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MCAS Kaneohe Say Camp N.M. Smith Martin Barracks Volume 20, No. 29 July 25, 1991
HAWAII anne N. Briefs Relief society drive over; CG says 'thanks'
The final tally from the Navy/Marine Corps Relief Fund Drive is in, and accord- ing to a letter to the Brigade from Commanding General BGe n. C.D. Kuhn Jr., the results are impres- sive. The letter reads in part; "... All major subordi
013en. Kuhn nate com- mands achieved 100 percen personnel contact ... (and con- tributed) a total of $139,746.80, exceeding last year's total by $11,818.80.
"Additionally, 45 percent of all Oahu contributions to date have been made by our Brigade, a truly overwhelm- ing statistic ... I commend you for your unselfish support..."
And speaking of unselfish support, the Hawaii Marines and sailors now in the Gulf region recently pitched-in their support with their own fund drive. According to Maj. L.M. Ryan, Joint Public Affairs officer at Kaneohe Bay and (currently) Marine Forces Southwest Asia, the Marines and sailors of Security Detachment, 3d Marines, Special Purpose MAGTF, came through with the cash even though they left before they could make their contributions here. "Initiative coupled with a strong sense of support for the Society has resulted in nearly $6,000 in pledges by the members of the Detach- ment," Ryan said.
Detachment Commander Maj. Dave DeBruyne said the Marines were reminded of the fund drive by newspapers they received from home, and figured that being deployed was no reason not to contrib- ute. The detachment's com- manders credited IstSgt. Edwin Garcia for obtaining allotment forms that made the drive possible.
For complete results from this year's fund drive, see next week's edition.
'Tigers put bite on Barking Sands 4421r First intense training for HMM-262
since return from Philippine deployment Story and photos
I by tCpi. O. Patna, Smith r+ewar, Monne Slelf W ale,
CPO revives suggestion program
The Civilian Personnel Office here is reviving its Beneficial Suggestion Program with a contest throught Aug. 15. All civilian employees (individual category) who fall under the CPO (not MWR or contracted) are eligible, as are work sections (group category). Military per- sonnel and sections are quali- fied, which are the only type that count in the contest. There are many prizes being awarded, includng a mystery top prize for the individual whose sugges- tion results in the most cost- savings for the government. Forms can he picked up at building 272, and submissions should be typed or neatly writ. ten. For more information, call Chris a' 267-2851.
GEICO awards military service
The Government Employees Insurance Company's annual Military Serice Awards Pro- gram is honoring one service- member from each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces for out- standing service in areas of drug and alcohol abuse preven- tion, fire protection/safety, and traffic and accident preven- tion/safety. Each winner will receive a $2,500 cash prize and a plaque man awards ceremony in Washington, D.C. GEICO will provide transportation, lodging and meals for the winner and a spouse. Nomina- tions are being accepted, and nominees should have one year of active-duty service remain- ing from the date the nomina tion is submitted. Send submis- sions through your chain of command
A helicopter support teem member guides in an HMM-262 CH- 46 as the other two members wait to hook-up an external load.
PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, Barking Sands, Kauai - Marine Medium Heli. copter Squadron-262 spent a week here practicing helicopter flying tactics in its first intense training package since returning from its 10-month deployment to the Phi- lippines.
In all, 18 pilots and more than 30 crew chiefs and helicop- ter support Marines were part of HMM-262's "Barking Sands Detachment" July 12-19 on this Navy compound. HMM- 262, which flies the durable CH- 46 Sea Knight, plans to conduct the "der exercise about every two months in the future.
The "Flying Tigers" returned to Kaneohe Bay in June after leaving for Okinawa last August. Upon its arrival there, IIMM-262 soon deployed to the Philippines to support Marine and Naval forces there for the rest of its 10-month deployment.
Now back home at Hangar 102, most of the Flying Tigers have taken leave and are settled back into their normal routine. Training packages such as Barking Sands are part of that routine, according to Maj. Richard Reinecke, HMM262 operations officer, who added that the squadron performed several types of training on Kauai.
"The exercise was concen- trated," Reinecke said. "We only had five days at Barking Sands, and we wanted to get in as much flying as possible."
The squadron conducted two types of flight tactics: low-level terrain flights and electronic warfare (EW). HMM-262 gun- ners also practiced .50 caliber machine-gun live fires. Tactics flights combined terrain flights, EW and gun shoots, with an added combat scenario. In all, the squadron flew 25 sorties and completed more than 80 flight hours.
"We used a building-block approach for the tactics flights," said Reinecke. "First we prac- ticed terrain flights and EW runs, then added a threat scenario and gun shoots to the tactics flights."
Polishing terrain flying
The pilots and crew chiefs spent a lot of time performing terrain flights. Kauai's breath- taking canyons and gorges provided the backdrop for excellent terrain navigating practice, said many HMM-262 pilots. External terrain flights were also performed, with a 500 - pound cement block on a 50-foot line serving as the external load.
The remoteness of Barking Sands is vital for terrain flights and other helicopter operations, added Reinecke. "It's also the only place that has an elec.
tronic warfare range around here," he said.
1 stLt. Craig Bourasea had never performed any of the Barking Sands training before, being new to Hawaii and the squadron. "The terrain at Barking Sands was like noth- ing I've ever flown in," said Bourassa. "The whole package, everything, was new to me. Doing it for real is more than you could ever learn in a book. I'm definitely confident about the skills I practiced there."
According to '262 pilots, a mission sometimes requires navigating difficult terrain at low levels and high speeds. At Barking Sands, low-level sorties were flown during terrain flights.
Electronic warfare
The squadron also practiced electronic warfare, in which the helicopters were "painted," or locked-on by radar simulators imitating radar stations. Once painted, the pilots employed evasive flying tactics.
In response to EW lock-one, the pilots set off flares and "chaff' charges - tiny fiberglass filaments which fool enemy radar missiles or lock -one. Kept in small containers called pods mounted on the helicopter's stub wings, the flare and chaff charges can help spell the
See TIGERS /A -2
It's time for change at three K-Bay squadrons *rani Public Annus 011ice
MALS-24 LtCol. Steven D. Carlson will
relinquish command of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-24 to LtCol. John C. McCalla during a ceremony at Dewey Square Wednesday at 10 a.m.
McCalla comes to MALS-24 after serving as the executive officer of MALS-29 at Maride Corps Air Station New River, N.C. He enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve in 1971 with a bachelor's degree in commerce from Rider College, Trenton, N.J.
ttCc4. McCalla
New commanders to take helm at MALS-24, MWSS-174, SOMS
After attaining the rank of lance corporal, McCalla entered Offi- cer Candidate School in 1972.
After graduation from The Basic School, McCalla attended Aviation Supply School at Camp Lejeune, N.C., and was later assigned as the supply officer for Marine Helicopter Attack Squadron169 at Camp Pendle- ton, Calif.
During 1976, he served with MAG-36 as the supply officer for HMM-165 while it was deployed aboard the USS Tri- poli and USS Okinawa From 1977 to 1980, McCalla was assigned to Marine Aircraft Group-24 here.
In 1980, McCalla attended the Amphibious Warfare School at Quantico, Va. After graduation, he served as the helicopter weapons system manager on the staff of the Commander, Naval Air Forces, Pacific, San Diego, until returning to Quantico for the Command and Staff Col- lege. His next assignment took him to the Navy Aviation Supply Office in Philadelphia, where he served as the weapons manager for various aircraft. Following three years there, he was transferred to New River for his last assignment before reporting here. During that tour,
McCalla deployed with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-29 to Southwest Asia.
He is married to the former Susie Kay Jones of Llano, Texas. They have three children: John Michael, Kevin Patrick and Kelly Kathleen.
Carlson, who took command of MALS24 in August 1989, has been with MAG-24 since Sep- tember 1988. He will now report to the 3d Marine Aircraft Wing to serve on the Wing staff.
Carlson was commissioned in 1972 after graduating with a
bachelor of science degree in business administration from the University of Southern California the year before.
During his career, Carlson has served as a supply officer, a component control section offi- cer, customer support officer, budget officer and as an execu- tive officer before taking com- mand of MATS -24.
His professional education includes the Basic School, Aviation Supply School and the Naval War College in Newport, R.I. He has served with MAG- 14, HMA-369, the 1st MAW and 3d MAW, MAG-11 and on the staff of the Commander, Naval Air Forces, Pacific.
MWSS-174 LtCol. David T. Darrah will
take control of Marine Wing Support Squadron-174 from LtCol. James P. Chessum in a change of command ceremony Friday at 10 a.m. at the Air Station's Dewey Square.
Darrah graduated from the University of Florida, where he was a member of the Platoon Leaders Class, with a bache- lor's degree in history, and was commissioned in 1974.
After attending The Basic School at Quantico, Va., Harrah reported to Pensacola, Fla., for flight training and was desig- nated a Naval Aviator in June 1976. He has served in various billets with squadrons at Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., MCAS Futenma, Okinawa and MCAS Kaneohe Bay.
In the past at Kaneohe Bay, Darrah has been assigned with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-262, where he served as the assistant S-4 officer and NATOPS officer. He also served with Headquarters and Mainte- nance Squadron-24 (now Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-24) filling the Marine Aircraft Group-24 NATOPS officer billet.
In March and April 1984, Harrah attended the MAWTS-1 school at MCAS Yuma, Ariz.,
LtCol. Darrah
and upon completion, reported to HMM-165 as the Squadron WTI and logistics officer.
Darrah left Kaneohe Bay in May 1985 for the 6th Marine Corps District in Atlanta, Ga., to serve as the district's assis- tant recruiting officer. In 1988, he was selected to attend the Marine Corps Command and Staff College, and upon gradu- ation, received orders back to HMM-262 as the operations officer and subsequently the executive officer.
Darrah is married to the See CHANGES/A-4
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The -mother of all welcome home celebrations" is only eight days away.
The Kaneohe Bay Summer Festival, to be held Aug. 2.4, features many of the same attractions as last year's Wind ward Family Festival, as well as added ones. The event is being held to honor the return- ing desert veterans.
The summer festival's slate is long and promising, with head- lining entertainers Crystal Gayle and her Las Vegas show, and
Camp Smith Marines spread anti-drug message
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Queen Latifah, one of the country's top female rap stars. There will also be many top local bands of all kinds, with some of Hawaii's favorite radio personalities serving as emcees.
A significant addition to this year's event is Castle Medical Center's Health and Fitness Fair. Castle Medical Center is co-sponsoring the summer festi- val with the Air Station. Entries for the Desert Shield/Storm Photo, Art and Creative Writing contest will be displayed.
Boat rides, Hobie Cat and canoe regattas. water ski shows,
Marine Corps equipment and weapon displays, a boxing smoker and various other ac- tivities will round out the three- day festival.
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Saturday, Aug. 3, begins with water sports and a swimsuit contest for both sexes. An ice cream eating contest and Ronald McDonald's Magic Show will
keep the kids entertained. That evening, award-winning local entertainers Kapena and Kalapana will perform.
Sunday is the third and final day of the event, and the' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will pose for photos with chil- dren at 10 a.m. More of the local entertainment will con- tinue, and in the evening, Crystal Gayle and her full Las Vegas entourage will perform.
For more information, cal Susan Miles at 254-2466 or 254 2562.
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Wear's Notes Legal Matters: The %MOO law' Striking back at spouse abuse Blotter
A-2 HAWAII MARINE July 25, 1991
HMM-262 trains at remote Kauai facility TIGERS/from A-1 difference between life and death in a combat situation, accord- ing to Don Harke, EW specialist with the Naval Aviation Engi- neering Service Unit here.
The flares draw heat-seeking missiles away from the helicop- ter, and chaff confuses radar- guided missiles, said Harks. He added that chaff can also be used to musk an aircraft.
"What were doing with countermeasures such as flares and chaff is buying time for our pilots," said Harke, who is the known expert nn EW at Kaneohe Bay. "It's creating a situation where that missile will miss that helicopter."
Harke said the effectiveness of countermeasures depend on the type, but a lot is up to the pilots themselves. The pilot's skill always factors in on it,"
he said. "I'd say 60 percent falls on the pilot, and around 40 percent on the countermea- sures."
According to Capt. Ron Culp, whose squadron (HMM-165) performed extensive operations in the Persian Gulf War, not once did anyone in his squad- ron fire flares or chaff in response to a combat threat. Culp said he knows some Marine Cobras used flares and chaff during operations in and around Khafji, Saudi Arabia.
"I know of some Cobras that popped flares and chaff, and that's just normal combat reaction and standard operat- ing procedure," he said.
Door-gunning
Several '262 gunners also got
qualification time in on M2 .50- caliber machine guns mounted in the CH-46s, capping-off about 1,500 rounds during the week. The target was a small rock off Kauai, and is one of the few live-fire targets available for helicopter gunning practice in the area.
Cpl. Chris Coyle, aerial gunner instructor for the exercise, said the practice is important because the gunners need to learn and practice weapons operation, safety and marksmanship.
"The important thing they get out of live-firing is weapons operation," he said. "Safety is always important, but marks- manship is secondary because our guns are strictly defensive. In a combat situation, we use them to suppress the enemy, not to hit an individual at 1,000 yards."
LCpl. Armando Urrutla keeps an eye outside his plane during one of the many sorties HMM-262 completed during Barking Sands.
The majestic coastline around Barking Sands provided the backdrop for some of HMM-262's training on Kauai
A helicopter support team hooks-up an external load to a hovering IIMM-262 CH-46 during training at Barking Sands.
HAWAII Marine
An HMM-262 helicopter flies above the Barking Sands coastline during training.
`The terrain at Barking Sands was like nothing I've ever flown in. The whole package, everything, was new to me.
Doing it for real is more than you could ever learn in a book.' -1stLt. Craig Bourassa
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Hair today, gone tomorrow
Bucking the usual tradition of pilots, some officers from Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron - 262 may soon be sporting high n' tight haircuts.
It seems these officers literally "put their heads on the line" when they took on some of their unit's enlisted members in a volleyball match during the recent Barking Sands exercise. Prior to the game, the two teams agreed that a buzz cut would be a befitting punish- ment for the losers. The enlisted Marines kept their tresses by beating the pilots 15-12, 15-13.
To date, only one officer has lived up to the bet, according to a reliable source. What about the rest, you ask? Stay tuned.
A picture is worth a thousand words
So goes the old saying, but four Marines from the Air Station's Training and Audiovisual Support Center are probably quite content with the seven words re- cently bestowed upon their pictures: Marine Corps Combat Correspondents Association Distinguished Performance Award.
The awards were earned in the national association's annual competition for Marine Corps artists, broad- casters and journalists. Active duty, reserve and retired Marines were eligible. Entries were judged by top civilian professionals in the respective fields. The winners are invited to attend this year's MCCCA conference/ symposium at Arlington, Va.
Sgt. Kit Hart took first place in two categories: Best Feature Photograph and Best Illustration, for ser- geants and below. SSgt. Cynthia Johnson was also judged tops in two categories Marine Corps Art and Best Illustration, for staff NCOs and officers. Sgt. Mark Brady took both 1st and 2nd place in the Marine
Corps Art category, sergeants and below. Cpl. Rich- ard Brown Jr. placed second in the Beat Illustration category, for sergeants and heir,. .
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and below. Cpl. Jason Erickson placed second in the Best News Photograph category for sergeants and below.
My crystal ball is in the shop...
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MARINE Journal July 25, 1991 HAWAII MARINE A-3
Family violence: How to strike back By Patricia Sullivan Branch Medical Clinic
The recent murder and sui- cide tragedies involving military families have sent shock waves throughout the Hawaii military community. These two similar events occurred within the same week, and have prompted many questions about domestic vio- lence issues.
The following information, provided the National Woman Abuse Prevention Project, offers some insight into what in essence is a community prob- lem, and not just a personal problem for the families in- volved.
Domestic violence is the use of abusive and violent behavior among people who are married, living together or having an ongoing or prior intimate rela- tionship. It is also called spouse abuse, family violence, batter- ing, woman abuse and wife beating.
Domestic violence can include
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pushing, punching, slapping, choking, stabbing, forcing sex- ual activity or using the threat of violence to control another's behavior. It can lead to serious injury or death.
Why do women stay in vio- lent relationships? Many do leave their abusers, but others endure the violence for a vari- ety of reasons:
An abused woman frequently faces the most physical danger when she attempts to leave. She may be threatened with violence or attacked if she tries to flee. She fears for her own safety, and for the safety of her children and of those who help her.
Some women will endure physical and emotional abuse to keep the family together for the children's sake. Very often, she will finally take them and leave only when the violence becomes directed at them.
Her husband or partner may not always be abusive and may
show remorse at his violent behavior, promising that he will change. A woman may be financially dependent on her husband. Statistically, a woman with children who leaves the home has a 50 percent chance that her standard of living will drop below the poverty level.
Women will be forced to endure physical abuse until people stop suggesting that abused women who stay deserve the violence and instead focus on the real issues. Most domestic violence is criminal. It occurs among all races, ages and religions. It happens to people on all educational and income levels.
An abusive incident is rarely an isolated occurrence. It usually recurs and escalates in severity over time. Researchers note that attacks by husbands on wives result in more injuries that require medical treatment than rape, auto accidents and
muggings combined. Society teaches men to con.
trol their relationships with women. Using violence or threatening to use it are ways that men achieve power and, control over their female part- ners. Unchallenged, men who abuse come to learn that vio- lence is an acceptable and effective way to resolve prob- lems.
Men who choose to be violent come from all classes, races,. religions, income and educe- tional levels. They are not necessarily violent in other relationships, such as at work or with friends. They often have a rigid, traditional view of sex roles and parenting.
The majority of men who choose to be violent are not mentally ill. Viewing them as sick wrongly excuses them from taking responsibility for their actions. Alcoholism or drug abuse do not cause wife abuse.
See ABUSE/A-8
Law helps owners of lemon-mobiles' By Capt. J.E. Sandbothe MAGAS Leper Semmes Cellist
There is nothing quite like driving around in a brand new car. There is also nothing quite like the disappointment of seeing your new dream car turn into a nightmare of rattles, knocks, faulty electronics and constant visits to the repair shop.
Fortunately, many states, including Hawaii, have passed laws to protect buyers of new motor vehicles that turn out to be "lemons."
The Hawaii "lemon law" covers new ears and trucks intended for personal, family or household use. It does not apply to used cars, off-road vehicles and trucks that weigh over 10,000 pounds.
Is It a lemon? Generally, a car may be
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The problem was first re- ported to the manufacturer or its authorized dealer while the express warranty was still in effect (most express warranties are good for one year after the date of original delivery to the buyer or the first 12,000 miles of operation, whichever comes first).
The same defect has been subject to repair three times and has still not been corrected, or the vehicle has been out of service for repair of all defects for a cumulative total of 30 days.
The manufacturer was given a final opportunity to correct the .defect following written notification from the buyer
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defect or condition resulting from an accident, abuse, neglect or alteration of a vehicle. A sub- stantial defect or condition is a problem that substantially impairs the use, value or safety of the vehicle.
There is no easy answer as to which types of problems will be considered substantial. Brake failures, steering difficulties, repeated engine breakdowns and safety hazards are just a few of the many possible defects which are typically covered. That strange whine in the engine that drives your wife crazy isn't going to get you a new car.
Using your warranty
The "express warranty period" is generally the period ending one year after the vehicle was purchased, or 12,000 miles. This
period may vary depending upon the warranty issued by the manufacturer of your vehicle.
If a problem is examined or repaired during the period, be sure you obtain and keep a copy of the work order which con- tains the dates the vehicle was. dropped off at the dealer and picked-up, the odometer reading and a description of the prob- lem.
This provides the beet proof as to when the problem was first reported. The lemon law only applies to the manufac- turer's express warranties and does not apply to extended warranties offered by the deal- ership.
If the problem still exists after the third repair attempt, you must notify the manufacturer of the need to repair the problem. You will find the address of the manufacturer's district office for
See LEMON/A-8
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Three K-Bay squadrons to have new commanders CHANGES/from A-1 former Krist Ellickson. They have three sons: Tim, Geoffery and Ryan.
At Kaneohe Bay, Chessum has served with the 1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade's G-3, and as the Brigade's air officer. He took command of MWSS-174 September 1, 1989.
Chesaum is married to the former Sharon Fleck. They have two daughters: Cameron and Sharon.
SOMS LtCol. Joseph F. Bellegarde
Jr. will hand-over command of Station Operations and Mainte- nance Squadron to LtCol. Mark J. Brousseau during a ceremony this morning at 10:30 outside Hangar 105.
Brousseau, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate who holds a bachelor's degree in operations analysis, attended The Basic School at Quantico in 1974. He then attended Flight School in Pensacola, Fla., where he was
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designated a Naval Aviator May 5, 1975.
Transferred to the West Coast, Brousseau reported to Marine Helicopter Training Squadron- 301, Tustin, Calif., for training in the CH-53 helicopter. He was then reassigned to Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-363 in December 1975 and served as the squadron's intelligence offi- cer and pilot training officer.
In February 1977, Brousseau transferred to HMH462 in Okinawa, where he served as the squadron flight officer. Upon his return to the United States, he reported to Navy
Training Squadron-3, Pensacola for duty as a flight instructor.
In 1981, Brousseau was as- signed to 2d Battalion, let Marines, at Camp Pendleton, Calif., for duty as the air liaison officer. He was later reassigned to HMH-363.
Brousseau attended the Command and Staff College at Quantico in July 1985. Upon graduation, he was assigned to NATO Headquarters, Allied Forces Northern Europe in Oslo, Norway, where he served as the Joint Land and Amphibious Ex- ercise project officer for all of
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His personal decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commen- dation Medal and Navy Achieve- ment Medal.
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Marine became argumentative and tried to start a fight. He was restrained, and later re- leased to a representative from his command.
Other Incidents
Six traffic accidents were reported over the past week. Minor injuries were reported for
one, and no injuries for the other.
The Military Police Depart- ment's Lost and Found Locker reports it has 24 bicycles, one tricycle, two scooters, one camera, two skateboards, one radio/cassette player, 33 as- sorted keys and two computer/ calculators. If you think any of this property may be yours, call Cpl. Chapman at 257-3425.
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Camp Smith's drug awareness efforts lauded One of four recipients of Secretary of Defense's award
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On July 9, Camp 11.M. Smith was one of four military commands to be named as a recipient of the Secretary of Defense's Mili- tary Service Community Drug Awareness Award.
This prestigious award rec- ognizes the beet community outreach demand reduction and drug awareness pro- grams from each of the military services.
In keeping with the tradi- tion of Marines going all out in any endeavor, Camp Smith's program features an emphasis on continuous drug awareness efforts throughout public schools in Hawaii. Military volunteers supple- ment existing drug awareness programs in schools with direct, one-op-one activities
with students.
The program involves school administrators and teachers and has been fully integrated with state and city governments and local community efforts. The command also works with private organizations such as Drug Free Hawaii Coalition and uses Marine Corps volunteers to execute the program. An added benefit of the program has been an increased number of requests for Marine involvement in other community activities.
Other award-winning instal- lations include: Fort Sill, Okla., for the Army; the San Diego Drug Screening Labo- ratory for the Navy, and the New Mexico National Guard for the Air Force.
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Camp Smith Marines and servicemembers from the three other winning organiza- tions have proven they are ready to do their part to help make and keep America and her youth drug-free.
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ABUSE/from A-3 Intoxication may only inten- sify an already existing violent behavior.
These men characteristically deny the existence and severity of their violence. When con- fronted with their violent be- havior, they tend to blame their partner for provoking it.
Men who choose violence will continue to abuse *heir female partners until society condemns their behavior and ensures immediate and serious conse- quences for their actions.
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For more information about Hawaii's lemon law, contact the Hawaii Regulated Industries Complaint Office at 828 Fort Street Mall, Suite 600a, Hon- olulu, HI, 96813,or call them at 587-3222. Help is also available through MCAS Kaneohe Bay Legal Assistance Office, which can be reached at 257-2168.
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K-Bay Summer Festival will take place Aug. 2-4, and books of scrip are available for $10. Each book includes $1 off the admission price or a free soft drink.
Honolulu Symphony will perform with Glen Medeiros Saturday at the Waikiki Shell. Look for Jim Nabors to join the symphony for an evening of songs and comedy in August.
Honolulu Comedy Club presents Carol Montgomery and Howard Dean through Sunday. The one and only Tamayo Otauki will perform Aug. 5-11.
Aloha Diners Club has reduced its membership price from $12 to $10. This dining and entertainment program offers discounts on popular island attractions and restaurants. To register, stop by MWR Tickets.
Consolidated movie theater tickets are only $4.25 when purchased through MWR Tickets. A new batch has arrived which is good through December.
Pantera, best known for "Cowboys From Hell" and its "power groove" trademark will be at Pink's Garage Aug. 2. The local band will open the show. Tickets are $13.50 in advance.
Religious Services In the Air Station
Chapel: Catholic Mass is held Monday - Friday, beginning at 11:45 a.m.; Saturday, start- ing at 5 p.m.; and Sunday, beginning at 7:30 a.m. and again at 9:30 a.m. Protestant Communion takes place Sunday, beginning at 8:30 a.m. and Protestant worship begins at 1 a.m. For more information about the Sta- tion's religious services, call 257-3552.
At Camp H.M. Smith: Catholic Mass is held Sun- day, beginning at 8 a.m., and again at 11:30 a.m. Protes- tant worship and Sunday School both begin at 9:30 a.m. For more information about religious services at Camp Smith, call 477-8098.
Shabbat services are held Friday, beginning at 8 p.m. in the Aloha Jewish Chapel aboard Naval Base Pearl Harbor. Shabbat serv- ices and a Torah study take place at the chapel Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. For more information about Jewish services, call 471-3971.
"Stone Cold' Headlines Movie Offerings
All movies shown at the Family Theater, (building 219) begin at 7:15 unless otherwise noted. For more information, call the theater at 254-2113.
"Stone Cold," (R) an action film starring Brian Bosworth, is about an under- cover cop who infiltrates a gang of murderous motorcy- clists. It will be shown Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.
"Tales From the Darkside," (11) a horror film starring Deborah Harry and Christian Slater, will play Monday. It features three short stories about murders, including one about an artist who is killed by a monster with whom he has fallen in love.
"Wild Orchid," (R) star- ring Jacqueline Bisset and Mickey Rourke, will play Tuesday. It is an erotic drama about a lady lawyer's sexual awakening in Rio.
Swap Meet A swap meet, sponsored
by the Armed Services YMCA, will he held Aug. 17 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. This swap meet is ASYMCA's biggest of the year, and seller's spaces go quickly. Interested sellers may call 254-4719 or 254-4965.
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Photos by Sgt. Ylcsnts Homes Menne Medium Helicopter Squadron ,282
The kids from Mrs. Krueger's class at the Menehune Rainbow Pre- school's Summer Play Group have been learn- ing about transporta- tion lately. They wrapped-up their summer sessiqn July 17 with a field trip to Ma- rine Aircraft Group-24,
where they got a close- up view of some high- speed modes of trans- portation.
The youngsters in- spected a CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter from Marine Medium Heli- copter Squadron-262, and got to hang-out with some of the squad- ron's Flying Tigers.
Then they strolled over to look at a fast-mover: an F/A-18 Hornet jet from Marine Fighter At- tack Squadron-212.
The Lancers were kind enough to provide a ladder so the little ones could get a look at the high-tech cockpit of a jet that was recently used against Iraqi for- ces.
Chrlstln Nettles gets a hand as she de-planes a Flying Tigers CH- 46 helicopter.
SSgt. Kenneth Leveck of VMFA-212 explains some of the Inner workings of the cockpit of an F/A-18 Hornet during Menehune Preschool's visit to MAG-24. Ryan Storms and Thomas Wileman (foreground) took a special interest. Also shown are Ryan's mother, Cecilia Storms, teacher Patty Krueger and youngster Christin Nettles.
Maj. Bruce Hatlem, safety officer for HMM-262, leads Mrs. Krueger's class into a hangar during the field trip.
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Thomas Wllemen contemplates a career change while in the cockpit of a Flying Tigers CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter.
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available at the Joint Public Affairs Office (building 244), next to the Station theater. JPAO office hours are Monday - Friday. 7:30 p.m. Applications must be completed and submitted in person to JPAO by Thursday, 4 p.m. to appear in the following week's newspaper.
Auto/Truck/Van Mercedes 300: 1979, CD.
Excellent condition, no rust. Alpine AM/FM stereo, automatic sunroof, all extras, $8995. Call 254-5848.
Fiat convertible: 1978, dark cherry red. Needs some body work, engine works great, new tires. First $600. Cell 254-1627 after 5 p.m.
Pontiac Grand-Am: Auto, air, loaded, new tires, brakes, shocks, struts. This is not an island car. Blue book - $8,400, asking $5,900. Call 254-3842.
Chevy Cavalier: 1984, late model, red sport coupe. 4-speed, AM/FM cassette, A/C, one owner. Very good condition, many new parts. Best offer. Call 254-6221 anytime.
Honda CRX Si: 1989, 13,200
A/C, AM/FM cassette, tinted windows, car cover, $8,900. Call 262-7225.
Chrysler Leharon: 1977, new brakes, new battery, tune-up. Inspection good until May, 1992. $800 or best offer. Call 254- 195,3.
Honda Prelude: 1983, 6-speed, sunroof, AM/FM cassette, mir- ror tint windows, A/C, low mileage. $4,000 or best offer. Call Cpl. Rhett at 254-6101 after 5 p.m., leave message.
Ford Ranger: 1986, stereo, toolbox, AM/FM cassette. Runs excleent. $2,750 or best offer, Call 486-7563 after 6 p.m.
Honda Civic Si: 1986, A/C, AM/FM cassette, sunroof, 5- speed, new tires and more. Great condition! Very clean. Have orders, must sell. Asking $4,950. call 942-5549.
Triumph TR-6: 1976, blue. Runs/looks good. Must sell, $4,500 or best offer. Call 254- 5684 after 3:30 p.m.
Mazda: GI.C, 1980, 50,000 miles, Running condition, $2,000. Call 254-4524 anytime.
Chevy Aetro van: 1987, 55,000 miles, A/C, PB, AM/FM stereo. $10000. Call 254-4524 anytime.
Mazda RX7: 1982, new clutch and tune-up. Asking $1,700. Call 254-5126.
Chevy Monte Carlo: 1978. Rune great but isn't pretty (needs TLC). Must sell. Leaving island. $350 or best offer. Call 254 -4535.
Datsun 280Z; New head, headers, 6- speed. Runs needs work. $500 Call 261-3213.
Chevy Impala: 1977, power windows, AM/FM cassette, spacious, V8 engine. New muffler ands starter. $1,200. Call 263-4024.
Misc.
PCSing: Bianchi racing bike. Paid $800; Oceanic reg w/octa- pus; SeaPro B.C.; H.P. Deskwri- ter printer for Apple Mac. Make an offer. Call 262-0767. Ask for Brad.
Misc.: Entertainment center, $15. Rug, beige 14 by 13 feet, $50. Call 254-5674.
Dress blues: Complete, 40R blouse, anodized, $175. Call 486 - 7563 after 6 p.m.
Dinnette set: 5-piece set w/ glass top. Great condition. $100 or best offer. Call 254-3624.
Computer: Tandy 1000 SL, 640K RAM, color monitor CM5. 5.25 floppy, 101 enhanced keyboard super joystick. Desk- mate, Lotus 1.2-3 for Deskmate. $450. Call 264-5909.
100% IBM-Compatible Com- puter: AT-286, 12 MHz, 40MB HD, VGA monitor and card. Both HD, floppy drives, 1200 BPS modem. $1,000 worth pf software. All for $800. Call 254-1627.
Misc: VCR w/movie camera, $650. Queen-size mattress and box spring, $150. Curtis Mathis color TV, $750. Call 254-4524
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Misc: Lawnmowers, from $25- $200. McLain furniture. Rattan end tables. 25-inch TV. Stereo, w /cassette, 8-track players. Whirlpool refrigerator, freezer immaculate, but needs compres- sor. Call 263-0434.
Kittens: Free! Contact Russ or Shelly Rivard at 254-332.3.
Small parakeet aviary: Complete to include seven parakeets and two nest boxes. Must sell due to PCS. $65. Call 254-1953.
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Marine golfers rebuffed at armed services' tourney
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Let's just say the Marines didn't play their best this time around during the Hawaii Armed Services Athletic Council Golf tourna- ment last week.
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The Navy, followed by the Air Force then Army, carded the winning combination in the Open Division, while the
Army scored best in the Seniors competition, leaving the Air Force in second, then the Navy and finally the Corps.
For a while there the Open Division Marines, lead by John McCray and Charlie Allen, were tight in the running during the four-day, 72-hole golf marathon. But day three brought an almost sure end to any hope for victory as the Marines plummeted to last and stayed there.
Although McCray, Allen and Mutt l'aul remained in the lead pack throughout the
championship (scoring 302, 309 and 312, respectively) the Marines' next best cards came from Karl Nugent and John Bascuk, who both shot 326. This was not enough to keep them in the running. Their five-man team total for the tournament, which was actually a tabulation of the best five scores at the end of each day added together for the four days, was 1561. The winning Navy had them beaten by 33 strokes; the Air Force by 30 strokes; and the Army barely edged them out by a stroke.
The Marines suffered a similar situation in the
Seniors Division. Only the top three cards were counted for each team, but this didn't help the Corps put together a winning combina- tion. Charlie Woodruff, who carded 318, and Joe LeClaire, with a :324, were close in the running, but the scores of their other three teammates (Glenn Boerigter, Al Man. chaca and Pete Devries) were just a couple more a day than they could afford. The winning Army had 31
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SPORTS Bri July 25, 1991 HAWAII MARINE B -3
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extra-inning win in the bottom of the eighth over the Heart-
breakers, 8-7, was the final en- core in a perfect performance of
a season. The Mob won all 12 regular season games, and went 3-0 in the playoffs to finish 15-0.
On top, Heartbreak pitcher Kathy Yule shows she can hit as
well. To the bottom, Kathy Bo- lich, Heartbreaker catcher, ap-
plies the tag to a sliding Kim Smoyer, Hawaii Mob shortstop. Smoyer was called safe in a dis-
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Boxing Smoker As part of the Kaneohe Bay
Summer Festival, the Air Sta- tion's athletic branch is spon- soring a boxing smoker Aug. 2 at the summer festival grounds, Those interested in participating should sign-up at the KMCAS Athletic Office in the main gym. The registration deadline is July 26.
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interested in intramural soccer should contact the KMCAS Athletic Office at 254-2516.
Day of Competition to Benefit Handicapped
A 10K run will start-off Hawaii's first Annual Freedom, Fun, Run, Rock and Roll, a day of events for all ages. It will be held at Kailua Beach Park July 27, starting at 7 a.m. Other events include a 10-K wheel- chair race, a four-mile walk, a body-building contest, a three- legged race, and canoeing. Registration is $20 and includes
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Road Marshal, Aid Station Volunteers Needed for Triathlon
Volunteers are needed to work at the Windward Triathlon, which will take place Aug. 18 aboard the Station. Volunteers will work as road marshalls or at the aid stations. Volunteers will receive Windward Triath- lon T-shirts. Register at the KMCAS Athletic Office in the main gym.
Intramural Volleyball An organizational meeting for
intramural volleyball will take place Aug. 8. The meeting will take place at the Station Theater, beginning at 1 p.m. All units interested most have a representative present.
Dependent Recreation Classes
Dependent Recreation offers a variety of summer classes for children and adults on the Station including: karate, Tae Kwon Do, ballet, jazz, tap, hula, gymnastics, charm classes, junior golf, and tennis. For more information on times and fees, call 254-2963. Register at the Air Station's community center, building 5082.
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MARINE y The following KMCAS organi-
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Family Service Center 257- 3655.
Armed Services YMCA Outreach Office -- 254-4719/
9955 Dependent Recreation Branch
-- 254-2963 American Bed Cross -- 257-
3150 Navy/Marine Corps Relief
Society -- 254 1327 USO of Hawaii -- 836-3351
Mother's Time Out A "time -out" for mothers will
take place tomorrow, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Enlisted Spouses Center. A guest speaker, music and crafts will be featured. Refreshments will be served. child care will be provided at no cost. For more information, ball 235.7777.
Ice Palace Trip A trip to the Ice Palace, for
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Teen Summer Program
Activities for teens take place Mondays and Thursdays. The program begins at 11 a.m. Monday at the marina, and at 9 a.m. Thursday at Dependent Recreation. Call Dependent Recreation for more information.
Pre-teen and Teen Activities
The following events are planned for teens and pre-teens throughout August: A dance for 5-10th-graders will be held Aug. 9, 7.10 p.m A trip to the skateboarding facility at Hickam Air Force Base, for all ages, will be held Aug. 10, noon 4 p.m. A pool party for children grades K-6 will be held Aug. 16, 5:30- 8 p.m. A dance for teens in grades 9-12 will take place Aug. 23, 8-11 p.m. A dance for pre- teenagers, grades 5.8 will be held Aug. 30, 6:30.9:30 p.m. For more information, call Dependent Recreation.
Dependent Recreation Classes
Dependent Recreation offers a variety of summer classes for children and adults on the Station including: karate; Tae Kwon Do; ballet, jazz, tap; hula; gymnastics; charm classes; junior golf; and tennis. For more information on times and fees, call 264-2963, Register at the Air Station's community center, building 5082.
Orientation to Public Schools in Hawaii
A program for families new to Hawaii will be presented by the Windward District Depart- ment of Education Thursday, 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m., at the FSC. Representatives will dis- cuss schools, department poli- cies and how to successfully enter children in public school. Call FSC for reservations, Brown baggers are welcome.
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groups are being formed; one is for mothers with children in strollers and the other is for brisk walkers. Call ASYMCA to sign up.
Planning Your PCS Move
Are you expecting Permanent Change of Station orders in the next few months? Attend a workshop Aug. 6, 8-11:30 a.m., at FSC to learn about your entitlements for TLA, Travel, Housing and arranging for the move with TMO. Stress and the effects of moving on fami- lies will also be covered.
Couples' Communication
A workshop exploring com- munication techniques that can help couples to express them- selves more clearly will take place Aug. 22, 7-9 p.m. Call FSC for reservations.
Teens Talking to Teens
An orientation for intermedi- ate and high school students new to Hawaii will be held Aug. 26, from 8 a.m. - noon. The
program will include a bus tour of the base and community points of interest, and discus- sion with students from Kailua Intermediate and Kalaheo High Schools. Bring a brown bag lunch. Call FSC for reserva- tions.
Surplus Food Distribution
There will be a distribution of surplus raisins, applesauce and canned beans Aug. 30, 8 a.m. to noon, at official distribution sites. FSC has coupons and application forms. Coupon #43 will be used. Families must meet specific income require-
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Women's Support Group
A confidential program to help women who have been victim- ized in a destructive relation- ship is held every Friday from 9-10:30 a.m. Learn about vio- lent behavior and ways to increase protection skills for yourself and children, decrease fear and helplessness and cope
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A resume writing seminal will take place Aug. 7, 9 - 10:30 a.m. Call the Family Service Center for reservations at 257-3655.
Common Cold Seminars
Learn to treat common colds at home through a two-hour class, offered on an "as needed" basis. Over the counter medi- cations are prescribed after successful completion of the course. Call 257-2131 to regis- ter. For more information, call Lt. Daniels at 257-5017 or Mrs. Ward at 25?-1700.
Sunday School The Air Station Chapel is
sponsoring a special Summer Sunday School program, "Jesus is Calling," for four Sundays in July for children and adults. Classes are held in the preschool, building 1391. Call 257-3552 for more information about this and other chapel programs.
Ladies Bible Study "Women of Joy" Bible Study
will be held every other Friday, 9-11 a.m. at the Enlisted Spouses
Center. Child care will be provided. For more informa- tion, call 235-7777.
Haku Head Leis With Bea Krauss
The makings of an authentic Hawaiian floral head lei using fresh flowers and greeneries will be taught in a class Wednesday, 9:30-11:30 a.m. The fee is $4. Child care is $1.50. Call the Armed Services YMCA at 254- 4719 to register.
Job Assistance Available
A computerized listing of island jobs is available. Call the Family Services Center at 257-3655 for an appointment with a counselor,
WIC Information Classes
Information classes on the supplemental food program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) is offered Thursdays at 1 p.m. in the Conference Room at the Branch Medical Clinic. Pregnant women, breast-feeding
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A tour of the Dole Can. nery, followed by lunch at Ala Moana Shopping Center will be offered July 31, from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Transporta- tion will be provided. A brief video of the pineapple fields and the Dole family history will be shown prior to the cannery tour. Register early for this very popular excur- sion through the Armed Services YMCA at 254-4719. Fees are $3 for adults and $1 for children ages 12 and under.
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Pandanas Club, !towel- inns Unlimited and Kalama- lama Bros. will be among the entertainment featured at a benefit concert for Sheldon Bishaw, a leukemia patient, to be held Aug. 25, 10 a.m. -5 p.m., at Kualoa Ranch. Free refreshments and chili dogs will be offered. A $15 dona- tion buys a ticket. Children under age 10 will be admitted free. For tickets, call 262-4833.
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Dog Obedience A six-week course to teach
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Leatherneck, Gazette Copies Needed
The Station library needs the following back issues for bind- ing: The January 1990 Marine
Corps Gazette and January through May, 1990 copies of Leatherneck. Please call Murray Viseer at 254-6301 if you can provide any of these periodicals.
Transition Assistance Management Program
A program for Marines soil sailors leaving active duty within 180 days and their families will take place Aug. 19- 22 in the Station theater. The program will cover career selec- tion, resume writing, interview- ing and other related topics. To register, contact your unit administrative section.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 79-44 AMENDING ARTICLE III, THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- PORTATION SERVICES, CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, HEREBY ESTABLISHES TRAFFIC SCHEDULE NO. 91.7 TO AMEND SCHEDULE XIII OF SECTION 15-11.2(3) ESTABLISHING YIELD RIGHT-OF-WAY; SCHEDULE XIV OF SECTION 15-11.3 ESTAB- LISHING STOP INTERSECTIONS; SCHEDULE XIX OF SECTION 15- 13.18151) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - AM AND PM PEAKS; SCHEDULE XX OF SECTION 15-13.10(1Xg) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - 24 HOURS; SCHEDULE XXI OF SECTION 15-13.10(1HW ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - SPECIFIED TIMES; SCHEDULE XXII OF SECTION 15- 14.5(1) ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED PARKING CERTAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIII OF SECTION 15- 14.5(2) ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED LOADING/UNLOADING; SCHEDULE XXIV OF SECTION 15-15.1(4) ESTABLISHING CURB LOADING ZONES; SCHEDULE XXV OF SECTION 16- 16.3(4) ESTABLISHING OFFICIAL BUS STOPS; SCHEDULE XXVI OF SECTION 15-16.1 ESTABLISHING TIME LIMIT PARKING.
SECTION 1. Chapter 15 (1976 Traffic Code), City and County of Honolulu, as amended, is hereby further amended in the following particulem a. By amending Schedule XIII of Sec 15-112131 establishing yield right-of
way by deleting therefrom the following item: "Aumoe Rd. Traffic traveling in the Waimanalo direction on Aura. Rd. shall yield the rightof way to traffic at the intersection of Mehealani Pl. and Aumoe Rd."
b. By amending Schedule XIV of Sec. 15.11.3 establishing stop intersections by adding thereto the following items: "Ahiku St. Traffic on Ahiku St. shall stop before entering Ualalehu St." "Lanikuhana Ave. Traffic on Lanikuhana Ave. ahall stop before entering Ahiku St." "Mahealani Pl. Traffic on Mnhealani Pl. shall stop before entering Aurnor
"Waioleka St. Traffic on Waioleka St. shall stop before entering Ahiku
By amending Schedule XIX of Sec 15-13.181110 establishing tow :ones - AM and PM peaks by adding thereto the following item: "Pahoa Ave, monks aide, for distance 95' Ewa direction from the Ewe curbline prolongation of 13th Ave., during hours 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 am. and 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., except Sat., Sun. and holidays."
d. By amending Schedule XX of Sec. 15-13.10(1Kg) establishing tow sone. - 24 hours by adding the following items: "Pahoa Ave., minas side, for distance 53' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curbline prolongation of Koko Head Ave." "Bethel St. Ewa side, for distance 115' meuka direction from minks curbline prolongation of Hotel St" "Merchant St., makai side, for distance 25' Koko Head direction from the Koko Head curbline prolongation of Nuuanu Ave." "Merchant St., makai side, for distance 75' Ewa direction from the Ewe curbline prolongation of Bethel St"
e. By amending Schedule XXI of S.C. 15.13.10(1Kh) establishing tow-away :ones - specified time by adding thereto the following item: "Merchant St . makai side, for distance 92' Koko Head direction commencing from s point 25' Koko Head of the Koko Head curbline prolongation of Nuurinu Ave."
f. By amending Schedule XXII of Sec 15-14.6(1) establishing prohibited parking certain arena in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto the following items:
"Ahiku St, within its turnaround area." "Kalaloa St, Koko Head Bide, for dietetic*, 155' mauka direction commencing from the meuka curbline prolongation of Kamehamehe
"Kaki P1., Ewa side, for distance 95' makai direction from the makai curbline prolongation of Varsity Pl." "Kam IV Rd., Koko Head aide, for distance 450' makei direction from the makai property line of 2003 Kam IV Rd." "Keikilani Cir.. both aide., commencing from a point 80' Koko Heed
direction of the Koko Head curbline prolongation of the mauka/Koko Head corner of Keikileni (Tiro to ito terminus and including its turnaround area "
"Keikilani Cir., both sides, from a point 96 Koko Head direction of the Koko Head curbline prolongation of the makai/Koko Head comer of Keikil tai (Sr. to its terminus and including its tuniaround area." "Lolii St., east aids, from the north property line of 45-494 Lolii St. to the north property line of 45-462 Loin St." "Lolii St, west side, from the south curbline prolongation of Kukla St. to the north curbline prolongation of Ohs Pl."
St., west side, from the south curbline prolongation of liiipoi St. to the southern property line of 45-427 Lehi St." "Royal Hawaiian Ave., Ewa side, for distance 90' moults direction from the mauka curbline prolongation of Kuhio Ave." "Ualelehu St, within its northern turnaround area." "Uelalehu St., east side, foe its entire length." "Ualalehu St., west side, from Ahiku St. up to the and including the southern turnaround area." "Unnamed Service Rd., both sides, of the 20' wide unnamed service roadway between Oneewa St and the maulta Kathie Municipal Parking Lot."
2. By amending item relating to Bethel St., Ewa aide, for distance 210' in the meek* direction from the mauka curbline prolongation of King St., to read: "Bethel St., Ewa ride, between King and Hotel Ste "
3. By deleting the following item: "Pahoa Ave.. meek* Inds, between Koko Head Ave , pole no 35 and approximately 40' Koko Head direction."
Hy amending Schedule XXIII of Sec. 15-14.5(2) eatablishing prohaillerl loading unloading by adding thereto the following item "Bethel St, Ewe side, for distance 115' masks direction from the marrkn curbline prolongation of Hotel St"
h By amending Schedule XXIV of Sec. 15-15.1(0(1) eatabliahing loarlto ranee in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto subsection II) passenger loading vine the 5,11.m-ilia
items: "Bethel St., Ewa side, for distance 30' makai direction from a point 55' mekai of the makai curbline prolongation of Nimbi St "Keawe St., Koko Head side, for distance 23' metal directim from a point 140' makai of the makai curbline prolongation of his Moana Blvd."
2. By deleting therefrom subsection (II paseenger holding tone the following item: "Pahoa Ave., mauka aide, between a point approximately 40' Koko Head curbline prolongation of Koko Heed Ave. and 13th Ave. during hours 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., school dove only."
3. By deleting therefrom subsection (2) freight loading none the following item: "Bethel St., Ewa side, for distance 128' mauka direction from a point 26' masks of the minas curbline prolongation of lintel St "
i. By amending Schedule XXV of Sec. 15-15.3(4) establiahing official bus stop' by adding the following item: "N. King St. makai side, for distance approximately Ifity Ewa direction from a point approximately 75' Ewa of the Koko Head property line of 1271 N. King St. (Kaplan!). Post Officer By amending Schedule XXVI of Sec. 15.16.1 establishing time limit parking by deleting therefrom the following item: "Merchant St., (1 hr.), makai aide, between Nutienu A,. and Bethel St. during hours 700 a.m. to 600 p.m., Mon.Set, except holidem.
Section 2. This Schedule is hereby attached to and made n part of Article VI hereof and shall take effect ten (10) working days after its publication.
Roy T. Kaneko for JOSEPH M. MAGALDI, JR., Director De=0 of 'Transportation
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GROUP LEADERS Wellness/lifestyle modification program is looking for skilled facilitators to work with local military population. Curriculum topics include substance use/abuse, communica- tion skills, problem solving, stress man- agement and values clarification. Part time, $8.34/hr. starting. Send resume to: Site Coordinator, NADASAP Office, Box 55, Naval Station, Pearl Harbor 96860
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Calls being received Monday through Friday, at 831-6030.
OGDEN Aviation Services An equal opporlunny employer
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Computer Science Instructor Instructor needed to teach morning computer science classes for Hawaii Pacific University at Schofield Bar- racks. Must have at least a Bachelors Degree. For application and infor- mation, contact:
Dr. Helen Chapin, Dean Satellite Programs Hawaii Pacific University
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BARBER HAIR STYLIST Increasingly busy barber shop has full/part time positions available. Very pleasant atmosphere, great co-workers. Call
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247-0147
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DRIVER Type 5 CDL F/T or P/T day/evenings flex- ible hrs good benefits. Call for appt. 842-3181.
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GOVERNMENT JOBS $16,040-$59,230/yr. Now hiring. Call (1) 805- 962-8000, Ext. R-4031 for current federal list.
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Since 1976
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Health Care Services 836-2275
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TOP PAY! Typists. ,.. ... ........... To S300/wk Receptionists To $320/wk Data Entry To $380/wk Acct'g Clerks ..... ... To $450/wk Secretaries To $450/ wk Word Processors To S450/wk
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Home Party Plan Sales Tired of the rest, Now try the best,
No cost, No collections, No delivery, 834-2580.
INTERNATIONAL CORP. Full & part time Reps. 5 positions available. Car, good earnings. nice atmosphere, own work schedule. Military & Military wives welcome. Call Sandra 247-0371.
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9AM-3PM 10 People needed to con- duct brief residential & business interviews for the new Windward
Oahu City Directory. FULL/PART TIME
FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE GUAR. HR. WAGE
WEEKLY PAY CHECK Apply in person: R. L. Polk & Co. 46-020 Alaloa St.
Suite 207 (Windward Business
Center-Kaneohe) M/F For
LAW ENFORCEMENT Jobs. $17,542-$86,682/yr. Police, Sheriff, State Patrol, Correctional Officers. For info. call (1)-805-962-8000 ext. K-4031
LOOKING FOR 15 Entrepreneurs to start home business. Outstand- ing financial rewards, retirement & self improve- ment. Call 948-0386, 24 hr. recorded message.
MATURE & caring com- panion for elderly. Excel. salary Call 235-8661
MEDICAL RECEPT. FIT, MEDICAL X-RAY TECH. P/T. Mon-Fri. for fast paced occupational med- icine clinic Excellent opportunity & benefits. Call Melissa 831-3000
MILITARY Welcome! Immed.P/T sales in retail
store 537-5911 ext. 55.
NURSES AIDE, Janitor, mature, hard worker, live in/out for 40 bed care hm. Kaneohe. 239-7993,
HOUSE C LEANERS
WE TRAIN! UP TO $9/HR. Some benefits include
Dental, drug & vision coverage Vacation Employee incentive program Advancement oppty.
FULL or PART TIME Military & Housewives
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OFFICE ASSISTANT Hawaii Kai Mon.-Fri., 8-5. Nonsmoker, good com- munication and organiza- tional skills. 395-9494.
OFFICE/CLERICAL Receptionists, typists, word processors. Long or short term assign- ments. Great benefits & pay! Free Training. ADIA
No Fee. 533-8889. FOE
OPTICAL ASSISTANT
Full time or part time, experience necessary.
excellent pay. Kailua Optometrist
139 Hekili Street 261-9735
PART TIME Merchan- diser, & order taker, in the military exchange stores on Oahu. 8-10 hrs. per week. Starting pay $6.75 per hr. Call Cindy 672-4267
POOL Co. has immediate full time openings for Pool service manager, con- struction laborer, & con- struction worker with masonry/tile experience Call 261-3508.
TEACHERS Sunrise Preschools is looking for warm and caring individuals to work full time as caregivers for our infants and toddlers. Experience preferred. Good pay and benefits include 50 to 100% child care discount.
PEARL CITY 488-9377
KAILUA 262-2331
RECREATION Instructor experience working with children ages 5 to 12. certified First Aid & CPR hiring for last session Aug. 5-30. Call 247-2124 ask for Frank.
SALES Rep. wanted. Part time, sales rep needed to call on schools & librar- ies for large local book distributor. Perfect job for a teacher. Salary + corn- mission. Call Pam, 671-6735 to apply
SEAMSTRESS needed. Up to $8/hr. according to experience. 247-6483.
SECRETARY P/T $8/hr Need car, 20/hrs. wk Call Lance at 531-6563.
SECRETARY for Chris- tian School, Full Time Call 262-8501
TELEMARKETERS 9 needed. Salary +
commissions Benefits. I
flex. hrs. Call 735-6452.
TEACHERS, Grades 1 & 6, Head P.S. Teacher, after school Director & Aide, P/T Specialist in Art & PE. Ph 262-8501.
We are currently accepting applications for the following areas:
CASHIERS. Full time positions available for Kaimuki Store. Part time positions for Kaimuki and Kaneohe Stores.
CUSTODIAN (Kaneohe Store)
Full time position available Monday - Fridy, 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m
LUMBER CLERKS Full and part time positions available for Kaimuki, Nimitz and Kaneohe Stores.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR (NiMitZ Office)
Seeking a gualif[ed candidate with 6 months to 1 year phore and clerical experience. Individual must be a team player, dependable and good phone manners.
We offer an excellent benefit package and competitive wages. Merit increases for excel- lence!
Apply in Person at the Store of your choice, Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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73 Apts. Furnished PUNALUU beachtront studio apt , security, immac prkg., pool, utils. incl. $625 Ph. 595-6583.
WAIKIKI HOTEL SUITE fully/partly turn. studios. Steps to beach, 2 w/ ocean & Diamond Head view, 1 w/city view, pool/ sundeck, $650/mo. and up (L) 487-3007.
74 Apts. Partly Furnished
1 BEDROOM Studio new- ly built, quiet area, $700 utils. incl 259-9601
KAILUA STUDIO. single preferred, quiet non- smoker. near bus, Marine base, beach $700 incl. utils. Call 254-3706
MAKAHA 1 bdrm., 1 ba. ocean front, w/pool, security, cvd. prkg. $700/ mp 395-7088.
MAKAHA Valley Planta- tion lmmac.. 2 bditm., $800, 672-3337. eves.
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WAIPAHU 2 bdrm., Convient, pool, parking,
$675. 254-3237
WINDWARD beachfront studio. Fabulous view. Pool & rec. area. $650 w/ utils. OPEN HOUSE Sat. 7/27 & Sun. 7/28. Info 947-5990 or (1) 885-7860.
75 Apts. Unfurnished KAILUA TOWN 2 bdrm. dual ba., fully secured bldg., no pets. $1000 mo. 261-1708 or 262-4986
76 Rentals To Share
76 Rentals To Share
KAILUA rm mate wanted, share 2 bdrm., 2 be. apt. Nice complex, w/d, pool, avail. Aug. 1, $560 plus dep Barbara 262-9161.
KAILUA share house, utils, incl., w/d, parking. $450/mo dep. 261-4933.
KANEOHE Master bdrm., $500/mo. 257-3351 days, 235-2173 eves.
KANEOHE turn. room. New carpet, pray. ba., single tub jacuzzi, utils. incl. $500/dep. 236-4209.
MAUNAWILI $450/month incl utils., non-smoker. Evening call 262-4786.
ROOM to rent, $425/mo. utils. incl. 1 car prkg, non- smoker, prefer female. Quiet res. area 254-1843
SGL. Parent w/one look- ing for same to share family oriented 3/2 house. $650 util. & dep 836-8503 eves.
81 Houses Furnished MAILE fully turn., ocean view. Utils. incl. Lease $1500/mo. Call 676-4038.
82 Houses Unfurnished
WAHIAWA 4 bdrm, 2 ba upper level, no pets. Pro-
2 BDRM., 11/2 BA., own fessional, $1100/mo. + 1/2
rm., near beach, $375/1/2 dep. Call Bernie after utils. + dep. 261-1028. 6pm, 621-0320,
83 Houses Partly Furnished
KANEOHE 2 bdrm duplex, quiet people, non- smoker, no pets, close to shopping center & busline $800/mo. Avail. Sept Call 235-2874.
KANEOHE, ocean view, 3 bdrm. exec. home w/ pool. $2250. 576-6021.
MAKIKI 2-plus bedroom, 1 bath, fenced yd., excl location $1550/month call 395-7088
84 House Sitting PROFESSIONAL female looking to housesit & manage your home and staff impeccably. 8 yr. resident Long term, 6 mo. minimum. Bonded. Call 523-8907
RESPONSIBLE ADULT interested in Housesit- ting. Willing to take care of pets. References. Call Sandy Kaiser 941-7575.
85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished
AIEA condo, 4 bdrm., 3 ba., 2200 sq.ft. 2 parking, pool. SPA tennis, more $2000/mo. 396-2888.
88 Rooms For Rent FURNISHED lovely room in Kaneohe home, bath- LANIKAI nr. beach, lge. room, utils. $450, non- home, 1 bdrm. cottage or smoker Call 235-6126. room w/bath. 262-5445.
88 Rooms For Rent
KANEOHE fun'. room. non-smoker, incl. utils. & basic cable. Avail now, $450/mo. Call 247-5893.
NEAR BEACH turn. rm., in 3 bdrm house. $475/ mo , md utils 261-0173.
WAIPIO Gentry, 3 bdrm., ba., W/O, nonsmoker,
$500-5600 w/dep. Ask Frances 676-1133 eves or 684-3238 days.
93 Vacation Rentals
ADORABLE COTTAGE In Kallua near beach. Call 261-0756
AFFORDABLE priv. 1
bdrm cottage, nr. beach & shops. Call 262-2212.
BEACHSIDE Kadua turn 3 bdrrn. home, available for summer. 261-9800.
CHARMING/Spacious 2
bdrm., priv. cottage, nee' Kailua beach w/extrae $65 day. 262-5922.
KAILUA 1 bdrm. cottage Tropical setting, nr beach. $50/day 261-2834.
KAILUA 2 units, large studio/bdrm., private ent., pool. Ph. 262-8540
KAILUA Vacation Rent- als. Near Beach.
Call 261-5174.
98 Rentals Wanted
ART studio space. approx. 200-400 sq. ft.. Kaneohe to KahaluL Call 247-5731
109 Condos/Townhouses For Sale
BLUESTONE at Lanfkal, spacious 3 bdrm . 3 ba twnhse., security. rec area, tennis courts, pool & more Close to beaches, golf courses, schools & stores Sellers motivated $410,000 (L) Amelia Andrade (RA) Honolulu Land Co., Ltd Call 522-1717.
HONOLULU KINAU LANAIS 1 bdrm .
apt with view, pool & BBC. Charming & affordable. $182,000 LH. 263-6999. m A 1 ,.
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KAILUA AIKAHI GARDENS 3 bdrm., 2 ba. Near pool, beach, bus & shops New carpet. $232,500 LH Call 263-6999 NI A I N :--:"I'1{ 1-:
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KAILUA WINDWARD HARBOUR 3 bdrm., 2 ba. w/view of pond & mtns $275.000 LH. Pool & tennis 263-6999. MAIN :-;"1' 12 I.: I.: I'. ree..Ar.t-rrr,,
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A RIVER RANCH Own your own farm & ranch in Sunny W. Tex- as 20 acres, only $12,500, $500 down, $110/mo. 8% int. Fertile farm land. NOT pasture land. Surveyed, road/ electric Raise cattle, horses, cotton, melons. Two lakes close by & the river too.
350 days of sunshine. MAPS & PHOTOS
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114 Real Estate For Sale
HAWAIIAN PARADISE PARK 1 acre lot, rustic 2 story cabin. w/mountain view, 60 mac-nut trees & other fruit bearing trees. $65,000. Clark & Ass. 943-6037(H) 737-7969 (B) KAILUA 2 BAYFRONT HOMES! $1,595,000 & $650,000 Fee. Legal docks, gor- geous view' 263-6999.
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l.AILUA SPACIOUS view home. 3 bdrm., 2 ba. family room, den, garage. Fee Simple. $379,500 Cool 263-6999.
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WAIMANALO Prime beautiful ranch land 2 acres, Fee Simple. Bra- dley Properties. Charles Wong (PA) 732-1414.
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You will want to familiarize yourself with the prestigious location of this truly lovely Karnaaina home which depicts all the charm of Hawaiian living on a grand scale. One of the most beautiful beaches in the world is only steps away through a private gate. Dune Circle is an address that speaks for itself. Drive through wrought iron gates to a setting of pool, cabana and informal covered lanai, This home cries out for parties with its spacious grand room which opens up to the out-of-doors, a full wet bar and plenty of places to gather around the sparkling pool. For a more intimate evening, enjoy the fireplace and coziness of the 4 Bdrm., 4 Bath floorplan. Each bedroom has its own bath providing a variety of options for guests or extended family. There are ceramic floors throughout the home, and a skylited stainless steel kitchen - giving a light, bright atmosphere to every room. The Fee Simple land area is 10,736 sq. ft. and the dwelling totals 4,069 sq. ft. under roof. Few homes in Hawaii are as spacious and charming. For an opportunity to view this beauty, please come to our Open House, or call
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TEACHERS Sunrise Preschools is looking for quali- fied individuals to work full time. Must have BA, AA, or CDA + early childhood experience. Good pay and benefits include 50 to 1000/0
child care discount.
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WAIMEA Falls Park. Now hiring, Male hula dan- cers, Tour Guides, Store Clerk, Japanese speaking guides. BENEFITS. Apply 59-864 Kam Highway, Haliewa.
WAITRESSES/Waiters, Diet Aides, RN FIT4)/T, LPN, Nurses Aides, Dishwashers, Maint., P/ T. For info. call Patsy at: 247-6211, M-F, 9-3pm. Pohai Nani, Kaneohe.
WANTED Data Entry Clerk, Kailua retail store. Contact Diana 262-4158.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY For International Corp., 8 persons for telemarket- ing. Salary/commission/ bonuses. A/C phone room, good atmosphere. Working hrs. 5-9pm. Military Welcome. Call Sandra 247-0371.
WANTED independent sales rep. Generous com- mission + bonus. Graphic design experience a plus. Call 239-8600.
62 Domestic Help Wanted
AIKAHI SCHOOL area, after school care for 9 yr. old. Mon.-Fri., til 6 pm. Start 9/3/91 call 254-5122 eves. & weekends.
CHILDCARE needed in my Kaneohe home F/T, M-F Call 239-9567.
WANTED mature person to assist in care of semi- handicapped woman, 5 hours daily, 7:30am to 12:30pm. Mon.-Sat., nurses aide training desirable. Must be non- smoker. Call 949-7705.
64 Domestic Jobs Wanted
AFTER school care pro vided Aikahi area. Call Debi 254-2146.
CERTIFIED HOME CARE AIDES
PH. 833-7657 CHILDCARE Infant & up, in my Kaneohe home. Mon-Fri. 247-7408. EXPER. childcare, yard, first aid, early learning skills, any age. 239-6602.
EXPERIENCED Child Care, Lic. Waipio Gentry. 677-0905 or 224-8934.
I WILL BABYSIT my home in Maunawili. Lic., exper. Full time only. Call Marti 261-3795.
120 Home Furnishings
EXQUISITE koa chairs/ rockers. Many styles. Wholesale by master chair builder. 293-8392.
KING mattress & box spr- ings, frame, pad, sheets. 4 mo. $400 836-8503.
BEAUTIFUL heavy duty picnic tables $120. Many styles. Call 293-8392.
BRAND new sofa $495; stereo chair $600. Phone days 261-7125 or eve- nings 262-6650.
SURPLUS LIQUIDATION COMMERCIAL BANN & INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE
SURPLUS ASSETS & R&M OFFICE FURNITURE a California Corporation will be sold by PAT's OFFICE FURNITURE for the benefit of RUM - Items to be sold on a piece by piece basis.
3-4 Drawer Fire Proof Files Legal or Letter $325 18-Like New 30 x 60 Steelcase®
Brand Desks putty/teak S249 46-Herman Miller® Panels
24x62 & 48x62 (Grey mix) $135 & $155 18 Westinghouse® Panels
30 x 80 & 48x80 $125 & $145 17-5 Drawer Legal Files-Full
Depth-Heavy Duty $125 & $165 16-2 & 3 Drawer Legal or Letter
Files-Heavy Duty $49 & $59 7-Secretarial All Wood Desks $99 28-Sunar Hauserman® Work-
stations(Like New) $750 62-Sunar Hauserman®
Partitions (Like New) $79 to $99 9-30x60 Walnut Solid Wood
Construction Desks $69 12-30x57 Old Style (BUT CLEAN)
Metal Desks $89 14-4 Drawer Letter Files $59 & $89 9.5 or 6 Shelf Tab® Files $125 & $145 6-Premium Metal Credenzas $89
HOURS
MON FIR 9-5
SAT 9.3
CASH.
CASHIERS CHECK
OR COMPANY CHECK
121 SAND ISLAND RD.,
HONOLULU HI, 96819
CALL 848-6595
120 Home Furnishings
MOVING, 60" chest, bookcase, dresser, dinette set, chairs, TV, micro., mirrors. 261-2797.
NEW Couch, loveseat & Lazy-Boy rocker. $550 for all. Call 239-9610.
$ CASH $ WE BUY
FURNITURE 486-2677
MOVING? We Buy Fine
Quality Used
Furniture. Fast, Free
Pick-up.
PARADISE USED FURNITURE
235-8056
BEST VALUES ON
USED FURNITURE!
HOTEL BEDS '
SINGLE SETS from $49
DOUBLE SETS from $69
QUEEN SETS from $99
COFFEE TABLES from $29
MIMES from ns PUREE CORNER GROUP
3 pc. 2 Beds 8 1 Corner Table $199
CREDIT CARDS ACCEPlEu
FURNITURE CONNECTION 98-025 HEKAHA ST.
BEHIND CUTTER FORD AIEA
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GARAGE SALE GLASS & rattan table, BBQ, 8 ft. couch, stereo, sewing cabinet, bikes, washer & dryer, furni- ture, more. Sat. July, 27, 608 Hamakua Pl. Kailua.
July 25-31, 1991 Classified III
COOL'S IN! Get Cool In Any New '91
Toyota Car Or Truck.
PMFR 1;st,i:IATE;
'91 MOST TROUBLE-FREE
BRANDS
LEXUS 2. INFINITI 3. TOYOTA 4. MERCEDES 5. ACURA 6. HONDA
With any new '91 Toyota you buy, get FREE AIR CONDITIONING!
You Pick Out Your Tbyota, We Put In The Cool...Free!
SERVICE MOTOR CO. 105 S. Kam Hill_ %hien'
Ph. 622.4195
WAIPAHU TOYOTA 94-757 Farriegloallw)., Waiaahn
Pb. 677-3161
GARAGE SALE 46-310 HOLOUKA PL. Sat. 7 / 2 7 , 9-5. Art, clothes, tools, hshld.
937 KAINUI DR., Sat ,
7:30am., mirrored din. table $50; iron chairs, vibes, rattan, antiques, metal detector, sofas, row boat, Flipper sailboat, desk & more.
BASKETS & MORE 50%-70% off Saturdays only. 10-4, Sand Island & Nimitz above Waynes.
GARAGE SALE 46-039 Aliianela Pl. Kaneohe. Sat. 7/27, 8-3pm. Furn., desk, couch, tables, reel- to-reel tapes, pictures, baby clothes, & misc.
GARAGE SALE 9-3, Sun. July 28, All kinds of items. Come & see. 45-487 Noi'i Pl. Kaneohe.
GARAGE SALE: St. Ann FCC, Sat., July 27, 8 to 3, 106 No. Kainalu Dr., Kailua. Misc. items.
GARAGE SALE: 7/27, 9-3, 1330 Nanawale Pl., Kailua. Miscellaneous.
GARAGE SALE: 577 Paokano Place, Kailua, July 26, 27, 28. Misc.
GUEST House Sale: Lamps, trays, 3 chairs, misc. items, in backyard, 46-368 Kahuhipa St., Kaneohe. July 27, 8-4pm.
JULY 27, 8 to 3, new ping pong table, 2 teak chairs, lawn furn., lamp, plants, clothes, misc., 1058 Kainui Dr., Kailua. No Early Birds Please!
HOUSEHOLD Yard Sale: clothes, dishes, furn., Sat. 7/27, 8am -Bpm. 1939 Kahakai Dr., Hono.
JULY 28, 8 to 12, 1052 Kahili St., Kailua. Toys, plants, clothing, ^t^
KAIMUKI TOYOTA 3202 Waialae Ave., Kabuki
Ph. 735.1737
WINDWARD TOYOTA 45455 Kam Kameolie
Ph. 23541060
TOYOTA "1 hove what IYNI du for me"
TOYOTA CITY 21150 A Pukotos SI., Mapunspune
Ph. 834 -1402
KAI LUA TOYOTA 105 Beams St., Kailua
Ph. 261-3321
MOTOR IMPORTS 650 Kapiobni Blvd., Honolulu
Ph. 526-2688
KAUAI TOYOTA 4337 Rice St, Lange
Ph. 2454470
BIG ISLAND TOYOTA all Kanoelehma Ave., Hilo
Ph. 935-2920
MA111 TOYOTA 320 Hain Hwy., Kahului
Pb. 877-27111
GEORGE
SURE-SHOT IS
We'll sell every model in stock!
'84 HONDA ACCORD 4 DR SON
5 Spd. A/C, P/S, P1W, AM/FM Cass BV0352
GERALD
'87 TOYOTA P/UP TRUCK
5 Sod, P/S. Sliding Rear Window CTDB57
$4795
TOMMY
JAMES
GARY
$3995
CRAIG
'88 ISUZU I-MARI 4 DR SON
Auto, A /C. Pi S, AM/FM Cass ECT889
'85 FORD MUSTANG CONYT
Auto, A/C. Pis, AM/FM 1-IHW330
$5195 '86 CHRYSLER
5th AYE Full Power
EII1969
$5995 '87 HONDA CRX
Si CPE 5 Spd, A/C, NS, AM/FM Cass,
Sunroof C.0358
$6995
$3995 RAY '85 OLDS REGENCY
4 DR SDN Full Power
CAB592
$5595 '85 MAZDA RX7
5 SPD A/C, AM/FM
CSD659
$4695 '84 MAZDA 626 II
4 DR SEDAN Auto. P/S. PrW AM/FM Cass
CVT150
$3495
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KAIMUKI TOYOTA Corner of 6th Ave. & Waialae
735-1 737
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SERVCO A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC INC.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Accomnting & Bookkeeping FULL CHARGE
Pick up and delivery. Ann & Louise 262-5217.
SMALL Business book- keeping, reas. rates. Cal' Rachel, 521-0078.
Appliances AFTER HOURS
Gas & Electric Appliance Repairs. 845-0660.
40,VCR-REPAIR. Pick-up, Wfrom AMR-Hickam,
Catlin, Halsey, Radford Ft. Schafter. 847-3018.
Carpentry A SUNSHINE Malnt. Co. Gen. carpentry, redwood fences & decks. Insured. To $100. 262-0713 Steve.
AAA CARPENTRY PLUS Dry wall, Tile, Painting. Termite/water rot. We do it all. 235-0347 To $100.
DEPENDABLE Car- Wentry, 15 yrs. exper. emodel/renov., home
rpr. 293-8703. To $100
EXPER. carpentry, satisfaction guaranteed. Home repairs to $100.
Call Michael 988-6217
ISLANDWIDE Custom home repair since 1983, Carpentry, elect, & plum- bing. No job to small. Free est. up to $100. 949-6508.
QUALITY Craftmanship New Construction, Remodels & Additions.
#C-15945 Free Est. hone 263-9329.
Carpets AM PM Carpet Service
1. Carpet sales. 2. Installations new/used.
3. Repairs & restretches. Free est. 224-2350.
Z-1 CARPET CLEEN Residential/Commercial, Upholstery Specialist $19.95 Rm. Ph. 263-0300.
Cleaning "CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Service since 1968. Call Ron Albert 599-8779
"PARADISE SURFACE CLEANING" Yards, Carpets, Restoration of concrete. Customer satisfaction. Islandwide. Free Est. 8-4pm. msg. 623-8513 4-9pm. app't.
1 SPARKLE Fresh Clean- ing Kailua & Kaneohe only. Call 239-4918.
B&M Cleaners. Free est. Homes, move-outs, com- mercial, etc. Ref. & lic. "We don't just clean, WE CLEAN!!!" Hawaii Kai to Kahala. 395-2024.
BROOM SERVICE full service cleaning incl.
move-outs. Ph. 623-4875.
CASTLE CLEANERS Residential & commercial housecleaning specialist. 263-3716.
CHRISTIAN cleaner Exper. & refs., office/res. Free est. Call 247-4542.
GENERAL CLEANING Specializing In Windows.
Call Ray 293-7729.
GOLDEN TOUCH home cleaning, move in/out, crpt. Free est. 235-5416.
Cleaning GRACIE'S HOUSE CLEANING homes, offices & move outs. Low rates, Call for tree est. 625-6239.
HOUSE CLEANING resi- dential & commercial, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, also clean outs. Call Lori 262-2247.
HOUSECLEANING Kailua/Kaneoheareaweek- ly-bi-weekly Excl. work, responsible. Ph. 262-1201
HOUSEPROUD Clean- ing. Res./Comml. reas. Guaranteed. 623-8185.
SCREEN & KLEEN Residential window clean-
ing. Call Guy 623-9751.
SWEETHEARTS Domestic Engineering. Ofc. cleaning avail., eves. only. Call Sheri 262-9418
TOTAL CLEANING Confidential & I
Professional Service. Because your home is
special. 236-3477
Contracting & Construction
AMPAC BUILDERS II New homes, patio, addi- tions and renovation. Free estimates. Lic. BC-16384. Ph. 847-5999.
LIC. Gen. Contractor for both Commercial & Resi- dential. Call Mike 261-4430. BC-16017.
What works hard and can be found in most homes?
THE CLASSIFIEDS. Call today, 235-5656
Contracting & Construction
Hawaii law, Chapter 444, HRS, prohibits any person, corporation or entity from offering or performing con- struction work without a con- tractor's license issued by the Contractor's License Board. Appearance in this classification does not mean the license issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid. If you have any questions con- cerning a contractor's license, please contact the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586-3000. To file a current complaint. call 587-3222. To check on a contractor's complaint history, call 586-2677.
Electrical ISLANDWIDE, Quality Service. Guar. Free est. 696-6065, 288-7356 pgr.
Handyman CARPENTRY, Painting. plumbing, electrical, ceramic tile, screen, gen. repair. To $100. Call 395-9081 or 576-9409 pager ask for Shima.
J. L. HANDYMAN Home Repairs & Renovation. Plumbing, Water Rot, Termite, Drywall & Ceramic Tiles. To $100. Call 235-0561.
Hauling LIGHT HAULING of plant material, eves. & wknd. Call 735-9488.
Hauling Painting HAULING, Low Boy, Mov- ing, printing press, appls. & misc. items. 396-8066.
Landscaping DISTINCT
yard, rock, sprinklers Call 263-7777.
ISLANDWIDE Lawn Ser- vices, a full service Com- merical & Residential Landscape Maintenance Co. #10358064, 373-1086.
Masonry ALL types of concrete & masonary, driveway, sidewalk, retaining wall, rock or tile, fencing of any type. Free est, to $100 293-8703.
DEPENDABLE QUALITY SERVICE General -Masonary in rock, tile wall, driveway, concrete slab, sidewalk. Free est. Call Hamilton 293-2648.
Painting AAA QUALITY Painting & Repair int./ext. refs, Call 235-0347 to $100.
ED'S PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING Residential interior/ exterior, 25 yrs. exper.
To $100. Free est.
Call Ed 668-2178.
EXCEL. house painting. Bargain prices. Free est. To $100. Call 235-4094.
HAWAIIAN PAINTING Quality work, reasonable rates. Free est. To $100. Call Robert at 622-2917.
ISLAND Budget Painting & mildew wash. Quality work. To $100. Summer Savings 239-5058.
LEE'S Painting. 20 years business exp. Lic.
#C3858. Call 247-1454.
PAINTING Father & Sons. Nice work. Free est. To $100. 455-8971.
STEVE'S Painting, Quali- ty, service, fair prices, to $100. Call 734-3711.
Plumbing GO Flx Itl If it leaks or breaks. We fix it. To
$100. Call 235-5679.
KANEOHE Plumbing Repairs & remodeling. Lic. C9153. 239-9262. Free Est.
PLUMBING home repair, drain cleaning. Call Mira- cle Maintenance for free est. 486-5645 tele-pager. 526-8568. Up to $100.
Professional Services
AIR CONDITIONING cool. quiet, ductless 'Mitsubishi' Sanyo, Master A/C, Ph. 623-1364 Lic. #C-12846.
J. D's Maintenance & Repair. Jack of all trades Quality work. To $100. Refs. 261-3716.
To WINDOW AIR condi- tioner repair. Rees. rates. Work guar. Ph. 668-7888.
Professional Services
ERRAND & Courier Svc. Business & Personal use, Call 487-7603
Remodeling ALL home repairs, paint, tile, paper, etc., expert work. Free est. & advise. To $100. Don 259-8180.
PATIO & new additions, repair, remodel. Clifford (wane. #C-447. 677-4695.
REMODELING, Addi- tions, wood decks, #BC 12339. John, 247-2287.
Repair TERMITE DAMAGE?
We specialize in termite water & dry-rot repair. FREE est to 5100
Call MARK CM&R Co.
226-9170 955-3499
A CARREIRA Home repairs & painting. One call we do it all. Free est.
Call 239-4857. To $100:
CANE chair repair, also rush weave. Guaranteed. Call 734-6492
Resumes CENTRAL OAHU Resumes catering to the needs of the Military dependent, discounts avail. Call 624-6335.
Roofing ALL TYPES Of Roofing 24 years experience. Licensed and Insured, Free estimates. Call 263-9329, Lic. #C-16267
Sewing & Alterations PROFESSIONAL sewing/ alter. for all occasions. Free p/u & del. 239-5601.
SEW Unique. Custom sewing, clothing, drapes, alterations. Ph. 423-2899.
Yard Service CHEAP Yard Services Exp., mowing, trimming/ weeding. Ric 293-2367.
JENICOURT Yard Ser- vice-trim, mow, haul, plant, etc. 235-5186.
LAWN & Garden rea- sonable & reliable. Expe- rienced. 623-0830.
R. & G. YARD SERVICE Lawn mower & trim, free est. 261-0615, 259-7758.
REMI'S Yard Service. Mowing, weeding, trim- ming. Residential & Com- mercial. Call 261-4952.
Floors & Tile CERAMIC Tile, 30 yrs exp. We tile anything New/remodel. To $100 Bill 531-0230, 261-6462.
Tree Trimming A PROFESSIONAL Tree trimming. Free estimate. Call Hamilton 293-2648.
TREE Svc. Lrg. removal to ornamental trimming 12 yrs. exp. #C14433. Free est. All Paradise Tree Svc. 695-8228.
RING UP THE PROFITS when you sell those odds and ends in the Classifieds, 235-5656.
INDEX HEADING CLASS Announcements 15 Antiques-Art 130 Apts. Furnished 73 Apts. Partly
Furnished 74 Apts. Unfurnished 75 Auto Announcements ...173
Auto Leasing 172 Automobiles fcr Sale 176
Auto Service/Parts 156 Autos Wanted 161 Aviation 3 Bicycle Sales & Service 131
Boats, Supplies & Service 146
Business Opportunities 50
Prof. Services/ Cleaning* 37
Card of Thanks 8 Cemetery Plots 10 Condos/ Townhouses Furn. 86
Condos/Townhouses for Sale 109
Condos/Townhouses Part. Furn. 85
Condos/Townhouses Unfurnished 87
Computers 132 Domestic Help Wanted 62
Domestic Jobs Wanted' 64
Employment Opportunities 59
Free Bee 0 Garage/Lanai Sale- Moving . .124
Health & Fitness 4 Heavy Machinery & Equipment 174
Help Wanted Male/Female 60
Home Appliances .125 Home Furnishings 120 Houses Furnished 81 Housesitting 84
HEADING CLASS Houses Unfurnished 82 Income Property ... 113 Houses Part. Furnished 83
Income Tax 30 Jewelry & Clothing 133 Jobs Wanted* 63 Legal Notices 1
Livestock & Horses 150 Lost & Found 20 Office Equipment ... 153 Miscellaneous 126 Miscellaneous
Wanted 127 Investment Opportunities 55
Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters 171
Moving & Storage . .123 Musical Instruments 144 Personals 25 Pets-Everything . ... 151 Photography 140 Pickups, Trucks 166 Property Management 112
Real Estate .
Announcements 115 Real Estate for Sale 114 Real Estate Loans 119 Real Estate for Trade 117 Real Estate Wanted 116 Rentals to Share 76 Rentals Wanted 98 Restaurants, Bars ...118 Rooms for Rent 88 Schools & Instruction 58 Short Term Rentals 94 Sporting Goods .... 147 Stereo, Video & Television 129
Stores & Offices for Rent 103
Swaps & Exchanges 128 Travel 122 Vacation Rentals 93 Vans, Campers, Jeeps, 4WD 175
Water Sports Equipment 148
'COD
Classified IV July 25-31, 1991
Family Motors
SPRING CLEARANCE 96 CA RS TO CHOOSE FROM! MIUTART, CIVILIANS,
DEALERS WELCOME! 1972 to 1990 WE HAVE 'EM ALL
TRY $99 DOWN (oac)
'84 SUBARU GI. 4 DR CUW298 $1695 ' 84 FORD TEMPO CEF105 $ 1 695 '84 TOYOTA TERCEL BVT312 $1795 '85 CHEVY SPRINT BXJ465
$ 1895 '72 DATSUN 240Z APY528 $1895 85 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 DR $1995
A/C CAY548
' 88 RENAULT SPORTSWAGON $2495 HRE107
'83 HONDA PRELUDE BT0899 $3 1 95 '87 NISSAN SENTRA XE $3495 Auto CPS240
'87 FORD MUSTANG LX ECF345 . $3695 '85 NISSAN MAXIMA S/W $5495 Loaded CAR760
'88 ISUZU TROOPER LS $6995 4 x 4 CTA842
e are inancing experts. 0 cre it. Fair Credit, So So credit.
In house financing on some cars. Call Today for Info!
Open Weekdays 9am-6pm Sunday 12-4pm SJD ect to riOr sale Plus lax & liC
We Can Finance Bankrupts, Call...
FAMILY MOTORS 94-267 Farrington At Leokane St. WAIPAHU
Next to Firestone 676-1600
GARAGE SALE KAILUA 444 Dune Circle, Sat. July 27, 8-12. Misc. items.
MOVING SALE: Sat . 9 to 2, furniture, VW parts, clothes, dishes, misc ,
496 Kihapai St., Kailua. No early birds please.
MOVING! air com- pressors, 11/2 & 5hp; kids items galore, exotica, art, bookshelf, & more. 45-202 Lilipuna Rd., Kaneohe. Sat.. 8-3pm.
MOVING/GARAGE July 27 & 28, 7-5, 575 A Keolu Dr. Kailua.
126 Miscellaneous ANTIQUE upright Piano $1000, Brother electric typewriter w/case $100, 10 speed bike $50, Cruiser $50, Radial arm Saw $100, -ranch glass door $100, Beta VCR $50, Stroller $50, Evenflo joy ride $35, car seat $15, FP travel play yard$60, Black plastic 55 gal drum w/fittings $50, wave ski w/paddle $350. 263-6235.
BABY crib, maple wood spindle style w/600 coil inner spring mattress $125; baby' cradle $85, never used. 262-2075.
SAT. 7/27, 8-12 sofa, washer, misc. items. 1178 Akumu St., Kailua.
CHILDRENS "Nipahut" play house, fits up to 5 kids $100. Ph. 423-2414.
WOMEN'S GOLF CLUBS dishes, plants & misc. 1509 Kina St. Sat./Sun.
125 Home Appliances
DISHWASHER, 2 yr. old Kenmore, like new $150 Call 262-5349
KENMORE dryer 8 yrs. old, like new. $175 as is. Call between 5pm - 9pm, 422-4367.
REFRIG./Freezer, 1 year old, Whirlpool with ice maker $900. 261-1691.
TOSHIBA microwave, Irg. deluxe model, like new $150. 261-1055.
WASHER $125, Dryer $75, $180 for both, refrig. $70, Call 261-7175.
WASHER & dryer $250 for both; microwave $150. Call 239-2370.
WHIRLPOOL twin stack washer and dryer, like new $500. Will deliver. Call 261-3951.
126 Miscellaneous "CAMP BAMBI'S"
Pony rides for small childrens Party's at your
home. Karin 259-5284.
LOWEST AIRFARES HOW DO I FIND THEM?
CALL 1-900-PRO-FLYER
ONLY 994 PER MINUTE
*SAVE$$$*CALL TODAY
CLIFF'S Economy Furn. & Thrift Shop. 1716 N King St. Ph. 841-4443.
EVERYTHING goes, stereo, Nintendo, Kirby & Vitamix, etc. 259-7339
FILTER QUEEN Vacuum Cost, $850 Must sell $250. 735-4651, 926-7292.
FIRESTONE FR480 P195/70R14 tires, like new 4 tires, stock rims $250; Genesis system 3 games included $180. 834-8096 after 2:00pm.
INDOOR & Landscaping plants for sale. Very rea- sonable. Ph. 623 -4390.
MOVING 19" color T.V. $100, VCR $50, electric typewriter $100/offer. 834-0619 Chris (msg.)
PALI PAINTERS SUM- MER SPECIAL 10% off your favorite Island original paintings. Just mention this ad. Sundays 10-4 Kailua Triangle.
REEL mower $55; VCR $50; sofabed $35; twin bed $15; old desk $10. Call 261-1691.
BEFORE YOU BUY NEW
CHECK OUT AVIS 91 and 90 Vehicles Available
At Depreciated Prices We Must Make Room For 1992 Models
I AVIS liAALREs OPEN 7 Dri
n AYS A WEEK 8 atam-6 Wpm
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07/4 PA in ? orphyllakirlq
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EXECUTIVE DEMO
834-5533 834-5547 '90 Nissan Sentra XE (05307400) 1150/mo. 16,999 '90 Nissan Sentra XE moo 293) 5167/mo. 16,999 '90 Geo Metro (s DR) (112968451) 1167 /mo. $6,999 'B9 Nissan Stanza (MPA 261) 1189/mo. *7,999 '91 Geo Metro IEAX 1189/mo. $7,999 '89 Geo Tracker 4X4 (oess5126) 1189/mo. $7,999 '90 Nissan Sentra XE (MRF 011) 1189/mo. 17,999 '89 Jeep Wrangler (FITE 429) 1189/mo. $7,999 '91 Pontiac LeMans (E8U 949) 1210/mo. 18,999 '91 Sunbird LE Sedan (Many) 1230/mo. $9,999 '91 Pontiac Grand Am (DJU 683) $275/mo, $1 1,999 '91 Geo Prizm irmsso) $275/mo. $11,999 '91 Chevy Corisca (EBV 694) 1275/mo. 11 1,999 '89 Dodge Grand Caravan SE (MPJ 742) 1275/mo. $11,999 '91 Geo Storm (DM 171) 1275/mo. s1 1,999 '91 Dodge Spirit (EBE 525) 1275/mo. $ 1 1,999 '91 Geo Tracker 4X4 (5 SPD) (MANY) 1275/mo. s 1 1,999 '91 Geo Tracker 4X4 (Auto) (DSc 914) 1298/mo. $12,999 '90 Dodge Caravan SE (Dcr 851) 1298/mo. s12,999 '90 Plymouth Voyager (DCT 852) s298/ MO. 812,999 '90 Dodge Grand Caravan SE (DDB 921) 1320/MO. S13,999 '91 Buick Century (DPX 066) 1320/mo. *13,999 '91 Olds Cutlass Ciera (KFS 691) 1320/mo. $ 1 3,999 '91 Olds Cutlass Ciera SW (MANY) $320/MO. $13,999 '91 Sunbird Convertible (KFR 421) 6330/R10. $14,999 '91 Dodge Grand Caravan SE (DJU 851) 1375/mo. $16,999 '91 Cadillac DeVille (DFS 560) 1595/mo. $26,999 '87 Ford Econoline Van (15-2o Passenger Shuttle Bus) (EBW 7541 . . . $13,500 Selections include air conditioning auto trans. power brakes, power steering, AM/FM radio (except 4x4's). All car sales plus Tax, Lic. Prot/Plan and any Avis installed options. Most selections include remaining balance of manufacturer's warranty at no additional cost. (Except Chrysler Products) 20"/, down 14 75 annual percentage rate 60 mos. Ask for details.
127 Miscellaneous Wanted
HAWAIIANA Jewelry (gold, silver, old COStume). C011ectableS,
Antiques
BUY & SELL HUNTER 262-4868
164 'Callus Rd., Kallua
WHEN IT'S TIME FOR RESULTS... call the Classifieds, 235-5656!
129 Stereo & Video WE Buy or Repair non working VCR's. Call Econ Photo 239-4295.
130 Antiques & Art ART: Type AB air brush, Wold air brush, Easel. & Unusual oil paintings. Call 239-6567.
FANTASTIC SALE Starts July 27, 30% off ALL items. French Manor 326-1 Kuulei Rd. Kailua.
131 Bicycle Sales
RIVER ROCK 70 lb bag $21 95, moss rock, wall rock, etc. Call 533-1604.
SATIN rose color. 27 yds. at $4 95 /yd. 533-3628 or 247-3872.
STAINMASTER Carpet. Good qlty. 2 pcs. gray for bdrm. Blue 14'x17' w/ thick pad, excl. qlty. for lvrm. Fits Ulupau hous- ing. Ginny 235-5881, 8-5.
VACUUM Cleaners, like new $24.95 & up with guarantee. Ph 735-6452.
$50 FREE Gift minimum decor & more guarantee, in home or catalog parties, call 834-2580.
12 AIR layered Lychee plants for sale, 3' tall, $15/$20 each. 621 -8225.
WOMENS uniforms, sum- mer whites & khaki, sizes 7 to 11. Call 625-6003.
DON'T get swamped by inflation. Lot the Classifieds keep you afloat, phone 235-5656!
MAN'S 26 inch cruiser bike 5 speed $50. Call 247-1052.
133 Jewelry & Clothing
LADIES diamond cluster ring, 14K set w/.27 Ct. Ctr , 46 Ct. Diamond $1000. Call 625-2602
140 Photography "ACTION"
PHOTOGRAPHY
Free wall portrait call for details, Weddings portraits, portfolio, all occasions & events. Priced to meet your
budget. 941-4542.
ANYBODY can take a picture!
We guarantee it's done right.
PORTRAITS OF HAWAII 236-0063
141 Video Taping FILMS transferred to video. Many locations. Econ Photo 239-4295
144 Musical Instruments
DRUMS & hardware, new & used Buy & Sell. Drum lessons. Fred's Pro Drums. Call 533-7550
MUST Sell organ! Electronic musicmaker $950/best ofr. 261-9872
STUDIO piano, Story & Clark. Beautiful sound $1200/offer. 395-4581.
TAKAMINE CLEARANCE SALE. Save 20-30% Thayer Piano, 536-6161
146 Boat Sales & Service
CAL 20, excl. cond. + '90 evinrude 6hp, longshaft & new 10' Zodiac with mooring in Kaneohe Bay. Transferred to mainland. Must sell $5200 or best offer. Call 236-0448
LET'S GO FISHING 33' boat, lic. Capt. Military/ Kamaaina rates. You keep the fish. 486-4854.
NEED REPAIRS? fiberglass, cosmetic & structural. Wiring/rigginILg. Engine work. MOBE BOAT REPAIR, 486-3647.
148 Water Sports Equipment
WINDSURFER Bic 250 board, with 2 sails $300 best offer 672-8406.
151 Pets/Everything 4 SALE dog house w/ shelf & Met tile roof, holds Irg. dog. 239-9033.
AKC MALE Pomeranian 10 wks. Clear orange w/a "baby doll" face. Excep- tional temperment, show potential. $600, 261-1431.
COCKATIELS Tame, hand-fed, assorted babies, all 8 wks. & older & ready to go! 235-8087.
IN need of quality affordable vet care? Dr. Eric Pearson's Home Pet Svc. 235-8457 islandwide.
KANEOHE KATTERY Himalayan cats & kittens for sale starting from $150. Call 235-3331.
POODLE 9 months, reg- istered Toy, shots. housebroken, cafe alit col- or, $650. Moving must sell! Call 456-7561
RED Doberman M/F 1 yr. terrier pups 6 wk.-8 mo. M/F Boxer 1 yr. 668-7222
151 Pets/Everything
PUPPY TRAINING Is your pup disobedient? Call us - We do Simple Puppy Obedience Train- ing. S.P.O.T. 247-4894.
UKC American Pit Bull, 6 females, 5 males $500 each. Purple ribbon bred. Avail 8/3 Ph. 254-6811
WANTED a male kitty. Long hair black striped tabby. Up to 8 wks 261-1055
156 Auto Service & Parts
DON'T BUY A LEMON Computerized Diagnotics coo Appraisal On site Inspectior 4,,,,,nee We come to you 247-CHEK
Call for free Blue Book quote
FOUR Uniroyal 225 75 15 tires, almost new $150/best ofr. 623-0330.
PORSCHE Auto Parts. New & used. Call for low
prices 486 -3448. 111.1.
166 Pickup Trucks '81 JEEP pickup, great condition, tour -wheel drive $5000. 293-9870.
'85 NISSAN pickup with camper shell, excellent cond $2700.261 -2834.
'88 CHEVY S10 4x4 pick- up. W/topper, low mi. excl. cond. $10,500/offer. Call 423-2886.
171 Motorcycles & Scooters
MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE
Best rates & service in town
Payment plan available.
Call 261-7922 for FREE quote
Jack Wolfe Insurance
CYCLE TECH Ports and Repairs. All makes, Motor Cycles and Mopeds.
Kaneohe 235-1531 (Wine Jock In The kw) Peal City 4564808
Ow to INazo
0 UST SELL 50 EXECUTIVE DEMO'S BY JULY 31, 199
GET AWESOME SAVINGS ON ALL TOYOTA, CHEVROLET, GEO, & SUZUKI DEMO'S. HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES!
CHEVROLET
CAVALIER VL 4 DR SEDAN
(White) 2.2 EFI L4, Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo, P/S, Tint.
Stock #010641 Lic. DFT135
Retail: $11,147
igni $8 9 795* CORSICA LT 4 DR SEDAN
(Maroon Metallic) 3.1 MFI V6 Auto, A/C, AM/FM w/Cass/Eq. Power Windows/Locks, Tilt Wheel, Tint.
Stock #010158 Lic. DPB082
Retail: $14,507
:PRY! $11,195* CAPRICE CLS
BROUGHAM LS 4 DR SEDAN
(White) 5.0L EFI V8, Auto, A/C, AM/FM w/Cass/Eq, P/ Windows/Locks, Leather Interior, Fully Loaded.
Stock #010586 Lic. DFX836
Retail: $22,407
Vito $17,295* 5 STAR DEMO'S
Checked By Licensed Mechanic
*Fully Reconditioned
Remaining Factory Warranty
Top Value Peace of Mind
SUZUKI 1991 SUZUKI SWIFT 4 DR
(White) Automatic, AM/FM Stereo, Air Conditioning, Rustproofing, Sealant, More.
Stock #170027
Retail: $10,020 BEST $7,995* BUY! Pg
GEO
METRO LSI 2 DR H/B COUPE
(Light Blue Metallic) 1.0 L3, Auto, A/C, AM/FM w/Cass, Rear Window Washer.
Stock #010803 Lic. DJW855
Retail: $10,396 SALE! $8,295*
PRIZM 4 DR NOTCHBACK SEDAN
(Dark Blue Metallic) 1.6 L MFI L4, Auto, A/C, AM/FM w/Cass, Power Doors, P/S.
Stock #010071 Lic. DCF060
Retail: $13,021 SALE! $0,395*
'Plus tax, Lic. Includes all applicable rebates. Ends 7/31/91 Subject to prior sale.
TOYOTA 1991 TOYOTA TERCEL DLX
(Red Mica) 4 Dr, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, AM/FM Stereo, Less Than 100 Miles, & More. Stock ##121351 Lic. EAJ368 Retail: S11,593
u SALE! $0,
P
1991 TOYOTA TRUCK 4x4
(Blue Gray) 2.4L Engine, 5
Speed, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Tilt Steering, Less Than 100 Miles, & More.
Stock #122679 Lic. 603TGB
Retail $15,149
WAIPAH I I U 0 CHEVROLET GEO
94-729 Farrington Hwy. PH: 671-2871
VIAIPAHU STAEET
SALE! $ 11,495* 1991 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5
(Dk. Blue) (Less Than 100Miles), 5-Speed, AirConditioning,Power
Wheels, ,M Loaded! Retail:
SALE!
1991 TOYOTA V-6 TRUCK 4x4
(Lt. BIu'3) (Less Than 100 Miles) Extra Cab, Automatic, Power Tilt/Steering, Air Conditioning, More. Retail: $19,097 SALE! $14,895*
WAIPAHU TOYOTA-% 94-757 Farrington Hwy.
PH: 677-3161 ...... ICU, 1.1
CHEVY WAIPAHU
TOYOTA
173 Auto Announcement
AUTO LOANS! BAD CREDIT OKI
Over 18 yrs. old may qualify. 1 -800- 626 -4234 Free info., call now!
CLASSIFIEDS are money makers! Call today and place your ad where it'll get fast results, 235 -5656.
174 Heavy Machinery & Equipment
COMPRESSOR, heating vats, roller, conveyer, L sealer, shrink tunnel, store fixtures, glass dis- play, etc. Factory sales 46-178 Kahuhipa St. Kaneohe. 247-4402 (Next to Gaspro).
175 Vans & Campers 4 Wheel Drive
'86 TOYOTA 4x4 low miles, excl cond $8500 263-6235
'87 WRANGLER great 4x4 MMP-846, $6995.
KAILUA TOYOTA
176 Autos For Sale GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehicles from $100. Fords. Mercedes Cor- vettes. Chevys. Surplus. Buyers Guide. (1) 805- 962 -8000 Ext. 5-4031.
Pen 1J747 $154
14 MUD BAAS% $35 PaIr G.4A481 $05
78 AURA% 044.2 (105
II =la 10627 105 DI AMA 5/18 081456 $05
DATILIX 5/M 11709 505 711:0113141/1 80834 $35 110 DMA C(4,194 105 MD= SAV 08924 On 111301AR 88)549
11/801011 ASG869 INS tl WM ATS149
O MIR 14E40 505 114 MAIM YR 1e3705
is DAMN VW AL7673
NOWA ACCOID K.<603
11112110 AC011 11.1234 095 1111010110A 01668 OM 74 PO1L1( T/A sto, 455, Headers
750 /47k. mu& we 48641 8000/0141
Soncicd De...sicr LK 385 SELL BUY
TRADE CONSIGN
235-9999
Audi '87 5000S white, like new, low miles, orig. owner. stereo with CD. $9995. 247-8122
BMW '79 BMW, 4 spd., sun- roof, AM/FM cass.. need paint, good in/out $2500/ ofr. 842-1015, 676-4876.
Buick '85 CENTURY 2 -dr., auto , A/C, LOADED! D B E - 3 7 4 $ 4 1 0 0 .
261-3321 KAILUA TOYOTA
'87 REGAL LTD, V-6, beautiful cond., fully loaded, steel grey w/ laundau roof. $6875 836-8503 eves.
Chevrolet $35 TRANSFER FEE & paperwork - '86 Cavelier CVN-379. 4-dr. Pymts of $122/mo. Apr 15%, 24 mo
FAMILY MOTORS 676-1600
'79 CORVETTE new engine & transmission, tires & rims, auto, must sell. $ 8000 /of fer. 836-8694 lye. msg
'83 CAMARO Moving, must sell! $575. Call 239-4784 after 6pm or any time on weekends.
Datsun '80 210 Most reliable of used cars! Looks sad, runs great. Good stu- dent/first car. $345/offer 834-0619 Chris (msg.)
SaV irg ICC3T"
20%* Ill bU7** 0 Saturday, July 27, 1991 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
*uzuki Genuine Parts
BLACKaDECKER More than Just for TOYOTAs!
Kau TON A1' 105 Oneawa Street
<goirat, Wye_ TOYOTA
tOVERCIRAff GENUINE PARTS
DURALINER 1 I I Cleaners, Polishes, Waxes, Car Vacs, Running Boards, Bedliners, Clothes, Push Bars, Wheel Covers, Drill Bits, Dash Covers, Genuine Toyota & Suzuki Replacement Parts, Vent Visors, Sliding Rear Windows, Cordless Ratchets & Screwdrivers. Seat Covers, Truck Bed Mats, Spark P ugs, Toyota Floor Mats,Toyota & Suzuki Repair Manuals
Parts Department 262-6957 (Near Andy's Drive Inn
*On Most Items + tax **On Selected Items + tax Prices apply only to in stock Items ,
ViSA J 81 HORIZON, hatchback, runs great $650. Call 254-3357.
1.11.71:11"
Dodge
'77 ASPEN, V8, 4 door, auto , 79.900 miles, $850 Call 247-3062.
'83 COLT H/B, auto., good cond., clean $990/ offer. Ph 262 -5370.
Ford '76 PINTO Yellow, 2 dr., 4 cyl., am/fm, 41,650 mi ,
little rust, good tires. $700/offer 836-8503.
'77 MUSTANG II, rebuilt 302, 10,000 mi., excel., parts. Robert 261-5583
'77 MUSTANG good transportation, $350 or best offer 239-6828.
Honda '82 ACCORD LX, air, AM/FM, 5 speed $1,900 Call 263-8334
'83 ACCORD, 4 dr ,
auto A/C, tan, 1 owner $2750 Call 395 -5654.
'86 PRELUDE Si low mi., orig. owner, blk., 5 spd., $8600/offer. 455-5053
'90 CRX 5 spd, a/c, perfect cond., take over payments & $1000 down. Call 235-7996
Mazda $35 TRANSFER FEE & paperwork - '84 626, MHW -902. Payments of $146/mo. Apr 15%, 24 mo FAMILY MOTORS
676-1600 '85 626, 5 SPD., power everything, clean No Rust $3000. 621-3334.
'90 MIATA Turbo 'charged custom wheels and suspension, extras, $19,500/offer 235-6938.
Mercedes '84 300SD excl. cond. 1
owner, well maintained, loaded Priced to sell $14,900 836-2378 ask for Bruce.
Mercury '88 COUGAR LS fully loaded, white w/gray int., excl. cond. must seer 58700/offer. 263-2341.
Nissan
$35 TRANSFER FEE & paperwork - '85 Sentra. BVD-375 Payments of $97/mo Apr 15%, 24 mo.
FAMILY MOTORS 676-1600
'87 SENTRA 4-door, A/C, LOW MILEAGE
239-4860
Oldsmobile '77 CUTLASS runs good, needs tire, as is $450/ offer. 262-8483 Iv. msg.
'78 SALON V-8, 2 dr., auto, P/B, P/W, new tires, rally rims, in storage 5 yrs. excl. shape, $1200. Jay, 239-6583.
'84 CUTLASS 2 dr., auto, A/C, AM/FM. BWA-603 $2777.261 -3321.
KAILUA TOYOTA
Plymouth
Pontiac
$35 TRANSFER FEE & paperwork - '86 Firebird CDD-406. Pymts of $197/ mo. Apr 15%, 24 ma
FAMILY MOTORS 676-1600
$35 TRANSFER FEE & paperwork - '85 Fierc4 CAU-815. Fire engine, red. Apr 15%, 24 mo.
FAMILY MOTORS :
676-1600 '73 WAGON. V-8, auto, P/B. P/S. A/C, tow hitch, good tires, rebuilt front end. $400. Jay 239-6583.
'80 TRANS AM Turbo; auto., T-top, AM/FM cass., new tires/brakes; rebuilt trans, excl. $16001 ofr 842-1015, 676-4876. ,
'86 6000 Auto , A /C' LOADED!! Must seal. C D P - 8 9 2 $ 4 0 7 7 ,
261-3321 KAILUA TOYOTA
'89 GRAND PRIX TURBO 2-dr., all power fully loaded, low miles $1 1 ,800 /offer 537 -356 or 235-5881, ext. 318.
Saab
'88 SPG black, performance, turbo. A/C, stereo, orig. owner. new! $15,000. 247-8122.
Subaru
'81 SUBARU GL, A/et, new seat & dash cvrs., 5 spd $1200. 254-2675
Suzuki
'86 SAMURAI 4x4, hard to, ood shape, uns grpeat
g $2500 Call
r Jay
239-6583.
'90 SWIFT GT 5-spd., Aka, C, LOADED! XCLEAN LOW MILEAGE' DFX- -972, $7873. 261-3321.
KAILUA TOYOTA
Toyota '84 CAMRY LE Auto., A/ C, POWER PKG ,
AWESOME!! BUX-834. $6773. 261-3321.
KAILUA TOYOTA '84 TERCEL
SOLD AS IS! Best offer. Call 263-4201.
'86 TERCEL 5-dr., auto, A/C, LOADED! CCT-435. $4444. 261-3321.
KAILUA TOYOTA '88 CAMRY VES LE fully loaded, 36,000 Miles, under warranty, $11.000/ offer Call 423-7645
Volkswagen '79 RABBIT 4 dr., all body work done, new paint job & electrical dr. locks. $2500 /of fer 262-7175.
'88 GOLF, 4 dr., 5 sr.., new tires, $5000 or offer. Call 524-4120.
'88 SCIROCCO LOADED w /leather seats, XCLEAN! CTY- 570 $8888. 261-3321.
KAILUA TOYOTA '89 FOX GL, Wagon, 4 spd., a/c, stereo, excel. cond. 14,000 mi., $5900 Call 262-9433.
'89 GLI 16 valve, black, 4 yr warn, ecxel cond 28,000 mi $13,000/offe 254-2122 or 577-4063
PICK YOUR BEST DEAL AND SAVE!
JEEP CHEROKEE
JEEP COMANCHE ELIMINATOR
or cash price of S13.995'
or cash price of
S 13.995*
EAGLE Only SUMMIT
$188* 3 d a ma.
Or cash price of S8.995*
EAGLE PREMIER
'0.A C Subject to prior sale. $500 down. 72 mo., 1425% APR. Rebates and factory incentives applied. Plus tax, lic. & DOC tees
or cash price of S17.995*
SOUTH SEAS AIRPORT CORNER OF NIMITZ & LAGOON DRIVE 2841 NORTH NIMITZ HIGHWAY 836-0515
USED CAR SPECIALS! AIRPORT
'89 PROBE (DJA737)
'87 SAMURAI (CPC974)
'88 NISSAN P/U LOWRIDER (829TGR)
'88 CRX ICTG771)
'90 WRANGLER (DFF273)
'87 GMC JIMMY (EBZ501)
'84 CELICA GTS (ECU006)
'84 TERCEL (MNR801)
$8999 $3495 $5777 $8777 $9988 $7888 $4788 $4899
WAIPAHU
'87 FORD THUNDERBIRD (DFW045) $8995 '86 MAXIMA (CDC531) $8495 '85 HONDA PRELUDE CLEAN (BYS936) $8995 '87 CHEVY BLAZER (CXT318) $6995 '88 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA IDDU361) $5995 '85 CJ7 6 Cyl , 5 Sp. (CNU186) $2995 '80 DATSUN 280 ZX LOADED (DFA714) $1825 '85 DODGE CONQUEST TURBO LOADED (CXA117) $3375 '88 CHEVY CAVALIER Sport Coupe, A/C. A/T (E136506) $3950
SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON ALL NEW CARS!!
New In Town? New On Job?
NO PROBLEM! We Have
We Quote Payments! Rebates Available!
Military Welcome!
Jumbo's 1
Texaco Drive Inn I Service Station
Ewa FARRINGTON HWY Honolulu -4-
Metro Restaurant
SOUTH SEAS ;lit I '0 I
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SOUTH SEAS Jfe)e13- WAIPAHU 94-250 LEONUI STREET EIKO) 676-5454
Sun Press Classified Advertising 235-5656
Arti 1114140, SPECIAL OFFER TO ALL ii0g0 TARY PERSONNEL
ON ANY NEW PONTIAC
July 25-31, 1991 Clasgificd X'
. KAILUA T Y TA'S BIGGEST SALES
EVENT EVER!
°0LOMANA IN A FREE CONCERT
Live!
1990 Toyota Corolla $ *
(DDU243 / HMB850)
Automatic Air Conditioning Power Steering AM/FM Stereo Remaining Factory Warranty and More!
1990 Toyota Camry
$ 0 4 4 * (Dcy333, DDS207)
THIS THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY ONLY! COME IN EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION!
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PECIALS 'Plus as and transfer fee. Sale ends 7/28/91. Subject to prior sale. All prices include applicable sales incentives. Not exactly as shown.
KAILUA TOYOTA "Serving You with Quality Service-
105 ONEAWA ST., KAILUA
PH. 261-3321
THIS SATURDAY at 11:00 AM Free Balloons & Prizes, Mr. Wattle Dog & Pepsi only $1.00
KIDS' Come see "Mr. Waffle Dog and "Terry Toyota'"
INTRODUCING THE ALL NEW...
-Price plus tax, license and destination tee. Not exactly as shown.
1992 PASEO
Starting From:
$9,988" Sleek Sew Sporty- Affordable l'un- Wild Awesome PASEO
Catch It Now At Konya Toyota!
,FOR THOSE WHO LIKE TO
DO IT THEMESELVES ...
20-50%oFF! EVERYTHING IN THE PARTS DEPARTMENT
From Wiper Blades to Bediners to Genuine Toyota Parts,
HURRY, SATURDAY JULY 27TH ONLY
FROM 9:00 to 2:00 PM
($) TOYOTA
MIKE SALTA THANKS YOU!!!
POt4 . _TIAC THANKS YOU!!!
NEW '91 0 $6695 LEMANS
NEW '91 $ 7995 SUNBIRD 45965
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LIKE MONEY
IN YOUR POCKET
GRAND PRIX SE $.2211 -177 NEW '91
$1000 FACTORY REBATE
NEW '91 BONNEVILLE .4 9 MIKE SALTA
PONTIAC-ISUZU-DA IHATSU #1 HONOLULU LOCATION #2 WAIPAHU LOCATION
2945 N. Nimitz Hwy. 94-212 Leoku St. 836-2441 671-8033
$500 DOWIPTIZNA ENT
$300 MILITARY REBATE Advertised prices ore plus tcur, license and $1 79 docurnentonton lee. Ad pikes include OH factory rebates and military incentives. factory rebates on selected triOdels Only. 5500 matching and 000 milnory rebates CN0110Die through GMAC lancing only. Thls de( good through July 31. 1991. Vehicles subject to ono sole
TOTAL
$1800 MILITARY DISCOUNT
S Classified VI July 25-31, 1991
UTT 1410411All'S
DRIVING FORCE'
WITH FORD CREDIT, CHRYSLER CREDIT AND GMAC *SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING
*TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU LEAVE *NO HASSLES-NO RED TAPE
ER T EA BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE ALL STORES OPEN 8:30 A.M.-9 P.M. SUN. 9 A.M.-6 P.M.
LEADERSHIP
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2.9% FINANCING OAC OR AS LOW AS!
FINANCING OAC OR AS LOW AS!
#1982 Great Value-Small Price s5588 "91 FESTIVA
1st Time Buyer's Price
'91 ESCORT #1934 America's #1 Seller $6888
1st Time Buyer's Price
01WWW,A4A, 5'91 ISUZU P/UP V 4 #23172.3 L 5 Sp, Mirror. w CStill Hawaii's Best Buy
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RANGER P/UP 16988 .<#2222 #1 Seller In Its Class
1st Time Buyer's Price
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$2000 REBATE
(on selected models)
NEW '91 EAGLE
SUMMIT H/B Factory Equipped #130080
NEW '91 DODGE
SHADOW 4 DR
s6588*
0/0 Trans, 2.2 Liter, Air Bag, + More #110715
s7988*
NEW '91 COLT
VISTA WAGON
'91 TEMPO GL $8588 #2379 2 Dr, 2.3L P/S 1st Time Buyer's Price
%WOO REBATE
(vii NeleCtell 1110(11161
NEW '91 COLT Fully Factory Equipped #110488
$6588
CUTTER 94-149 FARRINGTON HWY.
WAIPAHU 671-2626 645 LAGOON DRIVE
HONOLULU 836-0411
MITSUBISHI
NEW '91 SHADOW 3-Dr., 4 Cyl.,
Tinted Glass,
P/S, P/B #110716 $7988
44,
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41,4 /0
REBATE +
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WOW. DRIVE THIS 1991 GRAND AM
#P1072
FOR ONLY $17814 4 Cyl, AM/FM, P/S, 5 Sp, Manual Trans (48 Mos. residual $3082.41. $653.35 dn.)
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NEW '91 SPIRIT 4 Cyl., Auto, Air Bag,
P/S, P/B #110575 S10,988
59988 0/0 Trans. 2 Liter, Reclining Seats #120123
'91 F-150 P/UP $8888 #2266 4.9 6 Cyl., Mirrors Bumper, & Lots More
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'91
JEEP
WRANGLER 4W 0/0 Trans, Rear Seat,
P/S More 43558
SPECIAL 2.9% APR FINANCING OR UP TO
S1750 CASH BACK - NO DOWNPAYMEN 1.14WWWMPANWAIMInftlit
#2391 3.0 V-6, Air, Mirrors. '91 AEROSTAR $11 AR8. Another Ford Winner '7 "w VV#1./VVVVIVVVIV
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NEW CHRYSLER
LEBARON Auto, Air, P/W, Tilt, Cruise + More
10,988* (
NEW '91 SHADO C N T Auto., Air., P/S, P/B,
Air Bag, AM/FM
#110479
NEWT! DODGE
SHADOW CONYT Auto, Air, P/S, P/B, Air Bag. AM/FM + More
#110409
$12,988
NEW '91 1/2 TON 4x4 6 Cyl., OD Trans,
P/S, P/B, #110613
FROM
$6689 #3456
$12,988
NEW '91 DINA TY 6 Cyl, 0/D, Air, Cloth Bench Seats #110706
51 2.988
t\tA 17
c: Loaded, Super Price!
91 T-BIRD $13,988 .c #1011 V-6, Auto, Air,
QUALITY USED CARS '80 BUICK SKYLARK Transportation (APV711)
'82 MAZDA GLC S/W Clean (ATF485)
111F,U
$895 '75 TOYOTA CEUCA $1195 Low Miles (ASRI3731
'86 ISUZU PICK UP $1995 Runs Great (12810N)
'87 SUBARU JUSTY $1995 Very Very Clean (CPN2301
'83 BUICK REGAL $2695 Nice and Clean (AUG383I
'Cf;s5181,1ira4 ACCORD
4 DR $3695 '87 CHEVY CELEBRITY S/W $3995 Must sell. Giving Away (UAW)
'84 PONTIAC FIREBIRD $3995 Black Beauty (CTJ416)
'86 CHEW calmly s/w $3995 6 Cyl. Eurosport (CEU691)
'86 DODGE VISTA S/W $3995 Must See (CS9269)
'87 TOYOTA A,rTRDLL4 LE $4995 '89 OLDS CIERA 4 DR $5995 Low Miles, Auto. Alr (KER505)
'90 NISSAN SENTRA $6995 Auto, Air. P/S (MRN090)
'80 FORD F 150 $6995 Great Buy (644TFUI
'90 NISSAN PICK UP $ 7695 Cassette IDFP298
'89 BUICK REGAL $8695 Fully, Fully Loaded (003020,
191 FORD ESCORT OT $9995 Al, Sporty Looking (8134501
Low Miles. Loaded (CX9514) 19 FORD AEROSTAR XL sin 995
--, $
Must See 10,171941
'1 FORD EXPLORER XII' 18.695 . a
Prices include all factory rebates & incentives No previous record Iof new vehicle financing or leasing Plus tax. lic. A. $149 doc fee. Vehicles subject to prior sale. 'Financing through Ford Motor Credit 0AC onselected models. OAC. Sale ends Au' ust 1 1991.
NEW '91 DODGE
3/4 TON P/UP V-8, 30 gal. Tank + More #110711
1 S 12.988*-
NEW '91 DODGE DYNASTY
Cyl 0/D, Air. Cloth Bench Seat, 4110706
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'77 OLDS CUTLASS 2 DR
13,988
WE DO MAGIC!! CALL CREDIT MANAGER
842-6300 V-8, Auto + More 43566 AGN534 $788 '80 ZEPHER WAGON Auto, P/S & More A3594 705TCU $888 '82 SUZUKI 4X4 Std. Cass & More 43539/CBJ974 $1 988 '83 ISUZU P/UP Standard 43439/BSN240 $1988 '84 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON $2788 Auto, PIS, More DVA295
'88 TOYOTA TERCEL 2 DR Stnd, P/S + Much More #3361 CUV290 $3488 '85 CHRYSLER 5TH AYE Loaded 8YJ355 $3688 '85 PONTIAC 6000 4 Dr, Auto, Air. P/S 43583 CBF909 $3688 '88 FORD TEMPO 4 DR Auto, Air - More 46600 $3888 '87 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 DR Auto, Air + More 4.33,33 EBY388 $3988 '88 CHARADE CLX Air, P/ Ai, Cass, Low Miles 43398/CXW771 $3988 '85 FORD CLUB WAGON Sharp, Auto, Air, 15 Pass e3421/BYS414 64988 '86 MIT MONTERO 4x4 0/0 Trans, Wheels, Tires More 43373/CTJ685 $4988 '87 CHEVY CAMARO Z-28 V-8, Auto, Air + More #3342 DPG889 $5688 '90 NISSAN SENTRA Auto, P/S . More
SENTRA
Loaded 43398/TC0522 $5988 '88 DODGE DAKOTA 2 Tone, Air, Cass & More #3416/0JC897 $5988 '86 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 WD, Auto, P/S, Cass, Rack 46454/COS324 $7988 '87 PLY VOYAGER Auto, P/S, Air, 6 Cyl CVV924 $7988 '89 FORD T-BIRD 2 DR Auto, P/S, Air + More 43348 06A058 $8688 '85 FORD BRONCO 4x4 FULL SIZE Auto, Air. Law Miles. Clean 43587 CBY788 $9888 '90 DODGE MONACO LE Air, Auto. PIS, & More 83471/DPRO11 $9988
'85 CADILLAC DeVILLE
Prices include all factory incentives and rebates. Cars suoject to prior sale. Plus tax. tic S 5149 doc lees OAC. Some cars located at 921 Kam Hwy, Cutter Dodge Pearl City. Prices include all applicable consumer rebates 1st time buyers incentive 8 Active Duly Military incentive. Not combinable. Sale ends August 1, 1991.
$13,98t
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455-1071 '77 OLD CUTLASS 2 DR. $788 V-8 auto ' More (AGIV634 #3566)
'78 FORD T-BIRD $788 (AJX463 #6631)
'80 AMC CONCORD WAGON $1495 Good Transportation (OPE014 #6603)
'78 OLDS CUTLASS $ 1 488 (Bc,54 #6624)
83 PLYMOUTH RELIANT $1488 (AWG838 #6622)
'84 FORD ESCORT $1988 (DTD511 #6621)
'83 ISUZU P/UP $ 1 988 Standard (0SN240 #3439)
'85 CHRYSLER LEBARON $2788 (EGD854 #6632)
'85 PONTIAC FIERO V988 (8,y8263 #6634)
'87 TOYOTA TERCEL 4 Dr. Auto. Air & More (CYB621 431991.
'86 FORD ESCORT WAGON $2988 Auto, Air (CWD757 465991
'87 PLYMOUTH RELIANT $3488 Auto & More (CDS025 43373)
86 DODGE ARIES $3688 Auto & More (HJP783 86568)
83 DODGE 15 PASS VAN $3988 Auto, More (CDN265 43513)
'89 PONTIAC LEMANS LE $3988 (10714673 46268)
'87 FORD ESCORT EXP $3988 (CPY682 #6633)
'88 FORD TEMPO $4688 4 Dr, Auto, Air (CVE811 WOO)
'85 FORD CLUB WAGON $4988 Sharp. Auto, Air, 15 Pass (BY5414 434211
88 NISSAN P/UP $4988 Factory Equipped (CSB793 46863)
86 MIT MONTERO 4x4 $4988 0/0 Trans, Wheels, Tires. More (CTJ685 43173)
'88 JEEP WRANGLER $6988 6 Cyl, PIS, Wheels (CVC508 43467)
88 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX $6988 Clean (C0/192#6614)
90 MAZDA P/UP 82200 $7988 Factory Equipped (MS37146289)
87 DODGE CARAVAN $8988 (DCD463 46453)
'89 DODGE CARAVAN 7 Pass, $9988 Auto. P/S. Under 14.0X Miles (CXU681 43428)
'88 FORD AEROSTAR (EBV752 #6252) $ 1 0,988 '90 DODGE CARAVAN 4C Tur , Auto , Air, /W (OC171,9 06E19) $14 988
reYler
CUTTER DODGE
Kam Hwy.
MIRAGE
ECLIPSE $750 FACTORY $750 FROM US
GALANT
MIGHTY
MAX $1000 FACTORY $1000 FROM US
MIGHTY
MAX P/U 4WD $1250 FACTORY $1250 FROM US
KAPIOLANIBLVO. BANK OF HAWAII
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REBATES UP TO
$2000 or AS LOW AS
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1991 S -10 P/UP TRUCK
:s gio 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Manual Trans. Excellent Work Truck
I
MONTERO $1500 FACTORY $1500 FROM US
FINANCING OUR SPECIALTY 0 A.G.
BIG CLEARANCE SALE TRADE-INS WELCOME PAID FOR' OR NOT
'81 MERC LYNX (EBU5971
Pearl City
Tavern
AT 921 KAM HWY:
Prices Include all factory incentives. Cars subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax, tic., 8 $149 doc tees OAC Sale ends Aug 1, 1991. Some cars located 735 Dillingham Blvd 'Prices include all applicable consumer rebates 1st time buyers incentive and active military incentive
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'72 VW SETTLE "MECHANICAL SPECIAL" (EAMES) S 1 88 '73 MERC CAPRI 'TRANS SPECIAL-W*44) $388 '78 FORD FAIRMONT ",STATION WAGON" (BNY'5551 $788 '82 MEW MARQUIS (CPP3St3) $788 BI DATSUN 1210 wow) $888 '83 NISSAN SENTRA (=TM $988 84 DODGE ARIES (87)426) 51288 '80 FORD T-BIRD
51 488 (A 80778)
84 MERC TOPAZ (RTT037) $1588 85 DODGE RAM 50 (CAE704) $1 888 '86 FORD ESCORT (CEA206) $2488 86 FORD MUSTANG (000584) $2788
$2888 89 TOYOTA TERCEL (NLER36) $3788 87 PONTIAC SUNBIRD (CNT362) $3788 87 BUICK CENTURY (CNE4351 $3988 87 FORD TEMPO (CA.1639, $3988 89 FORD TEMPO (MOM $4888 89 PONTIAC 6000 (CSJ750) $4888 89 DOME ARIES ICRV3361 $4888 88 DODGE DYNASTY aus09, $5988 WO OLDS CIERA (D8R464) $6488
'88 PLYMOUTH RELIANT (cow)
All prices 8 discounts incl any and all applicable rebates. Cars subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax, lic 8 5149 doc fees OAC Rebates from us applied only at purchase price MSRP or more rebate on selected models Sale ends Au ust 1. 1991
Convert. Top, AM/FM Cass, P/S, Folding Rear Seat, 4 Cyl.
#1-1104
USED CAR SPECIALS 1391 KAPIOLANI946-8311 060 KAPIOLANI 737-0500
(corner Kapiolani & Waialae)
FORD CO RIWV ER
1 4 Spd. AM/FM Cass f
AJD-346
$588 A4AAA AA AA
'80 MERCURY CAPRI 11/11 2 DR Auto, Pr S AFF785
'83 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 98, Auto, Air. Cond, P/S 0118100
'84 DODGE 600 4 DR Auto, P/S, AM/FM Cass. Clean B00763 . . .
15 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 DR 11-6, Auto, Alf, Low Mlles CAVE
'05 NISSAN SENTRA XE 2 DR Auto. PIS, Stereo, mags EIX9f707
'88 NISSAN PULSAR NX 5 Spd, Sun Roof. AM/FM CTE103
'87 NISSAN SENTRA 2 OR AM/FM Cass. 5 Spd, Low miles CRG756
'87 CHEVY CAVAUER Auto. PIS, Air CGP9313 .....
'81 JEEP CJ 5 Big Tires, Cass, Nice CNC658
'88 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 DR Auto, P/S. Air. Clean 000294 ..
'84 PONTIAC TRANS AM Auto, PIS, Cass OFX727
14 FORD F150 P/UP 4 Spd, PIS, Radio BWG092
'87 FORD TAURUS GL 4 DR Auto, Air, P/S. Stereo 04871 ............. '87 FORD CARGO VAN Air, Auto HMS
'90 GEO STORM 2+2 Air, PIS. Stereo. Cass EDT032
S 388' $1588 $2288 $2588 $2688 $2888 $2988 $3788 $3888 $3988 $4488 $4588 $4988
$6988 $8288 I
Not combinable with special finance rates Rebates 8 assistance on selected models sale, plus tax, tic 8 $149 doc fee.
Sale sods August 1, 1991.
Subject to prior