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UL. 12 NO. 19 KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII. MAY 11, 1983

01_,E IN THE WALL GANG? - People driving past the Bank of .iawaii this past week may have taken second glances at the "hole in the wall" in, the bank. No, it was not a return of the famous "Hole in the Wall Gang," but new construction for "The Bank Machine." The walk-up teller service is scheduled to be in operation June 1. (Photo by SSgt W.S. Saunders)

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Corps begins "houseclean,irtg"efforts by GySgt C.D. Gilbert

As the Marine Corps tAkes another turn on the quality-screw, the majority of Marines are beginning to sing, "Put another discharge in the typewriter ... and take a closer look at his S-R-13- if you find that he can't cut it . . .

make sure he hits the streets within a week . . . "

A few Marines, who have not measured up to the expected standards of character and self discipline, are finding the tune distasteful. And, ALMAR 097-83 made it clear that no water would he provided to make it more palatable or easier to swallow. It stated: " ... there are some individuals who are not fit to serve. They tarnish our hard-earned reputation and divert the attention of their leaders from the principal objective of establishing and maintaining unit effective- ness."

Marines fill void at airport -tory and photo y Sgt Inez J. Stoner

"We weren't the first to land but ie're certainly the last to leave,"

said Gunnery Sergeant Larry 'fartin, one of two Marine air iffic controllers working at inolulu International Airport.

,Since November 1981, Martin and Staff Sergeant Steve Swanson have been helping to fill he void caused by the 'ofessional Air Traffic Control 'ganization strike in August of

Lat year. Five Navy air traffic ontrollers arrived there three

nonths before the Marines but have since left. Martin and Swanson will return to their positions with Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron in June.

"It's been a real experience," ;aid Swanson, a Marine air traffic .on troller for nearly 11 years.

The two Marines were selected by SOMS to assist during the critical period following the historic strike. Forty-four of the 48 air traffic controllers working at Honolulu International walked out on their jobs durng the strike. Military air traffic controllers :tore called in to help for periods of

ap to a year, however, the contract on Martin and Swanson was extended to June 30, due to the critical shortage still experienced at the Honolulu airport.

"I'm looking forward to going back to Kaneohe," said Martin, a Marine air traffic controller for 11 years. "But it's going to be hard to readjust. Going from here ,Honolulu) to there is going to be almost boring," he continued. 'Working in a place like this is

what air traffic controlling is all about."

Martin and Swanson, along with 28 civilian air traffic controllers, are responsible for more than 1,000 take-offs and landings at Honolulu Interna- tional every day. The commercial, military and priVate airplanes use four runways there; compared to only one runway at the air station.

"We were skeptical at first about the quality and caliber of the air traffic controllers we would be getting from the military," said Honolulu International's assistant air traffic manager, John Olsen. "But I believe we received the cream of the crop with Larry and Steve. They have established themselves as real professionals."

When the military air traffic controllers arrived to replace the striking controllers, there was some concern about crossing the picket lines. But according to Martin and Swanson, they had very little trouble. "There was no animosity from the other air traffic controllers," said Swanson. "We've had a really good rapport since day one," added Martin.

Having worked with only military aircraft since enlisting in the Marine Corps, both Marines found working at one of the busiest airports in the country quite a challenge. "This is a difficult airport to work," said Martin. Swanson added, "There's a big mix of commerical, military and private aircraft here and it's hard to thread the slower moving traffic in with the faster jets."

USS Bolster says Aloha PEARL HARBOR - An institution among

Pearl Harbor-based ships will leave behind a little more than its wake as it sails from Hawaii tomorrow to join the Naval Reserve Fleet in Long Beach, Calif.

The salvage ship USS Bolster (ARS-38) :arries the distinction of being homeported in .lawaii longer than any other Pearl Harbor ship and will leave a proud mark on the islands after its 36 years of faithful service.

Commissioned in May 1945, the Bolster served in Japanese and Philippine waters before making Pearl Harbor its permanent bomeport in September 1947.

During the many years at Pearl Harbor, the Bolster participated in the Korean War and Vietnam conflict, earning numerous awards and decorations for the ship's outstanding efforts.

During the ship's tenure at Pearl Harbor, the Bolster has provided the Pacific Fleet with rescue, salvage and towing services worthy of the ship's name which means `hold up and maintain.'

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"It was really scary at first," said Martin. "When I came here I thought to myself, can I really do this? But there's a great satisfaction knowing that I can."

While serving at the civilian airport the military air traffic controllers were provided with as many benefits as possible, according to Olson, including time off and leave. In addition, several times a year, they were offered the opportunity to ride in the cockpit of commercial airlines. These flight familiariations allowed the controllers to observe pilot techniques and gain a better understanding of both the pilots' and the air traffic controllers' jobs.

It is not always easy for Marines to work exclusively with civilians and still maintain their identity as Marines. Martin and Swanson continued to wear their uniforms while storking with the civilians at the airport. "You know, for being away from the Marine Corps for so long, we have still maintained our Marine Corps image," said Martin with obvious pride.

"I was excited about coming here and I was glad that I was one of the few picked to represent the Marine Corps," said Swanson, "but I'm glad to be going'back to Kaneohe."

After more than a year and a half, the two Marines will leave behind the civilian 747s and DC- 10s and return to the air station to control the take-offs and landings of Marine Corps helicopters and fighter/attack aircraft.

The ALMAR is designed to rid the Corps of substandard performers by placing a special one-time emphasis on existing policies. It is directed primarily toward those with less than six years of service and more than 60 days at their present unit.

It calls on commanders to screen the records of all Marines in that category "to identify those whose records 'reveal substandard performance" and process them for discharge. "Particularly close attention should be given to incidents of disrespect for military or civil authority, disobedience of orders and assault," the ALMAR states.

"Additionally, repeated offenses of any nature should be weighed heavily in determining whether or not to permit the individual to continue as a Marine."

Poor performers, however, aren't being railroaded out of the Corps. The basis for discharge

requires specific counseling for Marines before initiation of discharge proceedings. Counsel- ing must be documented in the individual's service record book and includes the following: written notification of deficien- cies; specific recommendations for corrective actions, including assistance available; explanation of the consequences of the Marine's failure to take corrective action; and reasonable opportunity to take recommended corrective action. Once counseled, individuals who fail to demon- strate improvement after 30 days will be processed for separation.

Although the ALMAR is directed primarily at those with less than six years service, no stone will be left unturned during the Corps' present "house cleaning" efforts, according to First Lieutenant Mark Burger, Joint Career Planning Officer here.

"The Corps is cleaning house

AT THE CONTROLS - Staff Sergeant Steve Swanson, and Gunnery Sergeant Larry Martin work the controls at the air traffic control tower, Honolulu International Airport. The Marines began working at the airport following the august 1981 Professional Air Traffic Control Organization strike.

from bottom to top," Burger said, "from private to high ranking officers. It used to be that we had to beg, borrow or steal for Marines, but now people are heating down the door."

And Chief of Staff for Recruiting, Colonel Earl Piper is more optimistic about the recruitment of the brightest of America's young. "We are anticipating that as of Sept. 30, we will have more than 90 percent high school graduates," he said.

Today's recruits ,are fast learners according to the Commandant.; "The average GT for a 74-man platoon is 112," General Barrow said during his visit here. "When they come to you, what are you going to do with them?" he challenged.

The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General Robert H. Barrow, had an answer. "Don't reenlist the people who can't handle it."

"We need smart people in the infantry, too," he said. "Dummies can get you killed."

Admin school opens tomorrow

An administrative school is scheduled to open here tomorrow. it will be located in the Administrative Assistance Unit of building 224.

All brigade, station and Camp Smith personnel currently filling an administrative billet and who are sergeants and below are eligible to attend.

"There is a lot of personnel turnover in the units, and -because of that the continuity of knowledge is sometimes lost," said Staff Sergeant Will Compton, AAU's unit diary inspector. "By having a formal school we hope to bring the administrative sections to a more efficient level."

Two courses will initially be offered at the school, according to Master Sergeant Anthony Kanzic, AAU noncommissioned officer-in- charge.

A One Thousand Files and Directive course with eight subcourses and a visual Audit Course will be offered. The courses will be held four hours a week for three weeks.

"The Files and Directives Course was organized because, as unit administrative inspectors, we find wide discrepancies in files, and although we see that it's corrected, we often find the same errors when we inspect again," said Kanzic. "We felt that it would be beneficial to the personnel in administrative billets to attend a formal course."

The school has been on the drawing board for a few months. "A lesson plan was first organized by the AAU staff and submitted to Fleet Marine Force Pacific for approval. After approval was received, a class schedule was arranged and everything was set for the school to open," said Compton.

AAU presently has a list of people to attend the school. Hut because lass size is limited to 12, not everyone will be able to attend the first session, Kenzie said.

"Although the school is primarily fur sergeants and below, if staff noncommissioned officers and officers display interest, a course could he organized for them, said Kanzic.

For more information contact the AAU offie,! at 257-2844 or 2538.

Crime Prevention Week designated aboard air station Cpl Lorraine Copeland

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." An old cliche? Yes, but it's a philosophy worth thinking about during Crime Prevention Week here, according to Sergeant David Watson of the Provost Marshal's Office.

May 16-20 has been designated as Crime Prevention Week aboard the air station by Colonel C.D. Robinson, station commanding officer.

"The week is basically to make the community aware of steps they can take to avoid becoming a victime of crime, said Watson.

The Crime Prevention Section of PMO is encouraging everyone to lock up their valuables, report

Larceny can be prevented by removing the opportunity for a

would-be thief, according to Watson.

"Keep an honest person honest by marking your valuables and maintaining a list describing them. Include serial numbers, model numbers and any other distinguishing characteristics," said WAtson.

To help with the task, engraving equipment is available throughout the year at PMO.

During Crime Prevention Week, military police will he at designated areas throughout the air station to mark valuables. This is in conjunction with the Operation Identification Pro- gram, which encourages residents to bring mobile toys, bicycles and mopeds to be marked and registered by PMO.

Also during the week, PMO is sponsoring a Law Enforcement

Explorer Program which is designed to provide law enforcement-minded teenagers with a background in their chosen field through hands-on education.

In addition, the "youth and adult ride along" program, aimed at familiarizing the community with law enforcement procedures through active participation with the military police, is accepting interested people, according to PMO. Call PMO for an appointment or information.

"Each year during Crime Prevention Week, we learn a little more about how to attack the problems of crime," Watson said. "This is accomplished mainly through the input of residents and exchanging ideas and information."

Statistics compiled by PMO for the first three months of 1983 indicate an 11 percent decrease in

reported properly crimes compared with t lie same.period in 1982.

Further statistics show that 68 percent of reported thefts involved property that was unlocked. Of the total number of reported thefts, 30 percent occurred in the barracks areas, accordin gto PMO.

"Crimes have shown a continued downward trend reflective of the community's awareness and involvement. We should be proud of this trend, but we can't become complacent," said WAtson.

During Crime Prevention Week and throughout the remainder of the year, the public is encouraged to call PMO's Crime Prevention Section at 257-2103 or 2104, to set up an appointment for home security inspections and to obtain more information on crime prevention.

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Sergeant David A. Sanders, Station Operations and Mainten- ance Squadron, MCAS Kaneohe Bay, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of unauthorized absence from Jan. 4 to Feb. 3, 1983.

He was sentenced to forfeiture of $100 pay per month for three months, reduction to corporal and restriction for 15 days.

Lance Corporal Mark A. Smith, Brigade Service Support Group, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted at trial by special court- martial of assault by offering to

cut another person in the chest or throat with a means likely to produce grievous bodily harm; a knife.

He was sentenced to fifteen days confinement at hard labor, and forfeiture of $50 pay per month for six months.

Lance Corporal Rocky Torres, Headquarters and Service Company, Camp H.M. Smith, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of disobedience of a lawful order; larceny of $120; and failure to go at the time prescribed to his appointed place of duty.

He was sentenced to five months confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of $380 pay per month for five months and reduction to private. Private First Class Billy W.

Jackson Jr., 1st Battalion, 12th Marines, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted at trial by special court- martial of four specifications of failing to go to his appointed place of duty; disobedience of a lawful command from a commissioned officer: and being disrespectful in language to a sergeant.

He was sentenced to 45 days confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of $350 pay per month for two months, reduction to private and a bad-conduct discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps.

Private First Class Richard 0. Danner III, 2nd Battalion; 3d Marines, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted at trial by special court- martial of unauthorized absence from Jan. 21 to Feb. 27, 1983;

missing a movement, through design; wrongful possession, sale and transfer of 2.89 grams of marijuana; and wrongful possession, sale and transfer of 4.43 grams of marijuana.

He was sentenced to five months confinement at hard labor, reduction 03 private, and a bad-conduct discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps.

Lance Corporal Jeffrey J. Jorden, 3d Battalion, 3d Marines, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted at trial by special court- martial of dereliction of duty by quitting his .post before being properly relieved; suffering, through neglect, the damage of a field safe; and wrongful possession of marijuana.

He was sentenced to two months confinement at hard labor. forfeiture of $250 pay per month for two months, reduction to private and a had-conduct discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps.

At-a-glance Hickam classes

The University of Oklahoma Advanced Programs offers fully accredited graduate degree programs in Public Administra- tion or Managerial Economics. All classes are taught on a short term basis at Hickam Air Force Base by the Graduate faculty of Oklahoma.

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courses will be offered during the summer trimester: May 15-21, Econ 4353 & P Sc 4353 Public Finance; June 5-1 1 , P Sc 4193 Functions of Public Management; July 17- 23, P Sc 5143 Program Planning & Evalua- tion; July 31-Aug. 6, Econ 5073 Contem- porary Economic Methods & Analysis; Aug. 14-20, P Sc 4283 The Policy Process in the American Na-

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The museum, which officially opened for the first time May 6, 1978, exhibits 19 fully operational aircraft and includes an "Early Years" exhibit to supplement the large collection of restored World War II aircraft and equipment.

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Food forum

A free forum, presented by the Food and Drug Administra- tion, will be conducted 7:30 p.m., May 18, at Castle Medical Ceri- ter's health education complex, 46-005 Kawa St., third floor, Kaneohe.

David W. Johnson, M.D. will present "Should Drug Com- panies Advertise Directly to Con- sumers?" during the 40 minute forum. Dr. Johnson is the medical officer for the FDA West Coast Division.

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TAKE CHARGE - Lieutenant Colonel R.L. Pollard (left) passes the squadron colors to LtCol R.F. Williams during change of command ceremonies for Marine Air Control Squadron-2. LtCol Williams was the executive officer for MACS-2 before the May 4 ceremony. LtCol Pollard's next assignment will be at Quantico, Va. (Photo by Cpl Pat Lewandowski)

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Navy Nurse Corps marks 75th birthday

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Flying the most lethal weapon ever made... The Blue Thunder Special.

At his fingertips, an infrared camera that can see right through your bedroom walls.

A microphone that can record your most intimate conversations.

And a 20mm electric cannon with six barrels that can turn your neighborhood into a raging inferno.

But he's not headed for a war-torn country.

He'll be cruising the skies of America.

And only one man can stop him from using it on you.

There are currently 14 Navy nurses stationed in Hawaii, four of them working at the Kaneohe Branch Clinic. They are Lieutenant Commanders Carolyn Warren, Nancy Means, Sandra Waskowski and Lieutenant William Aiken.

Originally called the "Sacred Twenty;" the Navy nurses have seen action near the battlefields of both World Wars, Korea and Vietnam. They have served on the high seas and in the Navy hospitals around the world.

In 1965, four Navy nurses received the Purple Heart while serving in Vietnam. They were the first servicewomen to receive the medal, awarded for wounds received in combat. The four nurses were injured when terrorist bombs hit the Naval Hospital in Saigon where they were working at the time.

It was not the first time that

Navy nurses suffered the hardships of war. During World War II, Navy nurses captured in the South Pacific spent 37 months in Japanese prisoner-of-war camps and survived in spite of starvation and disease.

In 1965, in an act as revolutionary as the first female nurses joining the Navy ranks, five males joined the Navy Nurse Corps. Today, male nurses make up 25 percent of the nurse corps strength.

As for the future of the Navy Nurse Corps, according to LtCdr Means, nurse in charge of the Pediatric Clinic here, that depends a lot on the people in charge. "I think in the future, we'll see at least male nurses on the ships and possibly females, too," said Means. "I think it's great. If I wasn't married, I'd be one of the first to go." Means, who joined the Navy Nurse Corps at the suggestion of a friend, has served 11 years in the nurse corps and plans to make it her career.

The first woman in the Navy to be promoted to flag rank was Rear Adm. Alene Duerk, director of the Navy Nurse Corps. Rear Adm. Francis Shea is the present director, but will be relieved soon by recently selected Commodore Mary Nielubowicz.

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,UGGGHHH - Groan, sweat and strain were the order of the ;day as Marines from Company L, 3d Battalion, battled the Marines from Headquarters and Service Company, 2d Battalion,

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in the Tug of War contest. Traditional events and skill- sharpening contests gave regimental leathernecks an action- packed day Friday.

Company G, 2d Battalion wins Friday field meet Photos by Cpl Pat Lewandowski

Competition was fierce as elements of the 3d Marine Regiment met at Platt Field for a regimental field meet, Friday.

Events such as the Combat Stamina Run, Disabled Vehicle Relay and Grenade Throwing Competition pitted unit against

unit for the bragging rights of being the best company or battery in 3d Marines.

When the day ended and th,e smoke cleared, Company G, 24 Battalion emerged as the victors. Company F, 2d Battalion, finished a close second, but wde unable to out-last the Devil-Dogs of "Golf' Company.

000-RAH - The Obstacle Course proves a grueling challenge to the balance, coordination and endurance

of the Marines from Battery K, 1st Battalion, 12th Marines.

UP AND OVER - Marines of Battery K, 1st Battalion, 12th Marines watch intently as

fellow "cannon-cockers" attempt to clear the high bar on the Obstacle Course.

PULL PIN AND THROW -A gas-masked Marine of Company G displays his grenade throwing form during competition at the 3d Marines' field meet.

The target for the grenades was a four foot wide pit, 25 yards from the throwing point. Such events fine-tune a Marine's combat skills.

FREE FOR ALL - What looks like pandemoniuin is actually the controlled chaos of the Bull-In- The-Ring event. Ma- rines from Company, G and Weapons Company, 3d Battalion, try to expel each other from a circle marked on the ground. The company with the last man remaining is the winner.

Club chef carves cool sculptures by Cp1 Peggy Young

The stately swan slowly emerged from the ice that held it captive and lifted its proud head to the sky.

The icy beauty was created by the experienced ice carving hands of Eddie Acoba, the senior chef at the enlisted club here.

Acoha started carving when he was a small boy . .. not on ice, but on wood.

"It seemed natural for me to switch from carving wood to carving ice when I started cooking," said Acoha. "Using ice statues is one of the best ways to compliment a well set-up buffet."

The ice statues he carves begin as a 300 pound block of ice. The tools used to carve the ice are almost identical to wood carving tools.

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"The first thing I do before I

begin carving," said Acoba, "is to sketch the object I want to sculpt. Then I scrape a rough outline into the ice before I begin carving."

According to Acoha the temperature of ice used for sculpting is important.

"If the ice is too cold, it will shatter when you begin chipping it. If the ice is too warm, it will get cracks all the way through it."

Acoha starts his carving with a tool that looks like a fork with sharp edges. He chips away the ice until he gets a basic outline of his object. A large chisel is then used to smooth the lines and define the details. Various other tools are used for more intricate work.

Acoha sculpts ice for most ofthe special occasions on the air station. A very intricate reproduction of the Marine Corps emblem was carved when the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps visited the air station.

Acoha also carves a traditional heart and connecting hearts for the Sweethearts' Dance on Valentine's Day. These hearts are carved out of red ice.

-"We can buy ice in practically any color of the rainbow," said Staff Sergeant Keith Ward, Enlisted Club Manager.

"I think Eddie is one of the most talented ice sculptors I've ever met," continued Ward. "He has really made this club an attractive place to visit."

Acoba does not like to take credit for his talented work.

"I couldn't do very much if it wasn't for the people I work with," Acoha said. "We all fit together like a team, and that's how we do our best work. We might all be best at making one thing, but together we can create anything."

Acoba's carving talents are not just limited to wood and ice, he is also a creative vegetable and fruit carver.

"Eddie has carved a bird from a cantaloupe and can turn vegetables into just about any design or object you can imagine. All the buffets he sets up are spectacular," Ward said.

Though the ice sculptures that Acoha creates will only last a short time before melting, their beauty will last in the memory of the people that see them.

EMERGING SWAN - An ice swan begins to take the careful attention of Eddie Acoba. (Photo Lewandowski)

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MONDAY - Lunch in the Pacific Room from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Join us Monday through Friday for lunch specials, hot carved sandwiches, soup and salads. Monday evening the Club is closed.

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room opens from 5 to 9 p.m. The chef's special this month is your choice of New York steak, top sirloin, or T-bone with six breaded fantail shrimp. The beer garden is open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and in the evening from 4 to 10 p.m. The beer garden features sandwiches, pizza, homemade chili and many more items. Tonight "Black Widow" plays rock and roll in the main ballroom from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.

THURSDAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dining room opens from 5 to 9 p.m. with an open menu and our dinner special this evening is prime rib and mahi mahi, with soup and salad bar. "Black Widow" plays the best of rock and roll in the main ballroom from 8 p.m. to midnight.

FRIDAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dining room opens from 5 to 9 p.m. The dinner special is prime rib and/or lobster tail. Tonight in the main ballroom "Black Widow" from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. In the Moongate Lounge Al's top 40 request line from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Every Friday, special happy hour from 5 to 6 p.m. The club is open until 2 a.m. every Friday night. The beer garden is open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and also from 4 to 10 p.m. The beer garden serves sandwiches, pizza, homemade chili, and many more items.

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MARINES ON PARADE - Staff Noncommissioned Officers of the 3d Marine Regiment post to their positions during a parade here. Lieutenant General John K. Davis, commanding general, Fleet Marine Force Pacific, was the guest of honor during the traditional Staff NCO parade at Platt Field May 4. (Photo by Cpl Pat Lewandowski)

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Engineers clear land for Boy Scout marksmen CAMP PUPUKEA, North

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Five Marines, one mechanic and four heavy equipment

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ston and Private First Class Kevin Dressel, knocked down trees and cleared brush while mechanic PFC Ria Foshay kept the equipment running.

Foshay was kept busy replacing worn and broken parts, and when the parts or the tools weren't available - jurry-rigging. In one instance, Foshay used a rope and steel wire to keep the bulldozer's radiator guard in place after the welds on the hinges had snapped.

According to Al Rogers, senior district executive for the Boy Scouts, the old range was demolished by Hurricane Iwa in November. The camp had planned to enlarge its rifle range, but it was at a location unsuitable for expansion. A new area was chosen on the 65-acre camp for the project, enabling an archery range to be built next to the rifle range.

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Salutes : EDITOR'S NOTE:

Salutes is designed to recognize individuals for their achieve- ments and exceptional performance as well as to welcome new arrivals to Hawaii.

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

H&HS St. Louis High

School graduates: Sgt W.G. Sosinski LCpI A.J. Olson

aminade Univer- sity graduates: Capt R.J. Diaz lstLt J.R. Godfrey CWO -2 R.E. Crandler

SOMS Welcome aboard:

Sgt J.F. Mancha Cpl R.L. Arpante LCp1 T. Doherty

Chaminade Univer- sity graduate: Sgt F.J. McGuire

Reenlistment: Sgt J.D. Herbert II

HqCo, Bde Welcome aboard:

Capt W.J. Guddeck Meritorious Mast:

LCp1 E.R. Rodriguez Letter of Apprecia-

tion: LCp1 C.W. Boyle

Chaminade Univer- sity graduate: Sgt B.A. Mangum

St. Louis High School graduate: LCpI G.S. Giddings

Reenlistments: SSgt G.S. Nix Sgt C.M. Taylor Jr. Cpl B.J. Pryor

2/3 - Welcome aboard:

lstLt M.R. Grimmett GySgt H.E. Brown GySgt D.A. Warner HMC D.W. Stage-

meyer SSgt O.G. McKee

Sgt C.A. Brady Cpl R.L. Bowen Hn F.G. Pulu LCp1 H.T. Jones PFC R. Junot PFC T.J. Malkuian Pvt C.L. Stambaugh

St. Louis High School graduates: Cpl D.S. Griffin Cpl H.J. Herstine Cpl C.E. McNeil Cpl R.L. Walker Cpl E.A. Ward LCp1 C. Bailey LCpI K.P. Crisp LCp1 D.T. Daffron LCpI F.L. Demars LCpI J.L. Duncan LCpI J.J. Engel LCp1 R. Franco LCpI A.P. Gingerich LCp1 M.J. Lang LCp1 C.E. Luallen LCp1 E.A. Plues LCpI H. Ramirez LCp1 N.D. Reed LCpI L.R. Roop PFC A.W. Reece PFC R.E. Stevens Pvt J.M. Daley Pvt J.A. Fowler PVt M.K. Stewart

BSSG Welcome aboard:

Sgt K.V. Murphy Sgt J.E. Troyke LCp1 K.J. Salusbury PFC C.J. Bole PFC C.L. Daignault

Promotions: Cpl M.D. Burkland Cpl C.A. Burton Jr. Cpl S.A. Goin Cpl J.X. Hernandez Cpl R.J. Hicks Cpl E. Morquecho Cpl C.E. Ryans Cpl F.R. Tyler LCp1 M.E. Bodine LCpI L.D. Hover LCp1 K.E. Jenkins LCp1 R.E. Thompson LCp1 J.C. Zotolla

Meritorious Mast: Cpl R.P. Henry Cpl R. Quesada LCpI W.J. Jackson

Certificate of Ap- preciation: Sgt K.C. Holland LCp1 W.J. Hall LCp1 T.A. Sipp Pvt V.V. Mims

Letters of Apprecia- tion:

Sgt R.Q. Asarias

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Cpl E. Orozco Cpl B.S. Yamashiro

Navy Achievement Medal: DT2 J. Triplett Jr.

Good Conduct Med- als: DTC T.D. Thornton HM2 J.M. Cadrain Sgt A.B. Blair Sgt S.F. Powell Cpl A. FLudd Cpl K.O. Myles

Chaminade Univer- sity graduate: Capt G.C. Siller

Completion of Oper- ator Maintenance Course: Cpl S.C. Boyington

Completion of Monitor Survey and Decontamination Course: LCpI L.C. Anthony

Completion at the Staff Noncommis- sioned Officers' Acad- emy: SSgt R.A. Freetage SSgt E.H. Stein-

hauser Completion of Lay

Leader Training Course: Cpl J. Jackson

St. Louis High School graduates: Cpl K. Randle Cpl A.E. Turpen LCp1 I,.J. Canida LCpI A.E. Hausman LCpI R.R. Lehman LCpI T.D. Rogalski PFC J.M. Baldwin

Reenlistments: SSgt P.R. Cerne

Sgt C.L. Lindsay Cpl G. Figueroa Cpl R.F. Harding LCpI 0. Carpenter

H&MS-24 Welcome aboard:

Sgt L. Edwards Sgt J.E. Scurlock Cpl H.G. Garland Cpl J. Kilgore LCp1 M.M. Hino LCp1 D.K. McGuin- ness LCpI J.T. VanWinkle LCp1 J. Zingone Jr. PFC M.R. Bawmgart- ner PFC D.C. Deshong PFC L.M. Hoffman PFC J.J. Kundrat

Chaminade Univer- sity graduate: CWO-2 G.E. Englel- King

St. Louis High

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, Marines mourn for ANZAC dead Story and photo

by SSgt Moses Reynolds

NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY OF THE PACIFIC (PUNCHBOWL) - ANZAC and Pouwaina are two different words

It to two different peoples. But, to the :300 who attended the wreath- laying ceremony at Punchbowl cemetery April 25, these words have special meaning.

The Australians and New Zealanders recognize ANZAC as an acronym for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. ANZAC is also a day of remembrance in their homelands fOr their war dead. The Hawaiians

1 named this burial place the 'hill of sacrifice', or Pouwaina.

. It is fitting that these two words Wet here each year. The consul generals of

Australia and New Zealand, j4ined by representatives of other cDuntries, military, state and community leaders, gathered at the National Memorial to commemorate the anniversary of the 1915 landing on the Gallipoli peninsula by the Australian and blew Zealand Army Corps.

The landing was an attempt to 1 capture Istanbul, then called

qonstantinople, from the Turks p during World War I. The attempt

fiiled. In military terms, it was a Major defeat.

In Australia and New Zealand, the observance takes place in the form of a dawn service at war memorials followed by a march of veterans. Since 1973, Australians and New Zealanders in Hawaii have observed ANZAC Day at this cemetery. However, this year, the ceremony was a bit different. More than 150 leathernecks of the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific participated in the colorful, yet solemn ceremony.

The Marines represented the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific Honor Platoon, Color Guards, Saluting Battery and Band. The wreath orderlies were from Marine Barracks, Hawaii.

The clean-shaven leathernecks standing behind their rifles, cannons, musical instruments and wreaths were not yet born when ANZAC troops attempted to advance against the hail of machine-gun fire on Gallipoli.

One four-man color guard carried the Australian and New Zealand flags. "I felt honored in being a part of this ceremony," said 22-year-old Corporal Thomas D. Rohr of Tampa, Fla. "Even though members of the Australian and New Zealand forces were not here, I felt a sense of camaraderie during the ceremony." Rohr

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Dentists Story and photo

by Sgt Greg Berry

Twelve sailors compared last year's two week visit to the desert at Twentynine Palms, Calif. to this year's vacation in paradise.

Their conclusion: there's no comparison.

The vacation these sailors were enjoying wasn't actually a vacation, but compared to the weather they left behind on the mainland, it seemed that way. The 12-member reserve dental detachment arrived here April 16 from Atlanta, where spring was battling winter for a foothold.

Dentists and technicians, members of the 24th ,. Dental Company, 4th Force Service Support Group, spent their annual training here preparing 1st

Reservists conduct training; ready Marines for deployment

Marine Brigade leathernecks for an upcoming deployment. "We support Marine exercises each year," explained Senior Chief Petty Officer Billy Darling. Last year they supported a combined arms exercise in the California desert. "Everybody loves it here," he said about the change in locale.

The five dental teams performed about 3,500 procedures in nine working days - an average of 78 per day for each team. Procedures, such as exams, cleaning, fillings, and (of course) shots, turned about 375 leathernecks into Class I dental patients.

The final tally showed 583 teeth filled.

Navy Captain Hal Raper, the company's commanding officer, praised the 21st Dental Company for their support during the reservists' 15-day stay, and

OPEN WIDE - Dental Technician First Class Kathie Whiting :and Commander James Wollwend practice their trade.

ANZAC Con't from Page A-9 carried the Australian flag.

Marine Gunnery Sergeant Barry D. Laubsxher, of Williamsport, Pa.. was the commander of troops for the ceremony. "This was a fantastic opportunity for Marines the learn of the Gallipoli campaign," said the 38-year-old former drill instructor. -

According to Counsel General William Fisher of the Australian Consul in Hawaii, the ANZAC landing anniversary is not a glorification of victory or war. "We are here to commemorate the valor and sacrifice of those who died in all wars."

The ANZAC landing was made at dawn April 25, 1915. In the preceeding two months that had elapsed since the first naval bombardment, the Turks, well

warned, had vastly improved their defenses and positions. They increased their force to five divisions and was placed under the leadership of General Liman von Sanders, a German general.

The ANZAC casualties at Gallipoli were 33,532 killed, 78,518 wounded and more than 7,500 missing in action. The name ANZAC has been prepetuated by setting aside a day each April as a Day of Remembrance.

When American forces were in Australia during WWII, it was suggested that the word "ANZAC" might also mean Australian, New Zealand and American Comrades. On ANZAC Day 1942, in Melbourne, General Douglas McArthur placed a wreath bearing the inscription, "To the ANZAC forces from their American comrades-in-arms of yesterday, today and tomorrow."

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Dental Technician Second Class Hughie Black, a prostho- dontic lab technician, spent several days making bridges and plates, filling in for a dental technician who was on emergency leave.

In civilian life, Black does a different type of building - he owns a remodeling firm.

DT-1 Kathie Whiting works as a dental hygienist in a Veterans Administration hospital in Florida, and thoroughly enjoyed the change in pace. . .of her customers. "It:s refreshing to watch a patient jump into a chair

all prepared for an examination,- she said. Her patients at the VA aren't nearly as enthusiastic.

"The Marines here are very aware of exercise and nutrition," Whiting said. "They want to know what's going on with their teeth." Unfortunately, many of them don't take advantage of the tropical fruit here, she said, "It's like they're washing their teeth in a sugar bath." Sugar-laced coffee and sodas are the two bigest culprits in the battle of tooth decay, she added.

The reservists ended their stay here Saturday, leaving the Marines better off in their fight against cavities, and arrived home to find sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 70s. Spring was winning its battle too.

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Marines lose at Interservice Volleyball by Cpl Christopher Wood

Spirit contributes to victory. But not even mountains of motivation could help the Marines in the 1983 Interservice Volleyball Championships, conducted May 1-6 at Fort Shafter gymnasium.

Both women's and men's teams participated in the competition, with play alternating nightly. The Air Force captured first, while the two Marine teams emerged with win-loss records of 1 and 5, each point resulting from a best of three series. Motivation was there for the Marines, but fate wasn't . . .

WOMEN'S PLAY First-game jitters and butterflies spelled

doom for the women's team, as they initiated tournament play, May 1. Suffering humiliating defeats of 15-5 and 15-0 at the hands of the

Navy, the lady leathernecks couldn't get it together in the first round. "They had first- game jitters," said First Lieutenant Bruce Knippel, women's coach. "They were so scared that they couldn't think about volleyball. For most of them, this is the first time that they've been this high in competition."

"We had the talent but didn't show it," admitted Sergeant Julie Boozer, team captain. "We weren't clicking. When we click, we play better than any of these teams," she said. "Everything that's needed is there. It just needs to be put into operation."

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eight points in the first game and nine in the second.

"We didn't stick with our basic strategy," Knippel said. "We changed it as we went along, but the girls just couldn't get it together."

As female play resumed May 3, the Marines lost two games to the Navy, both by 15-6. Later play against the Army gave the Marines their only series victory, with scores of 15-13 and 15-6.

Revenge was the name of the game, May 5, as the Army defeated the Marines 15-11 and 15-7. The Air Force got their licks in too, handing the leathernecks 15-1 and 15-4 defeats. The lady leathernecks finished the tournament with a record of 1 and 5.

While Boozer obviously would have liked the tournament to end differently, satisfaction was evident. "I'm satisfied with the effort that we put into it," she commented. "It wasn't like we didn't try.

"I have a lot of respect for.the other girls on the team," she added. "They give more for the Corps than the Corps asks of them. They're true Marines."

Part of being a Marine is seeking self - improvement, which is what the women's team has done over the past several years. "The Marines came in this tournament with the strongest women's team I've ever seen," said Sgt Nancy Seidl, an interservice player for three years. "This was. an exceptional team, compared. to the caliber it's been in the past years."

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Volleyball Con't from Page B-2

second year on the team, and I think it's the best team we've had," she said. "We're as good or better than they are."

MEN'S PLAY Men's play commenced May 2, with the

Marines losing to the Navy, 15-12 and 15-10 and to the Air Force 15-6 and 15-9. "We had to get the momentum going," said Chief Warrant Officer- 4 Larry Lariosa, coach for the men's team. "All we had to do was jell and work together."

Inconsistency was characteristic May 4. Although the Marines lost the first game of the series to the Army, 15-4, they bounced back and took the second game 15-10. But the momentum was lost. Army took the tie-breaker, 15-7, leaving the Marines still without a match win.

"We made a lot of mental errors and were left playing catch-up ball," Lariosa said. "We can't make any excuses for the team. The experience is there."

Later play against the Navy saw the Marines explode in all their glory. In two thrilling games, the leathernecks defeated the sailors 16- 14 and 17-15.

But ambition's light was doused on the Marines, Friday, when the Air Force defeated them 15-5 and 15-9. Later, the soldiers handed the leathernecks their final series loss, heating them 15-7 and 16-14.

"We gave it our utmost effort," Lariosa said. "I'm very proud of this team. We held our

character and composure on the court, and we represented the Marine Corps in a professional manner."

According to the Marine of 29 years, interservice sports are excellent for drawing out service pride. "We had a lot of pride in ourselves and in the Marine Corps," he said. "Interservice sports brings out the pride of each branch of the service. All in all, it's been a rewarding experience."

Windward Marathon scheduled for Sunday strong competition coming from by Kailua businessman Dan the police chief." former Marine John Irving of Tompkins as a way to bring Rockford, Ill. Hall triumphed last Marines together with the civilian year, with a time of 2:39:32. community.

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Major J.B. Egan, Marine Corps Sports Officer, commended both Marine teams for their efforts. "They reflect great credit upon themselves and the Marine Corps," he said. "Anyone of these Marines would be a credit to any unit."

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Dependent softball season off to a running start

"It's for dependent women to have a little recreation," said Mindy Long, outfielder for the Retreads. "We can get out and do something

The 1983 women's dependent softball season besides the normal hum-drum things and take is off and running. "This season the league has out all of our aggressions."

; seven teams vice the six we had last season and the competition is great," said Dan Long, commissioner of the women's dependent league.

by SSgt W.S. Saunders

The league began in 1978 and with the exception of the 1981 seasop, the interest in the

; league is on the rise. The league was estblished to give women a means of having fun, physical

. activity and an opportunity to experience a ; team sport, said Long.

"I like to play softball and I'm glad we have a ; league," said Lorine Parris, outfielder for Good

Quality. "The league gives women something to do and builds morale."

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"I joined the league to meet people," said Jean Mausser, outfielder for Bad Company. "I enjoy the playing, competition, and the fun. It keeps everyone busy to a certain point. It's a good learning experience as far as comraderie among a group of women. Sometimes, I feel sorry for the coaches because they devote all their time to mold a group of women, from all walks of life, into a team. That's a job in itself." 19," said Long.

"I'd really like to see more women come out for the next season which starts in mid-July. We'd like to have at least eight teams with 13-15 players. The present season will conclude June

Women interested in signing up for the summer session should call Jan Young at Dependent Recreation at 257-3501 or Dan Long at 257-2658.

The standings for the Women's Dependent League as of May 8 follows:

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The 24th Annual Armed Forces Chess Championship will take place in Washington, D.C., Sept. 20-28. Contact Special Services for details.

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DIAL A THOUGHT 524-7777 Free Bible Studies

524-2428.

ECKANKAR - teaches the GENTLEMAN dance partner/

way to Self & God Realization. companion, age 45-55. Write

',For free book call 949-21 2 2. Koni P.O. Box 86, Pearl City, HI 96782, w/photo & phone #.

COUPON CLIPPERS!!! Join CSC . . . Trade unwanted coupons . . . income opportunity. Free details. DCA-CSC 150 Hamakua Dr., 9306, Kailua, HI 96734

INEZ Willett Leach of Kailua died Friday at age 83 after a lengthy illness, she was born in Des Moines, IA. There will be a private burial service. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or Hospice Hawaii. A memorial service will be announced later. She is survived by grand daughter Teri Slosberg of Pompano Beach, FL, grandson Richard E. Hous of Dayton, OH, 2 great-grandsons Robert and Nickolas Lous of Dayton, OH, and her Hanai daughter Nina K. (Kappy) Morrison of Kailua. .

20 LOST & FOUND

REWARD' Lost April 25, tan female Chihuahua, 4 lbs., {Kira), no tail. white feet, on special diet. medication. 8 39- 1345. 67 7-304 1.

- Nip CLASSIFIED

INDEX Classification categories are listed alphabetically

Aircraft for Sale Announcements Antiques/Collectors Items

Apts. Unfurn. Apts. Part. Furn. Apts. Fully Furn. Appliances Auto Announcements Autos for Sale Auto/Parts/Sera. Autos Wanted Rally Furnishings

Boats Supplies & Sery Building Supplies Business Directory Business Opportunity Business Property For Sale or Rent

Cards of Thanks

Cemetery Plots Condos/Townhouse Unfurn Condos/Townhouse Part. Condos/Townhouse Pure Furniture Furniture for Rent

Garage/Lanals Sale Hardware /Equipment Housesining Hat Rods

Help Wanted Domestic Help Wanted M/F Help Wanted Sales

Hobby & Craft Supplies Houses Furn 81

Houses Part. Furn. 83 Houses Unfurl. 82 Income Tax Serv. 30 Income Property . 113 Jewelry & Clothing 118 Lawn and Gardening 148 Legal Notices 1

Loans/Loans Wanted 55 Lost & Found .20 Machinery & Equipment 153 Miscellaneous 126 Misc. Wanted t36 Mopeds Sales & Serv. 170

Motorcycles Sates & Sery 171

Music Sales 8 Serv. 144 °nice for Rent 103 Personals 25

Pet Supplies Sales 8 Service 151

Photo Supplies 40 Protesslonal Services 35

Reel Estate Announcement 15

Real Estate for Sale 14

Real Estate Trade 17

Real Estate Wanted 16

Rentals 23 Rent A Car 74

Rentals to Share 76 Rentals Wanted 98 Resumes 36

Rooms for Rent BA

Schools & Training 45 Situation Wanted Male 8 Female 63

Sporting Goads 147

Stereos & T V 129

Swaps 12f Travel :22 Trucks 8 Pickups 166 Vacation Rental, 93 Vans. Campers & Jeeps 175 Wikl Wlkl Freebee 131

13

15

130

74 75

73 127 173 176

156 161

124

146 141

40

50

108

10

87 65

86 120 121

68 152

84 172

62 60 61

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ADVERTISING STANDARDS

Advertising published in the Sun Press. Waianae Sun Times. Waipahu Sun News. Hawaii Navy News. Hawaii Marine and the Hawaiian Falcon is accepted on the premise that the merchandise and services offered are accurately described and willingly sold to customers at the advertised price. Ad- vertisers are aware of these conditions. Advertising that does not conform to these standards or that is deceptive or misleading is never knowingly accepted. If any reader encounters non- compliance with these standards. we ask that you inform:

Sun Press at 235-5881

Better Business Bureau at 531-8131

677 Ala Moana Blvd. 96813

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATES & REGULATIONS

Your classified ad reaches over 121,080 homes each Wed- )esday. Read CIA- O leds for profit. use Claisifieds for results.

CLASSIFIED LINE ADS

Deadline Monday 4 OD .., rt, SI 75 pet itne tat,

3 line mm Ad will appear in the

SUN PRESS Warpahu SUN NEWS. Hawaii Navy News Hawaiian Falcon &

Hawaii Marine Add eic per line for So to also appear

in Waianae Sun Times reaching an additional

II' 400 Waianae Coast residences a, q dine at II A M Monday

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Deadline Friday 5 p in Call 235-5881

or 522-396E

for tnformalton on open .5 contract rates

IMM11111111111 Corrections &

cancellations deadline Monday - 12:00 noon

Free Ad Deadline Sat. - 1:00 p.m.

REPORT ERRORS AT ONCE

RFD Publications will nt.- n,t responsible for more than on incorrect insertion of any Classified advertisement and is responsible only for that line or portion of the ad that appeared ,,,o,,,erk,

For quick experienced help in placing your ad

Ph. 235-5881 Or

Ph. 622-3966

.... Coupon

Tiffany's0PENING GRAND

Dreamgirls *Open 24 hrs. *Lic. Swedish Massage Therapist

$5 off expires May 31

488-5925 mesmossomilosscouponsisommisomm

For every Occasion- Belly Grams to Marching Bands (and everything in between) FOR ADULTS AND KIDS! HAWAII'S MOST COMPLETE MOST EXOTIC ENTER- TAINMENT SERVICE

Gift Deliveries, Leis, - Balloons Available Upon Request Costume rental, sales,

& supplies Professional Quality

98.025 Hekaha, Performers, Acts, Revues

Pearl City

rated DECENT

NEARLY DECENT BARELY DECENT

etc etc

CALL 638-9511

EARL CITY HEALTH SPA

H'= French, Swedish, Shiatsu massages avail. at this location.

l' Pearl City Business Plaza / 803 Kam Highway

..,1.; 455-2585

ic--$3. 5 0

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Carrier of the Week

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cji newspaper route can be a classroom. There are no walls, no blackboards, no desks on a newspaper -route,. Nothing but fresh. open air. Yet you will find on the route a young person learning.

Learning to keep records. Learning to handle money. Learning the value of money. Learning to make change. Learning responsibility. Learning to get along with people. Learning how business operates. Learning how to manage time. Learning lessons that will help toward success in later life.

If newspaper route management as a

learning experience looks like a good idea for your son or daughter, talk today with our circulation department. They'll tell you how it works and they Jre there to help the 'oungster There is no obligation

247-8755

- McDonald's

Carrier of the Week receives a FREE Big Mac1 from McDonald's.

McDONALD'S ASTOUNDING HAMBURGER STATISTICS

Enough shakes lo wash down 18 billion hamburgers will fill every gas lank in the U.S. and that doesnl even include the countless gallons of soft drinks and coffee consumed at

McDonald's

HAWAII MARINE CIRCULATION

POLICY Each week, the HAWAII MARINE is

delivered to all homes and apartments. Your carrier delivers the HAWAII MARINE and will call on you every few weeks.

If delivery service is satisfactory, and you enjoy the HAWAII MARINE, your voluntary payment will be a

reward to our young businessman for a job well done. It's an incentive to work hard, and it's a way of letting our circulation department know which boys and girls are giving the best service.

The young carrier pictured above is a local businessman . . . a HAWAII MARINE carrier. Most likely, this is his first business venture, and it is an important educational experience. As one of his customers, you can make his route a way to genuine personal achievement and growth.

If you have any complaint about your HAWAII MARINE or the delivery service, please call 247-8755.

CARRIER APPLICATION

The HAWAII MARINE has openings for carriers. Responsible HAWAII MARINE workers earn as much as $10 per week for only a few hours work. If you want a business route of your own near your neighborhood, please mail in the application for information.

NAME ADDRESS

PARENT'S NAME

TELEPHONE AGE.

OE

Mail to Circulation. Sun Press, 46-016 Ala108 St., Kaneohe, Hi.

II

IN A FEW MONTHS, WE CAN HAVE YOU

WIRING FOR MONEY. Or repairing a computer. Or taking X-

rays. Or taming a 250-horsepower engine. In fact, the Army can teach you one of over 300 different skills.

You probably realize it's going to take more than a diploma to get into fields like electronics, engineering, and medical technology. And you probably realize that training for these fields can get expensive.

But an enlistment in the Army can get you training in the skill of your choice if you qualify. And it won't cost you a thing. In fact, we'll pay you. You'll start at over $570.00 a month,and we hurnisit the room and board.

I-or more information, call your local Army Recruiter.

ARMY. BE ALLYOU CAN BE.,

Classified II May 11 1983

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25 PERSONALS

EXCITING health newsletter mailed to you monthly - only $8 a year. Helps you achieve better health in mind, body & spirit. Call 262-5592 or write Natural Hygiene. P.O. Box 7, Kailua, HI 96734.

PORTUGUESE Descent woman card reader and ESP. By appointment Call 456- 2253.

DISCOVER the proven results from body massage. You'll love it! (non-sexual) Ph. 941- 0372

IF You want to drink. that's your business If you want to stop. that's ours. Alcoholics Anonymous Ph. 946-1438.

YES, Virginia, there are other Naturists in Hawaii. We are a family organization affiliated with The American Sun- bathing Association. Contact the North Shore Naturist Park, Box K, Laie, HI 96762.

Smart little kid. She's finding out early the advantages of reading and using the Classi- fied pages. Find the items you need in Classified at Bargain prices. And sell no longer needed items that are Just lying around the house at a low, low cost with a

classified ad. Only $6.12 for a 3 line ad. Call our Ad-visor today for help in placing your ad.

235-5881 or 622-3966

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

EXPERIENCED cleaning Team, licensed, reasonable .rates Ph 624-3689

THIS IS AN OLD LINE ...

You don't have to resort to glib talk, flattery or exaggeration to get your message across Just pick up the phone and

, call 235-5881 and we will help you place a simple and direct low-cost want ad, that's loaded with sell

235-5881

...MONEY, MONEY,MONEY EVERYWHERE - TRY A WANT AD

- GET YOUR SHARE!

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

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

SATISFIED Yard Service, cut, trim, fertilizing. Dep. Reasonable. Free Est. 262- 0324 anytime.

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CARPENTRY. Plumbing, all types maintenance & repair. Licensed. Free Estimates. Ph. 235- 4002,235 -4203 Jacques

11(5TEI Housekeeping 262- '2017 Proficient in all domestic & food beverage services.

FELIPE Yard and Houseclean- ning. Call 261-5050 between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m.

"Busybodies" -LET US DO IT!- Rent A Housewife

Cleaning. water plants. feed [dogs, tutor, painting. wash windows. shopping. visit elderly. parties. etc.. etc.

537-4658, 261-4966

AFFORDABLE yard service, free estimates.

262-9746

GARDENER (university AG Graduate) seeks employment Windward/South Shore area. Refs Call 262-5752

COMPLETE Lawn Service, small and big jobs. clean-up. Reg. mo. maintenance. Ph. 247-3525

ED'S Yard Cleaning, free estimates, first class cleaning, trimming, edging, Waimanalo- Kahaluu. Rees. Rates. 261- 7196.

HOUSECLEANING, 3 bdrm. $150, 4 bdrm. $175, including yard. Inspection gtd. 689-5315 anytime. PREPARED Dried squid, raw squid/crab, or any other luau type food. Advance .orders taken. Reasonable. 677-4386

HEALING massage, corrective bodywork. Relieve back & neck pain, headaches &sports injuries. Relax in the Spa. Elizabeth Reveley 261-9439

CLEANING with a personal touch at reasonable rates. Thorough, efficient & reliable. Call 235-5639 Renee

SWEDISH Deep Muscle Massage World Champions, Doctors. Travelers consider it the best. Expert from Europe. 923-1627

HOME Improvement -Ceramic Tile, countertops/ floor/lanais. concrete slabs, hollow tile, fences, remodeling. painting. Free est. Charles 488-3340 BC7828

PAINTING: Interior/exterior. res comm., reasonable rates. Free estimates Ask for Art 261-0070

PREGNANT AND WORRIED?

WE'LL HELP FREE P.G. TEST

MON.-WED.-FRI. 9:003:00 487 -7087,538 -3577 262 -2171,622 -1532

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VIDEO TAPE YOUR

Wedding-Anniver- saries

Parties-Luaus Graduations-Proms Reunions Sporting Events Lectures-seminars

Hawaii Video Productions T,

_:ti- CALL: UUU nrc - I 7 IC 4,1

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SOLAR Does Your Solar System Need . . .

Repair Service Upgrading

Call Us ... THE CODY COMP4NY Hawaii's Most Experienced Solar Company

We'll make it work! We use Reliable and Dependable Components Warranty Station for many manufactured solar items 24 hour service Ask about our Maintenance Service

Phone 537-5285 The CODY CO., INC.

1168 WAIMANU STREET

Maintenance

SINCE 1946 CONTRACTOR LIC C-8942

LUMBER

Beautify your home with one of

these exotic woods.

Lumber mormosia Hickory Arigiro Iroko Apoong Iron bark Aso Jelutong Batair Kna Balsa Mahogany

Mansonia tA Birch Maple

Birbinga Oak cedar Obecna 'Cherry Pau Ferro Damar Pine

Poplar Purnlehoan Rosewoora Sepeti, Shedua Spruce Teak Vermillion Walnut Wenge Willow Zenraw,o1

Plywood

Panicle Board Marine Plywood Bach Fir Koa Mahogany L'ak Rosewood Teak

HARDWOOD LUMBER 638 Kakoi St. PH. 834-1463

LAWNKEEPERS HAWAII The Professional Landscape Gardener, commercial and residential. Landscaping, ...prinkler systems, tree trimming, plant pest & disease control. weeding, and other phases of maintenance. Call for consultation and estimate, free of course. 536-6677 or 671-5996

GOVERNMENT Quarters cleaned. guaranteed inspection incl yard, start $130. 677- 4817.

UNLIMITED Upholstery. Ewa Beach Call 689-0577 tree estimates. RELIABLE Yard Service & Tree Trimming - cutting hedges. trimming & hauling, lot cleaning. commercial & residential landscaping. monthly maintenance, stone wall-any size. Free estimate. Call 734-4869.

UNITY we do it all, Glass, mirror-screens. Phone 235- 5921, George

YARD & related labor services, reasonable rates. by hour or contract. Call 262-0656

'DIVORCE Serving Oahu

Since 1977 $11000

533-4533 Stall Attorney Gene Bridges

A PublIc Service Prefect

CABINETS & Counters falling apart - need

shelves or custom work? Free Estimates 395-8336

Creative Woodwork & Design

SEWING machine repairs Free Pickup and delivery. Free estimates. low prices. Guaranteed. expert service on all makes & models. Call 988- 3673

PYLE'S Goodhousekeeping- ers. All types house cleaning team workers. 261-8035 days, 247-6788 eves

BOOKKEEPING service for small businesses, payroll, taxes, payables & receivables call 261-3676

RETIREE, Dependable Yard Service. Also alteration & 'dress making Call 262-7538.

ENT IT'

THOSE DOGGONE VACANCIES COST $$$ FILL EM FAST WITH A _OW COST WANT AD

235-5881

10 GOOD

REASONS why your boy or girl should have a newspaper route

1. To earn money. 2. To learn self-reliance. 3. To learn to keep rec-

cords. and to apply in a practical way math taught in the classroom.

4. To learn to handle money and appreciate its value.

5. To learn to be on time and how to ration time.

6 To learn courtesy and how to get along with people.

7. To learn marketing principles and sales- manship.

8. To experience the principles of the "free enterprise" system.

9. To be operating "a business- of their own.

10. To become sharper. brighter. more mature.

For information on newspaper rotate management for your son or dalighter, phone or visit nut Circulation Depart- ment They will he pleased to give you lull dritails en nvnilnhlr, rolifftr.

Sun Press Publishers of Navy News, Hawaiian Falcon, Hawaii Ma- rine, Central Military, Waianae Sun Times, Waipahu Sun News and Sun Press news- papers

247-8755

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

HELP FOR INJURIES, pain, stress, head/neck/backache. Try massage Therapy. Covered by workmen's comp., no fault, auto., HMSA, etc. Barbara Ruthstrom (tic.) 262- 7254

ENHANCE YOUR YARD

PATIO OR CONDO LANAI Tropical & rock garden. lawns & sprinklers. masonry. walls & lenses.

C11117

422-9556 or 422-4517

eves./wkends. 14. Hing. Jr.

36 RESUMES

Dorothy Hazzard

Resumes & Business Writing

Career Counseling 1550 Rycrolt Staid] Ph. 947-8422

Honolulu, HI. 96814

WINDWARD RESUMES, ETC.

PROMOTIONAL WRITING

261-7524 COMPLETE SERVICES

580 Uluhaku SI.. Kailua. HI

45 SCHOOLS & TRAINING

PIANO, accordion, clarinet & guitar lessons.

Call 423-1252.

CONSERVATORY Trained voice teacher, now accepting students, all levels. Call Mary Watson - 235-3006.

KANEOHE CERAMIC SUP- PLIES, classes, tapa & hobby painting. Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., day & evening classes. Greenware, paints, brushes, tools, lamp wiring, firing. 46- 012 Alaloa St., Ph. 235-6116

LEARN TO FLY Flight school offering new low rates for pro flight instruction, airplane rides over Oahu and aircraft rentals Call The Nubb Aire Flying Club at 254-5090 or 833-6113 to schedule your $10 into flight.

COMPUTER class or corn- puter time, Apple II basic-hi- res-shapes, word pros, school work 261-5489

LEARN the basics of French. Easy course taught this summer, MCAS. Call 254-5105

THE Windward Drama Institute, learn acting, monologue pantomime. improvisational. Call 262-6988 ask for BJ

PIANO & Violin lessons, by Honolulu Symphony Member, in Windward. 254-5474, 488- 8250.

45 SCHOOLS & TRAINING

SCUBA - Learn to Dive! Private and semi-private classes. Reasonable rates. 12 yrs. professional experience. Call after 7 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. Weekends out diving! 293- 8037

50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OWNER Waianae take-out restaurant looking for reliable. experienced partner. Very low financial investment. Ph. 695- 8519

60 HELP WANTED M/F

COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, 18 yrs. old & older, Kang's Lounge, Wahiawa, call 621- 9877 after 12 p.m.

ENERGETIC Kitchen prep & sandwich makers, also exper. cashier needed in busy deli. Must be flexible & dependable, apply after 2 p.m., at Harry's, Aikahi Park Shopping Center, Kailua.

MAINTENANCE Person needed, exper., responsible adult only. Please apply at Sean Thomas, Koko Marina Shopping Center. Hawaii Kai.

INSTRUCTOR for men's days at the Spa Health & Fitness Center, Waipio location. Call 671-5431 and ask for the manager.

DEPENDENT SPOUSE?

RETIRING? Career opport with excl.training. sal. plus comm 78 yr. old firm relocation avail. No exper req. Investment! Ins. sales. Work with military only

Call Tim Kroskey

531-7569

EXCELLENT working condition. Needed Hair Dresser or Cosmotologist. Full or part time with a client following. Paul Joseph Hair Co., 1247-B Kai lua Rd. 261-9797, 261-9798.

LOST your Tri-Chem Instruc- tort'? Services, classes, JOBS: 261-2590, 624-4851, 422-7547, 235-6365, 682-4342. Will train.

WANTED: Band, Hauoli Ohana Lounge

261-5116

COCKTAIL Service; bartender for new night club. Apply in person between 11 & 2 p.m. and 8 & 9 p.m. at Gussie Lamour's, 3251 No. Nimitz

POSITION Available: The Hawaiian Auxiliary has (1) position opening for an NRS Office Assistant It. For further information please call 423- 1314

TO PLANT fruit/vegetable ect in big Kaneohe vacant lot, will talk terms. Call 239-7993

CompSet 500

Typesetter Wanted (Temporary Summer Job. part-time. eves.)

Experience preferred, but not necessary.

Must type at least 55 w.p.m.

Call 235-5881 ask for Patty

Area Manager needed for Circulation Department of Growing Weekly Newspaper.

Part Time Position.

Openings in Pearl City/Aiea areas. Work well with children. Must have van, truck or station wagon. Good salary, gas allowance and bonus.

Call Pat Meador, Circulation Director, 247-8755 for Interview.

Hawaii's only full time country station is looking for career minded account executives. Benefits available. sales experience helpful. Training will he provided If you are ambitious. call for an appointment Mon.-Fri. 9-5 p.m.

KDEO RADIO

671-2851

60 VEEP WANTED M/F

ATTENTION RETIRED

MILITARY or abouttoretire7Of wife of active duty military? We need your experience' If

you're confident and willing to learn. we'll provide the training and guidance needed far a

successful second career as a real estate agent The recession is over We need help' Call:

Darrell Large W81524-3333 Dnssie Barker (BID 2614647 BOh Raymond (BIM 623-7000

HALE KOA REALTY. INC.

OVERSEAS. Cruise Jobs. $20,000-$60.000/yr. possible. Call 805-687-6000 ext. J-2022.

WIVES-Military, part time, set own hrs., immed. openings. telephoning service setting appts. from your home. NO SALES. 422-1181; 486-0254.

CLEANING person. part time, week days $4 an hour. car required. Windward area only Call Busybodies 537-4658 or 239-9447.

RETIRING Soon? Prestigious 2nd career in finance/investment, we are brokers dealing in rare diamonds. gold, silver and numismatic coins We will train a few select persons to be professional brokers, Contact Frank 949-2999 for an interview.

KOKUA Employment Full time cashier $$$ Broiler Cook $6 to $7 hr. Bank Teler Part time $5.02 hr.

767 Kailua Rd N207 262-8137

MODELS - male/female. Honolulu based agency is now interviewing fashion models size 3 to 9, male models all ages. queen size women sizes 12 through 40. and children and youths for representation covering print and TV. not a modeling school. For appointment call 544-0922

*ATTENTION * MILITARY

Broke Even on Pay Day?

Military Men Military Wives

Never Enough Money? Want to spend the

SUMMER VACATION with Mom & Dad?

Earn Extra Money . Part-time $6 per hour

5:30 to 9:00 p.m.

Mon. thru Fri. We need part time workers immediately to train for our newly established -Discount Buying Warehouse Oulle4s" . Specializing in clothing. jewelery, radios. toasters furniture. T.V 's. microwaves baby furniture and many more appliances Following areas available. Honolulu. Pearl Harbor. Salt Lake. Wahiawa. Barbers Point and KMCAS. Other Benefits include Advancement, Bonuses and incentive Pay

Call 486-0173 ask for Judy

60 HELP WANTED M/F

MODEL types for fashion shows and demo work Phone B. Brook Agency. 942-0555

ADMINISTRATIVE

ASSISTANT

for apartment

hotel in

Pearlridge area

8-4 Military wife, ok, experienced in meeting and working with people. Business oriented. Salary commen- surate with experience.

946-1145

CALL 235-5881 or 622-3966

Classified Department

60 HELP WANTED M/F

GOOD JOBS ARE

AVAILABLEI Professional resumes open doors

Military Specialists Free Consultation

PROFESSIONAL RESUME SERVICE 735 Bishop St . 4238 - 521-7901

"Established 1977"

NEED Extra income? Earn it in your spare time Call 488-5667 for appt.

WORK at home. Part-time. Excellent income. No experience necessary. Call 805-687-6000 Ext. W-2022 for info.

DENTAL Assistant for chair side. part time, will train. Kailua 261-4605

PHYSICAL THERAPIST

Full time. Hawaii license

required. Apply:

Wahiawa General Hospital

128 Lehua St.. Wahiawa

Ph. 621-8411 ext. 264 An Equal Opportunity Emuluyer

60 HELP WANTED M/F

WANTED LICENSED MASSAGE

THERAPIST

TO STAFF NEW

WINDWARD STUDIO

PH. 235-6020

61 HELP WANTED SALES

OS Sales-Attention $$ I need 6 people that are tired of small earnings and limited future, or who are frustrated of hearing "experience necessary!" We train it you are neat and aggressive. Call Al Whalen at ?61-7475

62 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC

WANTED baby sitter for my 3 month old son in my Schofield Barracks home 25 to 35 hours per week. Refs. and own transportation required. No children please. 624-5088.

KULIOUOU. Reliable licensed babysitter with fenced yard, large home, lots of TLC. 396- 0856

HOUSECLEANER, experienced, w/car. Kailua area, part time. top pay. 395-0022 interview.

LOOKING for home seam- stress ladies & girls clothing. Mililani 623-8983.

EVERYTHING IN STORE

25% - 35% - 50% OFF

Bargain Hunters Heaven

May 16 - 17 - 18

All Stores Islandwide STORE LOCATIONS: 46-158 KAHIIHIPA ST., KANEOHE 235-5024 3449 WAIALAE AVE., KAIMUKI 735-1930 1931 NO. KING ST., HONOLULU 845-1503 806 IWILEI ROAD, HONOLULU 531-5281 94-925 WAIPAHU ST., WAIPAHU 671-0102 435 KILANI AVE., WAHIAWA 621-7083 11 HOOLAI ST., KAILUA 261-0698 711 KEEAUMOKU ST., HONOLULU 945-3821

(OPEN 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM MON-SAT)

f

I AND SOON YOU'LL BE SEEING SIGNS AROUND TOWN CALLING ATTENTION TO

GARAbE SALES!

FREE

GARAGE SALE

SIGNS

If you-re planning to get together some 01

the items you no longer use around your home and set up your own sale. be sure you follow some important basic steps'

1. WHAT TO SELL Anything that still has usability and Some value

2 HOW TO PRICE Decide the price on each item and then then tag that item

3 LENGTH OF SALE Weekend sales from Friday through Sunday seem best

4 HOW TO SET IT UP Make it easy for buyers to view the items and have a central place wilh Sufficien.I change for them to pay

5. HOW TO ADVERTISE The most inexpensive place to reach more people is in the Classified section of this newspaper Directional signs will help people find your place

6 ASK FOR ADVICE Your Classified department will be happy to give you assistance in advertising your sale. Just call us well before your sale

Phone 235-5881 622-3966

3 lines S6.12 reach 121.080 homes

SUN PRESS publishers of I hlleaii Nunv NVIVS. Ilatrvtiian rohon. I knvaii Morino,

Wairohi, Sufi NVII,N. Wainnat' Sim limns. Ernd Sun

Cleaning Services )

63 SITUATIONS WANTED M/F 6

°FEMALE Vocalist wants ; singing position in band. Has

previous 3 yrs experience.w '8 ;.., piece disco band. Call 254- i 1774 after 6 p in

*CHILDCARE, mother will *babysit in my KMCAS home, :any age, Mon.-Fri. 254-5063

MILL Babysit in my Kaneohe hoine. Experienced. Phone *235-4311.

Pl' ERSONAL Girl Friday. -errands, shopping, chauf lur- ing, phone work, typing, companion. cooking. Martie 395-1467.

:EXPERIENCED sitter will sit in Kahaluu home. Emphasis

,in learning. Call eves. 239- .7846, 1 yr. & up.

;EXPERIENCED mother and other has day care available. Also looking for summer kids. Call 247-3574

I WILL Watch your kids any age.

Call Janalee 833-0842

-32 YEAR Old will babysit any age child. My home. P. Harbor and Salt Lake area. 422-6095

LOVING Care for elderly or sick person in your home. Call 395-4725

CHURCH is recruiting anployers who need good and

honest workers. Call 671-4828 between 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.

WILL babysit in my KMCAS .home with references lots of TLC. 254-2662.

WILL babysit in my KMCAS home with references, lots of TLC. 254-2662

68 GARAGE/LANAI SALES

ITS INCREDIBLE!!! The First Unitarian Church's annual Rummage Sale. Sat., May 14,9 a.m.-2 p.m. 2500 Pali. pverything including the Kitchen sink - also food! k;

6ARAGE, patio. houseful of 4 families; turn., organ, piano,

.

abycrib, vac., lamps, rocker, w, sm. app!., gifts, plants, lothes, bedding, books/ usic, paintings, Fri./Sat.,

4/15 1018 Uluopihi Lp. 262- 39 ____

* KEY Project Carnival '83 (ri., May 13 from 4 to 11 p.m.; at., May 14, from 10 a.m. to 8 .m. Live Entertainment,

. orror House, Maze, Food, ovies. Games, Plant Sale, rizes.

47-200 Waihee Rd., Kahaluu Call 239-5777

68 GARAGE/LANAI SALES

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SAT , May 14, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m_ :315 Kaimake l_p., l. ilnia. Clothes, plants, latilari's and miac.

780 MOKAPU, Kailua. Sat., 5/14, 8-2 p.m. Large variety of household items.

BIG garage sale. Sat., 5/14 at 766 lane St., Enchanted Lake, Kailua. From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

MOVING Sale: May 14. 9 a.m.- 3 p.m., Furniture, baby items & much morel 875 Auloa Rd., Kailua (Maunawili)

GARAGE & Junk. sale. Sat., May 14, 9-1 p.m 419C Kawailoa Rd., Kailua, dresser, desk, refrig., aquarium, boys bike. etc. 262-4416

KANEOHE, 46-431D Kahu- hipa St., Sat., 5/14, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

MOVING to mainland, garage sale, Sat. Only. 5/14, toys to tools, 45-479 Makalani St., Kaneohe, 7 a.m. to 12.

MOVING Sale, May 21; 10-4, 94-375 Ololu, Militant. Furniture, books, misc.

3 FAMILY Yard sale, 1912-A McLennan Dr. KMCAS, Sat. Only, 8-12 noon.

GARAGE Sale: Lots of miscellaneous, 782-B No. Kalaheo Ave. Kailua, Sat. 910 3.

ST. John Vianney's Garage Sale, 920 Keolu Dr., Sat.. 9 to 12. Bargains galore.

SAT. May 14, king bed, plants, boogie board. more. 543 Ka Awakea Pl., Kailua.

GARAGE Sale, moving, Sat. & Sun 9-6 p.m., 1342 Aloha Oe Dr. Maunawili, Kailua.

NEW and Used clothes; plants: truck roll bar: baby stuff: Fri. & Sat , 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 737 Wanaao Pl. 261-3961

GARAGE Sale, Sat. 5114 only. 2161 Bancroft Dr.. KMCAS 254-5074: recliner. engine stand, gun cabinet, baby items and more.

MULTI-Family garage sale. turn.. moped, etc. 607 Alibi Pl.. Kailua. 5/14 9 a.m. to 2 pm

.73 APTS. FULLY FURN.

LANIKAI: 2 bdrm. $450 includes utilities, June to Sept. tam. preferred. 261-7072.

LANIKAI: Extra nice 1 bdrm. $600 includes utilities & phone service, 1 block to beach. Call 262-5528.

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MAKAHA Sandy Beach, 1

Odrin., incl. lights, phone & king bed, 30-90 days only, $450 dep./ino Ph. 696-6065.

KAILUA, studio no pets, clean, Rent Plus

$510: 262-6462. - - --

KANEOHE Puu Alii turn. condo w/pool, mtn./ocean view, Jacuzzi, tennis courts 2 bdrms, 2 baths, avail. 6/10 to 8/30. $675/mo. Ph. 235-8787 day, 235-6228 eve.

.76 RENTALS TO SHARE

LANIKAI: Share house $325 includes utilities, employed adults only. 261-2660

KAILUA, near beach. Con- genial household. responsible single adult only. $275/mo. includes utilities: 262-9457.

KAILUA- 3 bdrm. house fully turn to share, nice quiet neighborhood $250 per mo. incl Mils 261-9804. 732-7450.

TWO responsible roommates, wanted, females to share nice 3 bdrm. home in Waipio, non- smoker/drinker. $174/mo. Call 623-8424.

KAILUA, bedroom w/bath, centrally located, all amenities. excl security. pool. parking, $237.50 Ph. 261- 7191 eves.

PUNALUU: 3 rooms in beautiful, clean plantation house. turn., $150 + utiis. & deposit. 237-8451 eves.

ENCHANTED Lake - young oriental woman to share 2 bdrm. on lake Ph 261-8305.

KANEOHE. room for rent, share bath, responsible female preferred, military wife O.K. $225 mo. incld. utils. Ph. 235- 6102.

KANEOHE: male to share 2 bdrm. w/same $212 plus electric. Call 235-2976, 923- 0277.

KAILUA: Beachside, share home, turn. room for 1. $300 incl. utils. more. 261-0284.

MATURE Gentleman has townhouse to share, pool, parking stall, utilities. $250 a month Ph. 239-8964

81 HOUSES FURN.

KAILUA: Large 1 bdrm. unit, blocks to beach, furnished

washer, yard, utils. incl $550 mo. Ph. 262-7420

83 HOUSES PART. FURN.

CAIE 2 bdrm nr. beaut. beach, view, fruit trees, lease, ref, dep. $565/mo. 533-7813/948-6792.

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88 ROOMS FOR RENT

WAHIAWA Heights large room. bath, in quiet residential neighborhood. own entrance, $200 inclds. utils. 621-0370.

KAILUA, mature working man. share bath, close to beach, deposit $100, rent $225. 262- 1478.

.93 VACATION RENTALS

KUILIMA: 1 bdrm. fully furnished apt., no pets. (.311

239-8539

LANIKAI-Private room, bath, entrance, blk. to beach. Daily or weekly. 261-6045.

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

BEACH HOUSE KAAAWA $350 per week Call 261-4332

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

MOLOKAI Wave Crest, sleeps 4, beach, pool, $30 day. $190 per week. Ph. 395-6085

VACATION studio cottage, $25 per day, near Kailua Beach. Call 261-5174

98 RENTALS WANTED

PROF. Women seek Kaneohe to Kahaluu house, 6-1-83, 2-3 bdrm., to $650. 261-4738.

103 OFFICE FOR RENT

Pali Pahns

Plaza A Fine Office Center Complex With General Offices and Professional

Space Available. 970 NORTH KALAHEO

AVENUE KAILUA, HAWAII 96734

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103 OFFICE FOR RENT

NOW leasing office storage. Keolu Plaza at Enchanted Lake 55(C/sq. ft. up. 261-13242

1635 SQ. ft. improved- & upgraded premium office suite, plaza level. 6 rooms plus reception, machine & kitchen, 3-5 year lease. Moving to other space in building. Avail. on or after May 15. Call 254-1505

108 BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT

LIGHT industrial warehouse space. 3.780 sq ft 2nd floor, Kaneohe. Ph 247-4402 or 235- 0035. ask for Audrey or Bette

114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MAKAKILO-large 2600 sq ft.. executive home with breath- taking view. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, family rm. huge kitchen & formal dining rm. $231,500. 672-9880. -

MINNESOTA 5 Wooded Acres incredible

homing. lishing farming and

snowmohiling. Near Millelacs Lake. Freebie and phone available. $6000 lull price. $600 down. $66.08 a

monih. including II:ro interest

Call 595-3692

WAIAL1 Gardens, 2- bdrm. 1)., bath. take over Hula Mae/VA mortgage. $84.900. 9.5%. owner. 456-9684.

FOR Sale by owner: Yacht Club Terrace, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, ocean view. Assumable mortgage or A/S, $120,000. Ph. 235-0602

MILITARY/Veterans Special, a

nice 3 bdrm. home near beach, huge family room, fee, only $95,000. Golfers special. 2 bdrm.. 2 bath dream home on golf course, ocean/mountain views, huge pool. Bob Pacific World Real Estate 488-5733 or 623-1543

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114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOKULOA, by owner, 3 bdrrn., 21/2 bath, family room, court yard, fenced, upgraded, enclosed garage. Courtesy to brokers, $122,000. Ph. 239- 9995

3-bdrm. town house-Makakilo, great view. All appliances included, plus pool. Asking $117,500, for sale by owner. 672-8722.

184 AIKAHI Loop. airy 4 bdrm. 2 bath, private, sunny, pool, lanai, $183,000. By owner, Open Sunday 1-5. Courtesy 254-3253.

U.H. PROF., wife, father need spacious well kept single level house, long term, prefer Windward side, 4 bdrm. or 3 +-

study. 247-6094.

NO CASH NEEDED For Active Military

Move in with payments like rent. Spacious I or 2

bdrm. lownhome/apt. from as low as $62500. Located near major bases

Act now. Call today.

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254-1100 or 254-2770

118 JEWELRY RI CLOTHING

CLUSTER diamond gold ring, 7 diamonds set in white gold plate w/8 melee diamonds, all diamonds high quality & exceptionally good cut, 1 karat total weight $4000. Call 262- 2760 AWN

120 FURNITURE

BEAUTIFUL Dining rm suite 6 cane back chairs w/table & lighted china cabinet. $650. '422-9786.

LOVESEATS excellent condition, 2for $675 or offer. 2 end tables included. Call Ed 841-3536 days or 672-4001.

KOA Room diver w/3 built in desks, $250 or offer.

Call 261-7125.

OPEN hearth, dresser w/shadow bqx mirror, $695; wood with marble top server $295. open hearth wood rocker $195. Ph. 833-7323.

120 FURNITURE

RATTAN lanai furniture, 9 pieces, $500. 2 student desks w/chairs, $60 each, call 254-

4739.

DE`A. teak & oak, roll top, $900. Call 474-1272 before 3130, 833-7619 after 3:30 p.m.

`.;EARS freezer. $125; sofa bed, $75; leather couch & chair, $75; bunk beds, $35; moped $40; desk, $15. Call: 941-0035 or 261-5657

CRIB with mattress, good condition, sturdy, $50. 254-

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DOUBLE Bed, $125; 2 singles, $75 ea.; arm chair $25; carpet $20. 668 Paopua Lp., Kailua

MUST Sell: Sofa & love seat, brown &beige Herculon, $150. Ph. 261-6896

PILLOW couch, coffee & end tables, $775. See at Na Lako Hale Used Furniture, 35 Kainehe St. 261-9944

NEW Twin bed with frame, $100.

Call 262-4163

70% OFF Sale good for rattan peacock chairs, $50 up. Ph. 625-2166

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

White wicker couch & 2 chairs $195; 4 pc bunkbed bdrm. set $295; antique library table $75; 5 month old sofa H. matching love seat $625: Serfs king bed. like new $325: Sears King bed $175, 9 pc. custom Colonial teakwood din set $825; 5 pc, mahogany liv rm. set $275: 5' & 6' koa veneer jewelry cases w/lock $250 & $300; set of Lane coffee tables: new 7 drawer dressers $130 each; custom 6' desk wall unit dresser combo $350: extra long twin bed $125: exec. desk $195; ofc. chairs from $35; bar stools $75 pair: Sanyo stereo w/4 speakers $195: monkey- pod coffee table. bookshelf, tamps & BEDSPREADS $5 each, and much more. 261- 8492. 320 Uluniu St., Kailua WE ALSO BUY USED FURNITURE.

DINETTE set & matching china cabinet at Nimitz

Used Fur niture 834-1080

May 11. 1983 Classified- til 120 FURNITURE

OPEN every day. Nimitz Used Furniture. 3165 No. Nimitz Hwy. (between Ramada Inn & Airport VW) 834-1080

LEATHER sofa & chair w/ottoman at Nimitz Used Furniture 834-1080

BEAUTIFUL rattan bar at. Nimitz Used Furniture

834-1080

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for good used furniture Rattan, wicker & beds

261-8492 or 247-1937 KAMA'AINA

USED FURNITURE Smoke: glass din table w/4 beautiful swivel chairs, like new $399; 7 pc. dinette set $149; 5 pc. dinette $59: heavy Colonial style bunk bed $249: 3 pc. punee corner group $125: Colonial sofa, swivel rocker & matching arm chair $499; gold velvet sofa $99: green sofa & love seat $99: sofa, chair. ottoman. 2 end tables, coffee table, rustic wood frame, reversible cushions cloth or vinyl $499; beautiful mirror inlaid dresser, mirror headboard, chest & 2 nightstands $599: lanai chairs $29 ea.; round glasstop table $25 ea ; king bed $149; double $89, single $49 w/frames; large selections of sofas: chairs .

bdrm sets starts from $125 .

lamps; tables, student & office desks, etc. 488-1985 (behind Cutter Ford Aiea)

BEDS any size, 60 to choose from Nimitz Used Furniture

834-1080

120 FURNITURE _

$$SCASH$SS for used furniture

beds

Rattan & Wicker

834-1080

MUST sell quality furniture, excl; condition, baby items.

Cheap. 262-7871

KING Size bedroom set,- excellent, $1000.

Call 624-3862

RATTAN L/R set, couch, chair, 2 tables, $290: Boston rocker, $25: chair & foot rest $25: standing lamp, $10; 2 blue lamps. $20 both Ph. 261-1489

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MC:41Na Sale, bunk bed. excl sofa & love seat, stereo, lots more Ph 261-4318

RECLINER, Naugahyde It brown good cond. $75; Bureau 9 drwr, 5'x30", excl. coed $95. 261-2445

9 PC Sectional sofa, rust color at Nimitz

Used Furniture, 834-1080

FURNITURE WANTED

TOP CASH $$$ for dressers, beds. rattan, wicker, etc. washer/dryers, ref rig.

Call Mon.-Fri. 8 am. to 5 p.m.

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COMPUTERIZED Payroll, accounts receivable 8. address Ipbels. Ph. 623-0933.

BOOKKEEPING Services, reasonable rates, Call Mary 622-5082.

Alterations

IF YOU CAN SEW THIS spot is for you. To place your alterations ad call Susie at 235- 5881.

(Antiques & Collectable's)

HEIRLOOM Ent.. furnishings & collectibles, depression glass-kitchenware. Jerrie 261, 3572.

Appliance Repair

AFTER Hour & weekend Maintenance/repair. Gary's Air Cond., Refrig. & App!. Repair Serv. 262-8525 after 5 p rn. daily.

Art -1

CANVAS Graphics, many artists to choose from at far below the gallery prices 396- 6864

Attorney

DIVORCE Uncontested. from $200

ontested, from $350 o charge for initial phone or

['office consultation. Kathy J. Gumple, attorney

922-3463

:LAW Offices of Noah D. ,Fiddler, General Practice of ,Law. No charge for initial .Consultation. 261-3233, 415A Uluniu St., Kailua

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Auto Painting/Body

RENT-A-BOOTH Call

836-2544

THE Car Doctor, Housecalls only. Wrinkle removal, rust extraction, cosmetic painting. The best prescription. For expert results call 235-4845.

Auto Repair

R.F. AUTO MECHANICS "We come to you" 637-9647/422-5098

Beauty Products

FREE Facial & free color demonstration. Call Stephanie 235-6995 evenings.

FREE Facials, for your free Mary Kay facial & re-orders call Norma Wright 623-4203.

Carpet/Rug Serv.

CARPET/Furn. Cleaning 6' Sofa-$39; Carpet, $8.50

p/room John, 235-1018.

CARPET & Furniture cleaning. Quality service. Low rates. Ph. 247-5928

Child Care

WHO EVER heard of finding exceptional care for their children in the classifieds'? Call Susie at 235-5881 and she'll help you get your message across to hundreds of parents who are looking for just this service.

EXTERIOR Spray cleaning. Removes dirt/mildew from your home. Call for free est. Jim 942-8670.

ROYAL Steam Carpet & Upholstery cleaners, water extractiOn & general cleaning. 625-2166.

CLEANING & Maintenance. Quality Service.

Reasonable. Ph. 247-5928

Electronics ) ( Hauling/Moving ) ELECTRONIC SPECIALTIES, sales, installation & service on video, car stereos & TVs. video recorder hook-up even with "Smart Box" tape dubbing. Call 239-6104

Entertainment

THE Masked Stripper. The Ultimate in party entertainment. Ph. 396-8070

Floorcovering

MUTUAL FLOORCOVERING, C-11082. Carpets, sheet vinyl, wood flooring, tile. Sales & installation. Free est. Brian Teruya 521-3390 or msg. 839- 0233

C Furnitur"P"1/ ) Repair

Clerical Services

ConstructIcI

Quality Remodel - Additions Carpentry Masonry Painting

All work guaranteed BC10813 Stavig Const. 262-4417

Crafts/Hobbies

( Carpentry/Cabinets ) ECONOMICAL TIMES call for economical advertising. Call Betty to assist you in working your ad today at 235-5881 and watch your business grow.

TAKE A crack at business and service for a quick return. Call Susie at 235-5881 today!

Catering

Cemetery Plots

MILILANI Cemetary: 16 plots. Gardenia Section at 50% discount from current price. Call Bea 536-6983 or 847- 1040.

THE Tiffany Touch stained glass, designs & restorations.

'Classes & supplies. 261-3572.

Dance

STARS of Tomorrow, Kahaluu, Performing Arts Academy. Ballet, tap, jazz. 254-2250

Direct mail

REACH 30,000 Hawaii business executives/3e each. Free brochure. Ph. 942-3786.

- C Drafting & Design

Framing

TANNED finished Koa wood frames, any size. any style Unbeatable prices. satisfaction guaranteed. We pick-up H.

deliver. 396-6864

EXPERT Piano Moving Also apt./household/office

S&S Delivery 833-1859

Home Repair/Maint.

CARPENTRY, Masonry. Tile Remodel, Repair. All types home maintenance, Free est. 235-4002 or 235-4203

Massage

Takushi Therapeutic Shinkei Massage

back problems or pinched nerves?

45-I048 Kam Hwy Rm 207

Ph. 247-2773 or 235-3215 By Appointment Only

License No MAS 00252

Instruction jF&S MOBILE SYSTEMS

Music for all occasions: school Music. dances, weddings, baby luau, musical anniversaries. We can make drums, your party a success! Special

effects lighting also avail. Reas. rates, 623-7890

Music

STAR School of Instruction for all instruments. piano, guitar, etc. 621-0418.

( Income Tax Services

MILITARY TAX PREPARERS Late Income Taxes;

past yrs.: out-of-state returns, prepared in your home anywhere on Oahu Stephen L White M.B.A.

Ofc 395-2616. Res, 395-7141

Interior Decorating

Landscaping

& K LANDSCAPING, yard maintenance - large & small, General Contracting free estimates, reas. rates. 247- 1727

PATIOS AND NEW ADDITIONS

Repair-garage. Free Est. Clifford twane C-4477

PH. 677-4695

NEW homes, remodling additions, custom kitchens, ceremic, & formica work. BC10708

B & L Builders 395-0329.

Handyman )

( Legal/Medical ) Services

Locksmith

Masonry/Fencing

SLABS, paths, driveways brickwork, hollow tile,

fences, remodeling, ceramic tile. Free est. Charles Dysart

Ph. 488-3340 BC7828

Painting/Papering

KAMAAINA PAINTING Free Estimates

Lic. 04767 Ph. 247-6621

Painting/Papering

CHC PAINTING Free Estimates, Residential Reasonable. Phone 247-5928

S. UMENO PAINTING Free Eats. Lic. C-10211 Ph. 621-6523, 621-6393

KANESHIRO Painting .

Free estimates Lic.# C11160 Ph. 623-2317

LEE'S PAINTING Residential Lic. C-3858

Ph. 247-1454

LB. KANE Painting Co.- Residential & Commercial. Reasonable, Lic. C-7195. Free estimates Ph. 261-1185.

Personal Services

WHAT is your season? Would you like the look that brings out your best? Individual color draping, make-up skin care. wardrobe planning. Call Grace Hestilow, Certified Fashion Color Consultant, 946-8116, fee $45.

Our classified lines are open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for your convenience. Our operators are standing by to assist you in wording your ad. Call Susie. Betty, or Kim TODAY at 235-5881 or Stephanie at 622-3966.

Pest Control

Photographer

WEDDINGS, portraits, special occasions Top quality, reasonable prices, 622-5119, Bill.

Piano Tuning

Pool Service

POOL REPAIR - loose coping, uracked tile, decking, pool leaks. PH. 262-4040.

ED'S POOL Cleaning for reasonable and reliable service. Call 396-0857.

Radio/Stereo/TV

EXPERT REPAIR on most makes & models. Free Est. (carry-in only). Rees. Guaranteed. 847-3018. (Military retired)

Recycling

Remodeling/Bldg. Repair ./

Roofing/Gutt-Ner

STATE ROOFING General Roofing, Free Estimates, Ben Pascal

41 years Exp. Lic. C-2036 Ph, 247-2421

CRoofing/Gutter

ALL Types of roofing & reroofing, free estimates, reasonable rates. Certified Roofing, Inc. C-11572, 841- 0957.

TOWN & COUNTRY ROOF- ING, pitch & gravel, fiberglass shingles, free est. C11890, 735-7102, 395-2248

L Sewing Machine Repair

Weight Reduction j NO BONES about it! A business and service directory ad is non-fattening, low-cost, and an easy way to get your business established. Call Betty at 235-5881 for details.

Yard/Tree Services

DESMOND YARD SQUAD All jobs large & small

general cleaning, trimming & hauling. Monthly

Maintenance. Fast, reliable Service. Pree est. Call

262-7571 Ask for Desmond

FRED Domingo Gen Care hauling. lot & cleaning Free Est Ph 7426

Yard apt.

422-

Yard/Tree Services

VALCOR Yard Service All areas. Free estimates'.

Call 261-3257

LANDSCAPE-GARDENER,- cutting, hedges, clean-up, free estimates. Ph. 395-7109 6-10 P.m.

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COMPLETE Commeroiab landscape maintenance service. Ph. 235-0543 or 247- 3525.

LANILOA YARD SERVICE .

Any area - reliable workers Lot cleaning-trimming. Top soil Grass planting. Mo/wkly care Free eat. Ph 261-4761

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Classified IV M aN' 11. 1983 124 BABY FURNISHINGS

PETERSON car seat $30; play pen $30; both in good condition. Call 235-1893.

126 MISCELLANEOUS

VACUUM Cleaners with guarantee. $24.95 & up. Call 456-4211

PUPPY playpen 36x 36x30 like new, call 395-2683 after 3 p.m. S49.50

SINGLE Bed, S20. Sears dishwasher, needs work. $20 machinist tools, offer; assorted drapes. 488-4644

10 SPEED Hutfy bicycle, red, 26", new. 5120. Call 262-0060 eves.

FOR Sale: Western Saddle.

Ph. 262-6455 RATTAN sofa bed, beige, brown, light orange. queen size mattress, excl. cond. $400/best offer; rattan dining table. circular 42" across w/matching rattan chairs, $275/best offer; Sears-o-pedic supreme mattress, full size, new cond. $100. Call early am or eve 988-4961

HOT water solar panel with pump and panel stand for $485. Ph. 262-9618

FILTER Queen vacuum $75; floor polisher $35; Hoover upright vacuum $50. 422-6385

126 MISCELLANEOUS

1983 FILTER Queen vacuum, cost $800, must sell. $300. Ph. 456-4213, 941-1784.

TOOLS, for home repair shop. wrenches, saw. drills. Much misc. parts 456-4142.

9 week old. Albino Cockatiel for sale. Call evenings 262-

9457. Ask for Bill.

EXERCISE with Pam! For details call 423-1404,

Pearl Harbor area.

GE WASHER like new, $300, free dryer, Necchi sewing machine 487-5454.

1972 JAVELIN Pierre Cardin Edition. Top Condition. 51850/offer. 247-5552.

MOVING Sale, furniture. appliances & household items. Ph 261-3601.

2 SWIVEL overstuffed chairs $10 each: steel shell cabinet $5. Call 261-7865

SHAG Rug, light gold tone, 11'/.417', $100 or offer; RCA 25" color TV, $200 or offer. Call 422-2481

AIRPLANE Rides over Oahu. perfect for mainland visitors & relatives. $15 per person. Call Nubb Aire at 254-5090 or 833- 6113.

DRAPES. curtains. WILL pay cash for set of rugs. dishwasher. Cadillac wire wheel covers (15 call 423-1181. inch) 261-8727

FOR Sale. refrig . air cond., 2 love seats. moped.. Moving. call 455-9809

HANGING double bed - Simmons mattress springs; stereo AM/FM console; CB equip. 262-7576

BABY mesh playpen $20: walnut color crib with mattress $35. 455-4848

HAWAIIAN Kitchen witches for sale. Custom colors. $10 each. 623-3032

TWIN-stroller, crib, mattress, area rug, air cond., hanging lamps. 261-8792

2 FISH tanks, 45 gal., 10 gal. acces.; bookcase hdbrd. & frame; shelving; jr. encyclo- pedia: super 8 movie cam; Panasonic 8-track stereo, rec. player, recorder, AM/FM, excl. cond. & misc. 254-2344

KENMORE washer & dryer, btlack chair and stool; Odyssey game Olympus OMI 239-5482

rklANDSOME exec. desk, Sacrifice, $350. Ph. 621-5295 Er 622-1495 . - MOVING Sale: Cane chair, gorgeous paintings, etc. Call 487-2638.

WOODEN Port-a-crib, like new w/pad, adjusts to changing table or playpen $35 Ph. 262-2765

IRLS bedroom canopy eadboard, dresser, desk,

mirror, $300. Ph. 499-2231

'1983 TEN-SPEED Maico [Stack Shadow) bicycle. Reg. prce $295, on sale now $195. 935-4815 eves.

MECHANIC tools. yard tools & nails. 140 Hauoli St , Kailua. May 14 and 15. 261-6893

ROY'S

LAWN MOWER REPAIR "Free Estimate"

Lawn mowers for sale Rotary 575. Reel $125

Guaranteed

259-5927

LAWNMOWER, 4 hp, self propelled, $95; GE washer $65. Ph. 235-4002.

40 cartons Z-Brick w/ adhessive, $40. Complete Verofane-flecto chip (Sahara Tan) flooring. 625 sq. ft. $40. 254-4528.

KAILUA COMPUTER SYSTEMS No. Star Horizon inclds keyboard/monitor, $1299 Commodore 64, sale price $410 IMSAI 8080 inclds. terminal & 2 CDC 8" disc drive, $1499 Contral data printer $99 100/0 OFF all software in stock Also computer repair, 402 Uluniu St. 262-2619, 235-8896

SAVE Up to 30% of your long distance phone charges and earn good part-time income. 261-8937.

FREEZERS, lawnmower, air compressor, commercial coffee maker, reasonable. 262- 8259.

. QUALITY self-power Crafts- It'x9' PLUSH Ivory/Beige man lawn mower-only 2 yrs

carpet, $70. old (like new) $160 Ph 247- - .,- Call 263-4224 2495. ' .

.3/4 SIZE bed $25; wicker 8 piece living room set swing chair with pad $25. Call 8600/offer. 2 metal detectors zel -4071 $75 ea. 836-1866 (days) 254-

5118 (eves.)

PLANT SALE - Sunday, May 15

172 Kuuhale St. laCroc% Irrnn Kath a Intermediate)

9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Areca Palms

- Boston Ferns Spat hiphyllum Bougainvillea

- and a wide selection ' of other houseplants!

HOT TUB, seats 6, complete w/pump & heater, $1700. Call 261 -5174.

MAYERS PIANO SERVICE Fine tuning & repairs 27 years experience

Anywhere on Oahu S25 395-7647

CUTTBMM12 '80 FORD Fairmont ABT933. 4 cyl. air. auto. pis. clean .. Super Special $2595 '72 DATSUN 1200 Sedan

Super Special $695 FICJ696 4 cyl auto classic

'72 CHEVY Impala AWG570 auto prs air. good cond Super Special $595 '78 HONDA Accord BPE785 5 spd air. AM./FM new paint Supe r Special $2795 '77 PLYMOUTH Volare AAW279. 6 cyl.. auto.. one owner. Must see .. Super Special $1 895 '80 FORD Mustang BEW826 4 spd . stereo. plus cassette. maps.

wide radials Super Special $3495 '78 MAZDA GLC AG0365 4 cyl . auto Super Special $1295 '77 DODGE Colt 08J680 4 cyl 5 spd Super Special 5995

Offer good May 11 to 15 Vehicles Subject to Prior Sale & Sold As Is Military Financing Our Specially

First Hawaiian Bank/Bank of Hawaii Financing Plus Tax 6 Lic

922 Kam Hwy.. Pearl City (Across Pearl City Tavern) Linn -cat 8311-9, Sun. 8:30 -6 455-1071

WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE

671-2871 Division of Servo

Pacific Inc.

'69 BUICK 2 dr auto BPS843

'75 TORINO S/W Auto V 8 p/s BPVI59

'79 CHEVETTE 4 or BGT052 mechanic's special

PRICES GOOD

May 11 thru May 15

$495

$595

$795 '76 GRANADA awn 6 p/s arc 8E11192 '995 '76 NOVA auto 6 pis BOU617 $ 1295 '76 MUSTANG 4 cyl 4 spd AS0 856 .. .... ...... -

$ i 495 '80 SUBARU S/W auto KBW895 ... _. ....... $2895 '80 FORD FAIRMONT 52895 Coto 4 dr 8 p/s arc 8AU425

'80 CITATION 2 dr aim APS537 $2995 '80 CITATION $3295 Auto 4 p/s APV772 . .

'80 DATSUN 210 $3295 Auto s/w 08076

'80 MGB ASG39I $4995 '81 AMC CONCORD 54995 Auln fi p/s a/c KBW779

'81 MALIBU 4 dr auto 6 p /s. BE 074 55495 '82 CHEVY 510 6 cyl 4 spd p/s B011079 $6395 '82 CAVALIER 56595 2 dr auto 4 p/s a/c 80063

Many Mere to Chime Erns Corvenei: CutIJ!.! Supreme

Grand Prix Trucks. 04 770 Farrington Hwy

126 MISCELLANEOUS

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

NEW Picnic tables $70 porch swings $50 Hawaii Swings & Tables. Marcus 293-8392

- - SHAKLEE supervisor going out of business, all products 15% below wholesale. 254- 2622

KAUI'S LEIS & FLOWERS

Need leis for graduation? We have the best selection in town' Call us

240-A Kihapai St.. Kailua

RIGHT side dour for Bug. brand-new, $150. Bruce, 239-8630

REFRIGE'tATOR - -good buy, top freezer, brown, Kenmore. Call 239-8902, $150.

ORANGE shag carpet 12x16 with pad, $75.

Ph. 254-3734

WALL to wall carpets for Halsey Ter 3-bdrm., in new condition. 833-0711

GARAGE Sale, Sat.. May 14, 8- 5 at 46-118 Alaloa St., Kaneohe. Weight bench, clothes. etc.

KEY Project Carnival '83 Fri., May 13. from 4 to 11 p.m.. Sat., May 14, from 10 a.m to 8 p.m. Live Entertainment, Horror House Maze. Food, Movies, Games. Plant Sale, Prizes. 47-200 Waihee Rd., Kahaluu

Call 239-5777

KITCHEN Cabinets New, 14 Styles on island

50% OFF Free designs & estimates JanJay Kitchen Cabinets

235-4758

KITCHEN Cabinets show- room models discounts to 75%. JanJay Kitchen Cabinet Co. 235-4758

COUCH, 2 matching chairs. rattan, excl. cond., Large sliding glass doors 261-3582

SOFA and love seat $450, dinette set $250; capiz shell lamp 560; sewing machine $75, many more items. 262- 7633

First Month's Rent

50% off to all new

customers on

25" Color Console TVs

* NO LONG TERM OBLIGA TION DELIVERY & SERVICE IN CLUDEO NO CREDITORS CHECKED

* RENT BY PHONE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

* RENT -TO -OWN PLAN

CALL:

487-6421 AMERICA'S LARGEST

COLORTYME TV RENTAL STADIUM MALL 4510 Salt Lake Blvd.

126 MISCELLANEOUS

1-01 DING Wheelchair. like new. $250

1155 20th Ave Kaimuki Ph 737-3575

AMERICAN Airlines 4 coach round trip tickets $500 ea. Good till June 15/83. 536-0442

29 GAL high tank stand, filter. hood light. extras, mirror back $80.455 -2184

11 FT. Surfboard - offer Weight bench $10. Eves 5-9 422-6276

2 DESKS - students $20, danish style handmade $35: Irg table lamp $20: stereo/ radio $85 395-0359

TELEPHONE Answering machine.

Ph. 261-0209

NEW Radial tire 155SR12 and '77 Honda floor mats. 261- 8305.

WASHER $150: dryer $105: wall unit $85; hand mower $19 Call 262-0324

GE AIR Conditioner. 21,000 BTU. $150: wood rocking chair. $50. Ph 422-7039

SURFBOARDS 535: 2 Mon- goose bikes. $100 & $125 Call 261-1846

DEMONSTRATORS & sec- onds. electric broom $20 & $25; outdoor elec. Char B Ques $35, indoor smokeless Char B Ques $17.50: captains chairs $19.95; new & used items of all kinds Located behind Satellite City Hall Kailua. Call 261-4811

SAVE - Long distance phone calls. 39e. 266. 17C each minute No monthly fees -earn money. agents wanted. Ph. 536-6362

SOFA. rust/beige $70: sofa, gold brocade $145; carpet wiped, screen shag. 12x15 $60 624-9560

KIRBY Vacuum, coSt must sell $350. Ph. 923-7943. 455-5841

MODELS - male/female Honolulu based agency is now interviewing fashion models size 3 to 9, male models all ages, queen size women sizes 12 through 40. and children and youths for representation covering print and TV. not a modeling school For appointment call 544-0922

esi c7Railano Oacifk Ph. 524-8800

108 N. King St.

127 APPLIANCES

REFRIG w/icemaker, $295; freezer, family size S195. both excl Ph 623-1543

- -- WHIRLPOOL Heavy duty washer & dryer, Harvest gold, 8 yrs. old, $100 ea. 623-5349

FOR Sale, Admiral side by side refrigerator. Call 422-8280 evenings, $400.

WHIRLPOOL dryer, $100.

261-4714

PORTABLE dishwasher, in good condition & working order, $60. Call 262-2760 AWH

DRYER, good cond.. $95. Call 235-0953 or 235-0811

------ --- WASHER &kir dryer. $100. guaranteed. Delivery avail. Oh. 624-2565

127 APPLIANCES

ELECTRIC Stove, $175: side by side refrig., $250: Dishwasher, $100; Delivery available, guaranteed. 624- 2565.

REFRIG., 25 cu. ft.. double door. ice & water dispenser. $500: portable dryer $150: portable dishwasher $150 Call 237-8451.

'72 KENMORE washer, excellent condition, $125. Ph. 254-2297 after 5 p.m.

GAS washer & dryer, reasonable, guaranteed

Call 235-0342

WHIRLPOOL, washer $200: G.E. dryer $100 Call 623-8069.

DRYER $150; refrigerator $175; rebuilt washer $175; new

hp garbage disposer, $60. deity. avail. Ph. 625-2355.

128 TVS, STEREOS

KENWOOD component stereo, amp, tuner, cass., equalizer. 2 JVC speakers $500.261 -2265

130 ANTIQUES

WE BUY consign and sell Japanese antiques

Call 261-8318

131 WIKI WIKI FREEBEE

FREE kitten, male orange. 6 weeks old, box trained, all shots, to good home. 262-7564 eves.

FREE: One-year-old cat, female, spayed, shots - must place - moving. 624-6179

FREE. Part Weltie pup. looks like Benjie, 45-001 Bayside PI. Ph. 247-6742

FREE: Toy Poodle, needs good home.

836-8693

FREE: 2 female cats, spayed, shots, litter box & dish

235-1104

FREE to good home. 2 female cats; 1 part tiger and Siamese, 1 calico. Both 1 yrs. old. 422- 5703.

FREE to good home, gorgeous siamese cat, 9/10 mos. old. Ph. 254-5401.

FREE To good home wifenced yard, 1 yr. old female puppy, very affectionate & playful. Has had shots 254-2657.

FREE: Kittens, born March 25 to good homes, mom needs

home too. Call 623-5721.

FREE to good homes, Black & black/white litter trained kittens. Call Elaine days 449- 8233.

FREE 2 female cats. spayed, 2 female kittens, 7 mos. 1 male dog, 9 mos. 254-1867.

FREE to loving home, 3 darling kittens, half siamese, 8 wks. old. Ph. 261-3772.

FREE mixed shepherd & poi dog, both neutered, house- broken, together if possible. Ph. 422-1464.

THE doctor says we must give up to 2 adoring cats. Won't someone give them a home? Neutered, all shots -free. Andrea 254-5407/942-2825.

136 MISCELLANEOUS WANTEO

CASH for Lawn Mowers & Outboard Motors.

Any Condition. Ph. 259-5927

WE BUY. consign and sell Japanese antiques.

Call 261-8318.

136 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

WE BUY used furniture. We pay cash and pickup. Call 261- 8492 or 247-1937.

WE BUY USED FURNITURE TOP CASH & FREE PICKUP ISLANDWIDE 488-1985 7 DAYS.

WANTED Bernina 730 & 830 Call 841-2912 ask for Syl Good condition. a muse

WANTED: Winter clothes for boy aged 6. size 7. Need Parka, insulated underwear, hat. gloves. 261-8205

140 PHOTO SUPPLIES

28 MM WIDE angle lens. Vivitar series 1, Olympus mount. Call Hank 696-8288.

MINOLTA XGM body, like new, warranty, reasonable Cali evenings 235-3455

144 MUSIC SALES AND SERVICE

FEMALE Vocalist wants singing position in band. Has previous 3 yrs. experience. w/8 piece disco band. Call 254- 1724 after 6 dm.

EXPERT PIANO MOVING crating. shipping, 833-1859

S&S Delivery 395-7295

STEINWAY console piano. nice. $2500 Ph. 395-3338 evenings.

PIANO - Spinet. great for beginner. Needs tuning, refinishing, $250. 422-1412.

BEAUTIFUL Hardwood Wurlitzer organ. Excl. $550 /offer. 261-8937

HAMMON Piper organ, full for all ages! $400 or best offer. 261-4478.

DRUM set with cymbals, $300. Ph. 395-3152

NEW Wurlitzer piano, $1600.

Call 261 -5174.

NIKKO stereo receiver w/turn table & two speakers $75. Call 247-2495.

9757.

EVINRUDE 1980 - two 80hp

boat w/115 hp Johnson, E

inclds. trailer, $3,500. 395-

14' SUNFISH. new style, great cond., $675/offer.

Call 254-2048.

XCL. Cond., 16 ft. Regatta ski

0146 BOATS SUPPLIES & SERV.

engines, 400 hrs.: trailer good cond. for 21' for 22' boat 261 2874

16' RINELL. 55hp Johnson. $2500/offer

247-3868

16' V-HULL. w/trailer. 50hp Johnson electric star, $2500 Call 499-2577

10' INFLATABLE Avon, 4 hp Johnson, both 1978. $800/ offer. Ph 235-2213.

CATAMARAN. new trampo- line, everything included, call for information 254-5401.

RONSTAN The Fitting Leader

Our new shipment of Ronslan hardware is in: most people are surprised at the low prices & good quality. Stop by to see if we have what you need.

ART NELSON SAILMAKER, INC.

537-9959 537-9950 Windward 262-6236

I

0

4*

WE'RE CELEBRATING! 1 YR. OF NEW MANAGEMENT

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SERVICE SPECIALS

Automatic Transmission

Service Change trans fluid. Change filter and adjust as necessary. Plus road test.

All this for '35.00

Reg $55.00.

71 later VOLVOS & FIATS. With coupon only. Good till May 15, 1983

Alignment Special

VOLVOS and FIATS

VOLVOS $19.00 Reg. $22.00

FIATS $28.00 Reg $40.00

71 later Volvos and Fiats With coupon only. Good till May 15, 1983

Labor Save

Coupon 20%

Discount 1-,71 later VOLVO, FIAT.

JAG, MG, TRIUMPH. Not valid on advertised service specials. With coupon only.

Good till May 15..1 9 83

VOLVO HAWAII Kalakaua Service Department Open May 1

487-7974 98-075 Kam Hwy

943-0090 1801 Kalakaua

SPECIAL! 'til May 31st

MAZDA AIR-CONDITIONING Includes 1. Evacuate system

2. Charge System with Freon

3. Check for leaks

4. FREE OIL CHANGE, you pay only

for oil and filter

'25'5 INCLUDING FREON

REGULAR $33.75

WAIPAHU SHELLY MAZDA WAIPAHU ONLY Next to Sunset Driye.ln Please call for appointment 677.0761

146 BOATS SUPPLIES & SERV.

14 FT. SUNFISH 75" $350 or best offer.

Ph. 247-6702 after 6 p.m.

36' SLOOP aft cabin, diesel engine, many extras, must sell, low price, family crises. Call Joe 257-3648 evenings

14' HOBIE Cat & trailer, blue & white, $900! Or trade cash & camera. 235-1142. 926-4186

147 SPORTING GOODS

TRADE #1 Taylor made metalwood for rt5 Tiger Shark Wood. 455-9295

SPRINGFIELD Armory-M1A standard grade. with E-2 stock, E-2 bypod, 10 extra mags, with misc. 923-0245, ask for ext. 601

COIN Operated pool table. slate top, $600.

Call 261-5174.

151 PET SUPPLIES SALES & SERVICE

AKC Irish Setter pup, 8 weeks, female, $150.

Ph. 261-1558

GRAYCHEEK Parakeet, very tame. $140 inclds. cage. Ph. 488-1134 early eves. only

BLACK Female Labrador, 10 mos , all shots, trained, $50. Ph. 623-5645.

FREE: Kittens, 7 weeks old to good homes.

Call 487-7623.

BEAUTIFUL young, Amazon parrot Tame & talking 57U0 Ph. 247-0079.

SMALL female Chihuahua dog, 14-mo old, $100. Male Siamese cat 9-mo old, chocolate color, excellent personality $25. 624-3689.

AKC German shepherd puppies & mother, $30 ea. Ph. 622-4083.

CUTE, loveable puppies, $5 ea. Ph. 423-2028.

151 PET SUPPLIES SALES & SERVICE

PUPPIES for sale, 6 weeks old, Shepnerd/Huskie, $25 each. Ph. 254-2567.

FEMALE rabbit w /cage, $10. Ph. 247-2495.

153 MACHINERY & EQUIP.

DETROIT 3/53 Diesel truck or boat engine.

Phone 621-9421.

156 AUTO PARTS & SERVICE

LICENSED brake drum and rotor machine. Pickup and delivery. Call 247-4275

166 TRUCKS & PICKUPS

LOTS OF PICKUPS

'83 CHEVY MODELS

ARE HERE!

BIG SAVINGS! on step sides KID. KUL C10. SIO.

Ei Camino For a clear picture a super deal came on in In

Hawaii's newest Chevrolet dealer WHOLESALE MOTORS

. dba J.N CHEVROLET 2999 N Nimilz Hwy. 8361222

170 MOPEDS SALES & SERVICE

'77 MOTOBECANE with helmet & cover & tool, 2300 mi.

$250 /offer. 456-3364. WIRE wheels for sports cats. Exch/rep from $35, Wire 171 MOTORCYCLES

Wheels HI 488-0648 SALES & SERVICE

FREE slightly damaged hood for 1976 Chevy Luv 622-3966 days, 395-3270 eves.

MISCELLANEOUS auto parts '77 or '78 MGB

Phone 621-9421

161 AUTOS WANTED

Looking to buy any car! Computer auto readout service. Free listing. 531-6591.

166 TRUCKS & PICKUPS

'80 CHEVY ton pickup, loaded $8000 or offer.

Call 235-6201

80 DATSUN King Cab, low mi., new tires, stereo, camper top $4375 or offer. 262-7189

FOR Sale '83 Toyota SR5, 4x4, loaded, limited ed., metallic grey. Call Lt. Futch 684-7144

'79 DODGE Sportsman, customized, CB. tape deck, $5000. Ph 499-2231 after 5 P.m

'70 FORD' /, ton pickup, V8, auto. ANN487 $1295.

Car City 833-3017

'79 FORD Ranger - 150. 4 wheel drive, long bed, V8, good cond., $6500. Ph. 247- 2391, eves.

Budget

80 HARLEY Sportster, excl. cond $3500 or best offer. Mus1 sell. Call Chris at 257-3461 or 261 -7492

'80 SUZUKI GN 400 Excl. cond., must sell 575n/offer. 247-3648 -

Hawaii Cycle Inc. New and Used Parts Service and Repair

20% OFF PARTS

847-1553 2010 Democrat St.

1980 YAMAHA 650 Special, like new, low mileage, $1400,or best offer. Ph. 422-1167

1981 SUZUKI GS 650L, low mileage. shaftdrive. $1750 or offer. 235-8040.

'82 YAMAHA 185, excl. cond., low miles. Best offer. Call 263- 4091 or 261-6874.

Suzuki New 83 arrival.

Sensational! Mare than you can imagine Prices '

slashed on remaining '82 Models. Large selection of good used bikes

Downtown 536-7023 Wahiawa 621-5543 KMCAS 254-3343

SHIPPING NOTICE ... The _following cars will be shipped May 11, 1983.

Last chance to purchase by Tues., 3:00 p.m. May 10, 1983.

15 '82 Mercury LN7 spts. cpe. AUD222

41) '82 Mercury Lynx RS 3 dr. AUA070

= '82 Marquis S/WATR511 '82 Lincoln Town Car ATU809

55500 e 55100 $7350 cla

$11,450

Budget Car Sales Cars subject to prior sales. Financing on approved credit. Cash prices are plus tax & lic.

Budget

448 Kalewa Street

836-1707

SUBARU $69500 DISCOUNT

VALUE

YOUR CHOICE FREE AIR CONDITIONER

or AM/FM STEREO

CASSETTE-AUTO REVERSE RUSTPROOFING PAINT SEALENT NO CHARGE!

or

0/0 F A.P.R.

N 111 09 O.A.C. 20u/o DN

Too much car for the

money.

$6500: with free air The 1983 Rabbit 4 dr., 4 spd.. air condition' steel Radials & more.

Offer Good Thru 5/21/83 on Cars in Stock

ONLY AT,

WINDWARD V.W.- SUBARU

Factory Authorized Sales & Service 725 KAILUA RD., KAILUA 262-6576

DATSUN of WAHIAWA 621-0761

'83 PULSAR NX #6788

TOTALLY NEW. FUN TO DRIVE. VERY ECONOMICAL. -t*

BET YOU'RE GONNA WANT ONE.

SOE:F:G 35 $6595 .r HWY

USED CAR SPECIALS I '77 FORD LTD 4 dr.. auto.. p/s. a/c. BCC815 s 1 29i '76 OLDS OMEGA 4 dr.. auto.. p/s. a/c. AM/FM cass. QEF968

'79 DODGE COLT 4 dr.. 4 cyl.. auto. BB0916

'75 VW BUG 4 cyl.. 4 spd. AAW306

'79 FORD FIESTA 2 dr.. 4 cyl.. 4 spd.. BDF887

'76 DODGE RAM CHARGER 4X4 p/s. radio. 3 spd. BFY402

Ears phis lax & lir. suhir.rt In prior SHIP Ad gond thru 5/15/83

'199

'2395

'2495.

5250

53454

I sill MOTORCYCLES SALES & SERVICE

82 KAWASAKI GPZ 550. low mi . Keiker lark immac

cond , $2300 Call Rill 262- 6623 eve

11 you went economy, get the most for your money, go with the experts choice -

SUZUKI 83 FA50 (1 spd.) $479 83 FZ50 (2 spd.) $649 DOWNTOWN 536-7023 WAHIAWA 621-5543 KMCAS 254-3343

173 AUTO ANNOUNCEMENTS

Want to sell you' car? Computer auto read out.

service. Call 531-6591. Buyers waiting

174 RENT A CAR

Hawaii Discount Rent A Car $12 a day, $47 a week, 2 to 15 seater vans, wagons. Collision waiver extra. Call 526-1900.

175 VANS. CAMPERS & JEEPS

'70 INTERNATIONAL Scout '4x4, utility type, $2200/offer.

261-0469 after 6 p.m.

'71 VW Van, w/radio & radials. Good mech., needs bodywork. $1,000. Call 941-0035 or 261- 5657

74 VW CAMPER very good condition, original owner $2800. Call 455-7272.

1977 DODGE Van-custom power- stereo -bucket seats, 7' sleep area/table for 6. $3500. 638- 7852 Pupukea.

'78 CHEVY Van, power steering, brakes, air, AM/FM cassette, excl. mechanical cond $6000 or offer 257-2208

BANK REPOSSESSION 82 °atm 4x4 pickup. (ASW9291. AM/FM lape. clean. 394 18 lax & lic. OAC.

Repossession balance $6982.84. See repossession mgr.

WHOLESALE MOTORS

836,1222 2999 N. Nimitz Hwy.

176 AUTOS FOR SALE

DESPERATE WE NEED YOUR CAR

PAW FOR OR ROT

IMMEDIATELY!! TOP DOLLAR GIVEN at

WHOLESALE MOTORS 7999 N Nimitz Hwy. 836-1222

AMC 73 MATADOR. 5 dr auto ABW979 $695

Car City 833-3017

'77 Hornet IBGN2251

2 dr.. stnd.. radio. good buy at

61275 WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph.836-1222 2999 N. Nimitz Hwy

BUICK

'73 BUICK Century collo,. good running condition, must sell, $300. Ph. 696-8574 a.m. (., eves.

CADILLAC

LOTS OF LIMOS 79 Limousine (1FGR5211

'78 Limousine 11FRT4821

_75 Limousine 11GRS9721

WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph. 836-1222 2999 N. Nimitz Hwy

CHEVROLET

'78 MONZA 5 spd.. stereo, new tires. $2000 or best offer. PM 839-4192

'77 CHEVETTE, 2 dr.. 4 spd. BPX814 $995

Car City 833-3017

'76 NOVA. 6 cyl . 4 dr.. auto. BRX826 $495. Car City 833-3017

'69 CHEVY Nova. body & engine good cond., interior needs some work, $1000 or best offer. 671-2154.

'79 CHEVY Caprice, loaded, 36,000 miles, moving, $2900. Call 261-5174.

'70 IMPALA, 4 dr., Dlr., good condition. $395. Ph 671-6885. eves. 942-8973

LEAVING, Must sell!'74 Chev Malibu, 4 dr., V8, auto., air, AM/FM cassette $1450. Call Dan 471-9613 till 4 p.m. 488- 2680 after 4 p.m.

CUTTER FORD

'77 PONTIAC Ventura =2405 "1995 '69 VW BUG =1875 5957 '77 HONDA =2181 01895 '77 CORDOBA =2210 `1295 '76 GRANADA =1994 5995 '79 DODGE Colt =1459 51795 '73 PLYMOUTH Fury =2397 0495 '76 TORINO wagon =2426 51595 '78 CHEVETTE ,-2428 '2195

'71 PINTO =2338 '595 '78 FIESTA =1427 s1995 '73 MALIBU :,2379 0495 '76 CORONA wagon =2439 51495 '76 CHEVY Nova =2481 . 51695 '74 FORD Van =2074 51595 72 MALIBU =2330 $695 '76 MALIBU wagon =2194 $595 '73 PONTIAC =2363 $495

'83 MODELS

4.9%. (on approved credit for 36 months)

EXP, Escort, Fairmont, Mustang, LTD. Ranger P U.

F Series Pickups. Bronco. Bronco

Offer good May 11 to 15

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

CHEVROLET 80 1:CHIVE 11E-T AM -FM cassette. air. power, swoon°, till, low mi . sharp. In on, $ I 1.500 Ph 84 I 8 /74 :fay 395-1167 eve.

66 Cl IEVY II, 4 dr station wagon, cyl . standard.

Offer Call 235-6201

'73 VEGA, 2 dr., hatchback, runs good, 'oust see, make offer Ph 622-2292

LOTS OF CHEVYS

83 MODELS

ARE HERE!

BIG SAVINGS! On Maple Car lo. Melillo Cavaliers Celebrilys For a clear picture super deal come on in lo

Hawaii's newest Chevrolet dealer WHOLESALE MOTORS

nha JN CHEVROLET

2999 N Nimitz Hwy 836 :222

DATSUN '77 DATSUN 8210. hatchback, front end damaged, good for parts, best offer. Ph. 247-5007.

76 8210, 4 dr , cond.. 52000/offer.

Ph, 261-8782

CAR for sale, '80 Datsun 210 standard shift, rustproofed 9/82 w/transferrable 3 yr. guarantee. excl. gas mileage, $2900/best offer, available 5/26/83. Early am or eve call 988-4961

'74 8210, 5690: '80 8210 $1950. Dlr. Ph 671-6865. eves 942-8973

'78 DATSUN 8210 GX, 4 spd. Hatchback, cassette stereo

$2300/offer. 456-3364

'75 DATSUN B210 runs well. $250.

262-0544

'78 B210 2 dr.. auto.. AM/FM tape. IBRS9141

s1775 WHOLESALE MOTORS

1 Ph. 83B-1222 2999 N NiMIII Hwy.

DODGE '64 DODGE 4-dr. Polara, 318 engine, good running cond. Family transportation, $350/offer. 239-9878

FIAT '78 FIAT X19, new paint, reconditioned, $3500. Call 254-2567

BANK REPOSSESSION .79 xis sports car IP218131. spd.. mans. S36201 pyml

lax. lie. OAC Repossession balance 53392.92 See repossession mgr.

WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph. 836,1222 2999 N Nlioliz Hwy.

FORD '69 FAIRLANL Wagon. auto., dependable, good tires/ brakes/radiator. $350/of fer. 261-8266

'75 GRANADA. DIr $990, '73 CHEVY station wag., $750. both nice 671-6885. eves 942- 8973 '73 T-BIRD. nice cond.. DIr .

$1050 Ph 671-6885. eves 942-8973

'76 GRANADA, 2 dr . auto BRW412 $995.

Car City 833-3017

'66 MUSTANG 2 dr., new engine and auto trans. original paint, custom interior, $1800 firm. 621-9421.

'73 MUSTANG. 40.000 mi good condition. 5.1500-Call

Jim 262-432?

'80 GRANADA 4 dr . 6 cyl.. power

steering. air . AM/FM. clean. fMCT7461.

53775 WHOLESALE MOTORS 836 1222 2999 N Ninatz Hwy.

Going to OREGON to buy a new car or

pickup? - contact - ROBERTS & REDFIELD

PORTLAND Wr,fr 'or price lists and

iormation ANY MAKE - ANY MODEL

ROBERTS & REDFIELD Sulle 6102

6629 E 82nd Portland. Oregon

97220 15031 223-2842

Conveniently located lust 3 minutes from Airport

We need 100

used cars. We'll pay you top dollar.

VOLVO HAWAII

943-0090 487-7974

HONDA 78 HONDA Accord I X,

5 spd $3200 488 7979 days 488-0032 evenings

'79 HONDA Civic. oxcllont cond., new tires. Asking only $2200 or best offer. Phone 734- 2987

'82 HONDA Civic 1300, radio, 4 spd., 3 doors, mint cond 54500. Call 671-2719

'75 CIVIC 2 dr 4 spd.. AM /FM.

IAAE3311

Only 01775 WHOLESALE MOTORS

Ph 836 1222 2999 N. Nimilz Hwy

MAZDA

'79 RX7. 5 speed, sunroof. BRF307 $6295.

Car City 833-3017

ASK ABOUT OUR WARRANTY ITS 80 MOS /80.000 MI

'83 MAZOAS PICKUPS

RX7's. 626's. GLC 's

FROM $5899 Hawaii's oldest Mazda dealer.

Wholesale Motors rum AIRPORT MAZDA

836 1222 2999 N Nimitz Hwy. ,NM11111=0

MERCURY MERCURY Monarch. excl.

cond.. low miles. $2000 birst offer Gait evenings 262-9(165

'76 CAPRI V-6, hatchback, custom paint, excl. cond. $3000/offer, call 345- 25 I I. ask for Edmond

'77 Bobcat Wagon. auto.. air..

power steering rA0F6861

s1275 WHOLESALE MOTORS

Ph 1136-1222 2999 ti Nimitz Hwy Arrirrarrwrilwrirr-rwerwrirrea

MG '78 MGR red convertible

excl core] , $4000 or offer Pb. 261-3225 evenings.

PLYMOUTH '77 VOL ARE 4 dr .

new fires. good condition. $1300 Call 735-1926

1978 PLY. Volare 28,000 mi 52150/offer; also '78 Corolla 52000/offer. Call 239-7993

78 PLYMOUTH Horizon, call Master Chief Tucker p.m 471-9404, 677-9981, after 3 p.m

PORSCHE 74 2.0 914 PORSCHE good cond., new tires, S6.200 'otter Call 235-3184

TOYOTA CITY 2310 Kam Hwy. 848-1811

MID MONTH SPECIAL

'80 TOYOTA Tercel 2 dr. sedan. 4 spd. BGX273 '3195 '82 TOYOTA Celica GT Liftback. 5 spd. BGG567 28795 '80 TOYOTA Tercel 2 dr. sedan. 4 spd. BAX267 03195

$3695

2 dr. sedan. auto. AAW047 s3695

$2695

4 dr. sedan. 5 spd. BFN684 53595

'76 TOYOTA Cortina 4 dr sedan. auto. A0P558 $3195

'81 TOYOTA Tercel 4 dr. sedan. auto. HOA614 $3495

'80 TOYOTA Corolla 4 dr. sedan. auto. AWJ936

'79 TOYOTA Corolla

'77 TOYOTA Corolla 4 dr sedan. auto. AFA967

'81 TOYOTA Tercel

'76 TOYOTA Cortina

'81 TOYOTA Tercel

Subject to prior sale. Offer good till May 17. 1983

Finance Available On Approved Credit.

USED CARS-WAIPAHU 677-9167 '77 CHEVY P/U V-6, auto.. p/s. p/b, with hydrolic lifting. 9-1451

was $4495 13650

'79 BUICK CENTURY 2 dr.. V8. auto., a/c. p/s. pp//bb. new paint. 85.1 was $4295 43150

10 BUICK SKYLARK 2 dr.. auto., 4 cyl., a/c. p /s. p/b. 2 -lone paint 6330-1 $4695

'72 CHEVY CAMARO 2 dr, auto. p /s. 6-1458 was $1495 '750

\Nal\i\70 '77 CORVETTE

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'77 FURY S/W 5181-1 '650

- V8. auto.. brown w/gold accent. auto.. Hop. turhine map wheels. 9-1443 was 88895 $7750

'76 CHEVY CONCOURS completely reconditioned 8-1446 $1795

7 '75 FORD ELITE 2 -lone paint. auto.. a /c. AM/FM stereo cats. 5653-2 $1995

'79 MAZDA GLC S/W 9-1378 '3250

'75 DODGE DART

4 dr.. 6 cyl.. auto. p/s. 6749-2 WAS t2295 $1550

'76 DATSUN 710 new orange paint. 4 spd.. 4 dr.. 6276-1 was 823115 $1750

S UBAR U

'80 Hatchback, 4- WD. ,goorl i,or w/radm &

-1111.11', $2.8 /5/offer 941-0035 or 261 -`1657

TOYOTA

'72 CFL ICA, excellent condition, no rust 52050/

offer 235-6026.

741.1'.3T '79 Celica (11- ..;nd

1690 irfrer 395 9049 1:- .2:1 -trio

/8 TOYW A Cor911.1. cond , 4 -dr.. auto., $230! offer. Mira sell. Ph 941-

1;est ;04

May I I, 1983 Classified' V

TOYOTA '78 TOYOTA Corolla, 4 dr., white, 25,000 mites, 1 owner, good tires, excl. cond. Ph. 254- 3802 or 254-3846, mornings. '74 TOYOTA Corolla, 4 dr. sedan for sale, fair cond., call 4 to 6 p.rh. Iv. msg. 247-8662.

[ WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph. 83ti 1222 2999 N Nod/ Hwy,

'81 Tercel 4 dr.. auto.. radio.

Only 02975

TRIUMPH 1976 TR7. AM/FM/Tape,

VOLKSWAGEN '76 VW DASHER wagon, --

standard, good cond., $2,250. 235-3478

'78 VW RABBIT - $2450/of fee, low mileage. Will trade frjr fishing boat - 14 ft. to 18ft. 621-, 2688

'71 BUG Volks, semi-auto , 4 new tires, good in and out, reliable trans. $950 or best offer. Call 247-2495

'78 DIESEL RABBIT, 3 dr., clean, a/c, AM/FM, new ,rigine. Call 261-2283, 943- 1 776.

'75 DASHER wagon, stnd., good condition, $800. Call 254-4739.

VOLVO

81 TOYOTA TERCEL 5 spd., excl. cond.

test drive before you buyl

Dollar Car Sales 836-3581

stereo. air cond., excellent $10,000 Firm. Call co n a., $3500. Ph. 623-1846 254-4604 after 5 p.m. evenings. 72 VOLVO 1455. auto., air, $2100. VOLKSWAGEN Call 499-1036.

'63 VW BUG, runs good, Dlr. .71 VOLVO 4-dr. wagon 145,

Saw Ph 671-6885. eves. 942- good cond. $1200, call 621-

8973. 9421.

Stock

WAIPAHU'S SHELLY MAZDA LGIVES YOU THE w DOWN!

inancing OAC Model List Sale Do Wo Pymt. Mo. Pymt.

8632 '80 GLC 54395 52988 '369 59970 17 6., aPr 36

Us 3958.2E1 deterred

8702 '79 ASPEN 03993 s2600 5329 59977 17 6% or 30

332210 deferred MSS.

8730 78 GRANADA '3695 s2350 s269 s1 0972 17 51' apr.

290225 defer 24

red mos

87g9 '78 OMNI 03295 52100 '205 59989 17.5% apr 24 mos

260236 deferred

880g '81 SUZUKI 4X4

4995 53988 s429 51 1 950 17°, apr. 42 mos.

5450.52 deferred

8838 '79TOYOT PIU

04295 '2988 s333 $13977 17.5% ar 2 p

3687.48 deter4 red mo s

8831 '79 AMC

03995 S /IN 52495 s234 $9917 175% apr. 30 mos

3209.10 deferred

WAIPAHU'S SHELLY. 94-212 Leoku St.

All Cars Subject to Prior Sole On

MAZDA 677-0761

Approved Credit

-11`-\3Ci. --"."-76 '77 DATSUN 210 auto. #8153 S1311

AMC Hornet station wagon. auto.. p/s #8152 1101

77 HONDA Civic 4 spd. 4147 s771

'76 PLYMOUTH Fury auto.. p/s #8138 $871

80 DATSUN 4 spd. #7808 $3091

'80 FAIRMONT auto., p /s. a/c. p/w 07876....s3195

79 DATSUN 280ZX 5 spd.. air 08081 s5991

'75 FIREBIRD auto. p/s. cassette

#8062 S2691

79 NEW YORKER auto..

p/s #7681 $3991

'81 AMC station wagon auto.. p/s. .,..... air 07879 .....'i /U I

78 CORDOBA auto.. p/s 07601 $2291

76 CHEVETTE auto. #8156 $891

80 COROLLA 4 spd. 08064 $37u I

78 MAZDA 4 spd. 07946 $2291

77 HONDA Civic 4 spd. 48068 $2411

Prices good till May 17, 1983 Subject to prior sale.

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PACIFIC OLOSMOBILE ,GMC

USED CARS '74 Toyota Celica 0001138 '2495 '78 Chevy P/U 8P0367 '4295 '79 Buick Riviera 5011279 '6995 '75 Lincoln Town Car AAS896 '2995 '72 Ford P/U 050795 '1995 '78 Pontiac Firebird ARL1775 '4395 '82 Yamaha Heritage 650227 x81, '1895 '77 Pontiac Grand Prix 585848 '2995 '74 Datsun B210 001979 '1695 '80 Honda Accord 806549 '4595

DOLLAR

CAR 836-3581 SALES

'83 Olds Cutlass AW6473 '11.995 '71 Ply. Satellite 060138 '1595 '77 Olds Omega AST349 '2495 '79 Olds Cutlass ARF129 '4995 '79 Toyota Corolla 8.3T879 '3495 '79 Pontiac Bonneville HAF818 '4995 '79 Chevy Corvette 8NF282 '9995 '80 BMW 320i A0S197 '9595 '74 VW Dasher BCC109 '1995 '76 Honda Accord 080674 '3195

ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE

OPEN: Weekdays 8-9 P.M. Sat. 9-6 P.M. Sun. 10-6 P.M.

PHONE 531-9922

all units plus tax and license. Subject to prior sale

TOYOTA k'eo Go *le 81 TERCEL

5 spd.

$3095°°

CHEVY ,eco Got e

1mick '81 MALIBU 4 dr.

--'1$4995"

DATSUN e co'

81 DATSUN 210

auto.

$334500

FORD k,evo Go

82 ESCORTS

$429500

MAZDA Goke, co

\se .--,-/-;41i1;\ 82 G LC

4 dr., auto.

$5195°°

SUZUKI ocekst

1482 SUZUKI Jeep

$5095°°

Don Lucas ITONDA

gtObtdward USED CAR COWER

CALL 247-8544

$27500 DOWN ON ANY CAR

BIG DAZZLING DEALS '75 Ford Torino Afar 1.ansmiss.on power steering L:: .Asx:?.67

was 1999 $1099 '79 Ford Pinto

4 cylinder. 4 speed. AM 'ffYI Stereo. rassptte. I ic. ANX 30/

was 3295 $2395 '76 Honda Accord

L mileage. L- Was 3999

Compare the DOLLAR VALUES

Bel' You Buy 452 Kalewa St.

'.Co 294

$2795 '78 Honda Wagon Super ;Farr, Lic

was 3695

ore Buy 2 Kalewa St. al (oft Lagoon Drive)

4'Nt'

PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT OUR WARRANTY

LAGOON DR. 7'

41..^.1171A atan

$2895 Plus Many More!

'74 Volkswagen Bug

"DEX 21

was 3295

SAVE '75 Dodge Colt S/W Auto transmission. fully factory equipped. Lic xADU 543

was 2595 $1895 '77 Dodge Diplomat Loaded 25 000 miles 1.Ic a AJX 986

was 3395 $2795 '82 Ford Mustang

Like New. Lic Mustang

726

was 6995

$5495 Highest Trade-In Allowances Military Financing, of course.

more new ilotulal than all the other' Hawaii Honda dealcrs intnInnal.

Don Lucas-

HONDA HONDA JUST

IMUTES 'QOM DOTENTowid t,

45-671 KAM HWY IN KANEOHE

i -10, May 11, 1983

Marines down Flyers Story and photo

by Cpl Christopher Wood It looked easy, Saturday, as the

Hawaii Marines soccer team kicked past the Air Force Flyers, 3 to 1, at station training field.

"I wouldn't say we played superbly, but we played OK," said Captain Johnny Charles, leatherneck coach.

Lance Corporal Tony Yepes put the Marines on the board first, booting one past the goalee. "I put myself forward and took that extra step," Yepes said. "It's all a matter of running in front of the ball."

Later, Sergeant Jose Garcia dribbled one past the Flyers, giving the Marines a 2 to 0 lead at the half.

FLEET FEET -A Hawaii Marines player moves the ball down field during play against the Air Force, Saturday.

A penalty kick by Airman First Class Alberto Saravia got rid of the Flyers' goose egg after LCpI John Vargas, Marine goalee, tripped an Air Force player.

New blood started flowing towards the end of the game, when LCpI Frank Arzillo, a new addition to the team, got his long - sought goal.

"It was a cheap goal," Arzillo said. "But I had worked hard for it."

Nonetheless, most of the Hawaii Marines didn't have to overwork themselves, as they battled a less than sluggish Air Force.

"They're playing better thAn they used to," Charles said. "Last time, we beat them 5 to O."

Since the next deployment will cause Charles to lose Yepes and Private First Class Raul Toledo, two of his star players, new recruits are being sought. Interested players should contact Charles at 477-6352 as soon as possible, since time is important.

"It takes a long time to mature a soccer team," the captain said, "especially when only 2 of 18 players are native-born Ameri- cans."

The Hawaii Marines' next game is at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Brigham Young University.

Itk More you.

Its beige. It's slender. It's special.

It's menthoi.

TWENTY CLASS A CIGARETTES

Volksmarching The 50th State Wanderers Volksmarch Club will sponsor the "Diamond Head

Walk" Volksmarch May 28 from 7 a.m. to noon. This will be a 10 and 20 Kilometer march and a 42 Kilometer marathon through

Honolulu starting at the Princess Kaiulani Hotel in Waikiki. Bronze and Silver medals and a patch for the marathon will be awarded to

registered participants who complete the walk. Pre-registrants (now through May 23 - $4 fee) are given priority for the award. For those who register after May 23, the cost will be $5 and medals and patches will be mailed to them at no extra cost.

For additional information, phone 423-1416 or 625-0652. The term "Volksmarching" literally means "people's march" or "sport of the

people." Volksmarches are organized hikes covering distances of ten and twenty kilometers (6 and 12 miles).

Participants set their own pace (walking, jogging, or running) and every finisher is a winner. Colorful medals are provided to all who negotiate the route and obtain required stamps on their Volksmarch start cards.

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A Do ctor of Podiatric Medicine is the specialist con- cerned with the diagnosis. prevention and treatment of foot disorders by medical and surgical means.

Ingrown Toe Nails Sore Heels Calluses & Bunions Corns & Hammertoes 0 rthotics Warts

FIPATI? 7,f

KAILUA PODIATRY CLINIC 407 Uluniu St. Suite 301 Kailua. Hawaii

262-6961

Dr. Theodore G. York 615 Piikoi St. Suite 1401 Honolulu. Hawaii

Dr. David Heaton 98-211 Pali Momi St. Suite 737 Pearl Ridge. Hawaii

538-1831 487-9949

1 mg. ''tar", 0.6 mg. nicotine ay. per cigarette by FTC method.

Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.

LEX

BRODIE'S

TOYO TIRE

SALE!

SAVE to 35 %!

Prices are firm until Sat., May 14, 1983. Please real notes at the base of this advertisement.

TOYO

SEMI-PREMIUM QUALITY*

APPROX. 40.000 MILES* BLACK STEEL RADIALS

NO FULL

TIRE SERVICE SERVICE

SIZE PRICE PRICE .w., .mm.w.

155-12 29.25 39.25 145-13 30.25 40.25 155-13 31.25 41.25 165.13 35.50 45.50 175.13 35.75 45.75 17514 41.25 51.25 16515 41.00 51.00

WHITEWALLS

155-13 37.75 47.75 165.13 42.75 52.75 175.13 43.00 53.00 175.14 49.25 59.25

185-14 51.00 61.00 165.15 49.00 59.00

BLACKWALLS 70 SERIES

165/70-13 39.75 49.75

175/70-13 40.75 50.75 185/70-13 45.25 55.25

185/70 -14 47.50 57.50

195/70-14 50.75 60.75

WHITEWALLS P METRIC SERIES

185180-13 48.00 58.00 175/75-14 46.75 56.75 185/75-14 51.50 61.50 195'75.14 55.25 65.25 205'75-14 59.00 69.00 215'75-14 66.2C 76.25 195.'7515 58.25 68.25 205.75 -15 63.25 73.25 215 75.15 66.75 76.75 225 7515 73.75 83.75 MR78-I4 66.00 76.00 1078.15 76.50 66.50 I

WHITEWALLS P METRIC 70 SERIES

20570.14 59.75 69.75 225.70 -15 73.25 83.25 255'70-15 92.75 102.75

- - NATIONAL

FIRST QUALITY* APPROX. 15,000 MILES" WHITEWALLS BIAS PLY

600-12 23.75 33.75

A78.13 26.00 36.00 878.13 27.25 37.25 E713-14 31.00 41.00 F78-14 34.25 44.25 G78-14 36.00 46.00 '

M78.14 38.75 48.75 560-15 28.00 38.00 600.15 29.00 39.00 G78-15 35.50 45.50 878.15 37.50 47.50 L78-15 40.75 50.75

AURORA FIRST QUALITY*

APPROX. 30,000 MILES* BLACK STEEL RADIAL

155-12 25.50 35.50 155-13 28.00 38.00 165.13 31.75 41.75 185.14 40.50 50.50 165.15 35.75 45.75 175'70-13 31.50 41.50 185.'70-13 36.00 46.00 185'7014 39.50 49.50

COOPER PREMIUM QUALITY*

APPROX. 20,000 MILES* WHITEWALL BIAS PLY

600.12 29.75 39.75 478.13 30.00 4000 B78-13 31.25 41.25 C78-14 33.00 43.00 E78-14 34.75 44.75 F78.14 36.25 46.25 678.14 38.75 48.75 H78-14 41.50 51.50 560.15 33.00 43.00 600.15 33.00 43.00 07915 39.00 49.00 078 -IS 42.00 52.00 178.I5 46.75 56.25

70 SERIES OUTLINED RAISED LETTERS

E70-14 46.00 56.00 F70-14 48.00 58.00 G70.14 51.25 61.25 670-15 51.50 61.50

MICHELIN PREMIUM QUALITY

APPROX. 50,000 MILES* BLACK STEEL RADIALS (Xn) 145-10 ' 32.25 42.25

155.12 43.75 53.75

1512 WW 43.75 83.78 5 145-13 39.50 49.50

165-13 53.50 63.50

16514 56.00 66.00

17514 62.75 72.75

185-14 6825 78.25

155.15 53.25 63.25

16515 60.25 70.25

17515 WW 85-28 95.25

BLACKWALLS 70 SERIES (XZX)

165'70-13 51.25 61.25

17570.13 58.25 68.25

185'70-13 65.50 75.50 175 70-14 63.00 73.00

185,70-14 70.50 80.50

195.70-14 74.50 84.50

WHITEWALLS P METRIC (XZX)

16575-13 64.75 74.75 175.75 -13 73.00 83.00 165.'80-13 68.25 78.25

175 75-14 80.25 90.25

*Lex Brodie Quality Designation 'Mileage expected on smaller cars under average Hawaii driving conditions.

.11191Li Full service prices in- 5de tire mounting,

balancing, weights, valve stems and back-up services. Our no-service prices for outer island and over-the- counter sales do not include services. Air freight charges for shipment to outer islands must be added. Should we run out of stock, we will give you a raincheck good for 30 days. Fed. Ex. Tax must be added (1.05-3.41), plus Hawaii Po state tax. Easy pay plan available. VISA and Master- Cards are accepted.

LEX BRODIE'S TIRE CO.

HONOLULU

701 Queen St. Ph. 536-9381

WAIPAHU 94-169 Farrington Hwy.

(Next to McDoanlds) Ph. 671-4561

Mon.-Sat. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

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