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N'OL. 10 !MI HAWAII MARINE VoItin tar, pa. ment (or de i er. to Mt Vi hoti-ing I per four ..eek period. K1\1.:011E RA). H t% %11. FEW I'. 1`)82 I \ I' %I:Pi Ground-breaking sets construction in motion A ground-breaking ceremony was conducted here at the eon- struction site of a new, multi million dollar gymnasium Feb. S. The new facility will replace the gym in Hangar 103, The 92,049,498 contract was awarded to Ralph S. Inouye Co., Ltd. and construction is expected to be completed in February 195:1. The new facility will include a 110-foot by Si-foot gym area with folding bleachers, three handball courts with spectators' watery. an exercise room and men's and women's saunas. The gym will be equipped with skylights and solar water heaters. "1 THINK THIS FACILITY is going to touch more lives than any other facility on the Air Station," said Colonel Charles Robinson, Commanding Officer of the Air Station. Ile added, "The construction at this site will add it lot to the quality of life for the NIarines here t'llaplain John Norton gave the invocation just before the ground o ds broken by Robinson And 1-:ire lmouvr. cure president of the 1.1,1iiracting company. The nest ilLuor ...onstruction to begin at the Air Station will be d nev ienitiordry lodging facilit to replace the old Sho, according to Li...tile .t 111 C'om u;11ulcr 11111t111. 11: V :III resident offieer in charge 01 construction WC). ;111,1 'int, works division ,ITicer. (Idilsitiictiou still hw, earls this spring on the million dollar, single-story building to he located directly across front the enlisted club. The f.u-ility will have 1'1 rooms for rent, including luso roottis equipped for handicapped guests. The project is expected to lie completed within a year 11t ground breaking, said IA 'I )11 Evans. ONCE. TIIE NEW rary lodging t.i, this is both, the showbom ,1,11 be ,lem,,h,.hed new Siitt Noncohinti,,olied Officers' Chib, ,suntunil 551(1, the golf pro shop, is stalled to he built al tilt, site ttl the Shoo Ito.11 KA1111111:111,, Olt' Ohl StI.111 N1.11 1:11111 s, 111 he Ittlo ttoott CO11'41'11,11011 t11 Ihr nets glib eit11.1,11 to begin -.0111,1 tine durnit, cis, ear I9s.; Se real othei constinccion 111 ,1,;l, A111' 1111,10 41,11;11 .1 A I S " " I to .1 nee looltitto; In Ihr I 'told CAI, ('elder A 'let, Ittt1.1,1111' '4011. 10 hit Ittc.111'11 tItwOH, ill, t1,01 1,111 Ow old tle. Itt.Iltto )Land 1'011,11'110,H in ttit,IH 111111111011 III Itit. tlit411Itt .ti1'.1 mrludr 1.111:n H5 Sh.111, II K.111,1, roO1', tub 111,- :\11 II Tr.tnit Cloth.) l'o,N1'1 1111. Ilms,11111rut 1,111., 1,, Seizure tt1', as Its tt41 111 oil 1111I111:1'1,1% ittott, oft. .111,1 into. the pa v,au,ul 1111 Ihr Alt Itch' iiiINII)V A l'ICINS 1,last) plstmo,1 1,,, dm N.1,.11 1\ 111101111 sl Chum ;,,,, 5, .111,1 ,,,Ist ushI ,11,1,11,-,1 to Is. nisi laird ,nI Ihr 1,,,,11,.011.iges this sin tkul I m 11011 .11 I' tieing irp:111id .111,1 Ihr to iiitili111111,1111 14 F1'11111:11 A1.1,11"/.1 511 I .1 Ili' Vs 1111- 1111.1., l'11111.1111 .1.11111111.11,1141 ,1S eli1111,1C11, 1.11.11111r .111iiii,1111,11111V 11,1111,,, mtim, 11,15. tern .11.1,1 1110 16, 01 III 01 owd,,,,mm N., al Vom511,,111,K 1'm1,111111,1 Com, M1,1 l',,,111, As 11s11.,m 101 comd, nrtl,m ms 'Amk .16,,,11 111%1111 1111 .11 id ,1111.1i In EABTII MO INC Cid 1 Chillies Robinson 111111 1.111111, 111011y1, pool hell' 111111111141 10 1111.111l ground III 1111.1.1iiist rue lion site of the new gym niimitint. Robinson is the 1.0111 ttttttt ding officer of the Air Station and lotoy Is the vice president of Ralph S. I tttttt yv 1.1(1., general row ractors for the $2 million project. Itepresentattives ft. the Fitellities Depart mtnt, Public W asks and t4pocial Saws, levw witnessed the ground breaking ceremonies Feh.S, in addition to the Intramural Basketball ('hantpions from Supply Company, Brigade Service Support Croup. (Photo Sgt Chris Taylor) Health and comfort, gate inspections unearth illegal weapons During the last four months, illegal weapons have been found and confiscated from wall lockers, barracks rooms and from individuals during Health and Comfort Inspections. When asked why so many Marines are possessing illegal weapons, Master Sergeant Guinn Henry, Operations Chief at the Security I Mpartmen t said, "I can't say for sure, but when individuals use knives to cook C-rations in the field or to work on aircraft, they can't always get to the armory in time to turn in the weapons, so they simply keep the illegal knives. "Anything that can be used as a weapon, except blades under three inches, must be registered on base with the Security Department and kept in the armory," MSgt Henry said, "and not in autos and wall lockers. Handguns must also he registered with the state of Hawaii." MSgt Henry said that most offenders are troops living in the barracks. People living in station housing may keep registered handguns and other registered weapons in their quarters. If the weapons are not recorded with the Security Department, they are not authorized. He explained that illegal weapons consist of unregistered handguns, martial arts instru- ments and knives with blades over three inches. However, mattial arts knives with blades under three inches are also considered illegal. "Anytime we have a shake down inspection at the gate, we pick up illegal weapons," MSgt Henry said. When a weapon is confiscated, the owner's commanding officer must submit a letter to the Security Department requesting the weapon be returned and ensuring that it will be properly registered. Early orders ensure item's arrival with "Drop Ship" furniture program HONOLULU - For customers want- in g to take fuli advantage of the Army and Air Force Ex- change Service state- side delivery, "Drop Ship" furniture pro- gram, the Hawaii Area Exchange ad- vises to order early. The program allows a customer in Hawaii to order furniture for delivery to his new duty station in the United States. Deli- very will be at govern- ment expense under the Department of Defense Joint Travel Regulations if the customer's authorized weight allowance is not exceeded and the furniture is available from the manufacturer when the actual Permanent Change of Station move is made. ACCORDING TO Arthur Walker, Gen- eral Manager of the Hawaii Area Ex- change, "Customers interested in the furniture program are required to finalize all transaction orders at least three months before their PCS effective date. Full payment must be received before an order can be placed." "Although not everyone receives in advance 90 days notice of assignment trans- fer," he said, "most service persons have a rough idea of when they will be leaving Hawaii." 'The Hawaii Area Exchange is asking customers who are leaving Hawaii this summer and are interested in the furniture program to place their furniture orders as soon as possible. Under the furniture program, a customer may also order furni- ture for which he elects to pay the transporta- tion costs, either for delivery within the United States or to his current address in Hawaii. Household appliances are not included in the pro- gram. SINCE ITS Imple- mentation in July 1979, the "Drop Ship" furniture program has been well received by customers. A major selling feature of the AAFES program is the convenience and savings of 30 to 50 percent off comparable stateside prices. In addition to the sav- ings, customers are taking advantage of the program knowing that AAFES Ex- changes on the main- land are not author- ized to sell furniture. Nine major Ameri- can furniture manu- facturers are currently participating in the program. Specially trained HAAX employ- ees at the Hickam AFB Furniture Mart aided with catalogs featur- ing photos and fabric swatches, are accept- ing customer orders for furniture items and advising shoppers of availability dates. The nine companies includ- ed in the program are: Burlington House, Riverside Co., Burk- line of Texas, Flexsteel Ind., Schweiger Co., Sealy Mattress Co., Dixie Furniture Co., American of Martins- ville and James David. The exchange Furni- ture Mart is located in Area 61, Hickam AFB. Operating hours are Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday and holidays, closed. Published by RFD Publications, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers and writers herein are their own and not to be considered an official expression of the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. The appearance of advertisements in this publication including inserts, does not constitute an endorsement by the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps of the firms, products or services advertised.

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N'OL. 10 !MI

HAWAII MARINE VoItin tar, pa. ment (or de i er. to Mt Vi hoti-ing I per four ..eek period.

K1\1.:011E RA). H t% %11. FEW I'. 1`)82 I \ I' %I:Pi

Ground-breaking sets construction in motion

A ground-breaking ceremony was conducted here at the eon- struction site of a new, multi million dollar gymnasium Feb. S. The new facility will replace the gym in Hangar 103,

The 92,049,498 contract was awarded to Ralph S. Inouye Co., Ltd. and construction is expected to be completed in February 195:1.

The new facility will include a 110-foot by Si-foot gym area with folding bleachers, three handball courts with spectators' watery. an exercise room and men's and women's saunas. The gym will be equipped with skylights and solar water heaters.

"1 THINK THIS FACILITY is going to touch more lives than any other facility on the Air Station," said Colonel Charles Robinson, Commanding Officer of the Air Station. Ile added, "The construction at this site will add it lot to the quality of life for the

NIarines here t'llaplain John Norton gave

the invocation just before the ground o ds broken by Robinson And 1-:ire lmouvr. cure president of the 1.1,1iiracting company.

The nest ilLuor ...onstruction to begin at the Air Station will be d nev ienitiordry lodging facilit to replace the old Sho, according to Li...tile .t 111

C'om u;11ulcr 11111t111. 11: V :III resident offieer in charge 01

construction WC). ;111,1 'int, works division ,ITicer.

(Idilsitiictiou still hw, earls this spring on the million dollar, single-story building to he located directly across front the enlisted club. The f.u-ility will have 1'1

rooms for rent, including luso roottis equipped for handicapped guests. The project is expected to lie completed within a year 11t

ground breaking, said IA 'I )11

Evans.

ONCE. TIIE NEW rary lodging t.i, this is both, the showbom ,1,11 be ,lem,,h,.hed new Siitt Noncohinti,,olied Officers' Chib, ,suntunil 551(1, the golf pro shop, is stalled to he built al tilt, site ttl the Shoo Ito.11 KA1111111:111,, Olt' Ohl StI.111 N1.11 1:11111 s, 111 he Ittlo ttoott CO11'41'11,11011 t11 Ihr nets glib eit11.1,11 to begin -.0111,1 tine durnit, cis, ear I9s.;

Se real othei constinccion 111 ,1,;l, A111' 1111,10 41,11;11 .1

A I S " " I

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1'011,11'110,H in ttit,IH 111111111011

III Itit. tlit411Itt .ti1'.1 mrludr 1.111:n

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:\11 II Tr.tnit Cloth.) l'o,N1'1 1111.

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sl Chum ;,,,, 5,

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EABTII MO INC Cid 1 Chillies Robinson 111111 1.111111, 111011y1, pool hell' 111111111141 10 1111.111l ground III 1111.1.1iiist rue lion site of the new gym niimitint. Robinson is the 1.0111 ttttttt ding officer of the Air Station and lotoy Is the vice president of Ralph S. I tttttt yv

1.1(1., general row ractors for the $2 million project. Itepresentattives ft. the Fitellities Depart mtnt, Public W asks and t4pocial Saws, levw witnessed the ground breaking ceremonies Feh.S, in addition to the Intramural Basketball ('hantpions from Supply Company, Brigade Service Support Croup. (Photo

Sgt Chris Taylor)

Health and comfort, gate inspections unearth illegal weapons During the last four months,

illegal weapons have been found and confiscated from wall lockers, barracks rooms and from individuals during Health and Comfort Inspections.

When asked why so many Marines are possessing illegal weapons, Master Sergeant Guinn Henry, Operations Chief at the Security I Mpartmen t said, "I can't say for sure, but when individuals use knives to cook C-rations in the

field or to work on aircraft, they can't always get to the armory in time to turn in the weapons, so they simply keep the illegal knives.

"Anything that can be used as a weapon, except blades under three inches, must be registered on base with the Security Department and kept in the armory," MSgt Henry said, "and not in autos and wall lockers. Handguns must also he registered with the state of Hawaii."

MSgt Henry said that most offenders are troops living in the barracks. People living in station housing may keep registered handguns and other registered weapons in their quarters. If the weapons are not recorded with the Security Department, they are not authorized.

He explained that illegal weapons consist of unregistered handguns, martial arts instru- ments and knives with blades over three inches. However, mattial

arts knives with blades under three inches are also considered illegal.

"Anytime we have a shake down inspection at the gate, we pick up illegal weapons," MSgt Henry said.

When a weapon is confiscated, the owner's commanding officer must submit a letter to the Security Department requesting the weapon be returned and ensuring that it will be properly registered.

Early orders ensure item's arrival with "Drop Ship" furniture program

HONOLULU - For customers want- in g to take fuli advantage of the Army and Air Force Ex- change Service state- side delivery, "Drop Ship" furniture pro- gram, the Hawaii Area Exchange ad- vises to order early.

The program allows a customer in Hawaii to order furniture for delivery to his new duty station in the United States. Deli- very will be at govern- ment expense under the Department of Defense Joint Travel Regulations if the customer's authorized

weight allowance is not exceeded and the furniture is available from the manufacturer when the actual Permanent Change of Station move is made.

ACCORDING TO Arthur Walker, Gen- eral Manager of the Hawaii Area Ex- change, "Customers interested in the furniture program are required to finalize all transaction orders at least three months before their PCS effective date. Full payment must be received before an order can be placed."

"Although not everyone receives in advance 90 days notice of assignment trans- fer," he said, "most service persons have a rough idea of when they will be leaving Hawaii."

'The Hawaii Area Exchange is asking customers who are leaving Hawaii this summer and are interested in the furniture program to place their furniture orders as soon as possible.

Under the furniture program, a customer may also order furni-

ture for which he elects to pay the transporta- tion costs, either for delivery within the United States or to his current address in Hawaii. Household appliances are not included in the pro- gram.

SINCE ITS Imple- mentation in July 1979, the "Drop Ship" furniture program has been well received by customers. A major selling feature of the AAFES program is the convenience and savings of 30 to 50 percent off comparable stateside prices. In

addition to the sav- ings, customers are taking advantage of the program knowing that AAFES Ex- changes on the main- land are not author- ized to sell furniture.

Nine major Ameri- can furniture manu- facturers are currently participating in the program. Specially trained HAAX employ- ees at the Hickam AFB Furniture Mart aided with catalogs featur- ing photos and fabric swatches, are accept- ing customer orders for furniture items and advising shoppers of

availability dates. The nine companies includ- ed in the program are: Burlington House, Riverside Co., Burk- line of Texas, Flexsteel Ind., Schweiger Co., Sealy Mattress Co., Dixie Furniture Co., American of Martins- ville and James David.

The exchange Furni- ture Mart is located in Area 61, Hickam AFB. Operating hours are Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday and holidays, closed.

Published by RFD Publications, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers and writers

herein are their own and not to be considered an official expression of the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. The appearance of advertisements in this publication

including inserts, does not constitute an endorsement by the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps of the firms, products or services advertised.

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EDITOR'S NOTE - Salutes is designed to recognize indivi- duals for their achieve- ments and exceptional performance of duty as well as to welcome new arrivals to Hawaii.

The information contained herein is compiled from Fleet Home Town News releases submitted to the Joint Public Affairs Office by unit information officers.

H&HS Welcome Aboard:

GySgt F. Valaile Jr. PFC D. G. Rapoza

Promotion: Sgt J. E. Sword Jr. Cpl C. P. Berry Cpl J. P. Clifford Jr. Cpl D. L. Ellis Cpl P. R. Leboeuf Jr. Cpl S. Lopez Cpl J. L. McNeill Cpl R.L. Morales

Cyl A. 0. Muslim Cpl W. E. Stincomb Cpl R. D. Turner cola. F. Reyes Cpl U. R. Wood Cpl J. L. Yanto Cpl M. Zayas PFC C. R. Burch PFC G. N. Enger, Jr. PVC D. C. Hellen

Meritorious Mast: SSgt S. D. Whitman

1'147 It. Moore Pvt R. J. Jacko

Promotion: Sg D. W. Padgett Sg M. T. Payumo Jr. Cp M. B. Caul Cp M. Caudle Cp R. J. Davila Cp G. A. Green Cp M. A. Howser Cp C. Mayor LCpI A. R. Hughes

Good Conduct Celli- 3/3 ficate: Completed Moult. SSgt J. J. Howard tain Warfare Training:

SSgt R. J. Charette 2/3 SSgt M. S. Curtin Welcome Aboard:

Copt R. S. Rea Com Spt Co 2ndLt G. K. Holcomb Welcom Aboard: HMI J. M. Rutter SSgt H. 0. Livington Cpl P. T. Ala Cpl J. M. Callahan Cpl M. A. Siminski LCpI S. W. Asbill Cpl R. C. Young LCpl R. I). Blanton LCp1 D. S. Griffin LCpI C. A. Funn LCpI R. Kolockejski LCpI E. B. Hooks LCpI A. Nieves LCpI J. L. Peters LCpI L. B. Pearce LCpl J. L. Shaver LCpI F. Rivera PFC E. A. Nieves

Promotion: Sgt E. 1-luerta Sgt M. W. Ridenhour CO A. Hughes CO S. L. Lambert LCpI R. K. Berger LCpI R. Blanton LCpI M. E. Kuellen- berg

Cp Cp Cp Cp Cp Cp Cp Cp Cp

B. D. Carpenter D. Diaz T. A. Edwards G. W. Gordon Ill R. E. Harris S. Lantiqua P. G. Manalo C. E. Mathis Jr. J. L. Post

Meritorious Mast: Reenlistment: SGt W. M. Etheridge GySgt S. C. Erdmann Sgt W. J. Oakes Cpl K. L. Biddle Meritorious Promo- Cpl S. L. Lambert tion: Welcome Aboard: CO R. D. Wilson Sgt C. Ramos GySgt R.L. Scott LCpI G. K. Repose MABS-24

Sgt R.A. Acosta LCp1T. J. Shaw Sgt R. G. Bowman LCpI J. C. Verreit Welcome Aboard: Sgt J. S. Sutton

CO I). M. Connelly CO R. L. Vaughn Certification of Cpl C. C. Dean LCpl J. T. Bryan

Appreciation: Cpl M. T. Evans LCpI J. K. Hawn SSgt J. B. Braxton Cpl M. F. Fauceft LCpI M. L. Jones

Cpl M. R. Joseph LCpI S. R. Nelson H&MS-24 Cpl C. E. Steers LCpI M. Sandoval

Welcom Aboard: LCpI E. J. Young Jr. PFC J. D. Veasey GySgt J. A. Bowman PFC E. F. Godlewski Sgt R. A. Rowan Pvt J. M. Hartfield Promotion:

Cpl B. L. Beaucamp Promotion: Promotion: Cpl M. E. Triesky

Sgt T. A. Clark Sgt F. Matilla Cpl R. P. Wallace

Cpl D. R. Spires Jr. LCpI J. G. Kederis LCpI R. Rodela

Meritorious Mast: Cpl F. Juarez Jr.

Marine of the Oil.. ter: Cpl L. R. Flack Cpl C. W. Isaacs LCpI A. L. Pippin

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Deadline for filing income tax returns inches near by Sgt InezJ. Stoner

It's almost that time of year again when you 'start running around collecting check stubs, leave and earning statements and W-2 forme in preparation for filing city, state anafederal income tax returns.

In most cases, jindividual income tax returns cover the calendar year from ;January through 'December. Whether you're filing the 1040 long form or the 1040A ,short form, the line for filing indivi- dual income tax returns this year is Thursday, April 15.

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Permanent Change of Station orders are a fact of life in the Marine Corps and if you are on active duty and moved during the current tax year, some of the moving expen- ses may be tax deductible. Moving expenses may be deducted even when you file the 1040A short form and do not

itemize your return, but expenses for moving serices pro- vided by the Govern- ment are not deduc- tible. You should consult IRS Publica- tion 521 to see if you're eligible to deduct certain moving expen- ses. Remember, dom. mentation must be kept to prove travel and moving expenses.

WHEN IT COMES time to fill out the income tax return, the answer to nearly every question may be found in one of more than 20 free IRS Publications. The publications listed here and many other publications and tax forms may be ordered from the IRS with the order blank provided in the income tax package. At least 10 days should be allowed for delivery of the publications.

Many of the tax forms can also be found at the Bank of Hawaii, the Credit Union or the Legal Office at the Air Station.

When you're ready to file your return remem- ber to attach the W-2 form and all other supporting documents, schedules and forms. Use the pre-addressed and coded envelope if you have received one, check your math and

sign the return. Two signatures are re- quired if you are married and filing a joint return.

The earlier you file your return. the earlier you will receive your refund if you are due one. Refund checks should be recieved within 10 weeks of filing. If, instead of a refund check you receive a bill from the IRS, then payment is due in full within 10 days. If the entire amount cannot be paid at once you may qualify for an install- ment payment plan.

TAX CREDITS ARE those amounts are substracted direct- ly from the taxes you owe and reduce the amount of your taxes on a dollar-for-dollar basis.

If you pay for the care of dependent children, you can claim a tax credit of up to $800. IRS Publica- tion 503 contains more information on the Child and Dependent Care Credit.

Again this year the Earned Income Credit may apply to several Marines. Earned Income Credit is a tax reduction available to many low income workers. To be eligible for this credit you must have earned less than

$10,000 for the year. You must also have a

child, own a house in the United States, and must file as married, filing joint or as the head of the household. More information on the Earned Income Credit can be found in IRS Publication 17, the income tax instruction booklet.

If you are a single Marine, you should be aware of special tax considerations that may apply. If you maintain a home for a child, parent or other dependent, you may be eligible to file as the head of a household and pay less taxes than if you filed as a single taxpayer. Also, of your income for 1981 was more than your average income for the past four years, you could save money by averaging your in- come. Check IRS Publication 506 for more information on Income Averaging.

AS A MILITARY member you cannot deduct the cost and upkeep of military uniforms that may be worn when off duty. Camouflage utilities however, may not he worn while off duty, therefore, the differ- ence between the cost and maintenance of cammies and the

allowance you receive for this purpose, is deductible. The cost of required items such as insignia of rank and swords may also be deducted.

IF YOU RECEIVE a bill for additional taxes due, you may not be having enough taxes withheld from your paycheck. On the other hand, if your check is for more than $200, you may be paying too much in taxes every payday and should consider decreasing the amount of federal income taxes being withheld from your pay. In either case, check with your unit administrative office.

Filing an income tax return can be a very complicated task. Help is available from a number of different sources, including private and commer- cial income tax ser- vices. The IRS also sponsors the Volunteer Income Tax Assis- tance program that offers free assistance to low income and non- English speaking taxpayers and to those with special problems and needs. Call the Federal Tax Informa- tion Office at 546-86(11) for more informatioo on the location o

VITA centers.

Many questions on income taxes can be answered right here at the Air Station by unit

:pussioN BRIEF' - The :Honorable Mr. .John Herring- loll, Assistant Secretary of the 14avy, is shown the layout of :ship arrangements at Marine ::Amphibious Unit Service Sqpport Group-3I Operations. From left, Captain Wayne Fleming, Operations Officer, Mr. Herrington, 2d Lieutenant

st, Gibson, Embarkation Officer, and Colonel Edward litock ler, ('om m a mling Officer

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Some Tripler patients .;with handicapped :conditions are un- :...aware they may obtain .1' a special decal for .:reserved parking at the '43ospital's Security tOffice.

For a special tem- .. ....porary permit, a note `should be obtained from the patient's :..doctor stating the :.handicapping condi- lion and possible :;:fluration. Then, based ';fun that information, a .tleinporary handicap kpermit is issued for a 't.six-month duration. It .4W renewable for six- :month increments. The permits are issued :Eor orthopedic prob-

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illnesses, vascular diseases which make walking difficult, emphysema, wheel. chair patients and complicated pregnan- cies.

The Security Office is located on the B-I level of the B-Unit. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call 433- 6671.

'Coin club meeting The " Area Coin Club

at Hickam" meets on the first and third Wednesday each month at the Makai Recreation Center, Hickam Air Force Base. The club will meet tonight at 7:30.

All interested col-

lectors are invited to attend. For more information call Sam Harrison at 624-9574.

Council meeting The Child Care

Center Parent Advi- sory Council Meeting will be held Thursday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. The meeting will be at the Child Care Center, Bldg. 579. Free Child Care is available. Please call for reserva- tions at 257-2235.

American Red Cross

An American Red Cross Swimmers Course will be conduc- ted at the Station Pool beginning March 4 at 6 p.m. It will be a six.

week course designed to increase the swim- ming and survival skills of the student. Cost will be $1. For added information contact the American Red Cross field office at 257.2606 or First Lieutenant,-Jim I,eis at 257-3357 or 247-2352 after working hours.

Reunion of Ole Miss

The Reunion of Ole Miss Navy - Marine Corps Graduates will be held June 12, in Oxford, Miss. Contact Retired CDR. L.E. Breeding, USN, 310 Murray, Oxford, Miss. 38655 or call 601-2:14 1368.

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HAMMERING AWAY - Lance Corporal Mark Avery, 3d Platoon, Company A, 3d Combat Engineer

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Battalion, drives a nail into the decking of the bridge, he and other members of his platoon recently built.

HAND TO HAND - Lance Corporal Charles Radcliffe (left), and Private First Class Mark Hage- baugh, join forces in sawing lumber. The two Marines

'tat from 3d Platoon, Company A, 3d Engineer Battalion, got a taste of engineering practical application when their platoon recently constructed a bridge.

HERE IT COMES - Private First Class Jeffery Fox delivers another slab of lumber to his platoon's bridge-building project. Members of 3d Platoon, Company A, 3d Combat Engineer Battalion, recently added variety to their training cyCle by constructing a non-standard bridge.

ON THE LEVEL- Lance Corporal Dennis took a giant training step by building a, Bowman checks the balance.of a bridge bridge. support. LCpI Bowman's platoon recently

Leatherneck engineers build "Troll Bridge"

Story and photos by Sgt Pepper Davis

"We believe in doing everything. The more we train, the better off we'll be when we need it," commented Ser- geant Thomas Gatton.

Sgt Gatton, the construction foreman of 3d Platoon, Corn- pany A, 3d Combat Engineer Battalion, was talking about his platoon's recent train- ing cycle, which included the task of building a bridge.

BUILDING bridges is not unique to engineer companies, but as Sgt Gratton explains, "Most of my platoon is either fresh out of school, or train- ing on the job. Build- ing a bridge is the biggest thing they've done."

At the Field Skills Training School at Camp Lejeune, N.C., engineer Marines are taught very basic engineering techni- ques. Subjects are crammed into a six- week course and the students do not receive

PICTURE PERFECT - Lance Corporal Menu Tukuafu is framed much practical experi- by two slabs of lumber as he holds one in place. LCp1 Menu, a ence. Sgt Gatton said member of 3d Platoon, Company A, 3d Engineer Battalion, that since their skills participated in building a bridge as a training project.

would be an integral part of Marine infan- try warfare, it's important to give his novices confidence, and show them that what they learned in school really works.

With that thought, the planning wheels began to spin. "First we had to figure out what the bridge's span should be, how many supports we'd need, and things like that. We wanted all our planning done before arriving on site," said the foreman.

ALTHOUGH THE plans were finalized there was still one important item mis- sing - lumber. There was not any available. According to Sgt Gatton, it probably would have cost a small fortune to buy the lumber to construct the non-standard bridge, which consists of all wood.

Since funds were not provided for the project, there was only one thing left to do - scrounge. Their luck changed one day while

Sgt Gatton and Ms Commanding Officer were browsing at the Defense Property Disposal Office at Pearl Harbor. "We found out that they were going to throw away some lumber so we asked for it. They said yes," said Sgt Gatton.

That was the cog needed to keep the wheels in motion, and the platoon went to work. Bulldozers were brought in to prepare the 'ground near Amtrack Road and the Repelling Tower.

Abutments went up, followed by intermedi- ate supports. Things were shaping up for the 34-man work crew. Most of the wood had to be sawed by hand, but Sgt Gatton said that only slowed progress a little.

THE WALKWAY decking was laid in place, a vehicle treadway tracked down, and a handrail was added. Five days were allowed for the project,- but in two and one-half days, Troll Bridge, as the platoon affectionately dubbed

it, was' -ready Mt testing.

A Gamma-Goat slowly crept through one entrance of the bridge and inched its way toward the center where it stopped. The platoon was breathless with anticipation, but not one board budged. Cheers echoed. Troll Bridge, which spans 92-feet in length and -is 14-feet wide, and capable of supporting 35 tons, was officially completed.

According to Sgt Gatton, his platoon was doubtful about assuming such a project at first, but once into it, the questions disappeared,

"These Marines are sharp," he praised: "The stuff it took me years to learn, they picked up quick." Ht4 then modestly shift the plaudits to otticz members of his pla; toon.

"I have some out. standing squad lead- era and team leadetii. They're responsible for most of our motivi- tion. We have a lot of experience among uti, and we use it to oil advantage," he saidt,

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DECKED OUT - Engineers of 3d Platoon, Company A, 3d Engineer Battalion lay decking to the bridge they recently built as a training project. After

scrounging the materials, the platoon completed their mission with more than two days to spare.

BIRTH OF A BRIDGE - Members of 3d Platoon, Company A, 3d Combat Engineer Battalion, work earnestly to construct a bridge which they later dubbed "Troll

Bridge." The platoon was allowed five days for the project, but were finished in two and one-half days.

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Triathletes tackle triple test

LINING UP - Hundreds of triathletes familiarize themselves vath the chilling water at Killian Pier. The 2.4-mile swim was the

first event of the Ironman Triathlon.

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HEADIN' OUT - Corporal Clayton Boltz prepares to make the 112-mile bicycle trek during the Ironman Triathlon. The bikers fought strong wind gusts along almost endless highways.

ONE DOWN, TWO TO GO - Sergeant Ed Steinhauser exits the water after completing the swim portion of the Ironman Triathlon. The next event of the grueling contest was the 1 12-mile bike

race. Eight Marines and one sailor from Marine Corps commands on Oahu competed against more than 500 other triathletes.

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The warm climate, gentle breezes, salt water and lava hills here were the setting for the Budweiser Light Ironman World Triathlon Feb. 6.

Eight leathernecks and one sailor from Marine Corps commands on Oahu pitted their athletic prowess against participants from almost every state in the union, and countries such as Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Sweden, Great Britain, Hong Kong and the Bahamas.

Their objectives: a 2.4-mile ocean swim, a 112-mile bicycle race, and a 26.2-mile marathon run, all in succession.

SCOTT TINLEY OF SAN Diego, Calif., won the Ironman title in a record time of 9:19:41.

Lieutenant Colonel Tom 0- Malley Camp H.M. Smith; First Lieutenant Lee Halverson, Station Operations Maintenance Squadron; Staff Sergeant Michael Camm, 4th Force Reconnais- sance; Sergeants Ralph Krudler, Antonio Marfongelli, Corporal Clayton Boltz, and Petty Officer 1st Class Brian Rosso of Company A, 3d Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Brigade; Sergeant Ed Steinhauser, Maintenance Company, Brigade Service Support Group, and Corporal William Kipp of Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, were among the more than 500 brave souls who tackled the triple test of strength, courage and endurance.

FIRST LIEUTENANT Ilalverson, SSgt Comm and Sgt Marfongelli were three of the many returnees from the previous year. However, for the novices making their debut, it was going to be an extreme challenge.

"Pm not out to win, just complete it," said LtCol O'Malley, hours before the race. He added, "I feel I can, so I'm going to give it a shot."

In retrospect, Cpl Boltz said the thought of competing against seasoned triathlon veterans did not bother him. Nor did the glaniour of "lights, camera, action" give him stagefright.

"Fear didn't enter my mind. In fact, the adren alin started flowing after the race started, then it was one thing ate time. But it all ended fast."

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gt Pepper Davis and ended, buzzed with a flurry of activity as thousands of volunteers scurried to make last- minute preparations. Camera .

crews from ABC's Wide World of Sports positioned themselves to capture the intensity, which resembled a night before Christmas.

Heading ABC's coverage was Jim Lamply while Olympians Diana Nyad handled the swimming, and Eric Heiden provided expertise for the bike race. The marathon commentary came from professional runner Marty Liguori.

In the early hours of race day, throngs of spectators lined the streets and crowded Kailua Pier to witness what had become known as the longest and toughest triathlon in the world.

Swimming was the first event and required the triathletes to swim 1.2 miles out, and the same distance back, in chilling waters. As they finished, they were ushered through a shower and 'nto a dressing area, where they changed clothing for the bikerace.

The switch from one event to another was much like an assembly line as volunteers stood by to hand out clothing, offer refreshments and extend encouragement. The elapsed-time changes usually consumed less than three minutes.

THE 112-MILE TREK against strong gusts of wind took the participants over seemingly end- less highways before heading to the Kona Surf Hotel, which marked the end of the bike race and the beginning of the marathon.

The marathon, which went through the heart of Kailua-Kona, was mostly flatland. Heat plagued the runners as they followed the course along Queen Kaahumanu Highway. Turning around near the Kona Airport, the triathletes headed back toward the finish at Kailua Pier.

As each runner crossed the finish line, he or she was greeted by a multitude of cheering fans, some of which had followed the race's progress from pre-dawn until hours past sunset.

At the awards banquet the triathletes were lauded for their feat. ABC produced Bryce Weissman commented, "To go from beginning to end is an extraordinary athletic achieve- ment. One cannot help but be impressed by their level of accomplishment."

PLACE TIME 214 12:59:02 277 13:37:08 281 1:3:41:17 328 14:08:31 347 14:23:07 364 15:07:49 406 17:13:01 497 17:13:01 498 17:13:01,

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FIRST CLASS TREATMENT - Scott Tinley. of San Diego, Calif., is treated to a soothing massage by three volunteers. Tinley won the Budweiser Light I ronman World Triathlon in a record time of 9:10:41.

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Commandant changes Okinawa's policy on accompanied tours

HQMC, WASHINGTON - Approximately 850 Marines are presently serving accompanied tours on Okinawa; however, plans are underway to increase that number dramatically in the years ahead.

"We have too long taken advantage of the loyalty of our careerists," stated General Robert H. Barrow, Commandant of the Marine Corps, during a recent

- press conference. "I am convinced that we have been wrong for some time in our policy of sending Marines to Okinawa without their families. I am hereby initiating a change in that policy."

ACCORDING TO THE task force charged with formulating the increase, the change will take

place as soon as support facilities allow, and in doing so, will help to enhance the Corps' readiness while increasing morale by reducing the number of Marines separated from their families.

Approximately 7,700 billets will be eligible for accompanied tours, according to the task force. Of that number, an estimated 5,100 billets -will probably be filled by married personnel, representing almost 25 percent of the total Marine Corps population on Okinawa (presently 20,699).

According to Gen Barrow, operational units, infantry battalions and air squadrons involved in the Unit Deployment Program will not be involved, but, "corporals and above could be assigned to accompanied tours on

Okinawa and at Marine Corps Air Station, lwakuni, Japan."

Task force officials have indicated that until housing and support mechanisms are in place, Marines may volunteer for accompanied, vice unaccom- panied tours. "Only about 250-300 billets will be filled during 1982, because our goal is to give the best support we can without lessening any of the benefits families currently enjoy," according to a task force official.

WITH MORE MARINE Corps families on Okinawa, housing requirements will also be increased. The Marine Corps is projecting a need of approxi- mately 5,100 dwellings to house the influx. "Careful preplanning by the Marine Corps, the

government of Japan and other U.S. services on Okinawa, should alleviate any future problems," said an official.

The Japanese Facilities Improvement Program began in April 1979 and currently constructs between 150 and 200 housing units' per year on Okinawa. However, the increased requirement will raise the need for up to 1,000 units annually. Coupled with the additional housing requirements, schools, appropriate support facilities and morale, welfare and recreation activities will also be increased.

Okinawa is no longer a

hardship duty station, and as Gen Barrow emphasized, "soon will hopefully be a place where all married career Marines will seek duty."

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Danger lurks beneath Hawaii's rough waters by Sgt Thomas McKinney Water Safety Instructor

Oahu's beaches offer some of the most enjoyable recreation in the world. Bodysurfing, snorkel. ing, scuba diving. surfing, rough- water swimming and obtaining a great tan are among activities

Water wits

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Anyone can master survival techniques by 1st Sgt Jim Lewis

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Recent events, na- tionally and locally, have reenforced the need to increase awareness of water safety. Not only the ability to swim, but also, the ability to survive is essential when in or around the water.

The crash of an Air Florida jet in Wash- ington D.C. demon- strated the need for being able to survive in

'extremely adverse weather and water conditions. In addition to the confusion, shock, and panic that insued, hypothermia (loss of body heat) was a critical problem in the rescue attempts.

The student outing at Chinaman's Hat was a prime example of the need to teach young people and adults alike the necessity to remain calm and learn basic survival skills.

Closer to home is the recurring incident of persons on station being swept away in fast moving current. Even experienced swimmers in trouble need to be able to

survive until help is available.

As early as 1905 Commodore Wilbert E, Longfellow recognized the need for "Water Proofing America." One of his many pertinent philosophies was, "Water is a good friend, but, a deadly enemy."

During my years as a Water Safety Instruc- tor for the American Red Cross, I have found that the general public has a- keen interest in learning to swim. Chances are good that proficient swimmers will inquire about life saving classes. Yet, in all these years, I have never had a person ask me to teach him how to survive in the water.

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These forces can add up and become extremely dangerous, especially in high surf area conditions that usually occur during the winter months. To understand how and why these forces affect swimmers they must understand how they are created and what they do.

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WHEN CAUGHT IN a rip current ... don't fight it! Call for help and swim at an angle across the current until you are out of it, then swim to shore.

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Marines should be aware that swimming instruction is available at no cost through their unit's Water Safety Survival Instruc- tors. These instructors are Red Cross certified and qualified to teach swimming at various levels from beginner swimming to advanced lifesaving.

HAWAII'S BEACHES were made to be enjoyed by all. Using common sense and practicing basic safety principles is the guide to fun without disaster.

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Audio-visual unit holds photographic exhibition

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - For the fourth your, the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet Audio-Visual Command, headquartered here, is directing an international photographic exhibition.

The 33rd International Exhibi- tion of Photography is presented concurrently with the Southern California Exposition at nearby Del Mar, Calif. This year the exposition will be held June 18 through July 5.

BECAUSE THE PHOTO exhibition is being directed by a military photographic command, in cooperation with the

exposition, U.S. military profes- sional and amateur photog- raphers are encouraged to submit entries.

There are six competitive categories: scenic, nature, people, still life, news/action and open. Entries may be prints or slides, color or monochrome.

Entrants may submit up to 10 prints and/or slides. The fee is $3 for each entry.

Entries are due at the exposition's entry office no late- than May 8, with judging held May 22. Contest results will he mailed May 29.

Entry forms with competition rules, shipping instructions 'and other pertinent information are available on request to Lieutenant Commander Frank Peele, 33rd International Exhibition of Photography, Southern Cali- fornia Exposition, Del Mar, Calif. 92014.

The exposition will offer 39 cash awards, including $50 best of show awards with rosettes in each of the three media (color print monochrome print, slide). Each of the six categories in all prints and in slides will have $25 first place, $13 second place and $10 third

place awards, all with ribbons. There will be a number of honorable mention ribbons given, and all entrants will receive catalogues.

LAST YEAR THE Inter- national Exhibition of Photog- raphy drew 1,624 works from 450 entrants, of which 235 were accepted.

The exposition, now in its 101st year, had a gate count of nearly 700,214 fair-goers last year, attracting people from the Los Angeles and San Diego areas, Southwestern America and Mexico.

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ALL CLEAR - Sergeant Milton Weathers, freight transportation noncommissioned officer in charge, Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron, guides in a C-9 aircraft The aircraft is part of Detachment Z of

Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron-2, Cherry Point, N.C., which stopped for a two day layover en route to Iwakuni, Japan. (Photo by Sgt Chris Taylor)

MERE GOME8 THE (BRIDE

Feb. 17, 1982, Page A-9

Stranded leathernecks rescued by Sgt Phillip Williams

MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, EL TORO, Calif. - Marines of Company E, 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines are believers in Marine air-ground teamwork following their rescue in the Deluz Canyon area at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton by members of Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-363 Jan. 21.

THE INFANTRY UNIT was stranded, according to Captain William Watson, HMH-363 pilot, when normally gentle creeks turned into raging torrents. He attributed the change in water flow to therein presently plaguing southern California.

Capt Watson explained that it was pure chance that he and his crew spotted the immobilized leathernecks.

"We were performing power checks while on a training mission at about 2:30 p.m. when we noticed a jeep practically submerged in a flooded creek," he stated. "We landed and sent our first mechanic, Lance Corporal Michael Goulet, to investigate.

"We learned that two of the three Marines traveling in the jeep had been injured, one with possible torn ligaments and the other with torn stitches from a previous injury."

While returning the three to safety, Capt Watson and his crew spotted another Marine on the wet ground below them, frantically waving his hands

As he and his copilot, Capt William Murray, maneuvered their aircraft towards the individual, they noticed an additional 170 Marines stranded in the flooded trainirtg area.

"WE LANDED TO SEE if we could be of any assistance," Capt Watson stated. "Just as we did, one of the Marines ran to the aircraft and told us they had a Marine with a possible broken leg.

"We helo.lifted all the injured Marines back to the airfield where naedical assistance was available," Capt Watson continued. "Throughout the entire ordeal, the Marine with the possible broken leg clutched tightly to his weapon...like a true Marine."

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Devildogs stalk tanks with mechanical dragons Story and photos by Sgt Ernie Carter

Dragons are not merely mythological creatures. On the islands of Komodo and Flores in Indonesia a large monitor lizard called the Komodo Dragon thrives. An- other dragon could be found with the leather-

.. necks of Weapons Company, 3d Batta- lion, 3d Marines.

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eetti dragon platoon and Lance 'orporal Jim Hendricks, dragon platoon squad leader, said that the dragon is a medium-range, anti- tank, assault weapon.

DRAGONMASTER - Private First Class Bill ('annady, Weapons Company, 3d Battalion, 3d Marines, 1st Marine Brigade, patrols a roadway near Puu Keekee, Pohakuloa Training Area, on the Big Island. The Dragon Platoon leatherneck took part in the battalion's recent Combat Readiness Evaluation Exercise.

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Cpl Gleason said the warhead's shaped charge has two affects on its target. "First, the Spalding Affect causes a concussion that disables people inside the target vehicle," he said. "Then, the Monroe Affect burns through the vehicle's protective armor, and explodes."

According to Cpl Gleason the dragon has a crew of two, "Each dragon has a gunner and an assis- tant gunner," he said. "In combat the A-

dragon rounds and the gunner carries one round and the truck- er"

THE TRACKER LIPPS the target, com- putes the range and location and transmits ill flight corrections to the missile. One thousand meters of thin golden wire connect the missile with its tracker brain. ll'he wire reels out from a bobbin in the back of the round," Cpl Gleason said. "That keeps it from getting tangled and ruining the dragon's flight."

The dragon's maxi- mum range is control led by the length of its golden cable according to LCpl Hendricks. "Naturally it can only hit a target 1000 meters distant," he s.

CO Gleason added that the dragon also has a minimum range

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"As a safety measure, the warhead doesn't arm until it is 85 meters down range," the dragoneer said.

Tim DRAGON gunner has to "eye- ball" the distance to his target. But, hedoes have some help. "A pair of marks in the tracker, called, stadia lines, depict the size of a Warsaw Pact tank," Hendricks said. "The average tank is 20 feet long. A tank that just fits in the stadia lines is 1000 meters out."

The dragon has one problem according to Cpl Gleason and I.Cp1 Hendricks. "It has a 50 meter back blast," Cpl Gleason explained. "With a signature like that, it can be easily seen."

To keep the dragon- neers safe after their position has been disclosed they use an ancient military tech- nique. They simply move.

CPI. GLEASON added, "We set decoy blasts with or other

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In spite of the weapon's signature, dragoneers like it. LCpl James Scott, an acting dragon squad leader said, "I'm glad that I got into this field. If I had to facean enemy tank, I'd like to have the firepower to stop it. And, with the dragon, I do."

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HEAVY PROBLEMS - Staff Sergeant Tim Drapal, MCAS El Toro, makes a ialiant effort at deadlifting 810 pounds

DETERMINATION - Camp Smith's Se'rgeant Marion Dent unsuccessfully attempts to lift 700 pounds. After the tournament Sergeant Dent said, "I'm going to try for the state record of 705 pounds Sunday (luring the meet at Camp Smith."

but the weight eventually wins. In a WHAT GOES DON . . - Sergeant Lee Jacobs previous lift SSgt Drapal successfully attempts a squat ,%itIt 677 pounds on his back and a lifted 777 pounds. pained look nu hi, lift craw good Friday night

Man vs steel Story by LCp1 Charlie Marshall

Photos by Sgt Chris Taylor WAIKIKI, Hawaii -

When the powerlifters come to town, some- thing is going to be broken . . . like five world and 14 state records.

One of the world records set Friday night at the 5th Annual Hawaii Inter- national Power lifting Championships was in the super heavyweight class. Hawaii's own Dwayne Fe ly broke his own record by more than 75 pounds, squatting 981 pounds, the heaviest weight in recorded history.

ONE OF THE world's strongest Marines, Staff Ser. geant Jim Drapel returned to Hawaii to witness one of his seven state records smashed. The new record holder, Ser- geant Lee Jacobs, bench pressed 468 pounds in the 242- pou nd class. Sgt Jacobs finished one step in front of Camp Smith's Sgt Marion Dent who totaled 1791 pounds for the three events.

In each category a contestant is only allowed to make three lifts. Sgt Dent, on his second squat, com- pleted 705 pounds. Sgt

Jacobs squatted 677 pounds successfully but failed in his two remaining lifts to match Sgt Dent.

THE OPPOSITE happened when Sgt Dent failed to press 429 pounds in his final attempts. Sgt Jacobs started his bench pressing at 440 pounds, but after a missed attempt, his final press gave him the new state record.

BOTH LEATHER- necks successfully deadlifted 650 pounds, but Sgt Jacobs only had one attempt left. Sgt Jacobs used his last attempt at 672 pounds, but the lift was disqualified as the judges ruled he drop- ped the weight. Sgt Dent returned to try 700 pounds, five pounds shy of the state record, but this too was a little more than the fifth place finisher could handle. Sgt Jacobs clinched fourth with 1796 pounds.

Sgt Dent, at the conclusion of the tournament said, "It was a great tourna- ment and I was pleased to lift with the some of the highest caliber powerlifters. This is probably the most prestigious meet around."

Refering r5 the powerlifting ,a.,1 at Camp Smith to be held Sunday,. the 242 -

pounder added, "I'm going to try for the state deadlift record of 705 pounds." The record was set by SSgt Drape' when he was stationed at Camp Smith, "Also," the 5- foot 10-inch leather- neck continued, "I'm going to try to raise my personal squat re- cord." At this competi- tion Sgt Dent success- fully equated 705 pounds for a new state record.

at the 5th Annual Hawaii International Powerlifting Championships.

SSgt Drapal, from MCAS El Toro, was ranked third in the 275 pound class. At ih conclusion of the squats, Terry Met nick and Dave Shaw both achieved 815 pounds and SSgt Drops! was not for behind with 799 pounds. Shaw and McCormick tied again in the bench pressing at 512 pounds, but this haw the Marine won out pressing

MCCORMICK'S world record (lentil' ft of 848 pounds secured his first place and Shaw out did SSgt Drapal by 32 pounds to take the second place.

TAKE A DEEP BREATH - Sergeant Lee Jacobs awaits the signal from the official to start his squat. Sgt Jacobs successfully

squatted 677 pounds but failed when he attempted 705 pounds.

FOR Tule, RECORD - Sergeant Lee Jacobs prepares to bench press 468 pounds, almost twice his body weight. Completing the

MU It )11.0 sl 011. - Lance Corporal Doug Scytkowski, Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron, looks into the lights still surprised he won the physique contest. LCpI

press, Sgt Jacobs broke the state record previously set by Staff Syctkowski was also selected as the poser with the hest arms Sergeant Jim Drapal. Friday following the powerlifting championships.

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The Intramural Golf Organizational Meeting is scheduled for noon Thursday in the Family Theater lobby. Questions are to be directed to Jan Young at the Athletics Office by calling 257-3108 3520/3258.

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Seeded No. 2 in senior doubles in I lawaii for 1981, they defeated the duo, Tom Mauch and Art Staats, who had won the 1st USTA tournament in January. NISgt Ilanly and lhara beat them in three straight sift s in the quarter finals 6-1, 7-6 and 6-1.

In the aeon finals, the 'mil' met Dooley Kam and "Knuckles" Matsui, and promptly ousted this favored team. 6.3 mad 6-4.

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Marine stingers hit the bull's eye by LCpl Charlie Marshall

The Sherwood Forest Bull Shooters recently seized the No. I apOt in the C division of the Aloha :Darting Association, winning 14 :games of their 16game season.

The victory was a step up for the Marines dart throwers who were ranked second in the 1) league two seasons ago.

Gunnery Sergeant Allan Arao and Sergeants Bob Wells, Greg Emmons and Billy Newby, all Dam Maintenance Company's Electronics Platoon placed in the top 10 of the league's shooters. Former team captain, Staff Sergeant Frank Walker was rated third in quality points and was one of two people this past season to throw a "ton 80" (three darts in the triple 20 ring).

RSGT WALKER WAS also the league's leading cricket player arid second in the game 301 while his teammate Sgt Wells was the Mist 501 shooter.

Both Marines have resigned from the team mostly due to transportation problems. Sgt Wells ex plains "Our throwing night is Tuesday at theSherwood Forest Pub in Waikiki, if we are playing at home. There are no teams whose home pub is on the Windward side. Nobody on the Air Station will sponsor us, so every week I had to travel to a pub somewhere on the other side of the island."

Although SSgt Walker is faced with the same problems, he has the additional worries of a short- handed work section.

THE BULL SHOOTERS have picked up three new leathernecks from their company, Corporal Willie Harris, LanceCorporal Tim Roper and Private First Class John Mullens.

GySgt Arai), the new team captain, says his team is fairly

new and has good potential "The )mil Shooters have the talent, but lack the experience to take a first place. llowever, this season I'm sure we'll finish at least third if not second place."

The Bull Shooters are currently 1.3 in matches and 18-18 in the number of games they have played. Although they got off to a slow start, the Marines are only a few games behind the first place team, Burning Embers.

A game consists of nine matches: two cricket and two 501 matches with two team members participating in each contest: four 301 matches where single team members go dart-for-dart against their opponents; and one match of 801 where four of the six team members are hurling the stingers.

THE CRICKET MATCH is fairly simple with the tossers hitting three 20's, three 19's ect. until they reach 15. After completing 15, they try for the bull's eye.

What complicates the 301, 501 and 801 matches is the dart throwers have to "double on" and "double off". This is achieved by hitting the double ring of a number. The total points scored by the three darts are added up and the first team, or singles in 301, doubling off is the winner. For example, if a team has tallied 287 points, the next shooter has to hit the double seven to win. Winning five matches wins the game.

Starting Sept. 20 the Aloha Darting Association and the Sherwood Forest Darting Club will be sponsoring one of the biggest tournament in the history of darts. The Royal Hawaiian International Open Dart Tournament is expected to attract more than 3,000 of the world's best dart throwers. Each of five categories will have 128 winner, and a projected $100,000 will he

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Includes: Conditioner Cut Shampoo Blowdry Perm Cellophane

OFFER EXPIRES 2124182 LONG HAIR SLIGHTLY MORE AMAMI SHOP OM Y

interna tional h a ircutters

$ 4 5 Q19 THis An

Koko Marina Second Floor, Waterfront Village 395-7551

Monday-Saturday 9 am-9 pm Sunday 10 am-430 pm

Aikahi Park Shopping Lent, Kaih

254-158',

Monday & Saturday 9 am-5:30 pe.

Tuesdays thru Fridays till 7 30 pm

workers indicated that climbing stairs is one of the few regular activities associated with reductions in heart disease.

Additionally, Dr. Brown- ell studied theresults of thousands of people who were given the choice of using an escalator, or an adjacent staircase, and discovered

that 95 percent of those people chose to use the escalator. But after posting signs that mentioned the heart benefits that come with climbing stairs, the number of people that used the stairs increased from 5.3 to 13.7 percent. So, the next time you see a set of stairs - don't sigh, just climb. It's good for your health.

TOP 20 COUNTRY HITS

February 14th, 1982 rhIS ../.3k Title

1 Only One You 2 Lard I Hope This Day Is Good 3 You're The Best Break 4 Shine 5 Do Me With Love 6 Mountain Of Love 7 Blue Moon With Heartache 8 Watchin' Girls Go By 9 Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight

10 I Just Came Home To Count The Memories

11 She Left Love All Over Me 12 Lonely Nights 13 Big City 14 Only You 15 The Very Best Is You 16 Midnight Rodeo 17 Bobby Sue 18 If You're Waiting On Me 19 Diamonds In The Stars 20 The Sweetest Thing

Artist

T.G. Sheppard Don Williams Ed Bruce Waylon Jennings Janie Fricke Charley Pride Roseanne Cash Ronnie McDowell Eddie Rabbitt J. Anderson

Razzy Bailey Mickey Gilley Merle Haggard Reba McEntire Charly McClain Leon Everette The Oak Ridge Boys The Kendalls Ray Price Juice Newton

Hear the top country songs in the nation on the Weekly Country Music Countdown Every Sunday Morning

at 9 A.M. on KDEO Country Radio - AM 94!

Feb. 17, 1982, Page B-5

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DIAMOND SALE

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EXCELLENT VALUES SELECTED MERCHANDISE ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS LAYAWAY PLAN AVAILABLE

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SHOOTING TH I' 111 1.1. - Gunnery Sergeant Allan A rao, captain of the Sherwood Fort,t Bull Shooters, displays the style of his team which enabled them to capture the first place title in their last season. On the table is the team's trophies and Staff Sergeant Frank Walker's mug for tossing a "ton 80." (Photo by Sgt Chris Taylor)

MARDI GRAS!!

a BMW STREET

EXTRAVAGANZA!

ALL FOR 051' PRICE! 11 51 PRICE'

Friday or Saturday, February 26 nr 27 Banyan Tree Room, 7pm- lam.

-hnoted standard k t ails.

Four-course gourmet dinner; Bayou Shrimp and Crab Cocktail, Chicken Gumbo, Mignonnettes of Veal, Pecan Pie and Wine.

Armed en,

liantastix live Dixieland Jan with Ken Alford and The Dimecats! Plus coronation of the King and Queen. Exciting Masquerade Ball wit' prizes for the hest costumes.

Tickets on sale now at

the Hale Koa Activities Desk and Military Ticket Outlets.

Only S30 per pers.

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Valentines Day Sweet-Shirt Drawing

WINNERS STORE

Atlas Building Materials Associates Financial Services Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream C.I.T. Financial Services CLIC Photo Fashion Fabrics First Chevron First Hawaiian Rank Food land Hugh Menefee Inc., Realtors Honda Florist Kaneohe Travel Agency Kaneohe Veterinary Clinic Koolau Pets Little Restaurant McDonald's Magoo's Pizza Pioneer Federal Paradise Sun 'n Surf Pay 'n Save Robin's Shoe Store Radio Shack Sandy's Bakery Sears, Roebuck & Co. Tiki Tops Town Pump Liquors Windward Bowl Windward City Salon Windward Shoe Repair Windward 'I o in Theaters

DRAWING WINNER

Terrie Balga Beverly Aiwohi Hattie lialdenbaum Terrie Belga Tom Kinney Nancy Murakami Paul Teixeira Tracy Wallani Kelly McSheehy Travis D. Golden Tam Fee Herman Kauhi Wendell Lum l'ua Mulligan Diane Dana Deanette Williams Aimee Mertz Emily Pascual Karrie Mishima Ann Sasaki Sandy Gilbertson Jeoffrey Lum Tina Yamamoto Cindy Nance A. Yoshino Sandy Gilbertson John Mansinon Josephine Green Rita Gill Dorothea Santos

4,45"c`I'v Congratulations! from the merchants

of WINDWARD CITY

SHOPPING CENTER 1'71VIPC701PINV4VAIPw7

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Classined I February 17, 19142

If The Shoe Doesn't Fit

SELL IN THE CLASSIFIEDS CALL 235 -5881 OR 622-3966

I LEGAL NOTICE

KAILUA MINI STORAGE announces the public auction of general storage items of individuals listed, under the authority of HRS Sec 490.7206. Dewy, Linda, $243.44, Huihui, Henry Jr. $160.60, Richardson, Julius C., $610.40. Auction at 48-025 Alaioa Street, Kaneohe. Hawaii, on February 28, 1982 at 1'00 p.m. Inspection from $4:00 a.m. All sales CASH - goods removed the day of the sale.

"DIAL-A.THOULeHr -- 254-3245,

Free Bible Lessons, 254-3132

10 CEMETERY PLOTS

VALLEY OF THE TEMPLES 2 choice plots back of administration bldg. 821-7769.

20, LOST di FOUND

_ 3 KITTENS lost their mother. off wht. & brwn. Siamese. Pontine 1p. area. 262-7304.

FOUND: Sandals at Kailua beach. 2/8/82. Call to identify 247-2973

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 45 SCHOOLS & TRAINING

DEPENDABLE Landscape maintenance, commercial & residential property. Land- scaping, lot clearing & big clean-ups. Estimates. 235- 0543

BOBRICKS pressure cleaning service We clean concrete. wood & metal. Removing dirt, grease. mildew & *cement Phone 262-7687 or 395.3994

HANDYMAN, home repairs, painting, plumbing. etc. Call John 5:30 -9:00 pm. daily. 261 - 1823

HEALING Massage. You deserve to feel goodl Relieve your back pain, still neck, headaches. Elizabeth Reveley. 262-9493

CABINETS & Counters falling apart -- need

shelves or custom work? Free Estimates 395-8336

Creative Woodwork 6 Design

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

CARPETS .& Hardwood flooring, sales & installation. Save on discontinued stock. Call Frank 281-2233.

DONS-Gal Repairs, under $100. Money back guarantee. Ph. 456-2401

i25 PERSONALS

ALL new contact magazine for liberal adults. For sample copy

!also iwespsaar

Marta $1 .00 to S.I.P., Suite 89, Therapy

1290-D Maunakea St.. Hono., HI 96817

WILL Do yard work, $30 & up. Call

689-5315, 455-4389.

HEALTHCARE take proper rood rest e arose m ,

fatigue overweight) Swedish or Shiatzu by Barbara Floothstrorn llic I. Family rates 262-7254

CLEANING-Construction clean-up, windows & frames. office bides . condos carpets & floors: LIC 8 insured. 24 HR. service Commercial Mainte- nance Systems of HI 668-8756 or 602 -5825

HAWAIIAN Swinger Maga- zine, Discreet Instructions. Send $3.00 to Box 650-C. Walmanale, Hi. 96795

IF you want to drink, that's your business. If you want to stop, that's ours. Alcoholics Anonymous. Ph. 948-1438

CONFIDENTIAL mall received & forwarded. Write: D.W. Enterprises, P.O. Box 624-S. Waipahu, HI 98797

IS Mormonism Christian? A new recorded message each week. 293-9495.

LOCAL Oriental female. 26 yrs. seeking intelligem professional caucaslon male 30-40 yrs. for social dating Write to P 0 Box 11035 Homo . HI 96828

MALE, 27 yrs., Chinese/ American, handsome W7" 140 lbs. would like 10 meet femalu any race, marriage 735-1335

HYPNOSIS done in Kallua. Smoking. weight, stress. Call 262-9233 for appointment.

30 INCOME TAX SERVICE

DEPENDABLE Income Tax Preparer, reasonable rates.

Cell 623-7645 eves.

INCOME 'Tax & Bookkeeping Services. Glen Bloemen. Budget rates. free pickup & delivery in Windward area 247-3308

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

SECRETARIAL SERVICES all forms of typing inc. Medical & legal. Call Linda 254-5512

"Busybodies" -LET US 00 IT!-

Cleaning. wafer plants..

feed dogs Mar, painting.

wash windows. shopping. visit elderly, parties. etc.. etc

537-4658.281-4966

CONCRETE Masonry wor driveWays, slabs, sidewalk block wall & stucco, 254-51 a

KIRBY SERVICE & PARTS

available at Windward Vacuum Cleaner Sales &

- Service - Call 239-8878

-HOUSE & Condo Cleaning Gee time service or reg. Ph 284- 9050. 395-9398

PREGNANT D

WOARRNIED? WE'LL HELP

FREE P.G. TEST MON WED Fill 0001200

262-2171 or 622-1532 K M SERVICE, Floors. lean/wax/polish, Rug, hampooed. Windward area 47-2614

RETIREE Dependable Yard Service

Can 262-7888 "MAINTENANCE EXPERI- ENCE" Yard service clean-up. NEED Extra income? Earn it Cali J.B. at 261-1496 in your spare lime. Call 488-

5667 ror appt

STAINED Glass Classes

Beginner and advanced 4 to 6 weeks

487-1343

50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR guaranteed products and dependable $6221Cct call your Amway distributor at I Odom 423-1002

DRESS SHOP One of a kind In Wahiawa. Ladles fashlonwear shop, excellent location on Kam Hwy. 545,000 Includes Inventory 8 fixtures. Lease. For Information call

Gary Masuda (R) 621-8038

Locations, Inc. 488-7700

ID NEA I WayS to Cain quick cash. $2. write to Andy Jay Service P.O. Box 27142 Hono H196827

DISTRIBUTORS

McHOVEN ALOE VERA Products FANTASTIC

OPPORTUNITITES

235-8395 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

NFLATION Pinching', Permanent, diversify income. For appointment 671-9300

OPPORTUNITY for ambitloue people write: CEN Inter- national OK -P.O. Box 88209, Hone., HI 98815. LOCAL Amway distributors are enjoying extra Income. We show you how. Phone for appointment, 922-3973.

80 HELP WANTED MALE 8 FEMALE

DIRECTOR-HEAD leacher for PreacAeol-Oay Care. Moanalua area lime. Degree. plus training In Early Childhood Education. Desire to

menage

94Ir2798 E. Pemberton

DIVORC Serving Oahu

Since 1977

'100 533-4533 Snail mono, lien, Bono.

11 Puellc Syr Nolon R S. Ft Bath Salon

Sauna. Hydho- Balhand dor local' or Dineen

3d2y-Shampoo. A real rolaxing bath by a Rost

;or Hostess. Ph 538-3635 807 KapOlani Blvd.

McCALL Appliance Repair Co., Quality parts & service on most home appliances. 15 yrs. exp. Ph. 247-6515

WINDWARD HANDYMAN SERVICE: No lob is too smallth Carpentry, plumbing, repair. rental maintenance. FREE estimate. Call 254-1987.

EUROPEAN Masseur Licensed Reshape overworked bodies. HI quality Swedish Deep Muscle Massage 923-1827

-ISLAND WIDE MASONRY" Patios, sidewalks, steps, driveways, block wall, stone wall, stucco, fireplaces, very reasonable. FREE Est. 871- 4942 CARPENTRY, home repairs.

Call Nick 261-7178 or 282-5711

PROPERTY management specializing In Windward Properties. Peggy Curtis (RA) 261-1574 or 261-5807 PARKER BOOKS: Used paperbacks, new & collectible comics. Buy, sell, trade. 909-A Lehua St., Pearl City. Hours: Tues.-Fri. 10-6 p.m., Sat./Sun. 10-5, closed Mon. 456-4996.

NEED your quarters cleaned? Call 624-4877. Guaranteed to pass Inspection. SUGAWARA'S Appliance Service. Repair all major appliances. Ph. 677-3640

45 SCHOOLS 8 TRAINING

KAILUA Dance Class - Ballet, Tap, Jai,. Acrobat 3 to 15 years. Michelle 262-9233.

HONOLULU Music Institute, Group and private Instruction In GuitarrPianorCiello/Wood- winds/Violin 395-5688 Ph. 521.1615,

HAWAII Cal Dance Clarinet - Ballet. Tap. Jan, Acrobat 3 to

. 15 years. Michelle 282-9233.

FELIPE Yard and Houseclean- ing. Call 281-6050 between 2110 and 8.00 p m

PHONICS, Spelling. Reading. All English skills. Children. adults Spanish. French. High School level 262-7242 ORGANPiano lessons. Kaneohe or Honolulu. Private or group lessons. Special programs for adults Call John Schouten at 247 -8010

Hawaii Wahl MATHEMATICS LEARNING CLINIC redivides, Counseling

By App.. 201.91 OS

SCUBA INSTRUCTORS

WANTED Part Time.

Contact Sandy At

Ocean Adventures 235-3877

MASSEUSE Neeaed I or Massage Parlor in Pearl CO y

Ph 488 -5925.487 -1362

PROT.:TIME EVENINGS

TELEPHONE PR HIGH SALARY WILL TRAIN

FOR DETAILS CALL: VICKY

OR TONY 239-7628

KOKUA Employment Service

Picture framer $575 mo Full time Day Nurse $950 Painter $7 hour Day Salesclerk $975 ma. Night Salesclerk 55.80 hr. Part-time typist 54 hr Painter/roofer $4 up Manicurist good pay Many. many other jobs Apply 767 Kailua Rd.. Rm. 207

Call 262-8137 RECEPTIONIST Switchboard duties, accurate typist. Lite math, pleasant, neat appear. ance Call Mary 836-2551

PRESCHOOL Teacher mornings for

rapidly growing school.

Moanalua. Training In

Early Childhood Education.

941 -27981 Pemberton

PRE -SCHOOL

Teachers- Bachelors degree in elementary Ed. or early childhood Ed. or AA in E.C.E. with experience required. Aides -High school diploma & experience w/young children. Director-Degree in education & some administrative experience. Applications being taken Mon.-Thurs. 8-12 at Barbers Point Pre-School. 682-5846. even 456-4832.

EARN EXTRA MONEY Military 4 Local Welcome

Parr tune 63610 p m pnmI Wm Sunni mopping wain Nile III 1111s I denary seallo. nal PletrIbinors Mon Weenie. Plume. Also Mu moving urna tar dinning 'amnion aprons polo We 'moon. ON wall In liar. Pawl weer tall its WPM. 'on such Berko him a KIWIS

glad II 6116 ahr or mown. put elm ono Cell Central Pewee Oflico ler Interview

B33-4978 ash ler Mary er 447-88841 -1=Isseams

CREDIT CREDIT CRED T CREDIT for MILITARY PERSONNEL

Are you a married or single. E2. E3 or over and can't gel credit for those much needed appliances 8 home enter- tainment 'tame. Our nationwide discounted outlets offer TV's. 111-11 systems. microwave ovens and many more. We have special trillttary IlnancIng If you qualify. To arrange for your excellent financing now.

Phone 833- 4578 Credit Department (Shells)

ibittoort..

ISHER

80 HELP WANTED MALE 8 FEMALE

PRE-SCHOOL Teacher w/qualificetions wanted for Wahiawa area. Call 621 -8477

WEEKENDS light yard/dog care, Waialae Nu, Phone evenings 737-9532

PART Time custodians 0 utility person, $3.35 & up. Call for appt. 944-8211.

OFFICE/10 KEY SOME NO EXPERIENCE

OK/Type 40

JOB CENTER Call MIki at 487 -3050

LOST your TRI-CHEM Llgwd embroidery instructor? NEW 1982 SPRING CATALOG! Full/p lime openings. Ph. 422- 6255, 624-9914,254-4849, 696- 2254, 833-1433, 637-4136

TELEPHONE Solicitors, call from your home, will average 56-$8 hr. 487-8232

RNs LPNs AIDES &

COMPANIONS NEEDED FOR ALL SHIFTS

HOSPITAL STAFF RELIEF

AND PRIVATE DUTY - TOP DAILY PAY - BENEFIT PACKAGE

License 8 recent experience required

WESTCLIFF NURSES REGISTRY

787 Raba Rd. Suite 101 Neva

262-2392 FLORAL Designer needed immediately. Management Position in Nov. Only exp. need apply. Call 624-8173 PART Time nurse to do insurance, paramedical exams in the Leeward area. All equip!. supplied. Must have cat, Good opportunity to increase spare time earnings. Apply Porta- medic 262-0535. MODELS, male 8 female for shows & demo. work In Waikiki. Beverly Brooke 942- 0555.

SELF MOTIVATORS II you have experience In advertising sales & are willing to move to Maul, write or call Kirk Munroe, 1721 Knehurneno Ave., Wallah,

Maui 56793.

Ph. 1-244-9118

AVON "I M NOT A SALESPERSON,

SO HOW CAN I SELL AVON?"

Coy alike bell Avon Ropresenbilvm near sold e thing tuderesellIng Awn.

Cull loday and discover how you can

build an Notting busInevahr yourself

wIlhour any previous soperlance

949 -3288

GOOD JOBS ARE

AVAILABLE] Professional resumes open doors.

Military Specialists Free Consultation

PSOFESSIONAL RESUME SERVICE 735 Bishop 51 5238 - 521.7401

26 Years Experience

82 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED

PRE-SCHOOL teacher. part time Wahiawa 53/hr. Call 621- 0863. MOTHERS helper 53 an hour about 35 hours per week. 2

small children. 261-2056. HOUSECLEANER full time

lop pay-car-Kailua area 395-0022 for interview

63 SITUATIONS WASTER

CHRISTIAN Lic. Day Care at home. Academic Program. TLC. Call 282 -9455

MILITARY HOUSE CLEAN

Maintenance, plumbing 8 painting

Guarantee Inspection FREE Estimates

Lower than civilian rates Call 4222535 or 422-8914

BABYSITTING KMCAS fenced yard. lunches and

snacks provided 254-6856

WILL care for elderly. Licensed.

Cell 262-8467 WILL baby sit in my Aikahi Park home. TLC. With references. Call 254-2682. WILL Babysit in my home, Infants 8 up, experienced. Ph. 261-3690 WILL baby sit in my Kailua home Reliebte, cap fenced yard 262-4796.

Do you need a house cleaner? or do you need a typist? Call .254-3059_ _ EABYSITTING my home Mon. -Fri 8 a In -5 p m ages 2 and Over Call 933-8124

55 GARAGE 8 LANAI SALES

MOVING Sale, Feb. 20 & 21. a.m.-2 p.m., 705 Elm St ,

Manana housing, patio turn 23" color TV, 10 spd. bike, Pool table, toys, furs., lots of min Ph. 466-9390,

68 GARAGE & LANAI SALES

10" TABLE supplies. oleo hems, Fob 20 Ilikala, Kailua.

saw: candle mower; misc.

& 21, 9-5, 1130

GARAGE SALE Feb. 20, Sat., 9 to 3 p.m.

95-203 Kaopua Lp. (across from Milifani golf course near McDonaldsI.

4 cribs; Bassette stainless steel. etc. Slrollee double 8 single strollers; umbrella 4 playpens. swings: hi chairs:walkers: Strollee car seals: Kiddie corrals. crib sheets. blankets. sleepers. everything for baby 8 child. Over 1.000 beautiful outfits. L H little girls dressers 8 boys ottilits. sizes 0.10 yrs. old, shorts. long pants, T shirts Health-Ter. & Carter brands. All rsasoneably uncoil Fisher Price toys; trikes; pedal cars, etc., misc Items. 2 wall units w/ boll orn drawers; wicker day bed. $75; nth. roll-top desk, $30: wicker arm chair. fable & 2 chairs; butcher- block style table & 2 oak & can chairs. $65: Pnilco rinag /freezer side-by-side/ hosliess w/ice maker wht. la 5 4 x32 de. excl wi .

/ tinning cond . 5125. IBM typewriter.

Phone 823-9863 between 9-8 p m.

GARAGE Sale, Sat./Sun., 2/20-2/21: Fern. & miac., 416 Opihikao Pl., Hawaii Kai.

GIANT Garage SaleCornerol 378 No. Kelaheo & Pallone Pl., furniture. kitchenware: clothes A m

isc items_ Sal 8 Sun. 9

a.m to 6 p.m

4 FAMILY GarageSale, Feh 19 20. 21.

1041 Mokapoi Blvd . Kailua CLOTHES. scuba equip! household misc . Sal only Feb 20. 9-4 p m_ 315 Keolu

. Kafue _ . . .

GARAGE Sale. toaster oven. waxer. clothes. misc.. 1004 Kandi St 8-4 p m . Feb. 20 & 21. BDRM turn redWoodcrystai mist. Sat & Sun , 9 to 5, 1017 Maunawili Rd. 262-7305 GARAGE Sale. Sat.. Feb. 20,

68 GARAGE & LANAI SALES

GAR. sale. stereo, boat, weights, baby items, misc., 45- 061 Ka Hanahou Pl., 235-5426.

MOVING Garage Sale: furniture; 14' sailboat; toys, oioc 871 Old Mokapu Rd Kalb., 510 4, Sat. Only.

GARAGE Sale, moving, everything goes. Sal. 2/20, 10- 4 p.m. 45-1014 Anol Rd., Kaneohe.

73 APTS. FURNISHED

PENTHOUSE in /nee Lite- pony. 2 bdrm fully turn , pool. tennis 5600 ram Ph 488-6583

CENTURY CENTER 011ice/Apt.. I oirn./unf urn.. Fabulous view. Ph 945-3996.

74 APTS. UNFURNISHED

LANIKAI 2 bdrm: kitchenette on beach. utils. included. 261- 1739 8 to 4:30 p.m.

CENTURY CENTER Office/apt., turn/unfurn., fabulous view, Ph. 945-3998.

75 APTS. PARTLY

KAILUA, 1 bdrm, no children or pots, avail. now. Ph. 254- 2065.

WINDWARD PASSAGE, 1 bdrrn. $475 avail 3/1,

261-6202.

MELEMANU -.2 bdrm_ 2 car garage. $400 plus deposit, call 623-4865. NANI Koolau, 2 bdrm., 1ex bath, 2 parking, $475 mo. Ph, 955-7838, Century 21 Beachcomber Realty.

WARD Ave. 2 bdrm., 2 bath, all appliances. carpet & drapes, stall, pool, 488-7540.

CENTURY CENTER Office/Apt.. turn /oinfurn.. Fabulous view. Ph 945-3996.

76. RENTALS TO SHARE

LANIKAI: own room , walk to beach, bus. Avail. 3/1 $157 * utile 261-7157

KAILUA townhouse to share vv/mom and son $230 e utilities 8 deposit, washer/ '

dryer, pool. Call 261-5251 KAILUA, 1 !Arm., turn ,

responsible person. $175 mo ullls Incld. kitchen

800 -200 p m. misc items, privileges. Call 630 p.m. 262- 1213 Mokapu Blvd _ Kailua. 8027. ...... CouFoN.

1 PRINCESS MASSAGE ESCORTS AND OUTCALLS

$10 OFF' 1

10 a.m. to 3 a.m.

488-5925 487-1362

II

76 RENTALS TO SHARE

KAILUA Gardens, single/ couple, 2 bdrm. 2 Dello, Call M Roberts 261-2205, 247-5333

KANEOHE, partly furnished room, own bath and share kitchen. Female preferred, $190. Call 235-3743, 247-2495 or 235-5881. PEARL City 2 bdrm.. 2 bath condo to share w/responsIble work ing person $265 utilities. 455-2583 eves. KAILUA. single woman w/1 child, would like to share w/sarne. Near beach. Call after

p m.. 261-7879. LANIKAI, room In 3 bdrm. house across from heath. ocean view. $235 plus utile. 262-7989 SINGLE. malure working woman to share house w/same, child ok. Enchanted Lake, 262-8537 KAILUA studio cottage available immediately $275 mo. For further info call 261- 8757 after 4 p.m.

KANEOHE/Kahaluu $550, 3 bdrm., view, pets, child. Call 395 -1567, 239-7647

AIKAHI Park: 3 bdrm., 2 bath, p54-ool, Solar $750 month. Call 24021 KANEOHE. large 3 bdrm. A- frame. tropical sailing w/prIvacy $750 mo. PH. 531- 5248 or 947-9716, Mrs. T.

NORTH Shore: 2 & 3 bdrm. house, near beach, view, kids and pets okay. 638-7288

NEED ilberal male 1810 25 GI or student .ehere Waikiki apt. 942-2888 8 to 9 p.m.

KAILUA: 4 bdrm., 1Vi bath $625 month.

Call 261-5174 KAILUA. 1 bdrm., turn.. avail. March 1, carpeted, good location. Ph. 261-6294 after 5 p.m. KANEOHE, LARGE 2 BED- ROOM. YARD. OCEAN VIEW, COUPLES-INFANT. $500 247-4014. 247-4798

85 TOWNHOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED

EWA Beach 4 bdrm., 1,4 bath withappl lances $500. Call 261. 945

Sell Those Leftovers

COUPON

CARPET Year end clearance sale

save as much as 20% OFF wholesale stock!

100's of styles and colors to choose from!

ISLAND PACIFIC CARPETS 261-2234

Area Managers needed for Circulation Department of Growing Weekly Newspaper. Part Time and Full Time Positions. Openings in Pearl City, Iroquois Point, Afea, Newtown, Waimalu, Pacific Palisades, Hawaii Kai and Kahala. Work well with children. Must have van, truck or station wagon! Good salary, gas allowance, bonus. medical, dental ins., profit sharing, life ins disability ins.

Call Pat Meador, Circulation Director, 235-5881 for Interview.

SECRETARY WANTED Immediate opening for a secretary to

circulation Director of a growing weekly newspaper. Must possess spelling and typing skills, 10-key by touch, heavy telephones, light bookkeeping. Applicant must be reliable, communicative and neat. 40 hr. week. Benefits Include Medical, Dental, Disability Ins., Life Ins., Profit Sharing.

Call Pat Meador, Circulation Director at 235-5881 for

interview. . -

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se 110048 FOR RENT

EWA Beach - furnished room $120. including utilities. 889- 5315, 455-4389 eves. ROOM nt In Walpahu, close to busline, single 0 8175 mo. incld. utile. Call 9' 71- 3180 or 837 -4804, WAHIAWA - 2 rooms, singles or couple to live In, no Pule Call 821-8068

MASTER Bedroom, private bath, kitchen privileges, residence older couple,no children, 5 mins. from KMCAS 5 blocks to Honolulu bus, walking distance to Kalaheo Hillside High School, $200 mo.

small charge for extension phone. Ph. 254.2817 20 MINUTES TO SCHOFIELD Haleiwe on bus line $135 to 5175 487- 3502,623 -7360

93 VACATION RENTALS

HOUSE IN KAAAWA 3 bdrm, pool, $300 per week. Cell Cathy Lyman 261-4332

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

MOLOKAI Wave Crest, Meow( 4, beach, pool, $30 per day

' . $190 per week. Ph. 395-6085.

FLY to paradise, stay in d lovely Hanalei area beach home. Cell 281-5895, Weekend group specials.

114 REAL ESTATE FON SALE

NORTH SHOREPupukee/ Sunset Hills, custom designed cedar pole house 3 Bdrm . 2 bath, tile, custom tile tub, 3 decks, with 1/3 ocean view. 1.477 acre lee lot, also separate outbuilding w/loll By owner. courtesy. 630-7082 eves or 838-8198

MINNESOTA. 5 fabulous tree covered acres Incredible hunting. fishing. farming 8 snow-metalling Many lakes Close to ma or city Electric & phone available 55000 lull price $500 down, 550 a mo. including 10% interest. Cell 595.3692

VACATION EXCHANGE My Carmel, Ca. coast home or apt. & car for similar in Hawaii. Adroit, 2964 Quarry. Pebble Beach, Ca. (408) 372-5530.

98 RENTALS WANTED

QUIET, clean working couple seek 2 or 3 bdrm. house w/yard for dog. Will do carpentry/re- pairs and yard work in exchange for reduced rent. Exc. refs. Keilua area. Call 26 1- 8497.

103 OFFICES FOR RENT

CENTURY CENTER Office/Apt., furniunf urn., Fabulous view, Ph. 945-3996.

114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MILILANI: 3 bdrm. 2 balh,FAM room, loft. High assumable VA ea. 13.5% $163.000. FEE. Shown by owner. 823-3901 after 5 m. Lockridge, Inc. (11) 282.5403.

WAIAU Gardens. 2 bdrm . townhouse, agreement of Sale, w/buy back guarantee, $85,500.623 -4786 eves.

FEE SIMPLE IN HOKULOA Beautiful 3 bedroom 244 bath with many energy-wise Ideas to save you money. Good terms, $123,900. For details call Jerry or Ginny (RA) 395- 7343 GRUBB & ELLIS RES 732-1431, LELE Pono - 2 bedroom agreement of sale Int. 12.5% $89,500 Call 488-1878

KAHALULL fee: 3 bdrm. 2 bath excl. terms, just $128,500. Ph. 239-6022 evenings.

LONG terms avail., 20,000 sq. IL, fen lot.

SMART investment - 3 FEE rentals in Pahoa.

INCOME Property-North Shore, 3 houses, fee, good income.

ALL new MLS listings. Ilde (RA) 838 -7288 Navels & Assoc.' Realty

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FEE Simple 3 br 214 bath Mililani townhouse very clean- assume 91/2% VA loan $127,500 aft 5 p.m., 823 -5333.

FEE SIMPLE, 3 bdrm., 2 bath home in the country! It has hollow tile construction, a large storage area, plus a completely fenced back yard $108,000. MLS 62326 Betty Oliver (RI 487-1095

LIZ BENTON Inc., Realtors 487-7961

MAKANI KAI MARINA - 45- 995 Wallele Rd., 15, Water front 55'017' boat slip-2 bdrm.. 2 bath-den/wet bar, luxurious townhouse-tastefully upgrad- ed with many skims including skylights, ceiling fans,

- workshp, storage. Easy to show. Call for appointment 5MLS845) ADMAC Realty Ltd.

26-0610 Leo Donohoe (RA) 947-6649 WAHIAWA, 2 bdrm., 1 bath, fee, 5000 sq. ft.. $85,000. Cal 821 -0883.

KAILUA GARDENS: Poincl- aNa manor, 2 bdrm., 2 bath apt., 930 sq. It. Inside, 350 sq. ft. of astro turf lanai, Furnished. $89,500. Call after 0:30 p.m., 281.0469. For Sale by owner. KON Tlki studio exchange for lot on Big Island. Owner/ Broker. 955-4402, 732-7898

115 REAL ESTATE ANNOUNCEMENTS

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117 REAL ESTATE EON TRADE

FT. BRAGG/POPE AFB, N.C. -

3 bdrm., 17,1 bath Krick home. 537,500, 8% VA, $127/mo., ideal location. Also, 32 acres of land w/25 acres of pino trees, $37,500. $212 mo., 10%. Ph, 672-3258 or 487-7237, Harold Smith.

118 JEWELRY

STAR Sapphire dmnty setting ring

9631 edged by 2 garnets, 550

455-

LADIES Diamond Cocktail ring w/solitaire diamond weighing 1 carat, colored G, surrounded by 20.03 carat diamonds appraised at $11,170, need cash, first $3800. Private Party. 239-5054.

BEAUTIFUL Ladies diamond cocktail ring, 2.5 carats TW app. $10,800, need Cash, must sell. $3700. For sale by private owner please call 941-2171 after 6 p.m.

120 FURNITURE

DELUXE headboard w/mirror & shelves for King size water bed $150 /otter. 261-1625 eves

$55 CASH $55 for used furniture - beds,

Rattan & wicker. 537-9181, 537-3212 anytime

7 FOOT lime green sofa 5150.

Phone 254-4161

7' TRIPLE Papa San with 3 toot stools, good cond., 5125. Call 823-5407.

QUEEN Size mattress. box spring, frame, $150. stereo stand $50; glass coffee table, $50. Call alter 5 p.m. 422-5709

KAMA-AINA USED FURNITURE

Now buying all types of furniture. Top cash, 488-1985.

C.S. WO double strand rattan sofa, w/2 sets covers matching rattan princess chair w/ hassock. 254-3183.

5 DRAWER Dresser. $35.

Ph. 235-8146.

120 FURNITURE

KAPIOLANI USED FURNITURE

7 pc. living rm, set $199, leak dining rm. set w/E1 chairs $189, sofas from $95 & up. lanai chairs; dressers; beds & much more. Come browse. 747 Kapiolani Blvd.. Ewa between Cooke & Ward. Open everyday. Master & VISA honored. Call 537-9181

MOVING Sale Corner stereo $25 Handmade bedroom turn. 525 ea China cabinet 535. Loveseat 535, Chair S25 Ph 235-6246

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

LANAI chairs $20 each; bunk beds complete $150; nice 4 pc. heavy wood liv. rm. set $800; decorator 8' sofa $200; ofc. desks $45 each; 10' con- ference table $100; 4 wicker chairs $50; metal folding chairs $5 each; drop down desk $45; heavy wood king size headboard $100 each & much more, 281-8492, 354 Uluniu St., Kailue.

WE ALSO BUY USED FURNITURE

------ - -- BEAUTIFUL hand-carved teak Oriental bar, marble top for serving 531-5173

126 MISCELLANEOUS

AIR CONDITIONERS- New & used for sale-

with warranty. Service & repair on all makes & models of room air conditioners We pay cash tar used & broken

air conditioners.

CALL AIEA AIR CONDITIONING

487-7479 RUGER Model 10/22 carbine w/custom 25 round magazine, extras, $75. 247-2948

CANONET 28, 35mm camera w/Canolite D strobe flash

HOUSEHOLD furniture, 168 Used once, too. Ph. 247-2948 Pauahilani Pl., Kallua. 261- 3979, Fri. 2 to 5, Sat. 9 to 5.

KAMA'AINA USED FURN. Twin, double & king beds, coffee & and tables; chests, queen & double hide-a-bee, sofas; dinette sets; 4 pc. oak bdrm, sot; Kenmore portable dryer. 488-1985 (behind Cutter Ford Aiea) Open 10 till 6.

ROY'S LAWN MOWER REPAIR

"Free Estimate" Lawn mowers ler sale Rotary 585, Reel $125

Guaranteed

259-5927

NEW BED SALE TWIN SET COMPLETE

5185.00 DOUBLE SET COMPLETE

518900 QUEEN SET COMPLETE

5219.00 KING SET COMPLETE

5325.00 BUNK BEDS

$395.00 (kaltly Englander Conslructron

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126 MISCELLANEOUS

19" COLOR TV, chandelier .

complete fish aquarium, Smith Corona super 12 typewriter. Dress manaquin, Ph. 262- 7465

VACUUM Cleaners, with guarantee, 519.95 & up. Ph 456-4211, 955-8854.

HANGGLIDER Skylrek VK3 custom blue sail w/bird 1951/.. ft. 01 pit

130-250 lbs. $900.487- 9, 8-10 p.m.

GOLF clubs, bag, cart &shoes; RCA B/W video camera; pair Colonial style swivel bar stools. Call 456-9296

THE AIRE CONDITIONER

SHOPPE (open repaint en thamalle are commercial rehigeation a elf condlilon equipment Top Sit pale Or geed wee A/Ce.

Call 638-3103

THOMASVILLE dining table, chairs, buffet server, end tables; stereo turntable; 8,000 & 24,000 BTU air cond.: car seat. Call 455-8569

WASHER 555 Dryer. $85: baby crib, 565. Vaporizer, $5, baby carrier. $5; double bed. $75, ph. 624-2585.

FORMAL dining room set, bullet & china hutch, 6 Capt. chairs, $500 firm. 2 27" 10- speed All Pro bikes $160. 422- 8031

CARPET, microwave, camera. misc. stereo gear. must sell. Ph. 254-5039.

TALENT WANTED Variety act singers, dancers, jugglers. All types of funny acts. For audition,

call 261-4146 or 261-3891

QUEEN size bed. B&W TV, kitchen table & chairs, & auto parts for '68 Toyota. Ph. 254- 3917 days, 239-9470 nights & weekends.

128 MISCELLANEOUS

KENWOOD 9996 speakers, like new $600 set $300 pair.

Call 523-3680 Brad

LARGE stuffed armchair, great cond. -flowered $160; flute like new $180. 624-3508.

POWER lawn mower, less than 1 yr. old, warranty. $125. Call 696-6220,

KIRBY Vacuum cleaner, $500 or best offer. Boys size 10 skates, 000/sneaker type, 540. Ph. 672-4852 evenings.

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WINDWARD GOLD Kaneohe

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247.5450

LADIES Diamond cocktail ring w/solitaire diamond weighing 1 carat, colored G. surrounded by 20.03 carat diamonds appraised at $11,170, need cash. first $3800. Private party 239-5054

SCUBA air compressor. For inspection appointment call 261-5652

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for HUTTONIA BADGES

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

BEST Video Library in Hawallill Sales, Service & Rentals. Video Center of Hawaii. Ph. 83*5050 or 261- '1022.

WASHER $160 110 dryer $85; hand mower $18; canister vacuum $22. 282-0324

GARRARD stereo w/AM/FM radio & 2 speakers; apt. dining rm. table; chairs & household miscellaneous. 239-3791

MEN'S diamond ring 52 pt. stone set in wht. & yellow 14 Cl, gold mounting. Asking $2200 or make offer. 261-1387

21 CU. ft, upright freezer $200; brim set complete $150; 1

table lamp 515. 395-7788

NIIHAU Leis, 3 strand, 40", $225; 5 strand $350. 2 strand $125.896.2874 -

AQUARIUM 33 gal., stand, pumps, filters, light for salt water fish $75, 261-2445,

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SAY ALOHA with the music of Hawaii and make any occasion a very special one' All our seiviceS are designed with the individual In mind. So give a unique and memorable gilt of song-or more-to those close to you in celebration of those special times "Let Us Create an Experience for You. " Cell the Aloha Connection 239- 6145. 13 pm. to 9 p.m. wkdays.

MEN'S 10-speed bike 27' wheel, good condition, Gran Sport S100 Call 537-3603

QYN -O -MITE carrier car seat. $15. baby swing. $10

Ph 624-3890

127 APPLIANCES

WHIRLPOOL Washing ma- chine, 5 spd excl. con $100, 455-9631

WHIRLPOOL trash com- pactor, brand new, never used. 5300/offer Ph 261-1126

WHIRLPOOL washer, good ' cond. $250 Cash only. Navy

Hsg. 833-3482 after 4 p.m.

AIRPLANE rides, lake a one hour flight around Oahu 3 people $45 254-5090

"GREAT Guns" Historic Arms Assn's semi-annual gun show. 100 exhibits. Neal Blaisdell Banquet Hell.

Feb. 27th, 10-8 p.m., Feb. 28, 10-5 p.m. Admission $1.50

SEARS Chest freezer. 17 Cu.. in., $175.

Ph. 689-0518.

131 WWI WIKI FREE BEE

FREE female spayed poi pup, 8 mos . to good home.

Ph 487-1296

FREE: need to find home for 2 male dogs, 7 mos. old Shepherd/Lab/Collie mix, good natured. 422-1823

136 MISCELLANEOUS ,, WANTED

CASH for Lawn Mowers & Outboard Motors.

Any Condition. Ph. 259-5927

WANT To buy.gas stove used. in good shape. Prefer pilotless. 261.5259

February 17, 19142 cjaroiriffed II 136 MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED

WE BOY used furniture We sash and pickup Call 261.

8402 or 2131-1406

WANTED Unserviceable RCA, Zenith & Motorola Quasar color TVs 623-2326

WILL pay Sc 1 ea for clean 6 oz baby food as wilds (Or similar oz Jars) Ph 254- 2767

144 MUSICAL SALES & SERVICE

GRAND E6" Mason & Hamlin. Beautiful tone & appearance. See at 685 Mapunapuna St 833-1857 or 261-1853

MASON And Hamlin Grand excellent shape come

by at Studio. 685 Mapunapuna Call 033-1857 or 261-1853

UNIVOX bass guitar w/case strap $100/offer. Seeburg Princess organ 5100 /offer Call 261-7550

LES PAUL Delux, gold, 5550 Fenders, Vibrolux $350, Super $275, Baseman 50. 5225. Super Baseman 100, $350. Ph, 261- 3412.

FINE Monne. guitar. excl shape for sale includes carrying case $80. 456-1858.

LEAVING island, flute, basr & lead guitar. power amp. 20" cymbal. JMF tuner. Bill Lawrence pickup, & Teac 3440 All offers considered Sieve 422-0858

PLAYER Piano, Hamilton, sold oak, works sounds great! $2000. 247-0321

148 BOAT SUPPLIES & SERVICE

25' VENTURE sloop, motor. sails, trailer, excl, first boat. 57,500/offer. 499-1401.

26' CHRISCRAFT 1974, cabs, cruiser, fully °quipped for fishing, $12,000. Eves after 5 and weakends. 689-8091.

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148 BOAT SUPPLIES & SERVICE

MOVING Overseas, 19' REINELL 165 OMC. trailer. roc' running cond ready tor fishing all acc. $6700 Ph 455-9390

CANOE. Sears aluminum w/life Jackets, paddles. carriers. $325 623-7465

151 PET SUPPLIES ' & SERVICE

55 GAL aquarium: all accessories, pump, liter. lighted hood & stand. Ph. j333-

ANC DOBERMAN at stud, for more information call 254- 1797. ask for Kenny.

23' CORONADO Sloop, new engine/rigging. recently hauled. 5 sada, CO radio, tape deck. Weeps 4. mint cond., fully equipped no/inflatable dinghy, 56700/offer. Iroquois Lagoon, Call 682-4164,

ti Prindle zZCatamarans PACIFIC SURF & SPORT

405 Piikol Honolulu 523.9456

AKC DOBERMAN Pups, Cool. quality. lads docked & wormed 5150, 254-5475

AKC Great Dane Brindle pups. males, shots,

Call 823-5015 FOR Salo Shetland Pony $200, good with children. Please call 239-8896

AKC Doberman pups, tails chopped, shots $125 male, 5100 female. 624-2771

COCKATIEL for sale normal $35 Pied 550

Call 690-9222

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TOP Quality Construction Remodeling or Repair. Free

Est. BC-10656 396-0188

Courier Service

K-K Courier Service provides messenger ser-

vice from Keiluakeneohe to Cie airport, downtown Honolulu. Kabala & points in between.

Ph. 281.2807

Flooring

SAMPLES of shoot vinyl flooring shown in your home. I

do my own work. Free Est.. Wayne Pugh "The happy Hanle" 239-7480

( Estate. /Volume Sales

BY SUE-ANN Professional Service. Accurate pricing. Licensed. 395-6878

General Contracting

JOHN SCIM C' MASON

CENERAL CONTRACTOR t alICO/ 217

Specializing In

Masonry & Home Remodeling Free Estimates

Business 247.8510 Main s 281-8112

PATIOS AND NEW ADDITIONS

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PH. 677 -4895

I Hauling

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e. S & S DELIVERY, INC.

Ap.fornont Oillt e Maws Pluno.Turniture.Anplienem

I are. Eh Smell Jobe y 234.4142 1k. MC a33.$11.17

HOME Repairs Large or small. Free Estimates,

Call George 2131-4791

HANDYMAN: Home repairs- minor elec. & plumbing, fixtures, paneling', etc. 839- 0082.

KITCHEN Cabinet facelifting. Cabinets, Inc Norm, 942- 3786.

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Instruction

STAR School of Music Instruction for all musical Instrumants, piano. drums, guitar. etc. 821-0410.

DESMOND YARD SQUAD Ail lobs large ,mil amoral finning trimming hauling lot cloning. Preperation gnu planting corn privet 3 red chip. Monthly minter.. Nil reliable envies Nee aellmete

Call 282-7571 Ask far Desmond

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Masonry .0'

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TUNER TECHNICIAN

261-0457

Roofing

STATE ROOFING General Roofing. Free Estimates, Ben NON

37 years Exp. Lic C-2038 Ph, 247-2421

SEWING MACHINE SERVICE 33-A 05a, St Wahiawa

Ph 621-5076 Repair 6 pads for all makes

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Mil PET SUPPLIES I SERVICE

February 17,1982

LARGE dog airline kennel $35 Call 625-2536

Milllanl Area

156 AUTO PARTS & SERVICE

MAO wheels, tires still on them. but worn 14" $125. Call Ken, 237-8567

BATTERY FACTORY

AUTO BATTERIES

820 100I Mapalkuu Avenue

PR. 734-6723

161 AUTOS WAVED

WANTED. Car or truck, running or not. Will pay up to $soo Ph. 396-8182

188 PICKUPS. TRUCKS

'72 DATSUN Pick-up, Mustang 302 SOS engine. C-4 trans. Ford rear end, best offer. After 3 p.m., George 282-9833.

'66 DATSUN pickup, runs good. standard 5650/best offer Ph 682-5010

AMIA Special Deals AAAA

LOTS OF PICKUPS

al

WHOLESALE MOTORS 7.4199 N Moritz Hwy 838 222

IBS PICKUPS. TRUCKS

'76 DATSUN PICKUP, auto., maps, sliding rear glass. Only 31,000 miles. A TRUE SPORTS TRUCK (773130) Jim Slemons Imports 487- 7974

'80 DATSUN PICKUP, 5 spd., only 9,000 miles, like buying a new truck, but saving hundreds. (513TCU) Jim Slemons Imports 487-7874

77 CHEVY Scottsdale 59 ton pickup. Only 30,000 miles! 6 cyl.. new paint. SEE TO BELIEVE! (94678) Jim Siernons Imports 487.7974 76 FORD 'pion 625TCP $3295

75 GMC b ton 650TBD $3385

'73 FORD ',ton 722TCU $1495

'70 FORD ',ton 152TCE $1495

Car City 833-3017

[80 JEEP J20 la Ion 4. pidup aulo radio.

power heeling Ow ml. don. 11169101/1

$6975 WHOLESALE MOTORS

Pr 836 1722 79157 11 615111 Hwy

171 MOTORCYCLE SALES SERVICE

001.1 CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP THESE DEAL, FROM 549500 used Motor cycles at Suzuki-We Hanoi, Hawaii 536-7023

LEMON AID ANY CAR - BUT NOT A LEMON CAR USED CAR INSPECTION BEFORE YOU BUY

Engine Trans Exhiunt Swung Brakes Rum Much Moro.

WE GO, ANYWHERE TO HELP YOU BUY A GOOD USED CAVIL

$42 MONO. & WINDWARD SPECIAL TEL. 923-5726

PUBLIC NOTICE BANK REPOSSESSIONS-OWNER TRANSFERS

NO CASH Needed with approved credit Ask about our 18-month or 18.000-mi. warranty

SI CELICA $1207.19 'BO JEEP 484 $5974.75

at um. lor. i,. 1810401 CJ5 conflate slurp MUSS

'SO DATSUN 510.... $4893.52 7-SIRS 83783.02 wagon.. air 19112781

haurimaly 0461 118119911

'77 RAM CHAOSER..549130.43 '78 OATSUN $2890.11 414.5016 loaded 11213001 pillar. 4 old_ bid Ws 15187C11

new 4 and an 15062951 . spl. economy 11104U5110 43 '77 PINTO 51977.01 '71 LIAISON

ALL CARS STORES AT

WHOLESALE MOTORS IN Airport Mazda Irene In Acoelaed

Ph 838122? 5170 PHI 11111091

Snorting Anil 7999 11 015111 Hwy

CUTTER FORD '73 VW 412 auto., AIP272 8895

'77 VOLARE auto., p/s VALOUR 81995

'76 ASPEN BF1151 $1695

'77 GRANADA, ATTEST 81.395

'68 TORINO wagon, 010041 5395

'66 PLYMOUTH 4 dr., clean ARN679 8595 '73, NOVA 2 dr. 880371 $295 '77 PONTIAC Astre B1P006 81995

_'65 FORD Calasie SOO 005143 7295

' '74 VW Sus, AEC007 51495

98-015 Kam Hwy., AIEA * Ph: 487-3811

yo

!79 Ford F100 Pickup. 6 cyl. atilt.. res situp. only 54595 /1171011 '4595 10Y. 0091. aulo. p/s.

sr 050 CLEW MENNI.. 'exdo '79 GRANADAS

5 cy1.1.5. air. SEAL BARGAINS,

PPM BMW .. 82995

'77 Hornet Wagon 6 co. MAO., pow Meng. air CNA a rut buy al 22195 lAYP5S61 12195 '77 OMEGA 240. W /. a. d

aulo lamer daring. air rem paim 1115111 SHARP'

5 real clan

II 895 1995 1111111171 ' 4

2495 6017

'79 MALIBU CLASSIC Stand, wagon silo pa/ pa b. air $7275 SW book

prim /00/1571 83495 '79 FAIRMONT

'00 CHEVY mil %dep. 5 Cy1

well clan 111517371 85495 '78 COROLLA

dr 4 too ANAL 80155015615541 82595

CJ7 4 soda Weer glaring Wide ores. anly D995 5019921 85995 '71 CAMARO

WE BUY CARS FOR CASH TOO!

PEARL HARBOR AMC-JEEP Waipahu 677-0709

WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET

SALES 8 SERVICE

671 -2871 Sew Punic Inc ralgto71,20

1.4.,0111,11,c9,TLASS SUPREME si195 '75 VW BUG 4 tod 5PW508

'75 VW DASHER S/W 400440

178 LTD II )00,5

77 LTD 5.18.1

'78 VW RABBIT Sea AMIN

'75 VW SCIROCCO Aitio NNW

'79 FIAT 128 4 Sod SCAM

'78 FORD FIESTA o pd 111111535

'78 PONTIAC SUNBIRD We 010340

'79 CHU. MONZA SW 4 op! 011437

'78 DATSUN 510 SAV I mul 180371

79 PLY. CHAMP

'78 CORDOBA WYSE

:17 HONDA ACCORD 4C01161

79 AM

LEBARON B/W

'79 CAMARO SEIALINETTA 5111a

$1595 '1895 '1895 '1895 '2195 '2195 '2395 '2395 '2495 '2795 '2895 '2895 $3195

*3495 54095 54995

Amy Mars *CHM hero Cervenn. Celan 01101414111,

Bud PrIa. Nth . 04 MI Fralayse Hwy.

171 MOTORCYCLE SALES II SERVICE

'78 YAMAHA 650 Special. low ml., Cont. tires, quartz light. custom ens 46 hendlebors 51450 VVerhal 2629493 ..... .

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP THESE DEALS' FROM $495.00 used Motor- cycles at Suzuki-We Handle Hawaii 536-7023

'80 YAMAHA. 850 Special 2600 mi. new condition. plexdar- I3n9tZtae. w/helmels 51995

BLUE Moped, excl. shape. just overhauled, best offer. Ph Alan eves, 282.9833-

'77 HONDA 350, good cond.. $900

Ph. 422 -5082. 'BO HONDA CE3750, good condition $2400 Call 833-4823

'81 SUZUKI moped, excl cond.. basket $400 Call 833- 1737 after 4 p rn

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP THESE DEALS. FROM $495.00 used Motor- cycles at Suzuki - We Handle Hawaii 538-7023

'81 SUZUKI 550L, low mileage excl. cond. w/extras $2000. 254-1075 alter 5 p.m.

Going to OREGON to buy a new car or

pickup? cont.). t

ROBERTS & REDFIELD PORTLAND

IA OW price VII, arJ loll information

ANY MAKE- ANY MODEL Dehvered road leafed or

Portland forma:tonal 5llp0, ROBERTS & REDFIELD

Sults 8102 E 82nd

Penland. Oregon

87225 MGM 257-0551

Convenienlly located jell 3 minutes from Airport

PRICE BUST

'74 HORNET Slab. Wagon 01100381 5682

'74 MONTE CARLO auto. trans. ;a /s 00. pram 5982

'73 DATSUN 4 O. auto 1 all 1111110881 51182

'75 CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN p s. 4.5..10 trans

18042911 '1882 '75 DASHER 4 Or. auto. 4-001 15619801 '1882 '77 GRANADA 2 dr. auto. p.a. air 11003351. 1 982 '76 RABBIT 2 dr. auin

191159351 '2582 '80 SUZUKI sails, SI 15152741 '3182 '79 LUV P/U 4..0 165000. 1101 '3682 '79 MALIBU CLASSIC 407 lull Par air 15.158561 '3782

,'79 '79 NOVA Coupe

" 'L" J ' i'3982 '79 CAMARO Z-28

dr anic ca Vh 151171 56482

SALE GOOD THRU Feb. 17-Feb. 23

SERVICE MOTORS

.n the flp of Wahiawa

622-4195 OPEN SUNDAY

IA Onlion d StruocculIC Inc I

.414441/41444.

175 VANS. CAMPERS, JEEPS 176 MOOS FOR SALE

FOUR 1/4 ton JEEP trailers! One 3/4 toil trailer, good cond., $500 ea. Call 239-5038.

'80 SUBARU 2 dr 484 4 spd sharp. IKBW8751

$4175 WHOLESALE MOTORS

Nth 1Ha N Hoop mek

82 JEEP. 3/4 ton Flootside camper $700, '78 COUPE Camper. Chuvy step up, $500. Call 261-9075.

BANK REPOSSESSION '77 Chevy Custom van

Loaded Mg lirs/rifna fronl Food lender alarm en 18158981 2475 cab, own sant lea S tic OAC

Repotiessann puce 24389.18. /en possoksion analitapir

WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph 0311227 NM N NImIn Hwy

'17 DODGE 15 passenger Mani-WAgOn BBC181 $3295

Car City 33-3017 AMC

LOTS OF 4x4s

at WHOLESALE MOTORS

PA 5381227 2999 N. 111mIll Hwy

'78 CHEVY 12 passenger Sport Van, auto.. power sleering. radio. air.. 1E1002044

54475 WHOLESALE MOTORS

Ph 836 1777 7599 5 111010 Hwy

TWO 1971 Dodge 500 Vans, ecently overhauled, empty

weight 9,420, gross weight 0,000 lbs. $7000 for both or

offer. Call 523-4501 or 261- 497 ask for Bill.

71 DODGE Van,6cyl .custom wheels. bed. carpet $1500 best oiler Tom 235- 0722.422 -1487

CHEVROLET

'79 CAMARO 228. 32,000 mi. 350 cu.. 4 spd. $5900. Call 254- 2416 or 257-2205 DWH

LEAVING. must sell, '76 PACER, good cond. new radials. $1200 or best offer. Ph '77 MONZA, 242. 422.1086 AFD827 $18145

Car City 033.3017

AUDI '73 AUDI 100 LS. air. aulo .

sunroof. landau top. like new. sacrilire 81800 Call 262 -4075

AUSTIN 59 AUSTIN Healy, Bugeye good cond.. rebuilt engpine headers. rims 53000 488-4502

BUICK '78 BUICK Skyhawk. p/s, p/b. 39,000 mi V6. 4 sect. $2700 254-4116. alter 4 p m., 257- 2009

'72 MALIBU 350 $700 '78 DODGE Colt automatic

$2500. 262-5165 alter 6 p.m.

'89 CHEVY Nova, Factory rebuilt engine. Dependable, asking $900. Call 281-1240.

'70 CORVETTE Auto., T-lop, excellent cond., $9000.

Call 247-1991 eves

'75 MONZA 2+2 Hatchback. auto.. power steering. air cond.. AM/FM lope. clean. 10005101.

$2175 WHOLESALE MOTORS

8361722 2999 N. NW/ Hwy.

DID YOU GET A GREAT HONDA DEAL??? - SHOW US - WE'LL BEAT IT!! *.

SEE US LAST!

511.000411 it IP 1

Honda Prelude Sport Coupe

.

Any Reasonable offer Accepted

THIS SHIPMENT MUST GO!!!

ANOTHER SHIPMENT NEXT MONTH!

Honda Accord 4-0oor Sedan

Honda CIVIC 1300 Hatchback

' On Legitimate Retail Sales Only

To Honda of Viraipahu authofized ules, service, parts

"You'don't really have a Honda'filyou have a TONY HONDA Konda

93-081 Farrington Highway. Phone: 671-1761

ALL CARS INCLUDE 18 mos. or 18,000 mi. WARRANTY. ALSO ON PREFERRED

CARS 40 mos. or 40,000 mi. WARRANTY SALE ENDS FEB. 23

'76 MUSTANG 2 dr., automatic, sunroof, 6 cyl., air conditioner AYX266

'79 TOYOTA 2 dr., radio, 4 spd., rustproofed KBF180

'79 DATSUN 210 wagon, automatic, roofrack, radio MEA016

'79 GRANADA 6 cyl., automatic, air conditioner, 4 dr., radio HEA750

'79 AMC Spirit 6 cyl., power steering, 4 spd. radio, Hatchback, low miles HiC2111

'80 HORIZON Automatic, 4 dr., air conditioner, radio MDB810

'79 COUGAR 2 dr., automatic, power, air conditioner, split seats, tilt wheel BAU9S7

$3995

$2895

$3695

$3795

$2995

$4595

$3895

'79 VW 9 passenger bus, automatic, air conditioner, low miles BRW076 $6695 '80 TOYOTA Corolla $3995 4 dr., automatic, radio HEC299

'78 CHEVY Blazer Automatic, power steering, AM/FM bucket seats, low miles KCN5S6

'80 TOYOTA Tercel Automatic, 2 dr., radio HEC297

'80 ZEPHYR 4 dr., automatic, air conditioner, 6 cyl., KBFS91

$5895

$3795

$4495

'80 MAZDA RX7 GS Sport coupe, air conditioner, 5 spd.,

AM/FM, sunroof

$8995

Open Everyday at 1005 Dillingham Blvd.

FINANCING AVAILABLE Ph: 8414261

Makal of Honolulu Community College

WI TAKE TIADIS

DESPERATE

Need clean small car. WIII pay over top US.

WHOLESALE MOTORS 20119 1110111 Hwy 836-1222

SPECIALS '75 DODGE

04117. sporl cps, auto.. power steering. 111002281

9295 '76 AMC

GREMLIN. 2 dr. auto

9395 IAA001 II

'76 DODGE ASPEN. 4 dr. auto.. power steer - no / brakes .sair/66. [ACC 1 491

'77 CHEV MONZA. 2 dr.. "4." autg power

steering. 114a IN INEV5I

'78 HONDA. CVCC CIVIC. 2 dr.. 5 spd..

MIT902I

83395 '79 HONDA

Cla ACCORD. 4 dr.. 5 spd..

power steering

5 1130S8261

8549 '79 CHEV

MONTE CARLO hdip. cps. "8." auto. power steering/brakes.

air cond..

7IBPY7621 8495 '76 DODGE

ASPEN 4 dr.. auto. power steer- Ing/brakes. air cond.. lACCI481

81795 '78 TOYOTA

FUCA 'Aback 01.2 drama.. ower steering. aircond.IBEV51131

84895

TOYOTA CITY 848-1811

2310 Kern Hwy. Division 01 Servco PaCIfic Inc

/VOLVO \ HAWAII PRE-OWNED AUTO- MOBILES FINANCING EXPERTS ON DUTY

9 AM to 9 PM We Will Buy your Prestige or Sports Car!

'74 DODGE DEMON Mans. 4 spd . headers. very last. A SHARP CARI

IAJU Onl

0041

$2495

'76 DATSUN PICKUP Auto.. maga. sliding rear gloss. Only 31.000 miles. A TRUE SPORTS TRUCK! 11737051 55$ '77 CHEVY Scottsdale Yr ton pickup. Only 30,000 milest 6-cyl.. new paint. SEE TO

BELIEVE/ (V4678; SS '76 VOLVO 264 station wagon. air.. auto., AM/FM. 18 monlh- 18 mile warranty availhle. A SMART INVESTMENT! (AGE4231 55$ '78 DASHER Station wagon. 4-dr.. auto.. economical. A FINE CAR

FOR A LARGE FAMILY OR

BUSINESS. Only 03995

'73 COROLLA Auto.. AM/FM stereo-laps 2-dr.. hatchback. LOW MILES! EXTRA CLEAN!

1IV50351 55$

13 VW Super Bug "uns excellent. Price d at

Only 81975

'76 MUSTANG 4-spd., maps. snarly yellow. black accent stripes. IA 0S13751 SS$

'79 MGB A Black Beauty wllh Chrome Maps. Stereo castelte. Excellent cond., Only 8600 miles

16882121 $55 '74 PORSCHE 914 Sporty black with gold trim, 5-spd.. air.. 2 litre, rear spoiler. A TRUE

SPORTS CARI

IPP1 gm $55 '77 124 FIAT SPYDER Classic white with red Interior. Luggage rack. roll bar 5spd SEE ITI DRIVE ITI TOUT( LOVE ITI

I8163221 55$ '75 RABBIT lIck, new

paint

Only 01595 Porta Dept In open on Saturday from 9:08 I OA

18 month/ 18,000 mils warranty

Available All eons WOO to print file

Jim Slemons IMPORTS

118-075 Kam Hwy.,

Alegi

OppOella Pearlrldpe

48'...2-21214,1

LEX BRODIE MICHELIN

TI RE

SAVE UP TO

35% Prices Firm Until

February 28, 1982

Meese Read Notes)

MICHELIN PREMIUM STEEL

RADIALS Popular Sizes Regular

Ore Exchange Our Sale

s. PrIce PrIce 15513 6.11 5 70.00 145.75

ISSN W/W 117.50 66.75

205/75.15 W/14125.25 71.50 21515 16W 116.50 85.50

MICHELIN X

PREMIUM STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS

(Close-out Prices)

19514 11500 12.50 20514 120.75 7450 21514 130.25 81.25 20515 131.25 82.00

MICHELIN X

PREMIUM STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS

587013 10150 71.50

0878-14 110.75 73.00 0470-14 11175 74.50

667614 117.75 7525 0177014 137.25 93.00 185-15 a W 11525 77.15

G11711.15 130.75 WOO 11476.15 135.00 91.75

MICHEUN 'P' METRIC PREMIUM STEEL

RADIAL WHITEWALLS PIGS 7513 82.50 52.00 P175/7513 91.75 58.75 P175/75.14 49.75 64.75 P185/75-14 110.00 72,50 P19575-14 115.50 76.75 P2051514 123.25 82.50 P215'75-14 128.25 86.25

MICHELIN 02X PREMIUM STEEL

RADIAL BLACKWALLS 31.75 4125 5175 39.00 52.75 4550 5550 62.00 67.50 52.75 5650 119.00

145.10 52.25 15512 66.50 15512 W/W 79.75 145-13 61.25 16513 78.50 15514 74.50 16514 82.00 17114 90.00 18514 97.00 15515 78.50 16515 67.00 17515 Sale 0/0123.75

MICHELIN XZX

PREMIUM STEEL Radial 70 Blackwalls

175/7013 84.50 57.50 185/7613 93.50 64.75 1857014 99.75 69.75

MICHELIN SOS

PREMIUM STEEL RADIAL 70 BLACKWALLS 18570.13 123.50 95.00 185/70-14 132.00 102.25 195/7614 13150 107.75 205`7014 147.75 11550 0.er Wes else "Ada..

IMPORTED STEEL RADIAL BLACKWALLS

15512 50.50 32.25 14$.13 62.00 37.75 75513 63.50 33.25 16513 70.25 35.75 175-13 70.25 37.75 175.14 78.75 3175 185.15 76.50 3175

IMPORTED STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS

155-13 69.75 3550 16513 77.25 3815 17513 7735 40.25

175.14 86.75 41.75 15514 89.25 42.75 16515 66.50 4115

IMPORTED STEEL RADIAL 70 BLACKWALLS

165/7613 76.50 38.00 175/7613 78.00 3850 185/70-13 85.25 41.25 185/7614 5850 42.50 195/7014 9350 44.25

IMPORTED STEEL P SERIES WHITEWALLS' 155/7514 195/7544 205/75.14 215/75-14 11470-14 195/7515 205/75-15 215/7515 225/75.15 To. Ores

90.00 9550

101.00 111.50 111.75 100.00 107.25 117.00 122.25

40.00 45.00 4700 50.75 50.75 46.50 45.25 51.00 54.75

NATIONAL 2+2 WHITEWALLS BELTED BIAS PLY (Close-out Prices)

47613 49.75 C711-13 54.50 071414 55.00 071114 56.00 F7614 60.75 07614 6115 076.15 64.00

29.75 33.50 34.00 34.75 3150 40.50 41.25

NATIONAL 4 PLY WHITEWALLS

471-13 43.50 24.75 57613 48.50 27.25 C78-14 46.00 25.50 17614 50.75 30.50 375.14 53.50 32.75 07914 55.25 3425 8711.14 59.25 37,50 55015 50.75 30.50 00615 55.25 34.25 07415 5800 3950 07115 50.75 3910 /7915 84.75 41,76 Olbea elms else 54416919

011w Pm alseav514515.

INote These are no service prices for outer ,,lend and over -tile- counts sale. Air treiphr Charges for ithaprnen1 to outer Islands mutt be lidded Oahu car owners who desire ...emus add Sill 00 per free for mounting. balancing. weigh% valve stems and back-up service There Is an extra charge Ion alignment Fed Ex Tax mu. he /added 11 02.8611 Milt Hew. 4% End. Tax Easy OW plan available visa and Master Chars" Card. ern entepled ShOuld we run out of MoCk we will give you raincheck good for 30 Wye woodland Mote Remo being closed-out

Phase Eh For An appisteatt

SAVE MIE

FAST OAS Rpisr 14.11deter 11.37/gal. Ibleadwl 17.11/19e. SI 414,41. Pemagel 331/1114n 51.47/gal, Nair Ilea, wily. Men are 1141 la &eery

.z

LEX BRODIE'S Nona,. Phone Ile

/Or Ounon II Weipanu Mane 871.458?

Nat Gern Sore

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CHEVROLET

--rig V 1-71= Black. T lop. auto power steering. door locks 8 wIndOWS air. AM/FM rape stereo. more sharp 18684171 $9775

WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph 838 12227999 PI KWh Hwy

DATSUN '73 DATSUN 240Z, white, 4 spd . maga, good cond . clean, $3400/of ler. 689-7533

'73 2402, new clutch, new struts, newly reupholstered excl. cond., $3700/offer. Ph 257-3597 days, 839.1653 eves

II '80 9210 2 dr.. auto., radio. heater. clean, 1MRE2761

52975

WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph 836.1222 2999 PI PPM: they.

DODGE '67 DODGE Darl, 4 door.

6 cylinder, automatic, front damage $125. 262-0197

74 DODGE DEMON, Mags, 4 spd., headers, very fast. A SHARP CAR! (AJU004) Only

48497-

5 Jim Slemons Imports $27974

'77 DODGE 9 passenger station wagon BDE606 $1495. Car City 833-3017

FIAT FORD HONDA MERCUR Y '77 124 FIAT SPYDER, Classic white with red interior. Luggage

'gilli/rEopiT)."41t1PLdL LOVE Ill IBF03221 Jim Shonons Imports 487-7974

'76 SPORT Spider 124, convertible. new tires and brakes. AM/FM radio. had reg maint good condition FUN CAR, $3998 firm Ph 235.5881 or 949-1385, Lois

FORD Ask for Janne, George

4-dr. '78 GRANADA

732I1A Great Family Car Emilie Interior. Super Running condition E nellent financing terms CALL NOW $2295 tex A Its

Don Lucas Honda 45-671 Nam

Kaneohe 247-8544

'76 MUSTANG, 4 sod., mags sporty yellow, black ocean stripes. (ADS675) 'Jim Slomons Imports 487-7974

'74 PINTO, 4 sod., radio BJB750 $695

Car City 833-3017

'67 MUSTANG, 6300

Ph 422-5082

'73 MUSTANG convertitow one of the last manufactured A classic. in great shape Deep green w/while interior top Power steering. power brakes 8 cyl but can gel nearly 20 mpg Wire wheels S3700 or best offer Call Ken 235-8567 or 235-5881

BANK REPOSSESSION

'78 T-811113, 2 Or lummoully mat Om. 18181821 5175 oat down peel tax A lie OAC

Repossession price 63881.15. See repostession Mar.

WHOLESALE MOTORS 8381222 2999 N Mello Rey

'80 MUSTANG Aule. power sleeting air cord.. stereo. vinyl lop. Sunroof. sharp, (M084571

54975 watantraf MOTORS

Ph 6381777 2999 N Rime Nay

'78 FORD Mustang. T-to a/c. p/b, great cond.! $3p. 800.

Days 526-1711, eves 247-5152 ask for Gary

'81 FAIRMONT Wagon, 6 W. auto.. power Steering. MT. stereo, rool rack. clean. 11113W807j

$6475 WHOLESALE MOTORS

Ph 638 1722 2919 N 1110117 Hwy

HONDA

SELLING YOUR HONDA?

-WE CAN SELL IT FOR YOU AT YOUR PRICE FOR ONLY 10% Commission. Payable alter sold, No charge II net sold. Preferred Motor Cars. Ltd.

538-1136

r"

Ask ter JOHN OR GEORGE

5 - '77 HONDA

11.13F.P!!?,11.,'!... Ileoending on At.ceseories

SP 2/55 A P 146 2069 A

71i4 A ?MA Don Lucas Honda

45-671 Cam Hwy. Kaneohe 2478544

MAZDA

SELLING YOUR MAZDA?

WE CAN SELL IT FOR YOU AT

YOUR PRICE FOR ONLY ITR, Commission. Payable alter sold. No charge II not sold.

Preferred Motor Carl. Lld

538-1136

When You Ask the Right People

You Get the Right Car

'79 SUBARU DL 4dr.. auk). trans.. radio.

$785 below retail bluebook 18A81091

53295

'71 CHEVY 2-dr.. L00E1112.18088661. A small Investment far a

dependable car.

$995

'75 CORDOBA Automatic IPPON]

9895

- '80 YAMAHA Motorcycle 650 Special

1755XBA1

51695

'74 BUICK CENTURY

2 -dr.. auto.. good transportation 10080281

$995 '73 MUSTANG

New paint. mig wheels. auto.

180C2861'

51995

'74 MONTE CARLO 2-dr.. aulo.. A GREAT DEAL' SEE US SOON! 1966 8181

9495

'78 MARK 'V Fully equipped. Includes sunrool. $15130 below

retail bluebook 1ANX8791

56895 SPECIALIZING IN 100% FINANCING FOR

MILITARY UPON APPROVED CREDIT All units subject lo prior sale

DATSUN OF WAHIAWA

714\ \ Phone 621-0761 1912 Wilikina Drive

BUY OR LEASE

'82 MAZDAS RX7,626. & GLC

Irom $5349. Hawaii's Oldest Mazda Dealer

WHOLESALE MOTORS

8361222 2999 N. Nimita Hwy.

BANK REPOSSESSION

18 111708. auto. stereo, air..

memo'. alloy wheels. stripes.

sharp 10007131 9375 cash down Ryon lax 11c. 040. Repossession price 6735815.

WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph 8381222 2999 N. akar Hwy.

"COST SAVER" TUNE-UP

4 Cyl. Engine Toyota NOW ONLY $29.95 plus tax

INCLUDES: Replace spark plugs, points, and condensers fwith genuine Toyota parts), adjust dwell and timing, adjust alrfuel mixture and idle, service air cleaner and check engine compression. GOOD TIL FEB. 2: 19

KAILUA TOYOTA SERVICE DEPT..110B BONIFACIO

OPEN MON.-FRI. 7:15 AM to 6:00 PM CALL FOR APPOINTMENT

105 Oneawa, Kailua 261-0878

'77 MERCURY XR7 w/Landau roof, power windows. a/c. AM/FM, tape, immac 838- 0867, 836-7362 Thur-Sun 7-9

m

OLDSMOBILE

February 17, 1982 Classified TV

SUBARU TOYOTA

'77 OLDS Cutlass, 2dr . landau top, AM/FM 8 track, air, power windows/brakes, auto nod cond 92800 261-8344 alter 5 p.m

'75 MERCURY Cougar, free 8 clear in exchange for later model car w/monthly pay lets rile approx $200 Call

955-4402 hr 732-7598

'75 MONTEGO 9 passenger wagon. w/only 32.220 ml.. clean. 18082991

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Spirit of competition keeps leatherneck running "How far I can run is

like how far is up," said Gunnery Sergeant H.P. "Buzz" Baer, 45, a running enthusiast for as long as he can remember.

lie was termed a "blue baby" (an infant with a bluish tint, usually from a heart defect) when he was born. For most of his childhood he was not allowed to participate in many sports. He was six when he joined the YMCA and won his first 50-yard dash.

THAT WAS the beginning of a running career that many people would consider an obsession. Today, the Macon, Ga. native has logged more than 18,000 miles on this station alone and plans to run another 2,000 before he retires from active duty April 30.

Athletics have been a major part of his adult life. Throughout high school he played baseball, tennis, golf, badminton, football and basketball. "Just name a sport," said GySgt Baer, "I've participated in just about all of them."

In February 1961, he enlisted in the Marine

Corps. For GySgt Baer, the Corps was the perfect place to prove and improve his running abilities. Before the current three-phase physical fitness test was adopted by the Marine Corps, Marines 11, re required to complete five-phase physical fitness test.

THE TEST in- cluded a 20-foot rope climb, 60 step-ups, a 125-yard 'advance by fire and maneuver', a 50-yard evacuation and finished with a three-mile run. The test usually took more than an hour to complete and many Marines rested be- tween events. In July 1964, while stationed at MCAS Cherry Point, N.C., Baer finished the test in 32:14 with no breaks, wearing a full combat pack.

In April 1978, he added a twist to the current PFT by runn- ing the three miles backwards. He finish- ed the run in 32:18. "I did it for my birthday," said GySgt Baer.

He ran his first marathon in December 1975. "Somebody asked me if I wanted to

run the Honolulu Marathon," explained GySgt Baer. "I asked him how far it was and when he said it was 26 miles, I told him he must be crazy." The "Gunny" spent three and a half months training for the I lonolulu Marathon and finished 360 out of 706 entrants, in a time of 4:95:28.

"I RUN THREE to four miles every day and about 20 on the weekends," he said. "I work for long, slow distance, not speed."

While in the Marine Corps, GySgt liner has been on three All- Marine tennis teams and two All-Marine softball teams. lie has ilso run 15 marathons

and five ultramara thons including the 53- mile, 856-yard run from London to Brigh- ton, England last September. He finish- ed the run in less than nine hours.

The wall, a pheno- menon many mara- thoners encounter near the end of the race, does not seem to bother GySgt Baer.

"There is a wall,- he said. "It's physcholo- gical for some people and physiological for others."

According to the "Gunny," he gets around the wall by preparing for it with a special diet altd training. Six days before a big run, he goes on a three-day diet of modified protein

including cheese, peanuts, seeds and eggs. Then for the last three days he fills up on carbohydrates like pizza, lasagna and beer.

ON THE DAY of the race, he claims he can run for up to 20 miles without his body needing anything. It is at this point that many

RUNNING BAER - Gunnery Sergeant 11.1'. "Buzz" every day, during lunch, and 20 miles a day on the Baer runs past his work section at the 1st Battalion, weekends. (Photo by Sgt Chris Taylor) 12th Marines Regiment. He runs three to four miles

runners hit the wall, but GySgt Baer com- bats it by drinking defizzed coke, diluted half-and-half with water while he is running. According to GySgt Baer, this give his slight frame enough energy to "physically maintain and not hit whatever the wall is." He also claims to eat a lot of fresh fruits and avoids too much salt.

It has not always been easy for him to run. "When I started, I had to put my mind away from the pain," he said. "I would write poetry in my mind, study, design houses and paint pictures in my mind.

"I've gone through the pain and I don't need that kind of alternative to run today. Today, I'm seeking a runner's high," said GySgt Baer, his energetic personality pouring ,ut in a voice that still

has a hint of his southern ancestry. "I get into the fluid motion of my body and listen to what it's telling me."

EXCEPT FOR A short tour on Okinawa in 1978, Baer has been

stationed here since 1973. During that time he has worked as the assistant communica. tion chief and S-5 officer 3d Marines and as the Communica- tions Chief for 2d Battalion, 3d Marines. He also worked as the Noncommissioned Of- jeer in Charge of the Joint Education Center and as the Chief Inspector and Education Specialist for the Counseling and Assistance Center. GySgt Baer is pre sently the operations chief and education officer for 1st Bat- talion, 12th Marines.

Once he leaves the Marine Corps, the pressure to remain in top physical condition will no longer be there. However, GySgt Baer doesn't plan to stop running. "I will probably go until my legs give out," he said positively. He will represent the Marine Corps for the last time when he runs the 50- mile Hawaii State Championship at Schofield Barracks in March.

"It's the spirit of competition that keeps me going," said Baer, "and besides it's healthy."

See your Career Planner You'll get straight talk. Answers to your questions. And a fair look at all the Corps has to offer

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You can count on the Corps.

To deliver. In the Corps, you don't have to worry about a big medical

bill when your child is delivered. Because low-cost medical care is available for the entire family. Plus you don't even have to pay insurance premiums for this coverage. Now what civilian job can offer that? It's just one of the advantages a Marine family has. When you add up security and pride in the Corps, medicpl, educational, retirement and other benefits, you've got some good reasons to...

Stay Marine. r-,

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