anticipated at Headquar- ters, Gen. Myatt said.

According to manpower analyst Capt. Curt Powell, 75 percent of the Corps' enlisted occupational fields are "over or short (They have too many or not enough Marines in the appropriate grades)." It's the worst record of all the military services, he said. These overages and sho'rtages are what compromise the "pyramid" structure of each field which allow for normal promotions.

"We're re-building those pyramids," said Gen. Myatt. "Many of them are inverted, or hour-glass shaped now."

The way the Manpower branch sees it, all this will mean hard-working Marines

in all occupational specialties in the Corps can someday expect to be promoted on a schedule something like this:

Sergeant-4.5 years in service

Staff sergeant-8 years in service

Gunnery sergeant-12 years in service

E-8...17 years in service E-9...22 years in service One of the possible ways to

flip the pyramids over is to limit the number of first-term re-enlistments (due to restrictions on re-enlistments, Powell recommends that Marines start their re-enlistment procedures a year early). Another way is to be vigilant in identifying sub-standard performers, which can make room for the more qualified to get promoted.

Finally, Powell said, the outlook on lateral moves and duty station incentives is improving. In FY 88, 700 lateral moves were authorized. In FY 89 there were 2,000, and in FY 90, 3,700 are fore- casted, according to analysts.

Along with a considerable decrease of the Selective Re- enlistment Bonus Program, a necessary evil for fixing promotion stagnation will be a decrease in meritorious promotions for Marines serv-

See CAREER/A-4

Squadron sets aviation mark By Cpl. Reginald M. Cole

The Marines at Station, Operations and Maintenance Squadron (SOMS), have been transporting Marines and cargo, and flying countless training missions in their 17-

years of existence. During those years of flight, the Kaneohe-based squadron has completed 30,000 flight-hours without any accidents. "This Class 'A' mishap-free mile- stone, reached in June, was accomplished by each and every Marine from SOMS- from the commanding officer right down to the crew chiefs; all pulling together to accom- plish the mission," said LtCol. Joseph Bellegarde, the squadron's commanding officer.

"This achievement was attained only through the superior performance of those who filled the ranks of the

squadron -particularly those of the maintenance department," said LtGen. E. J. Godfrey, former commanding general of Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, in a recent letter addressed to SOMS."SOMS's safety record stands as a testament to superb leader. ship, effective supervision, rigorous dedication and technical expertise, as well as to a commitment to aviation safety at all levels."

"Keeping the birds up takes a lot of sweat and long hours on everyone's part, because if something goes wrong, it reflects on everyone," said Cpl. John McHugh, a CH-46 helicopter mechanic with SOMS.

"We would like to continue the support to which the Air Station has grown accus- tomed," said Bellegarde.

Professional education stressed Marine staff NCOs received

Professional Military Education (PME) marching orders recently. Major Chuck Johnson, of the Marine Corps University, said he has received many questions about the program.

"Basically, the ALMAR (176/89) spells it out," he said. "But, all our enlisted leaders should realize it's just a framework at this stage of the game. There are going to be revisions and alterations along the way.

The ALMAR states all staff NCOs will complete the following: All non-resident course requirements, professional reading requirements, and depending upon seat availability, all resident courses. The Corps is con- sidering increasing reserve seats at resident courses.

Johnson said when the program is fully implemented, it will provide a progression of PME for all staff NCOs, from staff sergeant through E-9.

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POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA, Hawaii - The cannoneers of 1st Bn., 12th Marines recently completed a week-long training evolution here, with the Army's 25th Infantry Division Artillery (25th ID). .The joint-service training came after the two unit's commanding officers got together and decided that it would be beneficial for both outfits to train together. The 25th ID's artillery unit is the size of a Marine Corps regiment.

"We've begun to foster a relationship with the 25th ID's arty, because we, unlike any other artillery battalion in the Marine Corps, don't have a higher artillery headquarters," said Maj. Mike Adams, 1/12's executive dfficer. First Bn., 12th Marines falls under the command of the 3rd Marine Regiment. -Five of 1/12's M198,

f55mm howitzers were used for six days in a supporting role for the Army. Alpha and Charlie Batteries each had two howitzers,and Bravo Battery had the other 1/12 gun on the island during the exercise. "This supporting role gave us an opportunity to test our ability to work with a higher artillery headquarters," said Adams. -During the live fire, the Marines were called upon to

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fire missions in support of the four Army battalions. Mass artillery missions were called in, where all five battalions fired on one tar- get.

While on the "Big Island," 1/12 also received Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) warfare training. The artillerymen simulated being in a chemical environment, and went into Mission Ori- ented Protective Posture (MOPP) level four. Level four is where Marines put on their MOPP gear and gas mask. They were then given the word to Close Station March Order (CSMO).

When the order to CSMO came down, the battery had two minutes to displace the area, taking all their gear with them. In route to the next firing position, the battery went through a personnel and equipment decon- tamination station conducted by an Army unit specializing in NBC.

The first training the two artillery units participated in was the section competition they conducted at Schofield Barracks in April. In this event, the two units competed against each other to see which section was the most proficient. A joint Marine and Army section was also created to see how the they would operate together.

"We (1/12) tend to get isolated from the rest of artillery. So this is a chance for us to emerge into the

community of artillery," said Adams. Marine Corps and Army artillerymen, and their officers, attend the same school. But according to Adams, "... we drift apart in the procedures that we use." The training that 1/12 is undergoing with the Army is designed to bring the two services on-line with each other.

Another program that the artillerymen have, to allow their units to bridge any gap that may exist: is an exchange program established by the Commandant of the Marine Corps. Under this exchange, Marine Corps Maj. Dole Price works as the training officer for the Army's 2nd Bn., 11th Field Artillery at Schofield Barracks, and

Army Maj. Andy Bowers works as the training officer for 1/12 here.

"We have that conduit to communicate, and the two training officers have helped to interpret the differences in the two services," said Adams.

The Marines and soldiers are planning more training

exercises in the future. "Bottom line is, if we go to war, we may not go alone," said Adams. "We may be fighting with Army artillery units, so at least now we have had a chance to talk, and we know how each other thinks. This that help said

line of communication we have opened, will us function together,"

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Making a Difference Lieutenant Gen. Robert F Milligan, commanding general, FMFPac, signs off on his Combined Federal Campaign payroll deduction for CFC Keyperson, SSgt. Diana Adams. The General's donation helps to kick off the campaign, which began Oct. 5.

ITT Marines earn MUC Story by Sgt. W.M. Alexander

The Secretary of the Navy awarded the Meritorious Unit Commendation to Marines of 1st MEB', 1st Interrogator- Translator Team (1st ITT) fcr their participation in military operations from March 1, 1986 to May 15, 1988.

Brigadier Gen. R.L. Phil- lips, CG 1st MEB, presented the award to a remnant of the 15-member team in cere- monies held at the MEB'sG-2 Section last week. Most of

the team has since transferred.

During the period men- tioned in the award, 1st ITT provided interrogation and linguistic support to combat operations in Asia, El Salva- dor's armed forces and numerous joint and combined exercises in the Republic of Korea and the Kingdom of Thailand.

The MUC also highlighted 1st ITT', interrogation and language program. That program was enhanced when the team sent its interroga- tors to the People's Republic

of China and the Republic of the Philippines for extensive in-country language training.

They also organized joint interrogation exercises with the Army which created area specialist training with Intel- ligence Center Pacific, and established critical language tutoring programs.

"It's not often you see such a small group of Marines receive the Meritorious Unit Commendation," said BGen. Phillips. "But when you do see it, you know that they're doing an outstanding job."

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Wolfowitz said the review, with respect to the SDI program, determined that the goals of SDI remain sound. "In pursuing SDI we do not seek superiority, but to maintain the strategic bal- ance and place deterrence on

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a more stable basis," said Wolfowitz.

Pursuit of a robust SDI program provides a hedge against any near - term Soviet decision to rapidly expand its anti-ballistic missile capability beyond that allowed by the Anti- ballistic Missile Treaty.

DoD will continue to ag- gressively pursue options for layered defenses composed of both space- and ground-based elements.

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Strategic Defense System as defined by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The SDI program will be conducted in full compliance with all U.S. international obligations, including the Anti-ballistic Missile Treaty.

In view of fiscal constraints, DoD has reduced its SDI budget request for fiscal 1990 and later years.

Wolfowitz then discussed with the committee what Bush's decisions on SDI say about the scope and purpose of the program.

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ballistic missiles which would be so effective as to permit: a major shift in our strategy- from emphasizing the threat of retaliation to emphasizing direct denial of Soviet war aims and providing a trtat damage-limiting capability for the United States should; deterrence fail." ,,1

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"The United States conti47, ues to have solid strategic and geopolitical interests ist aggresively pursuing SDI."

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Uncertainty of future programs clouds force structure CAREER/from A-1 ing on "B" billets (Marine security guards, drill instruc- tors and recruiters).

Uncertainty abounds in training and duty assign-

.-ments, caused mainly by : question marks in the budget : and in what weapons Con- : gress will allow the Corps to

buy and how many Marines will be paid for, Gen. Myatt said. And since these ques-

t tions affect the force structure, they affect promotions.

The analysts expect manpower problems to get worse before they get better. According to Gen. Myatt, Congress allocated funds for a 197,200-Marine force this year. On the surface, that number would seem to be adequate to fill the Corps' 187,000 billets.

"By design, you aren't going to have a Marine in every billet," Gen. Myatt said. "We'd like to put a Marine in every billet." In order to do so, he said, the Corps would need a force of 218,000. The variable that toils Manpower analysts is the 28,000 or so "overhead," or "trainees, transients, patients and pris-

oners." "We can get by with 90 percent - we've done it before."

General Myatt said there are several uncertainties in the future of the Marine Corps' inventory and organ- izational structure, and Manpower is having trouble deciding where Marines should be sent.

These uncertainties include the future of the MV-22 Osprey, the re-structuring of some artillery and combat service support organizations, the beefing-up of infantry requirements in ground combat elements, and further changes in the aircraft inventory. "Next year, the `overhead' is going to go up, because we'll have Marine Battle Skills Training for the entire year," Gen. Myatt added. "You're going to have even fewer Marines to put in those billets."

He added that, of the manpower overhead, the easiest to fix should be "non- EAS attrition" - that is, Marines leaving the service before their enlistments are completed. Gen. Myatt pointed out that the Corps

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An HPD officer stopped a Marine for lane weaving in Kaneohe and detected alcohol on the Marine's breath. The Marine elected to submit to an Intoxilyzer Test, which resulted in a reading of .20 percent blood alcohol content.

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The MPs observed a Ma- rine attempting to enter the Air Station through the H-3 Gate in a motor vehicle. A records check revealed that the Marine's driving privi- leges aboard the Air Station had been suspended. The Marine was apprehended for driving on suspension.

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By Sgt. B.S. Little Camp H M Smith

Someone hard, strong, rigid and unyielding. This may be the image that comes to mind when thinking of the many athletes who will come together to compete in the 1989 Bud Light Ironman Triath- lon.

It's just the description applied to any triathlete who would compete in what has been described by past competitors as one of the most physically and psycho- logically grueling athletic competitions in the world today. It could also describe two of the Corps' representatives in this international event - John Forquer and Bill Tourek.

Captain John A. Forquer, provost marshal, Camp H.M. Smith, and Lieutenant Colo- nel William C. Tourek, assis- tant force engineer officer, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific are two of five Marine representatives who will meet in Kailua-Kona on the Big Is-

John A. Forquer takes a few laps as USMC photo

he prepares for the 2.4-mile swim he will face in the Triathlon.

land of Hawaii Saturday for the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride and 26.2-mile run. They will compete for the coveted title "Ironman."

This event has drawn competitors from more than 50 countries, according to Forquer, and this year it's his personal goal to finish as the number one military competitor.

Forquer's road to this event has spanned for more than four years of hard work, cross-training and sacrifice. He maintains a good diet in order to keep up the hours of almost endless training. That kind of tenacity directly resulted in his selection to represent the Marine Corps in this event.

In contrast, Tourek is at different levels of competition as an Ironman. His aspirta- tion is not to be the number one military finisher, but to finish the race and establish his own personal record.

He, like Forquer, has many competitions to his credit, the most recent of these being the 1989 Kiwi Lager Iron- man, an Ironman qualifier held in New Zealand. It was this international Ironman competition that earned Tourek his place on the Marine team.

Similarly, the two logged long hours and great dis- tances in biking, swimming and running to prepare for this event. But, Tourek's training formula is less intense than that of his team- mate. His training is "smarter, not harder" to meet the demands of this event is something he and Forquer agree upon and have discussed at length. However, each of the Marines have a different attitude on how intense the approach to training should be.

"The Kiwi Lager was an excellent stepping stone for

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the Bud Light Ironman," he said. His completed time for the New Zealand event was 11 hours, 20 minutes.

However, with the success of the Kiwi Lager under his belt, the 42-year-old Marine hopes that, after experienc- ing a forced layoff of several months, three to four months of training prior to the Kona race will be sufficient to allow him to achieve his goal.

On the weekend he may spend anywhere from five to six hours a day biking 85 to 100-plus miles. He oftens expands the day by swimming at Ala Moana Beach Park during the pre-dawn hours and taking in a run, but explains it isn't a scheduled, everyday occurance.

"Training for three events in one day is difficult. My training formula is to train consistently, smart and hard, and not to continuously push my body to its limit," ex- plained the Madison, a New Jersey native.

"My number one concern in this race is to beat the elements," Tourek said. "Surviving the predictably extreme heat and adverse wind conditions and deter- mining how far I can press myself, both mentally and physically, are my personal goals. The race itself, and completing it, is an evolution of how much effort you've dedicated to preparing for it."

To compete in the super- bowl of races, triathletes must qualify high in their respec- tive categories at one of the national or four international qualifying competitions. For those who are not fortunate enough to be a top finisher, a lottery is available.

One hundred names are randomly selected from thousands of hopefuls to participate in the event. Others are chosen through a race his- tory submission.

Such was the 'case for Forquer, who earned a place on the Marine Corps team by submitting a list of 56 races in which he's competed.

"I never started out to be a triathlete," said the 32-year- old Forquer. "This all began as a challenge to my troops to top my score on the Marine Corps physical fitness test. Once I had initiated the challenge, it became a matter of staying ahead of the pack."

After establishing himself as a perfect score achiever on the test, the Washington native sought other means of maintaining his fitness standards and physical challenges.

"While stationed in Oki- nawa, I began cycling," he said. "I have always favored cycling and, as time passed, I became faster and better at it. From there, I got into biathlons and marathons,"

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William C. Tourek logs some cycling time.

Peewee football: small guys with determination Story and photos by Cpl, Reginald Cole

The peewee flag football team, the Raiders, headed by cbach Tom Williams, lost in their bid against the Aliama- nu Military Reservation (AMR) 22-14, at Pop Warner Field Sept. 30.

The Raiders witnessed the lightning speed of AMR's quarterback, Sameer Bilal, when the pint-sized "QB" bolted up the middle for a quaterback sneak on the first drive. AMR added fuel to the fire by running an end-around for a two-point conversion. AMR was on the scoreboard early boasting a 8-0 lead in the first quarter.

Not wanting to be upstaged, the Raiders proved that what's good for the goose is good for the Raiders by dupli- cating the touchdown -two plays later. The score was deadlocked 8-8.

Throughout the game, the two teams battled back and forth, but late in the third quarter, AMR started to pull away, using their running game to their advantage. It seemed as though the Raiders spent most of their defensive efforts chasing Bilal.

When the game finally came to an end, AMR had racked-up 14 more points, and

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the Raiders had managed to get only six, leaving the final score, 22-14.

"Our boys played a heck of a good ball game," said Tom Williams. "The season has

just started." Both Williams and the

headcoach from AMR, Gary Larson, added that the main purpose of the peewee league is to give the kids something

to do after school. "A lot of the kids' fathers

are deployed so this is good for them in many ways," said Williams. "It teaches them discipline."

An AMR running back is hounded by three Raider defenders while Larson encourages his man on.

AMR's head coach, Gary

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TZimis Tourney will be held CR. 21. The tourney is open a all active-duty Marines and Davy people on the Air Station. j'or more information call

204-2458.

The Aerobic Beat temper Fit offers aerobics

classes to active duty personnel, their dependents, and civilian employees on base. Ipstructors offer classes comparable in quality to any fitness facility on the island. ID addition, the aerobics floor, which should be a &Rica] consideration for any exerciser, provides a cush- ioned surface to reduce the risk of injury.

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basketball. Hours for this pickup play will be 4-5:30 p.m.

Intramural Basketball The organization meeting

for the upcoming intramural basketball season will be held Oct. 27 at 11:45 a.m. in the Station Theater. All units wanting to participate in this program must have a representative at this meeting. Season play will begin Nov. 27.

For more information, call John Magnus at 254-2516.

Waterskiing Classes

The Air Station Marina has two ski boats for anyone who wants to try their hand at waterskiing. Both boats are easy to handle, and offer an inexpensive afternoon on the water.

For more information, call 254-5606.

New Hours for Weightlifting

The Mini-Gym, located behind the fire station, will now he open from 5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m, for weightlifters.


Outdoor Equipment The Outdoor Equipment

Center has scuba diving gear for year-round diving. Masks, fins, snorkels and air com- pressors are available, as well as beach and camping equipment.

The Center is located next to the Marina and is open everyday except Tuesday and Wednesday.


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Hula Classes The Dependant Recreation

is now offering hula dance classes.

Class schedule is every Tuesday at 4:30-5:30 p.m. for children at $15 a month. For adults, the times are 5:45- 6:45 p.m. at $20 a month. Both ancient and modern hula will be taught. For reg- istration, come to the Depend. ent Rec. Center.


EOD Half The 1989 11th

Half Marathon

Marathon annual EOD will be held

at 6:30 a.m., on Nov. 22 at Naval Air Station Barbers Point.

The 13.1-mile course is flat, paved and there is minimal traffic, with aid stations every two to three miles. The deadline to enter is Sunday and there is a $15 entry fee, which includes a T-shirt. Entry forms are avialable at the Main Gym on the Air Sta- tion.

For more information, call Michael Barnes at 474-3693.

Rod and Gun Club

The Rod and Gun Club will be holding a meeting Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Staff NCO Club for all members and people interested in joining.

Topics of discussion will be the annual November turkey shoot and November hunts on the Big Island.


No Playing in the Mud

The athletic office is asking patrons who use the football and softball fields, to use discretion when the fields are wet. Extreme damage is caused to the fields when wet. This damage in turn may delay or cancel scheduled programs.

For more information on use of athletic fields, call John Magnus, athletic director, at 254-2458.

Women's Golf Tourney

The Kaneohe Klipper Golf Association Women's Group will be holding their 25th In- vitational Golf Tournament Oct. 19 and 20, with a luncheon on Oct. 20, at the Staff NCO Club.

For more information, contact Pat Emery at 254- 4089.

Softball Tourney The "C.O." MALS-24

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he continued. "Then from each competition I would learn something, get faster, improve my abilities and apply it to the next race."

It wasn't until he watched a triathlon that he became interested in it.

"In the beginning, marathons and biathlons had offered the challenges I was seeking, but it wasn't until I watched a friend compete in a triathlon that I realized I

wanted to be a part of more health-conscious, total-fitness group of people," he recalled.

Since then, Forquer has competed in 56 triathlons, marathons, biathlons, open- water swim competitions, and bike races in the last four years. In less than three years, he has racked up more than 24,000 miles cycling, 3,700 miles running and 600 miles swimming.

What spurs him on? Iron- man. According to Forquer,

Ironman is the ultimate triathlon

"It's considered one of the hardest and longest of the surf and turf events, the real challenge is its psyshological demands," said Forquer.

"Many competitors in a triathlon are endurance runners, swimmers, or cyclists at their physical peak looking for greater challenges. But, to compete in the Iron- man means to face your ap- prehensions," he explains. "It's a race you're scared of.

You must respect it, understand the toll it takes on you both physically and mentally, and know that the cost of ill- preparation or poor pacing during the race can be dev- astating and dangerous."

Covering the Ironman distance means pushing yourself on a fine line between success and failure. "There is little margin for error," he said. "You have to be good at all three events and race smart; that is the challenge."

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Starting Nov. 1, many emergency telephone numbers aboard the Air Sta- tion will change. The new numbers for the agencies will be: Aircraft Accident/ Crash Control 257-7118 Station Ambulance 257-7116 Acute Care/ Emergency Room 257-3133 Military Police 257-7114 Fire Department 471-7117 Explosive Ordnance Disposal 257-7112

Hispanic Month Celebration

The 1st MEB will sponsor a Hispanic Symposium in observance of National His- panic Month Friday from 2- 4 p.m. at the Enlisted Club Ballroom on the Air Station.

The symposium will include opening comments from BGen. R. L. Phillips, Com- manding General, 1st MEB, and recognition of prominent Hispanics from local military units.

For more information call Human Affairs.

Pearl Harbor Job Fair

The Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA) announced that Pearl Har- bor, Hawaii will be the site of the next NCOA Job Fair. The Job Fair will be held Oct. 20 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

The NCOA Job Fairs give separating or retiring military

people the opportunity to meet with corporate and government representatives to explore civilian employment.

For more information, contact Paul No lin at 714- 422 -0520.

Book Fair A Book Fair will be held at

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The fair is sponsored by Scholastic Books and is targeted at selling books for children 3-6 years-old.

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American Red Cross

The following classes are scheduled at the American Red Cross Office here:

Babysitting: Oct. 17-19 from 4-6 p.m.

Basic CPR: Oct. 21 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Infant and Child CPR: Oct. 18 from 6-10 p.m.

Standard First Aid: Oct. 28 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Disaster Training: Oct. 24 from 6:30-10 p.m.

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0 Free Bee

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vow ad .5 FREE it you re giving something away' Just call 235 -5881 Mon Fri 8 a m -5 p m All tree ads are published on a space available basis

FREE dirt 25.30 yards Call M-F 9-5 533-1862

FREE. 2 medium female dogs. very

mellow A loving Need home together 254-3411

FREE to good home, female poi dog

IBrindlei smart and loving Great watch dog

Call 236 3493

FREE Adorable Black A White kitten

Litter-box trained Call 261-4854

FREE "Tiger- Loving pit bulliterrier mix. neutered.

I yr , needs perm home wf fenced yard

Can 696-6826

FREE "Misty" spayed female. terrier. 1yr .

25Ibs . needs loving perm home Call 696-6826

FREE 2 white lab/terrier sisters, spayed. 1 yr

needs perm home together 696-6826

0 Free Bee

FREE 3 3 month old cats

Call 262-0866

FREE to a very good home 4yrs full

blooded German Shepard Female spayed, good

wi kids 422-1842

FREE to good home 4yr old

Sheltie. 499 1359 Iv msg

FREE to good home 6wk old

kittens Healthy, housebroken 734-8374

-- FREE old cats. 1 whl mate, 1 calico

female 247-7750

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MASTERS Massage TneraPY 1 to 1 fIiess training Hon,. A.1 iUE. ti in.ssage

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HOME& APAPTMENT

{ 73 44 Furnished

KAILUA studio clean Irg sit & din area, kitchenette qn bed, full ba, $650/mo

extras, nr beach 262-4005

KAILUA garden studio. Private entrance/lanai.

One person non-smoker. $550+ Was 262-83.44

KANEOHE studio non-smoker/drinkerg

$650/mo Ph 235-8661

KAILUA deluxe studio. prkg cable

& security $500 Refs lease Ph 262-5181

KAILUA beachside non-smoker $625/mo Avail 10/15 261-8428

QUIET. Irg., w/loft. Avail. Nov -Dec only

$700/mo Call 239-3939

It's easy to charge it Vraa/kkisterCard pays for

Sun Press Classified 735-5881

75 Apts. Partly Furnished

1 BEDROOM apt. $550/mo Available 10/15

Call 235-5042

BARGAINS! 1 bdrm $355 2 bdrm prkg. $575

943-0094 Rent Mart Fee

MAKIKI lbdrm 1ba. Clean. kg. Loewen

Rentals Fee 739-5346.

MOUNTAIN view studio w/prkng. $475/mo util

included 259-5677. eves

WAHIAWA-Woodwinds 1 bdrm , 1 ba (INS , 625-1506 eves

76 Rentals to Share

KAILUA-designer studio wilolt. bath. yard Share kitch Jacuzzi $595 incl

utils 263-2540

KAHALUU-priv be & deck. 1 prkng. 100 yrds

to beach 528-0327

81 Houses Furnished

LANIKAI spacious. beautifully furn,

4bdrm 2.4taa to share, beach. pool, hot tub. sauna, grg $545 mo

Call 262-6888

112 Houses Unfurnished

KAILUA lge. 3 bdrm 2 be. house, screened lanai. close to beach,

$1450 /mo Ph 263-9333

83 Houses Partly Furnished

PEARL area! 2 bdrm. $800, 3 bdrm. gar. $950 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee

FOR SALE BY OWNER Exclusive HtlIcrest Area. Kailua Scenic views of

ocean & mountains Quiet cul-de-sac, 2000 sq ft 4 bdrm , 2 ba , large

deck & tropical garden $465.000 261-7417 after

5pm 3% Courtesy

WINDWARD' 1 bdrm $645 4 bdrm carport $950

943-0094 Rent Mart Fee

MAKIKI spacious 3 bdrm , 1 ba $1350/mo

Intl water 262-2006

KAILUA-1bdrm duplex. yard near KMCAS. utils

Intl $875 Call 262-7420/263-6225.

HANDY Base' 2 bdrm $675, 3 bdrm . 2 ba $800 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee

Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

KANEOHE BAY rarely avail sparkling, secluded. quiet. ocean front townhome. 2 large master suites, plenty

of room for a family of four. 21/2 bath w/3 lanais Enjoy fishing, boating, windsurfing or sailing! Pool, Jacuzzi & paddle tennis too! Avaii immediately. $1400/mo.

dep Sorry. no pets Call 236-0111 NOW! This

one won't last long'

(IPartly Furnished

85 Condoslownhousesi

WAIALUA beautiful 1 bdrm . 1 ba new

interiors. ocean view Avail 10/17 $750

Call Al Ching 487-8277 Mr Wo 524-8700

KAAWA-Makaua Village 'bdrm, new carpet 8

paint . $750 Jett Pacific Properties

235-8558 or 235-6196

88 Rooms for NW

KAILUA - furn. rm Inc! utils. non-smoker $300/mo Ph 262-7432

PEARL City-clean/ quiet $250 Inc! utils. 637-6102

KAILUA, Irg sunny rm nr beach 8 bus line. $500 util incl 254-3268.

KAILUA. bed 8 brkfast Irg, sunny rm in warm

family home, nr beach 8 bus line $35/day, 3 day reservation 254-3268

KAILUA. priv rm & ba in lake-front residence.

Kitch & laundry prvlgs $450/mo Intl utils Refs

req. Avail 10/15-12/15/89 & 1/5-6/5/90 261-5895

KANEOHE-rm/ba immed. Non-smoker $350 =I utils + dep 239-8430

KAILUA own bath, cable, washer/dryer. pool $450 incl util.

261-5169 or 263.7823

1----- 93 Vocation Rentals

KAILUA new vacation rental. Near beach 8

shops, pool 262-8540

KAILUA Vacation Rentals. Near Beach

Call 261-5174

UTE bdrm 8 be in Kailua priv entry. cable TV

$35/day. Call 261-4222

KAILUA 1 bdrm , cot., tropical setting. steps

to bch $40/day 261-2834

L93 Vacation Rentals I

KAILUA nr beach esp nice 1-3 bdrm 2 ba hm TV, extras 262-5445

KAILUA bchside 1 bdrm 1ba , k itch/family room.

pnv entr 261-9800

PUNALUU across beach park Sleeps 7 6. Irg

yard Groups ok. Call 531-8181 days

KAILUA private, canal front. garden studio,

block to beach 262-7579

N Rentals Wanted

PRO cpl w/security exp to render svc

1-3bdrm 261-5174

109 Condos/Townhouses] for Sale

POHAKEA Pt New Rosewood 3bdrm 2ba Ocean. mtn. view Lease

Owner 926-6422

114 Real Estate for Sale

AMAZING PRICE West Texas-20 ACRE Ranchette - $7500 Only S200 down & S85 per month. Minutes to beautiful Red Bluff Lake Great fishing. boating hunting & horseback rid- ing area. Ideal for mobile homes. campers, R.V FREE MAPS & PHOTOS

948-1155 5. ACRE lots. nr

Newport. Wa $10,000 Low do easy terms.

Norm Nutter (R) GRI 689-4893 Debra & Co

NANAWALE Estates Fee simple lot,

swimming pool. park. basketball ct , club-

house $9500 $95 down Call 922-6945 (B)

BANK Foreclosed homes, no money down

808 672-9856 ext H-1

EL115 Real Estate Announcements

OPEN House Real Estate agents welcome Enjoy a profitable dual career Top pay Flex hrs. Call Uniforce Svc

455-3785

This regulation is issued under the authority

of the Secretary of Housing 8 Urban Develop-

ment to administer and enforcetitle VIII

of the civil Rights Act of 1968. as amended by the

Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 (the Fair Housing Act) It is

the policy of the United States to provide,

within constitutional limita- tions,

for fair housing throughout the United States No person shall be

subjected to discrimination because of race, color, religion. sex. handicap.

familial status, or national origin in the

sale, rental, or advertising of dwellings, in the

provision of brokerage services, or in the

availability of residential real estate-related

transactions This newspaper will

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estate which is in violation of this law

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15 Announcements

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Come see us for best deals in Wahiawa

Ph. 622-2898 540 California Ave

20 Lost 8 Found

FOUND Gray & white Husky. female,

Luluku Rd 10/10 Call 247-1318

25 Personals

IF you like lingerie. hostess an Undercover-Wear lingerie shopping spree

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earn it free 247-7

COMPUDATE INC In honor of our 3 yr

Anniversary, all ladies receive discount for Single Dating Club ,

For Details 926-3283

IS Oprah's diet too expensive for you

Try the TOPPFAST' Diet Plan The affordable

alternative Guaranteed Call 521-5856

PERMANENT Weight Loss Certified Hypnotherapist

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PUBLISHER Blows Cover on GET RICH

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issue to. SIBCO 46-349 Kumoo Lp Kaneohe 96744

IF you want to drink, that's your business If you want to stop

that's ours 946-1438 Alcoholics Anonymous

IS weigh-in soon! Are you in physical

training? You need Tope Fast diet Sale, it's last, it works Guar

Avg wt lose. 5+ lbs / wk Call 521-3938

REALISTIC MILLIONARE OPPORTUNITY for consis-

tent, disciplined indivi- duals NO banker or

investment professional can provide a PROVEN- Superior, Simpler, Self-

Funded Wealth Accumulation Plan ( Tax Free) Help Available. contact? Al

948-0705 Seeks Honest ambitious representatives

Mary Kay Cosmetic Free glamour makeover.

New fall colors. Call 261 -4315.

SAVE hundreds of $ a yr on nail

care Break through nail product you can use at home. Call for free demonstration.

Kandy 262-7949.

ADOPTION Loving single parent

wants to adopt a baby. I can help with your

expenses Please call collect so that we

can help each other Barbara Harris (716) 377-6218

RENT a Keiki Ride for your party $75 and up

Also popcorn, cotton candy. shave ice. gener-

ators & tent rentals 671-3661

SAILING Classic 56' teak yacht Parties /weddings, days/starlight. interisle Low rates Call 259-5429

25 Personals

PERMANENT hair removal, exp electro- logist guar results. Military discount

Pymnt plan 521-4008

QUIT Smoking Today' Results guaranteed

Certified Hypnotherapist Call 261-4595

EYELASH perming & dye- ing, dark 8 curly.

It really works! Call 521-4008

30 Income Tax - - -

TAXES filed late, past yrs in your home svc.

Steve White MBA 395-7141

50 Business Opportunities

BOOK 8 Collectable Store for Sale

262-5044

PARALEGALS for personal injury law firm w /prior Ell or

no-fault exp 545-5744

SS Schools I Instruction

PIANO Organ Lessons Exper teacher offers

personalized lessons for students of all ages.

John Schouten 247-6010

ALOHA Tutoring Service All subjects, all grades Indiv instrn 536-3030

PIANO Lessons Kaneohe area only

235-4432 or 841-1196

CERAMIC Classes every Wed eve . or Sat noon

Make your own X-mas gilts Call to register 262-8862

705 Keolu Dr., Kailua

SEWING made fun & easy Lessons start immed Ages 10 to 18 years

Kailua 262-6387/262-4455

NEW piano teacher at Hickam AFB Classes

starting in October Children & Adult

Call 423-0340

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I HOME & TENT 4-1

uoti-Rint

58 Schools 8 Instruction

GUITAR Lessons Jazz, Contemporary & Classical

Private $10/half hr Call 988-9251

SLACK Key, Jazz. Rock guitar lessons 15yrs

exp. Call 621-6519

SPARE time business venture People helping

people earn income. Call 537-5465.

ADULT Lap Swim Opening up at the

Windward YMCA, Tues .

Thurs. 8 Fri . 6:30 to 8pm for more info call

Windward YMCA 261-0808

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

NEW piano teacher in Mililani. Gentle

& fun Suzuki 8 Traditional Ph. 623-0174

60 Help Wanted Male Female

P/T Receptionist. Kaneohe law oft

Will train 235-4000

FULLERBRUSH Distributors. All areas, full or part time. For

more info call 833-8533

P/T. Call your own hrs. Wcrk at your home

or our ofc. 947-4909

INTERVIEWERS Market Research Co

seeks reliable P/T interviewers. Telephone

surveys from our downtown olc Eves 8

wknds hrs No sales $5 50/hr 526-3718 3-9pm

Sunderland Smith Research Assoc

MILITARY a variety of assignments are avail. for your off

duly hours Earn extra cash. Top Pay. No Fee Uniforce Svc. 455-3785

SECRETARY SALES

Advertising Department of large publishing firm is seeking a sharp, outgoing individual who has a high energy level, excellent communication skills and ability to work under pressure Must be able to type 60 wpm, knowledge of word processing and at least 2- 3 years experience Excel- lent salary commensurate with experience. medical, dental and profit sharing. Call Christopher McMahon

235-5881

NON-smoker to care for bed-ridden female

stroke patient 1-2 days a wk $100 per 24hr shill In Makiki Will

train 545-1830 Iv msg

Immediate Opening!

Counter Help No experience

necessary Full and Part Time

Available

Apply in Person POW/ STORE

3131 N. NIMITZ (Across hem Sizzles

new me Nrnorl Pim Note,

139-1555

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

WANTED Sell-motivated challenge-oriented indi-

vidual who enjoys working w/people 8 making money

If this is you, a career in Outside Business Machine Sates could be yours Excl commsisions, bonuses 8 more Call Alan Kim at 839-1981

for an interview

APPT Secretary. F/T or P/T. Increasing pay scale. 456-2048 -

RETIREES work when you want to work. Dis- cover a second career working as a Uniforce temporary Top Pay,

variety Top companies Uniforce Svc. 455-3785

PLANT nursery worker P/T Phone 239-8987

Windward res preferred

COCKTAIL Server & dancers 488-5202, 8-12

noon, 456-1442.eves

RN LPN Aides in Geriatrics. N Shore

Call sykdys 638-8514

EARN MONEY Reading Books! $30.000/yr in-

come potential. Details (1) 805-687-6000 Ext Y-4031

CASHIERS/SALES !rimed. P/T openings In Honolulu, Kaneohe & Pearlridge for retail shoes & clothing depart- ments.

537-5911 ext. 54 M-F 9 a m to 4 p m

TUTUS for airport greeters. Flex

schedule Watt;:-.6/Kane teams desired The skill

of conveying a warm Aloha is required Greeters of Hawaii

Call for appt. 839-5428

CRUISE Ship lobs various pos. excl Income 526-0016 6-9 pm, ext pi

CLEANING Firm needs F/T employee.

Windward $6/hr & up. Military ok 261-4926

CHILD ADVOCATE Mon-Fri 8:30am-12 30pm Operate a chadrens program for 24hr

military family abuse shelter Provide develop.

mental & Theraputic activities Hawaii drivers

lic required Call 533-7125 ask for Evelyn

LOOKING for employees to work

18-20 hrs a wk $6/hr Flex schedule Stocking.

inventory A military exchanges Lydia 395-0009

LABORERS-"Blue Jeans & Sneakers" jobs Call 533-8889 AD1A -The Employment People

Never a fee

MECHANICS Experienced or trainee, full time

Exhaust. brakes or front end Top benefits, salary 8 bonus plan Apply at Midas, 1415 Dillingham

Blvd #201

EARN MONEY typing at home

$30,000/yr income potential Details (1) 805-687-6000

Ext. B-4031

EARN extra income' Home assembly, crafts. piece-

work, electonics. sewing. typing 1-213-281-8111

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TO SELL?

Classified 235-5881

Appliances

motor e im

Call 235.6817 or 235-2677

Carpentry

FENCES, Gates. Decks. Hillside'? No problem

to $100 941-4701

TERMITE Rprs. decking, redwood, c/link fences, general carpentry. Free

est Kimo 247-7033

REDWOOD fences 8 gates Free est To $100 Call Jon 235-5351

Carpets

CARPET Cleaning Dry loam, use carpet right away 621-7815

Cleaning

HOUSEPROUD Cleaning Svc

Res/comml Reasonable, satisfaction guar 623-8185

HOME/comml /move-outs Quality work, reliable,

affordable, refs 239-9387

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Pro service since 1968

Call Ronn Albert 522-0193

SPARKLE Fresh Cleaning Kailua & Kaneohe only.

Call 239-4918

EXP house cleaner, priced by job. Kim 262-4035.

HOME 8 move-out cleaning 10 yrs. exp

Reliable, refs 262-1210

Cleaning

DOMESTIC house cleaning at affordable prices. Call 523-7457

HOUSECLEANING res/ comml Free est.

Call Lori 262-2247

Construction, Contracting

PACIFIC Isle Contractors Specialists in Kitchen &

Bath remodeling/addition C114206. Ph 623-4717

GAZEBOS, fences 8 wood decks By the kit or custom dsgn To $100. 247-8996

ADON CONSTRUCTION Lic contractors *ABC-9911

specialized in quality interior remdlng/home

improvmnt at reas prices. Will provide full archit-

ectual planning 8 design For appts call 235-2100

D&M CONTRACTING. Inc Gen contractor. planning, & design svc , new homes, additions, remodeling. all construction phases Free

est Luc 014233 & insured Call 239-4546

Electrical

LEEWARD Service Electrical repair, qual svc to $100 696-6065

CEILING fan installation Free est

Call 395-0395 $C6052.

SOLAR. plumb , elec., appl , carpentry, to $100

Call Dave 395-8097

Financial Services

CREDIT CARDS/LOANS

ARE YOU UNABLE TO RECEIVE THEM BE-

CAUSE OF BAD CRED- IT OR BANKRUPTCY? TO ERASE THESE PROBLEMS AND RE-

CEIVE THE CREDIT THAT YOU DESERVE, SEND $20 TO:

CIESTOPORIUSHINO CO.

X6 IONA V Mg WA NOW N734

Entertainment Professional Services Repair

MOBILE DJ's ready for action to make your party

a success. We play all kinds of music to fit

YOUR occasion Call us "A Touch of Class" Roger or Linda 625-2804. Our Rhythm's gonna get you!

It's easy to charge it. Visa/MasterCard pays for


Handyman

JACK'S Home repair Jalousie windows, carpentry work & garbage

disposals Free est To $100 Ph 536-8907

HANDYMAN /remodeling Call after 5pm

262-6657

Hauling

GOT things to haul in a hurry/ Have no worry, give

Masa a call, 734-1192

Masonry

CERAMIC Tile work, over 30yrs exp We tile anything New or remodel To $100 Bill 531-0230/261-6462

Painting

JAL Services The Painting Contractors Fully insured-Loc.*C13054 Call 396-4221 for FREE

Estimate

LEE'S Painting 20 yrs business exp.

Lot #C-3858 247-1454

ISLAND Budget Painting 8 mildew wash (Dual wrk,

to 5100 ins refs 239-5058

The Paint Doctor pro. painting/drywall, excl.

refs. To $100 261-8827

PACIFIC PARADISE Painters, custom int-ext. painting low rates Free est to $100 Call Bobby B. 927-0453 H 422-8289

Plumbing

PLUMBING 8 Repairs, call Miracle Maint for free est. 486-5645.

Dgtl beeper. 530-7252 Up to $100

ACOUSTIC Ceilings & drywall texturing, low

rates, good references. Free est up to $100

Bobby 927-0453/422-8289

PACIFIC Quality Plus ceramic tile

for free est To $100 Call Ron 225-1570

HIS Praise Welding For free est up to

$100 Keith 239-7721

CERAMICS by Darlene Party & Wedding center

pieces. All variations Call 622-3525.

PROFESSIONAL Tile setter Baths. kitchens. floors Free estimates

High quality workmanship Many references Cell

262-0616 eves

It's easy to charge it Visa/MasterCard pays for


Remodeling

PATIO & new additions repair/remodel Clifford (wane #C-447 677-4695

REMODELING Additions Wood Decks $BC12339

Call John. 247-2287

20% discount Carpentry painting. fences etc.

Arian Home Repair 528-6075

CANE Chair repair, also rush weave Professional, quality work guaranteed

Can 734-6492

Roofing

ROOF leaks repaired Siding 8 deck leaks 16 yrs exp. To $100

Peter Dodson 236-0014

Sewing/Afterations

CUSTOM Drapes clothing alterations Rees rates

Margaret 423-2899

JUDY'S Fashion 8 Creation Custom sewing/alteration Free p/u & del 239-5601

Wallpaper

QUALITY work.prompt service Free Estimate 15 yrs exp 942 9842

SILK & Green Studio We offer wallpapering, painting 8 design secs.

Quality work Responsible rates Consultation &

free est No job to small 247-7263

Resumes

Jane Lornont's

Windward

Resumes Etc. military & Civilian

Writing & Counseling

261-7524 580 Uluhaku St.. Kailua (Near Castle liospitall

Repair

FREE Estimate

Pickup Ir Del.

IV & VCR REPAIRS Ras ells siW. reosonctily

plead lentos 31 'sort txterims Meson Si Electronics

254-6544

Yard Service

'IWI LANDSCAPE & YARD SVC Free est maint For the best call

Jay West 259-8393

DISTINCT LANDSCAPES Yard & rock garden

installation/maintenance Call or Iv msg 263-7777

LAWN and garden reasonable & reliable

experienced 623-0830

BTL yard Service Honest work for honest Free estimate 239-6407

TREE Svc. Lrg removal to ornamental trimming

12 yrs exp $C14433 Free est All Paradise Tree Svc 695-8228

ISLANDWIDE Lawn Svc Call 396-YARD (9273). Full service/low rates

QUALITY garden svc & all phases 261-6882

Leave message

KAILUA Yard Service Increase the value of

your property 247-4642

HELP WANTED The Sun Press is seeking energetic dependable persons for the following positions:

PART TIME POSITIONS For AREA MANAGERS In

HAWAII KAI KAILUA MILILANI KANEOHE

Work from your own home. Recruit, train and supervise a group of newscarriers. Must have own vehicle. Residency in area helpful. Good salary and bonuses plus gas allowance.

Call the Sun Press Newspapers Circulation Office

235-5881

60 Help Wonted Male/Female

SECRETARY-Don't file away your skills Call

ADIA-The Employment People Never a fee.

533-8889

F/T supervisors and P/T consultants for our growing intl company. Super benefits package Plan Will tram Phone 623-4471 for interview

WHY FIGHT THE

BATTLE OF THE HILL

EACH DAY???

'4eidawvee VAgeressi

KAlLUA I KANEOHEI Ythate2IISEILIMBLEYABQ

SmorPM2615out. . wOOk-

MS needed Irworves cur- 'offer service. yelling In- voices loading trucks stocleng kinber, etc CV - door, physical work) .Ali loot=2ftr persons with elr..iaiiinf In forketT operation and Typo 5 trucking for OLD (*every and lumberyard operation' tidiabiaLSGULUSIQC1

QeffiNIGS Experience r ono or more area required Pkimbrg. Esciricd. Genera! Hard- ware. Pair*. Deploy. Pur- chasing SEVERAL OPENINGSI

DYNAMIC. GROWN* WINDWARD COMPANY' APPLY IN PERSON

PROMPTLYI KAILUA SHOPPING CENTER

UPSTAIRS

Aaca tom (ARTY 14C.U

60 Help Wanled Male/Female

EARN MONEY Reading books' 530.000/

yr income potential Details. (1) 805

687-6000 Ext. Y-21446

YOU can own 1 ol the most unique printing

process in the world Use your equipment to

print in full color on paper, fabrics, metals. acrylics. mylars. etc

Call toll free 1 800 223 -1598 Case Equipment

Inc Route 4, Turner Maine 04282 Ask Monica

Cameron about our expense paid trip to Maine

"AVON $8 start up 50% earnings possible Free kit Jo 395-6970

TEACHER pre-schl P/T Degree pref exp required Hickam AFB

449-5230/6898

HICKORY Farms is now hiring for X-mas help

We need mngrs 8 sales people for several locations Accepting appli-

cations at the Ala Moans Hickory Farms at Sears

GROUNDSKEEPER I/I Sen Fong's Plantation 8

Gardens 2?9-g775

TOUR Driver p/t No exp nec Sen Fong's Plantation & Gardens

239-6775. Kahaluu.

TELEMARKETERS 12 needed Salary

comm Benefits Flex hours Call 735-6452

HOUSEKEEPERS Wanted for prof cleaning SVC

Gen; pay & benefits Will train Days

Military dep welcome Need phone 486-4822

If you can fix it, clean it or build it, classified can

advertise it! Get customers' attention and their

business with classified's "Professional Services

Directory." These individual classifications will make it easy for you to reach potential customers!

Accounting/Bookkeeping 'Appliances Cabinetry Carpentry Carpets

Cleaning Clerical/Typing

Contracting/Construction SE lectrical Entertainment 'Financial Services Graphics/Printing Handyman

Hauling Landscaping

'Legal Services Masonry

Painting Plumbing Remodeling Repair Roofing Screens & Jalousies Sewing & Alterations "Wallpaper Yard Service

Your ad will reach 100,879 area readers!

For advertising information. call Stine Priest

235-5881 Classified Advertising Department

60 Help Wanted Male Female

ATTRACTIVE Actors 8 Actresses Upcoming TV program, possible series

No exper nec Salary equals % of sales

Call 845-4494

MODELS needed 1w fashion show, will train. male/female 841-2043

Coun son, plant worker, presser

Full-tirrat CAESARS CLEANERS

7am-10pm

235-2533 ask for Theresa

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

Press Operators Web Operators

Recent expansion of our pressroom has created positions for personnel with experience on Community and Urbanite web presses, and also entry level workers who are willing to work hard while earning a skilled trade that offers top pay. 12-hour shifts, but excellent compensation and benefits. including profit sharing. Call Bruce Retynski (808) 235-5881. or write c/o Sun Press. 45-525 Luluku Rd.. Kaneohe. HI 96744.

Classified 235-5881

NEED CAR PAYMENT

RELIEF?

Is your loan Pay-off greater than the value of your car? Unable

to sell or trade?

AVOID REPOSSESSION OR BANKRUPTCY, SAVE YOUR

CREDIT. FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRM

CAN TAKE OVER CAR LOANS AND LEASES WITH

FINANCIAL GUARANTY

EQUITY FINANCIAL 526-1588



ELEMARKETERS needed for National Annuity Co.

to set appts. No sales M-F 2-9pm or

5-9pm. 5.88/hr. Airport Center Growth potential,

will train. 836-1681 for interview EOE M/F/HN

AVON' Own your own bus Be your own boss. Free

sign-up Kandy 235-7641

RECEPTIONIST-connect yourself w/the best Temp. Svc in town.

ADIA-The Employment People No fee 533-8889

DON'T Have a blue Christmas' Earn the

extra shopping cash as a Lloyd demonstrator'

Work with America's Cl party plan' No investment' Terry 839-2534 Also booking parties.

EXP office help. Work 8-12 noon. Call

Renee after 12. 671-3661

MGR/Asst mgr for women/childs wear, f/t. flex hrs 537-5911 ext 54

$750 hr.

PART TIME

to start for telephone work from your home Approx. 2 hrs a day. Experience helpful, but not necessary. Very easy presenta- tion Ideal for military spouse

CALL BOB 524-1825 or leave message

ANIMAL Lovers only provide vacations for

pets in your home while owners are away. Day hrs

req. Mature minded & highly responsible

Call 486-9446

DAY shift counter ' sales. Baskin-Robbins

Windward City Shopping Center. Apply in person

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

-ern $5.00/hr as a news - ,raper inserter for one of Hawaii's largest printing

companies We currently have openings for day & night shift positions Benefits include medical, dental.

paid life-insurance & excellent profit sharing.

Apply at Sun Press/MtdWeek 45-525 Luluku Road

Kaneohe M-F Sam -5pm

EXTRA Income. Assem products at home. Call

247-7259 ext 8-9

KANEOHE area. fashion Jewelry co. needs

order processor, P/T days Gail 247-0471

PHONE/Advertising dept Set apple. only. Hrly /comm. 262-2011

TEACHER, creel teacher. aide for Christian pre-

schl & after schl program in the afternoon PIT

262-8501

PLAINTIFF PI Law firm seek Paralegal

w/word perfect, 70/80 wpm Ph 545-5744

MILITARY Welcome' Immed. p/t sales in retail

store. 537-5911 ext 54

OWN your own apparel or shoe store, choose

from. Jean/Sportswear. Ladies, men's, children/

maternity. large sizes, Petite, Dancewear/

Aerobic. bridal, lingerie or accessories store. Add color analysis Brand names: Liz

Claiborne, Healthtex. Bonnie & Bill. St.

Michele, Forenza, Bugle Boy. Levi. Camp Beverly

Hills. Leslie Faye. Lucia, over 2000 others

Or $13.99 one price designer, Multi tier pricing discount or family shoe store.

Retail prices unbeliev- able for top quality

shoes normally priced from $19 to $60. Over

250 brands 2600 styles. $18.900 to $29.900 Inventory, training.

fixtures, airfare, Grand Opening, etc

Can open 15 days. Mr Loughlin (612) 888 -4228.

YARD/Handyman Wanted. part-time $5/hr 262-8344

RESPONSIBLE person Janitorial position.

Pali Lanes 261-0828 Ask for Larry

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK Now Hiring

Full-Time/ Part-Time

Service Technicians Service Installer Service Helpers

Parts clerks Telephone Sales Telephone Service

Service Clerical Flexible hours Excellent Benefits

Apply In Person

HONOLULU CENTRAL SERVICE 2886 Paa Street Phone 839-5588

Monday - Saturday 10 A.M. -3 P.M.

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. An Equal Opportunity Employer

Male/Female

NOW HIRING Full and part-time security officers. day and graveyard shifts available Must be at least 20 years old and hove a high school diploma or G.E D.

Benefits inc lude paid vacation, medical package and FREE TRAINING.

Centurion Security Systems Inc. 3049 Ualena St Suite 1010

833-6631

LANDSCAPE mamt/ supervisor, exp prof but will train right person.

Kailua based company. 261-9028

AVON' $$ Fun, exciting, easy. Set your own hours.

Chris 456-2950


$350/DAY taking phone orders People call you Call 247-7259 ex! K-9

Immediate Opening! DELIVERY DRIVERS

wages Tips Mileage

Apply in Person NIMITZ STORE

3131 N. NIMITZ (across from Ruler near me Airport Pilo now

839.1555

62 Domestic Help Wanted

NEED P/T babysitter in our home for 2 small

children. 624-6861

BABYSITTER for occas wknd eves my Kailua homes.

for aggreable 4yr boy Responsible, dependable

female 262-0006

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

WILL babysit weekdays only

Malian, Ph 623-3967

"PART-time demonstrator work available

weekends. Must be dependable Call for

interview. NU LIFE PRODUCTS 845-8839"

WANTED DJ Wed to Sun eves.; Clean

up person 10/hrs wk Call 261-4146

DAYCARE Aide for Kaneohe preschool 12 to 4 p m Call Debbie at 262-2474, 247-4999

CASHIER p/t Sen Fong's Plantation & Gar- dens 239-6775, Kahaluu.

V

It (

Ps

7-

CHILD care in my Kan- eohe home. f/t, p/t, ages

2-3 only. 247-7259

I'LL clean your house. Free estimates

236-1213 Leona

AKAMAI Childcare Ige fenced yd Aikahi

area FIT -PIT available Ph. 254-9999 evenings

I will babysit my home, Maunawili, P/T,

F/T, eves & wkends. Call Marti 261-3795

PRESCHOOL teacher infant care newborn to 3 6 am to 4 pm

Ench Lake 262-1203

QUALITY CHILD CARE Large indoor/outdoor

environment, to 39/ yrs Immed openings. Call

Sara 254-4661

Delivery driver (Van) Foil-time Start $7

immediately

CAESARS CLEANERS lam -10pm

235-2533 ask for Jerome

RELIABLE mother will babysit my

Kaneohe home M-f Call 235-8249.

EXP Housekeeper, nanny seeking full-time employment. 259-8337

BEST Buddies Childcare, Safe. Fun & Reliable

Kailua/Aikahi 254-3637

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

MAKAKILO Childcare. Toddlers only Shift work ok 672-4208

120 Home Furnishings

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Chests of Drawers, Nile Stands. Dressers. Head- boards: Sofas. Coffee Tables. End Tables. Legal Size File Cabinets. Pin Ball Machine. Lamps. Dining Tables. Chairs Hand Carved Teak Vanity w I Stool & Mirror Frame and Lots More

ALL BARGAINS

139A Hekili St.. Kailua

262-7938 FORMAL dng tbl 6 chrs $400, teak

tbl & chrs $200, hutch 6100. couch, lovcseat

$700. excl swivel rockers $65, twin

floatation bed $150, microwave $65 623-6259

OCTOBER Super Apple. Sale New & used ref rig washers, stoves. freezer,

etc at warehouse savings KND 842-1996

ETHAN Allen dining room set w/2 extra leaves, 8 chairs. good cond $800/

offer. Lounge chair. fan chair, & 3 monkey chairs

Call 623-9944

DRAPERY Sale Ready made & custom

Discount prices 160 Hamakua Dr 262-4434

BLK Lacquer queen size water bed 6- drawer matching

dresser Like new Call Sam 262-1220

HIDE-A Bed chair $100 Over-sized chair $75 Both

in good cond Captain's swivel bar stools (4), $100 Call 239-2209

MOVING? We Buy Fine

Quality Used Furniture. Fast. Free Pick-up.

PARADISE USED FURNITURE 235-8056

Or

235-7793

Geo 7S-4-4Kvsovi' fry Classilial

Sun Press

235-5881 r

w n rorce temporary services

immediate openings for SKILLED CLERICALS NDUSTRIAL/LIGHT AIRLINE AND MUCH MORE!

Top Pay, Benefits, No Fee Paid Weekly!

531-0111 "Work when you want to work",

I to HATS MEMBER MFH

120 Home Furnishings

QUALITY rattan bdrm., Iry rm., din. rm. furn.

Walnut bdrm. 247-4191

VERTICAL Blinds-50% Discount' Fabric 76x84

$124. Ken Hatch 254-2080

GARAGE SC SAT 9-1 Sun 11-4 47-562 Halemanu

St Kaneohe Ahuimanu

125 Home Appliances

RATTAN beautiful 5pc liv rm set $500 Sofa. chair. tables 734-1554

CHILDS French Provencial bdrm set w/bureau & side-

table $160 247-2205

IN a hurry/ We'll buy your furniture Fast-

free pick-up 235-7793 Paradise Used Furniture

CUSTOM made from Hong Kong Teak hand-carved wall cabines w /shelves 7'w7'h22"d 734-2882

KEN HATCH INTERIORS

A Louth of Class For Less

Macrame rirlit Blinds

65% ENsconat slini.strs ht. phone

254-2080

122 Travel

UNITED r/t originating & ending on Mainland Only

$500 Can 942-9877

123 Moving 8 Storage

WANNA sell your furniture/ Call

235-7793 or 235-8056 Paradise Used Furniture

GARAGE ME GARAGE Sale: Scuba

gear, baby items, misc Sat./Sun. 10/14 & 15, 9-3 425.8 Kalama St.. Kailua

SAT 10/14 8-4 Single bed, waterbed, toys. clothing (infant to 3yrs) misc items.

1306 Aupapaohe St . Kailua.

HUGE Garage Sale' Oct. 13. 14 & 15, 8-4.

701 Kihapai St., Kailua

MANY things - luggage plants, clothes, tatami

mats, dishes, 10/14, 7-3, 415 Iliwahi Lp.. Kailua

MULTI-Family garage sale. 10/16 7-/

45-412 Nihina Pi Kaneohe, Hshld goods, rugs 1202', bike. toys

& clothing

FURN. carpel remnants, etc. 240 Maluniu Ave., Kathie. Sat 10/4, 10-3.

GARAGE Sale. Sal-Sun 8.4 Sofa bed & love seat

bikes, misc 47-416-C Lulani SI., Kaneohe

CAI( 239-8160

YARD Sale. Sat .

Oct. 14, 8 to 5, 317 Lanipo Dr.. Lanikai

Oft Lela, misc items

GARAGE Sale Sat. Oct 14, 9 to 2, 26F! Aikahi PI , Kailua Household items

2228 ST. Louis Dr. Katmuki, 2,000. Carters

Healthtex & Oshgosh, etc beautiful new & used chuldrens clothes 50C

& up to $5, sheets,vests blankets, strollers. cribs, walkers, car

seats Computer,over- lock sewing machine,

& misc Sat Only 8 to 65. No early sales

735-6330

GARAGE/Bake/Craft Treasures galore. Sat, Oct 14, 284 Opihikao Way, Hawaii Kai 9-3

GARAGE Sale 10/14 8-2 94-338 Makapipipi

St Wiliam

MOVING Sale. Every- thing must go. Furn.

TV, hshld items & much more 235-4806 appt only

GARAGE Sale & Fund- raiser To be held on Sat ,

Oct 14, 1989 from 8 30am to 4 p m , at 45-731 Ko

Place, Kaneohe

RUMMAGE craft & bake sale Sat 10/14,

8'30-noon. St Anthony's parking lot, corner of

Kalaheo 8 Makawac. Kailua

REPAIR-Sell-Buy-Traoe washers. dryers, refrig

freezer, air cond Honest Wrnty 239-7479

WASHER $195 or offer Used TV's $10 each

Call 247-7925

WESTINGHOUSE dryer, Ige cap., apt size $50 263-4711

KENMORE refrigerator fair cond.. avacado $200/

otter 625-0016 eves.

MOVING to Japan? Japanese washer $100 After 5 p.m 456-5886

KENMORE ref rig & elec range stove

Good cond 235-4815 alter 4pm

KENMORE gas dryer Good condition, almond,

$150/offer 623-8441

126 Miscellaneous

AMWAY Products delivered Money back

guar Call 487-5241

RAISED dragon flower pots. Four sizes

Bo Wah Trade 537-2017

TWO "Rich" Brand air brushes with 10'

hoses $65 ea. or $125 for both.

Call Cathy 235-5881

CLIFF'S Eton Furn. & Thrift Shop. 1716

N King St 841-4443.

GENERATE 25 lends a day by machine. Printer included Call 261-4596

2 GIANT over 6f1 mature Sago palms

Best offer You remove. Call 395-3380

CRIB for Sale. Good cond w/out matt.

$100. 488-3446.

MINOLTA EP-300 copy machine Excl cond

$300.621 -0286.

100 + VIDEOS & Books asquarium w/stand.

girls clothes, helmet & more 254-3411

2 COUCHES green/ gold. 15x12 burnt

orange rug, butchers block Make offer 732 -0042 lv msg

FURNITURE Sale con- tingent on confirmation.

3 bdrms Ivg rm, din. rm As pick-up $4300 Also

assort tools 672-8848

HOUSE & landscaping plants for sale. Very reas Many varieties. 623-4390

HOSPITAL bed, electric, excl. cond. Call Marti 261-3795

20x20 or 30x30 PARTY tent & 12' hexagon trampoline

for sale/rent 396-8066

BASKET OUTLET Sat only 10-4

Hampers $14 99. chrs

$9 picnic sets $19 99 1999. baskets

Above$W2 99aynae'uspCarpet corner of Nimitz & Sand

Island Road

NEW picnic tables $99. Porch swing $100. Fine workmanship 293-8392

6-pc QUEEN size bdrm suite includes triple

dresser. large mirror, chest of drawers. night

table & bed w/head & foot board Thomasville-cherry wood. $1600. 261-7417 eves

40" TRAMPOLINE Retail new, $35. make

offer 261-5297

MARBLE 145 sq. ft.. 12x12 white/beige/gray,

$8 00'sq.ft . or total $1,160. Kohler whirl- pool new 3"x6" B/B

$1,140 Call 259-5373

CRESS Kiln $150, Camper $250 /offer.

Call 239-6839

VERTICAL Mini Blinds 50% Discount' 72x84 PVC $99 Ken Hatch 254-2080

Classified Ill October 12-18.1989

Cutter Dodge s#1 VOLUME DODGE DEALER IN HAWAII!'

Experience Old Fashioned Country Hospitality!

'88 DODGE CARAVAN Pass, Auto,

Air CV Y993

13,995

YOUR

CHOICE

L Military

Financing

Available!

E

8 PLYMOUT VOYAGER 4.

7 Pass, Auto,i Air

HAW-386

$13,995

PLUS MORE USED CAR SPECIALS!

eig 4,00,1tr, uargams;

74 Dodge Dart (marsa915295 86 Chev Sprint (MKN2371$2695

75 Toyota Corolla imils441S395 83 Ford T Bird (8942571$2795 71 Ply Satellite IAIV989)$495 87 Nissan Sentra ICJA2941$4295 '78 VW SCIROCCO (AEF4141 S1295 87 Isuzu I Mark ICT.16137l$4995

'81 TOYOTA TERCEL (CYFI3681 S1895 '86 DODGE CHARGER ICVB829I $3995 74 Dodge Van (CFC645)5895 87 Chev Celebrity (KEB421:11$6995

80 Ford Mustang (ILIT6581$995 88 Ford Aerostar (M141944)S 11995 Cars Sublect To Prior Sales. Prices Plus tax. Lic. and $99 Doc Fees Good Now Till Oct 18, 1989

UTTER DODGE UTTER PEARL CITY

114ex?t2o1PeKaArliVCI City VTavern) lY

455-1071

Pitk 5oisiethiti4 4`

*Eicitift .* Pow! All 0 OT!

'75 DODGE VAN 3S3TDC

$695 '87 TOPAZ 4x4 MC11074 All Whee l

,

e41, DriveMILES' , $5890 '57 CHEVY CPT074 $1995 '88 TEMPO GL crvso

AV iEr Ay u st

CI AL BUY' $6990 '81 CELICA GT HGP330 Air, Ps, AM/FM, Pw NEW PAINT'

A $3 I. 94, '88 MUSTANG LX KM1352 Air Auto

' Pw

TODAY! $7390 D

'84 MUST GT BWN670 V8. Air, Auto, Pw NEW PAINT! $5290

'87 T-BIRD CN1597 6 Cyl, Auto, Cass, Pw ONLY 23,000 MILES' $7890

'84 CAMARO Z-28 CDT959 Auto, Air, V8, Pw SHARP! $5490

'86 SAAB 9000 TURBO CWV510 5 Spd, Alt-.

MILES $12,390 ONLY 29,000 MILES! . . r CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE PRICES PLUS TAX. LIC , C DOC FEES 8000 NOW TILL OCT. 18, 1989

AIEA 98-015 KAM HWY.

487-3811

126 Miscellaneous

JACUZZI room enough for 2

$100 262-5992

MUST Sacrifice dk rattan tbl w/4 chrs $250. in- laid 62" coffee tbl $65.

love seat/couch $75, sofa- bed 77" $250. dbl. bed

w/frame $75, RCA color TV $100.523 -1641 days

239-7847 eves

WINDWARD Antiques We buy/sell jewelry,

antiques, gold. silver, & rpr clocks 262-5526

VACUUM Cleaners like new $24.95 & up

w/guar 735-6452

FILTER ()tree° Vacuum Cost $850 Must sell $250

735-4651 or 926-7292

20 GAL hexagon show fish tank, underground

filter, hites, pump. gravel 6 some fish

$140 Firm, wrought iron

hangin g bird cage 4' high by 3' wide

$125. Ph 833-4314

IN a hurry's We'll buy your furniture Fast-

free pick -up 235-7793 Paradise Used Furniture

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

CASH The Hunter pays top dollar for your unwanted items 764 Kailua Rd 262-4868

129 Stereo, Video, T.V.

NEW Snerwood AM/FM case deck, 2-SKE 120W amps. 2-IIMTX 10' truck

spkrs $1100/ofr 235-3954

20" RCA color TV less than a yr cable

ready $200 263-3093

BOSE 901 spkrs w/equalizer Like

new $595. 254-2021

BANG & Olufsen used BE02400 AMP/FM BE02400 turntable

BE05000 tape 4 BEOVOX S45 speakers

Paid $2650. asking $1000/ offer 524-6677 days

130 Antiques-An

WINDWARD Aiiliques We buy/sell iewelry, antiques, gold/silver.

& rpr c;ocks. 262-5526

ALIT Jewelry & Antiques buy & sell Top cash for

gold, diamonds, antiques & collectibles

1525 Kalakaua Ave 942-7474

Parking in front

132 Computers'

IBM PC w/color monitor KXP1091 printer, 31 dos with software programs

$1500 263-0235 Earl

KAYPRO II Computer. software. CP/M basic. & carrying case incl

Call for spot 254-67%

r ENGINE MAINTENANCE TUNE-UP I. I I

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Includes: Mopari Champion spark plugs Inspect emission components Set timing Adjust idle speed

(Greater than 2 -hhl carb and std ignition slightly higher)

4 CYL. 6 CYL. 8 CYL.

$36.95 $42.95 $52.95 LESS $4.00 WITH COUPON

Cournn ...rocs 12.11 roe ..0,1111 "upon .11.enifike vorilfro P.011 t..11411SoltAble 1.111.1.1%

other rougsrns sots Alt Non Chrysler Motors vehicles mar hr higher lemes not inclining

OIL AND FILTER CHANGE Includes: Newoil I upto5 (its. cars/6 qts. trucks) New Mopar

oil filter Check fluid levels Check battery (Vehicles requiring special/extra oil and

diesel filters slightly higher)

CAR TRUCK TURBO CAR

$16.95 $18.95 $18.95 LESS $3.00 WITH COUPON

t ours" espoes 12..1140r Present coupon when order A "oil len Nor rinntunalste with any ether coupons or Ve(14115 Nen ("woke Howes vehicles may he higher. Taxes no included

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PLYMOUTH] WAIPAHU: 94-097 FARRINGTON HWY

PLEASE CALL TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT

AFIDFX.1Li AM IMAM /Fa

PH: 676-2220 HOURS: DAILY 9AM to 9PM

Marshall Beggs

Military Personel

ORDER YOUR 1990 NOW WE SHIP ANYWHERE "'Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Jeep Eagle

ALEXANDER FLEET SALES & LEASING

2340 N.E. Sandy Blvd. PORTLAND. OREGON 97232

Call collect at 1-800-962-9136

No Sales Tax in Oregon 50 Years Experience to Military

WHOLESALE PRICES TO MILITARY


October 12-18, 1989 Classified IV

SHELLY VOLKSWAGEN

CONSTRUCTION DOESN'T STOP US! OUR BIG '89 CLEAROUT IS STILL ON!

SHELLY VW Is Building Bigger But Our Prices Are Going Down!

'89 VANAGON GL

"ULTIMATE FAMIY MOVER!"

157)06'

ALL NEW

1990 CORRADO'S!

Cutter Mitsubishi AFFORDABLE

Cars & Trucks! 5 Spd. G-80 Super Charged

Engine. ABS Brakes. Alloy. Sunroof. Stereo

'02

mom $19,9,

USED CAR SPECIALS! "All These Plus Over 60 More Cars & Trucks!"

'83 Chevy K-5 Blazer 4x4

:A. A 'iS6

4SsA.1 VS 61, !ad',

SAVE!

'75 Ford F-250 Truck

242 ICU WON Orley Bed.

SALE $995!

'83 Dodge D-150 Truck

04,749 V4.4 sod. P& Ar

SALE $4995 '80 Ford

Courier Truck AtA1-769 514,110

SALE $995

'72 Ford Mustang

MA I St.

AI Ps. AM Roo* facie

SAVE'

'84 Chev Celebrity SDN

81163? v& Pub. NI CUM,

SALE $2995! '85 Mercury

Cougar

ii AuPs Os Pw. 10601.:

SAW $4995

'87 Mitsubishi Starion GXE

S So'i. LAKProP AO L004111141'

SALE *8995 '88 Chevy

Beretta GT Cer

At Ap Ps. Woo, 71oCir

SALE $7995

'85 Pont Grand AM CPE

CYC412 Ansfis W. SPORTY

SALE 54995! 'AP Cor..4,to PicOrsAves Apsool ,

'85 Ford Mustang LX

SALE $4995 .89 Doc Nos Obi Crow un14 Oc,

'88 Nissan Maxima

ctocoe A, 4 fS, triodor! fUrxis

SALE 512,995

'87 Toyota Camry

ONLY IN WAIPAHU!

MMNS 71

4 Di Al Ps Aar Cleo,,

SALE $8695 '86 Toyota

Van CDP AS4

A, Pt. Cool M Stereo

SAW $7995 "69 VW

Karmen Ohio C/P.619

4 Soo Mors. Ansolubri A.1 New Prier/

SAVE! -

MILITARY ALL RANKS-WELCOME!!

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SHELLY VW LEEWARD 677-0777 94-223 FARRINGTON HWY

to (f)

a 235-5881

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USED CARS Au

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SPECIALIZING IN MILITARY FINANCING *Discounts For Military *No Credit OK

E-2, 1-3 All Ranks OK

CALI Tin" NOW!

487-7228 132 Computers

- - - APPLE II GS.

1 meg ram, 31/2in disk drive, 5' /.in

disk drive. joystick. tons of software All

for $1800.254 -2479 after 6pm

APPLE IIC 2 drives, printer, many programs

$700 261-2834

141 Video Taping

FILMS TRANSFERRED to video make great Christmas gifts Call

Econ Photo 239-4295 now! 7 locations to serve you.

1 video tape parties, vacations. weddings etc $25 hour Leo 395-0858

144 Musical Instruments

LOWRY Organ Mena! Gras console Many extra features $1500 239 -2209

DRUMS & hardware. new & used. Buy & sell

Fred's Pro Drums 533-7550

146 Boats-Supplies! Services

21' ISLANDER sailboat perfect for Kaneohe Bay. bottom refinished in '88

$3500 Call 239-9788

AVAIL Nov. 1

Kaneohe, Makani Kai 34 N. boat slip.

$300/mo Call 238-0111

HAWAIIAN back pack for diving

254-1034 evenings

LET'S GO FISHING 31' boat, licensed Capt. Military/Kamaaina rates.

You keep the fish! 486-4854

18' WELI.CRAFT Good cond, great family boat Gornto! $5500 395-3644

147 Sporting Goods

REEVES firear.os 10% over dealer cost on any

firearms 8 access & gun- smithing Can 625-6973

151 Pets-Everything

DOBERMAN female 4 mo Doberman/lab male 4 mo Tiny

female terrier 696-6826

IN need of quality affordable vet care? Dr.

Eric Pearson's Home Pet Svc 235-8457

UKC American Pilbull Terriers 1 male

$200 1 female $150 8wks old. Sal to

good home 672-8619

1 YEAR old spayed female dog Free

Mixed. med sz . fawn color, loves kids,

house broken, good disposition 254-3737

151 Pets-Everything

FREE. cat to good home. female. spayed &

all shots 488-3681. FREE adorable blk kitten to good home

488-3681

PUPS.. Brindle male pitbull, sm. male terrier 4 mos .

Germ Shep 2 yrs 696-6826

CFA registered Persian Chinchilla silver

kittens. 8 wks $300 677-0520 eves & wknds

156 Auto Service/Parts

RENAULT Repairs by factory trained tech.

Work guar! 239-4733

PORSCHE 356 hard-to- find front & back hoods. 2 complete doors, All in excl cond Make offer.

Serious calls only 239-9920 eves.

GO LUBE mobile auto lube. reas rates At

mot' home or bus 235-5679

'72 DATSUN. 12 boll rear end. V-6. excl.

cond. Must see! Mini truck. 732-4907 or 689-4595

PORSCHE Auto Parts New & used. Call for low prices 836-4550

EXCEPTIONAL Auto Body Work. Reasonable. For

sale: 350/350 Turbo $250. (2) 15x7 Chevy

rallys-$100. (4) Ansens wrtires $150 Many other

parts Call 622-2042

171 Motorcycles. Mopeds 8 Scooters

LEAVING ISLAND MUST SELL' 87

Suzuki RM 125 Showrm coed $1300/offer 261-3985 Iv msg

TRIZNER 3 wheeler bike, runs by gas

$400 Call 247-8075

175 Vans, Campers. Atop, 4 WO

'86 ISUZU Trooperti Excl cond , fully

loaded $8500/ofr Call 247-5412

'87 JEEP Cherokee 4x4 4dr, stnd, A/C,

$13,250 /ofr 676-2859

CJ-5 4x4 JEEP new headers and

carol' $3000 Must see Call 236-3493

'77 DODGE Van Air. auto. AM/FM stereo.

carpeted. extra clean Call 282-2236

'75 FORD Van Strong engine. good

cond. $1200 262-2006.

'85 DODGE Van, custom, 17,000 mi.

510.000 Firm. 254-5001

176 Automobiles for Sale

'83 300SD custom stereo. alarm, loaded,

showrm cond $23.500/ bset ofr 471-8406day

689-3353eves

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'76 MGB for parts. Body & seats in good cond. $350 262-2006

I. Set Eurostyle vent

visors for Honda 4 door Accord New $40 239-8914

161 Automobiles Wanted

WHOLESALE Auto Hunters We find cars for buyers & buyers for sellers Whole-

sale prices. all makes & models, proven track

record 988-5440.

166 Pickups, Trucks

'73 DA TSUN p/u new tires & radiator $600 Call 671 -3661

AL.

'67 INTERNATIONAL 18' flatbed. 35' flatbed trailer Offer 671-3661

Iw

1.71 TOYOTA PM 6811011399

79 Mtn ART-43

73 740 AU 35 539

76 NOMA CAK ACC-07549

13 GOLD 8SG23, $199

/ 108101.18 OCC-48. 1393

'so DAM/NINO M5P.695 $495

77 ASPDI S/r1 it' -70+ 1393

.112 PONTIAC CBU /94 8119

'76 PONTIAC VAle, in too, 1a VP. :14 sees

CHEVETTE BOX-403 $79

77 hull,/ VW ttS 331 S GRANADAS 1110 $

171 Motorcycles. Mopeds & Scooters

'85 SUZUKI FZ50 Great cond $300

Call 625-1770

'88 KAWASAKI EX 500 Excl cond . red. 1200 tr.

52700/pest ofr 235-2504

4

4 4

4 4 4

K api0141n1 Mules has moved to a bigger lot to serve the Wodward side Next to the Kaneohe Bay Or 7- Eleven.

SELL BUY TRADE CONSIGN

Bonded cleekr l.c 385 Wouldn'trOu Nina be di

mule from Molobb Nubs' 44-744 Kaneohe lay Dr.

Kaneohe, HI 96744

235-9999

Cadillac

'76 SEVILLE Body & leather interior in good

cond. Engine not running but repairable. $600

Call 239-9020

Chevrolet

'74 CORVETTE, 4

spd , low excl cond. A/C, AM/FM cass

$8500 Ph 488-0408

Classics A Antiques

'47 PLYMOU 1H w/classic suicide doors, completely restored in & out. $5700

Call Matt 261-2476

Chrysler

18 LE Baron GTS. 4dr, H/B. 11K mi., air, auto, perfect. $9300 236-1782

Dotson

'81 210 2dr Sedan 4spd, excl cond S1400/ ofr 247-2794 lv msg

'82 280ZX auto. a/c, new paint, radio. $5500/ offer 947-6634/988-6692

DO* '77 COLT runs well, some rust, AM/FM cass $250.

254-6853 after 5pm.

'85 600 convertible. am/fm, a/c. all power, lo

mi $6500/offer 833-4975

Fiat

'80 X 1/9, convertible excl cond. $2300/offer

239-7876 eves. only

Ford

'74 PINTO runs good. $350 /offer or trade for moped. 236-0978 after

6 30 p m Jay

'75 MUSTANG Fastback Mach 2. $700 625-1770

'81 MUSTANG, good cond.. no rust, auto ,

a/c. p/s. am/fm. TNT tint, $2750. 235-1465.

'88 MUSTANG GT fully loaded, excl

cond $11.500 499-1562

Foreign Can

MILITARY DISCOUNTS New European autos priced

for $13.500. Take advantage of factory direct prices Many makes &

models avail Call 1-800-634-3619

The European Car co

Honda

84 ACCORD. excl cond. Loaded. Priced to sell Call 247-5889

'87 OLDS CALAIS

(CNP8217)

$5688

'88 CHEV BERETTA GT

(CPJ050)

$7788

'87 TOYOTA TERCEL SW

(MMP362)

$5588

'86 PLYMOUTH RELIANT SE

(CFP875)

$3688

'87 FORD ESCORT (CSC565)

$3888

'86 SUZUKI FORSA (CDB866)

$3688

'87 NISSAN SENTRA SW

(CH05322)

$5588

'86 NISSAN PULSAR NX

(CEG6350)

$4688

'85 FORD LTD SW (MKA192)

$3788

'83 CHEV CELEBRITY (AVX762)

$2388

'88 FORD TEMPO (CTT420)

$7488

'88 PONTIAC LEMANS (CPX863)

$4988

'87 NISSAN STANZA (CGP687)

$6688

'88 TOYOTA CELICA GT

(MBF965)

$10,488

'83 CHEV VAN (CYE887)

$4488

88 HONDA PRELUDE SI

(CJJ843)

$ 12,888

'88 MERCURY SABLE SW

(CSJ936)

$9988

'84 NISSAN SENTRA (BTS199)

$2388

'86 FORD MUSTANG (MMR958)

$5488

'87 TOYOTA CELICA GT

(MMH885)

$8088

'87 PLY. HORIZON (CNR078)

$3188

'88 NISSAN MAXIMA (CVP097)

$10,888

'79 CHEV CHEVETTE (BEA 1100)

$488

'84 MERCURY TOPAZ (BTY782)

$2788

'87 FORD MUSTANG CONY

(MMR088)

$7888

SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 'AVAILABLE ON SELECTED VEHICLES

See Pores Plus Ia. LiC 8 S99 Doc lees Seed 696 1.11 Oct if lb*

UTTER MITSUBISHI WAIPAHU 671-2626

er, 4x4 Truck oyota lineup.

ing 89 Toyotas are also still availa- --W-at GREAT SAVINGS to you.

HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION! 'oars subject to prior sale

or

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TOYOTA CITY 2850-A Pukoloa St. Gibson's Shopping Center

PH: 834-1402

A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC INC

Honda Nissan

'37 CFIX excl cond., silver two-tone. A/C, AM/FM cass..

tint, sin -roof, alum mag wheels. bra & extended

warranty Lv msg 254-0144

MG

'78 MOB convertible, w/hard top, covers, lo mi, good overall

cond $3000 262-20)6

Mazda

'73 MAZDA 808 Solex & new starter

$250 262-6286

'85 GLC 4spd.. 3 dr H/B, 2 owner, good cond

$3500 /offer 595-3331

'86 MAZDA 628 4-dr sdn ,

auto, A/C, P/S. AM/FM cass.. low miles,

alloy's EXCELLENT CONDI Only $7900 Call Rick 261-4923 or 521-8080

'81 200SX, H/B, red. 1 owner. lo mi, dependble

$1800 922-1047.

'83 MAXIMA Stn Wgn AM/FM cass. P/W. P/L

P/S. sunroof. Great family can $4500/ofr.

Call 488 -3715

Oldsmobile

73 CUTLASS. very clean $1000 or otter

Call 671-3661

'85 CIERA. blue 4 dr 27.700 mi . very

clean Best ofr. 537-6621

pirnoulh

'73 SATELLITE $500 New tires Great for around town. Call

Tim 926-0295

Pontiac

It's easy to charge it Visa/MasterCard pays for

MidWeek Classified 235-5881

'76 GRAND Prix All power, new front tires,

battery & radiator $1000 Matt 536-0349

Porsche

89 911 Cony Like new Loaded Must sell' 35Kbelow cost $78,900

523-2106 or 263-4719 eves

(Nett to Burger King Acro - 11

MITSUBISHI morons

OUTSTANDING

8s! GET TOYOTA QUALITY AT A GREAT PRICE

'88 TERCEL COUPE

S olo or 1-Speed Ilenual Tterto . Sir Condo iuning. P.O.. Steering. 551 Radio $6.8954ah Price

1163.72/ino."600 own

WA.

'88 TERCEL 3-1111.

kkitoirialK tondoieening. Pouf, Steermg, ASI Ptsrlio

"6.895GA Price

'163.72/mo."600 down

'88 COROLLA 4 -DR.

siriorrolo. Sir Oufilioninig. Slooring. 4SI 144.o

17.895c.t. Price '189.8 Corr C.' Amens Cos Moo. io row low 4+ +M IA hitis Airs." Oss loio is 0 Or ter P.c. Dow wont.. Sp I Wren. roe

KAIMUKI TOYOTA CORNER OF 6TH & WAIALAE

735-1737 Cowen of Se,c z

imo."600 down

Toyota

Saab

'85 COROLLA 6-spd. 4-dr., AM/FM cass, 35mpg. clean!

$2900. Call 239-9726

'87 MINI Van AM/FM. dual air cond

Excl cond $10,900 523-2106 or 263-4719eves

'88 SAAB 9000 Turbo. 5-spd., black w/tan leather interior, low

miles, excl cond. Must sacrifice! First $19.000 takes it! Call Mike at

261-7757

Suzuki

'86 FORSA A/C, AM/FM, clean, very gd cond $2500 422-7708

Volkswagen

soft top. big eng excl $3895 254-6770 msg.

'74 THING. rebuilt eng , 4 recap tires

$990/best ofr 533-7006

'76 DASHER fixer upper Best offer.

Call 941-6712

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