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Marines, sailors: 'We salute you' Two years ago, in our report

to Congress and the nation, your Commandant stated that he had been entrusted with a Corps built upon a strong foundation and that no Commandant had ever assumed stewardship of a Marine Corps comprised of better people, or equipped with more modern arms and equipment. Today, as the entire world hears witness to the unequivo- cal validity of that assessment, my report to you-our Total Force Corps of Marines-I have never felt more privileged to share the title Marine, and I have never been more proud to he your Commandant.

To our Marines and sailors in

Southwest Asia: In an extraor- dinarily complex theater of operations, you have not only proven America's resolve to categorically reject unprovoked aggression, but have reaffirmed that our nation's investment in her Navy-Marine Corps team stands on unbeatable grounds. Congratulations on your flaw- less execution of Operation Des- ert Shield and on the superb results you achieved during Operation Desert Storm. In- deed, you have marched to the sound of thunder with distinc- tion, courage, dedication and willingness to sacrifice that America has come to expect from her premier force in readiness. History shall amply record your

Commandant thanks home-bound victors

success; we salute you who made it happen!

The enormous success of our campaign in the Persian Gulf could not have been possible without all supporting structures and all who man them. To all those involved in supporting Desert Shield and Desert Storm, a special thank you, and well done.

Since the beginning of the

Cease fire Desert Storm's end rains tears of joy from families

By Cpl. Jason Erickson Howell Marin. 51.11

The news came through cable lines and into residences here like a cool shower on a dusty afternoon. The war to liberate Kuwait had been won.

Opal King cried as she sat in her living room watching Presi- dent George Bush announce this historic news from the Oval Office just after 10 p.m. Feb. 27 (EST).

Seeing the tears, her 3 -year- old daughter, J.W., asked what was wrong.

"The war's over, honey. These are good tears," Opal responded.

"Does that mean Daddy's coming home safe?"

More tears. "Yes, honey, that's what it means."

Opal said her other child, 20- month -old Jeremy, watched along with them, but had little understanding of what was going on. He would be happy to see his dad, though, Opal said. GySgt. James King is with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-212.

"It was a tremendous feeling of relief," she said, adding that although there had been reason to think this was what the president would say, Opal didn't dare speculate. She wanted to hear it from him before she jumped to any conclusions. "When it's your husband whose life is on the line, you don't make assumptions."

She was certainly not alone among Station families in her joy. Many spouses were relieved to hear the news, yet some say they won't let down their guard completely until their Marine or sailor is actually home.

Barbara Brooks, wife of 2d Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment corpsman po3 Jonathon Brooks, said she's still in shock.

"It's weird," Brooks said. "I watched the president's speech, but it didn't really affect me. It's like it hasn't sunk in yet. I guess it won't really be over till he's back in my arms."

During the speech, Bush said "this is not a time of euphoria," but that it was a time to be proud of the troops, of the

nations that stood with Amer- ica throughout the crisis, and in those "who's strength and resolve made victory quick, decisive and just."

The president said he looked forward to when "we will open wide our arms to welcome back home to America our magnifi- cent fighting forces."

No one is more anxious to see this happen than Air Station families of those troops. An announcement later in the week that several Marine units would be among top priority returnees, caused yet another sigh of relief for many families here. But this media-delivered news came after many families had already heard possible returning dates from their spouses during recent phone conversations.

According to Public Affairs Officer Capt. L.M. Ryan, such dates are not necessarily firm, and shouldn't be taken by families as iron-clad, because much transportation coordina- tion has yet to be accomplished.

Many spouses understand that the dates they've heard from their loved ones may not be "written in stone," but admit they have a hard time not hoping these turn out to be correct.

Yet Brenda Porter is discount. ing "any and all" rumors or official news she hears about her husband's return until "he calla from the airport saying he's ready to be picked up." Sgt. Keith Porter, Marine Avia- tion Logistics Squadron-24, is the man whose call she awaits. As far as she's concerned, "the war isn't over yet, it's just one step closer now that the cease- fire is on."

Porter said she was very relieved by President Bush's speech, but still worries that Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has something up his sleeve.

"It's just hard to believe the whole thing went so incredibly well," Porter said. "I'm still waiting for the bad news to rise out of all the good."

King and Brooks were also very surprised. Which isn't sur- prising in itself, because mili-

Desert Storm performance `well done' To all the men and women of

the Navy and Marine Corps, well done. With skill, with courage, and an awe-inspiring degree of dedication you have helped crush a maniacal ag- gressor and helped to make a safer, more peaceful world. You have earned many times over the utmost respect and grati- tude of free peoples everywhere. Your performance has been simply superb.

Our hearts go out to those who made the supreme sacrifice on behalf of freedom and jus-

tice. They gave their lives so that others may live a more hopeful future: They will not be forgotten.

For those of you who remain on duty far from home, rest as- sured that you have the continued and unstinting support of your government and Navy /Ma- rine Corps leadership. On behalf of a grateful nation, I con- gratulate you and thank all. May God bless each of you and your families. H. lawrenceGarrett, Ill

Secretary of the Navy

tary leaders also seemed startled by the ease with which coalition forces crushed their enemy.

Defense Secretary Dick Cheney told CNN March 2, that the enemy's lack of any will to fight was a major factor in the rapid victory, but credited allied execution of the air war for bringing the Iraqi troops to that state. He said overall, at least two-thirds of all Iraqi forces had been rendered in-operable during the 43-day war.

Allied Commander Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf gave a detailed explanation how that feat had' been accomplished during the 100-hour grousid phase of the war.

He described the coalition strategy in terms of the famed "hail Mary" pass so often used in the final moments of football games.

"...every single one of (the quarterback's) receivers goes way out to one flank and they all run down the field as fast as they possibly can into the end zone and he lobs the ball," which, Gen. Schwarzkopf said, is essentially what allied forces did.

This maneuver was made possible and effective, said the general, because Hussein's ability to monitor the move- ments of coalition forces in Saudi Arabia, and even in south- western Iraq, had been destroyed during the air campaign.

On a map, Schwarzkopf pointed out that allied forces had created a solid wall of mechanized destruction along a north-south axis extend- ing from the Iraq-Saudi border to as far north as the Euphrates River some 150 miles short of Baghdad. This virtually pinned in Iraqi forces and prevented their withdrawal as they were picked apart.

Concurrent with this move- ment, allied naval forces continued to create the impression they were preparing to unleash the 18,000-man strong Marine am- phibious force poised in ships off the Kuwaiti shore-line. This was intended to confuse the

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deployment of our forces to the Persian Gulf, Marines worldwide have been beckoning with unbridled enthusiasm to join the operation. We not only appre- ciated that enthusiasm, we shared it. However, we are by mandate a Corps with global re- sponsibilities. As such, Marines, sailors and civilian employees continued to serve with excep- tional dedication outside South- west Asia, ensuring that we

truly remain a flexible military force that possesses a wide range of capabilities and aggregate usefulness. To each of you, know that you have done what must be done; and have done it well.

As we pause to take note of our historic success during Op- eration Desert Storm, let us not forget those who endured the hardships of separation, uncer- tainties of war and the emo- tional cruelties of a madman- our families. We could not have done so well on the battlefield without their support at home. We thank them for their courage and support.

Finally, let us never forget

those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the Persian Gulf. For with their untimely deaths, we lost a part of ourselves and our Corps. Our special thoughts and prayers are with their families and loved ones. We take comfort in knowing that they have joined that long list of illustrious soldiers of the sea who have paid the ultimate sacrifice so that others could be free.

As always: Take care of yourselves, take care of each other. God bless and Seaver Fidelis.

Gen. A.M. Gray Commandant,

U.S. Marine Corps

A hero's welcome Nancy Flower and her children, 8-year-old Michael and 5-year-old Lindsay made sure their Lawrence Road residence is prepared for their hero. Marine Capt. Paul Flower who is presently deployed to Operation Desert Storm with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-463.

Wed.4.4_1ff_Elie4 Active duty can wear National

Defense Service Medal All servicemembers on active duty on or after Aug. 2, 1990 are

now authorized by the Secretary of Defense to wear the National Defense Service Medal, in recognition of outstanding service during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. For military personnel already authorized to wear the award, a 3/16 inch bronze star shall he worn on the suspension and service ribbon to denote a subsequent award.

Alcohol substance awareness program offered

Marines, sailors and their spouses are eligible to participate in a Navy Alcohol Substance Awareness Program, March 18 - 22, 8 a.m. 4:30 p.m. This is a college credit course. For more information, call SSgt. Williams at 254-1115.

Tune-in to Station information channel

The most up-to-date information about activities, events and programs of interest to active duty personnel, their families,

civilian employees and retirees can be found on the Station's new cable television channel. Channel 2 on the Oceanic Cable dial is the Air Station Information Channel, and it can be viewed by all Oceanic Cable subscribers on the Windward side of Oahu.

Financial assistance requests due

The Officers Wives' Club is accepting requests for financial assistance from various organizations and clubs dealing with the military. Any organization needing financial aid should submit a letter stating the amount of money needed and the purpose. Request deadline is March 15. Requests should be sent to Jenelle Shores, 528 Yarnell St., Kailua, HI 96734

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Free electronic tax filing will be available ,or Marines, sailors and their family members at the Station's Legal Services Center (building 256) this Saturday and March 9 at 10 a.m., by appointment only. Army Legal Assistance from Schofield Barracks is providng the service. For more information and to make appointments, call 235-2169/2160/2168.

A-2 HAWAII MARINE March 7, 1991

Sgt. Joseph Martin, Tire Shop chief of BSSD, uses a 1-inch drive lire changer on stored vehicles at Hanger 104. Martin and Marines at BSSD are responsible for care and storage of more than 250 vehicles in Hangers 104 and 101. Marines with BSSD are responsible for repairing and maintaining all types of vehicles

Marines winning war on equipment upkeep Story and photos by Cpl. Reginald M. Cole Hawaii W.I. Slat Wdlor

When a detachment of about 160 Marine Corps reservists arrived on the Air Station last October, they were faced with the mountainous task of repairing and maintaining thousands of pieces of equipment left behind by the 1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade.

The reservists, who came from 18 states and 16 reserve centers were initially called Combat Service Support Detachment-40. They were augmented with active duty Marines already here.

"When we got here back in early ,,,ctober, there was a group of active duty Marines already in place," said Capt. Steve Schemmel, officer in charge of Maintenance Detachment, Bri- gade Service Support Detach- ment.

"That group was called the Remain Behind Equipment Maintenance Detachment," he added. "Our responsibility was to reinforce them in their up keep and maintenance efforts.

According to Schemmel, the two groups, CSSD-40 and RBE

were combined to form the new BSSD.

Since its conception, BSSD has been responsible for more than 5,000 pieces of equipment. That included communication, motor transport, ordnance and engi- neering equipment. Schemmel said the equipment ranged in sire from hand-held radios to 26,000-pound Logistic Vehicle Systems.

According to Schemmel, BSSD over saw a wide range of equipment that was in their care. He said the condition of the gear was everything from "Condition Code A" (combat- ready) to "extensive repairs needed."

He anticipated having 95 percent of the work load finished by the end of March, which is a month earlier than originally planned.

"I don't think we ever expected to get a hundred percent done because we have to rely on supply support and availability of some items," said Schemmel. "But I am confident we will be at 95 percent or better by the end of March." According to Schemmel, the unit's workload stands at

`Throughout the war's rapid progression, up until its end, we've still operated as one cohesive unit.'

-Capt. Steve Schemmel

approximately 88 percent completed.

Although the vast majority of the equipment repaired was slated for possible shipment to Saudi Arabia, Schemmel said the gear could have been sent to several locations.

"In fact, some of the material did go to Saudi Arabia and some were kept here to he redistributed to Marines when they return from Saudi Arabia," said Schemmel. He added that the gear was also available to iro to Okinawa, the Philippines or any other location where Marines were stationed. Schemmel attributed the overall success of BSSD's mission to the combined effort of reservists and permanent personnel.

Schemmel said morale is high among the reservists and that for the majority of them, the transition from inactive to active duty was a "fairly smooth" one. However, he added some are beginning to make plans on returning home.

"Throughout the war's rapid progression, up until its end, we've still operated as one cohesive unit," said Schemmel.

"But the topic of reservists returning to their home reserve units has come up," he added. "I'm sure there will be some form of deactivation plan for reservists here as MEll Marines return, but as of now, there's nothing concrete. It's just business as usual." The vehicles are inspected and prepared for transportation, in the staging area

Sgt. Tony Frazee, embarkation chief/assistant operations chief, makes the final signature before vehicles are sent to storage.

Cpl. James Richardson, an advanced diesel mechanic with BSSD checks a row of jeeps before they're sent to the staging area.

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March 7, 1991 HAWAII MARINI,: A -3

Squadron performs business as usual Story and photo by Cpl. Reginald M. Cole Howell Mahn. 01.11 Virile,

By the time Marine Medium Helicopter squadron-364 returned from a six-month Unit Deploy- ment Program in Okinawa, Japan, the bulk of the Marines they support had deployed to the Middle East. But in light of that, HMM-364, the Air Station's only remaining tactical squadron, is keeping busy and mission-ready as usual.

"Right now, we have a lot of new personnel checking in from flight command crew training and we're trying to get them up to deployment status, ' said Capt. Kevin Coyle, assistant operations officer for HMM -364.

A method of training new pilots is conducting quarterly carrier qualifications, which involves various landing approaches aboard vessels. But before pilots attempt landing procedures on actual ships, they must first be qualified on ground by field carrier practices.

"Pilots practice this technique by painting a helicopter landing site on the ground here at West Field," said Coyle.

During landing practices, pilots rehearse various landing patterns, voice communications and approaches. Once field carrier landing practices are complete, the pilots are then qualified to train on actual ships, according to Coyle. He said the difficulty of shipboard landings is based on wind conditions, roughness of the sea and certain weather conditions during the day or night.

"If a pilot is doing shipboard landings at night with no illu- mination, essentially he has no horizontal references," said Coyle.

"Then it can become very challenging," he added. "That's why it's very important to get the day training completed first because the pattern is then ingrained in the pilot's mind so it becomes second nature."

One of the biggest training evolutions HMM-364 is preparing for is an upcoming electronic warfare training operation at Pacific Missile Range Facility at Barking Sands, Kauai March 18-29.

While there, pilots and crew

will undergo extensive training in terrain flights, electronic warfare, tactical missions, .50 cali- be: gun shoots, defense against simulated Surface-to-Air-Missile and night flying. According to Cant Michael Scott, operations officer for HMM-364, this type of training is unique because it's designed to increase profi- ciency of new and experience pilots.

"During the in-flight electronic warfare portion, the pilots will have to identify and perform evasive maneuvers against a series of radar emitters," said Scott. "Depending on what type of radar is being used, our pilots will have to identify certain search, acquisition and tracking modes. Basically, what we are trying to do is to increase the new pilots' combat readiness percentage."

According to Scott, pilots reporting in from CH.46 school, have about a 60 percent CRP. He added that it's up to squad- rons in the fleet to upgrade their combat readiness.

For t he more experienced

pilots, instructors from the Marine Aviation and Tactics Squadron based in Yuma, Ariz., will conduct test to improve pilots' night-flying capabilities.

Scott said some pilots will have the opportunity to upgrade their night-flying abilities by undergoing lower light level training. Scott added that at Barking Sands, everyone from the pilot to the crew chief will have the opportunity for mission-ready training.

"Being the only tactical Marine squadron left, not only on the Air Station, but on the island, we're still responsible for supporting everything we use to support," said LtCol. E.E. Cade, HMM-364 commanding officer. "With the exception of 3d Marines, we support all missions."

Cade said support entails the clean-up operations on Ka- ho'olawe, Fleet Marine Force and Army's parachute operations and VIP missions.

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War's end brings joy CEASE/from A-1 enemy and make them split their defenses to cover two different fronts, Schwarzkopf said.

Meanwhile, 1st and 2d Ma- rine Division warriors, along with various Arab coalition forces, the U.S. Army's Tiger Brigade and 2d Armored Divi- sion, delivered the frontal assault the Iraqis had both hoped for and expected," Schwarzkopf said.

The assault began at 4 a.m. Feb. 24 (operational theater time). By mid-afternoon, the Marines had made their way well into Kuwait and had taken thousands of Iraqi prisoners.

Gen. Schwarzkopf gave these Marines strong praise for their "textbook operation."

"I can't say enough about the two Marine Divisions," he told the world during live television coverage of his briefing. "If I used words like brilliant, it would really be an under-de- scription of the absolutely superb job they did in breaching the so-called impenetrable barriers."

He said it was a classic breaching of very tough barriers, covered by mine-fields, harhorl.wirn. nod firo.#roophog

"They went through the first barrier like it was water," he continued. "They went through the second barrier line under artillery fire, and continued to open up that breach to bring both divisions screaming through."

Pool reports filed by media traveling with the 1st Marine Division, to which the Hawaii- based 3d Marine Regiment has been attached for the duration of the deployment, said it was among the first allied forces to enter Kuwait City. Here, said one reporter, "they were greeted by a handful of jubilant Kuwaitis."

I Marine Expeditionary Force Commander LtGen. Walter E. Boomer was quoted as saying, "I expected (the Iraqis) to fight a lot harder than they did. But if they had stayed in every single bunker and fought it out, the result would have been the same-they still would have lost."

To this, the pool reporter said that one senior Marine officer added, "the odds of two Marine divisions against 11 Iraqi divisions was just about right."

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From its conception in Febru- ary 1941, the United Service Organizations has played an integral part in enhancing the lives it comes in contact with.

It was apparent then, when Bob Hope and other celebrities entertained GIs in far- away hostile lands, and today, when military families arrive at new duty stations at home and abroad.

Nowadays, with more than half of today's military personnel married, the USO has put mere emphasis on family services and programs for transient personnel.

"Our emphasis has changed since the days of previous ware," said Bobbie O'Connor, executive director for USO "Although the USO still caters to the single serviceman or woman, there has been a big swing to include the families."

A combined number of 66,000 military personnel and families travel through the three USO programs in Hawaii annually. The three USOs lire located at the International Airport, Hickam Air Force Base and in Waikiki.

Both Hickam and the airport USOs are open 24 hours a day, but only the airport center has sleeping quarters for four people or two families.

According to O'Connor, the majority of personnel traveling through the USOs now are reservists who have been reac- tivated for Operation Desert Storm and retirees.

O'Connor, who has been with USO Hawaii for only a short time, said she realized she had come into the organization during a tough time.

"I was on hoard just nine

days before the war started," said O'Connor. "I was brought in at the right time. I am a military wife and have a daughter who is on active duty in the Persian Gulf. The military has been so good to us, she added. "This is one way of returning something back to it."

O'Connor and her combined staff of more than 150 volunteers assist military personnel and their families who transit Hawaii by helping them cope with travel-related problems. USO support comes when families need help contacting their military services and when accommodations are needed for travelers awaiting flights or other transportation.

O'Connor said most of the people arriving in the airport and Hickam USOs have usually been flying many hours and are very tired. Making their stay as comfortable as possible relies on the staff and volunteers of the USO. While at the USO centers, patrons can read books, watch television, video tapes, play billiards and write letters.

Volunteers range in age from 18-year-old high school students to grandmothers and grandfa- thers. O'Connor said the volunteers here go through an internal on-the-job training program geared specifically for the transient personnel.

According to O'Connor, a lot of the USO Hawaii volunteers are veterans and "snowbirds."

"We call them snowbirds because they are retirees who make regular trips to Hawaii for three or four months during the mainland's winter season," said O'Connor. "Because they have been helped so many times through the USO Centers, they join on as volunteers."

"The USO's motto is 'home

away from home' " said O'Con- nor. "We like to think we can offer that type of comfort for the traveler here," she said. "We're sort of the military's ambassadors club."

The USO Waikiki Center at Fort DeRussey is one of the newly erected centers here. Some say it adds nostalgia to USO Hawaii.

Standing in sharp contrast to the modern building is a

weather-beaten Malluhia Ball- room. According to O'Connor, it once housed hundreds of servicemen more than a half a century ago during the war efforts of World War II and Vietnam.

"The USO Waikiki Center is a wonderful facility," said O'Connor. In fact, when I first walked in, I felt like I was in Chapter 42 of the "Winds of War"."

According to O'Connor, the Waikiki Center will be used for support groups whose families are deployed to Operation Desert Storm.

A future plan for the USO Waikiki Center is a "Friday Night at the Movies" program. O'Connor said the program will be geared toward servicemen and women on off-payday weekends.

"We will offer free popcorn, punch and current movies instead of the regular scene in Waikiki," said O'Connor. "This will add a sort of home, atmosphere with our big-acre, r television and lounge chairs

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Home visitors will come to the homes of military families living on and off base and bring information on pregnancy, child birth and infant care. Free gifts and formula will be given after the baby's birth. This program also serves as a support system to mothers whose husbands are deployed. It is open to all branches of the armed forces. If you or someone you know is pregnant or has recently given birth, please call 254-4719/4965.

Pregnant Waiting Wives This group meets Sunday af-

ternoons, 3-5 p.m. and is led by Sally De Wald. This is a place to get helpful prenatal and post anchors inforMa non, as well as

free gifts and lots of support.

Desert Storm Information Board ASYMCA's new Desert Storm

Information Board features resource information, including names and telephone numbers of people offering support to Desert Storm families. Letters and cards of support will also be posted on the board, as we receive them. The board is located in the ASYMCA office.

Crafts For Klds Kids ages 7 and up will be

making surprise Easter gifts for their parents March 22, 3 - 4 p.m. Gift wrapping will be designed by the kids. Call to register your child. Space is limited. Fee is $4.

Serace4 The Family Service Center has

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Safe babies Fourteen-month-old Rebecca Marie Agae geg) and Ashley Marie Williams were the recipients of new car seats, as parents Cpl. Suzanne Agae and Cpl. Brandon and Cedilla Williams look on Feb. 21. A total of 10 infant car seats were donated to the Family Services Center by the GEICO Indemnity Insurance Company as a result of Child Passenger Safety Awareness Week Feb. 10-16.

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K-Bay picnic: Wet, but fun

Story and photos by Cpl. Jason Erickson Hawaii Model* Ma II WO?.,

Heavy intermittent rain and the fog of uncertainty surround- ing Desert Storm's day-old ground war threatened to cast a gloomy shadow over Community Day as it kicked off Feb. 24. N either would prove to be enough, however, to stop partic- pants from finding a rainbow in .lot, of the dreumstoneeii

While umbrellas, raincoats and plastic bags shielded them from the rain, a packed schedule of events helped take their minds off the war.

Little ponies, giant Clydes- dales and aggressive police dogs joined efforts with funny looking clowns. Aloha Temple Shriners and a host of entertainers to bring the crowd its most action packed Community Day yet.

A Clydesdale-drawn carriage also attiacted much attention during the event. The massive horses came courtesy of Budweiser

Amy Johnson (left), Billy Johnson (center) and Matthew Wilder share a wagon during a moment of rest between events.

Shea Basely works on her art skills inside the Dependent Recreation Shriners brought bike-buggys with them to the Community Day and had a constant line of children waiting for a ride throughout the day.

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Greatest Garage Sale and Silent Auction" will be held Friday - Sunday at the Neal Blaisdell Center. The event is spoansored by the American Cancer Soci- ety and will offer a vast variety of items for sale. Hours are Friday 10 a.m. 8 p.m., Satur- day and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission is $1.50. For more information, call The American Cancer Society at 922- 0333.

Camp Smith Toastmasters

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Chapel. The group meets today- and March 21. For more information, call 477-509R.

Leeward Wives' St. Patrick's Day Party

The Leeward Oahu Officers' Wives Club is sponsoring a St. Patrick's Day Party, to be held March 15, 6:30 p.m. at the Camp Smith SNCO Club. Call for reservations at 423-7115

K-Bay Officers Wives Offer Scholarships

The Kaneohe Off', Wives' Club will present r.s., $500 scholarships to children, and two $250 scholarships to spouses of active duty, retired or deceased servicemembers whose present or final duty station is or was an Air Station unit or activity.

Applicants may be at any point within their college career at an accredited school. Judging will be based on scholastic ability, school and community activities, hobbies, citizenship, SAT/ ACT scores, letters of recom- mendation and a 250-word essay. Applications are available at the Air Station clubs and through local high school guidance counselors. The deadline is April 10.

Thrift Shop Temporary Hours The Staff Noncommissioned

Officers' Wives Thrift Shop has new, temporary hours: Tuesday

Thursday, 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m., and Saturday following paydays, 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Staff NCO Wives Club Scholarships College scholarships will be

presented by the Staff Noncom- iissioned Officers' Wives Club

tc high school seniors who are dependents of an enlisted active duty, retired or deceased member of the U.S. military whose present or final duty station is was KMCAS. Applications are available through the Staff NCO and Enlisted Clubs, counselors at Kalaheo, Kailua and Castle High Schools, the Joint Educa- tion Center, Armed Services YMCA, Family Services Center and the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society. They must be postmarked no later than April 30. For more information, call Sandra Clayton at 254-4719 or Doreen Vanleuren at 254-6897.

Career Enhancement Seminar and

Information Fair Career information will be the

focus of "Opportunities 2000, A Career Enhancement Seminar and Information Fair-sponsored by the Federal Women's Coun- cil April 17. S a.m. 4 p.m. in the Sheraton-Waikiki Hotel. The seminar is open to the public. The registration fee is $50, which includes lanai and attendance at all workshops. The registration deadline is April 1. For more information, call 2.57-3135.

Ronald McDonald House Needs

Volunteers The Honolulu Ronald

McDonald House is now accepting volunteers to assist in the operation of tht House and the office. The Ronald McDonald House provides a temporary home to families of hospitalized children. Since it opened in 1987, more than 2,00 people have stayed at the Ronald McDonald House, the majority of them

from the neighbor islands. For more information, contact Cathi Chun at 942-8183.

Youth Pool Party There will be a pool party for

children, 1st 6th grade, Satur- day, from 5:30 - 8 p.m. at the Station Pool. Activities will include swimming, games and dancing. Cost is $1 per person. All pool rules will be followed. In the event of inclement weather, there will be a dance at the Community Center, building 5082. Adult volunteers are needed to help supervise. For more information, call 254-2963.

USO Volunteers Needed

USO of Hawaii is in need of volunteers at each of its three centers. Join others in serving the people who serve our country. For more information, call Donna at 836-3351.

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Meeting The organizational meeting for

Intramural Softball will be March 28, 1 p.m., in the Station Theater. All units entering a team in the upcoming season must have a representative present

All-Marines Track and Field Camp

Active duty Marines stationed in Hawaii who have All-Marine or college track and field expe-

rience are encouraged to apply for the All-Marine Track and Field Trial Camp. Resume forms are available in the Athletic Office and are due by March 22.

Friday Night At The Fights

The first bout of the semi- annual "Friday Night at the Fights" is scheduled for Friday, 6 p.m. at the Enlisted Club. Boxers interested in participat- ing can sign-up at the Athletic Office in the Main Gym, build-

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Aiken. Caterman Operation Desert Discount Dinner Cruise tickets are $18 for sunset rides, and $16 for moonlight exeur. /tains.

Barefoot Catamaran Cruise tickets are $24 for a morning cruise (9 S.M. - 12:30 p.m.)

The Brothers Calmer° Cock- tail Show Special is offered at a special $12.60 ticket price. The performance is at the Royal Ha- waiian Hotel.

The Polynesian Cultural Cen- ter is offered at a $5 admission price, with admission to its evening show costing an additional $5. Space is available for

picnic suppers. A buffet dinner is also offered for $12 per person.

Whale-watching on board the Navatek I is offered in two-and. a-half hour cruises, Tuesday -

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The Honolulu Symphony will he presenting Katie and Mari- elle Lababque in duo-piano

performance Sunday and Tues- day. ITT has a seating chart of the Blaisdell concert hall for making reservations.

Diamond Head Theatre is tuned-up for "Hair," the Ameri- can tribal love-rock musical from the 19608, March 8 - Anril 7. Tickets range from $7' $35.

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Personals

DIVORCE Serving Oahu

Since 1977

$ 12500 595-2533 Stall Attorney Gene Bridges

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MARRIAGES performed anytime, anyplace Beaches, gardens etc .

non-denominational min- ister. Videography photography avail Very len rates 255-5429

MARY KAY COSMETICS Free Glamour Makeover &Facial Call 254-4915

PARTY tent 20.20 or 30.- 30 rental 12' kids parry trernpOline 35641066

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PERMANENT Weight Loss. Certified Hypno- therapist. Cell 281-4595

OUIT Smoking. Results guaranteed Certified Hypnotherapist 261.4595

RELOCATION Service to anywhere in the US No her Response guaran

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Nondenominational ' peotacular Seaside Or Anywhere Oahu Budget to Luxury No Counsel- ing 293-8038 anytime

30 Income Tax COMPUTERIZED mar service Slate 8 federal returns. low rates 889 6859

DESERT STORMERS. 50% discount 8 one Stop Service, Charles T

Weaver EA 488-4093

DON'T WAIT file nOw Let a pro do it, fast accurate svc. reasonable All Stales Military r,hs count Bob, 5387377

IN HOME lax service at no extra charge. All out of slate returns 523-t881

TAX PREPARATION

by K.F.D. By Appointment

Only 235-4182 Individual

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37 Professional EXECUTIVE Suite OffiCe. B ishop Trust &lowing with answerin2 service. Secret arta'. Extensive e uvillary services evad- able, 52143383,

50 Business Opportunities

100 MILLION pairs sold every week Super sheer

hguaranteed no run panty

ose. Pays 10 level deep Hottest MLM of decade Call Jayne 524.4148

BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Stott your own business for as little as $120 Unlimited potential for entrepreneurs, homemakers, military dependents. Full or part. time Call now for an appointment 521-7970

I NEED YOU III Last year I earned over 000,000 In the health nutrition field, I need P, T distributors in Hew. 5-10 firs per week Free info, roc msg. 528.6811

or 1.800-437-4422

MAIL ORDER BUSINESS Fill TV customer reorders from home Earn up to 6100.000/yr Cast

L.C. Divers, 545'9057 MAKE Money at home stun envelopes for a profit SASE to USS Unlimited, 98151 Pal, Momi, Suite .225,

96701

OKAZUYA FOR

SALE Well established Family Business

in Kaneohe Town

$50,0 00 Call 236-3000

Or 235-6977

50 Business Opportunities

WOO WEEKLY Guaren- teed. Mail super quick money kits from home Easy- Cell: 213-519-4305

STUFF overage

ENVELOPES 5140-51000

for

Send SASE to Rosa Antoine Naneone 98.128 Hill PI. Pearl City 95792

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS ARE POP- PING UP EVERYDAYI When people have something to sell, a product or service, they know they can Count On the Ciassillees for results. Can today end place your ad where it'll get FAST results, 235-88513

58 Schools Instruction

TRAVEL CAREER?

Basic/Computer/Tour Enrol' now.

Windward Travel Institute

262 -7749 or 233-1155

59 Employment Opportunities

AAA SALES

OPPORTUNITY 100 Million Pairs Sold

Weekly 100 million women "Will Go Crazy". New sheer "Never Run" panty hose! (As seen on National TV) superior quality, ground floor, no competition. Call for start up package A info.

Join ust 948-4458

24 hr. message

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

NEED EXTRA INCOME FOR 1991

Earn $500-$1000 weekly stuffing envelopes, For details Rush $1.00 w/ SASE to 01H Group Inc 1019 Lk Sherwood

Orlando Fl. 32818

REPORTER For community newspaper. Must have strong writing skills for both hard news and features. Will be responsible for story ideas, photo assignments, reporting, writing headlines and proofreading. Layout experience a plus.

Salary + Gas Allowance

Bill Stone - 235-5881 fn.. ri r

2 0 045 00 WEEKLY Assemble products et home Easyl No trolling You're paid direct Fully Guar 24 Hour Recording Reveal. 801-375-2900 Est HD1030

NM NET WEEKLYI Prompt Payment On your own time, $5 /min Details 7 day020 s/eve 1 -ROO

786-7

BAG A SARGIN in the classified. Your super marketplace. 235-5856

YUM YUM TREE RESTAURANT

IN PALI PALMS Is now seeking qualified people for day time postitions as Cashier or Hostess

Full 8 part time positions available.

Please apply in person: Yum Yum Tree Restaurant

970 N. Kalaheo St. Kailua, Hi 98734.

Foie., Oporto., Employer



AIRPORT Andy Frain Service, is now hiring passenger screeners for the Honolulu Internationel Airport. Will train. Appli- cants most be dependable, mature, 18 or older, high school diploma or OED Is required. Days 8 graveyard available F /T, P/T work. Drug free environment Ideal far homemakers, students. retirees 8 2nd jobs. Ston- ing salary $4.25 Per M. - benefits ft incentives 839-8046

GET MORE MILEAOE FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN THE CLASSIMMISI 11 ex those odds A ends are driving you Crary. sell 'ern lor extra cash through the Classifieds Call today and place your Id ALOHA Key $ EnenrOtte Counter Sales needed AI

Hickarn, Kaneohe. ono Honolulu areas Contact 537-4914

ATTENTION MILITARY Families. ADIA needs your Positions for Sec- ty's. Recpre, Word Pro- cessors ADIA 533-8889

COUNTER PERSONS Kapalisle RaSSI

PM %Ms braider Mee $al Wa trial

f 1.0AT Mini PEPSIN

SITE PRESSERS lIsiseelts

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Call Theresa 235-2533

Caesars Cleaners

March 7-13, 1991 Classified II

BOOKKEEPER Hawaii Loa College

Small private collage on Windward side, is seeking a person with accounting skills. Duties include: journal entries, general ledger analysis, & reconciliation. Requires a minimum, 2 yrs. related accounting experience & strong familiarity with general ledger, A/R, A/P, desire computer exper. & familiarity with fund accounting. Excellent benefit program includes free college courses.

Send resume, references & salary requirements. Director of Personnel

45-045 Kamehameha Highway Kaneohe Hawaii, 96744


MIMIE.r.

ANYONE 10 YEARS & OLDER

Looking for a little spend- ing $$ You can make $30-$50 month for 1 day a week delivery of local paper. Takes about 1-11/2 hrs. on Thursday after- noons before 6pm. Need carriers in Ahuimanu & Kahaluu Elementary School Dist. especially. Call Diane 239-7054.

AVON Earnings endless. Be your own boss. Call Beverly 624-1327.

FREE Computer Classes

SELECT TEMPORARY SERVICES offers you free state certified computer training through Computer Training Academy Come in now & we will show you how to upgrade your computer skills. We also have openings for long and short term assignments if you are experienced and qualify.

Switchboard Opers.

General Oft. Clerks

Word Processors

Data Entry Clerks

Bookkeepers

Legal/Exec. Sectys.

We offer great benefits: top pay, health insurance, parking subsidies, paid holidays, free computer training & much more! Come in now to °he of our conveniently located offices.

SELECT TEMPORARY

SERVICES INC.

528-5055 483-0055

Downtown Aiea EOE /NO FEE


AVON! SSup to 50% earnings possible. Free kit. Jo 395-6970.

AVON! Own business. Be your own boss! Cash gifts. Kandy 235-7641.

BUILDING MAINTENANCE High Rise Condo

Kailua Experienced general maintenance person. Full time, excellent benefits & wages. Apply: Windward Passage, 322 Aoloa St., Kailua. Ph. 261-2443.

CAREER Opportunity for Military Dependents - Retiring Military - Marketing Mothers insurance $2000+. Government Personnel Mutual Life 456-2048.

CARETAKER position open for local church, a small apartment, utils., cash salary provided in exchange for cleaning, yard cam, security. Out- side work permitted. Great for married couple. Ph. 262-8176.

CASHIERS/SALES Immed: P/T openings in Honolulu, Kaneohe & Pearlridge for retail shoes & clothing departments.

537-5911 ext. 55 M-F 9a.m. to 4 p.m.

CIRCULATION RECORDS

CLERK Challenging position in busy circulation office. Computer e xperience necessary and 1 0- key by touch. Basic accounting knowledge helpful. Pleasant telephone manner a must. Good salary and benefits.

Apply in person at: 45-525 Luluku Road,

Kaneohe Monday - Friday

8am - 5pm Equal Opportunity Employer

CLEAR your credit legal ly, bankruptcy. tax liens judgments, repo's, etc 80 million market, out standing opportunity agents needed 536-4957.

Liberty Bank 141

WORD PROCESSOR Must have good verbal and written communication skills, good grammar with emphasis in spelling, correspondence and report formatting. Typing at 50+ wpm with 1-2 years word processing experience.

Apply in person or send resume in confidence to:

Human Resources Department, Room 201, 111 N. King St. Honolulu, Hawaii 96817

An Equal Opportunity Employer

BEAUTICIANS & BARBERS

55% COMMISSION TO START! THE REGULATION HAIRSTYLING

Aikahi Park Shopping Center Open 7 days, 8am-9pm. Ask for Julie or Sandra

254-4111 CHAIR RENTAL AVAILABLE

A Kapiolani Health Care System Hospital

BE A REGISTERED NURSE AT PAIL MOMI!

WHY? 'Flexible hours .'Specialty Certification vBonus Programs -'Clinical III Recognition Program 'FREE Parking 'Employee Discounts 'University Phoenix BSA Prog. Site

For more information about nursing opportunities call Dorothy Shepherd, Director of Nursing, at 486-6000 or apply at 98-1079 Moanalua Road, Aiea, Hawaii 96701, Monday- Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Equal Opportunity Employer.

Leeward Oalitt, we're on your side.


COOK, FOOD SERVICE personnel, wait help, dishwasher, day & night shift. Mililani/Wahiawa. Call 621-6758.

DIRECTOR F/T, Chris tian Preschool. Teachers 8am-12. Kailua 262-6070.

DRIVER DELIVERY

Part-time position for energetic, dependable person. Work all day Thursday plus 3-5 hours flexible time. Lifting. Drivers's abstract required. Good hourly wage.

Call Sun Press Circulation

235-5881 ext. 354

EARN $100 for every book you read at home. 24 hr. recording reveals details. 1-801-756-9995, Dept. HI-2

EARN $300/$500 per wk. reading books at home. 1-615-473-7440 Ext. B524

EARN $458.04 weekly!! Easy, enjoyable, home assembly work, no exper. necessary. Record msg., 24 hrs. 1-801-756-1401 Dept. HI-2.

EARN extra income! Home assembly, crafts; piecework, electronic sewing, typing. Call 1-213-281-8111.

EARN up to $200 per week processing FHA/ HUD Gov't refunds. No experience necessary. Call 1-619-549-3717, ext. K800 24 hrs.

FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR

ARA Healthcare Nutrition Services, is seeking a Food Service Director with food service management training, pre- ferably RD to manage all aspects of an 86 bed long term care facility. Flexibility to travel to meetings & workshops is essential. We offer competitive pay and benefits. Call Cassondra Easley, days at 247-8558 M-F or Pat Yogi, evenings at 8.48 -8203 for more information. EOE


EXP. Medical Assist doctors office, medical claims, etc. 261-4668.

EXPERIENCED PAINTER wanted. Own trans. Call 235-5980.

GENERAL Office Clerk Warehouse/Order packer, friendly company seeks dependable people. Aloha Key 537-4914.

GENERAL factory help for clothing mfg. Will train. Kailua 263-4801.

GROUP LEADERS Wellness/lifestyle modifi- cation program is looking for skilled facilitators to work with local Navy population. Curriculum topics include substance use/abuse, communication skills, problem solv- ing, stress management and values clarification. Part-time 1 or 2 weeks per month only. $8.24/hr. starting. Send resume to: Site Coordinator, NADSAP Office, Box 55, Naval Station, Pearl Harbor 96860 University of Arizona, AAEOE.

HIGH INCOME potential working at home. Send SASE to: Danco, P.O. Box 75159 Honolulu, HI 96836.

HOME CLEANERS

UP TO $8.25/HR.

STUDENTS, MOTHERS MILITARY, WELCOME.

Flex. daytime hours. Need car & home phone.

Paid weekly

Call 732-9490

Dana's Housekeeping Personnel Service.

HOME WORKER extra income, write P.O. Box 1734 Kailua Hi. 96734

HOMEWORKERS. Earn up to $1470 per month. Amazing brief recorded messaage reveals details. Call 528-6805, Ext. H1.

HOUSEKEEPER'S will train. Phone & car required. Team system, Mrs. Clean Inc. 486-4822.

INTELLIGENCE JOBS. All branches. US Customs, DEA, etc. Now Hiring. Call (1) 805- 962 -8000 Ext. K-4031.

There's A Job For You At PRI/Gas Express.

Part-time or full time, it's a great place to work. And with 24 stations open 24 hours a day,

there's a shift and location that's right for you. You'll enjoy pleasant working conditions, good

benefits, and incentive bonuses. Join the PRI/Gas Express team. Call for an

interview or stop by any Gas Express station today. Start earning money soon.

547-3666 VII

!Rif, gas express

LIBERTY HOUSE

HAIRSTYLIST LIBERTY HOUSE KAILUA STORE is currently seeking a full- time Hairstylist for our Beauty Salon. Candidates should be creative, and fashion and service oriented. Appropriate Hawaii state license is required.

Liberty House provides on-going training in hairstyling techniques. We offer excellent benefits and salary plus commission.

PLEASE APPLY AT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE Monday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

or call 945-5305 for an appointment. An Equal Opportunity Employer

CLERICAL POSITIONS . CALL TODAY

WORK TOMORROW... Temporary Assignments at prestigious firms. Flexible length to permanent. Bonuses. Benefits. Upgrade your skills with FREE training.

TOP PAY!

Typists To $300/wk Receptionists To $320/wk Data Entry To $380/wk Acct'g Clerks To $450/wk Secretaries To S450/wk Word Processors ,. To $450/wk

NO FEE TO YOU!

Call Donya at

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JOBS IN AUSTRALIA Up to $75,000 tax

free. All occupations. Free Medical,

Transportation 1-714-258-0901 ext. 324

LADIES-EARN Sas Selling finest skin care product on market. Work your own hours, from your own home. No inventory requirement. Call 261-3569.

LET'S GO FISHING 33' boat, Lic. Capt. Military/ Kamaaina rates. You keep the fish 486-4854.

MID PACIFIC COUNTRY CLUB Cooks & shoe care, Employee Golf privileges. 262-8161.

AVIATION INDUSTRY CAREERS!

DynAir Corporation

MIDWEEK ASSISTANT

Midweek Magazine needs an assistant like YOU if you can: answer phones pleasantly & professionally, compose correspondence, type 45 wpm, learn to use a Mac, and help keep an editorial office running smoothly. All that and keep smiling, too. Accuracy and attention to the smallest details are necessities. If this hasn't scared you away and you're looking for an entry position in the world of journalism, call 235-5881 and ask for Vera Benedek.

NURSE Part time visiting nurse, position avail. at the Hawaiian Auxiliary Navy- Marine Corp Relief Socie- ty. Must be a registered nurse with active Hawaii license, car necessary will be working with newbOrns & Military Families. Phone 423-1314

Deadline for application March 15.

THE COUNTRY S t ERRING AIR! IN( 111111UND

1:11161PANY IS riccrPTINII RPP111:5 I IONS 11IR 11.11.11015 II I %WI IIYMIN1 !OR

BAGGAGE RAMP AGENTS

AIRCRAFT CLEANERS MEW ! EIVi>EASEATiNIS= SINETITIIE EEMEE ILT PATS FlESTI TO PAR 11111111 Fill TIAM1 PAM EMIL IIIVIAACE

MESOISBIBITIe AT LEAST 17 TIM Of AK SIM VALE MIMES* UCENSE

DNS seam - CSISPANT VW. MIME CALL 836-3488 M NNW 11111erbletT &WNW


MILITARY Welcome! Immed.P/T sales in retail store. 537-5911 ext. 55

MWR SUBASE Is currently recruit-

ing for a contract position.

TENNIS PRO Send resume to Moral, Welfare &

Recreation Code 30/Personnel

Naval Submarine Base

Pearl Harbor Hi. 96860-6500

or call 471-9183 Application deadline

March 15th EOE

NURSES' AIDES Home Health Aides, Personal Workers & 24/ Hr. Companions Needed Now! Training available. Cali Upjohn Health Care Services. 836-2273.

PART time sewing in your home, experience preferred. Call 486-1779.

PILOTS MECHANICS

Nationwide/Worldwide Aviation employment

opportunities. Free Brochure

Call Toll Free 1 (B00) 543-5201

24 hra.,dayal


ORSON'S BOURBON HOUSE Will be hiring an AM Cook. If seriously interested, apply in person 2pm to 4pm. See Richard or Kimberly, 5 Hoolai St., Kailua.

PART -TIME CLERICAL 235-1900

PATIENT Services Coun- selors. Provide vision & eye pressure screening services to interested corn- munity groups. Willing- ness to learn to operate screening equipment. Possess sensitivity, patience & desire to accommodate those we service. Must operate as- a member of the team. Hawaii drivers license desirable. Working knowledge of basic office equipment & corn- outer helpful. P/T, flex_ hrs., some travel. For appointment call Joette at 622-2003.

PRE-SCHOOL Director, 12 month program, require BS/BA education, plus one yr. teaching exper. For details contact Emmanuel's Pre-School & Day Care, 780 Keolu Dr. Kailua 96734, 261-3012 or 262-4548.

PRESCHOOL TEACHER or aide, Military o.k. P/F time. 845-8233.

p.

es/li First Hawaiian Bank

ASSISTANT ASSET CONTROL SUPERVISOR College degree or equivalent work experience. Two-three years supervisory experience required. Securities background desirable. Ability to work well with people. Good written and verbal communications skills essential. Ability to work well under pressure, meet strict deadlines and handle multiple tasks. Must be well organized and self-motivated.

COLLECTORS Do you have finance company, banking or collection agency experience in collection? Contact customers by telephone and correspondence regarding payments of delinquent accounts. Prior consumer loan collection experience helpful. Good verbal and written communication skills essential. Positions available in our BankCard department.

SECRETARIES Performs secretarial duties for officers in various departments. Good organizational & administrative skills required. Must possess good written & verbal communication skills. Previous experience in a financial institution preferred. Computer knowledge helpful. Must he able to type 50-60 WPM.

TELLERS Full Time & Part Time

Seeking individuals with previous cash handling & customer service experience. Must have good communication skills. Positions available at our Hawaii Kai, Kaimuki, University, Kapahulu, Kapiolani and Main Branches.

ESCROW MANAGER Responsible for the management of Bank's Escrow Services and development of community business. Develops and institutes training programs for department. Responsible for complex escrow processing and commercial transactions. Pursues and maintains good working rapport with state agencies, title companies, lenders, attorneys, etc. At least 5 years Real Estate, escrow and/or related management experience. College degree preferred. Good communication and business development skills essential. Must be domputer literate.

SALES, SERVICE & TRAINING ASSISTANT Previous general office and/or secretarial training preferred. Knowledge of IBM PC and Macintosh computers highly desirable. Good verbal and written communication shills along with good interpersonal skills required. Ability to work with minimal amount of supervision and exercise good judgement highly desirable. Must be able to handle multiple projects at one time. Occasional overtime work may be required.

CLERKS Clerical positions available in various departments in our Downtown to University and Kapiolani branches. Must be able to type 45 WPM and able to use 10 key adding machine. Good verbal and written communication skills required. Some basic accounting knowledge and general office skills helpful. Ability to use personal computers also helpful.

CONTROL CLERK 3rd Shift

Six months Electronic Data Processing experience or one year banking experience preferred. Basic understanding of accounting procedures desirable. Must be able to type at least 40.45 WPM. Must be able to lift 30 pound boxes and to work overtime. Hours are Tues.-Sat. 12:15 AM-8:15 AM.

EXCELLENT BENEFITS: -Child Care Subsidy Plan -Medical, Dental Group Life Ins. -Profit Sharing, Tax Shelter 401(K) -Holidays, Paid Vacations

-Discounted Rates on BankCards -Mortgage Interest Rates -Retirement Plan -And Other Benefits

Apply In Person

HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION 165 S. King St., 15th FL

Honolulu, Hawaii Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 AM-3:00PM

Fri., 9:00 AM-12:00 Noon After Hours by appointment

An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F


RECEPTIONIST FULL TIME receptionist for busy circulation office. Professionally minded, self-motivated individual who enjoys dealing with the public. Knowledge of filing. basic math, typing and computer required. Good hourly wage and benefits. Apply in person: 45-525 Luluku Rd. Mon. - Fri. 8am to 5pm.

RECEPTIONIST Part-time, temporary receptionist; with possibility to move into full-time position. Must be quick learner, reliable, flexi- b I e and self- motivated. Also needs to have a pleasant phone voice, be courteous and enjoy working with the public. Good hourly wage, commensurate with abilities. Don't delay, call Ginny at 235-5881.

RECEPTIONIST F/T. In Kailua office. Sat. a must. Call 262-8107.

SEWERS-Factory exp. w/ industrial machines ONLY. Kailua 263-4801.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Sun Press Classified

235-5656

Accounting & Bookkeeping

MELA KEALOHA, dba Hau'oli Ola, Accounting/ Bookkeeping Service. Small size businesses. Reasonable, 524-5259.

Appliances Cleaning VCR-REPAIR Will buy broken VCR's. Pick-up, from AMR-Hickam-Ft. Schafter. 847-3018.

Carpentry A-SUNSHINE Maint. Co. Gen. Carpentry, redwood fences & decks. Quality work. To $100. 262-0713.

AAA Quality remodeling, additions, lanais, tile. dry wall, painting, rough to finish guar. work. To $100. 235-0347/263-8545.

AAA 'dependable carpentry, drywall, termite damage, door repair/ replacement. References, to $100, 262-1920.

CARPENTRY frame to finish, moss rock. masonary, fences, all renovations, large or small. Up to $100. Call for for free est. 235-1714.

TERMITE, water & Dry Rot repair specialists. Free est., to $100. Call Mark CM&R Co.,

226-9170/955-3499.

Carpets

AM PM Carpet Service 1. Carpet sales.

2. Installations new/used. 3. Repairs & restretches

Free est. 224-2350.

Z-1 CARPET CLEEN Residential/Commercial, Upholstery Specialist $14.95 Rm. Ph. 263-0300.

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof, Service since 1968.

Call Ron Albert 522-0193

B&M Professional Cleaners. Homes, offices, move-outs, commercial, etc. Reasonable, reliable, ref. "We don't just clean, WE CLEAN!!!" 395-2024.

Contracting & Construction

D & M CONTRACTING INC. Gen. contractor, planning & design svc.. new homes additions, remodeling, all construction phases. Free est. Lic. #14233 & insured. Call 239-4546.

CLEANING SERVICE Specializing in rental checkout, sm. business. Incl. windows & carpets. Free est. Call 488-3077.

EXPERT CLEANING Post construction, move- outs, offices, houses. Call T & M Cleaning 239-7624.

GRACIE'S HOUSE CLEANING homes, offices & move outs. Low rates, Call for free est. 625-6239.

HORNER Construction. Plans, additions, renovation & kitchens. Standard new homes as low as $60 per sq. ft. BC-15432. Eddie, 261-6925.

LAWSON CONSTRUC- TION all phases, residential/commercial. Insured, free est. 621-5172 BC16438.

LIC. Gen. Contractor for both Commercial & Resi- dential. Call Mike 261-4430. BC-16017.

HOUSECLEANING Kailua/Kaneohe area weekly-bi-weekly. Excl. work, responsible. Ph. 262-1201

HOUSEPROUD Clean- ing. Res./Comml. reas. Guaranteed. 623-8185

M.D.'s DRYWALL, hang, tape & all textures. Res./ commercial, reas. rates. To $100. Mark 254-0476.

Electrical

MAXEY Clean Windows Free Est., Reasonable rates. Ph. 262-2181.

SCREEN & KLEEN Residential window clean-

ing. Call Guy 623-9751.

CASH IN WITH THE CLASSIFIEDS! Ring up the profits when you sell those odds and ends in the Classifieds, phone 235-5656.

GREG FRANKHOUSER #EJ-5637 Fans, lights, out- lets. Please call 735-8051

QUALITY work. Ceiling fans, fixtures, addl tele. lines installed. 637-9862.

Fencing

BEAUTIFUL Redwood fences/gates $10 linear ft. To $100. 396-3017.

Financial Services $25 0 0 CREDIT LINE every one qualifies, establish or reestablish, VISA, MasterCard avail. 1-800-658-8724.

Handyman BOB A Handy Man To Know. Inside/outside home repair. 735-2196. To $100.

HANDYMAN, Windward area. Free est. Lic. C-14408. Ph. 261-5116.

JL Handyman Svc. Home repairs & renovation, termite, water rot damage, carpentry, plumbing, elec., ceramic tile, drywall painting. To $100. Call 236-0052.

LIGHT Painting, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, Call Bill 946-9358.

Hauling HAULING, moving, car, piano & misc. articles. 396-8066/288-9227 dig.

Landscaping DISTINCT

yard, rock, sprinklers. Call 263-7777.

Masonry

ALL phases masonry. brick, stone concrete work. No job too big.. Free est., 15 yrs. exp. Dave 263-2136. To $100.

Masonry

LOWEST PRICES Block wall, stone wall, slab ,

patio, sidewalk, drive way. To $100 526-9403

Painting

AAA Quality painting. Residential, commercial ouar. affordable. To $100 235-0347/263-8545.

ISLAND Budget Painting & mildew wash. Quality work. To $100. Ins., refs. 239-5058.

LEE'S Painting. 20 years business exp. Lic.

#C3858. Call 247-1454.

LOOKING for a Pro- fessional Painting Com- pany with affordable prices? Call JAL Ser- vices at 396-4221 or 263-8370. We're licensed, insured & give free estimates. Call & check us out! #C13054

PAINTING. Father & Son. Nice work. Free est. To $100. Ph. 455-8971.

Plumbing

CANE chair repair, also rush weave. Professional quality work guaranteed. Call 734-6492.

Professional Services

MILDEW? Tired of it?. Let us remove it for you. From walls, eaves, sidewalks or pool areas. Call the professionals for a free estimate. JAL Ser- vices, #C13054. 396-4221 or 263-8370.

WINDOW A/C REPAIR and service. Call after 3pm. 668-7888.

Remodeling

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

REMODELING, Addi- tions, wood decks, #BC 12339. John, 247-2287.

Repair

A CARREIRA Home repairs & painting. One call we do it all. Free est.

Call 239-4857. To $100

MAL's Painting & repairs interior & exterior, dry wail, some carpentry. quality work, free est., up to $100. Ph. 695 -5010.

Screens & Jalousies

PLUMBING home repair, drain cleaning. Call Mira- cle Maintenance for free est. 486-5645 tele-pager. 526-8568. Up to $100.

GERALD'S Home Repair. Jalousie windows screens, painting, garbage disposals. Free est. To $100. 536-8907.

Sewing & Alterations SEW Unique. Custom sewing, clothing, drapes, alterations. Ph. 423-2899.

Wallpaper PAINT & WALLPAPER Experts, free estimates. No job too small or big. To $100. Call 236-3004.

Yard Service CDK LAWN SERVICE, Mowing, trimming, weeding. Insured Free est. Cliff 455-5190.

CHEAP Yard Services exp., mowing, trimming/ weeding. Ric 293-2367.

LAWN & Garden reasonable & reliable. Expe- rienced. 623-0830.

PROFESSIONAL Garden services, all phases. Islandwide. 262-6118.

RC LAWN & GARDEN 5 years experience. Free est. 287-2586 Beeper.

REMI'S Yard Service. Mowing, weeding, trimming. Residential & Com- mercial. Call 261-4952.

RICK'S YARD SERVICE Free estimates. Call 262-2181.

TREE Svc. Lrg. removal to ornamental trimming. 12 yrs. exp. #C14433. Free est. All Paradise Tree Svc. 695-8228.

YARD & HAULING Ser- vice, reliable, free est. Call Joe 235-3763.

AIRCRAFT CLEANERS BAGGAGE HANDLERS

Career opportunities for the aviation field, excellent benefits. We have full-time and part-time positions in

the mornings, starting from 5:30 am. Our evening has only part-time positions, starting from 9:00 pm.

All jobs require that you be 18 years or older.

Calls being received Monday through Friday, at 831 -6041.

OGDEN Aviation Services An equal opportunity employer

TEACHERS CARE GIVERS

AIDES Full time and part time positions available. Benefits include 50 to 100% child care discount. Work in a clean, well equipped environment. Training available.

SUNRISE PRESCHOOLS Pearl City 488-9377 Kailua 262-2331

Equal Opportunity Employer

We are currently accepting applications for the following areas:

CASHIER/CHECKERS Part-time positions available at our Kaneohe and Waipahu stores.

MESSENGER Responsible for deliveries and pickups. Also Lot Attendant duties assisting customers and directing traffic.

SALES CLERKS Full and part-time at our Kaimuki and Kaneohe stores.

* * * We offer an excellent benefit package and competitive wages. Merit increases for excellence!

Apply in person or at the store of your choice, Mon.- Thurs., 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

HAWAII'S LARGEST AND MCSI COMPLETE --__

ear [ 660 N. Nimitz Hwy.

Honolulu, Highway 96817 an equal opportunity employer

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We've Been Helping People

Financially Since 1980

GUARANTEED ISSUE* By: National Consumer Credit Guarantee Association

Providing: Your Own Personal Line of Credit

NEED YOUR FIRST CREDIT CARD? - TURNED DOWN BEFORE?

BAD CREDIT? BANKRUPTCY? MILITARY?

No Service Charge

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*Over 95% of our Members re-

ceive a VISA/ MASTERCARD. If you are over 18 and employed,

you probably qualify for aVISA or MASTERCARD. Don't jeopardize your financial future by lack of

credit.

CALL 946-2448 60 Help Wanted

Male/Female S ECRETARY/ Receptionist. Interesting & challenging position for a bright, energetic & flexible person w/wel I developed computer, secretarial & light bookkeeping skills. Must type 55 wpm, possess excel. English. $18.000/ yr. to start & excl. benefit pkg. Lots of variety, oppty. for advance- ment. Resume w/cover letter to: Exec. Director, Arthritis Foundation. 45-1144 Kam Hwy. #500 Kaneohe, Hi. 96744

60 Help Wanted Male /Female

YARD SERVICE HELPER $8/hr. Windward. Drivers lie. req.. 254-4806.

62 Domestic Help Wanted

S60 4 HRS. to clean condo twice monthly. Refs. required. Call 261-4112.

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

ARE you looking for a dependable & trusting child provider who would give your loved one extra care? Call me. Prefer tod- dlers 18 months-5 years. Limited evening care available. Ph. 247-8617 Iwalani.

SHIATSU THERAPISTS licensed w/exper. needed for Hawaii Kai Clinic. Flex. hours. 395-4065.

TEACHERS, AIDES, WSI Preschool & Elem. Sum- mer Program F/T & P/T. Teachers PE, art, music, Ed. eval. Elem. Fall Prog. Handyman F/T & P/T, Christian Sch. 262-8501.

TELEMARKETERS 9 needed. Salary +

commission. Benefits, flex. hrs. Call 735-6452.

TOP BABY CARE: Love kids? Adult/Senior High, P/T. 637-9964, 623-6663.

WAIMEA FALLS PARK Now hiring, Hula Dan cers, M/F, Benefits apply in person 59-864 Kam Highway 638-8511.

WORK AT HOME! Bea the recession! Amazing

Smessage reveals details. 1-415-960-9207, ext. 132.

BEST Buddies Childcare. Safe, fun, reliable. F/T, Kailua/Aikahi. 254-3637.

EXP. CHILD CARE all ages, refs. avail. Eve- nings/overnite. full/part- time. 236-0327 eves.

KANEOHE baby-sit 1 to 2 children Gam -3:30 pm. 247-2399.

LOTS OF FUN learning experiences & outings provided w/Diane's play school day care. Chil- dren ages 2 & up. 1 full- time opening avail. Call Diane 239-7054.

LOVING mom will care for your child. Call 262-3807.

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American Savings BanIcs. An ir-fEllt Company

Job Opportunities CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

(TELLER) 390 (Molciki to Hawaii Kai)

Process savings, checking, loan transactions, cashes checks, files cross-sells services, operates office machines. Six (6) months cash handling experience, type 25 wpm and use 10-key calculator. Ability to communicate both orally and in writing; deal effectively under pressure to meet critical deadlines.

RELIEF CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES (TELLER) 050

Travels between branches to assist in checking and savings processing, loan transactions, check cashing, filing, cross selling services and office machines operations. Six (6) months cash handling experience; type 25 wpm; and use 10-key calculator. Able to communicate both orally and in writing, deal and work effectively with others and work effectively under pressure to meet critical deadlines.

CLOSING DATE: Friday, March15,1991 APPLY AT: Human Resources Department, 11th Floor

915 Fort Street Mall

HOURS Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

In addition, applications will be accepted at the Human Resources Department for the above positions and other positions not listed.

An Equal Opportunity Employer HCP/DAV/VRA

BECOME A

PARALEGAL University of Honolulu School of Paralegal is offering comprehensive classes for those who would like to become paralegals, at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki, from March 23 to September 21. Classes will be held every Saturday from 9

a.m. to 3 p.m. Students will be rigorously trained to assist trial attorneys, interview wit- nesses, investigate complex fact patterns, research the law, write simple memorandum, assist in preparation cif cases for courtroom litigation. Successful graduates will be awarded a certificate in paralegal. The course will be under the direction of Paralegal Nadia Farrah, J.D., who is currently preparing for the California Bar Examination. Space is limited to the first 35 students. Although the University is not accredited by a recognized accrediting agency or association or recognized by the U.S. Commissioner of Education, the Univer- sity is committed to offering only the best education to its students.

BENJAMIN J. RAMOS, J.D. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

1-800-523-3309 Space is limited

P.O. Box 3699 Mililani, Hi., 96789

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

TLC MOMS childcare Kaneohe days, 239-7335. eves. 247-7744.

WILL baby sit in my Mililani home. Mon.-Fri. References. 623-9846.

WILL babysit in my Kaneohe home, P/T. 15 mo. to 4 yrs. 235-5706.

120 Home Furnishings

BEAUTIFUL heavy duty picnic tables $120. Many styles. Call 293-8392.

CRIB with foam mattress $60. Also a twin bed $75. Call 833-9504

CUSTOM Koa table $3500, Koa stand $250. Call 262-2613

DOUBLE BED $25, 3 dressers $15 ea. Double bed & dresser $25/offer. New glass dishes $10. 235-2494 Randall

EXQUISITE koa chairs/ rockers. Many styles. Wholesale by master chair builder. 293-8392.

BEST VALUES ON

USED FURNITURE!

HOTEL

DOUBLE BEDS $69 3 PIECE $39 DINING SET NEW BURT & WICKER FURNITURE SHELVES, CHESTS, DRESSERS, LAMPS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, AND MUCH MORE!

FURNITURE

CONNECTION 98-025 HEKAHA ST. BEHIND CUTTER FORD AIEA

486-2677

POHA1 NANI CARE CENTER is taking applications for a

REGISTERED NURSE On-Call Position

Should be available to work all shifts; vacation, sick leaves, replacement, etc.

Competitive salary & benifit package.

Phone 247-1670 Pohai Nani Care Center

45-090 Namoku St. Kaneohe, Hi. 600


KOI Fish for sale. 4" to 1

foot. Your choice $5 each. Call 263-4321.

MILITARY transit damage estimates. JLA Furniture Refinishing & Repairs, upholstery, appls., antiques, glass replacements, woods. metals, Formica, brass & ceramic. Call 237-8404.

MOVING: 3 Pc. sec. sofa $100; entertainment ctr $50; china cabinet $75; 19" Sony TV, 1 yr. old $200; 13" Sanyo B/W TV $30; Reed occasional chair & coffee table $30. Call 261-4753.

PAT'S Furniture and Thrift Shop. We buy & sell! 87-139 Hookele St., Maili. Ph. 668-2006.

MOVING? We Buy Fine

Quality Used Furniture. Fast, Free Pick-up.

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

235-8056


$ CASH $ WE BUY

FURNITURE 486-2677

RATTAN love seat, chair, coffee table, double hdbrd. Double bed w/ linens. 263-4336.

ROSEWOOD Credenza, Teak T.V. cart other misc turn. 455-5531

SOFA SLEEPERS! Queen new, unused $600. Full $175. Both innerspring mattresses. Sofa/loveseat set, autumn colors $400. Coffee tables. 834-1713.

TWIN bed w/drawers underneath $50, good ,tond. Call 261-3514.

VERTICAL Blinds - 50% Off! Fabric 76 x 84 $124. Ken Hatch. 254-2080.

WATERBED queen size, w/bookcase headboard, drawers underneath, $200, 254 -5214.

WOOD DESK, 7 draws, Formica top $150, Sears micro. cab. $85. 254-2149

121 Medical & Supplies

FOLD WHEEL CHAIR It. weight. Invalid port. toilet chair, 261-2283/262-6422.

Classified III March 7-13, 1991

THE SUPER MARKET INDUSTRY OF THE 1990's - where all America shops, where every American can find a rewarding job. A tremendous variety of jobs A place to T EARN WHITE YOU EARN A place to GET AHEAD on your own merits A NATIONWIDE STABT,F industry SKILLS for LIFE - GOOD working CONDITIONS GOOD SALARY and GREAT BENEFITS

MEDICAL. BENEFITS WITIT BRIM ANT) v15100"

Straub Plan KAISP_EZ PEJIAMNENTE

Credit Union Scholarships flexible Hours

Holiday Pay Sick Leave Vacation

IIrilUi Plan HEALTH 1 Eats ai i PLAN

PACIFIC

Dental Plan Life Insurance Pension

SUPERMARKETS

More Than Just A Grocery Store

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City Zip TIMES SUPERMARKET Phone Time to Call__ Position desired Location desired

PERSONNEL OFFICE 21253 N. KING ST. 2nd FLOOR

HONOLULU, HI 96819 or drop off at any TIMES location

An Equal Opportunity Employer

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OPPORTUNITY IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER ... Would you like to work in your neighborhood? We're right around the corner from you. We can turn your spare time into money. Work 4 or more hours a day 3 or 4 days a week - totally your option. Customize your busy schedule with a convenient work schedule.

Look at all we offer: MEDICAL & DENTAL INSURANCE

FLEXIBLE WORK SCHEDULES VACATION & HOLIDAY PAY

FREE LIFE INSURANCE PAID TIME OFF CREDIT UNION

Please apply Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at:

1755 Nuuanu Ave., 2nd Floor 523-3711 Jobline

or visit any of our convenient locations for an application

an equal opportunity employer .4

INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

EXCELLENT STARTING BENEFITS ANN PEARL is a family owned and operated Intermediate Care Facility committed to providing quality health care services to the people of the Windward side since 1950.

RN & LPN, NURSE ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPING F/T NIGHTS

THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY AIDE F/T

BENEFITS Medical plan including Dental, Drug & Vision Excellent Starting Pay Flexible Schedules Full & Part Time Positions Employer Paid Pension Plans Regular Wage Increases Paid Inservice Training FREE CPR Training & Certification Supportive Administration Participative Management FREE PARKING NO TRAFFIC HASSLES Paid Vacation & Sick Leave

45-181 Waikalua Road Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744

247-8558

HOME & APARTMENT GUIDE 73 Apts. Furnished

2 BDRM. 114 ba. nr. bus line, nr. schools, shopping, good security & parking. $1000/mo. Call 676-6400 ask for Tante.

NICE apt for single person, no smoking, priv. home $700 util. paid. Enchanted Lake 261-0404

74 Apts. Partly Furnished

HANDY Base. 1 bdrm. $550; 2 bdrm. $725. 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee.

KAILUA nonsmoker, no pets, quiet single person $450 + dep. Ph. 262-7426.

WINDWARD. apt., utils. $500; I bdrm. $650. 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee.

76 Rentals To Share

KAILUA- Erich. Lake, nonsmoker/professional, rm. in home, pool, prkg., etc. $400/mo. 261-1440.

KAILUA rm. in lge. home. pool, parking all ammenities. nr. bus & shopping $500, 262-9868.

KANEOHE, in private home w/pool. Non- smoker, nondrinker. Own bath. Short term ok. $400/mo. Call 239-5566, eves, & weekends.

OFFICE TO SHARE Ideal for therapists. Yours on Fri., Sat., Mon. Century Sq., Makai view 26th fir. $450/mo. 521-1793.

PUNAHOU 1 bdrm., in lrg. 3 bdrm. home, share w/2 people. Patio, W /D. Avail. now, 247-1134, 236-0804, 946-4733.

83 Houses Partly Furnished

ENCHANTED LAKE 3 bdrm. 2 ba., family room, view, deck, enclosed lanai, yd.svc. $1450/mo. Avial. April 1st. 262-9821.

KAILUA upstairs, 3 bdrm., 2 ba., living room, kitchen, use of Washer/ dryer, incl. utils. $1450/ month. Avail now. Calf 262-4979 or 262-8480.

PEARL area. 2 bdrm. $700; 3 bdrm. $950. 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee.

WAIMANALO 4 bdrm., partly furnished. Avail. March 1st. 259-5017.

84 House Sitting PRO. COUPLE to housesit, prefer long term, Kailua. 261-0413.

85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

HELP WANTED - FREE RENT & cellular phone 4 sale. Mr. J., P.O. Box 23125, Honolulu 96823.

KANEOHE clean 2 bdrm., nr. Windward Mail $975 incl. utils. 235-1100.

86 Condos/Townhouses Furnished

PAT'S AT PUNALUU. 1

bdrm. furn. beach front condo. 235-3445.

88 Rooms For Rent FURN. ROOM in Kailua, off Oneawa St. Quite, nr. bus stop, will consider mother w/1 child. $350/ me. 262-0391 after 6pm.

ROOMIE needed 4 bdrm condo in Kaneohe $400 + utils. Refs. 247-0710.

ROOM for rent, Kailua $400 a month + deposit & utils. Call 263-8182.

WANT clean non -smoker to share 2 bdrm. twnhse. in Aiea; partly furn. bdrm. $440/mo, $300

Mr dep. 486-6134 Iv. msg.

81 Houses Furnished BEACHSIDE Kailua, furn 3 bdrm. home. avail fo this summer 261-9800

WAHIAWA Heights large room w/ba., quiet area, own entrance. $275/mo. incl. utils. 621-2442.

83 Houses Partly Furnished

AIEA/Pearl I, 1 bdrm. $825 incl. utils. Call eves. 488-9928.

BASE area. Cottage utils. $475; 2 bdrm. $700. 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee.

93 Vacation Rentals 109 Condos/Townhouses

For Sale

KAILUA Bed & Breakfast nr. shopping/beach. 1

bdrm. $40 per. day or $250 per wk. 254-5757.

KAILUA Vacation Rent- als. Near Beach. Call 261-5174.

KAILUA beachside 1 or 2 bdrm., 1 ba., kit/family rm./priv. enter. 261-9800.

LANIKAI nr. beach, 3 bdrm., 2 be. home or 1

bdrm. cottage. 262-5445.

98 Rentals Wanted CHRISTIAN couple w/2 sm. children & foreign student. Clean & rea- sonably quiet desire 3-4 bdrm. home w/covered carport/garage. Excl. references up to $1000/ mo. Windward area, near busline. 262-1920.

FAMILY OF 3 including 1

sm. dog (Pomeranian). Needs 2 or 3 bdrm. townhouse, condo, apartment or home to rent for approx. 6 mo. Enchanted Lake, Kailua, or Lanikai areas. To $1000/mo. 263-4382.

109 Condos/Townhouses For Sale

AIKAHI GARDENS. Quiet 3 bdrm., 2.5 ba. w/lrg. courtyard & new kit. $225,000 (L) Judy Kalbrener RA 236-0296.

Wocrall-McCarter, Inc. 263-6960 735-2411

BUY THIS perfect end unit today! 2 bdrm., 1

ba., in Mt. View Terrace. Act now. Alan Lam (RA) 247-6681. CoU3WQ1.1. BAN Ken o McCORMACK

REAL ESTATE

Independently owned & operated

93 Vacation Rentals KUILIMA EAST! Newly upgraded unit, with golf course view. Super unit. Grace Takakawa (R) 247-6681

ADORABLE KAILU COTTAGE Across beach, private. Call 261-0756.

AFFORDABLE priv. 1

bdrm. cottage, nr. beach & shops. Call 262-2212.

KAILUA 1 bdrm. cottage Tropical setting, nr. beach. $50/day 261-2834.

KAILUA 2 units, large studio/bdrm., private ent., pool. Ph. 262-8540.

KAILUA 3 bdrm. hm. w/ Pool. Avail. Mar. 15, nr. Castle Hosp. 261-2603.

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Independently owned & operated

KUILIMA REMODELED End unit on golf course. 57-120 Lalo Way. Best buy Helen Kohashi (RA) 247-6681.

COLISIMIELL BAII/1111111Ulla

McCORMACK REAL ESTATE

Independently owned S operated

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CAMELOT STUDIO apt. on 12th & 22nd floor. $165,000-$175,000 Lease. Great View! 263-6999.

MAIN STREET, REALTORS

MOUNTAIN VIEW Ter- race. End unit priced right. Easy to show. Alan Lam (RA). 247-6681.

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REAL ESTATE

Independently Owned S Operated

WAIKIKI CAN'T BEAT THIS PRICE! 3 bdrm., 2 ba. covered parking. FS, $595,000. Lynn Wells (R), 261-5649.

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WINDWARD ESTATES. Brand new end unit, close to everything. Buy now. Alan Lam (RA) 247-6681

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Independently Owned S Operated

DON'T get swamped by inflation. Let the Classifieds keep you afloat, phone 235-5656!

114 Real Estate For Sale

AFFORDABLE upgraded, fenced. Close to beach, warranty, 54-205 Keala Hauula. Pat Tiner (R) 247-6681.


Incispendenly owned S operated

BIG ISLAND SUPER HOME under construction in exec. area. Complete as you wish. $245,000. Call Myrla Poston (R), 261-2293.

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KAILUA 180 DEGREE VIEWS of Pacific Ocean and 8 islands. 3 bdrm., 2.5 ba. $985,000. Bob Ball (R) 261-4258.


KAILUA 4 BDRM., 2 BA. home w.spac. attached qtrs. w/ private entry. $389,000 Myrla Poston. 261-2293.

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KAILUA BEACHFRONT 20,000+ sq.ft. lot w/80' of wide. sandy beachfront. $1,950,000 (FS). Adjacent 10,000+ sq.ft. prop. w/ 2 bdrm., 2 ba. home also available $685,000 (FS). Jane Morris (R) 2 6 1 - 2 5 1 4 D e e Marumoto (R) 263-3992.

Worrell-McCarter, Inc.

263-6960

KAILUA BEACHSIDE spec. exec. 5 bdrm., 3 ba. Fee home w/pool. $733,000. Marie Terri (RA)235-3649.

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KAILUA

BUILD YOUR DREAM home overlooking bay & mtns. 2 lots available. $324,500 FS. 263-6999.


KAILUA GREAT LOCATION! 4 bdrm., 2 ba. Near beach & new roof. $285,000 LH. Seperate apt 263-6999.

MAIN ST' It E. El% U EA

KAILUA LANIKAI beautiful remodeled hillside 4 bdrm., 3 ba. home. Fee, $795,000. 263-6999.

MAIN STREET, R EA LTCIRS

KAILUA UNIQUE FEE SIMPLE 3 bdrm., 2 ba. with room to expand! Fruit trees & nice view. Call 263-6999.

MAIN STREET, REAI.T"RS

LEILANI Estates Hawaii, 1 acre lot, big trees, electricity, paved roads, playground, club house, small dn. $25,000. Clark & Assoc. (B) 922-6945.

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REDUCED! LOOKING FOR A "GOOD BUY"?

ii Look no further! For $375,00 FEE SIMPLE we can offer this brand new 3 Bdrm., 21/2 Bath home with both ocean

and mountain views plus partial ownership in the bayfront parcel across the road. The expanded floorplan incorporates a family room, eat-in kitchen and den as well as a double enclosed garage. The lot includes half of the adjacent parcel - making it a 9,000 sq. ft. yard. The light, bright interior makes a lovely neutral background for your be- longings. Hurry on this one - call today for an appointment to see this recently completed "dream" house. MLS 86913. SUZANNE E. JACKSON (R) 263-3522.

REMODELED! SKILLFUL HANDS AND QUALITY MATE- RIALS combine to create one of the loveli- est homes on the market. The total effect is accentuated with lofty ceilings and window walls exposing the private park and pool that comprise the back yard. Cool colors carry a theme throughout this 4 Bdrm., 2 Bath dwelling. Features include a spacious family/party room, all new kitchen and baths with intricate tile work, leaded glass windows, expanded master suite and formal dining room. A covered lanai adds living space out-of-doors. Here is a home where "its all been done for you." Just move in and enjoy! $520,000. Lease. MLS 19312. SUZANNE E. JACKSON (R) 263 -3322.

118 Hekili Street, Kailua, Hawaii 96734 (808) 263-6999


NEWLY BUILT 3 bdrm., 2.5 ba. Lanikai hillside home. Lovely mountain & ocean views. Mary Farkash (RA). $895,000 (FS), 263-6417.

Worrell- McCarter, Inc. 263-6960

WANT TO INVEST in Paradise? But can't afford Hawaii prices? Florida offers a Hawaii lifestyle at affordable prices. 3 to 5 bdrm homes, on huge lots for $50,000 to $100,000 assumable loans with low down. No credit check. To view videos. Call Bliz Blizzard Realtors. 523-3323 or 672-9304.

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98-027 Hekaha St. Harbor Center Next to the Fan Shop

M-F 9-5 SAT 9-3 after 5 p.m appointments welcomed

486-8994/fee

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NEW LISTING KAILUA Poinciana Manor unit located on the quiet, breezy side of the complex. Has lots of storage, super large lanai and new carpet. Shows well and is easy to show - has lockbox. Please call BOB BALL (R) 261-4258.

NEW LISTING KAILUA Excellent location on quiet loop of quality homes. Perfect for the handyman. Baths are nicely upgraded. This can

be the perfect home to remodel and is ideal for the investor. The roof is new. Please call MYRLA POSTON

(R) 261-2293.

FEE SIMPLE KAILUA Three bedroom, 1 bath in main house and a separate studio. Ideal for extended family living. Wonderful location on quiet cul-de-sac just minutes from Kailua town! MLS #19032. $305,000. Don't just drive by! Call for showings. It's easy to see. Call LYNN WELLS (R) 261-

5649.

BEACHFRONT PUNALUU Owner wants offers! This is an outstanding buy for this fee simple, sandy beachfront country retreat. Remodel

or build all new - duplex possible. Reduced to $625,000. Please call ROBERTA FUJIOKA (R) 261-2618.

OCEANFRONT KANEOHE BAY With almost 100 feet for bay frontage, private boat dock, deep water channel, wonderful location of quiet cul-de- sac and panoramic views from almost every room. This totally renovated 5 bedroom, 31/2 bath is something special that you just don't want to miss! Over 3,400 square feet of living area, an open airy contemporary design and top of the line throughout. FEE SIMPLE! MLS #17438. $1,600,000. Will be open from 2:00-5:00 PM this Sunday. Call LYNN WELLS (R) 261-5649.

***PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AVAILABLE*** 108 Hekili Street #4

263-6111

March 7-13, 1991 Classified IV

123 Moving/Storage

LOCAL HOUSEHOLD

MOVING Apt./Condo/Home

U Box U Save Reliable Service

S&S DELIVERY

Expert Piano Moving

833-1857

GARAGE SALE CERAMIC Classes Wed., 7-9pm, Sat. 1-3:30pm. Be Creative. Ph. 262-8862.

GARAGE SALE Sat, March 9, 9-1, 1047 lopono Loop. Enchanted Lake

GARAGE SALE! 1 Day Only! Sat., Mar. 9. 8am. to 3pm., home/office Turn. & equip., golf clubs galore, microwave, computer, clothing & more. 511 Iliaina St., Kailua.

GARAGE SALE, Sat., 3/9., 9am-4pm. 1238 Akiahala St. Kailua, Furn., clothing, misc.. hshld. items & building materials.

GARAGE SALE: Sat., Mar. 9, 9 to 1, 255 & 266 Kuupua St., Kailua.

GARAGE SALE: Sat. & Sun., Mar. 9 & 10, 9am- 3pm, clothing, furniture, misc., 411 Hualani St., Kailua

HUGE MOVING SALE: Custom made koa table, end tables, koa bowls, desks, beds, lamps & much more, 1223 Ulunahele St., Kailua, Sat. & Sun. 8 to 4pm.

HUGE SALE over 1000 items big & small. Don't miss this sale! Sat., March 9, 9am-1pm. 1129 Keolu Dr. No Early Birds.

KAILUA St. John Vianney Parish Thrift Shoppe

Will open Saturday, March, 9 to 11:30am.

All new stock. 920 Keolu Drive.

L.G. CERAMICS Special- izing in centerpieces for all occasions. 262-8862.

MULTI FAMILY GIANT GARAGE SALE: Sat., March 9th, 8am to 3pm, 779 Akumu St., Kailua.

GARAGE SALE FOR THE BEST in Home, Apartment & Condominium listings,

check the classifieds.

SAT. 8am-1pm 2 family garage sale. Building supplies, refrig., clothing, toys & household items. 135-A Palapu St., Kailua.

TOOLS, counter-top range, curios, much more. Fri. & Sat., 1405 Akiahala St.. Kailua

YARD SALE: Sat., Mar. 9, 8:30 to 1pm., 430-A Manono St., Kailua. Also for sale, sofa-off white, excl. cond. $130. 263-6318 after 6:30pm.

CAR PAYMENT RELIEF!

Is your Loan pay-off greater than the value of your car?

Unable to Sell or Trade?

AVOID REPOSSESSION, SAVE YOUR CREDIT!

We have ready clients to take-over Auto Loans & Leases

CREDIT LINE SERVICES YARD SALE

March 9, 9am to 4pm. 719-E Wailepo Place.

125 Home Appliances

WHIRLPOOL stove, good condition, white. Offer. Call 395-8647.

521-5944 127 Miscellaneous

Wanted

126 Miscellaneous SSFOR Balloon Fotos Xmas Parade. Write Box 3303, Mililani, Hi. 96789.

AIR-COMPRESSOR, new heavy duty 30 gal., 3 hp, $400/offer eves. 262-2810

CAT/DOG cages Bunk bed frame adult walkers, wheelchair

262-4291 or 262-7576

FILTER Queen Vacuum Cost, $850. Must sell $250. 735-4651, 926-7292.

MARBLE Italian white Carrara (wht. w/gray Veins) 12x12 floor tiles $5.50/sq. ft. Bottichino (Igt. beige) marble tile $6/sq. ft. Ph. 531-4733.

NINTENDO: Command Control Joystick, Nin- tendo Zapper w/light gun set up, Duck Hunt game, Hogans Alley game, Nin- tendo R.O.B. Interactive game Robot w/Gyro spin- ner & gyros. Gyromite game. Call Jeff or Todd for prices, 263-4382.

126 Miscellaneous CLIFF'S Economy Furn. & Thrift Shop. 1716 N King St. Ph. 841-4443

ROCKING horse lg. $40. Large bird cage $45, twin & queen bed. 261-1691

MULTI-FAMILY Sat. only Bam-lpm. Lots of misc.! 243 Aikahi Lp., Kailua.

NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE: Sample Sale: Shirts, T-shirts, placemats. Furniture, typewriter, toys, clothes, Pool Polaris & more. Sat./Sun., Mar. 9-10, 8 to 4pm, Namala Pl., Kailua.

QUEEN headboard set $350 w/2 side cabinet (7')/dr. combos & top lighted mirror, beautiful oak finish, retail $3200. w. 923-7474, h. 262-5163

SEAMLESS ALUMINUM RAIN GUTTERS

and accessories for "Do-II-Yourseliers"

Splash blocks available. Will deliver. Call:

Island Gutters 239-6628.

VACUUM Cleaners, like new $24.95 & up with guarantee. Ph 735-6452.

VERTICAL Mini Blinds 50% Off! 72x84 PVC $99. Ken Hatch 254-2080.

WHT. BATHROOM SINK Square w/acces., $65. 262-5009.

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

GENESIS GAMES: I will buy any game (except Alterbeast) for $15. Todd, 263-4382.

HAWAIIANA Jewelry (gold, silver, old costume), Collectables,

Antiques

BUY & SELL HUNTER 262-4868

764 Kailua Rd.. Kailua

129 Stereo & Video 26" RCA Dimension Series TV. One of RCA's finest. Immaculate cond offers too much to list. Sold for over $1300, first $450 takes it. Call 261-7198.

SONY 27 " stereo console T.V., solid oak cabinet, excel cond. $3 5 0/ offer 672-8179 eves.

WE Buy or Repair non working VCR's. Call Econ Photo 239-4295.

130 Antiques & Art WINDWARD ANTIQUES.

Now buying Alaskan- American, Indian, Hawaiiana. Swords, Silver.. Wafches..Art Work. Gold..Bronzes.. Glass Clocks..Rare & Unusual. 262-5526.

140 Photography ACTION PHOTOG- RAPHY Weddings, Portfolios, graduations. parties, all occasions & events. Priced to meet your budget. 11 yrs. experience. 941-4542.

141 Video Taping FILMS transferred to video. Many locations. Econ Photo 239-4295

144 Musical Instruments

DRUMS & hardware, new & used. Buy & Sell. Drum lessons Fred's Pro Drums. Call 533-7550.

PIANO, Casio electronic with bench, excl. cond. $500 or best offer. Call 254-1756.

TAKAMINE Guitars, save up to 30% on selected models, Thayer 536-6161

PARENTS HOMEMAKERS RETIREES

Do You Want Extra Income? Enjoy part-time work from your

home as a newspaper carrier supervisor!

Immediate openings in HAWAII KAI and KANEOHE for self- starters who like to work with children. Earn from $300 to $800 per month working 8 to 18 hours per week. Car required. Gas allowance.

Call Linda Bulatao RFD Publications, Inc.

235-5881

146 Boat Sales & Service

'88 SKI Boat, w/trailer & cover & accessories, 175hp, I/O, AM/FM/ cassette. 499-1992 eves.

10 FT. BOAT 15hp motor, troller, battery, trailer, like new $1900. Call 455-6162.

28' FLYBRIDGE Sport Fis- her, fiberglass, twin diesel $30,000/offer. Call 486-4854.

CANOE 12 ft. fiberglass, like new, w/paddles. 4 pass. $450. 262-4003

SPORTSCRAFT boat, 16.5 ft. w/65hp outboard motor with EZ load trailer $2500. 455-3798

148 Water Sports Equipment

SURFBOARDS Brand new boards, 6'10", 7'2 both pin tales, with channels. Also barely used boards at 5'9", 7'4", 7'6", 8'2" & 7'8" swallow, all pintales w/channels. All have air spray. Wetsuits every size & type. Very Reasonable prices. Please call 236-0804 Jun.

151 Pets/Everything AKC Toy & Tiny Toy baby Poodle puppies. cute & cuddly 6 weeks. old, white, black or chocolate $450-$650 & up. Call 247 -0051.

AKC quality show pups, Toy Poodles, 2 males, 1

blk. & 1 wht., shots $500 each. Call 247-0051.

DOG TRAINING at your home, in 4 to 6 hours. Satisfaction guar. $65 Call 373-7406 eves.

FREE: baby kittens, fat & frisky, to good homes. Call 262-4260.

FREE: to good home. Spayed female Bull Ter- rier. 7 yrs. old. 261-4753.

GOLDEN Retriever with papers $200, 11/2 yr. old. Must sell. Call 488-7826.

PUPPIES Terriers 6 wks., Doberman/sheperd 8 wk. German sheperd 1 yr. Britany spaniel 668-7222.

CLASSIFIEDS are money makers! Call today and place your ad where it'll get fast results, 235-5656.

PUPPY TRAINING Is your pup

disobedient? Call us - We do Simple Puppy

Obedience Training

Ph. S.P.O.T. 247-4894

156 Auto Service & Parts

'76 TOYOTA wagon parts sale. 622-1330, $800 of new parts.

GO LUBE Mobile Auto Lube Reas. rates. At your hm./bus. 235-5679.

NEW WEBER carburetor 32/36 DGV-2 $150. Call 845-7565.

PORSCHE Auto Parts. New & used. Call for low prices. 486-3448.

166 Pickup Trucks '67 CHEVY PICKUP, camper special restored street rod. Balanced flash blueprinted 350. Ful- ly loaded w/all extras: A/ C, P/B. P/S. Custom int., $15,000/offer. 261-3081.

'77 DATSUN Long bed, new tires, fix-up/parts. Mech. special_ 395-1778.

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"BEST BUY" - Consumer Digest

'90 COROLLA WAGON Brand New Retail List $13,637

NOW 5-Dr. Deluxe, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Power

$10,595 Steering, eAr M3 ./5F710

choose

"MOST TROUBLE-FREE CAR IN ITS CLASS" "THREE YEARS INA ROW" -JD Powers and Associates

'90 CAMRY SEDAN Kelley Blue Book (Jan.-Feb. 91) $13,100

NOW 4-Dr. Deluxe, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, AM/FM Stereo & More. Over 60 to choose from. $11,995

"MOST TROUBLE-FREE IN ITS CLASS" "TWO YEARS IN A ROW"

-JD Powers and Associates

'90 COROLLA SEDAN Brand New Retail List $13,074

NOW

$9,995 4-Dr. Deluxe, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, AM/FM Stereo & More. Over 50 to choose from.

1 .94P11 FINANCING! *$900 Down, 48 mo., 12.9% APR On Approved Credit. .$960 Down, 60 me., 12.9% APR On Approved Credit. Subject to prior tale.

Not exactly as shown. Sale price clues not include tax & license fees of $55. RELIABLE EASY MAINTENANCE.

AND FUEL EFFICIENT 28 MPG CITY/32 MPG HWY.

'89 TERCEL Kelley Blue Book (Jan-Feb '91) - $7,725

NOW $5,995 5-Dr. Deluxe, Automatic, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Radio & More Only 10 remaining.

ONLY

$14460 "FAMILY CAR OF THE YEAR"

"TWO YEARS IN A ROW" - Family Circle Magazine

'90 CAMRY WAGON Kelley Blue Rook (Jan-Feb '91) - $13,10)

NOW $12,495 5-Dr. Deluxe, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Power

Steering, AM/FM Stereo & More. Over 30 to choose from.

All Pre-Owned Cars Have A Remaining Factory Warranty!

Hurry In Now! FFAIPAf1U AUTO CO.

94-729 Farrington Hwy., Nk'aipahu Ph. 67: 471

KAIMUKI TOYOTA 3252 Waiaiae Ave., Kaimuki Ph. 735-1737

TOYOTA CITY CORRAL 2819 Puko:oa St., Mapunapunti Ph. 814-11iS

Ca) TOYOTA 'I love what you do forme"

WINDWARD TOYOTA 45-655 Kam Her., Kaneohe Ph. 2354}68

TOYOTA CITY 2850 A Pukoloa St., Mapunapuna Ph. 834-1402

SERVICE MOTOR CO. 105 S. Kam Hwy.. Wahiawa Ph. 622.4195

Sale Ends Mar. 15! KAILUA TOYOTA

185 Ortf..awa St.. Kailua Ph. 261-3321

MOTOR IMPORTS 650 Ka,u1olani Honolulu Ph. 526-2688

KAUAI TOYOTA 433 Rte 54., Lill::: Ph. 245-6978

DiVi.s:1;17S Pac ific MC.

WA I PAH U TOYOTA 94-757 FarrinElon Hay., Waip:4hu Ph. 677-3161

SM FORKLIFT 2450 A Pukoioa St., Mapunapima Ph. ri:1.3.2126

SERVICE LEASE CO. 650 Queen St., Honolulu Ph. 523-9822

IOFF &Wiz & Ripon DIA

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 8:00am - 6:00pm yi

SERVING

AVIS

AVIS CAR SALES

DiliiIT DePefidalitiq

834-5533 834-5547

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UP TASTY DEALS

1 Fresh '89 Toyota Tercel DX (CWJ334) 1 Fresh '89 Nissan Sentra XE (CWJ135) 1 Fresh '90 Nissan Sentra XE (DCC600) 1 Fresh '9D GEO Metro 1 Fresh '90 Nissan Station Wgn. (DCY059) 1 Stuffed '88 Chevy Celebrity Wgn.

1 Prime '89 Cutlass Calais 1 Prime '9D Cutlass Calais 1 Prime '90 Cutlass Ciera 1 Comfy '90 Convertible Sunbird LE

1 4X4'89 Jeep Wrangler 1 4X4 '89 Geo Tracker 1 Sparkling '91 Sunbird LE Sedan 1 Sparkling '91 Pontiac LeMans 1 Sparkling '91 Geo Prizm 1 Sparkling '91 Grand Am 1 Sparkling '91 Buick Century 1 4X4 '91 GEO Tracker 1 Sparkling '91 Olds Cutlass Ciera 1 Sparkling '91 Sunbird Cony.

1 Stuffed '89 Plymouth Voyager 1 Stuffed '89 Dodge Grand Caravan SE 1 Stu fled '90 Dodge Caravan SE pciris 1 Stuffed '90 Plymouth Voyager loci 6521

1 Stuffed '90 Dodge Grand Caravan SE 1 Stuffed'91 Dodge Grand Caravan SE

5, ki atut fp,

$4999 15999 16999 16999 £7999 27999 17999 £9699

$11,499 $11,999

£7999 %

$8699 / £9999 19999

$11,999 61

$11,999 ; $13,999 $13,999 $14,999 $15,999

$10,999 $11,999 112,999

-112,999 214,999 £17,999

Some sale cars plus Tax, Title, Lic, Prot/ Plan and any Avis installed options.

`All selections include air conditioning, auto trans, power brakes, power steering, AM/FM

Some selections include remaining balance of manufactur- ers warranty.

77,

171 Motorcycles & Scooters

HONDA "Come Ride With Us"

NEW HONDA MOPEDS BEST DEALS IN HAWAII

SeucteiTutdai 691

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176 Autos For Sale

CYCLE Parts and Repairs. All makes, Motor Cycles and Mopeds.

Kaneohe 235-1531 (Wind Jock In The Box)

Pearl City Pt= 456-4608

(next lo Hull)

173 Auto Announcement

AUTO LOANS! BAD CREDIT OK!

Over 18 yrs. old may qualify. 1-800-437-8929. Free info., call now!

175 Vans & Campers 4 Wheel Drive

'81 CJ5 JEEP AMC, 4WD, V8, A-1 condition $4200. Ph. 946-0333.

'86 FORD RANGER XLT, extra cab, all power, A/ C, cruise control, stereo, lifted, big tires, tough four wheel drive $10,000. Call 263-4787 nights.

'90 DODGE CARAVAN SE, $12,999. A /C, Auto., P/B, P/S, AM/FM, DCT-851. All sale cars plus tax, title, lic., prot/ plan & any Avis installed Options. 834-5533

CAR SALES' AVIS

176 Autos For Sale GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehicles from $100. Fords. Mercedes. Cor- vettes. Chevys. Surplus. Buyers Guide. 1- 805 -962- 8000 Ext. 5-4031.

79 FAIPA4Offt A9R456 $195

err212 $350

74 DU5141 DP544 $450

79Yrr RARE 880289 $495

TIC0N)C4t 97967 $495

RIYEPA COV194 $595

1011 DA°75UH 9005% $5791

76 CO SEYLLE NO337 $195

79 0,41 51425 5995

CLI708 5995

1(4 DODGE 6601 I6A7/28 $1295

11GRAHADASM AU 333 $1295 it '67 BEK1150S DG463 $5195

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Chevrolet ' 4 9 CHEVY 4-dr., in storage 5 yrs. Best serious offer. 261-5966.

'69 CORVETTE, black, T- top, rebuilt 350/350 hp engine numbers match, 4 spd., new power brakes, front suspension and more, tilt-telescopic steering, removable rear window $9500. Ask for Greg 254-5785.

'77 MALIBU Classic, white, auto., A/C, 4 door $1000/offer.

'79 CORVETTE L82, low mi., auto., A/C, AM/FM cass., lot of new parts, excl. in/out $9300 or best offer. 842-1015 day, 676-4876 eves.

'79 NOVA, 4 dr., excl. V8, P/S, P/B, WW tires, vinyl uphol. $800. 262-4335.

'85 CAVALIER Fastback Type-10. Only 32,000 mi., 5-spd., sunroof. A great car for $1000 below retail. Sacrifice $2800. Call Rick 261-4923.

BMW '79 BMW 3201 clean, good cond., A/C, alarm, stereo, tinted windows. $5300/offer, 262-1920.

'85 535i. Phone, alarm, loaded, leather, $16,000/ offer. Patty, 536-5200.

Buick '77 BUICK 1 family owner since new, runs great, little rust $650 or best offer. Call 622-0073.

'84 REGAL LTD V6, P/W, P/seats, A/C, tape & stereo. Excl. mantained & plush int. Avail. March 4. $4995, 261-8123.

Cadillac '78 DEVILLE, 4 dr., clean. Firm Price $1250. Bob 488-2888.

'88 CELEBRITY WGN., $7999 Auto., AM/FM, P/ B, P/S, A/C. All sale cars plus tax, title, lic., prot/ plan & any Avis installed options. 834-5533.

AVIS CAR SALES

'91 CAMARO 2000 Take over payment 247-3651 evenings.

Chrysler '84 LASER, 4 speed, low miles, excellent condition S3500. Call 261-2293.

'86 NEW YORKER, blue, leather int., new exhaust, brakes, excellent cond. S55 00/best offer. DWH 257-1178, Hm. 254-6739

Dodge '85 COLT Turbo FI, needs work, car runs. Asking $1500. 487-1060.

-.;121. .44.4(', f!, - VC*

'84 NISSAN 200 SX CPE

Auto, P/S, AM/FM Cass. BXR982

$2295

'85 MAZDA GLC S/W

Atha, AM/FM BXY316

$2395

'86 FORD LTD 4 DR S/

Auto, A/C, P/S, AM/FM Cass MNA232

$2495 '85 HONDA ACCORD

LX 4 DR SEDAN Auto, A/C, P/S, P/W, P/L, AM/FM CAG316

$2995

'84 CHEVY CAMARO

Auto. A/C, P/S, P/W, AM/FM Cass DTE200

$3295

'87 PONTIAC SUNBIRD SE 2 DR CPE Auto, A/C, P/S, AM/FM

Cass CGE203

$4895 '83 TOYOTA CELICA

GT 2 DR CPE Auto, A/C, P/S, AM/FM Cass, P/W. P/L AX8428

$4995

'84 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 4 DR SEDAN

Auto, A/C, P/S, P/W, AM/FM BVR899

$5495

'87 TOYOTA CELICA GT 2 DR CPE

Auto, A/C, P/S. P/W, AM/ FM Cass, P/L CSA927

$8595 Cars subject to prior sale. Plus tax & lic. fees. Sale ends March 14, 1991.

TOYOTA "I lute you &din. me

KAIMUKI TOYOTA 735-1737 Corner of 6th Ave.

& Waialae

A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC INC.

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Ford '78 T'BIRD Runs good. needs paint $750/offer. Phone 949-7674

'79 LTD wagon, full size, 9 passenger, good condition. Call 262-4493.

'86 T -BIRD Black, great condition inside & out. Loaded with, P/B, A/C, AM/ FM cassette. Mechan- ically sound.

$5500 Call Dianne 839-5467

81 T-BIRD, runs great, new brakes & tires $850 or best offer Moving. Must sell. 622-1721.

'86 T-BIRD A/C, a II power, new tires, bait. struts, brakes, muf. etc. 70KM1 $5575261 -1344

Honda '90 ACCORD LX coupe, auto., like new, 7 yr. warranty 6% loan. Must sell 513,5000 offer. 955-3333.

Mazda '82 GLC Station wagon, 5 spd., good cond., asking $400. Call Jane or Mike 247-8850.

Mercury '86 TOPAZ GS,

auto., good cond S3300 Evenings 625-0831.

Nissan '90 SENTRA XE, 56999. Auto, A/C, P/B, P/S, AM/ FM, DCC-6 00. All sale cars plus tax, title, lic, pro- f /plan & any Avis installed options. 834-5533.

AVIS CAR SALES

CAR PAYMENTS A PROBLEM?

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

Unable to Sell or Trade? Avoid Repossession .

Save your Credit? CLIENTS AVAILABLE NOW

TO TAKE OVER YOUR PAYMENTS

PACIFIC AUTO LEASE 247-0220

Oldsmobile Toyota '89 CUTLASS CALAIS, $7999 Auto., A/C, P/S, P/ B, AM/FM. All sale cars plus tax, title, lic, prot/ plan & any Avis installed options. 834-5533

AVIS SALES

Pontiac '83 GRAND PRIX looks & runs great, must see! $2600/offer. 293 -2532.

'88 FIREBIRD, V6, auto., A/C, AM/FM cass., P/W, tint, loaded, clean $7600/ offer. 235-0722.

Renault '85 FUEGO low mileage, good condition. Luxury model, radio, air, new tires. MUST SELL! $1500 or best offer. Call Ken. 24 7-3 2 01, 2 61-4 854 or 235-5881.

'83 TERCEL Beige, 5 dr., hatchback, 85,400 mi., good cond. $1900/offer. Call 623-0961

'85 TERCEL $2999 station wagon, auto., A/C, rust proof. 261-9401.

'89 TERCEL DX, $4999. A/C, Auto., P/B, P/S, CWJ-334. All sale cars plus tax, title, lic., prot/ plan & any Avis installed options. 834-5533.

AVIS CAR SALES

Volkswagen '73 SUPER BEETLE Mechanic special. Asking $500. Call 536-8251.

'67 BEETLE runs, ready to be restored $800. Call, 927-0376.

0'.= SEAS AIRPORT JEEP/EAGLE

AIRPORT 2841 N. NIMITZ HWY. R36-0515 [CORNER OF NIMITZ & LAGOON) V

11---,:i$3,000 CASH/CREDIT ON ALL '91 CHEROKEES

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Subject to prior sale. Plus tax, lic. & doc. fees. Sale ends March 14, 1991.

SOUTH IELlt MITSUBISHI AIRPORT

545 Lagoon Dr. 836-0411 ;".4a4:

SALE! ,.,,--,?!BEST DEALS

ALL CREDIT APPS. WELCOME! WE WILL PAY OFF YOUR TRADE!

EVER ON ALL '90'S IN STOCK! '

SABLE1IS LOADED, HIOC.522

PIONEER , CASS . to -TONE PAINT

ALLOY RIMS CSC736

$11,895 '88 ISUZU

IMARK NICE!

CSR159

$5895

'88 NISSAN SENTRA

A/C STEREO NICE! ANW356

$4995

MPV 7 PASS, LOADED/

DFP%4

$15,995 '85 HONDA

ACCORD CLEAN' 9).J.907

'SO EAGLE

SUMMIT 4 OR CLEAN,

0FW462

$7995 '85 DODGE

CARAVAN LE

7 PASS 615TCG

$6995

ASTRO VAN 7 PASS. A/C NICE

OPA034

$13,995

Classified V March 7-13, 1991

WAIPAHU AUTOMOBILE CENTER TOYOTACHEVROLETSUZUKI .GEO (COMMERCIAL FLEET/TRUCK WISED

"For One Stop Shopping at Unbeatable Prices"

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amiLic 100 CARS AND TRUCKS

MUST GO THIS WEEK

Model OAEHREA 4 Door Sedan, 1.5L 12-Valve EFI Eng., Power Steer., Full Fabric Dix Seats, mare.

26 / 29 City Hwy

NOW ONLY

Model NAEHFIKA 4-Dr Sedan, 1.6L EFI

Eng., Auto, Air, Power Steering, Body Side Mould- ing, more.

JUST

$9,699* City / Hwy

26 29

$ 10,899*

'86 DODGE '88 EAGLE

DAYTONA MEDALLION NICE! STATION WAGON

CTW961 CWA6l3

95 $5995 Subject to prior sale. Plus tax & doc fees. Sale ends March 14,1991

.9-'1'4' SOUTH Eng 676-5454 HEADQUARTERS YUR USED CAR O

JEEP/EAGLE WAIPAHU IN WAIPAHU

14 CHEVY CAVALIER WAGON Manager's Special

CW0476 $995 '116 FORD

ESCORT Super economical

DDB323 $2995

'84 DODGE SHELBY DAYTONA

0CU847 1995

YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT NOW in BACK

$3,000 REBATE ON wow SELECTED

'91 CHEROKEES WHY BUY A '90 WHEN .

YOU CAN OWN A '91

'84 FORD '84 OLDS 88 HONDA MUSTANG CUTLASS ACCORD LX LX H/BACK SUPREME

'84 FORD

BRONCO 4x4 6 cyl

EAV4L14 $5995 '87 FORD

AEROSTAR 6 Cyl, 7 Pass

CNA851 $8995

Super Clean, Loaded 4 dr.

0811490 3495 sum $3995 CWC951 SAVE Subject to prio sale. Plus tax, lic. & doc fee. Sale ends march 14, 1991.

'88 MERCURY SABLE LS Loaded

DBU555 $5695

'88 TOYOTA CELICA Auto, Like New

MNF929 $8995

20 / 27 City Hwy

4 -Door Sedan Stk. #110310 3.1 L, V6, Auto, A/ C, AM/FM w/Cass, Power Windows/ Locks, Tilt Wheel, Fully Loaded!

ONLY

Stk. #110077 4.3L, V6, S spd., P/

I Bumper.

Heavy Dentep

'9*111mer- NOW ONLY

39 / 43 City Hwy

Model OAEHREA 3 Door Hatchback, 1.3L EFI Eng., 5- Speed, AM/FM Stereo, more.

SAVE BIG!

56.599'

$13,295* CiZy lay $9,795* REPOSSESSION SALE!

28 / 29

City Hwy

Stk. #170065 1.6 L, 5 spd., 2 WO, AM/FM.

NOW ONLY

x10.295*

ATTENTION: WE ARE LIQUIDATING BANK REPOSSESSED CARS AT UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS TO YOU! HURRY!

'88 Toyota Tercel Lic. NCTA320 (Red Mica) 3 Dr., Auto, Air, more...

'88 Toyota Tercel Cpe Lic. #CYS846 (Red) Auto, Power Steer- ing, Air, more ...

'86 Chevy Celebrity Lic. #MMT615 (White) 4 Dr., Auto, Power Steering/Windows, more ...

'87 Chevy Sprint Lic. #CLU593 (Lt. Brown) 4 Dr., Auto, Air, more ...

'87 Chevy Celebrity Wagon Lic. #CNV238 (White) Auto, 6 Cyl., Air, Power Steering/ Windows, more ...

'88 Chevy Spectrum Lic. #CVC013 (White) 2 Dr., Auto, Power Steering, more ...

'86 Nissan Pulsar Lic. #CDA566 (Red) 5-Speed, Power Steering, more ...

'85 Ford Mustang LX Lic. #CTX081 (Dk. Blue) 4 Cyl., 4 speed, Power Steering, more ..

'90 Suzuki Swift Lic. #DFY258 (Dk. Blue) Auto, AM/FM Stereo, 4

cyl., more ...

HURRY! PRICES ARE SO SPECIAL, IT MUST END MONDAY! 'Cars not exactly as shown. Subject to prior sale. Price includes all applicable rebates. Not to be combined with any finance rates. Plus tax. lic.

WAIPAHU TOYOTA 9N -757 Farrington Hwy. PH 677-3161

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PH 671.2871 94-729 Farrington Hwy.

Sun Press canes 235-5656

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UTTER MITSUBISHI 1.5 Liter From

4 Speed, VL Model (#M3328)

NEW '91 1.8 Liter, 5 Spd. ECLIPSE

(#M3324)

NEW '91 MIRAGE

4 DR.

WAIPAHU NEW '91

MIGHTY MAX /UP

2.4 Liter, Step Bumper

5 Speed

TOP OF THE LINE!

SIGMA 2.0 Liter, 4 Spd, Auto

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USED CARS USED CARS USED CARS

ALL USED CARS WITH MIN. DOWN

'75 CHEVY NOVA Auto. V -8. Mags EBP240

5995 '86 AMC ENCORE EAA259 $1295 '85 DODGE CHARGER Auto. Air. Looks New CAX357 $1695 '78 T-BIRD HERITAGE $1795 Auto. Loaded. BGY452

'86 AM ALLIANCE Stick. 2 Dr Tinted CDS806 $1895

3.0 Liter, Auto P/W (#M3247)

NEW '91

3000GT

EVER! (1.. (5A)

'E- WAIANAE COUND M-1 FREEWAY

IN WAIPAHU liFARLONGS

sAFEwAy GEM DEPT. STORE

RINGTON HWY.

CUTTER -7 MITSUBISHIf-

/1--Anivvv\vo '79 FORD CARGO 3/1 TON 103TVE $1995 '83 OLDS DELTA 88 Auto, Loaded BWS853 s2195 '85 FORD MUSTANG

5 Speed, A/C 1 Owner CYC564 $3695 '87 CHEVY CELEBRITY $3995 Auto. A /C. Loaded CJY784

'85 BRONCO 55995 CXWO95

3.0 Liter, Auto

FLII Power

USED CARS USED CARS USED CARS

671-2626 '87 DODGE SHADOW Auto, Loaded CRC749 $4995 '''89 TOYOTA TERCEL HLE926 $4995 -

'89 DODGE ARIES Auto. A/C, Clean MPW103 $5395 '87 BUICK CENTURY Auto. CGN987 $5895 '89 TOYOTA TERCEL 5 Dr. HLE833 $5995

'88 DODGE DYNASTY Auto, Loaded. CNT181 $6895 '89 OLDS CIERA Auto. Loaded. DEW903 $8995 '89 MERCURY COUGAR Auto. Clean, Low Miles CYW965 $8995 '84 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL LSC $6495 CVG143

'90 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN s15,595 OBV915

All prices & discounts incl. any and all applicable rebates Cars subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax, lic. & S129 doc. fees. OAC. Sale ends March 14, 1991

671-2626 UTTER MITSUBISHI MITSUBISHI

WAIPAHU

March 7-13, 1991 Classified VI

BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE ALL STORES OPEN 8:30 A.M.-9 P.M. SUN. 9 A.M.-6 P.M.

RIVING FO *SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING WITH FORD CREDIT, CHRYSLER CREDIT AND GMAC

*TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU LEAVE *NO HASSLES-NO RED TAPE

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ON SALE NOW!

# SALES & SERVICE

II! SPECIAL FINANCING

AS LOW AS

APR 9% 48 MOON SELECTED MODELS

OR AS LOW AS

5.9% APR (up to 24 mo. OAC)

(on selected models)

OR UP TO -

$ 1 rff CASH BACK au

NO DOWN PAYMENT OAC

I CARS, TRUCKS & DEMOS

NEW '91 DODGE D-50 P/UP

4 Liter, Step Bumper, Tilt Wheel #130094

°91 FESTIVA A-011167)0ml Value-small prim

1s1 Time Buyers Price

VIN111711.2Ir

'91 MUSTANG (11895) Am/Fm p. windows/locks

1st Time Buyer's Price

$8688*

'91 ESCORT (01173) world's best seller

1sl Time Buyer's Prim!

$6688

EW DODGE

-150 P/UP 11 Size, V-6,

Much More #130191

'91 PLYMOUTH SER

ill Wheel, 0/D Trans, tared #120169

'91 TEMPO GL (#757) 4 Or, Auto, Air

1st Time Buyer's Price!

$9488

DOGE

EBARRON Wed, P/W, Cruise

, Auto, Tilt + Much More . demo 0'150,53

s10,988

Mit. PROBE GL (#1251) Till & lots more

V488

'90 PROBE GT (#148) All Power, loaded

VIP Demo (0.11.1585)

(#282B) 5 sp, tint. Mud & Snow Tires

43,588

EW '91 DODG IRIT

Dr., Auto, P/S, Air, W Cruise #110291

12 s11,988

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(24 me) Ton selected models)

'91 COLT 1.5 Liter, Factory

Equipped #110005 $6588 '91 D-50 P/UP 2.4 Liter, Step Bumper, $6988 5 Sp. 0/D #110037

NEW DODGE DAKOTA P/UP AM/FM, OD Trans, Bumper $7988 + more #110090

'91 SHADOW 2.2 Liter, Factory Equipped $9388 #110383

NEW DODGE D-150 P/UP Pull size, V6 + Much More

$9588 V130191

'91 DODGE SPIRIT I dr, Auto, PIS, Air, $11 on 2/W Cruise, #110291 1 IWUU

c CUTTER

\ANAvv\N\ EW '91 MIGHTY MAX P/UP

27 (#M3200) 5 Speed, Dual Mirrors, RR

Step Bumper

FROM: 55988

$2500 GUARANTEED

ALLOWANCE ALLOWANCE EXAMPLES:

'91 EXT CAB 1/2 TON 4x4 K10 P/UP

5.7 Liter. 350 V-8, Auto, Silverado Pkg, Off Road Pkg. A/C, Bedliner, P/L, P/W, Sliding Rear Window, AM/FM Cams, Loaded #1-0661

GUARANTEED TRADE-IN - ALLOWANCE

MSRP-$21,383

6 EW '91 MIRAGE 4 DR.

$18,883 '91 EXT CAB 1/2 TON

C-10 P/UP 5.7 Liter, 350 V-8, Auto, Silverado Pkg, A/ C, AM/FM Cass, P/W, P/L, HD Trailer Pkg, Bedliner, Fully Loaded #0836

MSRP $19,490

(f1M3328) Auto, AM/FM P/S

FROM:

EW '91 GALANT

S7488

GUARANTEED TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE

( #1M3272)

4 Dr.. 2.0 Engine, P/Steering

Sli FROM:

S 10,888

EW '91 ECLIPSE 10 (#M3324)

1.8 Liter 5 Speed

FROM:

EW MONTER0,4x4

Si 6,990 '91 FULL SIZE

BLAZER AM/FM Cass, Auto Trans, 5.7 V-8, Silverado Pkg. Tilt Steer., Speed Control, P/W, P/DL, Rally Wheels #I-0742

MSRP $23,641

51 0.588

GUARANTEED TRADE-IN - ALLOWANCE $2500

'91 $150 P/UP (#11220) 4.96 Cyl, Mirrors Bumper

Super Buy!

$9688

EW '91 ODGE SPIRIT

Or., Auto, P/S, Air /W, Cruise #110291

s11,988 4A

WE DO MAGIC!! CALL CREDIT MANAGER

If EMU P/UP (01243)2_3 L. 5 spO, mirrors

Still Hawaii's Best Buy

*$ 88

'91 RANGER (01050) 1st in its class

1st Time Buyers Price!

'91 F-150 4x4 (#529), VP, Am/Fm. skid plates, 5 spd

H.0 package & lots more

$12,988 I EXPLORER

(11308) Air, tint. AmIFm Cass,

Alum. Wins. & lots more

5A88

$6688

91 DODGE

ARAVAN SE Pass, Auto, V-6, Cass ack, Running Boards x demo #110104

455-1071

NEW '91 JEEP CHEROKEE Auto, A/C. 50th Anniversary Special, Fl. #13X16

$1 4 988

'90 E150 VAN KM) Y2 ton, VS, auto, handling

package, super low price!

$11,988

WE DO MAGIC!! CALL CREDIT MANAGER

'91 AEROSTAR (0594) 7 pass, air,

Another Ford Winner

$111988

QUALITY USED CARS '78 TOYOTA CELICA $495 Buy, Bye (80934 P2221)

'79 FORD FAIRMONT S/W $495 Auto. Cassette (AAN643 02351)

'71 VOLKSWAGEN BUG $495 Great Buy (AAR363 #2329)

'86 DODGE ARIES Ado, Good Buy (DBG730 02422)

'86 FORD ESCORT Clean, Cassette (CYJ456 #2429)

$1695 $1995

'85 PLYMOUTH TURISMO $2295 Under 44.000 Miles, Air (CCE987 02374)

'85 PONTIAC SUNBIRD $2695 Very Clean, Air. Low Miles CAVir349 02478)

'84 FORD T-BIRD Clean (BXJ953 #2131) $2995 4 Dr., Auto, Air, Clean (08!611 #2244)

'87 PLYMOUTH C.4I2AVELLE $3695 '84 TOYOTA VAN Auto, Very Clean (CAP992 02465)

$4495 6 Cyl, Cassette (BX,1319 022) '84 FORD BRONCO $4995 'Loaded CHEW EL CAMINO $5995 '89 FORD TEMPO $6495 Must See (HLB605 02255)

Prices include all factory rebates & incentives. 'No previous record of new vehicle financing or leasing. Financing OAC thru Ford Motor Credit Co. Plus tax, lic. & $129 doc fee. Vehicles subject to prior sale. DAC . Sale ends March 14, 1991.

842-6300

USED CARVALUES '77 BUICK REGAL Auto, P/S, + Much More AWS980

'81.CHEVY CITATION Cass, P/W + More CTG413

'81 MERCURY COUGAR Air, P/W + Much More CJG726

'78 CHEVY LUV P/UP Auto, Pipe Rack CSD449

'81 HONDA PRELUDE

$488 $588 $788 $988

Auto, P/S BCD284 $1188 '82 DATSUN 8210 WAGON Air + Much Much More TRJ190 $ 1 1 88 '69 DODGE S/4 TON CREW CAB P/UP Truck BNV971 $1288 '83 CAPRICE CLASSIC Auto, Air, P/S + More AEV651 $1788 '85 FORD TEMPO P/S, Cass+ Much Much More DJB020 $ 1 988 '83 BUICK REGAL Loaded, Sharp BSNO08 $2488

$2888 '87 PLYMOUTH COLT Air, P/S, Cass + Much More PRI $2988 '85 FORD MUSTANG P/W, P) Locks + Much More CBN703 $2988 '86 HONDA CRX Enke Wheels CFSOBO $3988 '85 HONDA ACCORD Air, P/S + Much More BUJ300 $3988 '84 MAZDA RX7 GS Air, Sunroof + Much More BUE387

'86 PONTIAC 6000 Auto, Air, P/S, P/W MKT641

'90 FORD RANGER P/UP OD Trans., Low Miles BGU042

'89 FORD MUSTANG GT 5 Liter, Air, P/W + Much More DFS743 $8988 '89 JEEP WRANGLER 4x4 6 Cyl + Much Much More TYW787 $8988 '86 SAAB 9000 TURBO Auto, P/S, Low Miles CWV560 $9988 Prices include all factor), incentives. Car subject to prior sale. Plus tax, lic & $129 doe fees OAC. Some cars located at 921 Kam Hwy. Cutter Dodge Pearl City. Sale ends March 14, 1991.

'85 CHEVY MONTE CARLO Auto, P/S + Much More CCE543

$3988 $3988 $6988

'82 CHEVY CITATION (T23953 #6,393) $495 '82 SUBARU GL (BSG882 #6199) $595 '73 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA (#15402 BJA674) $695 '81 MERCURY COUGAR (CNE599 #6392) $995 '81 FORD MUSTANG $ 1195 Auto, Air (#6416 BGC703)

'80 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL $2995 (BPX725 #6235)

'87 PLYMOUTH RELIANT $3495 S/W (CND304)

86 MAZDA 323 $3995 Air, PIS, P/W (#6412 CCV298)

87 NISSAN P/UP $3995 (DPB170 #6324)

86 MAZDA 626 $4395 (DCY373 #6345)

86 MAZDA 626 $4395 (DCX373 #7345)

'86 OLDS CUTLASS $4895 Auto, Air, P/5 (rtn'irt5 CGV681)

'89 PONTIAC LEMANS $4995 (#1075673 #6268)

87 FORD MUSTANG CONVT. $6395 (CPB896 #6212)

86 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE $7495 (BGH277/16,973)

'90 MAZDA B2200 4X 2 (CDS371 116289) $7795 89 CHEVY BLAZER (338TFG 3,36) $10,495

$11,495 89 GMC JIMMY S15 (CYS060 #6301)

9 P/W, Air, 5 Speed (#6396 DFE930) I 0 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE S110995 90 DODGE DYNASTY Auto, Air 046395 =731) $ 1 2,895

AAAAA AL A ilk A

'81 MAZDA 626 (BEW326 #6400)

$995 w Yr v V V

(#M3247) 3.0 Liter Auto, P/W

FROM:

EW '91 3000GT (#M3283) 3.0 Liter Auto, All Power

FROM:

513,988 Std

526,688

A IA ALL USED CARS W/MIN. DOWN

CALL CREDIT MGR. -4NNv

-.<82 FORD GRANA Auto, V-6, Clean CEX324

Ii

Prices include all factory incentives. Cars subject to prior sale, Prices plus tax, lic., & 5129 doc fees OAC. Sale ends March 14, 1991. Some car located 735 Dillingham Blvd.

$21,141 '91 7 PASS LT ASTRO VAN

4.3 Liter V-6, Auto, Elec Instrument Cluster, A/C, AM/FM Cass P/W, P/L, Tilt Whl, Spd Control, Roof Console, P/Seats, Elec. Remote Mirrors, Alum Wheels, Luggage Carrier 41- 0592 MSRP-$20,890

GUARANTEED TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 2500

$18,390 NEW '901 TON 4 WD DUALLY

Auto, 7.4 V-8, Silverado Pkg. A/C, Tilt, Spd Control, P/S, P/W, AM/FM Cass, Sliding Rear Window, Chrome Rear Step Bumper. #0-6785

MSRP $21,901

$595 N. '75 CHEVY NOVA Auto, 1-8, Mugs EBP240

'6 AMC ENCORE

GUARANTEED TRADE-IN - ALLOWANCE

s 19,401

EAA259

'85 DODGE CHARGER Auto, Air, Looks New CAX357

'78 T-BIRD HERITAGE Auto, Loaded, 8GY452

'86 AM ALLIANCE Stick, 2 Dr., Tinted CDS806

'79 FORD CARGO N TON 103 TVE

'03 OLDS DELTA 88 Auto, Loaded BWS853

'85 FORD MUSTANNG 5 Speed, .4/C, 1 Owner CYC564

'87 CHEVY CELEBRITY Auto, A/C, Loaded C.1Y784

85 BRONCO C Xi#095

7 DODGE SHADOW Auto, Loaded CRC749

89 TOYOTA TERCEL HLE926

'89 DODGE ARIES Auto, A/C, Clean MPW103

'87 BUICK CENTURY Auto, CGII987

'89 TOYOTA TERCEL 5 Dr. HLE833

88 DODGE DYNASTY Auto, Loaded, CNTI81

'89 OLDS CIERA Auto, Loaded, DEW903

89 MERCURY COUGAR Auto, Clean, Low Miles CYW965

$995 $1295 $1695

$1795 $1895 $1995 $2195 $3695 $3995 $5995 $4995 $4995 $5395 $5895 $5995 $6895 $8995 $8995

CVG143 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL LSC $6495

'90 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN s 1,5 ill

All prices & discounts incl. any and all applicable rebates rs subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax, lic. & S129 doc.

fees. OAC. Sale ends March 14,1991.

COUPON $200 ADDITIONAL BONUS

Sate good March 14, 1991 custo Limit f1)

m per. er

& Present Coupon After Deal is Completed And Ge.t 6200 Cash. Mit Pltre. reliG an day at pone...

USED CAR SPECIALS '81 HONDA ACCORD 4 DR CAX607 $595 '76 BUICK REGAL 2 DR CWK525 $895 '83 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON MGM $895 '82 FORD EXP BFR012 $995 '76 FORD F 500 P/UP 752I56 $995 '80 CHEVROLET MALIBU 4 DR 11-86, Auto, AM/FM, Cass, ass CRNO49 $995 '80 BUICK SKYLARK 4 DR V-6. Auto, NS, Radio AGF559 $995 81 TOYOTA COROLLA BROM $ 1495 '78 CHEVROLET G 10 CARGO VAN '788C CHEVROLET

'86 SUZUKI FORSA 2 DR H/B 5 Spd, AM/FM Radio CGV922 $1595 '83 FORD LTD CROWN VIC S/W 0-23. Auto, WS, Radio AWE334 $1995 '82 DATSUN 200 SX 6511466 $1995 '85 TOYOTA TERCEL 2 DR 11113083 $2695 '82 TOYOTA SUPRA Alivi967 $2995 '86 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX CFA907 $i995 Prices include any & all factory rebates, not combinable with special finance rates. includes special GMAC First Time Buyers Assistance. OAC. Rebates & assistance on selected models. Subject to prior sale, plus tax, tic & S129 doc fee. Sale ends March 14,1991.

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