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HAWAII MARINE VOL. 9 NO. 32

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KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII, AUGUST 13. 1980 TWENTY PAGES

Engine failure forces landing "We were crossing over behind

four other helicopters when we felt our aircraft 'shudder. At first I thought we were just flying through someone's rotor wash (turbulence caused by helicopter rotors). Then the pilot and I both looked at the instruments at the same time and noticed everything winding down. That's when we knew we had lost an engine."

THAT IS HOW latLt Mike Murphy, copilot, described the first few seconds after the CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter he and let.Lt Stuart McMeans were flying Thursday developed a failure in one of its engines.

The helicopter and its four crew members, belonging to Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-265 at Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, was transporting 18 Marines back to the air station from Kauai when the mishap occurred. The Marines, members of a composite squad from 1st and 2d Platoons, Company L, 3d Battalion, 3d Marines, hadbeen on the west side of Kauai for four days of training on squad and platoon patrolling tactics before flying back to Oahu.

"AT FIRST I thought they were just kidding around," said 2dLt Robert Sellers, officer-in-charge of the squad. But as soon as we felt the thump and head the engine winding down, the crew chief

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, jumped up and started talking to the pilot. He quickly signaled to us that we were going down and we started getting ready to toss out all our field equipment to lighten the load. I guess there was a certain amount of feel., but no panic. It was just 'get the job done.' "

Three of the four helicopters flying with the crippled helicopter continued to the air station to report the problem while one remained as an escort. It was determined that the closest land was Kauai, 28 miles away. It looked grim.

"AT FIRST I thought we were `too far from land to make it back," said MeMeans, the pilot. "After we got rid Of all the fuel we could spare and threw off the field equipment our descent slowed but didn't stop. We started emergency procedures to get more power to the good engine but I couldn't see land, so we prepared to land in the water if we had to."

The escort aircraft found a possible landing site on a cane access road approximately 100 yards from Kauai beach. They radioed the information to McMeans, then gained altitude and readied to rescue the passengers and crew if the race for land was lost,

"THE TROUBLE started about 10:15 and it took us almost 20 minutes to get back to land,"

Couples' area add i air a pf elegance

The new couples' lounge at the Wind- ward Enlisted Club is having an open house Aug. 19 beginning at 4:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy free pupus and a no-host bar in the atmosphere of the new lounge.

One of few . such lounges in the Marine Corps, it is complete with bar, dining room, dance floor, stage, lobby/library area and lanai.

The lounge is a place where couples can wine and dine in first-class style without leaving the base. Mrs. Suzann Owen, acting director

of the Club System commented, "'The idea behind the couples' lounge was to present a classy type atmosphere-someplace sok orate from the rest of the club for couples to come and have a good time."

The lounge is tena- tively scheduled to be open Wednesday through Sunday from 4:30 p.m. to closing. Sunday mornings will feature a brunch. The rest of the day and Mondays and Tues- days the lounge can be reserved for private parties and banquets.

The dance floor/ - stage area has lights

swirling, twirling, flashing and bouncing from, all angles. Enter - tainment will be provided nightly by it disc jockey or live hands.

"We've worked hard to create an air of elegance and relaxa- tion in the lounge and! think we've done a good job," said SSgt Ed Fenton, club manager.

The lounge will require a name before opening night. All ideas are welcome and can be placed in the suggestion box at the entrance of the club or delivered to the Com- bined Club Systems Office in Building 822.

reported McMeans. "When I spotted land and realized we wouldn't go down in the water I started concentrating on a safe landing. We had come too far to damage the craft in a rough touchdown."

The pilot and his crew were not to be disappointed. By following prescribed procedures and a hit of good luck the landing turned out very soft.

"I WASN'T ALL that surprised we set down easily," he said, "because everything was going just like it should. It was a massive relief to know that we were able to get down safely without ,anyone getting hurt or doing further damage to the helicopter."

"It is evident that the en tire crew worked together in handling an extremely difficult emergency in a most professional manner. Their action prevented the possible loss of life and a valuable aircraft" stated Col Warren Ferdinand, commanding officer, Marine Aircraft Group-24.

A NEW ENGINE was transported to the downed aircraft Thursday afternoon and repairs were made. A decision to leave the helicopter on Kauai instead hi' flying it back to Kaneohe Bay was made because of the strain placed on the functional engine during emergency procedures. It was replaced by a secohd engine Friday and the CH-46 returned home.

As might be expected by the tradition of Marines, McMeans, Murphy, Cpl Brad Chigbrow, mechanic,'andSSgtTorn Sehelling, crew chief, were back in the air the next day.

"I DON'T HAVE any reservations about flying in a CH- 46," claims Murphy. "Actually the whole incident solidified my faith in that aircraft because any helicopter that can lose one of its two engines and carry a cargo of 18 Marines 28 miles to a safe landing on an unprepared surface is all right by me."

Remodeling nears finish

Pool reopens soon The MCAS Kaneohe

Bay swimming pool is alive, and, while not quite well, is on the mend. The pool, located across from K-Bay Hale O'Hana, has been closed for remodeling since March and should be ready to reopen in September.

Reconstruction of the 50x25 meter Olympic- sized swimming pool began in early March but unusually wet weather and non-

availability of parts have held up the operations.

Costing approximately $400,000, the remodeling includes a completely new filter system, pew pipes, valves, pumps and electrical system, along with a plaster interior, ceramic tile lane markers and a refinish- ed deck.

CAPT HARRY Steever, Special Ser-

vices recreational officer, claimed, "The only origInal part of the pool is the hole in the ground. When the pool reopens operation will be geared toward troop and family recreational use. Its primary function is for use as a training tank for Marines."

Steever stated that if the weather holds up it is hoped the pool will be ready for action before the end of next month.

Photo by Sgt Chris Taylor

TILES AND TRIBULATIONS - Civilian construction workers lay tiles for lane markers in the Olympic-siie swimming pool aboard MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Complete reconstruction of the pool is in full swing despite wet weather and problems procuring parts and is expected to be fit for fun in the sun by late September.

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UP IN idclITS Joe Novak. Milan contractor. instails an overhead flashing light as part of final preparation* for the grand opening of the Windward Enlisted Club's couples' lottrte, 1110 intorno, inehot** a light show. lighted Miner floor and stereo ayerteta and will open Aug 29.

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Boot Camp '80 Sea Cadets visit Marines, taietis 'esprit'

Photo by gt hr a aylor

YOUNG RACER? -A little one appears to he limbering up for the next race at the 1980 State of Hawaii Outrigger Canoe Championship Regatta held on MC AS Kaneohe Bay Sunday. She is not a paddler though, just one of the 7,000 plus spectators on hand to watcjo the races. For story and photos, see 3-1.

New community center offers myriad of services

CAMP H.M. SMITH - Marine families residing at Aliamanu Military Reservation can now enjoy the comforts of a community center thanks to the efforts of Army Community Service Social Workers at Fort Shaffer.

The new Aliamanu Community Service Center nestled at 114811 and C Vitex Road in the 'crater' officially opened Aug. '7 to offer a myriad of family services to more than 2,500 military dependents.

Community problems brought the need for the center and various organizations have teamed with Fort Shelter members to operate it.

Some of the programs available are classes in coping with children, divorce and single parenting.

The Naval Alcoholic Safety Action Program will hold classes for 13 to18,year olds who want to

know more about alcohol and substance abuse. Classes start Aug. 18. Classes for adults will begin at a later date.

A staff from Tripler Hospital will sponsor a well-baby clinic with help from the Armed Services YMCA. The Armed Services YMCA will also sponsor a 'Welcome Baby' visitation program for new mothers.

Other programs and activities in the seven-room complex will include: religious counseling and services; budget counseling; American Red Cross classes,. children's lending library; and Boy and Girl Scouts meetings.

Marine families desiring more information on the center or volunteer work, contact 2dLt Beth Mazuk or SFC Pamela Fox at 833- 2342/4723.

Money Orders Common disease can prove fatal if neglected

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Tradition Corps' history filled with unsung heroes

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Alert crew maintains waterfront operations by Sgt Phillip Williams

Not all air station inhabitants know the location of the Station Operations and Main- tenance Squadron, Waterfront Operations/ Crash and Rescue unit. However, the services they offer are not a mystery to many of the commands at MCAS Kaneohe Bay.

THE NAVAL unit provides search and rescue services for both air and ground units operating' from Pier 2219. Utilizing two 40-

foot Aviation Rescue boats, three 18-foot Boston Whalers and one Light Craft Me- chanical boat, the unit is well prepared for any

aviation or aquatic mishap.

Among other duties they perform is the containment of oil spills or pollution contamination within a limited area on the air station.

BECAUSE of equipment limitations SOMS personnel at the unit are capable of contain-

ing only certain classi- fications of oil and pollution contamination. Any major catas- trophes are turned over to a special unit attached to Pearl Harbor where proper equipment for those disasters is available.

Another function the Navy men and women of the Waterfront Operations unit as- sume is providing direct support to the Provost Marshal's Office in the support of water security regulations, Although they are not authorized to remove illegal fisher- men or boaters occupy- ing off -limits water areas, they can provide transportation to military police aboard the station who do have the authority to banish any violators.

One of these areas) surrounds Mokapu Point. Because of heavy small arms firing on the Station rifle range and the tendency boaters have to stray within danger zones outside of the impact area, the Water- front Operations team is often called to assist in informing those boaters of possible dangers they may incur.

"IF WE COME in contact with violators, we give them a verbal warning and they usually leave," states CW0-3 Richard Rob- bins, officer-in-charge of the Crash and Rescue unit,

The unit is self contained, They perform their own repairs and maintenance on

the boats, relying very little on other units for maintenance support. Within the unit area can be found an electric

' shop, a wood shop and a spare parts room.

SOMS Waterfront Operation/Crash and Rescue unit has a total of 22 sailors who perform a variety of tasks such as working on the boat's diesel engines.

ROBBINS SAID he feels "The sailors in this unit are good workers. They do their jobs when they're supposed to."

Personnel also stand watch at the waterfront

- tower. This watch consists of monitoring crash nets and harbor shore limitations.

Petty Officer First

Class Rebecca Perreira enjoys the time she spends on duty. "Usu- ally it's nice, easy- going duty. I really enjoy the beautiful view the bay has to offer when Pm up in the tower."

PERREIRA also feels the duty enhances better civilian and military relations. "Sometimes we assist civilian boaters. In some cases, because of the direct contact, we make many friends."

Now that the duties, as well as the location of SOMS Waterfront Operation/Crash and Rescue unit is no longer a mystery, you know who will answer you should you need maritime assistance.

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OFF WITH THE OLD - Petty Officer 2d Class Charles Wilson and SN Crystal Miller, Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron, Waterfront Operations/Crash and Rescue unit, scrape and sand paint and algae from one of the unit's boats in preparation for a new paint job. Such tasks are necessary to keep their equipment in top shape.

Toys pose threats to many children

Skates, tricycles, toy trucks, cars, non-flying airplanes, boats, wag- ons and balls are among children's favorite playthings.

But last year,ap- proxima tely 150,000 people received emergency hospital treatment for injuries associated with toys, according to United States Consumer Pro- duct Safety Commis- sion estimates.

The following tricycle- associated incident was taken from a CPSC injury investiga- tion:

Joyce and her brother were racing when she turned her tricycle sharply. She was flipped over the handle- bars and onto the sidewalk, fracturing her collarbone.

Another accident associated with a plastic tricycle happen- ed recently at MCAS Kaneohe Bay.

A five-year-old was riding his tricycle in a parking stall by his home when he rolled

into the street and collided with a passing motorcycle. The child sustained bruises to his head and the left side of his body.

These case histories illustrate some major accident patterns associated with tricycles. The main problems with the vehicles are:

1. Poor construction or design. This includes breakage while in use and sharp edges or points;

2. Instability which may cause them to turn over, often during sharp turns or at high speeds;

3. Inability to stop, because tricycles are often designed without brakes; and

9. Small body parts can become entangled in a tricycle's moving parts,

The station Safety Office staff reminds parents that it is their responsibility to teach children safe riding habits. They offer these suggestions:

1. Caution children against riding double on small vehicles: Carrying passengers greatly increases instability.

2. Teach them the dangers of riding downhill. It can be impossible to stop without brakes.

3. Teach children to avoid sharp turns, to make all turns at low speeds and not to ride down steps or over curbs.

4. Advise children to keep hands and feet away from wheel spokes.

The station Safety Office also reminds air station residents of Station Order P5500.6A which states, in part:

"Parente will ensure their children do not play in the streets, parking lots, industrial and construction areas, dumpaters, sewers, condemned or vacant buildings, on the golf course or any other dangerous or prohibited area."

Photo by gt Chris Taylor NEW ADJUSTMENTS - Fireman Jane Waters and SN Sandra Canup, SOMS, Waterfront Operations/Crash and Rescue unit adjust an engine on one of six vessels assigned to the unit. The two are among seven women currently attached to the waterfront section.

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oto by Sgt Choy a or TENDER TRANSFER - Susan Stride, customer service clerk at the Marine Corps Exchange, MCAS Kaneohe Bay, transfers a telephonic money order via the new Western Union facility in that office. Exchange patrons can now send or receive money to or from the mainland quickly.

Money Western Union expedites transfers

Aug. 1 marked the from the continental Therais a set rate for opening of a Western United States, Canada sending telephonic Union Office in the or Mexico. money orders to the Marine Corps Ex- mainland based on the The office is open in change at MCAS amount sent. For conjunction with opera- Kaneohe Bay. The instance, if the amount onal houns of thernain office, located in the ti sent is $50 the cost retail store. Customer Service area would be approximate. is another service The length of time it ly $9. offered hy the exchange takes to transfer money Having a Western system to support from one place to Union dice on the Marines. another depends on base can save a trip to

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Sound health program thwarts deadly disease

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had this disease from which mare than 10 million other Amci- cans stiffer. The iajactions he takes are Weed* shots he needs to serwiee.

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Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay is mast pleased to host a "Hauoli Military and Kemaaine (Thane Day" concert starring Danny Kaleikini and Friends, Sunday, .Aug. 24 between 2 and 4 p.m.

The concert is free and open to the public.

Shneu (a top rock 'n' roll and recording group) will highlight a lineup featuring Kit Samson and the Sound Advice (Kahala Hilton Hotel Lounge stars), Na Puu Kano 0 Pio (Contemporary sing- ers), Squires from the House of I (male Halau), and Sherriyn Cabbab (Young ukulele artist).

Marine personnel will direct traffic from both the Main (H-3) and Mokapu gates to the concert site at Platt Field.

This special concert promises to be a thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining event for everyone attending. Voluntary donations to benefit MCAS Youth Activities will be invited at the conclusion of the performance.

Promotions The October' 198V

Sergeant promotion period was announced in a recent ALMAR. Minimum date of rank for eligible corporals is July 17, 1979 or earlier. Cutoff date for com- puting time in grade and time in service is Sept. 30, 1980. Cutoff date for proficiency and conduct marks is Aug. 31, 1990.

information on Promotion allocation. for the 10140 gunnery sergeant selection board, Including mini. mum date of rank and armed forces active duty base date require. meats will be forth- coming in another AI.MAR.

Approved selections for the 1980 staff sergeant selection hoard have been published in MCBuI 1430 of July 18,1980.

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located on the beach in Waikiki, is approved for temporary lodging allowance.

The government- owned and operated recreation center affordsmilitary personnel, their dependents end federal employees a wide spectrum of activities.

In addition to the TIA authorized accom- °cations, a wide array of entertainment choices are available.

For more information or to make reservations, contact the Hale Koa Hotel Manage- mentOffice at 955-0555.

"Dirty Linen" The MCASqueraders

Dinner Theater Group will perform at the MCAS Kaneohe Bay officers' Club Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. The group will present it series of nine vinettee entitled "Dirty Linen."

The cast consists of actors and actresses

with Debbie Murray as the executive director and producer of the show.

For more in formation call the Officers' Club at 257.2081,

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Orientation A seven hour Career

Orientation Informa- tion Course is scheduled for Aug. l9-20 at 3 p.m. in Building 244, Classroom 3.

Commanding officers are requested to ensure that each battalion and squadron send two unit repre- ttentatives, either officers or staff noncommissioned officers to the class. Unita wishing to send more than two representa- tives may do so by requesting additional quotes from the Joint Career Planners Office. N. ames arid ranks of individuals attending the course should be submitted no later than 3 p.m. Aug. 15.

The course will cover information and re- enlistmenteextention, prerequisites and incentives, military/ veteran's / survivor's benefits, Fleet Marine Corps Reserve and Marine Corps Reserve, selective reeelistment bonus program, lateral moves, in-service education, and officer/ enlisted assignment and promotion policy.

Commanders are requested to ensure all quotas are filled and to personally advise the brigade chief of staff or the station executive officer if full atten- dance cannot be accom- plished.

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Outreach Armed Services

YMCA Outreach is sponsoring a general discussion on "Early Adolescence and the Teenage Year." for all

intereetsd parents. Guest speakers in-

chide James Jolliet, Ph.D. and Annette Higuchi, Ph.D., both clinical psychologists.

The meeting is scheduled for Aug. 19 from 7-9 p.m. at Building 455, MCAS Kaneohe Bay.

1 Child cart is provided

for the evening at 50 cents per child. Free transportation from the Windward side is available for persons making reservations.

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EDITORIAL / OPINION

"What qualities make a good noncommissioned officer?"

LCpI Cedric Duncan, Company "B," 1/3: "Looking out for the welfare of his troops is what makes a good NCO,"

GySgt Robert Rickenbrode, H&MS-24: "An NCO should be knowledgeable, skilled and willing to take charge of his Marines.

Sgt Dawn Wenner, HAMS: "Good INICOs should have the ability to handle their troops and be knowledgeable of their own jobs."

S$gt Donnie Known, H&MS S- 24: "Good NCO's should possess self drive and initiative. They should also hi' capable of handling responmibility and caring for people under their command."

istLi David Jankowski, RAW: "A good NCO should be concerned with dedication to the welfare of his subordinates, of and off the job."

Disillusion reigns high in Corps by Cpl Cheryl Martin

Before I signed four years of my life away to the Marine Corps, I was tasked first with writing an autobiography and second, putting my thoughts together in essay form on "Why I Chose the Marine Corps."

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY wasn't hard. Dates, names, places and I was finished. The essay was a little more difficult, but not exactly a problem.

Having grown up in a Navy family, I had seen Marines before. I might even have known a few here and there. I was well aware of the public's opinion of "the few" and "the proud," and that's what I wanted to be.

I can remember writing "rho Marines are the elite of the armed forces. Spit and polish, pride, in short . . the best."

I was well prepared for bootcainp. I was mentally ready, physically ready and I was going to be the best damned Marine in the Corps.

IN THE FIRST phase of bootcainp, I found we were stripped of our identities. Our eelf.confidence was flushed down the tubes and were made to feel lower than the ground we walked on. During this trying time, faith in myself and my abilities kept me going and my head held high.

In the last phase of basic training we were built back up, slowly but surely, until we were human again. And when they pinned our emblems on we were sitting on top of the world. We were Marines!

Through permanent changes of duty stations, temporary additional duty or while on leave, I have traveled to almost

every Marine Corps base in the United States, in less than three years. Everywhere I've been, including Headquarters Battalion, Headquarters Marine Corps, one comment I've heard time and time again from senior and junior troops alike is..."Don't judge the Marine Corps by this base. This isn't the real Marine Corps!"

WHERE THE HELL is the "real Marine Corps"?

I hear staff noncommissioned officers talking about the "old Corps" and "when I was a young Marine." ,When did the "old Corps" begin to deteriorate?

I look around and see a few of the proud. Very few, and I wonder why. No, I don't really wonder, I know. The spit and polish turned to plastic; starched uniforms changed to fluff dries; snap and pop turned to slide and ride; and Semper Fiddle changed to "no one cares if we fool around."

I get tired of seeing Marines walking around with cigarettes dangling from their lips and their hands in their pockets as if they don't know the regulations. I get tired of seeing Marines with covers tipped back, long scraggly hair and fat bodies.

I GET FRUSTRATED when I hear Marines cuss the Corps, their officer in charge and the "moron" who made up the duty roster. I get angry when they develop a short-timer's attitude with a year left on their enlistment (for which they signed a contract). And I am ashamed when they avoid saluting officers by nonchalantly looking the other way and when they cluck inside the nearest building at the sounding of colors.

Peace eludes men by Chaplain Terry Buford

The word "pence" has been used often in the last 40 years. We talk about peace and we have many peace conferences, yet at the moment, it seems the world is heading toward anything but peace.

"The way of peace have they not known," said the Apostle Paul concerning the human race. As we look around we find that there is little personal, domestic, social, economic or political peace anywhere. Why? Because we all have the seeds of hatred and violence within us. Jesus said, "Blessed are the peacemakers." We are to try for peace. We are to work for peace.

But Jesus also predicted: "Ye shall hear of wars and rumors of wars: see that you be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet. For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom." Jesus said there is going to be war until the end of the age. He knew that human nature is not going to change without a spiritual new birth. He knew that the vast majority of the human race was never going to be converted to him. So we always have the potential that violence will break out in a home, in a community and in the world.

There are three kinds of peace described in the Bible. First, there is peace with God.

The greatest warfare going on in the world today is between you and God, You may not realize that you're at war with God. But if you haven't committed yourself to Jesus Christ as Lord, God considers you to be at war with him. That chism has been caused by sin. The Bible says that all have "sinned and come short of the glory of God."

The second peace spoken of in the Bible is the peace of God. Everyone who knows the Lord Jesus Christ can go through any problem, and face death, and still have peace of God in his heart. When your spouse dies, or your children get sick, or you lose your job, you can have a peace that you don't understand. You may have tears at a graveside, but you can have an abiding peace, a quietness. Colossians 3:15 says, "Let the peace of God rule in your hearts."

The third peace the Scriptures mention is future peace. The Bible promisee there will he a time when the whole world is going to have peace. It seems the world is heading toward Armageddon. In Revelation 6:4 it says there's a red horse, "and power was given to him that sat on it to take peace from the earth." We're not going to have permanent peace until the Prince of Peace, Jesus, comes.

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Pride and discipline are words that go hand in hand with the Marine Corps. Many of us joined the Corps because we were disappointed with the lack of both in the civilian world. I thought by joining the Corps I would be forced to learn more discipline. Strict discipline in the truest sense of the word.

INSTEAD, I LEARNED that self- discipline and self-pride must come before any can be instilled from an outside source.

So many of us lower our own standards of discipline as our time in the Corps flies by. We tend to forget that exhilarating feeling

we felt when we graduated from bootcamp. We become "salty" or just plain don't care. Let's get back to basics!

I am still the same Marine I was when I

graduated from basic training. Of course there are days when I love it and hate it all at the same time. But I am a Marine! Call me "gungy" if you will, but don't make it sound like a disease.

TWENTY YEARS from now when I go to my attic, dust off my cover and try on my dress blues, I want to be able to look back and honestly say, "I am proud to be a former Marine."

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Uniforms Common violations lack enforcement

by Sgt Dennis Litalien are privileged to wear. If pride isn't enough to motivate Marines to wear their uniforms properly then look at it this way. Uniform regulations are mandated. To disobey them means to violate an order. Cut and dried, improperly worn uniforms are illegal.

It's about time we enforce uniform regulations around here.

It is now a common sight to see Marines walking around town in utilities, coveralls, flight suite and other unauthorized liberty uniforms. The surprising thing is that :wane Marines don't do anything when they see it happen.

THE ATTITUDE of these ill-clad, so- called Marines is really amazing. Not only are they slobs, incapable of properly wearing a uniform, they actually go off- base to demonstrate their ineptitude to our civilian neighbors.

I've seen Marines who, upon spying another Leatherneck improperly attired, act as if the guy is invisible. What is this?! Are we getting too lazy to police our own ranks?

WE HEAR A LOT nowadays about the Marine Corps getting back to basica. One of the most basic characteristics of this philosophy is the pride in the uniform we

IF WE CONTINUE to allow these blatant violations, we will have only ourselves to blame. Maybe we should abolish the wearing of utilities to and from work altogether. Sure, it will inconvenience people, but it may be the only way to enforce our uniform regulations.

I remember when I graduated from boot camp. All the guys in my platoon were proud to wear the Marine Corps uniform. That was almost six years ago and I fail to see why today should be any different for any Marine.

IF WE IGNORE the problem it will only become worse. If you see a fellow Marine out of uniform don't let him get away with it. Give him hell. Since when are Marines afraid to speak up?

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TAKING AIM - U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Michael Wisher (lower left) and Anthony Mamuseia sight In M- 16 rifles loaded with blanks under the watchful eye of LCp1 Reginald Guidry, Company I, 3d Bat- talion, 3d Marines. The Sea Cadets were at MCAS Kaneohe Bay July 29 as part of "Boot Camp 80", their annual summer training program.

Photo by Sgt Richard MacDonald

Sea cadets sample Marines' way of life by Sgt Dennis Litalien

A group of 15 Sea Cadets from Hawaii and several mainland states received a brief glimpse of Marine Corps life and a tour of some of the facilities on MCAS Kaneohe Bay July 29.

THE VISIT was part of the Naval Sea Cadet Corps' "Boot Camp 86", an annual three-week basic training program conducted each summer. For the past two weeks the cadets have been

undergoing numerous forms of training at naval installations including Pearl Harbor and Barbers Point. The organization is sponsored by the U.S. Navy League and receives training support from all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.

Photo by Sgt Richard MeCNonald

CIIOWTIME - LCpI Todd Poulson, Company I, 3d Battalion, 3d Marines, demonstrates the proper method of constructing a field stove for cooking C- rations to U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Mathilda Boyd

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THE CADETS be - Ran their visit aboard the air station at Ft. Huse Beach as they viewed a demonstration by Company I), 3d Assault Amphibian Vehicle Battalion, which put its amphibious vehicles through Paces, both on land and in the water. Many cadets expressed amaze- ment at the speed and maneuverability of the cumbersome - looking vehicles.

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station units will have the chance to demon. strata their physical prowess Aug. 29 in an "Ironman /Ironwoman Extended Limit Physi- cal Fitness Test" at the station Prr field, adjacent to Station

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The competition is set up to allow high scoring PFTers to go beyond limits normally im- posed in the quarterly test.

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TODAY - Lunch in the Pacific Room from 11 am, till 1 p.m. features specials, hot carved sandwiches, soups and salads. Mongolian barbecue on the Lower Lanai from 6 till 8:30 p.m.

THURSDAY - Lunch in the Pacific Room from 11 mm. till 1 p.m. Beefeaters' night from 6 till 8:30 p.m. features steamship round, a seafood item, rice or potatoes, vegetables and a salad bar.

FRIDAY - Lunch in the Pacific Room from 11 am. till 1 p.m. Happy Hour in the Tapa Bar from 5 till 7 p.m. Mongolian barbecue on the Lower Lanai from 6 till 9 p.m. "Veletone,i" provide a variety of music from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. in thel4apa Bar.

SATURDAY - Candlelight dining in the Pacific Room from 6 till 8:30 p.m. with new dining menu. Pianist Akiko playa from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Pacific Room.

SUNDAY - Champagne brunch in the Pacific Room from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m. with a variety of breakfast specials with a complimentary glass of champagne. Pri e rib & crab served from 6 till 8:30 p.m.

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FRIDAY - Luncheon special is seafood platter. Candlelight dining served from 6 till 9 p.m. "Midpoint" plays from 9 p.m. till 1 mm.

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It is commonly said, "Heroes are born, not made." It is also voiced, "Out ofaight and out of mind." All too often we forget about the heroes who shed their blood to help make this country the " land of the free and the home of the brave."

IN THE Marine Corps, names like GySgt Dan Daly, MajGen Smedley But- ler, Col Gregory "Poppy" Boyington and Gen Louis Wilson are all synonymous with the word "hero." But the Corps has other heroes. Some are high- lighted and some remain shadowed. The following is an account of a few of those many unsung Marines.

Sgt Richard Binder served aboard the LISS Ticonderoga during the attacks on Fort Fisher during the Civil War.

DESPITE HEAVY fire by the enemy and the explosion of a 100. pound Parrot rifle, which killed eight men and wounded 12, Binder, as captain of a gun, performed his deities with skill and courage during the first two days of battle.

He remained Mead fast es the ship fired upon batteries ashore. Binder's hlexing gun helped lessen enemy retaliation end aided the Tissenderearie resew to a victory.

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Cukela peppered the demolitions, he farm= remaining part of the ished rifle cover strong point with for a group of men German hand grenades scaling a wall, capturing two machine guns and four meh. HE WENT to the aid

During World'War H see one of his derneh. the Japanese launched Hens men, wounded a fierce, determined and calling for help. He counterattack on rescued this man, and Marines at Saipan. Pvt another who had been Harold Aberholm hit hy enemy fire. volunteered to assist Bordelon still refused with efforts to check the medical attention for hostile attac k mind himself, and again evacuate the wounded. made demolition charg-

Driving an ainhu. es. He singlehrindedly lance jeep, Aberholm assaulted a fourth repeatedly made ex- Japanese machine -gun tremely perilous trips position, but was killed under heavy rifle and instantly when caught mortar fire. He single- in a final burst handedly located and While engaged in an evacuated npproxi- aerial battle, Cept nudely 45 ceeitalties, Henry Talmadge Elmd working tire! *pity and ehot down two of 22 without regard for his hostile planes at Wake own safety. Island in December

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intense enemy fire, he ran to aid two men whom he believed to he wounded Merines. While assisting the men, he woe mortally wounded by n Japan- elm sniper.

fifigt William Horde. ion was serving with the assault engine platoon of the 2d Marine Division on the Gilbert Island. in Tarawa, Nov. 20, 1943

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HE EXECUTED repeated bombing and strafing runs at low altitude and close range. Elrod succeeded in inflicting deadly damage upon a large Japanese vessel, there by sinking the first major warship to be destroyed by small. caliber bombs delivered from a fighter plane.

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CAPTURING an automatic weapon, he gave his firearm to one of his men and fought vigorously against the Japanese. Elrod led his men with bold aggressiveness until he fell, mortally wounded.

It was approximately 7:30 on the morning of Feb. 11, 1912 and Pvt Albert Smith was on duty as a sentry at Gate One, Marine Barracks, Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla. when a Navy seaplane crashed near his post.

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personal safety, Smith rushed to Phelp's aid. He positioned himself to reach Phelps. He rescued the sailor, although he received painful burns to his head, neck and both shoulders.

NOT ALL heroic actions were initiated in the course of heated combat action. Such was the case of CO Donald Leroy Trues- dale.

Truesdele was second in command of a patrol during the Nicaraguara Cam- paign of April 1923. While searching for a group of bandits, a rifle grenade fell from its carrier and struck a rock, igniting the detonator.

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You've probably never heard of these heroic Marines, and in a way that doesn't matter. The courage they exhibited hos been established as the Marine way.

NO, THESE heroes were not made. Though they're gone and out of sight, they're far from being out of mind.

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READY AND WAITING -A koa log outrigger canoe lies in wait for the moment it will be pushed in the water and paddled in the 1980State of Hawaii Outrigger Canoe

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Championship Regatta. Approximately 7,000 people were aboard MCAS Kaneohe Bay Sunday for the biggest canoe races of the year.

Hui Nalu paddles to victory by CO Cheryl Martin

Hui Nalu Canoe Club proved to be masters of the paddle as they swept the 1980 State of Hawaii Outrigger Canoe Championships at MCAS Kaneohe Bay, Sunday, Aug. 10.

RACKING UP 38 points for the day's efforts, Hui Nalu won its first state title. They took five first place

finishes, three men's events and two women's.

The Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association, pitted against the champions from the Hui Wa'a and Surfing Association, took the first five places in the state competition. Out- rigger Canoe Club came in second with 22 points, while third

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place went to Kai Opua with 20 points. Healani finished fourth, with 18 points and Hanalei totaled 16 points for fifth.

AN ESTIMATED 7,000 people were on hand to watch the two canoe racing associa- tions square off on the tranquil waters of Kaneohe Bay.

Aug. 2 Hui Wa'a and Surfing Association

held its infra association championships and Kaneohe Canoe Club took top honors. Waikiki Beach Boys took second place and Loa'a came in third.

HUI NALU reigned victorious in the HCRA competition Aug. 9, edging Healani, 55-52, while defending champion Outrigger Canoe club staggered in third with 37 points.

The top four finishers in each of the 19 events went on to state competition to compete for the individual crew title.

AFTER THE final race of the day, Col Mel Sautter, commanding officer MCAS Kaneohe Bay presented the Overall Championship Perpetual Award to a representative of the Hui Nalu Club.

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MEDAL WINNERS - The freshmen men's team from the Kamehkmeha Hilo Canoe Club show their happiness after taking third place in their event at the state championship canoe races. They were awarded medals for their victory in a ceremony at the finish of the races held at MCAS Kane- ohe Bay Sunday.

Photo by Sgt Chris Taylor

Marine Corps to host marathon The fifth annual

Marine Corps Mara- thon has been sched .

uled for Nov. 2, 1980. The 9 a.m. event, starts and finishes at the Iwo Jima Memorial located between Arling- ton National Cemetery and U.S. Route 50. The scenic Amateur Athle- tic Union certified

course winds through Arlington, Va., and Washington, D.C. and passes many of the nation's greatest historical monuments. There will he nine aid stations along the race course.

MORE THAN, 50 awards will be present.

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the race is held. The entry fee is $7.50

per runner. Additional immediate family members will be $4.50 each. Make checks and money orders payable to the Marine Corps Marathon. Team entries must be made by separate correspon-

Deadline for entry in the Men'e or Women's Open Recreational Softball Leagues is Aug. 19. Women begin play Aug. 24 and the men start Aug. 25.

The Intramural Flag Football (eight-man) season is tentatively set to start the week of Sept. 8. An organizational meeting is scheduled for Aug 21 at 2 p.m. in the Family Theater lobby. Couches and players are strongly encouraged to attend as well as unit special services officers. Entry deadline is Aug. 22.

The Mt rine Corps took first place in individual/ team matches during the 15th Annual Inter- service Hine Championahip Matches held at Marine Corps Development and Education Command, Quantica, Va. July 22-29.

MtlySgt. WE. Martin won the individual title

and a 10-member Marine team took top honors in the team competition. Martin set a record in the 300-yard rapid prone position with a 2(10 (12xs), beating the 1978 record of 200 (10xs). Capt P.C. Wenzel, U.S. Army, broke the 1975 record of 200 (10x1) in 1,000-yard firing with a 200 (Ilse).

Participants in the event were from the Marine Corps, Army, Navy, reserve units and the National Guard.

An eight man tackle football team is forming oi Oar in the 1980 Hawaii Armed Forces Tackle Football Prohram. Practices are held daily at Pop Warner Football Field at 4:30 p.m All active duty Marines A t 117`he Al to MCAS K sneohe Bay are eligible to participate.

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dence on the Marathon Team Application Form by the team captain and must include a listing of team members and the name of the team. Team applications require runners to already have a race number. Applications may he obtained by writing to Marine Corps Marathon, At- tention: Team entries.

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PERPETUAL PADDLE - Col Mel Sputter, commanding officeri MCAS Kaneohe Bay presents the Overall .Championship Perpetual Award to a representative of the

Soccer Texas B-B-Q by CO Cheryl Martin

The "Texas 113-Q" Soccer Team wasted no time in getting down to storing business in a game against the K- Bay Marine soccer team at Wahiawa Sunday afternoon. In the first, two minutes of play, they scored twice and took two other shots on goal.

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victorious Hui Nalu Canoe Club. The club captured the state title In races held Sunday on the air station by racking up a total of 38 Points.

tumbles K-Bay Marines the aggressiveness of the other team. "Every- body's out to get a Marine."

The K-Bay Team played catch-up the entire 'game but the "Texas B-B-Q" team out-ran, out-kicked and therefore out-scored them, 6-1.

LCpl Gary Beckford scored the single Marine goal on a hard drive down the field, firing off a 15-yard shot.

"We didn't play as well as we normally do, but they're a better team so I don't feel bad about the loss," said letLt David Bedworth, K-Bay coach.

The K-Bay Soccer Team has a 5-3-1 record and will play their next game Sunday against team Mexico. Persons interested in playing for the team should contact Bedworth at 257-3270.

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by Sgt Pepper Davis

Olivia Newton-John (lid it on the cover of People Magazine. Movies have been made about it. Peaches and Herb sang about it. Robin Williams (TV's Mork), the Village People, Cher, and millions of other people are doing it too.

ROLLER skating is fast becoming one of the hottest trends to hit this country in years. According to the Roller Skating Suppliers and Manufacturers Asso- ciation, approximately 80 million people skate indoors and out.

A big reason for the boom is that skating has moved outdoors. Until recently roller skaters had to skate eithez in a rink or use those noisy, rough- riding contraptions that clamp onto shoes and tighten with a key.

NOW THE WHEELS on outdoor skates have been revolutionized. They are the same polyurethane kind used on skateboards and the new wheels are quieter. They give a better ride because the plastic absorbs the shock while smoothing out small bumps and surface irregularities. Unlike the old skate, a roller skate today is a piece of engineered athletic equipment.

There is no doubt roller skating is popular, but the safety of the sport has often lteen questioned. In- juries do occur. Accord-

ing to figures released by the National Injury Information Clearing House, more than 70,175 people were treated for skating injuries since 1978.

OF THOSE injuries, 24,084 were cuts, scrapes or bruises while 20,718 were strains, sprains or dislocations and 26,119 were fractures or concussions. The largest number of fractures, 20,176, were of the arm.

The possibility of getting injured is a factor to be considered but it shouldn't keep people from skating. A major cause of skating accidents is crowded conditions,

TOO MANY people jammed together- which is the norm in most places-makes it hard to maneuver, so collisions are more likely to happen.

Overconfidence is another factor in skating accidents. Most skaters start out slow and easy because they're a little scared.

ONCE THE fear is conquered they get enthusiastic and start performing feats they can't control. These premature stunts lead to accidents and injuries.

But there's more to roller skating safety than avoiding crowds and knowing the proper way to fall. The first thing a novice should

know is the proper equipment.

There are several styles of shoes to choose from. The most popular are the high-top boot and the low-cut jogging shoe variety.

OF COURSE the choice is the skater's however, most experienced skaters prefer the high-top boot because they provide better support and movement of ankle joints.

The jogging shoe style is acceptable for slow, straight-forward skating, as long as no fancy techniques are attempted. Whatever shoe is selected, ensure a proper fit to prevent blisters.

PROTECTIVE equipment is also a must when skating, especial. ly outdoors. A skater who wears wrist guards, elbow and knee pads, and light gloves will be well protected from most injuries caused by falls. Head protection is not necessary but for fast, trickier skating, the kind of helmet worn by skateboarders is recommended.

Once you have the right equipment you need to know some basic skills. Here's some advice on how to get out on your skates safely.

IF YOU'VE never skated before, start out slowly. Take time to get familiar with your skates. A roller skate is unlike an ice skate which goes in the

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direction you point it. A roller skate goes in the direction you apply pressure with your weight. With your roller skates on, lean in different directions and see what the skates do as your weight shifts.

To actually start skating step out as in walking. Keeping your knees bent will lower your center of gravity and leaning forward slightly will help you keep your balance.

ONCE YOU get yourself moving, stopping and turning are two helpful techniques to know. The modified T-stop is considered the best method for a beginner.

With the T-stop method one skate stays in a straight line while the other is placed behind it at a slight angle. The rear skate is then dragged to slow down and stop. The angle of the rear skate will allow some rolling of the wheels so they won't be damaged, but there will be plenty of drag.

THE ADVANTAGE of the T-stop is that both skates are on the

surface, providing two good balance points. Another common way of stopping is to drag the toe stop on one skate.

Now that you know how to stop, here are some tips on changing directions. For a beginner, the simplest way to turn is best. 'The way to do that is lean in the direction of the turn, and your weight will maneuver the skate.

NOVICE SKATERS' are cautioned not to try

the crossover turn- where one foot is crossed over in front of the other-until they've gained more proficiency. The crossover technique requires skating on one foot, and means some loss of balance.

Basically that's all there is to know about getting started in America's hottest trend. Intricate moves will come with experience.

Skating is more than just a fad, it's a healthy, fun activity

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Eastwood's newest film, is a complete and enjoyable departure from the granite-faced, cold-blooded "Dirty Harry" character with which Eastwood is commonly associated.

This time he portrays Billy McCoy, a tough cowboy with a true-blue streak of goodness. McCoy is such a wonderful cowpoke that he calls to mind those old-time western heroes Tom Mix and Gene Autry.

The movie is a family affair. Bronco Billy ramrods a rickety, traveling wild west show whose troupe members include an old man who acts as ring- master, an Army deserter who does a remarkable roping act, and an Indian who's continually being bitten by the rattle- snakes in his tribal snake dunce routine.

Each member of this group looks upon Bronco Billy as a father

figure, and the unity and love between this unusual "family" is remarkably strong.

Eastwood's perfor- mem.* is exceptional. It's hard to believe such a typecast actor could easily make a transi- tion from anti-hero to sugar-coated good guy, but he does.

Naturally in an old- fashioned movie like this, the hero has to meet and win the girl of his dreams.

Enter long-time East- wood leading lady Sondra Locke, who gives a noteworthy portrayal of a rather snotty young heiress who's been abandoned in the middle of nowhere by her hen- pecked husband.

Billy tries to help her in the best way a cowboy knows-by Putting her to work as his female assistant in his famous trick shooting act., She doesn't appreciate her new occupation much. Billy develops a hankerin' for the little

Education hone refunded. Time limitation on use of this educational benefit is 10 years for the date of last discharge or release from active duty.

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filly and, atter a rocky start, romance blooms.

Meanwhile East- wood's business for- tune takes a turn for the worst when his large circus tent is destroyed in a fire. A distraught Billy decides the only way to replace the tent is by robbing a train. The robbery sequence is probably the funniest in the whole movie. Eventually, the problem of finding a new tent is alleviated by a group of helpful mental patients.

Bronco Billy is a story in the 1930's tradition, and is effective thanks to the efforts of Eastwood and his supporting east. In fact, the film is such a close cousin to those old '30s films, that it may have been more ap- propriate to have filmed it in black and white. It is immensely enjoyable and a welcome relief from a summer filled with the most horrible movies I've seen in a long time.

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Ph. 946-1439.

DO Your Own: Divorce $40. Free Information.

Call 524-3277

DATING For Singles Mall $1 for appl. to: Singles Sewall, Box 4472, Hon. 111

98813.

PROFESSIONAL

CABINETS 8 COUNTERS falling apart-need shelves

or custom work? Free Eetimates, 395-8338,

Creative Woodwork & Design

CUSTOM car cleaning, polish, compound, C4I1Joe for appointment. 2473128

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Lawn mower - Moped repairs & tune-ups at your

home, fleas. 395-6927

MARY KAY Cosmetics' Free facial, reorder, free gift w/purchase.

Call Elizabeth 262-0463

LAWN MOWER Sharpen- ing - Want to have the neatest trimmed lawn in your neighborhood? Guaranteed lower rates. Call 261-2672

AR RESUME Lull Overroot.Milniong

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Professional Resume Service 761 Bishop

Street 521-7901 DOMINGO Dependable Yard Service, house- cleaning & hauling, etc. 422 -7428

DRAFTING SERVICE Bill Ching

Additions, renovations and new residences.

Res. 247-6134, Bus. 236-8511

AIR Conditioning Service. Car & Window Units.

Ph. 422-5518 Flickam area.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATES & REGULATIONS Your classified ad automatically runs In all nine editions of The Sun Press and reaches over 97,000 homes each Wed- nesday, Read Stir! Press Classifieds for profit, use Sun Press Classified for results.

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DESIGNER, custom -made, all types of garments and alterations. Ph. 262-4949

Spraying for Weeds In Lawns & Empty Loh. Feral- Illne Sprinkler Repair & Installation. Hablillat Lawn & Garden.

Free Estimates 235-6848

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PIANO Lessons-Pearl Harbor area. 12 yrs. professional training. $25/mo. 422-2123 eves, and weekends.

SPELL WITH PHONICS IMPROVE READING

Soy honks Sunni NOW' notendlot rotting. Cromer. ompretiontion. Any Ina, Kaildt Inillohluot tutoring. Ou.1111.1. onadonceil rulaublo.

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STAPLES Swlm School. Private & small group classes for children & adults. To register cal1261- 1982

PRIVATE piano lemons by experienced teacher. Reasonable. Call Mrs. Ching at 455-7328

STATE certified teacher MA to tutor elementary children. Call 281 -9046

BEGINNING Piano or Flute lessons. Individual instruction. Phone 235-5098.

PIANO Lessons by experienced teacher. Openings for children &adults. Kallua 262-8697

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PIANO Lessons In Kane- ohe by Jed Evans. An associate of Ellen Masaki 247-5437.

HORSE Back riding lessons. Beginner/Inter- mediate English riding/ lumping /dressage. New classes atartAug. 19 & 20th. Sherry Harker's Equestrian Arts. Call 259-5138

CREATIVE Sewing classes ler beginners, Kaimuki

District. Call Kim 955-1674 or Nancy 623-2087

BEGINNING Piano or Flute lessons. Individual Instruc- t ion s . Ph. 23 5-5 0 98

SEAMSTRESS, will sew children's 8 adults clothes at very reasonable rates. 247-4156

LOW Budget masonry. No Job to small. Driveways, slabs, sidewalks, blockwall, & stucco. Rick 254-5102

MEDICAL CAREERS

MEDICAL ASSISTANT

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LEARN 2nd CAREER WHILL IN MILITARY. APPROVED FOR VETERANS.

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ue you believe that there is only ont. Cod, or (Miscrial Crtatior>

OL...1 If yes, the you believe that God has spoken to amnions' at various tones in different lands throughout history?

yes, do you believe. than all these messages

are pan of the progressively unfolding will of God for man?

OC=1 Iht you liclose the world needs to he re or tiered to reflect the risibly of ma world and oaf people?

1 t_ri na, you come to (ccl rho mankind cannot Whit' Onataiting thfrii31111et selfhood auto once from God?

On you think you would lw shic to retool-we the guidance 4.54:0,17

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PERSONALLY designed lively exciting popular piano training for beg. adults. Sold by semester only. Antal 281-0027.

50 glaruircTims FULL or part time couple and individual for business of you/ own. Local Amway Distributor assists you for splendid opportunity. Phone 239-7660 1011/41 name and phone number.

FINALLY, the way to best Inflation. With Shallop, you can earn according to your needs end effort. Let us show you how. Ph. Bob Briggs 282-5295 or 281- 1870

BORED? Make money. make friends, make a future. Shaklee is more than a living . . It's a life- style. For Information Ph. Bob Grieve 282-8298 or 281-1870

LOSE WEIGHT, hays opportunity to earn money M the earns limn, 423-2660, Cleans, after 4 p.m,

MEAT store, good opportunity. Makeoffer. Wahiawa area. 822-4828, 821-6464

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1/.$ NATURAL and orgweti Aloe -Jojoba Products, buy or sell, new In NOV11, Calf Gall 487.3916, 4116880

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NEEDLECRAFT Demon- strators needed. Island Wide. 110 to 112 hr. Phone 28441052.

AVERAGE $10 to 112 pot hr. demonstrating satoturry. Flexible hrs. 823-1998

NEED extra income? Earn IF In your spare time, "

Call 488-5887 for spot

PR Persons to Introduce leading Solar *WWII 10 friend, it neighbors. Sant Sleeper unH sold. Joyce or Lou. Ph. 284.5797.

FULL tIm part time try cook: American/Okezu Dell. Alio' pantry/dishwasher pan/ time. Kaneohe. 235-5633.

FLOOR designer, maw, only for Marine Corp; baser, flower shop. Ph. Hope 825: 6173

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rAugust 1980 at 7:00 p.m.

-- All interested in understanding God's work are ---,.. invited.

Call 677 -4222. Dennis Hoist

TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVI ":;EH Traffic Schedule No. 80-9

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI. IONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 70-44 AMENDING Aft'. ICLE HI, CHAPTER 15 (10743 TItAFFIC AX11)11014E1.1 TING TO TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION, THE 1111(E( 'FOR OF 'I'ItANkIPORT'ATION SERVICES, CIT" AND COUNTY OF 110Nol.ULU,HERF.tlY (STAB ,ISHES TRAFFIC SCHEDULE NO. I40-9 TO AMEND SCHEDULE XIV OF SECTION 15-11.3 Efil'AI,LISH- ING STOP INTERSECTIONS 1)4111E1.1UILE XVIII OF SECTION aft-13.10111 (c) EASTABI,ISHING TOW ZONES-AFTERNOON PEAK PER101.1rIgt:HEDI71.15 XXII OF SECTION 15- 14.541) Eff1'AIIILISH5Nrj PROHIBITEI) PARKING CERTAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIV (IF HE CTIf/N 15-15.1445 Ettl'ASII,ISHJNG CUktH LOADING 7A)NEH; AND fiC11101)(11.11.5 XXV OF SECI'ION 15-15.0(4) ESTA111,13111ING (31011,1(.11All, RUH 5501W.

75),;(1.10N 1. Chapter 15 11070 Traffic Code), City and (:ounly of Honolulu, as amended, la hereby further amended in the following part 'rehire:

n. liy amending Schedule XIV of Set, 1511.3 evtablishina stop inUlUertionii by deleting therefrom the item requiring traffic on that portion of Keneke St. makai of and running ooral lel to A noi ltd. traveling in the wolmonalu direction P, ship et the beginning of the bend tit the wainionalo end of said potlion of Kencite lit. before turning right to proceed in the moult, direction On said Keneke St.

b. By (Unending Schedule XVIII of Sec. 15.13.10(1) (c) eat ablishing tow zones- afternoon peak period by amending the item relating to I,uaitana /IL ...aide, for a dietenrelSY in the tnauka direction from Beretenlu St. to read:

"louhalo St., ewe aide, fora &mance ItlfS' in the mauka direction front the mouke curbline prolongation of 11eretanio St."

ft, fly amending Schedule XXII of Sec. 15145(1) istoblishing prohibited parking ofirtain areas in the following particulars:

1. By adding thereto the following: "Center St., kokuhead tide, for a distance 75' In the

make; direction from the makui curbline prolongation of Sierra Dr.

"(Mb on St., niaktii aide, for a distant* 100' In Oss kokohead direction from the kokohead corblitu prolongation of St. lotanlA,

"Hawaii Kei I/r.. ma tali a side, (1) for a dietaries 110' in the kokoheod direction from a point 40' kokofond of the we property line of 8760 Hawaii Koi 0r. seal (2) for

distance 140' in the kokohead direction from a pant If ewt) of the 1.41 property line of 67.70 Hawaii Kai IA.

"Mikahillo Way, cam side, fora distant' 71,' In the mooko direction from the make' property line of 1764 Milt elude Way.

"Nemo l'1., makiii side, for its entire length. "'I'enih Ave., kokoload side, for dietance 85' in tile

moult a (Inaction from the mouka eurbline prolongation of l'oelea St.- 2. By deleting therefrom the following:

mauk amide, for a distance 365' in the kokohead direction from a point 20' ewe of the 4,114

property her of 0750 Rowan Kai 1./r." d, lay amending Schedule XXIV of Sec. 1646.1(4)

eat abliahing curb loading ronral in the following particolatie 1. Sy emending aulasectIon 11) thereof relating

pataienger loading roma an follows'. (al By adding thereto the following. ' Kuhl° Ave., ntakm aide, for n diatom, 44' in the

kokohced direction from 0 p, 1t i.IL kologived of tho lorkoloind prI(11.11100 lee Ili N0111.1 Si

. "Miliioni tit aide, for ti distance 60' in tto oneolta dirwtion from LI ping 10)' tudoka of the niatikid eurbline prohingation of H alekauwi la St "

(Id By deleting therefrom thv item relating 1. Nornw . rn .1111i aide, feign a point tilt' ewe of the ewe eurblinti

prolongation of N Yll UV At. tii Ito end d tiring red sin achod boom., 0011011 days 2 Hy amending mohair lien 121 tharwif relating 1,, freight

ItAding aeries by amending the item roalting to Kox Ave.. 111(811(.1( aide. for a diritanee 3.11' in the kokoh,ail dire Liar' from a ptiint I ',13' kokohead of g and ani Ave during tertaln boom to read

"Kos AV.' rode, fora diet... 313' it] thikolio head dire lion from a point 1214' kokiiheari of thy kokir head carbine prolongation of Kanslani Ave during the (MIMI 'ilk 0.(11 yorn Monday through Saturday

I. By emending Schedule XXV of Se. 1510.314/ witablialting ofTielal boo atop. by adding tlier.te the following

"Soho Ser.. rriakal aide. fluilmmo $01, in the kohnhend thr..ttoo Irani 42 kokohead of the .110)(01.04 prok.owntior,

-WM. St. (WU, for. a di/Amor la,' the nuastkat

Airsetkre forum n ICI' nieuka of the mauka, arbiter pentaentgatiton of Sow S1 "

f4ECTI1(1N I This &Mash hereby (R) 4P(41.10(( 17. and wadi o otos Artirie VI hereof and Mall Iala afford cm, (101 working any., aft/ its paidawtiro

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1 When you place a Classified ad, results are just a phonei call away!

Kr0 PLACE YOUR AD-Dial 235-5881 Classified Advertising Department HELP WANTED

"v MALE & F (MALI.

MILITARY housewives looking for part time Income? Location doesn't matter. Call for appt. 247- 2989

MEDICAL Ass't. Nurse for Kelton Pediatric office, part-time. Ph. 262-6551

FULL/part time waitress, cook & clerk. Apply In person 8 to 4 p.m., Weloll Tea Room, 3018 Oahu Ave.

SECRETARY/clerk typist $1300 plus. The Salvation Army. Planned giving director 988-2136 call for appt.

PART time permanent typing lob In own home. Pickup and delivery provided. Call Susan 254- 4151

SALES? Advertising-full & part time, work from home. Comm. plus bonus, Rapid advancement to mgmt. Call 422-8713 for appointment.

FUI.L time Dental Business Assistant Kallua office. Some bookkeeping back- ground preferred. 261-4605

WANTED: Strong, willing young person to trim and weed Haiku Plantation lot, 1

day a wk. 235-4050

INSURANCE Office clerk. 30-35 hrs. per wk. Previous office experience desire- able, Hickam area service wife preferred. Call 948- 0248 for Appt.

WANTED: Daytime dishwasher beginning Aug. 16 to work in a family restaurant. Call Mike. at 261-8724

EAGER to be away from home? Learn something

new. Must type. 3-4 days a week in pleasant briny office. Start $3.10 hr.

Ph. 423-2333

UPHOLSTERY Seamstress, exp. only, apply Danish Furn. Ctr., 802 Lehua St., 458-4577

QUALIFIED CDC Assem- bler Language teacher needed for Fall Term. Contact Control Data Corp. 833-2555

LOST Your Tri-Chem liquid embroidery Instructor?

NEW XMAS CATALOG/ Services, classes: 254- 1022, 624-5907, 499-1513, 833-3914, 377-6480, 422- 1286 Full/ entree career opportunities

JANITRESS, pad time, Kaneohe area. Ph. 247- 2614

MILITARY housewives looking for part time income? Location doesn't matter. Call for appt. 247- 2889

KOKUA EMPLOYMENT HAS MANY, MANY JOBS

ON WINDWARD SIDE FOR SERVICE WIVES

LOCALS AND NEWCOMERS CALL US AT 262-8137

OR APPLY AT 767 KAILIJA RD., FREE PARKING IN REAR

HELP WANTED 60 MALE S. FEMALE

WANTED part time cook for Kallua family restaurant. Call Mike 261-6724

BABY sitter wanted part time from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. nursery exp. nec. Mon. to Fri. Lisa 235-5839

NEED person to do carpentry on weekends in Wahiawa. 821-5341, 896- 8037

HAIRSTYLIST part-time. Ph. 281.2575 or eves. 282- 5284

55$ Sales people needed Immediately. More qualified leads than we can handle. Full or part time. Car nee. Windward Vacuum Sales & Service. 239-8878

ABC EMPLOYMENT. INC. WINDWARD sample

Part time Secty's $3.25 hr. Lot attend. trainees $3.10 Exec. Sec. $11,000 Clerk Typist $800 Ass't. Soc. $600 Travel Agent to $750 Auto Parts to $4.00 Bookkeepers to 51200+ Shipping Clerk $3.25 Cashiers $3.25 Disnwasher $3.25

TOWN sample Recpt. Sec. $850 Claims trainee $1125 Otc. Manager 58/5850 Customer Service $750 Food/Bev. manage. to

$13,000 Exec. Secty's $900/$1000 Receptionist Fee Paid Staff Accountant $900 Bank Trainees to $800. Distribution Manage $850+ Part time purchasing to

$450 mo. Driver to $750 Kailua Shop Ctr. Rm. 208

281.9781 3049 Ualena St.

836-2321

PART time Work, eves. Kaneohe. Good salary plus bonuses. No experience necessary. Mature persons. Military. Senior Citizens welcome. Call Aileen or Debbie 235-0225

DELI VERYMAN, must have own car, 3-4 nights per week. Ph. 262-0886

PART time work. 6100 *Per weak. Possible eves. end weekends. P.R. work - no selling, Must like meeting people. Call Larry 235-0225

YARD Work, 5 hours weekly. Student okay. Kahaluu area. Jim 239-9800

WE need drivers for bicycle ice cream wagon, full/part time, commission, good exorcise, good money, good fun. 262-8259

62 HELP WANTED

WANTED baby sitter Mon., Wed. & Fri. 8 to 12 noon. Call 281-3127

PERSON to care for elderly couple, mornings pro- f erred. Salary to be arranged. 282 -5348

WANTED part time domestic worker. Some cooking. dishes, laundry, etc. Kelton. Ph. 261 -3880

.."."....."71er's PARTLY

12 0:474T GARAGE 68 &LANAI 1t11.611 uv & LANAI 11141.48

GARAGE Sale: 3448 Ale Akullkull St., Salt Lake, Sat. & Sun., 9 to 4

61 :TAW SALES 75 ISHEDLY 75 FURNISHED

WANTED: Person to babysit 6 mo. girl In my home. Alkahl area. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Some housework. $50 per wk. Call 8 p.m.-8 p.m. 254-2548

BABY sitter needed for 11 yr, old boy after school. Preferably near Hickam Elementary. 422-4016 after 6.

AFTER school care w/transportatIon from Kaneohe Elem. for 1st grade boy. 235-4038

NEED babysitter for 1 child, Kaneohe area. Ph. 235- 5075

NEED baby sitter for 6 mo. old as of Sept. preferably in own home. Hours 7 to 2:15. Refs. 239-6376

. 63 INZE WANTED

I WILL babysit at my home-Reliable. Ages 1Y.- 4. Phone 235-4311.

WILL babysit In my Kallua home. Exper. Fenced yard. Ph. 262-4796

CHILD care in my home. KMCAS Mon. to Fri. Fiefs avail. 254-3258

WILL do babysitting, my home, Mon. thru Friday. Days. Any age. Ph. 281- 2352

CHILD Care, 2 yrs. & up. Temple Valley mom. Transportation to and from Ahuimanu Elem. and/or preschool. 239-9878

WILL babysit my home. Prefer Infante -2 yrs.

Ph. 282 -8243

RELIABLE Babysitter to care for your child Mon. - Fri. Refs. available. 247- 3743

BABYSITTING in my Catlin Park home. Call 422- 1044

WILL babysit. My home. Day Care & Nursery experience. Schofield area 824-9081

YARDMAN needed Mellen' area.

Call 623-2279 eves.

WILL Babyalt for working mother, full or part time. For Info. Ph. 624-4157

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GARAGE Sale: Tropical fish: plants; uniforms & misc. items. 2530-C Bingham Way, KMCAS, Sal, Aug. 18.

GARAGE Sale, wide variety miscellaneous items. 307 Wanaao Rd., Kailua, Aug. 16 Lk 17, 9 a.m. to 5 p.M.

BIG Plant & Rummage Salel Sal. 8/23. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Hue-hue chicken/ food/games.. 5339 Kalani- anaole Hwy. in Aina Halm Calvery Lutheran. Free admission!

GARAGE Sale: Fri. & Sat., Aug. 15 & 16, 10 to 4 p.m., 95-096 Kipapa Dr., 11440, Militant, misc. items.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Aug. 18, 9 to 4, 338 Honono SI., Hawaii Kai, misc. items.

MOVING Sale: 4 families, Set., Aug, 16, 9 to 1, 94-194 Mahapili St. corner Lenikuhane, Militant.

MOVING SALE: All fury; sofa, recliner swivel rocker commode; Baldwin spinet; dinette/6 chairs; queen size bed set; 2 chests GE N.D. washer, most items 1 yr. old. Good cond. Ph. 261 - 6095

SEWING mach., cameras, baby Items, ceramics. Sat. 1 97 2-A Hanson Cir. KMCAS

GARAGE Sale, Milllan1,95- 710 Kipapa Dr.415. Sat.9-2. Rattan dining set, clothes & odds & ends.

SAT., Aug. 16, 582 Palawiki St., Enchanted Lake, 28" glass louvers w/hardware, girls' bikes, Kenmore dryer & many beautiful lamps - $15 ea. 281-4422

KING spreads, drapes, glass table, golf clubs, lamps, baby car carrier seat, bowling ball/bag

clothes, misc. bargaina. Sat. 10-4 p.m., 320 Kealahou

Pl., Kallua

MOVING Sale: bdrrn. sets, dieing rm. set, hutch, bookcase, recliner, lamps, end tables, refrigerator, stereo stand, sewing cutting table. Frl. 15th, Sat, 16th. 10 to 4, 47-249-A Hui lwa St., Hokuloa

GARAGE Sale: Sat. & Sun., Aug. 18 & 17, 10104, turn. &

misc. 98-1052 Mahola Pl., Pearl Ridge

BENEFIT Garage Sale: Sat., 8 to 1, misc. Items. 635 Wanaao Rd., Kallua

GARAGE/Plant Sale. Aug. 18 & 17, 9-4. Clothes, household items. turn. & many plants. 7243, 7246 Mokuone St., Koko head Terrace, Hawaii Kul

MOVING Sale: Sat, & Sun., turn.; toys, girls bike: women's & children's clothes; household Items & misc. 719-C Wailepo Pl., Kelton

MOVING Sale: Furniture, baby Turn. & small household Items. 2483-0 Cochran St.. KMCAS 254- 3127

CUSTOM deluxe bunk- beds, dressers, rattan couch & chairs, hanging wrought Iron lamp, white velvet chair, portable closet, waterbed, practically new avocado drop-in gas stove top. Lanai Sale 261 2258

READ THIS if your family needs a second income. Commissions sales, hard work. We need only 24 good hours of your time. You choose the hours. We have part timers earning $30,000.00 a year but it's not easy. If you need extra money and don't mind being challenged call Ken Silva.

833-2545 Insured Investments, Inc.

GARAGE Sale: 9 to 5, Sat., Aug. 16, 1448 Mokolea Dr., Lenikal

ALOHA Sale: Moving, everything must go. All day Aug. 9 & 10, 16 & 17, Catlin Dr. across from Airport. 1993-B

GARAGE Sale: Furniture & miscellaneous items, 47- 215 luiu SI., Kaneohe, Aug. 16& 17, -10 to 4 p.m.

GARAGE Salo: toys, clothing, small appliances, some fabrics, misc. Aug. 18, 9 to 3 p.m. 848 Alahaki St., Kailua

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GARAGE Sale, 8/16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1339 Anapa St., Foster VII.

73 APTS. FURNISHED

ATTRACTIVE Windward ocean front studio. Pool, parking. 235-0273, 941- 7711.

NANAKULI: 2 bdrm ocean view $275.

Call 373-2424

WAIKIKI Foster Towers studio, oceanvlew, pool $350 mo. 488-3248

PUNALUU: Condo studio, beach, pool, utilities. $280 mo. Lease 395-2198

MAKIKI Davenport: new Ideal comfort for working couple 1 bdrm. low -rise, furnished, washer/dryer, microwave, covered parking $376. 595-2334, 595-3810

APT. FURN. Makiki - washer /dryer, lanai, a/c, $500 mo. Call Mark or Becky. 941-5453 after 5 p.m.

LANIKAI studio, extra nice, 1 block to beach. Single $295 double, $325 incl. utils. 282-5528

WINDWARD Harbor Kallua - Just completed. Lge. 3 bdrm., 2V., bath 011 Windward side. 2 lanais, 1 roof top, microwave kitchen, trash compactor, cubes & Ice water In ref rig. dr., sauna, private tennis club, full time pro on grounds. Covered parking stalls. Top Security. 3 Singles can share. $1000 mo., lease or rent. P.O. Box 82, Kaneohe, 98744. Ph. 261-8111

75 APTS,

KALIHI-2 bdrms., washer/ dryer, parking, near bus line, school, shopping center, $400 & up. Hale Kokoa Inc. Ph. 423-1022.

SALT Lake new luxury condo. studio, 23 fl., pool, sauna, tennis, cable &other amenities. 524-2888

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531-0111 or 536-3458

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POINCIANA Manor: Im- mediate occupancy, 3 bdrm., 21/2 bath, bl-level $800 mo. Call 254-3885

MILILANI: 2 bdrm., carpet, drapes, all appl. Incl. water $450 mo. plus deposit. Immediate. 821.5234

WINDWARD Harbour: Brand-new deluxe exec, 3 bdrm., 2 bath apt. overlooking exotically landscaped lakes & waterfall, Amenities galorel $850 mo. 202-8964

LOVELY 2 bdrm. apt., garden view. Windward Passage $500. Ph. 281-5324

NAN! Koolau: 2 bdrm. $470 mo., swimming pool. Call 247-2904

NEW large studio, private home, exclusive area, swimming pool $400 a mo. Incl. utli. 262-8922

KANEOHE: 3 bdrm., 2 bath, pool, etc., Immac., Haiku Hale $500. 261-6141

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KANEOHE: apt. partly furnished, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, all appl., drapes, pool, view

$525. Call 262-8298 or 262- 9411 after 5 p.m.

RE NTAL5 70 TO SHARE

AIKAHI: Own room/both Including utll., pool, share kitchen/laundry. Refs. $226 mo. 264-2472 AWN

MALE to share w/same, 2

bdrm., $212.50 Lail. 235- 2978, 923-0277

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KANEOHE: Haiku - lovely 4 bdrm. home, furnished, own room, bath, all home privileges for couple -

military preferred w/no children $350 mo. includes utilities. Reduced rant for baby sitting 3 days a week 2 p.m. to bedtime. Call 235- 8292

LIBERAL 01 Male 18-27 needed to share Waikiki apt. 2/same student low rent for right parson. Call 948-3377

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BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Appliance Repair

HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE

Expert repair to all makes/models, reasonable

Ph 671-0445

DAN'S Appliance, repairs washers & dryers, stoves & refract. Call 622-4679 (Repairs Guaranteed)

RJ'S REFRIGERATION & Air Conditioning Service. Workmanship guaranteed.

Call 533-3877 ext. 5404

reardel/Ugholstory Clueing

LONG'S CARPET CLEANERS

PH. 456-8271

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PIANO Lessons your home. Exp. teacher w/masters degree. 521- 8138 eves.

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UNCONTESTED DIVORCE

FULL SERVICE by Attorney. $190 lee Incl. Children & Property.

Barbera Melvin 521.7476

MICHAEL A Man 531-1891 immigration Accident Wills Divorce Bustrtass Litigation

DO Your Own: Divorce $40, Free Information

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Ph. 247-1454

NARIKAWA PAINTING Free Estimates

Lie. C-8455, Ph. 488-1080

CAR PAINTING Commercial & Pas. our

specialty. Free Estimates. Ph. 247-4807. C.9724

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Lic. C-4767 Ph. 247 -6621

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Inexpensive, courteous, professional. Free Estimate, C8473. Call any time 923-6813 24 Ms.

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J. PAUL SILUNGER TUNER TECHNICIAN

261-0457

I.- Plumbing --- Pt WARING repair aertiir

Free estimate Plumbing A down cleaning

Ph. 247-0544

LR...down Building Repair

PATIOS AND NEW ADDITIONS Repair-garage Free

Est. Clifford (wane C-4477 PH: 677-4895

E.C. $ L. Builders Home improvement. House painting, concrete work, carports & exten- sion patios. Lie. 1404.

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COMPLETE Lawn Service big lob clean-up & dependable monthly maintenance Ph 235.0543

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WALL .ACE GARDEN SERVICE

General Yard Marntenance old lawns festered. new

lawns planted. true hedges & shrubs_ remove

rubbish Hawn. Kai to Kabala Free estimates

Ph 395-1929

NAnlloa Gardens Fro% co limrs, Isla were... wroilatra karamets WIITI WWI Owls

Ph. 2474071

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110 JEWELRY v 1.06 KT BRILLIANT round diamond. grade 81-1-F. IMPranted at 69400, asking 61500 Ph. 732-1804

Si HOUSES FURNISHED

WAIPIO: 3 bdrm., 1 bath, hJIly furnished includes utilities $525 Available tow. 823-5159

KANEOHE: Fully eqpt. 3 bdrm., 2 bath home. Ige. rec. rm. Dead end street. Bring your own toothbrush.

mo. 947-1343

112

2 BORM. /loft, 1 bath, pool, tennis court, oceanfront, unfurnished $550 mo. Call 237-8982 '

ALIT Shores: Beautiful Ige. immac. Exec. 3 bdrm. home w/tam. & dining rms. decks & gar. dr. Lovely mt. & bay views. Private & Quiet. Immo. $775 /otter. Incl. Gardener. No pets. Ph. 262- 91.19.

r, 63 ",-;4`.;.1--',"" AIKAHI PARK: 3 bdim 2 bath home w/Ige. garden on no/through street $595. 262-9119 No pets.

WAIPAHU Village Park, 3 barn., 2 bath, carpet, view, $ 5. No pets. 488-5327

KANEOHE, 3 bdrm., fantastic location, $500.

Ph. 261-8810

WAIPAHU: large 4 bdrm. home, 1Yr bath, util. included, Avail. now. $595. C5Il 732-3185 or 537-5826

NEWER 3 bdrm., 2 bath hem in Enchanted Lake. Available month to month lease $650. Over '2100sq. ft. of living space. Call 261- 3389 ask for Jerry Aden (R) (254-3372) or Chu Lan

-Slpbert (RA) (261-7885), Urner, Inc.

KAILUA: Exec. Lake area. 4/5 bdrm., carpets, drapes, appliances,

,7g72613-r22 private,

NEOHE: Lovely, modern drm., 2 bath, small yard, 01, recreation, lease. 90. Singles O.K. 261- 61/262 -8502

3 ,BDRM., 2 bath house. Kaneohe. $525 per mo. Call 215- 1822,262 -8886

N E 3 bdrm., home for

t in good area. Close to K CAS. 9 mo. lease. $700. Call 254-5470

AIKAHI Park - comfortable Nome, fenced-in back lawn, dOuble carport, excl. *tool $750. Ph. 262-7472

WAHALLJU - 3 bdrm., both, view, covered perking, carpet, yard $550 Met water. Ph. 247-015e eves.

KAILUA - 3 bdrm., 2 bath. great location. Completely remodeled $675. 261-8810

KANEOHE - $750, water- frOnt & pool. 3 bdrm., 21/2

bath. Ph. Yoshie Bell 262- 8181 or 235-1314

KAILUA - 3 bdrm., 2 bath, near school & bus line. Fenced yard & washer/ dryer $525. Ph. 262-7420

KANEOHE: 4 bdrm. Mailable Sept. 1, Ideal for large family w/pet. Centrally located. Large lapel, double carport. cul- de-sac $650 Call Ginny at 436-9227/524-2562 or Ken 247-5165

TOWN HOUSES PART OiS FURN

PULI ALIT - Spectacular ocean view 2 bdrm., Lease. Pciol, tennis, etc. Ph. 235- 6661 after 8/14

KANEOHE: Puu Alii, 2 bchm , 2 bath. spectacular view of the bay. pool, tennis $550. 235-5767

KANEOHE Puu Alii - 3 bdrm.. 2 bath. pool &tennis. $600. Ph. 235 -5787

LAKEVIEW - view, breezy, 2 bdrm., 2 bath. water, lanai $575 Ph 281-3106

KANEOHE -new bdrm. 2 bath townhouse, super oneness $850 Call 521- 8883 or 373-3054.

LANIKAI-BLUESTONE. model B. end unit. 3 bdrm 3 bath. 61.250/mo Phone 524-5394 dwh

KAILUA Windward Harbor, brand new 3 brirm Pro tennis club, 2 perking, 2 bath. Phone 37 7 01119.

80 CONDOS a TOWNHOUSES FURN

NANAKIJLI Furn 3 bdrm. townnoove Good location. near bea,ri $475 /mo. 00- 2153 Avail Oct 1 Rate

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MA.) ALIT. 3 bdrm 2 ham townhorn carper weather dryer, 2 car garage '49w. forinia, poor mum. A

tweed 111100 mo ohis Cell 2368451 I4T5. 0442

mit it Aell 2 brews 3 oat., beautifur golf course inret.nri 6525 Ph e23 ..502, "`srs A set, e'er 524.4510 sees

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BORM., W bath $200 month, utilities Included plus deposit. 261-5174

" - FURNISHED I bdrm. including utilities $150 a mo. Call 8 ern and alter 6 P.m 689-6101

KANEOHE - Haiku Village - 3 bdrm., 2 bath home. Own rm. & bath, $200/ulils. incl. Ph. 247-5007

KAILUA room, $250 incl. utile. Near beach w/pool. Ph. 261-2915

93 VACATION RENTALS

KUILIMA: 1 bdrm. fully furnished apt., no pets. Call 239-8539.

LANIKAI view home sleeps 4, mo. Oct. $1,500, car extra, refs. req. 262-5674

KUILIMA: 1 bdrm., apt., sleeps 4, amenities. Daily/wkly./mo. 235-1481.

BEACHFRONT studio near Crouching Lion. Week, month, pool. 235-6196.

KAUAI - Vacation with your mainland visitors on Kauai's North Shore, fully equipped beach home sleeps 10. $350/wk. 261- 5895

VACATION Rental, Keaawa. Magnificent view 2 bdrm. 11/2 bath loft. Swimming pool, volleyball $250 per wk. Cathy Lyman 261-4332

Ng RENTALS WANTED

MATURE married couple desires 3 bdrm. house to rent up to $350 per month. Will sign lease. Must allow 1

well behaved dog. Fenced yard a must. Prefer 2 car garage. Ph. 235-1387 after 5 p.m.

RENTAL wanted: 1 or 2 car garage for storage. Kallua Area. Call 282 -8360

WE WILL manage your property with Professional Service for local or absent owners. Personalized Service. Vandervoort Realty 261-1966.

WINDWARD Community student needs room or share apt. Windward side under $200. Refs. 254-3407 after 5.

WORKING Couple with 1

cat seeks 2-3 bdrm. house (or large 1 bdrm.) on Windward side, reasonable. Call 261-5065 eves.

RETIRED couple need home with separate cottage or ? For elderly aunt to approx. $700. 235-4206

103 OFFICES FOR RENT

270 SQ. FT. panelled, separate entrance, $350 per mo. Contact Max 262-4828

108 SFUSINESS PROPERTY

OR SALE OR RENT

KAILUA 2 Excellent Retail Spaces.

129 & 137 Heklll St. 262-8179 or 262-8144

114 tE1/171 ESTATE

SALE

MOKULIEA SANDS: Great for HULA MAE financing. Lovely, largo 1 bdrm., 1

bath unit located across from a white sandy beach. Conveniently located near Schofield Barracks. $59,900. FEE tmk 1- 6.8 -11- 26-32. Ph. Patty Yost MA) 254-1713.

HAWAII KAI This 4 bdrm., 2 bath home, spells pride in home ownership. Just pack your bags &move in. Mt.S 32917, $159,500. Lease. Frank Fujimura (R) 262-7876 PROPERTY RESOURCES CONSULTANT CORP. 523-8682.

HARBOR VIEW-WAIPAHU 3 bdrm., 2 bath home w/solar heater & fenced. $125,00 Lease. MLS 38809 Call Katrina Burton (RA) 4 87-781 8 PROPERTY RESOURCES CONSUL- TANT CORP. 523-8882.

Alit SHORES-KANEOHE REMODELED 3 hdrm . 2 bath home on if large tot. $165,000. Lease. MIS 40763. Katherine Poeschl (RA) Owner 24743951 PROPERTY RESOURCES CONSUL TANT CORP 523 8882

KANEOHF. $125,000 OWNER TRANSFER 'MO must ate this spotless 4 bdrm . 2 bath townhouse with patio overtook ind meadowlands and majestic KOOLAUS Spacious (1932

tl.) Lease (mis .37802) Cats Jim Brown (14) 235 - 3674, Jul tenor, Inc 261, 3380

KAILIJA 2 STORY Poor 5 bdrm.. 10,000 Id

In tee $189,000 Ph 281.1111

KARA /A $,07.000 2 story 5 NINO 2400 sq

ft pool. Mana Park Ph 281 -1111

OPEN Seedey 2 ro 5, 46 476 matron St Hike litiotwo Might pirate. SISIOCIOUS '3 bdrm 2 bath

1:701:4 ad11. $0nt3 "Ws. 2 7

114 n AL ES AT FOR 9,A1A

MILILANI Knob Hill III, 2 bdrm., 1 1/2 bath town home, good location. Ideal home for Investment. FEE $92,000. Shown by owner. 623-6340, M. Lockridge (R) 523-9688.

KAILUA 5172.000 JUST STEPS TO BEACH from this charming 3/4 bdrm., 2 bath home.'Owner anxious. BRING US AN OFFERI Lease. (mIs 37804). Call Jeanne Easterling (R) 261-0186, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA POOL $145,000 NEWLY carpeted 4 bdrm., 2 bath home on quiet street, great area. Super family room. PRICED TO SELL! Lease. (mIs 40261). Call Jeanne Easterling (R) 261- 0186 to see. J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA $129,500 KUKILAKILA - Plush white carpeting, beautifully decorated, breezy end unit, 2 bdrm., 1.5 bath. For The Discriminating. Lease. (mIs 40182). Call Luky Francis (RA) 262-9067, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA $155,000 MOVE RIGHT IN this neat 3 bdrm., 2 bath FEE SIMPLE home. Spacious and a Super area. Call Suzy Ebbert (RA) 261-6634 to see anytime. (oils 39600), J.M. Urner, Inc. 281-3389

KAILUA $135,000 PRICE REDUCED - Just $135,000 buys this spacious 4 bdrm., 2 bath home with LARGE family room and enclosed yard with fruit trees. Shiny, roomy kitchen. Great family home. Terms offered. Lease. (mis 40181). Easy to see. Cell Elizabeth McCarthy (RA) 261-5873 for appt., J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA $95,00 & $98,000

CAREFREE LIVING in Kailutes new, luxury condo gorgeous mountain view. Lighted tennis courts, beautifully upgraded 1

bdrm., 1 bath units. TMKs 1-4-2-1-46. Call GII Carr (R) 262-8964, J.M. Weer, Inc. .261-3389

KAILUA 1980 PARADE OF HOMES

WINNER! Superb condo with solar heating system, tennis club, POOL, BBC), and beautiful mart -made lake and streams. Koolau view. NEW - 3 bdrm., 2 bath with many quality upgrades. Lease. Open to EX- CHANGE. (mis 40390). Call Jim Brown (R) 235-3874, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA $189,500 ENTERTAIN POOLSIDE while you enjoy this FEE SIMPLE 4 bdrm., 2 bath home in modern executive area. (mis 36901). Call Chu Lan Shubert (RA) 261-7885 to see, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261- 3389

KAILUA $145,000 YOU'LL BE PROUD to own this sparkling 3 bdrm., 2 bath Enchanted Lakes home, beautifully im- proved, new master bath, lovely enclosed yard, quality features throughout. Lease. (mIs 37803). Call Jan Hine (R) 254-4141 to see today; J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

114 nal. A T1

I, sit uA $1295000 COUNTRY ESTATE -- Rambling 3 bdrm.. 3 bath on 1.5 acres - new lease -

fireplace. Party sized TREE HOUSE, beautiful setting. (mIs 38084). Call Laura Carr (RA) 262-9309. J.M. Urner, Inc. 281-3389

KAILUA $126,000 NAME YOUR TERMS - Agreement of Sale offered on this well priced 3 bdrm., 2 bath home with family room, on quiet street. Fenced yard. Good area. Lease. (mis 40192). Call Betty Boxold (RA) 261- 4416, J.M. Urner, Inc. 281- 3389

KAILUA LANIKAI - Three rnagni- ficent parcels of FEE SIMPLE. vacant land, zoned R-3 over 5 acres. Incredible ocean view) TMKs 1-4-3-1-5,9,10. For details call Gil Carr (R) 282- 8964 or Nick Lawson (R) 254-4141, J.M. Urner, Inc, 261-3389

KANEOHE $125,000 DESIGN YOUR OWN HOME and here's the perfect setting! Gorgeous OCEANVIEW from this FEE 10,500 sq. ft. lot In peaceful country area. (mis 30753). Call Flossie Bonnet (R) 262-5595, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

MARINER'S COVE: beautiful 3 bdrm., 2 bath (due sleeping loft. Custom decorated w/wallpaper, upgraded carpet on large perimeter lot. Superbly landscaped Including numerous fruit trees $190,000. Courtesy. Open 1

to 4, Sun 7141 Nlu Malu Lp. Call 395-7108

MILILANI 2 Story, 4 bdrm., 21/2 bath home w/pool. Home needs TLC and priced low al $178,500. Fee simple. MLS 39513. Call Alice "Alike" Ching (RA) 623-4438 PROPERTY RESOURCES CONSULTANT CORP. 523-8682

SUNSET Beach: 3 bdrm., 2

bath, Fee Simple $127,000. 638-7843 a.m./p.m,

MILILANI Town Area: $68,000 Fee. 2 bdrm. condo, Open House 1 to 4, Sun Aug. 17. 623-7129

MAKIKI - 1804 Kinau Lanais. 1 bdrm., lister/ owner includes turn., awnings, carpeted lanai, a/c & beautiful view, 3.5% to broker $86,750. 525-6327

VALLEJO, Ca. Stucco home 3 bdrm., i bath, living rm., fireplace, farm dining combination, redwood deck, built -In pool w/slide, dbl. encl. gar., w/auto. opener, view of Mare Island Bridge, $69,950. Flexible terms by owner. 839-5278

INVESTIGATE our space program. Outer apace - pool, tennis court, park. Inner space - 4 bdrm., 21/2

bath, den, 2 car garage, patio. Our Hokuloa Townhouse for only $127,500. For more Info. Ph, Audrey Rehkemper (RA) 239-7291 or drop by Sun. 2- 5. 47-016-A Hui Iwa Pl. Barbara Odor Realty Inc. 235-6457

114 41.1$ALIATE

WATERRONT: Enjoy sailing water skiing from your backyard door. 2,242 sq. ft. under roof - 3 bdrm 2

bath, lake view from living room, dining area & Ige. master bedroom. Excl. neighborhood, good schools, shopping close by, room for pool. PRICE $195,000 MLS 039313. David Chase (RA) 2624006 Sam Daily Realty, Inc. 235-

BEAUTIFULLY maintained 3 bdrm., 2 bath home on quiet street, Lora. & enclosed lanai for entertaining. Exterior freshly painted. DON'T MISS THIS ONE $158,900 FEE. TMK 1-9-4-80-09 Susan Starritt (RA) 262-8006. Sam Daily Realty Inc. 235-6666

IMMACULATE 3 bdrm., 2 full bath. Prima location. Large living 'rm./dining area, patio. enclosed lanai, equipped kitchen w/parquet floor, fully equipped laundry room, new roof & driveway in 1979. lease $123,000. Shown by owner 1241 Mokapu Blvd., Kallua. 254-1325 Margaret Lock- ridge, Inc. (R) 262-5403

116 ,fr,s`Wircr LOOKING for windjammer model home in Mariner's Cove. If you plan to sell in 6 mos. call Anna 395-6878

120 FURNITURE

KING size water bed $250/offer. Call Jim weekdays after 4. 456-2994

SIMMONS bed daveno & matching chair $150. Also miso upholstered' chairs and other turniture. 262- 5934

BOOKCASE cab. $50; twin bed w/bookcase hdbd. $85; trundle bed $25. 488-4749

MOVING SALE: All turn; sofa, recliner swivel rocker; commode; Baldwin spinet, dinette/6 chairs, queensize bed set, 2 chests, GE H.D. washer, most items 1 yr. old, good cond. Ph. 281- 6095

TWIN bed bookcase headboard; antique trunk; hardwood table w/4 chairs & 4 leafs. Call 254-2636

2 MATCHING upholstered rockers $115 ea.: heavy glees /wrought iron cocktail table $300 or $500 3 pc. set, Drexel corner unit, table -2 complete twin bed $180; blk. leather chair & ottoman $125. 395-3579

RATTAN Chairs $39; tables $29; cane dressers $59; mirrors $19; nightstand $19; headboard te lamps $14 and up' 833-3010

BLACK naugahyde Niagara chair $1000 If new. 235- 3109 before 7 p.m.

120 FURNITURE /

TEAK dining rm. tbl w/eix captain chairs. Hand made In Thailand $1200; teak buffet $750. 261-6061 eves.

NEED TO FURNISH SMALL HOUSE OR APT.? SELLING FURNISHINGS FROM BEACH RENTAL. FURN., BEDS, LINEN, KITCHEN EQUIP. FINE QUALITY LIKE NEW. 262- 0606

2 DRAWER legal file cabinet. sofa bed, desk bookshelves & side chair. Ph. 261-5297

TWIN beds, Philippine mahogany, box springs & mattresses, practically new, $150. 373- 3548/941- 6818

PILLOW furniture, Love lounge & captains chair $200 or offer. 595-3464

TEAKWOOD grandfather clock w/chimes $350.

Call 422-5260

BUNK bed w/mattress $175; bumper pool table $150. 023-1313 alter 6 p.m.'

QUEEN size water bed for sale, $200. Excl. cond. Ph. 261-7080

OAK Barrel furniture, two piece sectional; black vinyl couch; coffee tbl.;

2 end tbls. $400 or best offer. 824-4556

SEARS Sofa bed, queen size floral print. Ph. 821- 9271 or 941.7570

LARGE chair & - ottoman $15. Call 254-3309

PASSIONATE yellow steel desk, large. Call for measurements. 247-6127, eves. Asking 3100/offer.

120 MISCELLANEOUS

Reconditioned Air Conditioners

end Repairs with 30 day ouiranloo5 to 12.000 BTU 110V WO to RIM: 10 to 24.0008M

220flo $14710 $278.

Call 836-3103

PARADISE USED

FURNITURE Rattan swivel rockers $80 ea.; beautiful queen size sofa bed $350; antique oak hall tree $250; student desks $20 & $25; 7 drawer mahogany desk $75; 7 drawer student desk $40; 5 drawer metal dressers $45; rattan fan chairs $30 ea.; portable sewing machines $40 & $50. Also lamps; pictures; tables; head- boards &. more. 261-8492, 155 Hamakua Dr., Kailua in rear on canal next to-Top Dollar Realty

7' QUEEN size sofa bed, 8 AQUARIUM 70 Gal. Salt mos. old, .excl. cond. $700 water w/stand, filters, pump new, asking $550. Ph. 261- $375; 30 Gal. salt water 7730 complete $125. 235-5867

BEAT INFLATION INVEST NOW Protect Your Future

- O'NAN REALTY Jocko (111

RESIDENTIAL 537-5724 CONDOMINIUM

HOME IMPROVEMENT DRAPERY

APPLIANCES

128 MISCELLANEOUS

18 BEATLES 8 track tapes & carrying case. All for $40. 422-0363

SEARS washer, dryer. $150 ea.: dinette table

$36: gold carpel $50, 10 ft. ladder $25. 201-4551

VACUUM Cleaners rebuln with warranty $19.95 & up. Also parts & repairs for all makes & models. Windward Vacuum Sales & Service, 239-8878

SCUBA pro turtle, steel 72 tank, everything incorp. w/the turtle. Wet suit. Ph, 682-4675/684-8104 Leaving island, must sell.

COOKBOOKS Lifetime complete set, mint cond. $150: baby doll Madame Alexaqder Circa 1920's best offer, 537-1374

SUZUKI 3.5 hp outboard motor, nearly new, cost $509. sell $265; German Exakto camera 35mm. complete with telescopic lens, bargain $175; heavy 14 kt. gold coin ring w/1898 U.S. 2-1/2D gold coin $475, -Frisco la's 50 binoculars $25; Coleman 2 burner camp stove, new $20; 12" Hitachi B/W TV, 4 mos. old $50. Ph. 239-6651

MOPED, Motobecane '77 model 50L $275/best offer. Call 422-1625

FEED 1 adult for $7.06 weekly. Includes 1 lb. meat daily, choice of 8 fresh vegetables, and grain. Free details write: STN, P.O. Box 1051, Pearl City, HI. 96782

STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Ph. 282-5531

HAWAII PARK SPECIAL $5 OPEN HOUSE. MEET MISS NUDE EUROPE. SAT. - SUN., AUG. 16-17. CALL 949-8818

APT. size washing machine $40; green & white hide- away bed $75; Aria classical guitar $100. Ph. 423-2482

PASSIONATE yellow steel desk, large. Call for measurements. 247-6127, eves. Asking $100 /oiler. .

WANTED We pay cash for used air condltiones. Also Repair & Sell OM new all make. & models with a 30 -50 day warranty.

ANAMAI AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION

531-5170 or 247-3272

WROUGHT Iron lanai chaise lounge $50.00.

946-2720

MILITARY & VETS

Now wen Hula Mae/VA Financing II is possible for

you to own your own home In

Hawaii. We have such homes

on while sandy headless/1th

the ocean as your backyard. For hen intormation on

(Walls & locations. call me

personally.

Wally 639,..0916 locations. Int.

Aug. Id, 19NO Classified III 126 MISCELLANEOUS

ELECTRIC lawn mower, like new, $45. Ph 261-6533

FOR SALE: triple coconut planters from the Philip- pines, hand carved jewelry boxes from India. copper musical sculptures from Hong Kong. genuine jade from Taiwan: dolls, slippers, shoes from China. Sale starts Fri., Aug. 15 & all day Sat Aug. 18th. 254- 3290

STEEL shelving, 24" wide. 3 sections, $100, valued at $450. Call J. Porter 235- 6644

CAPIZ Shell lamps, many styles. color from $40. Call 623-6688 after 6 p.m.

MARY KAY COSMETICS. For re-orders & free facials,' call Yolanda, 259-9021

CRAFT FAIR HOT LINE

Sellers and buyers. Subscribe to monthly calendar 11Sting rrall lairs. where, when & so forth. For Wu. send stamped self-addressed envelope to:

Hot Line 91-588 Pohakupuna Rd. Ewa Beach, HI 96706

Ph. 689-8869 eves.

PURIFIED WATER Five cents per gallon.

. Ph. 259-7236.

PARADISE USED

FURNITURE 1ST ANNIVERSARY SALE

SPECIAL WITH THIS AD 10% OFF ON ALL OUR WOOD

4 DRAWER CHESTS

LANDSCAPE Rock Garden, Tropical. Garden. Sprinkler. Am Yard Made New. Chair Link Final. Concrule & TIN Work. Del

07603. Ph. 4224661111111s Mar Sage.

CONSOLE stereo-8-track, AM/FM-radio-phonograph 135 dollars, Ph. 623-5115

MATCHING sofa; love seat; coffee table; end table; bookcase; lamp - all like new. Bill 536-3571 M-F.

ANTIQUE, paintings, lamps & misc. Call 833- 8400 or 536-5604

2 GOTTIEB pinball machines, $185; 10-spd. bike. Ph. 235- 2254/293- 8200

TOP S$ PAM FOR

GOLD & SILVER GUMMED

HICHESTINCES

PH. 923-1114$

PIONEER V KP 500 FM cassette player FF, RW, auto. eject. $125. Dave Palumbo 257-2889 dwh

14Kt. HAWAIIAN JEWELRY SPECIAL 4mm ID Brae. w/2.5mm S.Rope chain or.

fa 12min Taller hand $190.00 fk, SUNNIS!) HAWAII 955-1559

1481 S. King St. #412 PROFESSIONAL CENTER

Properties 41144r- DAI YiNc.

Available Now

KANEOHE KAILUA Crown Terrace 3/2 $1110 Alakal St. 3/2 with

separate I/I 100 Haiku Villa 3/2 550 Tropicana Village 3/2 526

2/2 475 Hokuloa 3/2 600 kauhale Beach Cons

3/2 lure. 100 Haiku Hato 3/2 500 235-8766 Boat Slip 75

Windward Harbour 3/2 Windward Passage 2/2

1/I

550 525 450

WAIKIKI LaCasa I/I (urn. 350

Properly Management Dept.

MARGARET LOCKRIDGE, INC.

Specializing in

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Honolulu offlte: 523-9688 Kellum office: 262-5403

262-5307 You: ,v Pay for your advertising

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THREE BEDROOMS TWO FULL BATHS

From $ 1 3 1 ,000

WAI KELE ESTATES Under ( (instruction In Central Waipahu Now!

Over 60".. of these QUALITY HOMES Have Already Been Sold

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EXCELLENT LOCATION WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF WAIPAHU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL,

WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER AND RUSLINES.

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Ric haird Takahalihi (R1 4.45-4990 Rill Reel*, (RA? 941-6270 Harold Han (RA) 91111-3501

Instate $uzulti (RA) 595-4024 F nark .ne AoillAnt e A. arLitilc

Clamp Hied IV Aug.-13, 19140

128 MISCELLANEOUS

SLEEPER sofa $400 or best offer. 19" color TV $300. Call 377-8492

LOUVERS, clear glass, 4x26-1/2 and 29. 70 pieces at 50 cents ea. 247-4522 anytime!

U.S. DOLLARS. Silver Morgan & Peace. Buy Sell Trade. Priv, collector 923- 3303

BALDWIN Spinet - Acro- sonic. Only 3 years old. excellent cond. Ph. 261- 6095

SLIDING glass doors w/screens & tracks $175 you remove. 281-3464

FREE gravel. You haul.

Ph. 261 -8297

9'6" HANSEN Hustler surfboard 535/best otter. Ph. 261-7723

WE WILL BUY YOUR

GOLD Or Rework It Into

New Jewels For You

Jewels of the Pacific

432-C Ens Rd., Waikiki

946-3822

GERRARD 4013 turntable; Wollensek reel to reel; Hermon-Kerdon 330A receiver; 2 Scott 24" speakers $500 or best offer. 254-3109

'RUGS (5) - 16x13, green shag, $40 ea. Plants, misc. 1096 Kahill St., Kallua

FROSTLESS retrig., clean (14) $160; GE washer & dryer, 4 yrs. $310 set; solid oak lee. office desk $295; solid state color TV, 12', tale model $195; 2 baby love seats, padded, Ilke new $10 ea.; Free Spirit bike, 10spd. $75. Ph. 823-1543

APARTMENT Sale: leaving Island. Nice furnishings. New/unused aquarium. Call 239-7309

STUDENT school desk - swivel seat - slip top $15; small Weber BBQ grill brown, good cond. $25. Call 254-2319

DOUBLE size hideabed $249; mahogany buffet $69; antique style china cabinet $149; 6 drawer dresser $39; 3 drawer chest $29; rattan bar stools $35 ea.: desk $29; double pedestal desk $59; crib w /mattress $39; twin size bed $29; mirrors from $10 up; rattan coffee table w/matchIng end table $49; dresser/desk combo $69; 5

,pc. dining set $89; bookcase $10. 35 Oneawa

`St., next to Space Invaders. 261-2852

ORIENTAL Rugs New, Antique. Call 282-0792

BODY A ICS EXERCISE STUDIO

kakis exit els. far men and wagon, wok, sea bee efillif care. NAUTILUS

235-5830

BURT baby cribs and baskets from the Philip- pines. Call 395-8998

ARTEX Decorator Paints, Accepting orders. Party Plan. Call 833-4148

DON'T Want to be bothered with, people

coming into your home to buy your furniture? Glue us a call. We pay cashl The Old But New Shop 261-2852 or 538-7187

KENMORE washer/dryer $100 each - Heavy duty, bumper pool table $200,

wall shell unit $125. Ph. 422.1124

DIGITAL time delay system, ADS Model 10

cost $1100 Sacrifice $600 Call 823-5829 after 8 p.m.

DESK $50; nightstands $20 ea.; washer $185; vacuum $40. 261-6192

DISHWASHER $225; bar $125; 8' couch - love seat $400; 2 end & coffee tbl. $150. 488-6323 8 a.m.-10 P.m.

NIKKORMAT FIN, Black w/60mm 11.4 lens

and case $250. Call 623-6029 after 8 p.m.

NORITAKE China. 96 pc set, never used $40n

523.2652 days, 254-1836 eves and wknds.

CARPET DYEING.'

CLEANING Prefosakmal

Unita Free Hi lima*

INIBTAKT CARPET COLOR

235-11243

MEN'S 10 speed wilock. Must sell $90; Ph. 281 -1542

DUTCH doors for sail. Ph. 261-8269

ask for Candy

ALMOST new 30 gallon living' world aquarium w/Dyna flo 150 filter, cover & light $88. 395-3298

HUGE Meyer limes for sale.

Call 247 -0311

UPRIGHT piano $425' guitar $20; 10 spd. bicycles - 1 girls, 1 boys Wee. Call 823-8630

TURN SURPLUr MINING INTO CASH!

We need ladles clothing & sc CI3SSilf IBS lo toll on consign- ment. TWICE AS NICE FASHION

BOUTIQUE PM. HI -1920

WEDDING dress, size 5 petite, beautiful detail $50. Like new 395-6878

TROMBONE $86; chande- lier $25; weights $30; easy chair $35; Lionel train $25; electronic kit $12; Schwinn 10 spd. $35; heed mower $18; gas reel mower $50; swivel stool $10; Priscilla curtains $20; Ironing board $6. 262-8442

COMPACT vacuum clean- er cost $400. Must sell $100. Call 456-4213

NORMAN studio flatheads model LH-4, yr. old $80 ea. Ph. 537-2369

POLYNESIAN show, Thrill your guests at your next party by presenting the Beautiful Puakes dancers. Ph. 261-3579

SURFBOARD "Lighting" 7' $70, Good cond.

281.5333

MAKAI surfboard, Ilke new, Mongoose $80.

261-0172

DINETTE set best offer. Desire $250. Rattan com-

fort chair $200 or best offer, must sell. 624-9310

All day.

TOSHIBA fax model BD- 32A cooler, excl. cond. will copy to 81/2x14 size on coated roll paper. A good buy at $800. 848-0337

BUTTONS - BADGES SCHEMER

APOIAN

SPECIALTIES

Mona neturesx 2394155

NIKON Lenses 24 mm 12.8 $160 105mm 12.5 $150

' .180mm 52.8 $350 Call 823-5829 after 8 p.01.

VIVITAR automatic zoom lens 90-230trn Tx Mount. Make offer. 239-9148

PORTABLE bassinet, $20; blue-green shag rugs, 1- 12x12, 1-9x12, $60 both; girls clothes, size, 0-6. 624- 9427

MUSIC for your party. Trio plays mellow Hawaiian and Hapa-haole. Reasonable.

Phone 261-3879.

REBUILT alr condltionnt for sate, warranty, service & repairs on all makes & models. Trade Ins welcome. Cash for unwanted air conditioners. 487-7479.

NAME brand dresses, blouses, skirts, slacks, Ir. & misses sizes. Fri., Aug, 15.

229 Kuukama St., Kaltua

BABY Grand Piano, white, needs tuning, some broken strings, $200; rattan bar stools, two, $120. 281- 2445

CHINON Zoom Lens 55-300mm 54.5 for Nikon $350

Call 623-5629 after 8 p.m.

GOOD Deal - 2 bikes In

good shape. Mongoose w/hand brakes, blue, 1 yr. old, hardly ridden, $175; 5

spd. boy's Stingray, blue w/chrome fenders, $95. Ph. 281-7513

AVOCADO Whirlpool washer & dryer, dependable, $150 for both; like new car lop carrier, $20; Boy Scout backpack. $10. Ph. 422-2291

127 APPLIANCES

NON working 9 cu. It. Whirlpool freezer, needs compressor, best offer. Call 624-4208

KENMORE dishwasher, avocado green, cutting board top 9150/offer. 422 7345

SEARS gas dryer, used 1 yr. $275 /best otter.

Ph. 261 -4892'

127 APPLIANCES

MAYTAG washer & dryer- also portable dishwasher good working cond. $35 each. 247-3441

FROSTFREE ColdsPot 15

ft. ref rig., Ice maker, $150.

Ph. 235-2372 eves.

WHIRLPOOL dryer, coppertone, $90.

Ph. 235-1982

WESTINGHOUSE 19 cu. It. frost free refrigerator $85.

Call 823-4885

I AP PAN range, excl. cond. $85. 262-5728, 329 Oneawa St., Koltun

AUTOMATIC clothes dryer, G.E. harvest gold. Good cond. $50. 395-1850

SEARS washer and .dryer $100 each, good condition. Call 422-4253

AMANA 25 cu. ft. ice & water side by side refrigerator, avocado green $800. Cell 487-5443

ALI. MAJOR FROM

Reheat Appliances 109 vu lAyd I Yes tusinso

IJoahly Flelegodua! brocre Row. S eSann

WILL DMUS/Witt FINANCE

NOM RECYCLES APPLIANCES Pier 39 7 Soda Rod C,IY MITI on

Open Mon 1110 8.1.5219(23

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ANTIQUE hutch Art Nouveau Period w/styllzed stain glass & carvings, $525. Call 261-0880.

131 `74Vc`I'a

FREE: Calico cat to loving home. Spayed.

Call 839-5783

1%. v-*"*Q xi' v.?) UTO PAINTINkv

and BODY WORKS

571$ Pohukeiris St. PH: 531-3753

We specialize in complete auto repainting

Our service includes: '

Machine sanding of chips & scratches Thorough hand sanding of the entire car Masking all chrome & glass Full coat of primer sealer Three full coats of enamel (exterior only) Thorough detailing of car

for any size car expert body

work available at $16 per hour

All for only $ 17995

OLD VOLKS HOME

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VOLKSWAGEN Compiete repair service Engine & transmission rebuilding Maintenance tune-up/service Complete parts department

FREE ESTIMATES

MAINTENANCE SPECIAL indtles.

CompresSiost lest Va4ves adjusted Battery serviced Poirns changed Valve cover Tirea checked Pings changed gasket changed Windshield Carb. adjusted Olin:hanged filter washer serviced

!Brakes adjusted Clutch adjusted Timing adjusted Chassis lubed

All lights checked

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Beetles & Ghias & Buses to '71

Squarebac.ks, Buses from '72 $6295 & Type I

Dashers & $6495 Rabbits

$4795

SAVE UP TO 1200 ON A

NEW VESDA MOPED DURING AUGUST

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all even been. You'il never have a parking problem. And you'll

have up to ISO

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FREE: Mother end baby cat.

Call 823-4842

FREE: 2 female short haired Collie/German Shepherd. 8 wka. old. 254-5238

FREE: Mice Black & white & pure white,

Call 235-1458

FREE part Beagle puppies only to good loving homes. Ph. 281-2706

FREE: Black and white 1/2 Siamese, real comedian. Call 524-1619

FREE: Puppies, 2 part German Shepherd Mill need homes. Call 871-7895

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FREE. To good homes elegant black 1/2 Siamese female & loveable brown Tabby female cat. 531- 2252. 524-1618

FREE poi pups, good home. 621-9770 days, 8 a.m. to 3 P.m.

FREE: black kittens, lively, fun, cute. 1/2 Siamese. KeIlua, 254-4880

FREE: Must find super home for loveable older female cat. Spayed. 823- 3716 eves, 877 -6300

FREE: Pol puppies, 7 weeks to good homes.

254-2932

FREE: Golden Retriever, male, 2 yrs. old, loving family dog. 4994372

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Sales & Service FAST SERVICE BEST PRICES

Established In 1932

131

FREE: 2 Tortoise shell female Persian with papers. Also 2 pad Persians, 1

tamale & 1 neutered male. 882-5863

FREE: 6 Part Persian kittens.

237 )(sterna St., Kailua

FREE: 5 puppies, males, German Shepherd Spring- er mix. Call 281-2554

FREE: friendly black & white male cat, 2 yrs. old. Neutered. Ph. 254-1486 eves.

FREE: Male mini-poodle to good home yr/TLC. Prefer- red retired. Ph. 624-3193

131 `C./iKE'eweirci

FREE: To good name 1

female dog. all OM*. I Yr. old. 1/2 Husky. 422-4379

MI5CELLANE0o5 a r WANTED

WE BUY used furniture. We pay cash and pickup. Call 281 -8492 or 261-1406

WANTED: Warm baby clothes size t8 mos. to 24 mos. for mainland visit in Sept. 2614530

CASH for good used records & tapes.

Call Hungry Ear, 282-6938.

CASH for Lawn Mowers & Outboard Motors,

Any Condition. PH. 259-5927

KONI UILSTLIN Ai.ip1 I III II

Toyota DaisUn

GOLDEN TIRE SHOP, INC.

2000 REPUBLICAN ST. 841-6121

MIDASIZE NOW

10% goes to HAWAII HANDICAPPED

CHILDREN'S FUND Muffler Brakes Shocks

Tune-ups Front end alignment

CREDIT AVAILABLE! . No cash required No payment for 30 days No interest II paid in 90 days

NOW OPEN IN WAHIAWA AT SIN. IIAMEXAMEXA HWY.-.15 1222891

HONOLULU 1335 RUMANIA St.

HONOLULU 1415 OILLINORMI eras.

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BRING IN AD FOR

FREE .

I 1 5 POINT SAFETY & MAINTENANCE CHECK 11 (INSPECT FRONT END, CliEcK ENGINE PERFORMANCE

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ALSO

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$6.50 VALUE) WITH

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SENSOR, PLUGS, SET DWELL A TIMING, TEST BATTERY, CHARGING SYSTEM. INSPECT ROTOR, PCV VALVE DIST CAP SPARK PLUG WIRES. AIR FILTER. VAPOR CANNISTER FILTER.

(OFFER GOOD TILL AUG. 29th) ALSO

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NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR FACTORY AIR TORSION BAR CARS.

SET TOE IN ON CARS WITH McPHERSON SUSPENSION.

$24.95 NOW $12.95

$9.50

GM QUAUTV sent /7506$ GM

arsameu.NOTORSIMATSICIVMON SALE POR MONTH OF AUGUST EXCEPT WHERE STATED

ND PRICES ALL PL ST

BAY CHEVROLET 46-001 KAM HWY. PH, 235-3621

fc.awnme,7 Serme Department Hours 7.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weekdays

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145..10 155-12

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69.60 74.26 76.26 130.29 5760 79.00 90.75 8625 9200 57.10

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WANTED: Used trunk In good condition.

(Reasonable) Cell 262-4302 .-----.. _ 310 Comte books wanted dl hest *toes paid. Call 523-0526

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AIR CONDITIONERS that are inoperable but not stripped. Call 836,3103

137 sti_t Orr IHMRNT

aio Amp NC ARC Welder w/extrat

$119. Ph. 262-6589

h_riztam.s 144

KINCAID upright piano, oicl: cond. 5950/otter. Must

, sell Ph 487.5389

BALDWIN Spinet Acrosonic Only 3 years old. excellent cond. Ph, 261-6095

SANYO AM /FM portable stereo cassette recorder. 4 Speakers, excl. cond. $100. Ph 623-8467

2 ACOUSTIC guitars and 2 beat bodes.

Call 262-6428

KIMBALL Grand Piano, 5ft. 8". walnut finish, 2 yrs. old, excl. cond. $5,000 or best offer. 262-8897

BUNDY Alto Sax, excl. cond. $400.

Call 247-0317

STAGE PA, 2 column speakers w/organ A mic., 3700/oder. Ph. 262-6050

146 s SERVICE

HOBIE 14 $900 or offer. Call 247-2641

12' RACING Lido, new sales, new rigging, exci. cond. $800/offer. 499-2712

DILLY Boat trailer for 12'- 14' boat, galvanized, excl. $295. 377-6570

27 FT. CABIN Cruiser, ptyalin, VHF, CB, fishing gear, ideal fish & dive. Appraised $8300. Asking 56600/offer. 824 -5380

17 FT. Gtaspar, trailer, 85 HP Mercury, just overhauled, many extras 33.300. Ph. 239-5040

2 TROLLING rods & reels. 1-10-0, 1-12-0, new 80 lb. test line. Ph. 261-7723 eves.

AQUA Cat 17, oldie but goodie $600.

Cell 239-7309

151 % ,,.`r%riss St fl,CL IRISH SETTERS 8 males,

Avail. August 29, $175 to $200. Champion bloodline. Call 422-1355. AKC Papers

SPRINGER Spaniel, very pretty, 5 mos. old, $75. Ph. 623-9863

AKC American Stafford- shire Terrier, 5 month old Blue Fawn/Male. $300/offer. 247-3743

CFA Siamese kittens Champion lines, 8 wean

old $75 up. 422-0952

ANC registered puppies Norwegian Elkhounds.

Call 833-5429

III ;N:',.iss a SERVICE

1 MALE Golden Mantled Roselle w/lge cape $175 Ph, 247-0768

AKC GERMAN Shepherd Papa 5 weeks, champion lines. Ph. 623-6647

ADORABLE, Affectionate, pure Persian kittens, 2 males, $50 es, 237 -8295

138 tUFIV l'A CE TS

1969 PONTIAC parts, 400 cu. In. block & head, 4 big

' lock street dominator, other misc. Ph. 254-1123. Ask for Jim

$TOP DOLLARR e ROI CAllS sP

INNNIOrELMITONS

WaloiarrElk

DESPERATE 0000 Clean waft Cillr Wm over top SS$

MOTORS sNnlu Nay. 636.1222

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14$-17113

VW 1600 engine, rebuilt, many new parts $425 /oiler. Ph. 373.0455

'68 NOVA for parts. Ph, Chris

at 262-7289

'78 SUBARU Brat Camper top, $300/best offer. Ph. 261.5810/671-4807

ygg PICKUPS, TRUCKS

'70 WHITE Toyota Lend - cruiser, excl. cond. $2000 Call Don 254-4961

'67 DATSUN truck $950. Must sell. Leaving.

Cell 247-0780

87 FORD Pickup, runs good $400.

Call 622-4679

'79 DATSUN pickup, many extras, must see to appreciate. $5500/offer. Ph. 254-5432

68 CHEVY Stepside, 6 cyl., new carb, new electrical system, new paint, clean $1,900/offer. Call 261-6448 ask for Kurt.

'58 DODGE pickup 289, Ford V8, 4 spd., $400 or best offer. 621-6021

1967 POWER Wagon 4 x 4, 2-ton, crew cab, twin range trans., 6 cyl. sound condition. 1st $1,900 cash takes. Call David at 235- 5881 days: 941 -7195 kves.

'74 TOYOTA Landcrulser 4x4, hardtop, baby blue w/pinstripe, good cond. $3800. 499-2712

166 PICKUPS, 1 PUCKS

'76 SR5 HILUX - w/in- sulated shell, $3750. Ph. after 5 p.m. 821-8831

'73 TOYOTA Pickup, auto., bucket seats 51300. 254- 3441 a.m.

84 FORD Pickup truck, pipe rack & tool box, rusty but very dependable, runs good. $450 /otter. 281-7723 eves.

72 TOYOTA Pickup truck wimp° rack. Asking $1650 247.5345

171 rl7s17'o'Friv7ti

79 HARLEY FLH 80 with side car undressed, extras. Low miles. Ph. 847-5245.

'76 HONDA CB400, 4 cyl., excl. cond., low ml., Incl. helmets $795. 235-5957

'78 HONDA CX500, low mileage, new pipes, factory custom paint, water cooled by radiator, take over payments or $1700. 624- 8167

'79 YAMAHA Daytona special, 400, good cond. leaving, must sell. $1600/ offer. Ph. Steve 235-6866

'78 HONDA Hawk 400, blk. beeirty, extras, excl. cond., $1200. 623-9726 after 6

'72 HONDA 350SL Dirt/ Road, excl. cond $500. Ph. John 423-2190/449-2952

'75 KAWASAKI 400, fairing, saddle bags, new tires, best offer. 833-5438

'78 750 HONDAMATIC - comstar wheels, 1,900 miles. Bike cover incl. 52000/offer. Ph. 449-6080 7-4 p.m.

NOW AVAILABLE'

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Wu lease all makes 8 modals el motorcycles Credit consideration

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174 RENT-A-CAP

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*175 VAN. CAMPERS. JEEPS

FOR Sale: '69 VW Bus, new tires, new paint, excellent condition, three seat. 261- 8709 or 254-1120

CAMPER shell fits 7' bed.

Cell 833-4790

'70 FORD Van Econollne 300. Price $800 or beet offer. 262-9429

'76 DODGE Van, profes- sionally customized interior, stick shill w/many extras $5000/offer. 923- 0343

176 AUTOS FOR SALE

AMC

'74 AMC Hornet,. good cond., low mileage. $10007best offer. 922-7933 am.

' BMW

'78 BMW 5301. Very clean, very low mi. A practical 4dr. with sporty lines and a

responsive shift. This wonder car has air, sunroof, power windows, power door locks and a cassette player. We can sell or lease with reasonable terms. (0U368) dlr. 704 Ala Moana Blvd. 531-5971

BUICK '70 BUICK GS455, $1500/best offer.

Ph. 237-8695

70 Electra 225, CONVER- TIBLE, rare, sharp, must sell, leaving Hi., $2300/ offer. 655-1312. 623-1103

'73 BUICK, 2 dr., 350, loaded, converted to LPG Propane gas $2 5 00. Reconversion kit with deal, 100 Gal. 1pg free. 839-5105 7-3

KAILUA TOYOTA 1

'71 orlymmog wain 2 dr.

$295

'69 Cornea 4 M. We (C$215)

$495

P 73 *A

4A11 iry 2 W.,

(*29388)

$495

'75 Pontiac

Lllass 4 dr. (2M7324)

$795

'75 Chevy '

Mane S/M, 41834411)

$1495 76

Chevy Malibu Mastic

4 dr. etc (68711414)

$1595

'77 Dodo

Asper, 4 dr. (1192413)

$1895

'76 Volkswagen

Rabbit (1113707)

$2695

'77 Volkswagen

Rabbit (3E6639)

$2895

,80

Suzuki 1111M., 4 w/d,

(2118161)

$4495 Mats Cute 71tra Avg. 17 Caro Subic, t To Prior Sole

n'n KAILUA TOYOTA rz. OPEN SUNDAYS 9-5 PM QL5,

% 106 ONEAWA. KAILUA 261-3321

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'71 CAD Eldorado $2000.00.

254-3925. Must se*.

'72 ELDORADO, new sale check $995 Or best offer. Call 262-4015 eves.

'71 CADILLAC, 4 dr., loaded, good cone., $1,200. Ph. 455-3665

('HEVIIOLET. '75 VEGA Hatchback - auto., air, redlo, runs good. 5500/offer. Ph. 262-4417

'77 NOVA V8, $2000.

Ph. 262-7301

(11EVHOLET '78 CHEVETTE, 2 dr., good cond., good tires, new battery $2600/offer. 261- 4253 after 5 p.m.

'71 IMPALA, 4 dr., needs work $300or offer.Call 682- 4621

'65 CHEVY Malibu, 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto., transportation. $250. Ph. 623-3544

'70 CHEVY SS 360, 2 dr. black & gold, AM/FM, mag wheels, excl. running cond. $600. 262-5148 AWH

'74 MONTE Carlo, trans motor overhauled, mag wheels, no rust 51000. 247-. 3640

PUBLIC NOTICE BANK REPOSSESSIONS-OWNER THANSFEHS

NO CASH needed vat approved credit Ask about 18-month or 18,000-mite warranty

'60 MI170A 626 ... $6381.18 18 LEMONS Ur. tule.11M/H4t1iInlIntleieu.oloy SAFARI 5427051 wheels. tualptooli Dna 721 Auto power Waving AIVIJIA Dam WC

'74 CUTLASS cond. luggage curler. clean 17F 43811

SUPREME 61973.46 '77 BLAZER 4x4... $5471.18 2 dr. Hip black on hlacY )1192261 With 1010 N scwworiel 154181151

'07 MUSTANG $841.10 '76 MAZDA GLC $3674.25 wo. power Wetting. mac

31d,. Deltociaulia. veiny Deck

11V30/41 Dena. 10111163/

'77 ASPEN 2 dr. 62891.80 '71 DUSTER .... , s880.33 Spacial Onion, wilis.,pawar westing, elf 2 dr.. cyl wig .power aiming. tally In awl. cond. I2C41441 )11C4341

'76 C0110008 2 dr. $2596.85 9W 0767.20 Irrnsc. Ihrougliont. III245311 4 050. Bug. IC9/051

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'73 0 Tories wpm, VS, auto., p/s, rnille, 185335

'75 FORD Torino 2 dr., VS, p/s, radio, 501023 $695 71 FORD

2 dr., VS, Me., sis LTD

radio, 404740 $249 '71 FORD Casten

7 4 dr., VI, auto., p/s, 5F4635 395 '1 FORD

Teri* eases, VS, side., pit, radio, 385375 ..$195 75 BUICK

Century auto., p/s, air, radio, 382517$795

'73 FORD lerdbm, VS, auto., p/s, teas, 4114320595:

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'69 Chevy Wgn, $179 AWL, 1.14 2117713

'71 Satellite Sobriat $399 Auto., 1 ic. 785322

'70 Ford Maverick $429 1i cyl., It. 266458

'72 Ford Gran Torino $749 tic, 686064

'74 Dodge Dart $1295 cyl,, auto., tic. 11ll11373

'70 VW Squarehack 4444 Auto., Lk. 644640

'74 VW 412 WgiL $ 1599 Auto., lk. 111611

'75 Dotson B210 $ 1 795 41r. sit, fir. 811.11172

'75 Toyota Corolla $1995 4 dr., auto , Llr. 641400

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'76 Rabbit Iv, 4 apt, Lit. 11441J $2795

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'7819210, 44,000 mi., 4 spd., excl. cond. Must Sell. $3000/offer. 422-4890

80 DATSUN' 210, 2 dr., 4 spd., 2138 miles, $3700. Ph. 947-1078

'77 DATSUN 2008X, AM/FM stereo cassette, excl. cond. Must sell, 734- 7332

'78 8210 Yellow, over 30 mpg, excl. cond., see to believe It, tape stereo $3450. 247-6071 Lv. Msg.

Aug, 13, 11101 Classified V

DODGE EOM) '70 CHALLENGER 318 Special, white/black vinyl top. good cone. $800. Call 235-2455 atter 5 pm

FIAT 78 SPYDER sharp) $4500

must sell cell Rick wk. 257.2179 hm. 254-2649

FORD '78 FORD Granada, $2200, 2 dr., air, excl. cond. Call 259-5788 eves.

'67 MUSTANG, good cond., $1200/otter

Ph. 261-7002

'74 FORD Custom van, reat Cond., $2,800. 395- g

9266 eves.

HONDA '77 HONDA CVCC Wagon - steel radials, 34 mpg, runs great. Ph. 422-4907 eves.

'77 HONDA Accord, AM /FM, air, 5 spd , $4100 Call 223-9835

SUPER SAVINGS '77 TORO GRANADA' 4*. lowletWela)

'2198

'72 VOLVO Station Wgn.

4 dr.. Auto, (6689)

$2095

'74 CHEVY MALIBU Illation Vigo.

4 dr., Auto (86N)

$895 '77 CRIEVY CALUI0 toted Aso

'77 CHEVY MONTE CARLO

Auto., s/c10641)

$2095

'77 TOYOTA CELICA A.b. a/c INN

$4395 '75 DOOM

COLT Bistin woo Auto. (88431

$2195

WINDWARD TOYOTA

'77 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 dr.. 4 spd 168731

$2495

'71 PLYMOUTH Satellite. 40r,, Auto.

168821

$495 PriCeS 611110 ;hi I/ ALtk

'78 TOYOTA ST CELICA 4 -epd. Coupe 16898(

' $5195

()PFN 7 DAYS \.%

'77 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME

2 dr.. a/c 16883)

$4795

'78 TOYOTA COROLLA

. 2 dr. 4-spd.

$2795 1.1 1,, 0111,1

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'78 HONDA Accord, low mi., AM/FM- radio, air $5500 or offer. 821-0385 ul 621- 6420

'76 HONDA Civic - excl. running cond., new tires, $2500/c4fer. Must leave Call/lesve message 523- 6424

MAZDA

'78 MAZDA OLC 2 dr. Hatchback, auto., 24,000' mi., 27 mpg, $2950. 823- 9762

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'78 280E, 4 dr., Davies Euromotors is offering a 5111011 buy on a clean, low rnl. Mercedes-Benz. You can buy or lease this beauty for a reasonable monthly payment. (9E7216). Please call 531-5971, 704 Ala Moana Blvd.

'71 2200 - excl. cond., $6500/offer. Ph. 201-8081 eves.

'63 23081 - The classic sportscar from Mercedes- Benz Is being offered by Davies Euromotors, Ltd. A coupe, convertible with 2 tops, auto. trans. This beauty will turn heads. You will appreciate our low price (MU1242). Please call 531-5971, 704 Ala Moans

' Blvd.

'79 2400. Mercedes-Benz quality production in a car everyone can afford. The economy of diesel. The fun of a sports shift In a roomy 4 dr. sdn. This car has air cond., and AM/FM stereo And Is still In factory warranty. (9F7224) dlr. 704 Ala Moans Blvd. 531-5971

MERCURY

'68 MONTEGO Wagon, runs good, first $100. Ph. 254-5026, 257-2369

CAPRI '79TUrbo-4, 24 mpg, Michelin tires, alum. wheels, air, AM/FM 8-track, $6200. 732-5635 eves.

'78 MARQUIS Brougham - fully loaded, new tires, extra sharp In & out, $3995. Ph. 623-1914

'73 MERCURY - good transportation, $500. Ph. 395-8270 eves.

MERCURY - - '84 COMET Caliente 2 dr., V-11, auto., p/s, mechanics special - car not running.

$180. Ph. 261-1542

MG MOB '79, Must sell, blue w/strip, 12,000 ml., excl. cond. $5900 /otter. Possible take over payments. Ph. 845-4454 '77 MG Midget excellent cond., new tires $3200

beat offer. 623-7975

68 MIDGET, 5000 mi. on rebuilt engine, clutch & trans. Best otter. 833-5436

'78 MOB - 4 brand-new tires, newly overhauled trans., lust tuned, AM /FM cassette stereo w/4 speakers. Bright yellow w/black Interior & black striping. $4750. Call Liz at 235-5881 or 235-3588

OLDSMOBILE '73 OLDS Toronado,

$850. Jan 838 -4889

PLYMOUTH '77 PLYMOUTH Volare, 4 dr., new Bret tune-up, $2900/offer. Must sell. Ph. 257-3424 dwh ask for Mato.

'76 PLYMOUTH Arrow, 2 dr. cps., auto., low ml., AM /FM radio, radial tires, excl. cond. $2600 or best offer. 257-3666 DWI- or 254-3378 AWH

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where prices are down to earth and Military Financing is Our Specialty! There is also an 18,000 mile- 18/Month Service Policy available on every car on our let.

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51195 '76

MAVERICK III fi 171 /WI p/b

,O,1, a/I 1,008 rair 78.001 woo rolirrir 14/15M .1411

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$1995

'75 DART

'2095

'78 DATSUN

Orb, 4 181 4 104 10220

*iv C.212 0.11. 044 1.15051

$3995

'71 MERCURY COUGAR

CONVIRLE 118 parior 1110178 pain 9.918 Or co*. 88/07114114114 tv.kel we camoie. "AIR 1044 wall 111m.

orirt*NHIcaver. 0.21 482.

, (150011 $3395

76 TOYOTA

5 1 899

,°73 MUSTANG 75 R1711 pewee- moon,/ broirr 88,44 I Kell 15111.1 Hos 018075 1,611 rid A 8148 186 U.S 17141181

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77 CELICA 0T

54595

'73 MONTE CARLO

110282 VR. 111,1 'IL, s. tx,n ,f

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$1295

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'5295

78 CELICA GT Ufaull 4 04 ma 1.41 enema. and *5/05 ONO. 7771717 outs paws $ee ow main SPH1 088445 071 /1011

$5595

'76 NOVA 4 dr.. 6 cyr rulo. power *wing/Wel. Wm *fly Ode molding. 04518 011e 801

No4.13811101

$2195

-74710

s1695

'74 DART SWINGER

5,71171/18.5. rr 18414

775 70413,41 Mix orde 141 Irwin

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s2595

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3055 N. NimIrz Pit 4364626

PLYMOUTH

'70 PLYMOUTH Duster, auto., V8 w/318 engine, runs good $250. 261 -5662

'77 PLYMOUTH Arrow tune-up new tires. $3100. Ph. 47-8428

PONTIAC'

74 PONTIAC LeMans, AM/ FM stereo, power brakes/

steering, new radials, air. Leaving Island

Offer. 4714160/833-4005

SUBARU '78 SUBARU BRAT, low mi., $450 down take over lease payment $128. Call 947-3174

74 SUBARU GL. excl. cond. Call 833-8460 or 536- 5604

TOYOTA

'70 WAGON: new water pump, starter, excl. engine, good tires, mint cond. $950.

488-1334 or 422-0465

'74 TOYOTA Corolla deluxe 2 dr., auto. trans. $1100/best offer. 247-0814

'72 TOYOTA Mark II, station wagon $1200. Call 254-5063

For Your BEST Deal On a New or Used Car See EDDIE FREEMAN

at WINDWARD TOYOTA 235-0068. 235-3588

'78 TOYOTA Corolla 1600, 4 dr., deluxe, front end damaged left side. See & make offer. 239 -8569

'71 TOYOTA Corolla, excl. cond. $400.

Cell 254-3331

SEE THE TOP SALESMAN

OF THE MONTH

TOYOTA

'70 TOYOTA, auto., good cond., best offer. Ph. 254- 3718

'78 TOYOTA Calico Liftback OT. Many extras. Low ml., excl. cond. 239 - 7209

TRIUMPH '79' TRIUMPH Spitfire, brown w/stripes, elec. overdrive. AM/FM cassette stereo. Exc. cond.254-4218

VOLKSWAGEN _ .

'79 VW Schoen°, 4 sad., AM/FM radio, excl. cond., $7500/offer, 623-6483

78 RABBIT, excl. cond., 4 dr. standard, $2800. Ph. 235-4134 ) 79 RABBIT - custom 4 dr ,

excl. cond.. AM /FM stereo cassette, 45400/offer. Ph. 624 -3689

'66 VW Fastback, new muffler & battery $400 or best offer. 235-5213

VOLKSWAGEN

bl VW Bug. as IS $700 A

mechanic's special! Cell 235-6249, after 8 p.m.

'76 BUG, major tune-up. chrome rims, AM/FM radio $3500/offer. 259-5403

'68 VW Sguareback, rebuilt engine, 4700/best offer. Al 262-0463

'69 KARMANN Ghia, runs good, needs paint $1200/ offer. Ph. 373-9455

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$ PRICE BRAKE $ Brake Adjustment Special_

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CORNER NMI/ 8 LAGOON

18-1no./18,00041, limited warranty

'79 FAIRRIONT Stallon moon. 0 cyl *H. pH, 111efln5. III. AM/FM Up, 121544

'77 VW RABBIT 834M 4 40.. WO, 111550/1

'79 28018 S1128 Cows. 6.180. III power 10,8* ISF16341

'78 FIAT 128 5211$ 241.. 4Ap0 18F/6021

'79 PINTO.... S32N wow, 4Ilt power meth*. if 285E120

78 TOYOTA S3211 SHUN WNW 4.0r. 4 10 15535*

'73 MONTE CARLO SINS twat rim

'71 RANCHERO MN Mem

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$117.72 PER MONTH For A 0510

. 1980 TERCEL 2 DR. SEDAN With 4 Spd., AM Radio, Bodyside Molding and Rustproofing

0,71,,,TH AWNNMU°ANLTHSPEn4";45102EPRAERTME

DEFERRED PAYMENTS OF 770133.20 INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE. CASH SELLING PRICE 14517.61 INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE.

$1-28.87 PER MONTH For A 1980 TERCEL 2 DR. SEDAN With Automatic, AM Radio, Bodyside Molding and Rustproofing

60 NNUAL MONTHS

PE RC al $120.87

ENTAGE PER MONTH

A RATE 16% DEFERRED PAYMENTS OF $7720 20 INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE. CASH SELLING PRICE $402077 INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE,

.......ree, '146.68 PER MONTH For A BO MONTHS ® $14568 pER MONTH

ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 15% 1980 TERCEL 3 DR. HATCHBACK DLX. DEFERRED PAYMENTS OF MOM

INCLUDI TAX AND LICEN. With 5 Spd., AM Radio, .Bodyside Molding, CASH SELLING PRICE $560472 Clock, Rear Wiper and Rustproofing INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE.

$162.70 PER MONTH For A 60 MONTHS 0$162.70 PER MONTH ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 15%

1980 TERCEL 3 DR. HATCHBACK SR-5 DEFERRED PAYMENTS OF $9782.00 INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE. With 5 Spd., AM Radio, Rear Wiper, Alum. Wills., ' CASH SELLING PRICE $620004

L/F1 Mirrors and Rustproofing, INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE.

$154.33 PER MONTH For A 60 MONTHS 0 $154.33 PER MONTH ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 15%

1980 TERCEL 3 DR. HATCHBACK DLX. DEFERRED PAYMENTS OF 19259110 INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE. With Automatic, AM Radio, Rear Wiper, Clock, CASH SELLING PRICE $5891.77

Bodyside Molding and Flustproofing. INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE.

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INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE Alum. Wills., Sealant Package, Rear Wiper, CASH SELLING PRICE $11320.01 Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Tape.rinstproofing. INCLUDING TAX AND LICENSE

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