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Corps sets definition of hazing J Order means no acts which are cruel, abusive, humiliatizolvioppressive, such as "ging.

Fred Carr HOMC Public Affairs

WASHINGTON - The com- mandant of the Marine Corps wants all ,Marines to understand certain activities won't be tolerat- ed because they detract from the levels of leadership, dignity and respect expected of Marines, and because they can be physically and emotionally damaging.

One such activity is hazing, and it is addressed in a new Marine Corps Order, MCO 1700.28, signed by Gen. Charles C. Krulak June 18.

The order defines hazing as any conduct "whereby one military member, regardless of service or rank, causes another military member ... to suffer or be exposed to an activity which is cruel, abusive, humiliating or oppressive. }Fazing includes, but is not limited to, any form of initiation or congratulatory act which involves physically striking another to inflict pain, piercing another's skin in any manner, verbally berating another, encouraging another to exces- sively consume alcohol or encouraging another to engage in illegal, harmful, demeaning or dangerous acts."

Hazing is not confined to physical contact; it can also be verbal or psychological. The definition does not include mission or operational

activities, or the requisite training to prepare for such missions or operations. Additionally, activities such as administrative correc- tive measures, extra military instruction, command authorized physical training and incentive training for recruits are specifi- cally permitted by the order.

Any violation or attempted violation of the order can result in dis- ciplinary action under Article 92 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice - failure to obey an order or regulation. Additionally, Marines who engage in hazing may also face other charges.

The measures contained in MCO 1700.28 are necessary, said Gen. Krulak, because, "Unfortunately, some in our ranks confuse hazing with the tradition of certain military ceremonies and develop initi-

ations or 'rites of passage' they believe promote loyalty. They do not." Training on hazing will be an

annual instruction requirement in the Marine Corps Troop Information Program. Entry-level training will also be provided to both officer and enlisted Marines, and be included in certain professional military education courses.

The order on hazing does not preclude proper time-honored tra- ditions, such as hails and farewells, promotion/graduation ceremonies, mess nights and sim- ilar activities, Gen. Krulak said.

"These events are part of our heritage... Properly organized and supervised, these events serve to enhance morale, esprit de corps, pride, professionalism and unit cohesiveness."

3/3 Marines sharpen skills with amtrac training

CpI. Jason Dequenne MCB Okinawa Public Affairs

MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP S.D. BUTLER, Okinawa, Japan - Hawaii- based Marines from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, recently grabbed their ALICE packs and headed to the field, where they honed their nighttime war-fighting skills during a battalion field exercise.

The focus of the three-day exercise was to conduct training for two mission essential tasks assigned to the battalion by the 4th Marine Regiment, according to Lt. Col Louis Sposato, commanding officer, 3/3. The first task was to practice

integrated training with assault amphibious vehicles from Combat Assault Battalion, 3rd Marine Division. This training was completed as 3/3 simulated a night attack on an enemy position.

Working dogs' win streak snapped

CpI. Steven Williams Combat Correspondent

After a decade of dominance in an annual police dog competition, the Military Police Department here has claimed the most trophies, but gave up the overall K-9. titles to the Honolulu Police Department

Up against the best four-legged crime fighters in the state, the reigning champion Marines knew competition would be rough with three of their best dogs on the disabled list, according to Cpl. Chad Dubose, chief trainer, MPD.

Still, they fell only 10 points short of victory top kennel.

"It, was a very close competition," said Dubose. "Had we not made the mis- takes due to inexperience or had our best dogs there, we would've definitely taken it"

Silva, a 6-year-old Belgian Malanois, took the top dog spot for the last two years. However, this year, she lost her

During this attack, the battalion's three rifle companies were pitted against a small aggressor force of 20 Marines from the headquarters company. The objective was for the rifle companies to seize the enemy position from the aggressors with the help of the AAVs.

For the attack, Company L was paired up with nine AAVs. They acted as the battalion's mechanized infantry unit, which allowed them to reach the enemy objective faster than their ground- pounding counterparts in Companies I and K. They also had greater firepower because of added high caliber crew-served weaponry onboard the AAVs.

"The great speed and firepower of the AAVs was an advantage to us during an attack," said Capt.

Photos by CpI. Joson Dequenne

Above, Marines from Company L, 3/3, storm out of the back of an AAV during a battalion exercise at Central Training Area. Below, LCpl. Trevor Williams, Co., K, 3/3, keeps a low profile while providing security for his platoon.

Drgital photo by CpI Steven Williams

Silva, a Belgian Malanois, tackles Cpl. Keith Crim during the K-9 competition. throne and didn't take any trophies home, either.

"The dogs performed great out there," said Cpl. Miles Burroughs, handler of Amber, a 2-year-old German Shepherd who took first in narcotics detection and third in obedience.

And even though the Marines didn't reclaim the top dog spot, the devil dogs took third, fourth, fifth and sixth position, nipping on the winners' heels.

"We had a great time," said Dubose. "That's all that counts." And next year, he said, the Marines are going to come out with their best paws forward.

Thomas Dicken, commanding officer, Company L. "We were able to use their big guns to cre- ate a diversion and draw the aggressor toward our flank. Meanwhile I and K snuck up on their flank and assaulted though their position."

During the attack, Company L was the only company to work

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BAC discusses housing LCpI. Barry Proctor

Combat Correspondent

Funding cuts, maintenance and repair and quality of housing were addressed niesday at the Base Action Committee meeting here.

Due to government funding cuts, the main objective for the Housing Department is to save money while keeping a high quality of life for residents here, said Becky Ray Chestnut, Housing director. The Quarters Cleaning Initiative cur-

rently in effect will change in October, Chestnut said. For the new cleaning initiative, residents can pay a private

company to clean their facilities and stand final cleaning inspections.

"The contractor will be responsible for the final inspection," said Chestnut.

Chestnut also spoke of maintenance of washers and dryers. Housing will no longer put washers and dryers in homes for new families, but will repair or replace the appliances if they are already in the homes, said Chestnut.

For more information about about the new cleaning initiative, maintenance or repair, contact Melissa Cutter at 257-2524 or Eddie Kare, 257-2676. The committee will focus on the com-

missary at next month's meeting, July 29.

Marine named top cop Cpl. Steven Williams


Up against the most squared- away military police officers in Hawaii, a Marine military policeman here won an annual "[bp Cop" award from the Hawaii State Law Larez

Enforcement Officer's Association. When Cpl. Robert L. Larez, kennel-

master, Military Police Department, was asked how he earned the recog- nition, he said it was a result of a team of Marines. "Support from my Marines made me

what I am," said Larez. "Without them, I'm just another Marine. The lbp Cop award should actually be called a Ibp Section award.

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directly with the AAVs. However, Companies I

and K did receive some hands-on training with the amphibious vehicles.

They practiced boarding the vehicles, loading gear aboard them, and also received safety briefs about the vehicles. However, the most interactive training was practicing how to react to enemy contact. During a simulation, the Marines were

attacked from both the front and rear of the AAVs. When the "contact front" alarm sounded, the Marines stormed out of the AAVs and rushed to the front of the vehicle. Here, they spread out in a 180-degree arch, called a "hasty 180", where they returned fire.

This process was repeated many times until it became second nature to the Marines.

Following their training with the AAVs, 3/3's Marines began for the second phase of the exercise -- a sweep through Camp Hansen as part of

a night Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT) exercise.

The MOUT training began as 3/3 emerged from the Central Training Area and entered the southern end of Camp Hansen. Here, each rifle company was assigned a portion of the camp to sweep through.

The goal was to sweep through the camp from north to south as quickly as possible while keeping the battalion on-line and moving together.

Squad by squad, platoon by platoon, and company by company, the batallion moved together. stopping at each building to search for any sign of enemy presence. This continued throughout the night until 3/3 swept the camp and completed their mission, building a little confidence at working in a night time environment. '

"I'm hoping the Marines understand the night is something they can use as an ally," said Sposato. "They should be comfortable at night and use it to their advantage. In a MOUT situation, they can use the darkness to mask their movement as they move from one building to another."

Digital photo by LCpl. Barry Proctor

GySgt. Patrick Dickens, flightline noncommissioned officer in charge, Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363, receives a warm welcome home from his family Friday. The Red Lions returned from a Marine Corps Combat Readiness Evaluation at Pacific Missile Range Facility, Barking Sands, Kauai.

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"I give them everything I got," continued Larez. "I don't half-step. I love my job and I love the Marine Corps."

"He is doing the job of a staff sergeant, leading 13 Marines as a young corporal," said MGySgt. David Kelly, provost sergeant, MPD. "He contributes a lot to the department, community and himself. His motiva- tion and leadership skills made him a great candidate."

More than 200 military policemen island-wide were evaluated for submission for the HSLEOA award, according to GySgt. Gilbert Contrarez, Military Police Company first sergeant. Only one was chosen to represent the base among entrants from bases state-wide.

Larez was one of five Marines chosen for K-9 School out of 55 military policemen at Military Police School, Ft. McClellan, Alabama, in October 1993. After arriving here in June 1994,

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Army PFC Brenda Primm patches Cpl. Brian D. Lapp, CSSG-3, after he gave blood at the Blood Drive June 20 at the Bachelor Officers Quarters.

Larez attended Military Working Dog Supervisors School in San Antonio in May 1995. Two years later, he became MPD's kennelmaster.

During his enlistment, Larez has deployed to the Middle East, been involved in supporting the president of the United States and was sent to assist the Secret Service in New York.

Here, he graduated Special Reaction Team School and Corporals Course. While at the Corporals Course, his leadership abilities won him the leadership award.

His history, matched with off -duty

education and community services, made Larez a shoe-in for the award, according to Kelly. "Not a day goes by that he does not

make an impact of some type," said Kelly. "The judges were looking for a military policeman with the best overall picture. That's why Larez won."

"I give 120 percent in everything I need to accomplish," said Larez. "It's more than just a job for me. It's fun." Along with certificates and a plaque,

Larez will enjoy an all-expenses-paid, two-night trip to Kauai for his accom- plishment, he said.

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Georgia's governor "fell to top" via Corps

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MARINE CORPS RECRUIT DEPOT, Parris Island, S.C. - "Drunk, dirty, disheveled, and dejected, I sat cross-legged on the floor of the Gilmer County Jail in the Appalachian town of Ellijay, Ga."

It's hard to believe these words describe a man on the path to greatness. But that's exactly how Georgia's Governor Zell Miller stars out his latest book, "Corps Values - Everything You Need to Know I Learned in the Marine Corps." The path that led Miller from that jail cell in

August 1953 to his position at the top in the state he loves wasn't easy. In fact, he took one of the hardest routes imaginable - the U.S. Marine Corps. The decision to enlist, said Miller, is one of the

best he ever made. "I would not be governor today if it were not for

those 12 weeks I spent at Parris Island and those three years I spent in the Marine Corps," said Miller in his deep southern drawl. "The values that were taught to me in the Marine Corps are values that are current in everything I do."

With his wry southern wit and often humorous accounts of recruit training at Parris Island in the 1950s, the former Marine sergeant puts a spin on the fundamental Marine Corps values with which he was embedded, and supplies these lessons as a guide for changing an ailing society.

Somewhere in the literary ground between Robert Fulghum's "Everything I need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten," Hillary Rodham Clinton's "It 'rakes a Village," and William Bennees 'The Book of Virtues," Miller's fourth literary work weighs in big on values and boot camp memories., but small on the windy, self-

aggrandizing style that plagues the memoirs of many politicians. In the words of "Marietta Daily Journal" columnist Matt Thwery, who ran on the GOP ticket in opposition of Miller in 1990, Miller is "gently placing his arm around the shoulder of the reader and sharing the secret to an orderly and productive life."

"I just wanted to weigh in more on the discus- sion of values that I had first learned from my mother and were later reinforced so strongly by the Marines," said Miller. Like a tattoo, those values are under Miller's

skin and have guided him every day since he left the Corp's ranks. The values are neatness, punc- tuality, brotherhood, persistence, pride, respect, shame, responsibility, achievement, courage, dis- cipline and loyalty. Miller dedicates a chapter to each value and reinforces the value's importance with anecdotes, philosophies, and his version of the facts of life.

Not surprisingly, Miller's "Corps Values" fall directly in line with the Marine Corps Core Values - Honor, Courage and Commitment. The two philosophies share the common idea that character is destiny, both in individuals (such as governors), and organizations (such as the Marine Corps).

"I have met very few former Marines who haven't kept these values," he added.

From the tower- ing portrait of Iwo Jima that rests on the wall behind his desk in the Georgia State Capitol, his trade- mark black cowboy boots that are polished mirrors at the toe, to the gold, eagle, globe and anchor pinned on his suit jacket, Miller's love for the Corps is present in his everyday life.

Miller isn't the only one who is thankful to the Corps for guiding him to the top political office in Georgia. Countless cars driven by college students retuning home for summer break bear bumper stickers praising HOPE scholarships. Since 1993, HOPE (Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally) has provided free college tuition and book allowances to students who graduate from Georgia public or private schools with a B

Georgia Governor Zell Miller, left, as a sergeant in the current office as governor of the Peach State. Miller lessons learned as a Marine.

Photos courtesy Gov. Zell Miller

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average. In addition, Miller has also provided a pre-kindergarten plan for all Georgia 4-year-olds and a tough DUI plan aimed at keeping those children and their families alive.

In light of his achievements, Miller has been described as "a brilliant, brilliant governor," by President Bill Clinton, and "Thugh as nails," by former Georgia Senator Sam Nunn.

But of all the words used to describe Miller, there is one one word that best sums up his achievements and attitude toward success in life - Marine.

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0 ne of the benefits of being a journalist is I get to go places and do things I normally wouldn't get to do. Such was

the case when I was invited to attend the Corpsman's 99th Birthday Ball at the Ilikai Hotel in Waikiki, June 13.

My intent was to attend the ball and write a story about what happened, so I prepped my dress blues and looked forward to an evening of wining and dining. After talking to several corpsmen, both active duty and retired, I realized the story wasn't about the ball. The real story was about the corpsmen.

There was a sense of pride in the room that I had not picked up around other Sailors. These "Does" have much of the same corn- raderie and esprit de corps as Marines. Perhaps it is because they serve with Marines, or maybe because they're the "grunts" of the Navy.

Looking back on my glory years in F Company, 2d Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment, I remember Marines harassing the corpsmen constantly - ragging them for being in the Navy. And God help tHem when they put their "ice cream" suits on.

But nobody really gave them the credit they were due. They took good care of us, whether in garrison, the field or on a hump.

Speaking of humps, not only did the Does have to carry the same gear we did, they also had to carry their "Unit Is" - full of IVs, gauze, other assorted medical supplies, and of course, Motrin. Very rarely did corpsmen fall out of humps, even with the extra gear.

When we stopped on breaks, they hardly had time to take their packs off. They were walking around checking on us, making us drink water and checking our feet - and checking the feet of grunts on a hump is merit for some kind of award itself. They endured all the unbearables when we

went to the field as well - the bone-chilling temperatures, the blistering heat and the pounding rain. They slept alongside us in the puddles, and patrolled countless miles up and down never-ending hills. They were one of us - as close to being a

Marine without actually being one. Wherever we were, Doc was with us.

One of the speakers at the Corpsman's Ball made an insightful comment I had never thought about before. He said, "If a machine gunner is killed during an attack, another Marine can pick up the gun and go on, but if a corpsman falls, the mission is compro- mised."

My first reaction was grunts don't need corpsmen to annihilate the enemy and complete the mission? which is true; but lives would be lost without their aid. We used to joke about Doe's cure-all - motrin -and- water, but the truth is corpsmen know what they're doing.

I thank God for never having to go into combat (yet), but if I do, I will thank Him for sending a corpsman with me.

Self Help a necessity for junior Marines

0, I can't say I remember the "We don't promise you a rose garden" poster myself, but I know of it from my father,

who, like myself, is a former Marine. Frankly, I don't know many Marines who are

really worried about a "nicely manicured" lawn. Between work, training, school, family and children, most Marines don't have time for that.

What Milliman isn't thinking about is the fact not everyone here is a captain. The majority of population on this base are probably corporals and below, many of them with families. For a lot of Marines it is a struggle to pay all of their bills, much less come up with an extra $200 or more to buy a lawn mower of their own.

Yes, you could say it is their fault for not managing their money better, but a Marine's budgeting skills are not always the cause of the problem. Sometimes a situation arises unexpectedly and it puts a strain on their budget for some time. And many of these young Marines are just that - young. They are learning to better themselves, including how to budget.

So, you have heard this "rising cry of discon- tent," captain? Of course, everyone is upset over the closing of the Self Help Store, but don't theyhave good reason? I agree with those who are angry at its closing.

I do understand the reason for the closure, as do most people, but I don't understand Milliman's rationale. You don't expect people to be upset about this? What if they cut DoD decal issuance for vehicles because it cost too

much? Would you be upset because every time you entered the base you had to show ID and your vehicle information? You bet you would.

My point is if you take away anything people are accustomed to having, there are going to be people voicing their angry opinions - and with very good reason. Maybe someone should have realized long ago it costs a lot of money to keep the Self Help Store going. There is a possible solution in the "store" part of the name.

Why not place a small charge for the items people are now simply using? Sure, people would probably still be upset, but it beats losing it completely, right? Many of the items in there cost quite a bit out in town, so why not charge a little for them? You know, $1 for child safety latches, $2 to rent a lawn mower.

As for washers and dryers, I ask, "Why not?" Why shouldn't married Marines and Sailors in housing have washers and dryers? I know it is in an order, but why does this order exist? Oh. wait, I forgot, Marines get such large pay- checks they can buy these items as well.

Milliman is looking at this issue with tunnel vision. He only sees how this will affect himself and his peers. It may not be too hard for him to go out and buy a lawn mower, washer and dryer. All he has to do is "tighten the 'Ole

financial belt a notch or two until the crunch passes."

But there are a lot of Marines and Sailors here who don't have extra notches in that eole financial belt. What are they going to do? I guess there are always scissors and the laundromat.

Paul Titus

Shhh... hey Marines, let's keep it quiet at Mokapu Gate

've all had them at one time or another the guy next door who wants to mow his lawn at zero-dark-thiry on the weekend;

the barracks rat who insists on playing his new "Rollins Band" tape at warp factor eight around 2:30 on the morning of a PFT, or the one who just has to rev the engine on his new high-performance car to the redline every time he starts it

They're the neighbors from hell. In spite of all the positive things you hear about

Marine Corps Base Hawaii, neighbors from hell is exactly what we're being to some folks who live right outside Mokapu Gate.

The problem is three-fold: units are conducting

PT in the open space just inside and to the right of the gate as you head out, the same spot is being used as a turn-around point for the PFT run, including the booming voice of a Marine shouting split times and drivers and base personnel and commercial vendors and civilians who service MCB Hawaii, are speeding when they leave base.

First, lees look at the practice of conducting cal- isthenics in the open area at the turn-around point. Units which make it that far run right past a sign at the Boondocker access road which clearly states there are to be no formation runs or chanting beyond that point.

But if the base regulations aren't enough for you, think how you'd like it if this was taking place just outside your bedroom window. I deal with these neighbors when they call to complain, and my sympathies are with them. There cer- tainly are enough places on the 2,951 acre base to exercise without disturbing these folks.

This brings us to the PM' issue. Runners don't make much noise, but whoever is calling out split times does. Let's take an imaginary unit with a full complement of people. The 300-PFT Marines

are hitting the halfway point at 81/2 to 9 minutes. The person who just barely squeaks by on the S-

mile run is going to hit that point six to seven minutes later. In between, our neighbors are listening to times constantly being called out, usually around 5:30 or 6 a.m.

Not all our neighbors outside Mokapu Gate are early risers. Some work shifts, and anyone who's ever tried to sleep after an all-night duty knows how hard it is to sleep in the daytime, even more so with this kind of noise going on. Others are retired and have no need to be awakened at that time of morning.

Having served in the Corps for more than nine years, I know the value of the PFT. But it seems we should be able to find some way to quiet the halfway point or move it so its not going to dis- turb our neighbors. Again, this is a big base. I think we can reach a compromise.

Lastly, there's the issue of driving outhe back gate. Have you noticed the speed limit actually drops five mph when you exit the gate? You'd never know it come quitting time. It looks like the start of the Indy 500 out there.

I'll admit, its taken me some time to get used to thge fact the speed limit drops -I've got enough horses under the hood of my Mustang to make that a very interesting stretch of road in the afternoon. Even though I may think it's silly to have the limit drop from there to the point where Mokapu and Kaneohe Bay Drive meet and go back to 30 mph, its still the law. And here's the reason it's the laW: that stretch of

Mokapu Boulevard is almost completely residential, which means there are kids living near the gate - kids who may be playing near the mad. Would you want to be the one explaining to the police you hit a neighbor child because you were so happy to leave base after a hard day at work? ;

Children aren't the only ones at risk; our own Marines often walk along Mokapu Boulevard to and from base. How said it would be to lose one of our own because Joe COol wanted to hotrod out the gate at quitting time. These problems may seem small in the grand

scheme of things, but they are a constant annoy- ance to our neighbors. Show them the courtesy they deserve.

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A pregnant woman was taken to Castle Medical Center after an inci- dent at the Marine Corps Exchange, building 1090. The woman told Military Police and Federal Fire Department personnel she was experi- encing abdominal pains after two metal shelves fell on her back and caused her to fall. She was later transferred to Kapiolani Medical Center for further evaluation.

Military Police arrested a Marine for leaving a child unattended and damage to government property after the FFD notified MPsef a flooded quarters. The Marine told MPs he left the child inside the quarters while he cleaned his jet ski. He said the child must have turned on the faucet to the bathtub, causing it to overflow and flooding the quarters. FFD deemed the quarters unsafe for occupation due to water in the electrical system.

LOST AND FOUND

The lost and found custodian has in his possession bicycles, keys and other items. If you are missing any of these items, contact Sgt. Wildman It 257-1306. All unclaimed property is disposed of after 45 days.

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" The MPD's Crime Prevention Section is seeking volunteers to assist with the MCB Hawaii Kaneohe Bay Neighborhood Watch program. 'Volunteers are requested for the Rainbow (Seven Day Store) housing 'area. For further information, call Sgt. Owens or Sgt. Jadwin at 257- 2103 or via Marine e-mail.

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HICICAM AIR FORCE BASE, Hawaii - With one loss already tacked

on the board in the double- elimination softball tournament here Saturday, Hawaii Marines faced almost certain doom as the undefeated Navy team waited in the batter's box, ready for its next swing at them.

But despite a 16-14 win the Navy squeezed by with over the leathernecks earlier in the Hawaii Armed Services Athletic Council tournament, the Marines came back from a one-loss deficit to defeat the Sailors for the championship trophy. "The Marines haven't won the

HASAC since 1992," said Camario Dominguez, Hawaii Marines head coach. "But this year, we had some outstanding talent and hitting ability. They know where to hit the ball and they're successful in coming through with clutch hits."

The softball-slugging devil dogs started the tourney with a 10-3 domination over the Army. Tommy Jones, second baseman, and Phil Macon, left centerfielder, were the heroes in the first victory, both going three for four.

Macon lead the team with two homers and two RBIs while Jones gave a helping hand, producing a double with another pair of RBIs. The Marines' second game

was chalked up to the Navy in a 16-14 tug-of-war. Macon and Jones each found the opposite side of the fence at the plate with Bill Thompson, first base- men, joining in for a trio of homers. "But we made a few errors

and the Navy capitalized on them," said Dominguez.

The Marines' third game was a rematch with the Army. The soldiers had just shut the Air Force out of the tournament, but the Marines were confident of victory, Dominguez said.

Macon, Jones, Thompson, Mickey Lay, right centerfielder, Joshua Powell, left fielder and

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Why in the world would anyone ant to get up early on a

Saturday morning, swim 500 meters (a lot harder than it

sounds), bike more than 10 miles and run 3.1 miles, with no rest between the exercises?

Why, indeed. Aviation Support Element annually counts on adrenaline-crazed athletes to fill the ranks of its Triathlon, part of the Commanding General's Fitness Series. Saturday, approximately 150 athletes showed up, some to find out how fit they are, and some merely climbing another step on their way to a higher level of fitness.

Take Kenneth Neal, for instance. He calls a triathlon like this his "hobby," and is working to finish high in his age group.

"I had a good result this year," said the wiry 27-year-old. "I've been doing this for a year, and I've been improving with each one."

The ASE course was a good one, Neal said. 'The swim was nice but tough," he said. "My

cycling was good. It's where I usually pick up my spots. I caught a cramp during the run, but I feel good."

First place overall went to ibny Guerra, who finished the course in 51 minutes, 52 seconds. Second was claimed by Beck Kelmer in 52:28, while David Morken was third in 63:39.

The first three women finishers were Caroline Heinrich, who caine in at 1:00:02, Jackie Jesswein in 1:03:53 and Lisa Jones in 1:05:20. Marine Corps Air Facility scored first place

points in the CG's Fitness Cup, finishing second in the team competition behind a team from Pacific Fleet.

Steven Davis prepares the 500-meter swim.

Digital photo by SSgt. Stephen Gudo

David Morken completes his 3.1-mile run for a third place overall finish.

Digital photo by CpI. Michael Wiener

The Navy's Gilbert Bigelow (with ball) drives the lane past Gwyllyn Edwards in Over-30 basketball competition at the Main Gym.

Digital photo by SSgt Stephen Gude

to make a hard charge on his bike after making

Digital photo by SSgt Stephen Gude

Tina Haug prepares for a long, hot bike ride after a long, cold swim in Kaneohe Bay.

Concert on the Square Chuck Little

Community ReJohonz Director

The air will be filled with the sounds of music and the thun- der of cannons July 3 as the

Marine Forces Pacific Band presents its 1997 Independence Day concert on the lawn at Dewey Square here.

Music lovers are encouraged to bring their families, blankets and cameras to the free concert. MWR will be selling barbecue and other refreshments throughout the evening. The show begins at 6:30 p.m. and is

open to the public. Cannoneers from 12th Marines will provide the accom- paniment to Tchaikovsky's 1812

Overture, the highlight of the show. In addition, the band will perform

sneak previews throughout the base Wednesday. They'll be playing music from the show from a horse-drawn wagon at the following locations: ASE headquarters, Hangars 102 and 103, base motor pool/base supply, building 216, building 4009/Bank of Hawaii, fitness center/fire department/E-club, CSSG-3 headquarters/Anderson Hall, 1st Radio Battalion headquarters, 3d Marine headquarters and the commissary and Superplayground.

Preview performances begin at 1

p.m. and will continue throughout the afternoon to usher in the holiday.

My Lost World My family and I saw

"The Lost World" last week, and it got me thinking - what if

dinosaurs were still around? One thing I wouldn't have to

worry about is people letting their dogs run loose in my yard and pooping all over it. My pet velociraptors would take care of them. Heck, as nasty as the raptors have been made out to be in the movies, they'd probably take care of me, too. Believe me, I'd have a pet

raptor. I would imagine the "who's the man" factor of having one would outweigh even that of the largest, most pow- erful of dogs. You walk down the street with your two Rottweilers, and I'll walk with my pet raptor, and we'll see who gets right-of-way on the sidewalk.

A better consideration of having dinos around would be having the opportunity to learn about perhaps the most fascinating creatures ever to walk the earth. Steven Spielberg doesn't know the curiosity he's wrought - or maybe he dOes, if he's been watching the Discovery Channel. After "Jurassic Park," America simply went nuts over dinos.

I, being an animal lover and dinosaur enthusiast since I was old enough to say "T-Rex," make it a point to watch all the dinosaur shows, even if they're repeats and I know a lot of the information they go through anyway. My son got into it, but his curiosity has waned a bit. He walks around a bit scared, and peeps around corners sometimes, because I play a game called "raptor" with him, in which I hide and wait for him to walk past, then leap out and swipe at him with three fingers, repre- senting the fingers and claws of the villainous creature. It's not cruel, but because

he's easy to scare, wifey-poo gets mad at me. She didn't want him to see "The Lost World," but he insisted he was okay with it. I had my doubts, too, because he still hasn't watched the entire "Jurassic Park" video we have, but he said he would not be scared.

When the scene with the raptors played, it was one of those parent-child moments you childless readers out there have no clue about. I looked over at my son, who was staring at the screen, his eyes wide. After a moment, he looked over at me, and smiled. "I'm cool, Daddy," he said. "I

know they're not real." All I could do was smile and

relax, and wonder why Spielberg just doesn't do a movie about raptors, because with their intelligence, it would be interesting to see how would they fare in a pro- tracted situation with humans.

Of course, the raptors would lose - you know there would be tons of alleged "big game" hunters trying to bag .some raptor claws, or mount one of their heads in a trophy room somewhere.

Dinos have entered our psyche because we know they were here - unlike aliens, whose looks we count on our imagina- tions for. The dinos are real, and with all the cloning and cell regeneration going on these days, who knows? One day, I might just walk a

raptor down the street, and ask everybody, "Who's the man?"

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Digital photo by Col Michael Wiener

Clark focuses his sights on making the All- Marine wrestling team. He was a weight-cluss winner at the recent Aloha State Games.

Grappler pins All-Marine dream Cpl. Michael Wiener

C °mho, Correspondent

Two men square off against each other. They have no weapons other than skill, cun-

ning and determination. They have no help from allies -only the cheers from surrounding crowds. After defeating all other wrestlers

in his 138-pound weight. class at the Aloha Games, LCpI. Paul T. Clark won the right to by out for the All- Marine wrestling team in January - a dream of his since he joined the Marine Corps. Although he had just taken a giant step towards complet- ing his goal, fatigue kept the immedi-

at celebration to a minimum. "I had to wrestle seven times in one

day -two matches went into over- time, and I injured my calf before the final match," said Clark. "It felt good to win, but it didn't really hit me until a while after the match.

Clark left for boot camp in fall of '95 with aspirations of joining the All- Marine wrestling team,

"It's been my highest goal since I came in," said Clark "I knew it would be tough."

It's not just tough competition, but as a squad leader in I Company, 3d Battalion, 3d Marine Regiment, Clark spends a lot of time in the field training and teaching junior Marines

High speed fun at Hale Koa's game room Cpl. Steven Williams


WAIKIKI, Hawaii - Skimming the water's surface, you leap from

wave to wave at 100 mph racing the clock. A wrong move or mis- taken turn could end it all.

Zooming across a watery course on an Aquajet is just one of many things arcade fans can do at the Hale Koa Hotels' new game room. "It's pretty neat," said Donald

Brookins, 11-year-old son of a

Marine major stationed in Quantico, Va. "They have a good selection of games which a lot of arcades don't have. All of these games are fun.

"And most of them have big screens which make you feel like you're in the action," he continued. "It's a lot more fun to play when the screens are bigger."

The hotel, an armed forces recreation center, hosted a grand opening for the game room June 13. More than 100 people showed up to play with

the new Hale Koa joysticks, according to Lani McWilliams, Hale Koa marketing specialist. Other games include an inter-

national car racing game called "Cruisin' World," a challenge hovering cycle game called "Propcycle" and, like any good arcade, pinball.

The Game Room is located near the main pool right off Waikiki Beach. It's open to all ages daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. "Just don't bring a whole lot of

money," said Brookins. "It's addictive."

in infantry skills. But when he's in garrison, Clark follows a demanding training regimen he.

"I run three miles in the morning and again at lunch. In the afternoon, I go to the gym for an hour and wrestle, lift weights and run again," said the Mason, Ohio grappler.

However, a heavy workout program isn't all it takes for Clark to stay in his 138-pound weight class. He also maintains a strict diet, drinking a lot of water, eating a lot of fruits, vegeta- bles, pastas and tuna, and keeping track of calories.

With such a restricted diet, fast food joints, offering tasty but fat-filled burgers, fries and pizzas constantly

tempt Clark away from his nutri- tious menus. But the Marine is not so easily lured by the greasy foods.

"I just think about the competition and how much work rve put into this," said Clark "Once I make weight, it's not that bad, and I can see all the work has been worth it. One advantage Clark has is his

coach, GySgt. Lewis M. Dorrance, Co., 3/3. Dorrance, a Olympic wrestling alternate in '84, '88 and 92, has helped guide and train Clark.

"He's worked very hard to get where he is," said Dorents. "We had to get him back loll' deployment) early for the Aloha Games, but he deserved to go."

Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams

Donald Brookins, 11-year-old son of a Marine stationed in Quantico, Va., has the Hale Koa Hotel's new Game Room all to himself.

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Hawaii Marine June 26, 1997 B-3

SMP a voice for Marines, Sailors Marcus Pryor, Tina Haug

5,,,gie Monne Program Council

The Single Marine Program Council is here as your voice. We work to develop

answers to problems unique to Marines and Sailors at Kaneohe Bay and Camp Smith. Without your support, nothing

can be accomplished. We have already worked a number of

concerns affecting the overall quality of life for single service- members here. For example, some of the new improvements at Anderson Hall were in response to suggestions the SMP Council presented to the chow hall leadership during one of our meetings. The improvements in service

at the dry cleaners, barber shop, beauty shop and other

Digital photo by Cpl. Michael Wiener

Just hangin' around Shane Chase, 12, and Eric McDonald, 13, of Boy Scout troop 425 here, monkey around in the trees at Ho'omaluhia Botanical Gardens during their monthly Scout campout June 7.

base activities can also be directly attributed to input the SMP Council provided while working with these services to develop resolutions to problems. If you didn't know these facts,

maybe it's time for you to become involved. In order to make changes and improve things you have to become part of the system. Remember, it is impos- sible to please everyone, especially if the general consen- sus is to complain but not take any action. The mission statement of the

SMP says it all - "The focus of the Single Marine Program is to provide a service, reporting to commanders where action needs to be taken, and getting outside assistance to support our single Marines and Sailors. The Single Marine Program should be a robust and highly energetic program which gets actively involved in the quality of life of our single and unac- companied Marines and Sailors and enhances the quality of life in a measurable manner."

Seek out your council representative, or contact the SMP Center at 254-7592 to find out who your council representative is. The center is open Monday

through Sunday. Movie nights are Tuesday and Thursday and are free for all. You can kick back, relax and watch the movie on the 80" big-screen TV while enjoying fresh popcorn. The center features all-new fur-

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Autos/Bikes 1997 Harley Davidson 883 Hugger - 2,500 miles, under warranty until Feb., spoke wheels, blue, extra seat, carb. re-jetted, $8,000, call 254- 2609. 1996 Honda Accord - Four door, gold, a/c, cassette, tinted windows, all power, $7,000 OBO, page 860-2450 or call 647-0247 nights. 1994 Nissan Anima - Automatic, a/c, CD, power locks/windows/cruise, 48K miles, excellent condition, call 254-2603. 1992 Jeep Wrangler - 4x4, six-cyl., 5 sp., removable hardtop, oversize tires, excellent condition, 68,000 miles, below Blue Book, $12,000 OBO. 254-1486. 1991 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x4 - Air, Kenwood stereo, great condition, $8,500 OBO, 254-0515. 1991 Oldsmobile Calais Quad - Quad 4 engine, air, excellent mechanical condition, minor body damage, $3,500, call 254-0515. 1991 Toyota 4x4 - Extended cab, fully loaded, low miles, five-speed, V-6, running boards, bed liner, $12,000, call 834-7681. 1988 Nissan Maxima - Automatic, sunroof, power windows, doors, mirrors and seats, loaded, must sell, $3,800, call 254-9339. 1987 S-10 Blazer - 4wd, two door, V-6, excellent condition, a/c, 50K miles on rebuilt engine, $2,500, call 254-2608. 1985 Mazda 626LX - Runs great, 117K miles, new tires/brakes/ exhaust, $2,000 OBO, call 257- 6057.

Rentals

Kailua - 2/1, one parking stall, 10 minutes to MCB Hawaii, walk to shopping/bus/fast food restaurants, available now, $725/month, call 261- 1828. Kaneohe - 1/1/study den, upper level, private home, furnished, utilities, ocean/mountain views, yard, parking, no smokers/pets, $950/month, call 235-4958. Lanikai - 2/2, quiet cul-de-sac overlooking golf course, panoramic views, five minutes to Kailua Beach, carpet/range/refrigerator/dw/wd/carport,

Miscellaneous $1,200 /month + utils, call 261-0493. Mountain Bike - 1996 Rocky Mountain Equipe front suspension, race ready, lots of extras, $1,000,

call 680-4070. Furniture - Koa wood entertainment center, dimensions are 5x5x18, call 734-3551 VW Parts - Tow bar, carbs, Calif., windows, 1,600 injected case, call John at 254-0455. Waterbed - Queen size, dark-wood frame with heater and everything, $125, call 261-1828. Fish Tanks - 20-gallon with pump and light, $50; 15-gallon with pump, $25, call Barb at 261- 1828. Deluxe Baby Carriage - Stroller, barely used, $100 new, sell for $45, 254-8770. Mountain Bike - Great condition, $250, call 254-3008. LLadro Porcelain - Retired pieces, over 30 pieces, call 254-3008 for prices. Camera - Underwater, Ikelite housing with strobe and case, call 254-3008. A/C - Whirlpool 15,000 BTU, runs perfect, two- years old, available June 15, $200, call 254-6755. Appliances - Toaster oven, $25; Kenmore microwave, $200; two cameras, $20 each, call 25.1 - 5109. Mattress - Full size, box springs and frame, $100. Call 254-5068. Scuba Gear - Dacor tanks, Sherwood octopus, computer, Dacor BCD, $500. John, 254-0455. Carpet - 12 x 20 taupe carpet w/padding, good

Lost and Found condition, $100, paid $500, call 254-8217. Reward - Female rottweiler puppy lost, must find, needs medication. Last seen on South Lawrence. 254-8310.

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Check out BayFest float at July 4 parade

Kathy's Activitie

By Kathy Baker

Skateboarders show their stuff

Skaters from "808 Skate" will spin their boards Monday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the commissary parking lot. Everyone is welcome to watch skateboarders showcase their finesse and skill in this popular sport. Coordinated by Youth Activities and 808 Skate in Kailua, the goal of this exhibition is to get kids involved in a healthy sporting environment. For more information, call Youth Activities at 254- 7610.

Drug Education for Youth Camp

The DoN and Youth Activities is sponsoring a free eight-day non- residential camp for youth ages 9 to 12, Aug. 13-22. This two-phase program is aimed at educating youth on drug awareness while teaching them to reach their highest potential through self-reliance. The camp covers topics such as

how to resolve conflicts at home and school and how to set and achieve goals for success. Other topics will cover self-esteem and leadership, gang and drug resis- tance, personal nutrition, fitness and hygiene and citizenship. Parents should encourage. their children to attend this important camp, which will be conducted at. Youth Activities, building 5082. For more information, call Youth Activities at 254-7611.

BayFest Float in Kailua July 4 Parade

Celebrate the Fourth of July at the Kailua July 4th Parade, starting at 9 a.m. on Kainalu Street. Bring the kids to see the BayFest `97 float highlighting this year's BayFest entertainment, the folk/pop group "America." BayFest presale tickets will be available for purchase near the viewing stand. Tickets are $6 and includes general admission ($2.50), three ride coupons ($7.50) and $2 off any regular priced Domino's Pizza, plus enter a chance to win a trip for four to Los Angeles courtesy of Non-Stop Travel. Young and old will enjoy the Kailua 4th of July Parade. For more information, call Marketing at 254-7653.

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Hawaii Marine June 26, 1997 B-5

Make boating safety a summer priority Base Safety

MCB Hawaii

Sgoodummer is here again, and as always, it's a time to talk about boating and other

water craft safety. .

A nationwide review of mishap reports reveals those who drink and water ski or jet ski are the ones most at risk of having a serious accident on the water. If you plan on doing any of these activities, here are a few tips to do them safely. Alcohol and boating

Research shows four hours of exposure to noise, vibration, sun, glare, wind and other motion on the water produces "boater's hypnosis," which slows reaction time almost as much as if you were legally drunk. For instance, a boater is just finishing his second beer. His blood-alcohol

content is only one-third of what would make him legally drunk. But he has boater's hypnosis, and by drinking only two beers during the last hour, he increased his chances of having an accident.

Alcohol's effect on your balance can be critical on a boat; simply falling overboard and drowning accounts for one in four boating deaths. When you are even a little tipsy, the unstable, moving platform of the boat can cause you to fall overboard. Alcohol reduces your body's ability to pro- tect against the cold water and within minutes, you may not be able to call for help or swim to a float, the boat you fell out of or reach the shore.

Water skiing Each boat should be able to maintain a 200 -

foot wide ski corridor,100 feet on each side of the boat. The entire ski course should be at least 2,000 to 3,000 feet long to avoid constant turning

Holy blockbusters, Batman is back

Cpl. Steven Williams Combo, Corespondent

Holy mega-movies, it's Batman. And he's brought a couple of friends for the blockbuster movie

of the summer (so far). Val Kilmer's intrusion in the bat cave

nearly eliminated Batman's heroic character with an "I'm to sexy for this mask" attitude in the last movie sequel, "Batman Forever." But George Clooney redeemed the man in black's honor this year in "Batman and Robin."

I have to admit l was skeptical when I saw the previews advertising Clooney's new role. He looked much too happy to play a serious superhero.

But the doctor proved his medicine is still potent even in a super hero role. He's still the handsome heartthrob the ladies fell in love with on television's ER, and with a no-nonsense attitude and some super skills, he filled Michael Keaton's "Batman," "Batman Returns,"

bat boots well. But Clooney wasn't the only

thing that brought Batman back better than ever. High-speed vehicle chases, acrobatic fighting and a whole new line of evil villains moviegoers keep every minute rolling with action.

One of the best attributes of the caped crusader's return was its comic book-like format. The awesome graphics and nail- biting stunts opened a whole new chapter in Batman's big screen appearances. Wha ever you do, don't get up from your seat. You'll miss the good stuff. The dominant bad guy, Arnold

Swarzenegger's Mr. Freeze, was a cool addition. Although his cold attitude causes havoc for Gotham City, his motive and downfall offer a wholesome lesson for us all. Real, heart-touching lessons are hard to find in action flicks. And don't worry fellow Arnold fans, his

puns are plentiful. In fact, I think the scriptwriters for Swarzenegger's other movies had a hand in writing his

and risky maneuvers. A minimum depth of six feet of obstacle-free water is nefPArsary to keep the skis from dragging during water starts.

Always have an observer on the boat. The driver can't watch the skier and drive the boat safely at the same time. The American Water Ski Association recommends you equip your boat with a wide-angle rear view mirror.

Always wear a Coast Guard approved personal floatation device designed for water skiing. The Coast Guard does not recommend ski belts; they are not approved floatation devices and will not keep your head out of the water should you be knocked unconscious.

Don't ski in rough water as the waves or chop- py seas will prevent the boat from keeping a steady course and speed, to say nothing of the impact of the skis themselves. Don't spray or

Movie Review

"Batman and Robin" lines. All the characters have puns of their own. Cheesy, yet satisfying.

Ooh, Uma Thurman. Her remark- able acting as the wicked, seduc- tive Poison Ivy made men in the audience long for her venom and women admire her sassy attitude.

Although Catwoman was a great character thanks to Michelle Pfiefer, Poison Ivy presented a much more believable character. Although the "mutant because of a science experiment gone bad" idea is overused, it works better than a bunch of cats munching on a corpse and it came to life in "Batman Returns." On the other side of the bat cave walls,

there's a new girl on the good guy's block. Far from "Clueless," Alicia Silverstone as Batgirl stole a few scenes as a bad blonde with attitude. Suprisingly, a girl who usually plays a

buzz swimmers, boats or other skiers. Never ski after dark. Not only is it extremely

dangerous, its illegal. Jet skis

The Coast Guard classifies jet skis as Class A inboard boats, which means they are subject to most of the same rules and regulations as any other power boat. PFDs are required for each person on board. Choose a well-fitting, Coast Guard approved PFD and wear it. Coast Guard and state rules also require you to have a fire extinguisher onboard. Jet ski operation is limited to daylight hours only.

Most craft have a lanyard connected to the start-stop switch. Never start the engine without attaching the other end of the lanyard to your wrist or your PFD. If you fall off, the engine auto- matically stops and your craft won't travel far.

Photo courtesy Warner Bros.

The heroes of Gotham city return in over-anatomically correct costumes to battle evil villians in "Batman and Robin."

dingbat filled the new role very well. Batman's sidekick, Chris O'Donnell,

made another good show as Robin. He still sported his overconfident attitude, but despite being stubborn and pig-headed, he taught Batman a lesson we should all heed more often in relationships.

A perfectly character-matched all-star cast, nonstop thrills and lessons for young and old alike make this movie a must-see. The world has a team of caped crusaders we can look forward to seeing again.

SERVICE Battery serv,ce begins with inspecting and cleaning the bat tery alicbles. 1. Remove the ca.

caps and check the level of liquid {electrolyte) in the battery. If the liquid is not up to the top of the indica- tor, or one half inch above the top of the vertical plates inside the battery, add water to bring 4 to the correct level. The easiest way to de

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by and (neer me and my staff or the battery case me PefsonarfY I Proms° 10 for cracks anc

do my besr to assst your check for loose terminal posts. Rep ace a damaged battery as soon as poste. 3. Inspect the outside of the battery for mois- tern. dirt and grease that mar a power drain. 4

LOOK at the cables. Check 'or woken w.res wea, cableto-clamp connecuorts. Repace damagee cables 5. Check for loose connections between the cable clamps and battery posts

Using Jumper Cables Safely. Batteries give eh hydrogen and oxyqen gas, parlicu arly wnen they have been cscharged. This gas mixture car explode if a

flame. spark of I,ghtec tobacco ,s brought rear the battery. Facial burns and serious eye injuries can result while using jumper cables d you are not careful. 1. Set the parking brake and p,ace an automatic transmission in 'Park, a manual transmission in 'Neutral.' Turn off the lights, heater and ether accessones, except on late model cars where it may be necessary to turn on the heater fan to eliminate voltage surge. Voltage surge can damage some electrical components. Check put owners manual first for recommendations. 2. Visualy inspect the battery to ensure that h is in condition to allow safe jump-starting. Look for cracks. loose terminals, and fluid leakage. A battery with these problems should be replaced, not jumpstarled. 3. With both cars' ignitions off, connect one end of a

jumper cable to the positive (+) termlnals of the deac battery and the other end to the costive tem r a cf r.,e

booster battery. CAUTION: Make sure the two cars are not 4. Connect re secord jumper cable to re negate terminal o' the booster balery, and the other end to the engine block or frame of the car with the dead batter. as far away from die battery as possible. 5. Start the engine in the car that is providing the booster start. Then start the engine in the car with the oead battery. CAUTION: When jump starting either to or from a

maintenance-free battery, remove the dumper cables as soon as the car is started. 6. Reverse the above procedure exactly wnen removing

the jumper cable. The negative cable must first be d s connected from the engine that was jump-started.

BATTERY SALE

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Catholic Weekday Mass Saturday Mass Sunday Mass Sunday Mass Protestant Liturgical Communion Sunday School

Adult Bible Study Protestant Worship Single Adults

(Call 257-3552 for information)

11:45 a.m. (Monday-Friday) 6 p.m.

7:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m.

8:30 a.m. (Sunday) 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. (Mokapu Elem.)

9:30-10:30 a.m. (Sunday at Mokapu Elem.) 11 a. tn. (Sunday)

6 p.m. (Sunday)

Gospel of Holiness Fellowship Sunday School 11 a.m. (Bldg. 219) Sunday Worship 1 p.m. (Base Chapel) Bible Study 7 p.m. (Tuesday at the Base Chapel) Choir rehearsal 7 p.m. (Friday at Base Chapel) For more information about MCB Hawaii Kaneohe Bay Base Chapel

religious services, call 257-3552.

MCB Hawaii Camp H.M. Smith Chapel Catholic Mass 6:30 a.m. daily and R a.m. (Sunday)

Aloha Jewish Chapel at Naval Base Pearl Harbor Shabbat Service 7:30 p.m. (Friday)

For more information about Jewish services, call 471-3971.

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"Marines, get on your flak jackets - we're gonna play some soccer!" Marines from Company A, 1st Battalion, 3d Marines get in a tough round of combat soccer on the field adjacent to Anderson Hall.

MCB Hawaii: Helpful Numbers Family Service Center 257-3655

MWR Clubs (Camp H.M. Smith) 484-9322

Early Childhood Education 257-7430

Navy Marine Corps Relief Society 254-1327

American Red Cross 257-3150

Military Police Department 257-7114

The search for a missing girl can sometimes lead to a boy. Child abductors have been known to dramatically

alter the identities of their victims. Through different dress. Drastic haircuts. Even forced behavior changes.

While looks can be manipulated, the psychological damages rarely go away. We're a free service specializing

in the worldwide recovery of missing children. For more information call 586-1449.

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Hawaii Marine June 26, 1997 11-7

Fishing tourney scheduled for Bay Fest '97 here

Kathy Baker MWR Marbling

Get out the fishing boat, rod and reel, to catch the largest flag fish July 19

and 20, at Bay Fest '97. The Dreamcruises Fishing 'tournament is open to the general public. Early registration fee is: $200 per boat. Entries received after July 1 will be $230.

This fun, jungle rules tournament is based on a format where the first place winner will receive up to $5,000 in cash for the largest marlin, ahi, mahimahi or ono caught. ($5,000 in cash is based on 100 entries received.) Prizes will be awarded Sunday, July 20, on the Bay Fest main stage. Get a crew together for this fun tournament in scenic Kaneohe Bay.

Organized by the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Department, proceeds from the tournament benefit recreation programs funded by MWR for Hawaii's Marines, Sailors and their families. Entry forms are available at MWR aboard MCB Hawaii, or register online at the

BayFest website, sponsored by Hawaii Hypermedia, at http://hypermedia.net/bayfest. For official rules, call the base marina at 254-7667. This contest is one of many

events open to the public at BayFest '97, Oahu's largest watersports carnival, July 18 to 20. This year's three day extrava- ganza will feature the popular music group "America" with their many hit songs, such as "A Horse with No Name"and "Ventura Highway," plus top local entertainment, E. K. Fernandez Midway of rides, games and food, the Castle Medical Centers Health and Fitness Fair, watersports, AT&T Coconut Island boat rides and much more.

BayFest '97 opens Friday from 3 p.m. to midnight with 3 to 5 p.m. designated as "Military Appreciation Day." Carnival rides start at 5 p.m. Saturday, visit BayFest from noon to midnight. Entertainment is free with admission from noon to 10 pin. Admission is $2.50 for adults, $1.25 for children ages four to 12, and free for children under four.

What's on the menu June 19

Lunch

Grilled Pork Chops

Beef Porcupines

French Fried Okra

Dinner Braised Liver with onions

El Rancho stew

Parsley buttered potatoes

June 27

Lunch

Seafood platter

Baked ravioli

Dinner Grilled Steak to order

Fried Chicken

June 28

Dinner Brunch Honey glazed cornish hen

Veal cutlets

Rice pilaf

June 29

Dinner Brunch Yankee Pot Roast

Baked Ham

Candied sweet potatoes

June 30

Lunch

Spaghetti

Creole pork chops

Simmered corn

Dinner

Roast Turkey

Beef oven roast

July 1

Lunch

Beef sukiyaki

Pork chop suey

Dinner Creole macaroni

Baked fish fillet

July 2

Lunch

Baked lasagna

Baked beef ravioli

Dinner Baked chicken

Beef pot pie

SOFTBALL From A- I

Joshua Powell, left fielder and Scotty Cobb, pitcher, all sent shots over the fence to pull the team over the Army 18-11.

Only two teams were left to do battle. A team of victory-hungry Marines who had already suffered one loss. And a team of undefeated Sailors who knew they would have to be overcome twice to lose the trophy. The Marines jumped to a 14-9 win in the first game. "That took the wind out of their sails," said

Dominguez. "They thought they were going to beat us.

The. Marines weren't in the cleai yet - they had to win again. Jones and Macon led the Marines to a 15-9 victory. "This makes us feel good," said Dominguez. "Now

we can go to Okinawa, Japan with this beneath our belts."

The Hawaii Marine team is head to Okinawa for the annual Firecracker Tournament on the July 4 weekend and Marine Forces Pacific Regionals. "We're looking forward to bringing back gold from

there also," Dominguez concluded.

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CLASSIFIED INDEX Announcements 15 Antiques -Art 130 Apts. Furnished 73 Apts. Partly

Furnished 74 Apts. Unfurnished 75 Auto

Announcements 173

Auto Leasing 172 Automobies

Domestic

Help Wanted

Domestic

Jobs Wanted 64 Employment

Opportunities Free Bee

Garage/Lanai

Sale Moving 1

Health & Fitness 4

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62 Mopeds & Scooters.. 171

Moving & Storage 123 Musical Instruments 144 Personals 25

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59 Pets-Everything

0 Photography Pickups, Trucks

24 Properly

Management.., 112 Real Estate

Announcements 115 Real Estate for Sale 114

60 Real Estate Loans. 119 25 Real Estate for Trade 117

20 Real Estate Wanted 116 81 Rentals to Share 76 84 Rentals Wanted 98 82 Restaurants. Bits ..118 13 Rooms for limit 88

Schools & Instruction 58 83 Short-Term Rentals 94 30 Sporting Goods ..... -.147 33 Stereo, Video

63 Television 129 1 Stores & Offices

50 for Rent 103 20 Swaps A Exchanges 128 53 Travel 122 26 Vacation Rentals 93

Vans, Campers

27 Jeeps, 4WD 175 Water Sports

Equipment 148

For Sale 176 Heavy Machinery Auto Service/Parts 156 & Equipment 174 Autos Wanted 161 Help Wanted Aviation 3 Male/Female

Bicycle Sales & Homo Appliances 1

Service. 131 Home Furnishing 1

Boats, Supplies & Houses Furnished Service 146 Housesitting

Business Houses Unfurnished Opportunities 50 Income Property 1

Prof. Service/ Houses Cleaning 37 Part. Furnished

Card of Thanks 8 Income Tax

Cemetery Plots 10 Jewelry & Clothing 1

Condos/Townhouses Jobs Wanted for Sale. 109 Legal Notices

Condos/Townhouses Livestock & Horses.....1 Part. Furn 85 Lost & Found

Condos/ Office Equipment 1

Townhouses Furn 86 Miscellaneous Condos/Townhouses Miscellaneous Unfurnished 87 Wanted 1

Computers 132 Investment

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4 Health 8 Fitness

ARE YOU SERIOUS about losing weight 8 keeping it Off? For a safe. effective 8 proven weight -control Program. call 625.7047

DIVORCE HeIp'ine lot Women Info you need to know 1.800.893.0742

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FOUND on 6120 chocolate Lab near airport Owner please identify 422-9513

25 Personals

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"FAST IN-HOME" Tax svc at reas. rates. All slates BACK YEARS. 523-1881.

"LATE TAXES" past yrs. in your home svc. Steve Mite, MBA. 395-7141.

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House of Lloyd Hiring demonstrators 8 booking

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A MULTIMILLION 8, 10 yr. -old co New to HI Seek- ing motivated individuals! Bonuses, commissions profit sharing 455.4625

BORED OR BROKE? House of Lloyd hiring 8 booking parties $300 kit provided. Avg. $15-$10ihr Call now! Tern 499.1529.

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All reaiesiare advertising in this newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise any preference. limitation or discrimination eased on race. color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status. or national origin, or an Intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination' Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians. pregnant women and pee pie securing custody of children under 18

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KANEOHE STUDIO COOL, QUIET, 5525/11A0. INCL UTILS. 239.6584.

MAKIKI 1 bedroom from $565. studio. $500 with water/gas. Furnished. no parking. Hidalgo Realty. 545-5434.

MAKIKI turn studio, prkg . sec , convenient, $600 523-7412, 592-8100

WAIKIKI Four Paddle. 1

bdrm prkg., pool/sauna, W/D. longterm. 262.7806.

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KAILUA 1 burnt . prkg., nr. shops 8 bus. $750 +

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KAILUA sm studio, Cr beach, pvl en! . 5600/ mo utils ma 261.7371.

KANEOHE 32, 1 pkg.. lanai, pool, ocn./mtn

view $1000.239 -1210.

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74 Apts. Partly Furnished

KANEOHE Hale Anaole penthouse, 2/1, W/D, tennis. sec , nr. shops, $900 ulils incl 239.2343

KANEOHE large studio $400/mo. incl utils

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MILILANI Nahoa Apts.. clean. cool, quiet 2/1, $800. Call 623-8944.

MILILANI clean.. quiet, 2/1, W/D, prkg., nr. bus/ Sholm. S775. 261:7798.

WAHIAWA 2/1, prkg.. nr. Schofield. no pets, Sect. 8 welcome, 5650.68t. 4196.

WAHIAWA studio, quiet, $450 incl. utils./cable No smoking/drugs 621-7872.

WAIPAHU clean, quiet 2 bdrm in safe area, prkg., pets neg., $700. 671-1961.

76 Rentals To Share

LANIKAI Bluestone. Lge condo. 2154 bdrm., 255 ba., to share w/prof. Prkg., gated. sec., tennis, pool/ Jacuzzi. $800 + Ys utlls. No pets/smoke 261.1964.

83 Houses Partly Furnished

AIEA/HALAWA 3/2, view. pAvrtrezo48811 $t 0 60.

AINA HAINA 4/3, 2-car garage, yd. service incl., 31900(mo. Call 254-0754.

$ANALUU 2/1, newer dpix., avail. now, no pets, $975 utils. Ind. 239-5479. -

KAILUA 1/1 collage, prkg., share W/D, incl. utils./cable, no smoke, pet OK, $795.$850.262.9536.

KANEOHE dow.nstairs 3/1. prkg water incl 5800+ utils. 247.8945

LANIKAI newly renovated 3 bdrm., 2 baths. Large enclosed lanai, W/D, outside patio, tiled wash rm., private lane across beach park $1500. After 7pm or. leave message. 262.6314

LILIHA 3-bdrm.. 1-bath duplex. utils. included, $950 Cal 637.4154.

MAKAKILO 2/1. view, garage, $6 0 0 Incl. utlls. Cal 672-5769.1v msg.

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85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

A+ CONDITION, Nob Hill, close to Walmart bus and school, 2/1.5, W/D, A/C In master, small fenced yard, new ceramic tile, carpet/ paint 2 years young. Avail. NOW. $900 /mo. Includes water. Call 826.8562. Iv. msg.

AAA MILILANI MANOR, 211.5, 2 prkg., W/D, A/C in master, nice courtyard Close to 'schools, shop. bus, playground. Avail. July 1, $900 Inc! water. 685.5029 lv msg.

EWA BEACH 2/1 V2. 2 A/C, patio. drapes. NO Pets $950 Callon, 841-2767.

KANEOHE 2(2. 2 cov'd. prkg.. pool. view, no pals, $1000/mo Available 7/8. 235.4446 of 262.8138.

KANEOHE POHAKEA PT, 2/2. private yard 8 deck with ocean view $1300 Avail. July - I Can 235-0074.

KANEOHE Parkway 3/21/2, new carpet. rec. ctr ev'd prkg., $1250 262-3261

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85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

KANEOHE Puu Ali!, 2/2. gar , mtn. view, quiet, pool, 41200.281 -5264.

PUNAHOU.MANOA 2 bdrm . gar , W/D, S1000 Avail. now Call 488-7933

88 Rooms For Rent

ROOMS, studios. apts condos 8 houses in all

areas Landlordsrlenanis call to register Roommate &Renter Ref 488.6073

93 Vacation Rentals

"LANIKAI NEAR BEACH" 1.2 bedroom cottage. now 3/2 Ian., Aug + 262.5445

KAILUA Vacation Rentals. Near Beach.

Call 261.5174

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93 Vacation Rentals

KAILUA small studio/ collage from $40, near beach Call 262.9545 .

104 Commercial Properties

ENCHANTED LAKE office on Keck. Dr Sublet

ground ffr . 1200 sq. ft ,

4 prkg stalls. 261-0026.

WAIPAHU Warehouse 1850 sq ft , 550sq.ft.

etc., 440-sq ft mezzanine storage, 2319-sq

driveway 8 yd. S.18 per sq. It cam. $1440imo 671.1961

114 Real Estate For Sale

COLORADO industrial property 8 KONA time- share. Neg. 488.7933.

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Wpg's Senior alums welcome to apply

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POSTAL JOBS 3 positions avail. No

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WORK AT HOME!! InIT Company seeks P/T. F/T people. Mail order. Up to $700 per week No exp. needed Call 543-0909

58 Schools & Instruction

'READING-MATH' K to 8th. certified teacher. Windward area 236-7040

GOLF LESSONS Begin- ners or advanced Individ- ual Of TOW 841.4344

LEARN quickly Aloha Tutoring in Reading Math & all subiects 595.8440

New HULA CLASSES Kane'ohe & Moanalua Ages 6 8 up 236-2048

PIANONOICE LESSONS Kailua, exp teacher

All evets/ages 263.3323

PIANONOICE Your house or mine, all ages/levels

Exp Call 486.9475.

SWIMMING LESSONS All ages Small groups 33 yrs in Kailua 261-1982.

TRAVEL TRAINING 'Airlines, Cruises ' Travel Agency ' Tours Hotels ' Computers

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FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT 518K- $79KJYr Benefits, Pad Training For Into on

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CHILD CARE Kaneohe P/T. F/T Lic Call lwa.

247-7259 m 234.0052 "BEGIN NOWT" 4 mgrs to help expanding co 8 share

in its profits F/T, P/T No exp nec 486-8893.

ELDER CARE Help w/ cooking, shopping. house- keeping etc. 221-5546.

"COSMETIC SALES" Sponsor of Miss USA Pageant Cal 486-6640

LIC. CHILD CARE Exp., Pearl City/Auea. FIT-PIT, drop-ins CPR/First Aid/ PATCH Call 488-6745 ALOETTE COSMETICS

desperately needs beauty consultants. Kit deposit required

No inventory 672-6783.

LIC. CHILD CARE F/T, PATCH/CPR. meals 5

openings, accepting applications for Sept 676.5784

ASST. DIRECTOR to incl PreSchool/Af ler -School program 30 hrs /wk benefits Christian School rn Kailua Call 262.8501

LICENSED child-care pro - weer has 2 FIT openings (1,44Lani) 625-6611

123 Moving/Storage WILL DO CHILD CARE my Kailua hm. 1.4-F, F/TPIT. Int.-5 yrs CPR 262.2157

CARETAKER position lor local church. A small apt.. Oils., cash salary provided in exchange for cleaning. security some yard care. Outside work permitted Great for mar. vied couple. 262-8176.

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL

CARGO. FLY YOUR CAR TO LAX, S1350. FASTER & SAFER THAN BOAT

FOR MORE INFO. CALL: PH:(808)836-0656,

LOCATED JUST OFF LAGOON DR. 110 KEEHI

PLACE. HONOLULU

120 Home Furnishings

AA ROSS' PARADISE AA APPLIANCE

& FURNITURE Are you looking for quaity

used or new furniture? Come on down le Rosslor

best prices or the island Bedroom sets, bunk beds. living room sets dinettes. beautrfully restored rattan

and mud, much more We buy quality used turn

Ross' on NImez 841-7336

Ross in Kaneohe 235.8056

CLEANING HELPERS Needed Windward area, good pay Cal 262.8767

124 Garage/Lanai Sales

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CUSTOMER SVC. It you have 10-50 lbs to lose, we pay you 1.800-860-0414.

DANCE TEACHERS! JAll' BALLET' HIP HOP ' HULA ' Tumbling' TAP

Hiring P/T 621.9174

' MULTIFAMILY SALE'. Sal . June 28, 9-1 '

428 Kaimake Lp.. !calla;

CERAMIC CLASSES. .. Also can do center pieces for parties CaN 262.8862'

DENTAL ASSISTANT PIT. Kaneohe area Willing to train. Including evenings & Sat hours 247.2700

GARAGE SALE : Scandinavian lulti., household items, apple., clothes. garden toots, more Must set Sat. 48.1 85 Na Kao Place, Kaneohe. Offers taken Immediately.

Call 247-4741.

ANTIQUE/ORIG. RATTAN sofa & love seal excl cond , 51100 for both. Call 262.2833

ESPRESSO BAR ASS'T. P/T. Triple! Call Danielle after 11am 836-6783

HANDYMAN/YARDMAN Wanted. Long-term tob PR. 55/hour. 262-8344

EZ CHAIR swivels. rocks. recently reupholstered tan. $150 Can 261-9992

MANICURIST no clientele Comm /rental 422- 7555 days or 839-1755 eves

KING MATTRESS & Box Spring, No frame, good condition. 5100 Call Ken. 295-0060

GIANT GARAGE SALE Sun.. 6129 9 to 2 45-30g

lo Lopua St. . Kaneohe REPS wanted, exclusive products. No exp. nec. P/T.F/T Call 674-9500

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

IUULUA YARD SALE Hsled & Fury Sat. 6/28, 8.2 409 Koko Rd , Si.

Corner of Aokia St. WILING TO EDUCATE P /T -F /T managers for rewarding career in Ewan- oat Services 834-6623

122 Travel MOVING AFTER 20+ Taking Nothing Selling

Lots ol Eveiliong Sal 6.28 D'ity

551 Auwal St., Kailua. 62 Domestic Help Wanted

"FLYING CARPET Travel' Lowest tares' WC. 5289 EC. $549 Cal 737.4732

ETC, ETC, ETC.

Cars, Homes, Jobs, Merchandise. Pro- lessional Services. you name II. Whatever you're looking for to add to. update or improve your life . you'll find in the Classifieds, 235-5881

LOWEST Fares W. Coast, $289 R/T E Coast. 5554 Century Travel. 596.7373

P/T EVES Baby sitter Teen OK Must be responsible. Niles Inc' Mon. 6.7 30. Wed /Thurs 7 30-10:00. Some Fri. or Sat sleep over 235-7691

YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the amount of money you can make on things you no longer need. They're someone else's treasure. and the Classifieds bring you together Phone 235-5881 today'

SUMMER CARE: Before &

after summer fun/summer school. Trans. provided 625-7833. 623.4283

Professional T1 Automotive

Services

'AUTO CEILING REPAIR' Chuck's Mobile

Upholstery Service Call 263-4205. 641-8402 pgr

Carpentry

A CARREIRA Home Repairs 8 Painting. One

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

Al CALL DOES IT ALL Affordable up to 51000

235. 8424,486.5286

ALL AROUND Carpenter Svc To 51000 25 yrs'

exp 261.8470 525.4741

HOME REPAIRS & remodeling, wood rot. etc. To 51000 271-6584 cell

TERMITE REPAIR Specialists Free Est To

51000. Call Mark day/eve. 226. 9170.955.3499

ETC., ETC., ETC. . _

Cars. Homes. Jobs. Merchandise. Pro. lessional Services, you name II. Whatever you're looking for to add to, update or improve your life ..you'll find In

the Classifieds. 235-6881.

Carpets

15% DISCOUNT OFF our standard carpet

cleaning price on Wed & Sat L. P. Enterprise. we

do carpets well 671-4651.

Cleaning

"At YESTERYEAR Prices" Clean Everything Free Est Reis Roos 235.1219

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof Service since 1968

Call Ron Albert 599.8779

"NOOK & CRANNY" Personalized reliable,

meticulous. Kailua. 262.8767 or 525.9381.

"PROF. Cleaning I stop does it all, flat rate. Res / Move outs Call 254-0910

BONI'S Window Cleaning. Honest. dependable. 1096 OFF first visit 261.8857

0 & E Cleaners Res /cite .

move In/out Free Est Low rates 845-0270. 299-7102

ENGLISH ROSE CLEAN- ING res /oft Move in/out Fleas. Refs 688.0829. 844.1539

FOR THE BEST In Home Apartment 8 Condomin

cum listings check the classifieds

Cleaning

HOME Cleaning with organic oils, non-toxic cleaning substances 371.6338 or 251-6420

LADY K'S CLEANING Res comml move in/

out windows 621-7049.

MAID IN PARADISE No job too big Move in/out islandwide 293-8121

MOVE OUTS, Commercial Res . construction Reas rates Free est 262.2247

NEED A DEPENDABLE co. to clean your home? Call L.P ENTERPRISE

We Treat Your Home Like Our Own. 671-4651

SAVE US Military Dis- count!! Move in/out, wkly./ bi-month 251.8623

SWEEPING BEAUTY We do everything Free

est Islandwide 262.3710.

Computer Services

COMPUTER PROBLEMS? On-site repair &

consultation $20/per hr .

1 hr minimum 254.0509

RING UP THE PROFITS when you sell those odds and ends in the Classifieds, 235.5881

Computer Services

INSTALL, set up. leach Lantastic, Foxpro pro- gramming Can 599-2558

Contracting &

Construction

CHRISCONTRACT INC." Specializing in new homes $ additions, all renovations + home repair Refs 254-2288 Lic BC-15682.

Hawaii law, Chapter 444 KM prohibits any person. corporation or entity from altering 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 concern- ing a contractor's license. please contact the Depart- ment of Commerce and Con- sumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586-3000. To file a current complaint, call 587.3222 To check on a contractor's complaint history. coil 5813-2677.

A FRIENDSHIP bounded on business is better than a business founded on friendship

John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

Contracting &

Construction

"IRS QUALITY" Build. renovate, hitch 8 baths Plans. permits Additions. Houses Low prices Refs 235-1714 BC17112.

WALTER SHUEBRUK Repairs, renovations, additions. BC-17418. 247.7972.

Fencing

NEED A FENCE? Chain link/PVC Cal' All Fence. 0ABC-19948 220.9327

Financial Services

"CASH NOW FOR FUTURE PAYMENTS!' We buy payments from Insurance Settlements. Annuities 8 Mortgage Notes. We also buy

Casino Awards. Call R 8 P Capitol at

1.800.338-5815 ext 999

Floors & Tile

"RENAISSANCE" For Quality Work Call 680.8987. TO 51000.

DARE TO BE what you are and to believe in your own individuality

Henri Amlel

Floors & Tile

YOU BUY I APPLY. Vinyl flooring only Up to 51000 Free est Call 259-8110

Handyman

"Al YESTERYEAR Prices" Carpentry 8 complete home repair To $1000 235.1219

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

Estimates 'To 51000' Call 235-6199. 287-8727 pgr.

Hauling

A. DELIVERY 8 MOVING appls car 737.9662 dig 288.9227 7 days. 24 hrs

CASUAL MOVEMENTS Quick moving/delivery 7

days. 456-9258 732.0655

Landscaping

RELIABLE Landscaping, Sprinklers. LOW PRICE. C.16103 261-1369 623-4635

BAG A BARGAIN in the Classifieds Your super marketplace of items for sale, services to offer .

and 1001 other things! 235.5881

Masonry

DEPENDABLE QUALITY SERVICE in rock/tile walls. driveways, slabs, sidewalks To $1000 Call Hamilton, 293-2648

Massage Therapist

SUCCESSFUL Massage practice & income doesn't just happen. Learn how retired or 560.000 annual income MAT-1849 Pgr 583. 2384,259.9960

TOTAL HEALTH & RELAXATION MASSAGE

261.2536 MAT 2888

Painting

FATHER & SONS PAINT- ING Islandwide. Neal & Fast To 51000 263.3250

PREPARATION & PAINT, Reasonable price Free est To S1000 621-3587

WANTED 5 homes that need

Painting Models for product new to Hawaii LIQUID VINYL SIDING

Call 396.3098 C-20398

CLASSIFIEDS are money makers Call today and place your ad where it'll gel last results, 235-5881

Plumbing

A-1 QUALITY PLUMBING Free Est Same-Day Svc IC1 7031 Call 247-5158

373-5158 or 677.5158

Professional Services

COMPUTERIZED EMBROIDERY in-house custom designs of Caps, Shirts. Jackets. & Bags

3E SILKSCREEN Serving Windward Oahu since 1973

Phone or Fax 261-0320

REMINDER SERVICE Postcard sent I week before birthday major °cessions FOR LIFE!

Send 1 time $39.00 lee to Jase Ent. 99-809 Halawa

Dr , Alea. H196701.

Remodeling

PATIO new additions. repair remodel, Clifford 'wane SC-4477 677.4695

Resumes

RESUMES for SUCCESS Professional/Dependable

Free app't 254.9030

IF A LITTLE extra cash would light up your life turn on to the Classifieds

Roofing

'UNLIMITED ROOFING' &

Waterproofing Comml./ Res. Free Est. All types.

Insured /bonded C-20915 239.5971 or 299.4375 pgr

ROOF MASTERS, INC.

Minor or Major Repairs Complete Reroofing

Present this ad & receive a 10% discount until June 30

FREE Estimates Lic 0C 19228

247.0482, pgr. 527-1679.

Screens & Jalousies

ECHO VALLEY SCREENS Aluminum Screens/Doors Summer SPECIAL 20% off.

Eddy 262.0586

SCREENS, JALOUSIES Hardware Repair. JUNE,

20% Off' Dave 623-4839

Sewing & Alterations

'SPECIALTY' Alterations & Custom Elegant Formal Dresses Call 734.2600

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

SEWING SLIPCOVERS, cushions bed & window

dressings. 262.8263

Telephone Service

PHONE/FAX/MODEM outlet installation

Tel Assist 524.0574

Yard Service

"0 1 IN YARD SERVICE" Mow. trim. haul Excl refs Free est J&D, 239-4271

"01 JUNE'S COMPLETE" Yard Svc Plant grass. haul rubbish 671-7453, 678.5575 pgr 223.8741

"FLOR TROPICAL YARD" Service Pruning, Mowing

Free est Call Fior, 263-0432 292-7263 cel

A PROF. LAWN-CARE COMPANY. FREE EST C-14259 CALL 261-2729

BASILIO YARD SERVICE All lords of yardwork Islandwide 637.4854

CNJ YARD MAINT. depend able, affordable Free Est 263.4191 or 361.1827 pgr

COMPLETE Yard 8 Marl Cul trees. low charge. free est 622-1105. 530-7869

MIKE'S YARD SERVICE. All kinds of work Low rates. 625-6885. 583-0609

WHEN IT'S TIME FOR RESULTS... call !he Classifieds. 235.5881,

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Tom and Mona have assisted hundreds of military buyers in

purchasing new and used vehicles MPAC Directors Col (Retired) Tom Evans * No high pressure sales Our goal is to meet your unique needs Mai (Retired) Mona Evans

Hawaii's Exclusive Hyundai Dealership * New Vehicles '97's' Used Vehicles * Accents, Elantras, Sonatas & Tiburons Over 100 high quality used cars, $0 Down! No payment for 90 days!' ' trucks, vans and sport utilities 3 year/36,000 mile bumper-to-bumper warranty

No questions asked" 72 hours 5-year/60,000 mile powertrain warranty

"" 5-year/100,000 mile anti-corrosion warranty exchange policy

Roadside assistance 3 month/3000 mile powertrain

* Hyundai Protection Plan warranty on '92 and newer vehicles

' $0 down no payments for 90 days on approved r it provided by Hyundai Motor Finance Corporation, Sale ends 6/30/97. " Exchange policy applies to used cars only of oq r greater value on approved credit. * Credit Assistance Program

Need personalized assistance in obtaining financing? Credit Problems? * Tom and Mona can assist all military personnel in transitioning from past credit problems to a solid credit standing

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PRINT NAME

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Straight Shooter.

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401401%MA Cosne ride with us.

DIE'S 94-137 LEO LEO ST., WAIPAHU

SALES PARTS SERVICE SAFETY CHECK STATION #394

Mt/ REPAIR #1125 SINCE 1972

671-2691 MILITARY FINANCING AVAILABLE

AND DISCOUNT PROGRAMS

WE SELL AND BUY USED BIKES ALWAYS WEAR A 14E5AIE T. EYE PeOlEcliON ANO PROTECTIVE dopier'.

Noo PtEASE RESPECT THE ERVIRONAE NT OPP/ MO and par wars mantel tow" SHNOWamm Shmloall Ammo Carat Ediaat

Yr Icacia madarnaats F, maw Pannp era maaca. cam re Salary Fannon all SOO WA 700

124 Garage/Lanai Sales

MOVING SALE M SC

items Sat , 8 to 12. 84 White Sands PI .

MOVING: Bed twin/king. sewing machine. shelving, table, computer. kitch- enware, misc. Sat./Sun 8 to 2pm, 1060 Lunahooia Place, Kailua.

MULTIFAMILY GARAGE ' SALE Furn. toys, baby items & MORE Sal /Sun ,

8-2.446 Puako Way. Kailua, off Oneawa

NAPA AIR compressor, twin bed. table Nintendo games, shirts AVON new Skin So Solt bug guard. SSS Oil. Anew Reim)! Michael Jordan Watches. Jewelry & gifts. etc Sat. 6/28, 8.4 271 Aikane PI (Akahi Park) 254.2671 Independent Sales Rep

125 Home Appliances

AA ROSS' PARADISE AA APPLIANCE

& FURNITURE Due to floe groat demand

we've slashed our applance prices

Refrigerators from 6199 Dryers from S149

Washers from $199 Gas stoves Ike new $299 WasivOry stack units $439

By 5$ Savings on all appliances Many brands & styes to choose from

All backed by Ross famous guarantee

Delivery & financing ava I Ross' on Nlmltz

841-7336 Ross' in Kaneohe

235 -8056

126 Miscellaneous

ADULT Novelty Catalog $5 00 to Notions of Lace, Dept 4, 94.1189 Kipaa PI

#C, Wafpahu.1-1197697

ADVERTISE on the Inter- net fcr only $15 Sell any tern on the World Wide

Web! Show photographs Of the items you want to sell. Great for selling cars! Call 529-5092 or visit halo iiwww munlada con Mall

CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Fond a bargain for sale or sell

your unearned items for

cash in the Classifieds. Call 235-5881

126 Miscellaneous

CASH For GAMES Buy-Sell-Trade-Rent

Ultra 64 a aystalor N mecca) ' Sega 300 Systems $29.00 & up

Makiki Video & Game Exchange

537.6611

FLAGS IN PARADISE Decorative flags, Hai; poles, windsocks, etc home or bus. 521-2857

G.E. FRIDGE 17 cu It $500 15x7 CHROME fur s for car, $430 689-6518

HOME CARE Elec wheel- chair w/ballery charger. 61000/0130 373-1606

LOW PHONE RATES U.S. 11.9 cenls/min

Japan, S 38/min 488-4596

QUEEN berm sel, $2000 rid, vanity, lamps nite

stands, dresser Wooden bunk beds. $500 Portable

sauna, $2000. Portable A.C. $500. China cabinet

$500 Woman's bicycle, $100 Kids' bicycles, $50

both. All n exd. coed 641.9424 pgr , 924-8314

SEARS Craftsman Lawn Mower 22' cut, 5 HP $125 Crib/youth bed, $300 2 playpens, $25 ea Infant carrier/car seat, $25 Call 247.3920

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

SLIDE PROJECTOR in good condition. Call 262-0146

129 Stereo & Video

8,000 VIDEOS http // www totalmarkeling corn Enter Source Code 76113

TV, VCR REPAIRS Free pock up/delrvery

Free est. Pager 598 -5024.

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CREDIT TROUBLES? Call today! 24 hours a day! Our finance specialists can help you!

Here are just a few of the many quality used vehicles we have in stock!

'85 Dodge Aries S/W I I 2-' 29, Ar. l uns,: '86 Toyota Tercel S/W RD-662. Ar. A/C

'88 Olds Ciera LL Y-392, Ai I, A/C, runs great

'89 VW Fox i WG-015 clean, economical WAS $3995,

'89 Ford Escort GT ASX774, nice, alloys WAS $4995,

'88 Nissan Sentra 1-RV-405, 4.door, A/C, auto WAS $4995,

' 88 Toyota Tercel EFD-765. NT. NC. clean

'93 Volkswagen Fox I WR-360, 4 -door, air, nice WAS $8995,

'91 Nissan Sentra EN3-406, 4-door, clean WAS $8995,

' 88 Toyota Supra FJC-085, turbo, Air, NC WAS $7995.

s795 Nowsl 695 Now $1895 Now 51895 Now $2195 Now $2295 Now $2795 Now $5995 Now $5995 Now $5995

Ction&i:s% Don't Pay Rig City Prices! $ 1 95 Doc. Frnanony (tAO. Suboal to lender ;

Prices aglIS Ian. SC.,

195 dot fees. ends 63097.

ascific Oidsmo e CIWC-Volkswagen 96-055 Kamehameha Hwy., Aiea 487-5526

132 Computers

WANTED. Estimate too high? Cash for broken HP laser let printers No missing parts. Call 455.3859

146 Boat Sales & Service

'81 GLASTRON Scimitar 24'. newly rebuilt 455 Olds ano Berkley Jet, tandem axle trailer. very sleek, very fast, 68000/080 Cal 247.7443

'95 20' SEA RAY 285 HP, I/O w/lrailer, 52 hrs on boat. $17 000 487-3575

20-FT. SEA RAY LAGUNA wine' er 100 HP. 0/B 50 gal $10 000 833.3823

147 Sporting Goods

5PERSON SPA like new with cover, $2500 or best offer Call 262-2247

CROSSTRAINER, $550 Fastirack, $75 Nordic- Trac WalkFit, 6200 Tram- poline. $50 Weight set. $100 Call 671-3070.

NORDICTRAC PRO like new. 4 yrs old, 9400/ OBO Cart 235-8071

TREADMILL like new $225 ExerRider, pod cord 6125. 261-9992

BUYERS 8, sellers agree that the classifieds are a real bargain. 235-5881.

150 Livestock/Horses

SHARE BOARDER wanted: Beautiful 16 11-1 dark'bay gelding gonna & affec- tanate 259.93841v msg

151 Pets/Everything

ADORABLE AKC reg Chinese Coasted Powder Puff female, 2 yrs $230. 7mo male, $300. Gcod temperament 261-6010

AKC Golden Retriever pups Mainland breed

Cal for appl 834-7488

KAHUKU PASTURE 0 beach/horse to shre board/ea $75.293.8081

LEAVING Australian Shepherd female 6 mcs shots, $300 261-3792

SALE Holland lops. $20. Netherland dwarfs. $10. Angoras, $50.. 239-8693

SCHNAUZER PUPS MINI. Chihuahua/Terrier Pups Darling Kittens 668.4567

161 Auto Wanted

DONATE ANY VEHICLE Running or not

MAXIMUM tax deoucton FREE last pickup.

Christian Family Chanties 521-4438

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166 Pickup Trucks

'89 CHEVY S10 VEI, 350 auto.. 28K mi blk w/rims, $6000/080 671-1863.

171 Motorcycles & Scooters

'84 SHADOW 700 $1400/0130 Black. low

mileage 951.1068

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'91 HARLEY 883 Sportster Hugger, fully chromed, like new, only 750 mi A black beauty w/ custom pinstriping. Must sell, 65.900/080 Call Ken, 247-3201, 396-1821 of 235.5881

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2.31. EFI I -4 Engine, 5 Spd. Manual Trans. 0/D, P195

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2.0L SPI Engine, Air Condition, Floor Mats Front Et Rear, AM/FM Radio, P185/65R14-S BSW Tires, 5 Spd. Trans.

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'85 TOYOTA CRESSIDA $1995 Auto. A/C. P/S. 8 tlklctr Moral (FINFRos.

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Air Conditioning, Dual Air Bags, Cloth Seating, Dual Power Mirrors, Roof Rack, 6 Disc CD Changer

included only in Gold Key Plus payments.

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A == 5 == H AUTO SALES 621-6280

I 52 Wiliktna Dr, Wahiawa

TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS! '83 VW GTi

FWVI71 2 Or., Runs Great

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BIG VALUES FOR SMALL BUCKS!

484 TOYOTA CANRY '87 TOYOTA TERCEL S/W 4 er, Act. Auto. Good Good Only

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'1995 '87 NISSAN SENTRA XE '89 OLDS CUTLASS 2DR Auto. A /C. To t DAM MTX 1 96 12395 1wu096 '3295 Military our specialty and we finance

everyone. Offer ends 7/10/97.

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Don't Be Misled. No Gimmicks Here.

INTEREST FREE o.A.c. Are you new in Hawaii, a etc, bonktupi2 I Had a tODOSWSVCC2 Gibers turn i down? We deliver when cAersrol'fl

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93 KAWASAKI NINJA 250cc Low Mileage

51800/080 262-0586

'95 INTRUDER 800 #409 Black $4695. lees

-V South Seas Kawasaki ac' Walpahu

,;.7,,:r+- 6714711

'95 ZX6R *407 134K mi red,

only S6995 + fees South Seas

Kawasaki Welpahu 671-6711

BUY IT.

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CLASSIFIED ADS

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86 FORD BRONCOIX4 _s5195

11011 PIDC-113- 17995

Lai 84 - 988


'96 CBR600 *102 1800mi Like new

$6995 4. fees South Seas

;x Kawasaki Walpahu 671-6711

IA01.16. V7 KLR250 #590948.

$3,399 handling. 575 doc lax &

831-2600

'97 ZX600FI #052549 55.949 + handling 575 doc lax & lic

'97 ZX7R #658898 $8.599 handling 575 doe tax & tic

IF A LITTLE extra cash would light up your life turn on to the Classifieds.

crux Dem CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

JEEP EAGLE

NEED CREDIT HELP?

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wity Honda 98-051 Kamehameha Highway, Pearlridge


LAST of the '97 HARLEYS

'97 Fatboy 1H66727 '97 Heritage #1166664

97 1200 Custom /7166848

176 Autos For Sale

'87 DAKOTA PILL auto.. $2000 '84 BRONCO ti 44.53000 839-9149.

GMC Sonoma. 4x4, '

fully loaded. $1600. '85 300ZX Turbo. $1200 '63 Nova. $4000 574.4032 serious inquires ONLY

CLEANUP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Find a

bargain for sale or sell your unwanted items for cash in the Classifieds

Cal' 235-5881

176 Autos For Sale

CARS FOR $1001 Trucks. boats.

4-wheelers, molorhornes. kimiture. eiectroncs.

computers. etc.. by FBI, IRS DEA Available your

area now 1800.51334343 Exl S-4031

Buick

'83 REGAL S/W, 19.000 mi , mint cond . 530001 090. 549.0079 pager.

Chrysler

'89 LeBARON Convert- ible. white, auto $3000

Call 261-1094.

YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the amount of money you can make on things you no longer need They're someone else's treasure, and the Classifieds bring you together Phone 235-5881 today'

Honda

'89 ACCORD LX 4 di NC. P/W. auto $4500

Call 624-1222

Lincoln

'89 CONTINENTAL, loaded. 53K ml nice. new paint, 59000 839-1889

Mazda

'89 323 1-1/B. 5 sod 46K mi . runs great.

body fair. 52500)0130, 236-1503, 252-4279 per

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

235-5881.

Mazda

'89 323 NB 4 spd new A/C, mainland car. $2750/ 080 Call 263-7721

'93 MX6, 2 dr , auto. teal green. moonrool. loaded, S9995. CO235-124

Nissan

'90 NISSAN PATH- FINDER loaded, 4 dr., 7 5'

lift, 35' tires. w/Amer Rac rims, eng, & int upgrade, A/C, P/S. tint. Kenwood stereo wlluxury speakers. only 50K miles. excl cond , runs great Only 515.000/080 Call 626-8562, hi. msg.

'91 NISSAN 300ZX, white. twin turbo. T-top Excl cond., well-maintained Must sell quick. $14,000 Call Ken, 261-6977 or 295.0080

BUYERS & sellers agree that the classifieds are a

real bargain 235.5881

CUTTER DODGE In Honolulu

735 Dillingham Blvd

842-6300

ALOHA A Tony's Pacific Nissan

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Vlquier)

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1.800-339-AUTO usencog OAC, subject to lenders guidelines Good credit, no credit, even bad credit!

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Pacific Nissan 94-119 Farrington Hwy., WAIPAHU 425 Kamehamelici Hwy PEARLRIDGE

Pontiac

'91 GRAND PRIX sedan good condition, engine needs work, $400010130 I

484.1734 or 254-1792

Toyota

NO credo or bad OK fr Compact/Trucks,

Vans, $795 to $5995 Country Cats. 239.6754

Volvo

'83 DL 4 door. cream auto . good condition 53200/080.259.7822

PROBLEM: Got an over- crowded closer) Try the Classifieds solution'. Advertise those unwanted' unused items For Sale" and then pocket the cash you make' Call today. 235-58811

"0" DOWN FINA Last of the '97 Harley's '97 Fatboy #1166727

'97 Heritage #1166664

'97 1200 Custom #F166848

Kawasaki Sale! '97 KI,R250 #590948 83,399.00 '97 ZX600112 #1352549 s5,949.00 '97 ZX7R #658898 '8,599.00

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