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Vol. 27, No. 2 Serving the base of choke for the 21st century January 15, 1998

MLK Meal Specials

In honor of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Anderson Hall will host special meals Friday and Monday. Friday, Anderson Hall will host a Martin Luther King jr. Breakfast, beginning at 6:30 a.m., on its main deck. Monday, the facility will be running a holiday schedule, serving breakfast from 8 to 1.1 a.m. and brunch from 3 to 5 p.m. The menu for the brunch includes Muiligitawny soup, shrimp cre- ole, fried catfish, barbecued pork ribs, steamed rice, corn on the cob, simmered collard greens, corn bread, apple pie, peach cob- bler and more. Active duty and retired inilitary, DoD employees and family members are welcome for both special meals. Cost for the dinner brunch is $4.40 with no surcharge. The breakfast, which features Chaplain Charles E. Smith, senior chaplain at Trip ler Army Medical Center, as guest speaker, is $1.60 and is open to civilians and family members as well as Military. For more information, call Anderson Hall at 257- 2832.

Commissary Closing

The Commissary store will be closed Tuesday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The store will. reopen Wednesday for normal operations. For more information, call 257-2612.

Blood Drive MCB Hawaii will be conducting

a blood drive Jan. 22 from 7:30 to noon at building 503. Everyone is welcome. For more information, call Cpl. Hartnett at 257 - 1340/3305.

Musical Extravaganza

The Black Heritage Committee presents a musical extravaganza Feb. 7 at the base theater. The committee is seeking participants to play and sing (lyrics must be G-rated). The deadline for entry is Jan. 22. For more information, call Maj. Koon at 257-3655, extension 328 or Capt. Legal' at 257 -1995.

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Crisis Hotline 521-4555

Child Protective Serv. 832-5282

Free Tax Center opens Jan. 26 Cpl. Steven Williams

Combat Correspondent

The free base Tax Service Center is scheduled to open its doors here Jan.. 26 with a wide variety of services for base personnel.

From filing electronically for quick refunds to providing appointment blocks for units to utilize, the center has rounded up 13 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance repre-

sentatives for the annual tax chores.

Federal and state tax 'forms can be completed at the center.

"We want to see people with 1040EZ and 1040A forms first," said Capt. Hong I. Hwang, the officer in charge of the center. 'That is the majority of the servicemembers here. The majority of them expect returns and we would like to hit them first before they fall through the cracks

and delay getting their returns."

This is the first year the center will provide appointment blocks for units, according to Hwang. Reservations for mornings or afternoons can be reserved by units to expedite filing.

This is expected to assist the center in obtaining its goal of reaching approximately 50 percent of the active-duty community here, according to

Hwang. Last year, the center served approximately 2,000 people. The benefits in using the cen-

ter, Hwang said, include: Quicker refunds Direct filer Allows for direct deposit Extensions for valid reasons

For more information or unit reservations; call 257- 1026/1946/1657/1686 /1818/15 34/1496/1428/1411/1399.

Digital photo by Sgt. Michael Wiener

Petty Officer 3d Class Lars Hoyerl (far right), a corpsman with Track Co. discusses health concerns when riding in an AAV with L Co. Marines during their companies' training at the Boondocker Jan.8.

Trackers train grunts Sgt. Michael Wiener


Marines and Sailors from 3d Marine Regiment got to know each other a little better during training at the Boondocker here Jan. 8. Assault Amphibious Vehicle

Company and L Co., 3d Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment spent the morning going over basic track operations in order to build teamwork - teamwork important for future operations, according to GySgt. Douglas Furuseth, a platoon commander with "Track" Co.

"We need to be able to work together as a team. We need to be one unit - not two separate entities," Furuseth said. 'We're used to just picking up grimts here and taking them there, but if we ever get into at combat situation, well need to work 'together."

Track crew chiefs briefed the L Co. Marines on the AAVs, how they work and what they need to do in certain sit- uations. After taking questions, the infantry Marines climbed in the driver's seats and swung the turrets.

"It's important to know the basics, because we might have a situation where one of us has to drive the AAV,"

said LCpl. Michael Guerra, a squad automatic rifleman with L Co. "You just never know."

"In a lot of cases, grunts don't know what to do or what is expected from them," said Sgt. Roger Butts, a section leader with Track Co. 'We've definitely built cohesion today, and it will make future operations easier."

The two units will be deploying to Kauai Jan. 21 for two weeks of amphibious raids.

`This is a great opportunity to prepare for the upcoming exercise," said. Capt. David Mayhan, the commanding officer of L Co.

CREDO retreats hit home LCpI. Trent Lowry


Making a new year's resolution can be as easy as saying "I will treat my loved ones and myself , better." For some people though, that simple pledge may be difficult to stick to.

The Chaplain's Religious Enrichment Development Operation can help with these and other problems. It is a program designed to help people who need or want to build better relationships with themselves and others.

The CREDO pro-

gram sponsors weekend retreats geared towards participants' needs. Retreats for personal growth, marriage enrichment, singles support, and spiritual growth are offered. Individuals have the opportunity to take time away from everyday stress- es and concentrate on improving themselves.

The retreats are offered at no cost to participants, with CREDO providing meals and rooming. The site here is CREDO's only full- time retreat site nationwide, with accommodations for about 40 people.

"The program is different," said CREDO director Cmdr. Steven Jensen, "in that we do not try to give the answers to people's problems, but rather offer support . for individuals to search within themselves.

"We believe the individuals who come to our retreats know what they need to do to improve themselves," he added, "Here they are able to share with other people on the same level, without analyzing, and are affirmed by the experience."

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Accident victim in good condition

North beach accident further emphasizes the need for surfer-saiety at MC8 Hawaii.

Sgt. Michael Wiener Combat Correspondent

An MWR employee injured in a surfing accident last week is well on his way to recovery.

Michael Kleinscheck, the pool and beach manager for MWR, was discharged 'Tuesday from Kaiser Moanalua after his near- fatal drowning Jan. 3.

"Michael is coming along nice, ly," said John O'Sullivan, Kleincheck's supervisor. "He has some swelling and his jaw is wired shut, but he's getting more coherent as the days go on." Kleinscheck regained con-

sciousness the day after he almost drowned surfing in waters off North Beach, but has experienced short-term memory loss.

"It will take some time before he's fully recovered," said Nancy Kinser, a nurse at Moanalua, "but he's seen vast improvement."

"He's doing great,' but he still has .a ways to go," O'Sullivan said.

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Digital photo by Cpl, Steven Williams

Hot under the collar Firefighters from Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting here battle a blazing training barrel on West Field Tuesday during bi-weekly training. Though MCB Hawaii hasn't had a big problem with aircraft fires, the Marines continuous- ly train to keep their skills sharp just in case of an emergency.

A-2 January 15 1998 Hawaii Marine

MCB Hawaii turns 46 today LCpI. Barry Proctor


Mokapu peninsula has been home to military forces since the days when ancient Hawaiians inhabited the area hundreds of years ago. Today it celebrates its 46th anniversary as home to Marines.

Aside from ancient Hawaiians, the peninsula was occupied by the U.S, Army from 1918 to the end of World War IL In 1939, the Navy took interest in the area and eventually acquired nearly all of the penimula to establish an advance naval base.

The first trace of Marines here came during, this time when a detachment of leathernecks was sent here under the command of Maj. J. C. Donehoo, Jr. The Marines' mission consisted of guarding construction materials and the area. By the end of 1941, most construction here was nearing completion and the base was a thriving, multi-million dollar installation.

On a dreary Sunday morning, Dec. 7, 1941, Naval Air Station Kaneohe Bay was site of the first attack from a wave of Japanese planes which were part of the attack group which later bombed Pearl Harbor. The event thrust the United. States into World War H.

The base was utilized greatly during the war, but was decommissioned by

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MCB Hawaii is rich in history and is currently home to some 8,600 active-duty military members and 1,600 civilian employees.

the Navy in 1949. The Marine Corps viewed the retired airfield as a good training site for air-ground teams. So it was that Col. Frank G. Daily took charge as the commanding officer of the Marine Corps Air Station this day 46 years ago.

Later that year, the Marine Aircraft Group-13 began arriving followed by the 1st Provisional Maine Brigade.

Many more Marine aircraft squadrons arrived thereafter, including the the fast-landing FJ-3 Fury jet aircraft, which prompted construction to lengthen the runways here in 1956 because of the extra roll-out needed for them.

The war in Vietnam brought continu-

al change to the base, and by 1971 1st Marine Brigade expanded to include Marine Aircraft Group-24, 1st Battalion, 12th Marines and 3d Marines. April 15, 1994, MCAS Kaneohe Bay

because of a consolidation of all Marine forces here and took the title of MCB Hawaii. The Marine family in Hawaii includes Kaneohe Bay, Camp Smith, Manana Family Housing, Puuloa Training Facility, Molokai Training Support Facility and Pearl City Warehouse Annex.

Present day MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay is home to Third Marine Expeditionary Force Hawaii and 1st Radio Battalion.

1st MAW Aviation Support Element Jan. Sortie Update

(as of Jan. 8)

Squadron Training

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Self Help says cl\To' to late equipment returns

Sgt. William Poff Combat Corespondent

The base's Self Help shop nas begun suspending the privileges of customers who return bor- rowed items late.

With the policy, which began. Jan. 5, customers who return items late once will receive a warning. On the second violation, a 30-day suspension of privileges will be imposed.

"The suspension policy was conceived because we have approximately 60 customers right now who are late with our equipment," said John A. Trimble, the sign shop NCO with Self Help.

"If these individuals did not return their gear by the fifth of January, then they were auto-

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Once the process is fully implemented, a delinquent users list will be forwarded to commands, Trimble said.

"Things are getting out-of-hand and we want to ensure we have the assets to support as many

customers as possible," Trimble said. Self Help was recently established when Housing Self Help and Military Self Help were consolidated. Now, all assets are available to both housing' tenants and military units, according to Trimble. "We have more items available now and can

better support more customers," said Trimble. "Enforcing times for signed-out items makes the whole process more efficient."

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tors at CREDO moder- ate activities designed to help individuals gain more control of their lives. With increasing commit- ments at work and home, many find no time to take care of themselves.

"This is the place to

go to have someone in your corner," Jensen said. "There's no long- term commitment, as the retreats are only 3 days, and it's all in confidence, so there is no pressure."

A recent addition to the retreat program is the Singles Retreat. The first of these was held the weekend before Christmas and was met with a "very positive response," according to CREDO

assistant director Navy Lt. Peter Strong.

LCpI Jason Mascari, of 1/12, attended the Singles and Personal Growth Retreats, and has high praise for the programs.

"I learned a lot. I had some problems bottled up inside, including concerns with my relationship with my girl- friend. I understand her problems in more detail. now and I feel a lot better."

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Kokua Corner is a weekly fea- tureOf the Hawaii Marine,

.designed to let civic-minded volunteers know where assis-

tance is needed in the. community. Anyone interested in Vol-

unteering is encouraged to call the point of contact for a'specif-

ic event, or Community Relations Officer Chuck Little at 257-5744 for more informa-

tion.

Fri., Jan. 23, 8 am -6 p.m. Junior Achievement Golf Tburney. Staffers needed to help

at Luana Hills Country Club. Call the Voluntary Action Center at 536-5006.

Jan. 27-31, various times - Hawaii Special Olympics. Volunteers needed to assist with 1998 Pro Bowl Experience. Call the Voluntary Action Center at 536-5006.

Wed., Feb. 11, 9a0 am.- 12:30 p.m. - Senior Citizens Valentines Dance. Dept. of Parks and Recreation is looking for volunteers to assist with a Valentines Dance at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. For more info, call Ms. Avis Connolly at 973-7258.

Any day, different times 7

Hale Nani Nursing Home. Looking for entertainers and help with crafts projects for residents. Call Tressa Diaz at 537- 3371.

Any day, any time - The "Eye of the Pacific Guide Dogs and Mobility Services" is looking for assistance with technical drawings and construction services to expand their offices. Call Victoria Cozloff at 941- 1088.

Every Tues-Sun, 10-4 - U.S. Army Museum, Fort DeRussy. Volunteers needed to serve as tour guides, training provided. Call Cecile at 438-2821.

Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams

Practice makes perfect LCpI. Joseph Childs, a scout sniper with 2nd Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment, gets an approximate measurement on a building he is drawing during a field-sketch exercise on the helicopter and landing pad here Tuesday.

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Hawaii Marine January 15 1998 A-5

New IRAs mean savings

Cpl. Steven Williams Combat Coarspandent

Two new IRAs were intro- duced with the new year, offering tax free investment growth and several other incentives.

The Roth and Educational. IRAs were implemented Jan. 1

and have several new advantages not available with the original Deductible and Nondeductible IRAs, according to Geal Fukumoto, an investment representative with Edward Jones investment firm in Kaneohe.

`The big advantage is the tax-free growth," Fukumoto said. "Nothing else does that.

"Advantages to the Roth IRA, according to information from Van Kempen American Capital, include:

Investors can make contributions to a Roth IRA if their income does not exceed $95,000 or $150,000 jointly.

Up to $2,00() in contributions is non-deductible and can be made at any age, but are reduced by amounts con- tributed to Deductible or Non- deductible IRAs.

Penalties of 10 percent are

imposed on the investment groWth portion of early with-

, drawals on top of ordinary taxes, according to VKAC. Exceptions include, but aren't limited to, death, disability or, if the IRA was open fir five or more years, purchasing a first home by the investor or investor's family members.

Penalties of 10 percent may also be imposed on non- quali- fled withdrawals from Educational IRAs.

Educational IRAs are available to people with adjusted gross incomes not exceeding $95.000 or $150,000 jointly. The IRAs can be opened l'or children under1.8 who are des- ignated beneficiaries of the acmunt. Advantages include:

Contributions are nondeductible up to $500 a year, per child, and are not counted toward annual Deductible or Roth IRA contributions.

Withdrawals for tuition, books, supplieS and room and board are tax free.

"I strongly recommend both IRAs," said Yukurnoto. "Investments like that are just too good to pass up."

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As years go by, is our memory of Dr. King's dream the same?

SSgt. Stephen Gude Headquarters Battalion

As the nation celebrates the birthday of Dr Martin Luther King Jr., it is interesting to notice the backlash of discontent with reforms made during the 1960s, the height of the Civil Rights Movement of which King was the leader.

It seems a lot of people think King and his movement was all about creating "quotas" for minorities. About giving minorities certain advantages whites don't have in businesses. About making whites feel bad for the history of racial improprieties in this country.

You're all wrong. Listen to the man's speeches - sure, he wanted to redress the wrongs of a society in which blacks and other minorities were second-class citizens, but the main thing King stressed was, equality and fairness. What's wrong with that?

I've heard a lot of people with high levels of education speak on the problems of our

country and why it doesn't need laws for "quotas" in certain types of jobs or different admissions standards for people who are culturally different.

However, are these same people who are complaining thinking about why these laws and rules were created? Because frankly, it was much harder for a black person to achieve the same level of success as a white person when these rules were created. And since most of them came about because of the Civil Rights Movement, naturally, the movement gets blamed.

These same people argue it has been more than 30 years since the Civil Rights Act and America has changed for the better. Look at all the great minorities in sports and entertainment! Look at Michael Jordan! Look at Michael Jackson! Look at Oprah Winfrey!

Funny Winfrey has said on her television show even she, a woman who a couple of years ago made more than $100 million, still feels the stings of racism. She spoke of an incident in which she wasn't allowed in a department store, even though white

Photo courtesy Maj. Edonna Koon

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks at a church in Mongarnery, Ala., after the successful Mongomery bus boycott in 1956.

patrons were allowed hi before and after she arrived. Apparently, the store has a system where store clerks have to let patrons in through a locked door. Maybe it was an oversight. Maybe the

clerk didn't see her. Or maybe it was as Winfrey reported, and she doesn't strike me as the kind of person who goes around looking for racism.

King's striving for fairness for all was noble, but we've all heard the saying, "life isn't fair."

Well, that may be so, but are you?

Tax Center looking for seasonal volunteers Cpl. Steven Williams


The base Tax Service Center is looking for volunteers to assist in tax filing when it opens Jan. 26.

The center is looking for anyone who would like to participate in the pro-

gram even if they're not Volunteer Income T a x Assistance representatives, according to Capt. H. I. Hwang,

Hwang

the officer in charge of the center.

Not only will information help them assist servicemembers in conquer- ing the annual chore of tackling. taxes - the wealth of knowledge can be carried for life.

"This is an opportunity for them to learn about

taxes and be able to help fellow Marines and Sailors," said Hwang. "They also get trained on the sweeping changes in the 1997 Tax Relief Act." Volunteers will receive a

seven-day training class, including a two-day computer course, to train for the positions.

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TQL Team Concepts and Skills - Feb. 2-13, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., in TAVSC. Introduction to TQL - Feb. 25, 8 a.m. to noon, in TAVSC. Fundamentals of TQL - March 17-19, 8 a.m. to noon, in TAVSC. Methods. of Managing Quality March 30 through April 3, 8 a.m. to noon, in TAVSC.

For more information call the Total Quality Leadership Office at 257-2130.

ASYMCA Time for Tots - Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-10 a.m; ages two to four. Hula for Children - Call for schedule; ages four and up. Playmorning - All times from 9 to 11 a.m. Mondays, behind the 7-Day Store; Tuesdays, 2078 B, Champion Street; Wednesdays, Cochran and Dodson area; Thursdays, Cushman playground area. Plus Aerobics - Low-impact aerobics for plus-sized women; Monday, Wednesday and Friday 5:30-6:30 p.m. Food for Families - An orga- nization to bring food into your home for small donations. Call

for more information. Call 254-4719 for more infor-

mation on the above classes.

TAMP The following programs are

being offered by the Transition Assistance Management Program Office: Federal Job Workshop - Tuesday, 8-11 a.m., in TAVSC. Interviewing Workshop - Wednesday, 8-11 a.m., in TAVSC. Getting Out of Debt Workshop - Jan. 22, 9-11 a.m., in TAVSC. FBI Recruitment Brief - Jan. 22, 9-11 a.m., in TAVSC. E-TAP Workshop - Jan. 26- 28, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information call the

TAMP office at 257-3135, ext. 353.

FSC The following classes are

offered by the Family Service Center: Daddy's Baby Boot Camp and Orientation for New Moms - Tuesdays, 6-7:30 p.m., call 257-9965 for information. Marriage Skills Workshop - Tuesday , 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Joint Education Center. Call for reservations. Active Parenting - Held

Mondays and Thursdays Jan. 8- 29, 1-3 p.m. Financial Classes - Basic Investment, Wednesday, 5:30- 7:30 p.m.; Car Buying Basics, Jan. 28, 10-11 a.m.; Checkbook Management, Jan. 27, 10-11:30 a.m., all classes are held in the FSC. Stress Management - Jan. 28, 1-4 p.m. in TAVSC. Call for reservations. Enhancing Your Marriage - Feb. 9 and 11, 5 p.m. Reservations are required.

For more information and reservations call 257-3655, ext. 342.

Hockey Registration - Monday

through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Youth Activities Center. Application deadline is Feb. 6. Call 254-7611 for more information.

Marriage Hawaii Interfaith Marriage Encounter Weekend - Feb. 7- 8, for registrations and more information 422-5474.

Rod & Gun Meetings - Group meets first

and third Wednesday of each month in the K-Bay BOQ Conference Room. Call Mark Krieg at 235-8233 or Dennis McCarthy at 247-6211 for more information.

Karate Okinawan Kempo Karate Do Class - Learn Karate Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6-7:30 p.m., in bldg. 1035 (first floor). For registration information call 254-7610.

Meetings - Join other spouses in learning the ins-and-outs of being a member of the Marine Corps family. The next available session begins Monday. On-site child care is provided free of charge. For more information and reservations call Katie at 254-1477.

The Navy/Marine Corps Relief Society is offering the following classes at the Pearl Harbor branch: Managing Your Checkbook - Last Tuesday of each month, 9- 10:30 a.m. How to be a Smart Consumer - Last Thursday of each month, 10

a.m. to noon.

CREDO Personal Growth Retreat - Prepare for 1998 by attending this Jan. 22-25 retreat. Retreats are no cost for servicemembers and their families. Spiritual Growth Retreat -. "Knowing God" is the theme for this Jan. 30-Feb. 1 retreat.

For reservations and information call 257-194110408.

ITT ITT events include:

Polynesian Cultural Center Laua special includes admis-

sion, buffet, show and IMAX for $25 for adults and $14 for children. Entertainment Books - 1998 Coupon books are available. Voyager Submarines - Special vouchers available.

(Editor's Note: To place a submission in the Hawaii Marine stop by the Hawaii Marine in bldg. 216, or e-mail Hawaii Marine@CG@MCBH KBAY. Submissions must be received before noon Thursdays for the following week's publication. Entries are edited for content and length.)

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Le Jardin Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school- administered programs.

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MCB .Hawaii teamed-up with Hawaii's Christmas Treecycle program last week to recycle over 2,000 trees from. Kailua community homes.

The trees were collected at Kailua Elementary School, then brought to a site inside the back gate here to be ground into a mulch, said George Lingle, the solid waste manager at Base Environmental Department.

"This is our first year recycling trees for the program," said Lingle. "We have the mechanized grinding equipment and we volunteered to recycle the trees. This saves valu- able landfill space and we get to keep the mulch."

The mulch will be used on base for such things as fire management at the base range, to keep weeds out of landscaping, and spread along trails around Nu'upia ponds, Lingle said.

"Mulch is rather expensive, so this is saving us about $3,000 in expens- es," Lingle said. "And we're saving money for the landfills. Otherwise,

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the trees would just go there and take up space."

"Because the base took the trees for us, our program saved a lot of money, as well," said Traver Carroll, a coordinator for Treecylce. "We would have needed to rent grinding equipment, but the Marines already had the equipment. This kind of partnership benefits both sides."

The base was the biggest collection site on the island this year, Carroll said. The turnout was very impres- sive for a volunteer's first year.

"We hope this relationship with the Marine Corps here will spark more participation from other military branches in Hawaii," said Carroll. "The Marines helped make this a great year for Treecycle."

Third artillery live -fire ends in Japan 2ndLt. David Rom ley

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SENDAI, Japan -- Marines from Battery C, 1st Battalion, 12th Marines, Headquarters Battery, 3rd Bn., 12th Marines and Combat Service Support Detachment 33 proved they are the king of battle Sunday after concluding a challenging, but successful, artillery exercise here. The Marines participated

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Each new site brings its own unique challenges to the Marine. One of these challenges at Ojojihara was the size of the impact area.

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1/12 lends hand at Sacred Falls

LCpl. Barry Proctor Combat Correspondent

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Platoon, 1st Battalion, 12th Marines used the beauty of the falls here as a backdrop for training classes Thursday.

After training, the unit con- ducted a clean-up along the two- mile trail leading from the park entrance to Sacred Falls, lend- ing park officials a hand in keeping the area clean.

"This is the first time we've ever done something like this," said Sgt. Joseph Rocha, the communications platoon sergeant. "Every Thursday is set aside as battalion training day and we normally sit in classrooms back on base. We just wanted to change the pace for a day and help the community by cleaning up here."

The trip here enabled the devil dogs to see a popu- lar tourist site on the island and conduct classes on leadership and sur- vival in the field, Rocha said.

"When we usually take trips like this, we go to Bellows and Schofield Barracks," said Sgt. Jamie Alvarez, a communications platoon cleanup volunteer. "When I heard we were going to Sacred Falls I was surprised. It's definitely a different training environment up here. It feels more like a field trip."

After the Marines finished the classes and policed the area, they enjoyed a picnic in the grass, a game of football and a swim in the ocean at a beach across Kamehameha Highway near the entrance to Sacred Falls Park.

"We want to try to do more of this in the future," said Rocha. "Our operations schedule has picked up this year and we don't have any trips such as this one scheduled, but we would like to do this more often."

Cpl. M.V. Trindade Combat Correspondent

aneohe Bay, Oahu- The 1998 intramural basketball season tipped-off Monday with the Combat Service

Support Group-3 Mustangs blowing-out Headquarters Battalion Warriors 54-34, and CSSG-3 Motor Transport Company Bulldogs edging 3rd Battalion, 3d Marines, 43-32 at the base gym.. The Warriors led early,13-6,

with eight minutes to go in the first half. But with 2:45 on the clock, the Mustangs took the

lead, 17-15. The first half ended with the Mustangs ahead, 20- 17. "I told them to pick up the intensity," said Mustang coach Rick Baughman, "and that's what they did and they maintained it." The second half of the game saw the Mustangs hold their lead. Rebounding was the key to CSSG's success. "We gotta get the rebounds," said Warrior

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Participate in the fourth annual. Bike-the-Base race with Headquarters Battalion Jan. 117.

Open to the general public, the race offers two events in one. Cyclists may choose from a 20-mile road bike race or a 15-mile mountain bike race. The race starts at 8:30 a.m. at Dewey Square. Bikes are required to pass a pre-race inspection. Free bicycle safety inspections will be given by The Bike Shop from 7 to 8 a.m. In addition, all participants are required to wear bicycle helmets throughout the race.

Entry fee is $17 for DoD I.D. card- holders, and $20 for civilians.

Awards will be given. Entry forms are available at all MWR facilities or by calling the Athletic Office at 254-7591/7596.

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CSSG-3 Swamp Romp Romp in the swamp with the

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By Stephen Dude

Musings from the mainland

fter a three-week trip back to the mainland, have returned freshly invigorated and even

more broke than when I left. I made it a point, however, to at

least pay attention to some of the things going on around me, in order to give you island-locked readers an idea of whether or not home has changed. That question can be answered

quite simply -- yes. I noticed several things I had to get: used to, such as:

Everybody drives fast. When I lived on the mainland, I drove rather quickly myself. But here, my wife and I bought a car suit- ed for cruising, and somehow, the languid pace of life here evapo- rated my "speed" genes. Or, as my wife said, perhaps I'm getting old. It didn't take long for those genes to return, however. Still, was getting passed by everyone. A completely new experience.

LinC01/1 Maw Cars rule the mad. I never noticed, before, but when my family and I took a trip to my parents' borne in Atlanta, it seemed as though one out of every 10 cars on the road was a ToWn Car, especially 1980s -vin- tage. My dad had a gorgeous powder blue 1973 rIbwn. Car, which. I backed into a tree (don't ask, don't tell), and I know from experience they're as quiet as an isolation chamber and have seats that make you :just want to curl. up and go to sleep. In other words, Lincolns are awesome to cruise in.

We are not hearing all the good 7111.1Sie. If you like rhythm and blues, we on this side of the island, without access to BET and The Box, are not hearing any of the truly worthy songs the Hawaii pop stations play either when they are old Or not at all. I was quite surpi.i.sed at all the good stuff out now. I:lopefully. BET will kick off over here today on the local cable system with no problem, so the situation should- n't be too had anymore.

Football is supposed to come on television at .1 and 4 p.m., like God intended it to be. Those are east coast times, where it makes perfect sense -- most church services let out around 1 p.m., so you go borne, watch an east coast. and west coast game, eat dinner and go to sleep for back to church, if you like night services). It never felt right, when I was on the west coast and here, to watch pro football so early in the morning.

Forty degrees is freezing. Coming from Hawaii, don't let anyone tell you 40 degrees isn't cold. My family laughed. at me while my teeth were chattering in Atlanta, and there were other people walking around in short sleeves. And ladies, I'll never understand skirts in cold weath- e. One lady told me ",Stockings keep you warm," but I'll never find out first-hand, if you know what I mean.

'Rome" always changes. Have you noticed every time you go home, it's different? I've been away from home for 15 years now, and while I remain close to my family, feel like an outsider at times. Catching up is hard to do in the limited amount of time I have to spend with them. Everyone likes to conic around to see you, but they can't always take vaca- tions or days off when you're there. In other words, life goes on. While I'm here, I'll always pine for home, but when I gel: there, it's never what, I think it's going to be. Except Popeye's chicken, because some things never

change. Thank God for that..

B-2 January 15 1998 Hawaii Marine

Ode to Iced Tea LCpI. Barry Proctor

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e other night, my wife and I scheduled an atappointment

sales- woman to come to our home and show us some policies,

When she arrived, I was sitting around sipping sweet iced tea from a huge mug solely dedicated to housing my large amounts of tea. Being the gracious southern host I am, I offered her a glass of sweet tea. She declined. This surprised me because most people like good sweet tea. Then I thought, maybe she had an experience like T had at other peoples' houses.

The first time I visited a house up North is when I went with. my wife to New Jersey before we were married. We sat down to dinner and when her mom asked me what I wanted to drink, what did I ask for?

The drink she brought me was a wolf in sheep's clothing. What looked like sweet tea wasn't at all. It was this apricot-flaVored Nestea junk. I drank it because I didn't want to be picky and offend them, but I didn't like it.

After that run -in, I drink other's tea with caution.

Let me remind you I am from the South and my love for sweet tea runs a close to my love for barbeque chicken and hot boiled peanuts. Actually, that sounds like a really good meal - hot boiled peanuts, barbeque chicken and sweet tea.

Apparently my definition of sweet iced tea is different than the next person'S.

-sweet iced tea. (swet ist te) n A le.alY substance in a small Pouch made by Lipton which is boiled in water, poured into a large receptacle with sugar, stirred, then placed in a large drinking glass with ice.

Simply put -tea leaves mixed with sugar, water and ice, thus making it SWEET ICED TEA. Nowhere in the definition do you

see Crystal Light, powdery substance or fruit flavoring.

The only fruit tea should be flavored with is a lemon. I don't prefer a lemon, but to each his own. Not apricot, cranberry, orange or any other fruit. Maybe a lime, but never guava or anything of that nature.

Other rUles.for good tea: * Ma was never intended to be

served in a can. Canned tea is not brisk. It's sad and should be discarded.

* Tha should never be without sugar. Ma. without sugar shoUld be discarded. Those dreaded words "All we have is unsweetened tea" make me ball into a corner in the fetal position. Tea Without sugar is like Jimmy Carter without toothpaste. Unsweetened tea is mainly found

in restaraunts in the Northeast. You go in and order a sweet tea, and they always say, "M we have is unsweetened." This poses a problem. Sugar never dissolves in your glass. Itjust falls to the bottom and makes it look like you have sand in the bottom of your glass.

I feel a good restaurant should offer you a choice between sweet and unsweet. Most restaurants in the South do; why not up North?

The is an American institution and should be served and consumed. properly. Whether served hot or on ice,

it should never come in a can and never be soluble in water like Kodaid or similar drinks.

What would the Sons-of Liberty think about the tea of today? I can't visualize thousands of people at the Boston Tea. .Party ripping open pack- ets of Nestea or Crystal Light, and dumping them in the harbor It just wouldn't happen.

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Sgt. William Poff Combat Correspondent

ith 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines is starting to put the new 7-month Unit

Deployment Program through it's paces, some might start to think "It can't get any worse."

Well, consider traveling back 24 years and looking through the eyes of Darrell W. Poland, a master sergeant here. He is easy to recognize - his dress uniform has "fruit salad that costs more than the shirt:" Poland entered the Marine Corps

June 1974 and pursued a $2,600 bonus to enlist in the combat arms side of the house. After boot camp in San Diego, "90 percent of those who entered under the bonus became infantry" Poland admitted with a weathered smile.

"My first two years were contingency operations, one right after the other, with 1st Battalion, 4th Marines as the war in Vietnam was winding down," said Poland. "In '74 and '75 I was involved in four con- tingencies including Fortress Journey, Eagle Pull, Frequent Wind and the SS Mayaguez recovery operation. Our Marine Amphibious Unit commander was then Col. Al Gray, who Marines recognize as one of our former commandants."

Poland's first two years rival anything a Marine could expect on sea duty. He was not limited to just one ship during this period, but five - the USS Duluth, Okinawa, Mount Vernon, Dubuque and the Blue Ridge.

"Over the two years combined, we evacuated approximately 60,000 refugees to be processed in the Phillipines and ultimately sent to Camp Pendleton," said the 6-foot, 2- inch Orange, Texas native.

"Several of the operations were pretty hot and we were shelled by

mortars and rockets a couple of times," Poland said. "Being a non- assault contingency force, standing orders for the day were not to fire even when being fired on."

Frequent Wind, the evacuation of Saigon, was the last official military operation of the Vietnam War, according to Poland.

Out of the evacuations and trips to the Phillipines, Poland met his wife, Gloria, in June 1975.

Poland went back to Camp Hansen, Okinawa in September 1976 and after a month on island, reported to 2nd Battalion. Shortly after, 2/4 went back to the Phillipines to support the same refugee operations he was in before, then went on to evacuate the American Embassy in Thailand.

"In January 1977, orders brought me to Hawaii and the 1st Amphibious Brigade," said Poland. "By October, we were on the first WestPac out of here."

From 1978-79, he did a short stint as Primary Marksmanship Instructor at the range here, where he still holds a qualification record and is now SNCOIC. He shot his first competition in the 1979 Pacific Division Matches.

A new decade brought a new unit - 3/3 and after that, recruiting. "I did three years in recruiting and

what is ironic I received more unit awards out there than doing contingency operations," said Poland, who signed 99 contracts in two years and made gunnery sergeant merito- riously. "I received five unit awards."

Poland did two more deployments as a platoon sergeant with 1/3 here.

"We were in Southwest Asia for nine months in '90 and '91," Poland said. "We were in the battle of Khafji and we were the only helo- borne assault unit into Kuwait as Task Force X-Ray. We were a block- ing force in the oil fields. We

Photo courtesy MSgt. Darrell Poland

MSgt. Darrell Poland, as a Lance Corporal and forward observer with 1/4 in 1975, pose at Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan.

stopped several tanks there. "One tank we suppressed using .50

caliber machineguns and Mk-19s," Poland added. "We were 'lessons learned' for today's Combined Anti- Armor Teams."

Outside Kuwait City, Poland saw one of his sons for the first time during the war. "Richard was a lance corporal with 1st Battalion, 1st Marines at the time," he said, "and having both a father and son in a combat zone worried Gloria. We were very relieved to see each other." Poland has been the senior enlist-

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Movie Review

Titanic Sgt. Michael Wiener


!'11 be honest and say when I bought the tickets for Titanic, I thought I was in for another

chick-flick. True, the actual plot of the story is a sappy love tale of two young lovers, however, James Cameron does such an amazing job directing with special effects and realism the movie is a must-see for all.

The movie begins in present day, with actual footage of the Titanic underwater. Brock Lovett, played by Bill Paxton, is leading an expedition in search of the "Heart of the Ocean", a 56-carat diamond lost in the Titanic's sinking. Although unable to find the jewel, he finds an amazing sketch of a young woman wearing it. By coincidence, the young woman, Rose DeWitt Bukater now 101, and played by Gloria Stuart, sees th picture on a news broadcast and offers to tell Lovett the true tale of Titanic. From this point, the film jumps back to the past.

Rose, played by Kate Winslett, is a rich girl who is going to marry Cal Hockley because of his money. She is tormented by the thought of mar- rying Cal, and decides she wants to deboard Titanic in the middle of the freezing Atlantic.

Enter Jack Dawson, a poor American artist played by Leonardo DiCaprio, who wins a ticket for Titanic's maiden voyage in a poker

game. Jack convinces Rose going for a lath-night swim to her death is not the answer, then saves her as she slips and nearly falls anyway.

Sparks fly and the chemistry between the two is instant. The story moves along and Cal is con- stantly trying to keep Kate away from Jack. The pace of the movie is quick, and although we all know the Titanic sank, I kept wondering how the Jack and Rose story would turn out, or if it would turn out. I didn't care if Cal made it off the ship, but I admit, I was pulling for Jack.

Kate Winslett steals the show as far as acting goes, and I'm not just saying that because Pm secretly jeal- ous of DiCaprio. She clearly has a broader range of emotion and should be a shoo-in for an Oscar. The visual effects in the movie were

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Hash House Harriers make running fun

Sgt. Michael Wiener Combat Correspondent

ALOARANCH - In 1938, a British officer stationed in

alaysia found a way to exercise his troops and still have a good time.

'May, more than 2,000 Hash House Harrier clubs around the world carry on the tradition, including the Aloha Hash House Harriers here.

"The whole idea behind the Hashes is to meet new friends and to have a good time," said Erika Eberhart, a Hasher with AHEM also known as "Red Hot." "We get together every weekend for a Hash and on special ocasions like a full moon or Friday the 13th."

"We're not just for serious runners, in fact, if you're for a serious run, the HEE is not for you," said Lee Greenwood, a Hasher known as "Famous Amos."

Meeting at different locales each Hash, two Hashers called Hares, grab a bag of flour and red tape and head

out on a trail, marking it as they go. After 15 minutes, the other Hashers set out in search of the Hares, hoping to catch them before they make it to the end of the trail.

"If the Hares are caught, they suffer public humiliation, but it's all in fun and nobody's feelings get hurt," Eberhart said.

At the end of the trail, food and beverage of choice and a great party await all Hashers, according to Brad Davis, a Hasher known as "Knocked Up."

"Once we get to the end, the real fun begins," Davis said. "We just relax, hang out, enjoy each other's company and party." The AHELH, as in all HIM clubs,

has rules, terms and names uncom- mon to the "real world." Pointing with fingers, wearing race t-shirts and even saying race or run is punishable by "down-downs."

"A down-down is chugging your favorite beverage, whether it be soda, water, beer or whatever, until your drinking vessel is empty" Davis said.

When a Hasher enters a club, he or she is a "virgin." But after the sixth Hash, his or her mortal name will be shed for a new, improved Hash name.

"All the Hashers will pay close attention to you during your first six Hashes. After your fifth Hash, you'll get to tell everyone a little bit about yourself, and after the sixth Hash, a committee will meet to decide your Hash name," Eberhart said.

Hashers also provide support and refreshments for fellow Hashers com- peting in races. Some may argue the HRH is a good way to get out and get exercise, but the greatest benefit is the people you meet, said Eberhart.

"There are Hash clubs all over," Eberhart said, "It's a perfect way to meet new friends, especially for people who move around a lot."

The first weekend of every month, AHEM hold a family Hash for Hashers with baby joggers or slower family members. The only cost of Hashing is a $5 donation for the food and bevarges provided afterward. For more information about the AHEM call 948-HASH.

Strange events mark Marine loss SSgt. Stephen Gude

Press Chief

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS - Try this on for size: what's 13 plus two?

It's 16, if you believe scorekeepers during Monday's Hawaii Armed Service Athletic Council basketball playoff game between the combined Army team and K-Bay Marines, a 96-88 loss for the leathernecks. This and other strange math gave an intriguing aura to a contest which, to most observers in the stands, was weird. The weirdness began early, as the

Army, leaping to a 13-4 lead, surprised the Marines by pressuring the ball of made shots. Generally, the leathernecks handled it well, with only one ten second call during the game, but it obvi-

ously threw off the offensive flow.

The Army's plan kept the ball out of the hands of guards Walter Moore and John Nichols early, and the Marines struggled to find a rhythm to their offense. Brian Markowitz and Jimmy Wheeler brought the ball up, but didn't get the ball to the right people.

And with these two big guys on the outside, rebounds were going to the Army, which seemed to have three players going for every board and loose ball.

'What we wanted to do early was get inside and establish our presence there," said Darrell Henson, the Marine head coach. "Once our inside game was established, it would have opened up our outside game."

But the style of play which saw the Marines win nine straight games before this one just wasn't there, and it mysti-

fled the leathernecks. Besides the scorekeeping, the Marines

had to worry about the Army's long-distance sharpshooting. They drained three-pointers throughout the night, and the Marines' normally proficient outside shooting couldn't catch up.

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My experience as a "virgin" Hasher actually began the night before

my first Hash. I met a few vet; eran Hashers at the Kickstand Cafe in Honolulu.

The first thing I noticed about this breed of people was their overwhelming friendliness. I felt like I had known them for years.

Feeling a little nervous about what was to happen, I decided to use my inquisitive journalis- tic mind and get a few pointers.

"Don't wear new shoes." This was repeated to me sev-

eral times. Apparently, had I worn new shoes, I. would have been drinking out of them. As the night went on, I felt

more and more at home, I was even comfortable enough to sing karaoke - several times. I know I have a voice comparable to the likes of Sinatra and Bing Crosby, but I don't like to show off. Yeah right. In reali- ty, I was happy everybody knew the lyrics and carried me.

Closing time came, and we all went our separate ways, but I was already looking forward to my first Hash. ' .

I showed up the next day at the Hash site - in old shoes of course, and searched for a familiar face. I found one, and "Red Hot" was soon introducing me to the other Hashers.

'Toe Jam', this is my friend, `virgin Michael'." Because I was a first-time Hasher, I was 'virgin Michael' - a title I wasn't sure how to feel about. I won't be graced with my Hash. name until my sixth Hash.

"Famous Amos" explained the rules behind Hashing to me and the other three "virgins"

and the Hares left to mark their trail.

After their 15-minute head- start, I, along with iny Hash- guide "Red Hot", started off in search of them. At; first, there was confusion among the pur, suers, but eventually we picked up on the trail.

As we ran along, I was intro- duced to more flashers.

"'Discharge', this is my friend Michael. He's a virgin." By now, I was okay with the term "virgin," and we kept running along. Apparently, not everybody knows who Hashers are, because as-we ran through neighborhoods, blowing Whi8- ties and yelling "on-on," people looked at us like-we were crazy.

I didn't mind. I was having a great time. No sooner did I pick up on the strange mark- ings left by front-running Hashers, than the Hash ended. The Hares made it to the end of the trail without being caught.

But then the real party began. The five bucks I had paid to try this thing out had turned into all the snack food and beverages could consume. I participated. in rituals I had never seen before, including "down-downs" and singing strange songs.

I took a little flak for being both a jarhead. and a reporter, but like the night before, Hashers young and old talked to me. T. felt right at home.

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families - there is meaning and purpose.

It is a family event and culinary cele- bration. Hula skirts, mai tais and fire dancers are often swapped for cold beer, good company and exquisite local dishes.

Creating luau, however, is not am easy task. There is plenty of work to be done.

A typical family-style luau begins a full day prior to the feast. Banana-tree stalks and ti leaves must be gathered by hand. It helps to have a family friend with private land overgrown with these two vital luau building blocks. If not, luau builders must venture into siome of Oahu's most isolated public landsicapes to locate and harvest these important ingredients unavailable in any grocery store.

Simmering below the pig, the flattened banana stalks produce a unique flavor

and steam while the ti leaves serve a similar purpose from above. Both are cut and prepared in sequence prior to pit, or as Hawaiians call it "imu," construction. The savvy luau host almost always

invites friends and family members to help with the luau preparation. This is considered an honor in most neighborhoods and sometimes signifies a degree of social ranking dependent on the degree of difficulty given to each helper's task. The tougher the assignment - like shaving lip-hair from the inside of the pig's mouth -the more prestigious the position among friends and family members.

This may be just the incentive needed for the young to learn the art of luau.

Once the imu is readied for lighting, the day is done. On luau day, an hour before sunrise, the imu is lit. A pipe inserted in the center is the funnel for the lighter fluid. The flooring of the imu is covered with crumpled newspaper and then stacked with alternating layers of porous river rock and mesquite-like wood called, "keawe." Imus built in this manner can

reach inner-core temperatures of 2,000 degrees or more; hot enough to melt a tin can like butter.

Once the imu is lit, it's time to pick up the pig from the butcher. Most pigs weigh between 100-200 pounds depending on expected luau attendance. It's not uncom- mon to toss in a whole turkey, fish, or other ti-leaf-wrapped meat items for the coming earthen steam bath.

The white-hotiver rocks are plucked from the pit and carefully tucked into the pig's cleaned-out body cavity to insure thorough and even cooking. Once loaded with these flaming rocks, the pig is tied up with wire and lowered into the imu -

which is then sealed with layers of ti leaves, wet gunny sacks, a dampened tarp and finally dirt.

After five to seven hours of steaming in the earthen oven, the pig is ready for removal and the luau's main dish is ready.

There is still much preparation to be completed before eating. Traditional luau side-dishes are prepared, and the pig meat has to be separated from bone and excess fat. Besides the central theme dish of kalua pig, other luau dishes include poi, lomi-lomi salmon, ahi sashimi, sweet potatoes, seaweed salad, pipi kalua, chicken longrice, and many other local tastes.

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By Kathy Baker Animal Care Clinic The Animal Care Clinic, building 455, will be taking walk-in vaccinations for pets Saturday from 8 to noon, Cost for vaccinations are $10 for each pet, and $2 for clinic visit. They will also offer rabies shots for $5. The clinic will be open for vaccinations and health certificates only (no sick calls will be run at this time). For more information, call the Animal Care Clinic at 257-3643.

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misceitan eous 1995 Tigershark jet ski - Two-seater, 639cc, twin-carb engine, trailer, cover, $2,500 OBO, call 254-6883. Dalmatian Pup - Four-months-old, must sell because of new-born baby, shots up to date, call 834-6537. KHS 12-Speed Bike - Rarely used, excellent condition, $150, call 499-1698. Propellers - One stainless for 40 hp Suzuki, $100; five new aluminum for 20-30 hp Suzuki, $150 for all five, call 499-1696. Laserjet Parts - HPLJ III paper trays (letter and legal), nearly new toner cartridge, all for $50, call John at 254-0455.

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Funeral Notice

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Lost & Found

Personals

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Jobs Wanted

Sales Help Wa

Antiques/Art

Aviation

Bicycle Sale

Boat Sale /Ser

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Computers

Fillers

Garage /Lana) S

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Medical Suppl

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Photo Supplies

Sporting Good

Stereo Video

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Apts Part Furn 1505

Apts Unfurn 1510

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Moving/Storage

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Real Est Anno

Real Eat Loan

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Real Est Want

Rental Serv,

1575

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1590

1695

1600

1605

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Rooms Rent 1625

Short Trm Rent tea Stores/Offic Rent 1635

Vac Rent 1640

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Cond/Twn Fur 1525 Auto Sery /Par 2010

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Cond/Twn Sal 1535 Autos Wanted 2015

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Houses Furn 1550 MtrCyls/Scoot 2025

Houses Plum 1555 Pickup Trucks 2030

Houses Unfurn 1680 Van Camp 4-wd..., 2035

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Monday through Friday, 8am4:00 pm. Jobline 625-8559

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Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate

RETENTION COUNSELOR This position is federally funded by the Native Hawaiian Higher Education Program Grant until 9/30/98. Employment beyond 9/30/98 Is contingent upon available funds. Responsible for providing counseling and academic advisement to scholarship recipients of the NHHEP (a federally funded project funded by the U.S. Department of Education).

Bachelor's degree in Counseling and Guidance, Education, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work or closely related field and over three to five years of related work experience, Knowledge of post-secondary academic support and counseling services, federal financial aid programs and community resources. Working knowledge of college advising and retention counseling, financial aid counseling, career placement and economic factors that influence the behavior and attitudes of the target population. Excellent communication skills and proven written reports and student narratives. Working knowledge of microcomputers for data Input and retrieval. Valid driver's license and own transportation.

SECRETARY This position is federally funded by the Native Hawaiian Higher Education Program Grant until 9130/98. Employment beyond 9/30/98 is contingent upon available funds. Responsible for providing daily secretarial support, to Include coordinating meetings, appointments, travel arrangements, etc. for all Program staff.

High school diploma or GED equivalent and over three to five years of related work experience. Working knowledge of microcomputers for data input and retrieval, Proven knowledge of bookkeeping and accounting to assist In prepar- ing, reconciling, and managing Program budget. Ability to operate standard office machines, such as facsimile machine, photocopy machine, typewriter, 10- key calculator, etc. Excellent ability to compose general correspondence when necessary. Ability to manage and prioritize multiple task assignments. Excellent interpersonal skills lo communicate effectively with various staff members, students, and the general public. Valid driver's license and own transportation.

If Interested and meet minimum qualifications, please send letter of Interest and resume to:

Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate Personnel Division, FILE AM

1887 Maltuakene St.

Honolulu, HI 98817.1887

EMPLOYMENT HOTLINE NO, 8424086 male/female/dIsebid

Inonethate Openings tor Newspaper I niplovees

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improvement of our oommunitj, We offer excellent wages and benefRe

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Immediate opening for key account executive, If you are a self- starter who is enthusiastic with good work habits, you may love this exciting educational Job In media, Must possess language skills, own car, Some experience necessary, Excellent compensation package, benefits,

For further Information, outlet RFD PUBLICATIONS, INC.

45-528 Luluku Road, Kaneohe Phone 235-5881

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ALA MOANA updated 111, A/C, prkg sec., tennis/ pool, $1000. 951-6583.

KAILUA studio, lanai, nr. beach, w/utils avail, 2/1, cable, air, $750. 261.6971

PUNALUU Available, 1- & 2-bdrm, apts., near beach/ bus stop. Call 237-8432 for more Info. (Leave Msg. with your phone #).

1505 Apts. Partly Furnished

AIKAHI studio, $550/mo. incl. utils., use of W/D, full balkitchenette. 254.51334 eves., 287-7936 pgr.

KAHALUU 1 bdrm., 1 be., W/D, utils. Incl., no pets, $925/mo. Call 263-0338.

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KAILUA 1/1 nice cottage, W/D, pvt. ent. $800/mo. incl. utlls. 262-0554.

KAILUA cottage pvt., quiet, airy, light, huge studio for artist-type, $1000 incl. utils. 262.4593

KAILUA upgraded 1/1, full kit., patio, prkg., washer, Avail now. $650. 262.1348

1505 Apts. Partly Furnished

KAILUA,1/1, utils. & cable Incl., private entrance. $700/mo, 262-4581.

KANEOHE 1 bdrm., WID, dshwshr., $775 Incl. sills. Avail, now. 261-8748.

KANEOHE 3/11/2, end unit, prkg., no pets, $900/ mo. 571.3266 digital pgr.

KANEOHE, 2/11/2, rent/ lease option. Upgraded, near H-3, view, Dream kit. $1 000/mo. Main Street Realtors, 263-3522.

PUNALUU Clean, secure 1/1 on bch. with prkg.,

$675 utils. Incl. 239-8542.

WAIPAHU clean 2 bdrm., Section 8 OK, pets nego- tiable, $700. 671-1961,

1530 Condosfrownhouses Partly Furnished

MILILANI Evergreen Ter- race 2/2, pool, 2 prkg., very clean, just painted, $1050 incl. utils. 956-8283

NEED MORE SPACE? Clean out your closets and advertise those Items you

no longer need in the Classifieds, It really gets results. Call 235-5881.

1555 HoUSes Partly Furnished

AIEA 2-story hso in Newtown. Upper level, 3/2, formal living, dining, tam. rm., full kit., $1400. Lower level, 2/1, $600. Encl. 2-car gar. + additional prkg. 377-1552.

FT. BRAGG, NC Ideal for PCS, 3 bdrm., 2 ba., on 2 acres, $550/mo. 691.2598

KAHALUU 4/3, w/large fenced yd., laundry, prkg., lush, quiet setting. Share sills. w/smaller unit. 1-yr. lease, $1,400/mo. + dep. 239.7865, evenings.

KAILUA 2/1/1 carport, water incl. Reis. $900/mo. + dep. Call 261-5998.

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KAILUA 5/21/2, view, 2-car gar., fenced yd. & svc., no pets, $2300. 261-5650.

KAILUA. Available now, 3/2 upstairs, nr. bus/sch. w/yard service, utils. incl., $1550 + dep. 262-4979.

KANEOHE 3111/2, $1200 per month. Also 1/1 w/kit., $350/mo. w/utilities. Sec- tion 8 OK. Call 235-8397.

1555 Houses Partly Furnished

KANEOHE 3/2, 2-car garage, dshwshr., W/D, $1350/mo. Call 247-1969.

KANEOHE dplx, 1/1, Ige. yd., convenient location, $800 Incl. sills, 247-1746.

KANEOHE large studio above garage, mln./ocn. views, $675, 239-8170.

KANEOHE nr. HPU,.mtn. view, 3/1, $825 + dep. 235.6059, 577-5046.

KANEOHE, 3/2, 3 carport, fenced yd., W/D, garbage disp., $995/mo., 247.9498

MAILI, 1/1,nr. beach, mkt. & bus line. $695 mo, 1 wk, tree rent! 698-1123.

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don't need anymore in the Classifieds, 235.51381

MOANALUA/Fort Shatter, newly painted Ige. 3/2, sun- room, carport, fenced yd. & svc., $1600. 373-3367.

PEARL CITY, 3/11/2, spacious yard. $1200/mo. 455.9086; 535.6121, pgr.

SALT LAKE 1130 Puolo Dr. 4/2, prkg., water & elec. incl., $1 200/mo. 423.9761, 536-4100.

1555 Houses Partly Furnished

WAHIAWA Rent to own your home. Huge 3 bdrm., encl. gar., close to shops/ bus Ilne, quiet & friendly. (FS), $843/mo. P&I + maint. Call collect 1-909-244-4058.

WAHIAWA Rent to own your home. 2 bdrm., yd., end. gar., close to shops/ bus line, quiet & friendly. (FS), $594 /mo, P&I + maint. Call collect 1-909-244-4058.

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WAIALUA nice, clean 3/1 duplex w/gar., fenced yd., nr. beach, incl. water & yd. service, $875. 262-6248.

1572 Moving/Storage

COLEMAN AMERICAN MOVING SERVICES, INC,

Packing & Moving Mainland & Intl.

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BARGAIN HOMES 1000s of government-foreclosed & repossessed properties being liquidated this month! Government financ- log. Low or no down. For local listing call nowl 1.800-501-1777 ext. 3401.

1605 Rentals Services'

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1 WK. FREE RENT Ewa, $385., 689.8068; Pearl City, $425., 456.3880

KAHALUU rooms to rent. All utils. incl. No dep.

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KAILUA 1 bedroom, or, bus, $350+dep.

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MAKAKILO Furn. bedrm, In 3/11/2 twnhse. Prkg.,, other amenities! $450/ mo. wiutils. 672-8831.

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1635 Store & Office Rentals

KAILUA approx. 650 sq. It,, $725/mo., incl. tax 1.800-919-0267, pgr.

1640 Vacation Rentals

"LANIKAI NEAR BEACH" lovely 1-bedroom cottage, or Ige. 2/2 hm. 262-5445.

KAILUA Vacation Rentals. Near Beach.

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Get the skills you need in Just 1 month. Start your own business or work as a

beauty consultant/makeup artist or photo assistant. JAN. CLASSES ENROLL- ING NOW. Call 955-2271.

Susan Page Modeling

PERFECT PART-TIME Home business. 2 hrs. per day earns you $2K-20K

per alo, Hands-on training. 24-hr. msg.

1-888. 617-9748

WANTED!!! Serious, self- motivated. $25-$75/hr. P/T -F/T. No experience

necessary. Call 591-7990.

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65 Help Wanted Male/Female

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65 Help Wanted 65 Help Wanted Male/Female Male/Female

"AVON" SALES REPS CASHIER Exp. P/T-F/T

BE YOUR OWN BOSS $74- hr. Windward area. Shlma's Mkt, 259-9921.

For the best earnings possible CLEANING HELPERS

$$. CALL $$. Needed. Windward area, THIS AD ONLY good pay. Call 262-8767.

Kandy 235-7641 or Jo 395-6970 COMPUTER FREELANCE

Independent Sales Rep. IBM/MAC. Data Entry, WP, Desktop Publishing.

WANT TO SELL it fast? Call the Classifieds! 235-5881

Web/Graphic Designers, Programmers, FIT, P/T & Freelance Work (Com-

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sales, will train, 486-9175. Payl Call 1-800-851-6953.

GET RESULTS! "INTERNET REPS" Up to When listing your products and $700/wk. 1 hr./day. Free services in the Classifieds.

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10 PEOPLE to process VVVVW.M I DWEEK.COM Call mail from home: Unlimited income potential. 543.0944,

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ELEMENTARY PE ASST. ALOHA KEY & AWARDS 10 hrs./wk.: Elementary

PERMANENT HT, P/T after-school Asst. approx, Kaneohe-Town-Ala Moana 11 hrs./wk. Can be com- KEY MAKING & ENGRAV- bined. Christian school in

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Kailua. 262-8501.

FARM LABORER wanted,

401 Cooke Street. Free housing. 593-9114 for appointment. Call 239-7110 eves.

BRAIDER & BARBER HAIRSTYLIST/BARBER

Exp. in ethnic hair. Out-of- Nail Tech. Busy salon. stale lic. OK, apprentice Commission/booth rental.

program avail, 621-2744. Wahiawa area. 621-2744.


HOME CLEANERS Military, mothers & others. Pay off those holiday bills.

Up to $9.50/hour. Need own car.

Need home phone, Daytime hours,

Call for interview. 732-9490

Dana's Refferal Agency

MILITARY 2nd INCOME New Mililani ofc. customer svc. reps. Flex. schedule, days & eves. avail, $1-3K/ mo, + comm, 988-3203.

MODELS WANTED Open Call. All looks/ages, local/national, TV comml,/

print/film. 955-2271. Susan Page Modeling

NAIL TECHNICIAN and hairstylist wanted. Comm. or rental. Call 235-8884.

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NEW MANOA OFC. Gust. svc. reps. Training provided, 52-4K. 366-9399.

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95 Boat Sales & Service

"LET'S GO FISHING." Big Boat. Low Price. You

Keep The Fish. 696-FISH.

'96 JET SKI, 3 seater, like new, 40 hrs., twin trailer, $5500 lakes It 739-2404.

PAT'S MOBILE MARINE REPAIRS & Painting. 12 yrs,' exp, Call 637-8657,

100 Cemetery Plots

2 SELECT cemetery plots in the best section of the Valley of The Temples. If

interested call 1-808-965-9820.

HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL Garden of Meditation, I. 2

plots/$3000 ea. 623-3094.

VALLEY of the TEMPLES 2 niches, 6 urns ea., Buddham Rm., $7995 ea. Call after 5pm, 71:5-2609.

PROBLEM: Got an over- crowded closet? Try the Classifieds solution' Advertise those unwanted unused items "For Sale" and then pocket the cash you makel Call today 235-5881!

105 Computers

6 X 86.200MX MULTI- MEDIA Computer.

All ranks, E-1 & up. No Credit, Bankruptcy. 0 down, $99/mo, Call

1-800-795-7064, 24 hrs./ day. Limited Availability.

THAT COMPUTER GUY Computer tutoring at your home or bus. Internet, bus. & home appis., hardware setup, 263-7742.

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115 Garage /Lanai Sales

"GARAGE SALES?" What a hasslel

CASH CONVERTERS A better way to sell,

a great place to shop.

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(Across from Longs) Ph. 233-CASH (2274)

BIGGEST YD. SALE Rain or shine. 1/17 & 1/18. 220 Ghana St., Kailua, 4000 pounds of household goods. 8:30am - 3:00pm.

KAILUA Toys, toddler bed, TV, etc. 383A N. Kainalu, 1/17, 261-3960.

KAILUA MOVING SALE: Sun., 8 to 12, 211 Pauahilani Pl., toys, turn., mower, windsurfer, hshid.

120 Health & Fitness

"LOSE WEIGHT IN 1998" If you need to lose 15-25 + lbs. ALL NATURAL -

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activity guide, recipe book, videos, & much morel Developed by world-renowned Olympics nutritionist. Call 295-0090.

125 Home Appliances

KENMORE Side-by-side fridge, white, "top line", 5900/060. Call 484-2481.

130 Home Furnishings

BASSETT Love seat & sofa, multicolor pastel, $350. Computer desk, $75. Call 847-7763.

BEAUTIFUL Floral love seat plus coffee table & ottoman, $250/OBO. B/W Contempo dining rm. set w/4 chrs., $250/0130. Must sell. Call 625-7833.

DESK, PRINTER STAND $75. Brand new love seat. $400. Call 599-4816.

EVERYTHING MUST GO Bed, sleeper couch -

opens to queen, marble tile, aquarium & morel 9am-3pm. Call 247-8457.

GREAT HOT TUB for 4 persons, $1900. Like new futon, $150. 395-7235.

SOLID OAK twin beds & chest w/mirror. Needs re- finishing, $250. 261.5678.

SUPERB QUALITY KOA/MANGO ROCKERS/ Misc. 50% OFF. 293-8234.

160 Miscellaneous

2 HIDEABED couches, 31/2 h/p lawnmower, elec. weedeeter, 235-5818.

CASH For GAMES Buy-Sell-Trade-Rent Ultra 64 * Playstation

Nintendo " Sega * SNES Systems $29.00 & up

MakikI Video & Game Exchange

537-6611 11:00 am. to 9:30 pm.

FISH & P01, 1 lb. ea., $10. Raw Crab, $4.50 a lb. (10- lb. min.) 94.752-C Hiki- moe, Waipahu, 676-8808.

SELL A HOUSE Call the Classifieds. 235.5881

MARY KAY COSMETICS 50% OFF

581-1632 pgr.

MOVING: Futon beds, home theater, aquarium, misc. Call 371-6338.

OPIHI SHELLED

CALL 259-9675

RIVETING MACHINE HC-1 2RF, 1 yr. old, good deal. Best Offer, 734.0231

WARNING! Don't

call another cleaning

company until you hear this

FREE recorded message

Call

539-2920.

Blinds/Drapes

SAVINGS 60% OFF on Vertical blinds. Tony D. &

Company. Call 524.3616.

Business Services

L. PERALTA Secretarial & Notary Public, Hawaii Kai.

395-5375.

MAILBOX RENTALS Moanalua Shopping Ctr.

Copy & fax svc. 422.7455.

Carpentry

A CARREIRA Home Repairs & Painting. One

call, we do II all. Free est. Call 262-9208. To $1000.

ALL AROUND Carpenter Svc. To $1000.25 yrs'.

exp. 239-5880.525-4741.

$$$$$$$$$ EARN BIG

DRIVE A RIG Nationally accredited truck-driving school approved for Tuition Assistance & G.I. bill will train you to earn big money and great benefits. Start now while still in the military & be ready to go to work upon discharge.

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Carpets

* $60 SPECIAL * 2 bdrms. & Ivrm. DA'KINE KARP ET KLEENING. Call 846.7672

AMERICAN Crpt. & Furn. $13 per rm. Installation/ Sales/repairs, 941-8100.

NEW YEAR CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL!

$18.99 first room, $8.99 additional room. 623-7229

Cleaning

"Al FILIPINA CLEANERS" Clean Everything. Free

Est. Islandwide. 235-1219

"ANA's PROF. Cleaning." Clean everything/flat rate. Res,/Move outs. 254-0910

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Service since 1968. Call Ron Albert 599-8779.

Cleaning Contracting &

Construction "NOOK & CRANNY" Personalized, reliable,

Kallua, 262-8767.

*EDWINA'S Cleaning Svc. Residential, commercial, move-outs. 220.1871 cell.

BUSY BEE'S CLEANING Affordable' Incl. windows/ hauling, etc. 739.9005,

CLEAN AS A WHISTLE Move in/out. Lowest rate. Res./weekly. 262-4223.

HONEST HOUSECLEAN- ING bi-weekly/monthly, $30 minimum. 676-2749.

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

out, windows. 621-7049.

PARADISE CLEANING Get the Bes11 Prof. Res. cleaning. Reasonable!! Call 262-2203.

PARADISE CLEANING Pro. quality svc. Moves, Res. Bi-, wkly. 582-7088.

Computer Services

FREE INITIAL Computer consulting & diagnostics. System sales. 83 4-3 52 5.

Contracting & Construction

"TRS QUALITY" Build, renovate, kitchlbath, addi- tions, Houses. Low prices. Refs. 235-1 71 4, BC -17112

Hawaii law, Chapter 444, HRS, prohibits any person, corporation or entity from offering or performing construction work without a contractor's license Issued by the Contractor's License Board, Appearance In this classification does not mean the license Issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid. II you have any questions concern- ing a contractor's license, please contact the Depart- ment of Commerce and Con- sumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586-3000. To file a current complaint, call 587-3222. To check on a contractor's complaint history, call 586-2677.

Drafting & Design

'TRS QUALITY DESIGNS' Designing, plan drafting, permit routing. 23 5-1 71 4.

Fencing

ALL FENCE Custom Gates & Oper. Pro C.E. #ABC-19848.

220.9327, fax 235-2745.

Floors & Tile

ALL TILE, glass block, nal. stone Install/repair, to $1 000. Darren, 261.6955.

Furniture Repair

LOTUS DESIGN Chair Caning, Rush,

Reweaving. 261.0779,

UPHOLSTERY, recliner repairs, wood touchups. 395.9571, 3 6 1-03 9 4 pgr.

FIND IT testi Call 235-5881

Handyman

"Al COMPLETE" Home Repairs. Kitchen/bath. To $1000. Free Est. 235-1219

"SERVICES UNLIMITED" Home Repairs, Carpentry, Painting, Etc. Refs. Free

Estimates. "To $1000". Call 235-6199, 287-8727 pgr,

HAMADA MAINTENANCE Minor Home Repairs.

To $1000. 222-7614.

HANDYMAN (OF GOD) Carpentry, yardwork &

drain. Call Vid, 668-6256,

SHIMA'S HANDYMAN SVC. All home repairs.

To $1000.737.7969 ofc., 576-9409 pgr.,

395-9081 after hrs.

Hauling

"A+" DELIVERY & MOVING appis., car. 737-9662, dig. 288-9227. 7 days, 24 hrs.

WE HAUL Relocating? Packing, emergency, 7

days. Call Superman, 735-4697, 227-9340.

Income Tax

"FAST IN-HOME" Tax svc. at reas. rates. All states BACK YEARS. 523-1581.

Landscaping

RELIABLE Landsca, LOW PRICE.

Sprinklers. C-16103.

261-1369 623-4635.

Massage Therapist

PRO. THERAPEUTIC Many styles. MAE 1226. 591.6556, 361.0520, pgr.

Pal nting/Wallcovering

FREE ESTIMATE ' int. &

ext. painting & repairs, Lowest prices in town.

Work guar., refs. Honest & reliable. Doing business

Oahu 1987, Pymt. plan. To

$1000. Call 262-6103.

FATHER & SONS PAINT- ING Islandwide, Neat & Fast. To $1 000. 263-3250.

FIND EXTRA $$$ In your closets. Sell things you

don't need anymore in the Classifieds. 235.5881

Plumbing

A-1 QUALITY PLUMBING Free Est, Same-Day Svc. #C- 17031. Call 247-5158,

373-5158 or 677-5158

Professional Services

ADOPTIONS, Specializing in affordable adoptions &

child placements for Afri- can-American & Biracial children. Hawaii Domestic Adoptions, Dora Dome, Esq. Call 261-7879.

MRS. BARRETT'S Personal Chef Service. 373.4043, 2 8 8-6 2 26, pgr.

Resumes

RESUMES for SUCCESS Professional/Dependable

Free ANA 254-9030

Roofing

* UNLIMITED ROOFING *

& Waterproofing. Comml./ Res. All Types. Free Est. Insured/Bonded. C-20915. 239.5971 or 299.4375 pgr.

ROOF MASTERS, INC.

Minor or Major Repairs & Complete Reroofing

100% FINANCING FREE ESTIMATE

Lic. #C-19228

247-0482, pgr. 527-1679

Schools & Instruction

"VIOLIN/VIOLA Lessons* Windward Strings Studio. Violin rentals, 262-4295.

Schools & Instruction

LATIN DANCE & CONGA DRUMS Group & pvl. 3 9 5-9 5 7 1, 361-0 39 4 pgr.

LEARN quickly. Aloha Tutoring in Reading, Math & all subjects. 595-8440.

PIANO LESSON Nat'l. Certified. Serious only.

Call 239-2868, 946-6888.

PIANO LESSONS BY JOHN SCHOUTEN

247-6010

PIANO/VOICE My house/ yours. Any age/level. Exp. & Creative. Call 486-9475.

TRAVEL TRAINING "Airlines, Cruises * Travel Agency "Tours, Hotels " Computers

KOTTNER TRAVEL INSTITUTE

262-7749

Licensed by DOE

WANT TO SELL it fast? Call the Classifieds) 235-5881

Screens & Jalousies

SCREENS, JALOUSIES & Hardware Repair. JAN.,

20 % Off/ Dave, 623-4839.

Sewing & Alterations

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

Storage

AIR-COND, STORAGE Honolulu. All-metal units, Clean, dry, safe. 531-3148

MILITARY STORAGE $8 or $1 7/mo. Free pick up. Open 7 days. 486 -0725.

SPACE PLACE Storage Free pick up! Free lock w/ this ad! 7 days. 487-3868.

Towing

SNL TOWING Cheap rates, discount for fleet & shops. Call 220-3985.

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

Yard Service

"# 1 IN YARD SERVICE" Mow, trim, haul. Excl. refs. Free est. J&D, 239-4271.

"JR'S YARD SERVICE" Mow, hedges, trim, hauling. 235-9769, 583-5686.

"NICK MAINT." Free est. Mow, plant grass, weed control. 456-0805, 287-2017,

BERTO YARD SERVICES Clear lots, mowing, trim hedges, plant grass. Affordable rates. 293-8589, 259-5075.

Yard Service

BOBBY'S YD. SVC, Clear lot, haul rubbish, mowing & trimming. Free Estimate 422-4349, 554.5137 cal,

ED'S LAWN Lawn care, Pro. svc., refs. avail. Free est. 621-8237, 279-79131,

HAUL junk, clear lot, mowing, trim hedges, plant grass. Eg I, 286-4870 cal,

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JB YARD SVC. Affordable rate. Home rpr., to $1000. 626.1360, 577.4216 pgr.

LAWNS BY ROBERT Low prices. Reliable, neat. Free Est. Call 396-6658.

MIKE'S YD. SERVICE. All kinds of work. Low rates. 625.6885, 583.0609 pgr.

ORTEGA'S YARD SVC. Insured, trimming,

hedges, hauling. Free Est. 621-1615, 383-6648 cal,

QUALITY & VALUE for your $. W.I.P. Lawn Service. Ph. 247-3904.

RER YARD SVC. all kinds, weekly, monthly, Free Est. 842-9120, 549-5600 pgr.

ZACASUAL YARD SVC. compost, planting, maint.

638. 7389,734.64130

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160 Miscellaneous

ROLLING STONES tickets. Friday, 1/23 show. Orange Section. Groat seats) $73 ea. or trade Sat. Claire, 263-9333,

ROLLING STONES 1/24 tickets, row 13/seats 10 & 11, $200 both. 676-2807.

ROLLING STONES Good seats, 6 tickets, sell at cost, $70 ea. 625-9886

165 Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED TO BUY

Collectibles, antiques, Oriental & Hawaiian items,

gold/costume jewelry, anything of value.

Planning a Garage Sale? Call us first!

Well be your best buyer! THE HUNTER 262-4868 764 Kallua Rd., Kailua

175 Musical Instruments

PIANOS BUY/SELL Quali- ty used pianos. Good

prices. 531-3848.

185 Pets/Everything

CHIHUAHUA /Terrier Pup Terrier pups, 2-6 mos. Kittens/cats. 668-4567.

GENTLE STANDARD black Poodle, female. 2- yrs., $100. Call 239-8769.

GERMAN Shepherd (F) 1

yr. old AKC reg'd. Great w/ kids. 5500/0130. 454-0109

WANTED AKC male toy poodle for stud. Call 682-1030.

GET MORE MILEAGE FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! If all those odds & ends are driving you crazy, sell 'em for extra cash through the Classifieds. Call today and place your ad. Buyers and sellers agree, the Classifieds are a bargain.

235-5881.

' 210 StereoNideo

JVC STEREO SYSTEM AM/FM Radio, Remote, 2 speakers, tape deck. CD player (needs work). $75/ 000. 254-3491 after 5pm.

TV, VCR REPAIRS Free pick up/delivery.

. Free est, Pager 598-5024.

220 Travel

CENTURY Travel Haw'n., $46. W. Coast, $198. E. Coast, $489. 596-7373.

2010 Auto Service & Parts

NEW FREONI $13/can, 5365/cylinder, environmen- tally safe, cools better than R-12, non-flammable, works w/existing systems. Steve, 239-1172 (Oahu)

The CLASSIFIEDS 235.5881

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'94 VS1400 #40. Black Intruder. $4,795 + fees

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2030 Pickup Trucks

'91 GMC Flatbed, scissor dump truck, 26GVW, low ml., $20,000. 235-6059.

93 FORD F150 4X4, 58K miles, good cond. Asking $8500. Call 456-7691.

'97 FORD F150 XLT white, excl. cond., very low mi., 520,000/000. 259-8924.

2035 Vans /Campers 4-Wheel Drive

'86 DODGE Caravan cargo van, new crpt., runs well, $2000. 843-1000.

Chrysler

'95 CIRRUS V-6, A/C, all pwr., remote, $11,500. 454-1584, 231-6068 pgr.

Dodge

'90 SPIRIT A/C, 67K mi., new tires/brakes, all pwr., $3000/080. 422-9714.

Honda

'88 ACCORD LX Fully loaded, A/C, new tires & trans., excl. cond. 54500/ 060. Call 672-8631.

'95 ACCORD LX 5 spd., A/ C, low mi., excl. cond., $13,000/060. 261-3909,

BUYERS & sellers agree that the classifieds are a

real bargain. 235-5881.

Mazda

'96 PROTEGE 4 dr auto., air, teal, new tires, $9250/ OBO. Call 262-0096.

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'89 190E 2.6 Excellent condition. 87,000 miles. $10,500/000. 421-0272.

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Nissan

'91 PATHFINDER Excl.

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Porsche

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SELL IT fast! Call 235-5881

Saab

'87 900 TURBO Leather, excl, coed., black, fully loaded, $5500. 247-0006.

Toyota

NO credit or bad OK. Will fin. Compact/Trucks,

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'95 Nighthawk no62....$2,595 '97 ZX6OOR 89549 54,999 '97 883 Sportster.....12690....$5,595 '97 Eliminator 600 ..mosna 55,299

'97 Vulcan 800 670180 $6,099 90 1200 Sportster Tors '5,99:1 '96 ZX11-F $7,899 '94 ZX7 Ma $6,295 '96 ZX9R

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January 15, 1998 Classified IV

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*500 OVER KAM COST!

SU ?ER USED CAR DEALS '91 Ford Tempo 4 Dr, Low Miles GCS365 .3,995

'90 Suzuki Sidekick Hard Top, 4X4, Low, Low Miles $3,995 FTU847

'89 VW Vanagon Auto, A/Sv Sharp, Low Miles $ 5,995 FZJ666

'89 Mazda 929 4 Dr, Sunroof, Loaded $5,995 GEC259

'94 Nissan Sentra XE Auto, A/C, Low Miles HUE032' $6,995

'96 Dodge Dakota Like New! GJU088. $9,895

'92 Nissan Pathfinder Auto, A/C, Loaded 9 995 ERR673

'89 MercedesBenz 420 SEL, Fully Loaded! $ 11 995 FYD422

'96 Nissan King Cab izii7A5up, A/C, Alloys 1 11995

'95 Merc. Villager Loaded! $ 1 3,995 GBT046

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1992 Suzuki Sidekick JLX EYW653, 4Dr., A/C

1995 Chevy Cavalier MBE226, Auto, NC,

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1995 Saturn SL-2 GCV474

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1995 Cadillac DeVille MAV069

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1987 Nissan Maxima 4 Dr, FFB322

1991 Dodge Shadow 4 Dr. EDZ738

1993 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. FCY438

1992 Geo Prizm 4 Dr, GRG421

1989 Chrysler New Yorker FIN972

1993 Ford Aerostar Van GPV495

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1993 Subaru Loyale 4 Dr. EVC105

1991 Dodge D150 P/U GSE855

1995 Geo Metro 3 Dr. GNZ422

1991 Jeep Cherokee 2 Dr. ECC667

1994 Geo Tracker 2 Dr. GJX575

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(GGE2B4/#1 0437) *11399S

'94 MAZDA MIATA

Looks Like A VIport (Osheam/W1036B) *9995

'95 NISSAN 200 SX SE film Book $10,5251

(GEW344/#9956)

$991915

'94 HONDA ACCORD LX Tills Gar Still Looks Now!

(RNA437/09761) *70, 995 '96 FORD TAURUS

Low Mlles Clean, V6, Auls A/C A Marol (KRBOM6/#9903)

*SO, 995 All vehicles subject to prior sale 8 not exactly as shown, All prices are plus tax, lic & $1955 doe tee. All prices. & payments hurled factory inc Over. ($400 recent college grad, $300 commercial & up to $2000 consumer rebates depending on model Golf 1(oy plus payrnent require $2000 down rum r batos. Noon - GrV $5980. Stratus - GFV $8659, '97 Dakota - GFV $14,205. Laredo - OFV $15,100; 98' Dakota -GFV $9477. Financier) on approval of CRIO6 Oft expires 1 /1 GPM.

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`98 Mazda 626 LX (#8303 I )

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'98 Volkswagen Jetta Gl ( #80058)

`98 Mazda MPV

`98 Volkswagen Cabriolet (#80035)

`98 Mazda Millenia DOWN + drive offs

MAZDA USED VEHICLES '94 PROTEGE DX 4 Dr, Auto, A/C, AM/PM (17876/MAC362) ..WAS $10,588

'95 B2300 PICKUP 27K Miles, Excl. Cond. (117834/GDB032) ...WAS $9,888

'95 PROTEGE DX 4 Or, Auto, A/C, 19K Miles (117877/MBA141) WAS $11,588

'93 MX3 GS Only 38K Miles, The More Desirable 1/6 Engine, A/C, P/S ( #7979) WAS $11,588

'91 MAZDA 929 V6, Auto, A/c, Leather, Sunroof 117926/EFF990) WAS $10,588

'97 82300 SE CAB PLUS Low Mlles, A/C, P/S, Stereo, Cass 117997/809MM WAS $14,588

'7788 $7988 '94 JETTA GL

A/C, Stereo, Cass., Sunroof(87924) ...WAS $11,988

VW USED 1111 1[H444 '87 VANAGON Good Condition, Stereo, Cass. (87954) ..WAS $6995 $4988

'8988 '95 JETTA GL $8800 Auto, A/C, AM/FM

NIIP' Ng 07952) WAS $13,888 $ 1 0,988 '95 PASSAT GLS $8968 4 Dr, Auto, A/C, P/W (117859/GCR921) WAS $14,988 $1 1 ,788 '96 JETTA

,988 $ (87936/GJD205) White, Low Miles, Auto, A/C, Trek Model

WAS $15 12 2 88 '94 PASSAT GLX

$8988

'12,488 VR6, Auto, A/C, Leather, Sunroof (07824/EVC201) WAS $17,988' 2,988 '90 CAMPER VAN WESTFALIA Auto, A/C, Like New (17944/M902) ... WAS $19,988 $14,988 '96 CABRIOLET

(078 $1 5 788 00) WAS $18,188 2 Dr., Auto, A/C, PAN

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'95 MIATA Only 15K Mlles, A/C, Stereo Cass. (17916) ....WAS $16,888 112,888 '95 MIATA Only 20K Miles, Auto, A/C, P/W, Cass. (17938) WAS $15,988'12 988 1.9% APR ON ALL VW THRU VOL (11.9% APR 0 03 MOS. ALL MAZDA LEASES 036 MOS. ARE 12,008M1/YR. ALL PRICES AND PAYMENTS ARE PLUS TAX, LIC,S195. DOC FEES. VEHICLES ARE NOT EXACTLY. AS SHOWN.

VEHICLES ARE SUBJECT TO MOH SALE OAC. PRICES INCLUDE ALL FACTORY INCENTIVES 8 REBATES. DRIVE OFFS INCLUDE 1ST PAYMENT, REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOSIT, DOC. LIC, ACQUISITION FIEESP98 PROTEGE

$999 ON + CREWS $1578.17 DUE AT LEASE END SIGNING, RESIDUAL $657535; '9B 528 $889 k DRIVE OFFS $1659.62 DUE AT LEASE END SIGNING, RESIDUAL $11,055: '98 MPV $999 EN + DRIVE OFFS $158762 DUE AT

LEASE END SIGNING, RESIDUAL $13818.75: '98 MILLENIA $989 DN DRIVE OFFS $3017.82 DUE AT LEASE END SIGNING. RESIDUAL $19,084;'98 JETTA GL 3999 ON + ORIVE OFFS $180862 DUE AT LEASE EMD SIGNING,

RESIDUAL $8972,10;'95 CABRIOLET $899 DV + DRIVE OFFS $1920.58 DUE AT LEASE ENOSIGNIND, RESIDUAL $10,372.51. OFFERS NOT COMBINABLE. OFFER ENDS 1/22/88.

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on select Models,,

5.4% APR 60 Mos. OAC

on select Models

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America's Best Selling Small Truck

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'88 DODGE COLT In Waipahu

(FBU957)

`83 MAZDA B2300 PICKUP 4 Cyl, 5 Speed, What A Bargainl (EJC886/4t4 819)

'85 CADILLAC DEVILLE 4 DR. Auto, AM/FM Cass, P/L, P/VV, P/S, Tilt, Alloys, Cruise (MAZ167/#4691)

'87 NISSAN SENTRA XE 4 DR. 5 Speed, NC, AM/FM Cass, 97K Miles (EEJ375/#4820)

'89 FORD ESCORT GT 2 DR. 5 Speed, AM/FM Cass, P/S, Alloys, Low Mileage (ERZ379/#4845)

'89 DODGE RAM 50 PICKUP 5 Speed, AM/Fm Cass, P/S, Tilt, Bed liner (FGG904/#4846)

'89 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 4 DR In Walpahu (FJ R623)

'86 FORD BRONCO II XLT 4X4 V6, A/C, P/S, Power Pkg., Cass., One Owner! (FTG270/#4865)

'91 CHEVY S1 P *5 Speed, AM/FM

0 Cass, P/S,

ICKUP Alloys

(GJB31 4/#4792)

'91 GEO TRACKER 4X4 5 Speed, AM /FM Cass, P/S, Alloys (FFB 01 9/#4806)

$495

$995

$1695

$1995

$1995

$3995

$4495

$4595

$5995

'5995

'86 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR. Auto, AM/FM, P/S, P/L, P/W

(EFY295/#4830)

'88 BUICK SKYHAWK In Waipahu (FFiD586).

'86 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. 'Auto, AM/FM, A/C, P/S, One Owner, Only 46K Mlles (FTS521)

'89 HONDA ACCORD 2 DR. . 5 Speed, AM/FM, A/C, Tilt, What A Bargain! si995 (FVW229/ #4836)

'87 NISSAN SENTRA XE .4 Dr. Hatchback, Auto, A/C, P/S, 4 Cyl, Clean! si995 (CJJ246/ #4743)

`91 MAZDA PROTEGE 4 DR.

$3995 Auto, AM/FM, A/C, CD, P/L, P/W, P/S, Tilt, Cruise (EAG934/#4737)

`92 FORD ESCORT.GT Must Seel In Waipahu

(GNE628) $4495 '92 PONTIAC FIREBIRD SE 2 DR. Auto, A/C, AM/FM Cass, CD; P/W, P/S, 4895 Tilt, Alloys, Cruise (GGS937/#4721)

'92 CHEVY LUMINA EURO SEDAN 4 DR *Auto, AM/FM Cass, NC, P/L, P/W, P/S, Tilt, $5995 Cruise, Alloys (EPG491 /#4754)

'92 MAZDA 626 4 DR. . 5 Speed, AM/FM Cass, P/S, Alloys, Low Miles $6895 (ESU749/#4796)

$995

1995

AIEA 487-3811 98-015 Kamehameha Highway WAIPAHU 678-9870 94-081 Farrington Highway

'BO Ranger requIms $1708.88 dawn pymt. and 24 mos. 4)) $161.07, LEV $8829.2.0;'98 Escort requires $1800 down, 60 moo. 0 5107.79 --, $11,867.40. Vehicles era subject to prlar sate. All prlcos & payments exclude tax, Iln., $190 don fees and deelw Installed options. Vehicles aro not usually as shown. Rebates & APR not =thimble. All prices Include ell factory rebates & Incentives. (Incl. up to 5400 Recent College Grad plus RCL College Grog $250 and $300 Commercial Rebate when applicable.) Sale ends 1/22/98.

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11830134 '16 988 Mole & APR On Selected Models Not Combinable. All Pnces & apcnIs Plus Fax, 1.14, & SIBS. DN. r08.1. WIICIOS Nol bast/ As Siva And Sublocl To Nor Salo. Noes Are Aher All Applicable Rebates Including $ Doc

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