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ari Serving MCAS Kaneohe Bay, 1st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks.

Mot. David Goold, commanding officer, VMFA-232, begins his take-off run while two other FM-18's watt for their turn. VMFA-232 left MCAS

Kaneohe Bay Friday for MCAS El Toro, Calif., the squadron's new home.

VMFA-232 says aloha to K-Bay By Sgt. Paul Schneider edwNsr

The let Marine Expeditionary Brigade lost a major asset Friday as the F/A-18's of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-232 departed MCAS Kaneohe Bay for the last time.

The squadron was ordered to move to MCAS El Toro, Calif., as part of a restructuring of aviation assets within the Marine Corps.

Before the pilots received their last flight brief at Kaneohe Bay, BGen. Richard F. Vercauteren, commanding general, 1st MEB, bid them farewell.

"God speed and good luck," BGen. Vercauteren told the pilots.

"I won't say goodbye because we may see each other again."

Although VMFA-232 is the first F/A-18 squadron to leave Kaneohe Bay, it won't be the last. Eventually, the two remaining squadrons, VMFA-212 and VMFA- 235, will also transfer to MCAS El Toro.

For squadron personnel, moving has been a challenge. The squadron recently returned from a six-month deployment to MCAS Iwakuni, Japan. When VMFA- 232 returned from Japan, they were treated just like a temporary Trans Pac squadron.

Moving the squadron's equipment wasn't too difficult since they packed and shipped it in

Japan, but moving households and personal goods in the short amount of time allotted was a challenge.

While he was climbing into his F/A-18 to fly to California, LtCol. David F. Goold, commanding officer, VMFA-232, was still concerned about how his Marines were doing with their moving. He asked some of the ground crew if their moving was going all right.

Most of the squadron personnel are moving with the squadron to MCAS El Toro, but for some, like Maj. John Ostrom, operations officer, VMFA-232, the departure meant the end of his association with the Red Devils.

He flew one of the F/A-18s to MCAS El Toro, but returned.

"I'm coming back to work for MAG-24 [Marine Aircraft Group- 24]" Ostrom said.

He added he may end up at MCAS El Toro since he will be joining VMFA-235 when they deploy to Japan. When VMFA- 235 returns after six-months in Japan, it will also transfer to California.

Moving the F/A-18 squadrons has left many here with a sense of loss.

"I'm particularly sorrowful for one-third of the fighter attack 'squadrons to leave Kaneohe," BGen. Vercauteren said. "For once I have direct support and they are taking them away from me."

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1st Radio Bn. back from Somalia By Sgt. Paul Schneider

The last Marines deployed to Somalia from the 1st Radio Battalion returned to Hawaii late Friday night to a quiet welcome.

During their time in the war-

torn country the Marines provided specialized communication for Marines and United Nations forces. There were 19 Marines that returned from Somalia.

For Cpl. Charles Doyle, whose job is communications relay, being back after almost six months there was almost hard to describe -

Marine marathon runners can help N/MC Relief

By Cpl. Aaron Martin Spode klaor

The Honolulu Marathon Association has implemented a challenge to the members of the Armed Forces of Hawaii to run in the Dec. 12 race. The service group with highest percentage of participants will receive a substantial donation which will go to the service's relief society.

Oahu Marines are encouraged to begin training for the 26.2 mile run. Active duty personnel pay only $2 to enter the race. The regular entry fee is $30. If anyone has already submitted an application and paid the $30 entry fee they will receive a refund from the Honolulu Marathon Association. Simply contact the association.

The race organization makes this offering to the military to increase the level of participation. They also wish to channel funds back into military relief societies. This is one way of doing so, according to LtCol. Gil Loomis, Marine coordinator.

Marines who complete the race will receive an attractive finisher T-shirt along with several pupus, fruits and drinks following the race.

"The chance to run in the marathon is such a bargain at a cost of $2. The sponsors are willing to offer this to the military around the island as a way of saying thanks," said Loomis. "The cost of the T- shirts and all the food for the

event well exceed the entry fee." The goal is to have 8 percent

(approximately 720 Marines) of the total population of Marines on the island run. If the Marines achieve this goal they will also receive a monetary bonus which will go to the Navy/Marine Corps Relief Society.

1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade Commanding General BGen. R.F. Vercauteren, is scheduled to run in the event as part of "leadership by example" and to help raise badly needed money for the Navy/Marine Corps Relief.

All services will compete to have the most runners complete the race. The service which has the most members complete the race will receive a substantial monetary donation from the marathon association. The remaining funds will be distributed based on the interservice standings following the race.

"Our real goal is 1,000 Marines. We want to encourage as many Marines as possible to run for a worthy cause," said Loomis. "This will give them a sense of accomplishment and also gives them a chance to help the Navy/Marine Relief Society make some additional money. That is what Marines are all about, taking care of their own. We really want to maximise Marine participation."

Applications for the race can be picked up at the Main Gym here or contact SSgt. Wright for further information at 257- 5312.

until he thought about his stomach.

"I can't even whit to go to the chow hall," Doyle said.

Although he did eventually come up with several other benefits of being back, it may be surprising that he and many other Marines said they would go back if asked.

"Doing a live mission really changed my whole attitude toward the Marine Corps, United Nations and United States. It made me more respectful," explained Sgt. Steven Berry, an assistant analysis chief for the detachment. He spent two months in Somalia.

While the detachment was performing its mission, the Marines saw a lot of changes in the conditions there - both good and bad.

"At times it was hard, but it was getting better. There were a lot more facilities for morale," Doyle explained. "It was heating up a little, but other than that it was good."

The Marines mainly operated from Mogadishu, but some also got out to other areas like Baidoa. Getting used to the extent of destruction in the country took some time.

"Imagine taking a third world country and destroying it with millions of bullet holes," Doyle

said about the destruction of the cities. "It's going to take a long time for them to get back."

Berry said Somalia was still pretty bad.

"I felt more secure in Saudi Arabia than in Somalia," Berry said. "We didn't know where the enemy was, or who was friendly and who wasn't. The threat was minimal, but anything could happen."

All the Marines liked the experience of working with the United Nations and other forces.

"The Australians were really impressive," Doyle explained. "All the foreign services were very impressive?'

August 12, 1993

Precautions taken in removal of lead paint in base housing By Sgt. Paul Schneider Stall War

The presence of lead paint in some older houses on base has raised some concern among residents of FY65 housing as painters have begun to remove the flaking paint.

Although the contractor removing the paint and repainting the buildings is required to adhere to strict safety procedures in order to minimize any hazards, air station officials and the Army Corps of Engineers are watching the work very closely.

"This is more of a safety precaution than a hazard," explained Jared St. John, the Kaneohe area housing manager.

In an additional step to ease residents' concerns, the Branch Medical Clinic is offering testing for lead exposure.

The work began in the FY65 area housing, which is mainly on Cochran Street, July 26 and is expected to last for three to four months. Air sampling has already been done - and will continue - in the area. The samples were found to be well within safety limits.

St. John explained the painting was supposed to start several months ago, but the contract was held up and renegotiated to insure proper protection for workers and residents.

The presence of lead in paint was common prior to 1977. In addition, china and glassware with a bright glazing often contained lead. Once the potential dangers of lead were discovered, its use in products has been very limited in the United States.

The contractor is scheduled to remove and repaint 17 buildings. The housing office expects funding to repaint 25 additional buildings in the area by the end of the year.

At the July 29 Neighborhood Quality of Life Board meeting, Navy Capt. Elizabeth Barker, family nurse practitioner at the Branch Medical Clinic, explained the health concerns. "We understand that there are a

lot of really legitimate concerns about the effect of the scraping," Barker said. "The clinic does have a very active lead screening program for children. In fact, by DoD policy,children are now tested yearly until they are six years old."

The required testing, which began in June, is done during a child's school physical or well- child check-up or at parental

During their time in Somalia request. the Marines really learned how to improvise. With almost everything they did, they said they had to improvise. Doyle said learning how to improvise was one of the main skills he picked up there.

One thing which really helped the Marines was the support they got from the 1st Radio Battalion here.

"Our battalion took real good care of us," Doyle said. "They sent out more people and helped take care of finances and other things. We couldn't have asked for more support."

School safety to remember

By Cpl. Wanda D.G. Schaner

The yellow beasts will soon be taking over our roads. The sound of children's laughter will ring through the air as they walk, run, and ride... back to school. That time is almost upon us again and we must prepare ourselves and our children for the upcoming event.

This year, more than any other year, we must stress SAFETY. "The Neighborhood Quality of Life Board has witnessed an increased concern about child safety and basic traffic safety awareness," said

Napu Thompson, the director of Joint Safety. "In the past three years there has been a steady increase in personnel aboard the station. That means heavier traffic, more children, and a need for heightened awareness."

According to the Joint Safety Center the leading cause of death of children 14 years of age and younger is traffic injuries 45 percent as vehicle passengers; 45 percent as pedestrians and 10 percent as cyclists.

Drivers must be especially watchful in housing areas and routes children use when

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The test the clinic uses, which is the most accurate, requires blood to be drawn from the child. If anyone wants to have their child tested, they can call the clinic for an appointment.

For the test the clinic uses, the United States Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends further screening for a level greater to or equal to 10. The clinic monitors all children whose blood level is greater than five. There are no dangerous accumulations of lead in the body at levels of five or below.

Since the meeting, the clinic has sought to inform people of the dangers of lead and some steps they can take to avoid any problems. The Clinic has handouts available about lead. In addition, Barker has been featured on a health segment for the station cable's "Windward Review."

The program will air today and Friday at approximately 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on station cable channel 2.

Barker explained that lead exposure is known to cause problems in children but the effects of lead is preventable and may be reversible.

There are things parents can do to decrease problems with lead for their children.

"Make sure that their diets are high in calcium and iron. That means eating dark green and leafy vegetables and milk or formula every day," Barker explained. "Lead is absorbed less if children have a full stomach than if they have an empty stomach."

She added, "remember to keep your children from playing in areas where there may be lead exposure. You do not want them playing near a highway where there are a lot of toxic fumes or playing in areas where they will pick up paint chips."

Station Commanding Officer Col. R.R. Crawford is very concerned that residents on Cochran Street are aware of what the contractors are doing.

He has already made trips to the area to see the work and what is being done to protect occupants.

His main concern is to make everyone aware of the work so they can take precautions to prevent any problems. Currently there are minimal hazards from the work and they want it to stay that way.

If anyone has any further questions, call the clinic at 257- 1700.

Domestic violence to be covered by

station C.O. Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay Commanding Officer,

Col. R.R. Crawford, will be hosting Domestic Violence Awareness programs at the Station Theater for sergeants and below.

The sessions are scheduled for 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Station personnel will attend Tuesday, Aug. 17, and 1st MEB/ 1st Radio Bn. personnel will attend Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 18 and 19.

Attendance at one of these sessions is mandatory for military personnel, but spouses are requested and encouraged to attend.

The general make-up session for anyone is Thursday, Aug. 19, from 1-4 p.m.

For more information, contact the Family Service Center at 257-3655.

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A.2 Hawaii Marine August 12, 1993

LtGen. Stackpole speaks on 'Core Values' to all

Our motto, Semper Fide lis, reminds us that Marines are faithful to other Marines. Our long tradition of never leaving anyone in time of need must be reemphasized as we are accountable to one another in good times as well as bad. This message re-emphasizes responsibility for one another in peace as well as combat.

Responsibility for troops is a fundamental of Marine Corps leadership. However, responsibility for others transcends the chain of command. Marines and sailors have an obligation to each other at all times, both subordinate and superior.

Responsibility requires us to make difficult choices and appropriate responses. Racially demeaning jokes, discrimination, sexually explicit remarks and assaults have absolutely no place in the Naval Service. The few who practice this unacceptable behavior must

be identified and educated. Knowing the difference between what is acceptable and not acceptable is a key to responsible behavior. Encouragement and concern for one another is always acceptable. Obscene remarks, racial name calling and demeaning behavior are never acceptable. Understanding when to confront such behavior is vital while keeping silent on injustice is wrong. Confronting breaches of common decency, as well as lapses in military courtesy, is the duty of all Marines and sailors.

Responsibility requires tisk listen to one another. Never be too busy to listen to the concerns and understand the needs of Marines and sailors. Suicide talk and gestures-even in a crucial context-are a cry for help. Often a concerned listener is crucial in helping a Marine or sailor who believes "no one cares." In the vast majority of

suicides, friends, co-workers and family members later recount hearing the deceased make a life threatening statement. Responsibility requires that we not discount self destructive talk. But, instead make the. appropriate response by reporting it to the command, medical personnel or the chaplain. Finally, knowing the personal situation of our Marines and sailors is an absolute requirement for professionals.

In a fire fight, implicit trust in the Marine in charge as well as the Marines on your flanks is vital. Maintaining that trust in peace and on the battlefield is our responsibility. I count on each of you to do that. It is the right thing to do. Semper Fidelis-

LtGen H.C. Stackpole III Commander

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Four Marines and a civilian were apprehended for DUI. After failing the field sobriety testing, four individuals elected to submit to intoxilyzer tests, which resulted in blood alcohol contents ranging from .052 percent to .126 percent. One Marine refused all testing.

A Marine stated he discovered in his quarters, a three-foot tall, glass smoking device and a small zip lock bag containing a white powdery substance. The items are being retained at PMO as evidence.

A Marine's command requested investigative help after it was reported he had ingested a suspected controlled substance. The

Marine was interrogated and admitted wrong doing. Military Police observed a

Marine kick over several chairs during BayFest '93. Upon contact with the Marine, Military Police detected a strong odor of alcohol emitting from his breath. The Marine was uncooperative and verbally threatened the MPs. The Marine was apprehended and released to his unit representative. A Marine reported to the Military Police that another Marine attempted to hang himself in the shower of his room at the barracks. The door was forced open and the Marine was stopped. It was reported that a Marine refused to exit the Enlisted Club after closing. MPs contacted the Marine who was then apprehended and released to his unit representative.

Military Police observed two Marines obstructing the flow of traffic at the H-3 Gate. They refused to leave the area and were interfering with MP duties. Military Police observed the two Marines involved in a physical altercation and upon contact with them, the Military Police detected a strong odor of alcohol emitting from one Marine's breath. The Marines refused to properly relinquish their AFID cards and continued to be disorderly. They both were apprehended and released to their unit representative. A Marine was observed by HPD sleeping at a drinking establishment in Honolulu. The HPD attempted to wake the Marine which resulted in the Marine attempting to strike the HPD officer. The Marine was arrested and released on bail.

Helpful numbers to keep The following is a list of

phones numbers that provides help to you and your family:

Child Protective Services (CPS): 832-5300-CPS provides for the welfare of children who are victims of abuse.

Military Sponge Abuse Shelter: 533-7125-The military spouse abuse shelter provides shelter for victims of abuse who are active duty members, dependents or retired. This can include children.

Additionally, counseling is provided to these individuals (group or individual) in this area of interest. This phone number above is a 24-hour crisis line and transportation to and

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U.S. pushing for air strikes ai The United States agreed to let the United Nations decide when and if air strikes are needed in Bosnia-Herzego vina.

Although the announcement has taken some pressure off Serb leaders to pull out of the mountains overlooking Sarajevo, the call-to- arms by NATO seems to have had some effect.

The Serbs have begun moving their forces from the mountains, but it is still uncertain what the moves will lead to.

The United States had been pushing for NATO to authorize air strikes, which it did, but they deferred authority to launch them to the United Nations.

The forceful stance by NATO against the Serbs began when the Serbs seized control of the mountains overlooking Sarajevo. The loss of the Mount Igman and Mount Bjelasnica to the Serbs virtually assured the end of the besieged city.

The Serbs now control virtually all of Bosnia.

If the United Nations decides air strikes are necessary, Marine F/A-18's now operating in Italy could be invovled.

Interceptions resume in the Arabian Gulf III A combined U.S. Navy/Coast Guard/Kuwaiti boarding team from USS Gallery (FFG 26) made six successful hoardings in four days during the end of July, marking the first maritime interceptions in the Northern Arabian Gulf in support of United Nations sanctions against Iraq in approximately 18 months. Teams boarded three tugs and the merchant vessels they were towing.

The Horizon, towed by the tug Shaiboub was boarded July 27.

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Other merchant vessels being towed by the tug, were boarded July 28. The merchant vessels were en route from the Port of Basrah, Iraq, to Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The ships were allowed to proceed after boarding officers determined neither ship was carrying cargo and that all necessary paperwork was in order. The hoardings were incident-free.

The merchant vessels are three of many ships trapped in the Port of Basrah since the early 80's Iran-Iraq War, according to U.S.

Coast Guard Capt. Robert D. Innes, the coordinator of the maritime interception operations for U.S. Naval Forces Central Command. "Because the vessels stayed in port so long," Capt. Innes explained, "it was hard to tell the condition of the ships."

"The most dangerous part of the job is checking the cargo, not the threat from terrorism," said Lt.j.g. Andrew Dutton, team leader of a Baltimore, Md., U.S. Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment, and seasoned inspector in the

Arabian Gulf and Red Sea. 4 Soldiers killed According to Dutton, the ,

merchant shippers are usually very in Somalia cooperative. They know we respect their right to engage in legitimate and free trade, and that we're here to facilitate marine commerce as well as to prevent unauthorized trade between Iraq and the world community."

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al Four United States soldiers were killed in Somalia Sunday when their HMMWV hit a land mine in Mogadishu.

The explosion began an ambush by soldiers believed to be loyal to Somali warlord Mahammed Aidid.

President Clinton vowed to take appropriate action against those responsible for the attack.

The attack led to the first death of Americans since the United Nations took over command of the operation. It was the worst loss by American forces there since Operation Restore Hope began in December.

Attacks in Somalia have become more frequent and deadly. A total of 39 UN peacekeepers have been killed in Somalia in two months. The worst attack was in June, when 24 Pakistanis were killed in an ambush.

The latest attack may lead to a reexamination of the United States role in Somalia.

U.S. stops Chinese ship GI The United States tried to prevent a Chinese ship which it suspects of carrying the raw materials needed to make mustard and nerve gas to Iran.

Navy vessels have been shadowing the ship since it entered the Arabian Gulf and have prevented it from docking.

China has denied that it is shipping chemicals to Iran. Tensions between the United States and China have increased over the allegations that China has been shipping dangerous military technology to volatile areas of the world.

Earthquake rocks Guam 5) An earthquake measuring 8.1 on the Richter scale rocked Guam Sunday.

The earthquake was one of the strongest this century. There were no deaths and few injuries. Damages are estimated at $90 million.

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boaters. Well, it was this trust that prompted me to loan my $50 mask and snorkel to a fellow boater from KMCAS. He had lost a gold bracelet June 26 at the Sand Bar in Kaneohe Bay, and wanted to look for it. Since I had to leave before he found the bracelet, I left the mask and snorkel with him and asked him to drop it off for me at the office at the Kaneohe Yacht Club.

I feel better believing that the borrower forgot where to drop them off, rather than believing the worse. After several weeks of waiting, I'm still hopeful that the Aloha spirit will prevail. So, as a friendly reminder, I'm requesting the Marine who borrowed the set to drop it off at the KYC office, or even to the editor of the Hawaii Marine, (building 215, third deck). Some day another person may need to borrow it.

Harvey Minsky

Utilities Hotline Help us save electricity, water

and other utilities. Call and leave a message, at any time, describing wasteful practices: 257-S AVE( 720.

Because irrigation is one of the biggest wastes of water, there is a new schedule when lawns are to be watered.

For housing areas: odd digit buildings water Wednesday and Sunday from 7-10 p.m. Even numbered buildings may water Tuesday and Saturday from 7- 10 p.m.

For station facilities, lawns may be watered from 7-10 p.m. Monday and Thursday.

There is no watering of lawns allowed on base on Fridays.

Briefs JPAO Recruitment

The Joint Public Affairs Office at Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii is currently recruiting for two positions. The first is a Public Affairs Specialist, GS-1035-09, who will serve as the Editor of the Hawaii Marine .T he second position is a Public Affairs Specialist, GS-1035-11 who will assist the Director in managing the Community Relations Program and the Public Affairs Program for the station.

These recruitments are open to the public and will be open until filled, however, the first cutoff date for applications will be today.

More information can be obtained at the Human Resources Office or by calling 257-3556/3524.

SNCO Wives The Staff NCO Wives Club is

looking for any interested staff See Briefs, A-6

Numbers from A-2 from the shelter is provided. Some child development activities are provided for the children.

Family Advocacy: 257- 3655 - Family Advocacy assesses the needs and treatments that a family- or individual might need as a victim or a perpetrator in an abuse case.

Navy/Marine Corps Relief: 254-1327/8- Navy /Marine Corps Relief will help provide money for basic living expenses (rent, etc.), transportation, emergency leave, repair to vehicles which are the only means of transportation for work and some types of medical and dental care. Any monies provided through Navy/Marine Corps Relief will require a repayment plan. Budget counseling and baby layettes

are also provided for free. Red Cross: 257-3150-The

Red Cross provides emergency communications between servicemembers and their families. This includes verification of emergencies and situations that would allow for emergency leave. In some emergency cases, the Red Cross may make interest free loans for transportation.

Armed Services YMCA: 2544719-The Armed Service YMCA provides family counseling and educational classes.

Family Service Center: 257- 3655- The Family Service Center provides family counseling and family oriented workshops.

Transition Assistance Management Office (TAMP): 257-3135-TAMP has many classes available to personnel leaving the active duty status. For more information, contact James Gardner.

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Having fixed wing assets assigned directly to a brigade was unique in the Marine Corps. MAG- 24 is the largest and only permanent composite Marine Aircraft Group in the Marine Corps.

Beside the physical loss of the squadron to the group and brigade, both also lost a squadron with a rich history.

The Red Devils are known as the Marine Corps' most decorated, and oldest active duty squadron. It was formed Sept. 1, 1925, at Naval Air Station San Diego, Calif. The squadron's first commanding officer, 2dLt. Clayton C. Jerome, took to the skies in a Vought VE-7 single-seat biplane.

Shortly after formation, the squadron deployed for the first time to the western Pacific.

Over the years the squadron has changed its name, location and aircraft, but one thing which never changed was its legacy of always being where it was needed.

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A Red Devils' biwing lighter rests on a landing ship at Tientsin, China. The Red Devils flew In support of Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler's 3d Brigade In 1927.

being formed at Kaneohe Bay, the Red Devils received orders to transfer there in 1954.

In December 1966 the squadron was ordered to Vietnam for its first tour there. During 290 days, the squadron flew 5,785 sorties, 7,273 flight hours and dropped 6,221 tons of ordnance.

The squadron left Vietnam in 1967 and was eventually stationed at MCAS Iwakuni, Japan. The

Red Devils returned to Vietnam for a short time in 1969.

In April 1972, the squadron made an urgent return to Vietnam to fight against a massive North Vietnamese offensive. The Red Devils were the last Marine squadron to leave the Vietnam conflict in September 1973.

The squadron returned to Kaneohe Bay in 1977 and didn't get the call to arms again until

1990. During 41 days of intense combat during Operation Desert Storm, VMFA-232 flew more than 740 combat missions and more than 1,390 'combat hours.

Throughout its history, VMFA- 232 has been flying lead - setting an example for other squadrons to follow. As a chapter closes on its history in Hawaii, the squadron has set a precedence for the two remaining squadrons to follow when it is their turn to move.

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Briefs ' from A-4 wives to come join the fun. Volunteers are needed! Meetings are held every second Monday of each month at the Staff NCO Club.

The Thrift Shop's hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and payday Saturday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

All proceeds go to charities and scholarship funds. For more information, call Vicki Whitehead at 254-5516 or Lucy Woods at 254- 5540.

Cancer Society The American Cancer Society

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Sea Life Park Beginning Friday, Sea Life Park

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The show is every Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Sea Lion Cafe.

For more information, call 923- 1531 or 259-7933.

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Waiting Wives and time for me-Is your spouse deployed? You and your family will meet special challenges during these months. Learn skills and share ideas with others to make this a happier, healthier productive time. Meetings begin Tuesday from 10 a.m.-noon

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.44.8 Hawaii Marine August 12, 1993

Moto* by Sgt. Marlon J. Mahn

Community Drug Awareness Program rolls on

Safety from A-1

traveling to and from school. Obey all traffic signs and be

. particularly alert when nearing crosswalks. Slow down when kids are in the area, don't assume they see you.

The Provost Marshals Office wants motorists to keep in mind that it is against the law to pass a bus that is loading or dropping off children, no matter what direction they are traveling. Passing a stopped bus will result in the loss of your driving privileges on station for 30 days.

Also, motorists are reminded ' to pay attention to speed limits. The speed limit on Mokapu Blvd. , between Harris and "G" Streets is 25 mph.

Children must be in a seat belt while toddlers and infants under three years old are required to be in the proper car seat. It is illegal aboard the station to have passengers riding in the back of a pickup truck if it has no shell.

Parents are responsible for the conduct and safety of their children. Teach them proper street crossing techniques and to be aware of automobiles, trucks and bicycles when crossing the streets. Explain clearly to your children the meaning of traffic signals, walk

and don't-walk signs and automobile turn signals.

If your children will be walking to school, tell them to try to walk with a group and avoid busy streets as much as possible. Take the time to physically walk the route you wish your child to take. This way, the child learns the safest route and you will know the route in case of an emergency.

If your child rides a bike to school, make sure your child knows the traffic laws. Bicyclists should ride ,with the traffic, not against it. Also, if he/she is riding with a group it should be in single file. If possible, parents should try to insure that their children have the proper safety equipment. Although not mandatory, bike helmets and pads decrease the chances of serious injury if there is an accident.

If your child rides a bus, then he/she should never walk behind or along the side of the bus. Teach them to walk at least five feet in front of the bus and to look both ways before crossing the street. Remind them to properly seat themselves when the bus is in motion and not to play or throw things while riding in the bus.

Make this a ' safe and enjoyable season by observing the basic traffic safety guidelines and also by properly demonstrating and instructing your children in those rules.

CDAP: Providing positive, impact

Marines from Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay conveyed a clear message for students to stay in school, stay away from drugs, stay physically fit and set productive goals.

These are the four main goals of the Community Drug Awareness Program (CDAP), and were highly emphasized by Marines in their recent visit to 100 students from Honaunau and Konawaena Elementary Schools gathered at Kailua Park on the big island.

Marines from Headquarters a,nd Headquarters Squadron and Station Operations Maintenance Squadron arranged displays of first aid; communications; and cover and concealment for the students to view. A CH-53 helicopter from Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-463 was also on display.

(Above) Capt. Mark Erb, the aircraft commander, points out a few of the helicopter's characteristics while a little girl (right) tries to reach out and touch someone on a PRC-77 field phone.

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'463 safety standdown a success By Sgt. Paul Schneider WO New

Safety standdowns are routine for Marines and sailors, but when Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-463 was scheduled to standdown Aug. 2, the squadron's safety office tried to make it anything but routine.

After a typical morning of briefings, the pilots and aircrew spent the afternoon in Kaneohe Bay practicing the skills they would need if they were ever forced down in the water.

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survival training, which included being dropped in the middle of Kaneohe Bay by boat and having a Search and Rescue (SAR) helicopter from Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron hoist them out of the water and into the hovering HH-46.

In addition, the Marines also had to swim to two inflated rafts and get into them - which they found was no easy task. They also received classes on extended sea water survival and the SV-2B survival vest aviators wear.

"This was real good training - some of the best training we've done since I've been here," said Cpl. Shawn Fry, a crew chief with

HMH-963. "This sets your mind at ease. If you ever crash and have to do this, you will know what to do; especially when we are carrying passengers and they are looking at you to know what to do."

Although the training wasn't new to any of the Marines or sailors, most had not done the raft or water survival training for several years.

Wrice explained that the water survival training is supposed to be conducted every four years and the raft training every three years. Since the squadron flies over a lot of water, he felt the training would be perfect for the safety standdown.

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More than 300 entrants were in the water to start of the Windward Biathlon with a one-mile swim.

Marines finish near top in triathlon By Cpl. Aaron Martin SPorts Elks

Swimming is fun, biking is fun and running is fun, but putting all three together translates into pain. More than 300 entrants participated in the 11th Annual Windward Triathlon, Sunday with some Marines finishing near the top of their age category.

The Marines had several fine athletes participating in the event hosted by the KMCAS. Steve Manning finished third in the 30- 34 year-old category with a time of 3:36:18. Randy Gang le finished second in the 50-54 year-old division with a time of 4:23:13.

The winner of the competition surprised everyone including race

officials. Nobuo Kitazato passed the expected winner, Brent Imonen, with less than a quarter of a mile left in the race. Imonen battled with Mike McMahon throughout most of the race, with Kitazato a substantial distance behind until the final few miles of the run. Kitazato closed the gap and went ahead of the two to finish first with a time of 3:23:28. Imonen took second, while McMahon finished third

Other Marines included veteran triathlete and Ironman competitor Gil Loomis, Rick Jones, Steve Kahl and female competitor Loretta Vandenberg.

"I had my best time in the triathlon today but I feel I could have done better," Loomis said. "I was bothered by cramps for several

miles of the run." The race conditions varied from

intermittent-to-hard rain to warm, sunny conditions. Several racers encountered problems during the bike race. Rain slick roads caused several accidents in the Waimanalo area. Some racers were able to continue while others had to stop because of damage to their bikes.

The race was comprised of a one-mile ocean swim, followed by a 50-mile bike ride and a 10-mile run to the finish line at Dewey Square.

The race began in the waters of Kaneohe Bay to the sound of the "Jaws" theme. After exiting the waters competitors changed into their biking gear and cycled to Hawaii Kai, returning to the air station. The 10-mile run was

conducted on the air station. Many competitors were happy

just to finish, while some, like Scott Schumacher, decided to turn a cartwheel over the finish line.

The event served as a qualifier for the upcoming Ironman competition on the Big Island in October.

Among the volunteers who helped with the race were nine lifeguards, eight members of the Provost Marshal's office and more than 70 volunteers who served as course marshals and supplied competitors with water or sponges.

"The help we received from the volunteers was tremendous," said John Magnus, athletic director here. "We had a real good response from the Marines and we really appreciated their help."

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Gil Loomis cools of with a sponge after crossing the finish line Sunday.

Marine returns after successful wrestling competition By Cpl. Aaron Marlin Sports Editor'

A Marine from Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-24 recently completed a highly successful tour of competitive wrestling, returning with several medals and awards.

Chris Vike returned to Hawaii last week after six months of wrestling at the national and international level. Vike, who is presently ranked seventh in the nation for Greco-Roman 180-pound class, began this tour in Quantico, Va., with the All-Marine team. He finished the tour at the Olympic Festival in San Antonio, coming home with the Gold Medal.

The Stoughton, Wisconsin native had barely finished checking in with his unit when he left for the All-Marine Wrestling Camp at Quantico. Vike returned to the camp for the second year and wasted no time in showing his abilities to the wrestlers and coaches.

"This year we had to shuffle the team around a little so that we would be able to compete with the other services," said the 23-year- old. "I competed in the 198-pound class, which is the weight class above the one I usually compete in."

Vike made the most of the situation, placing third in the Freestyle division and second in the Greco Roman division overall.

"The competition at the Armed Services is really tough because most of the nation's top wrestlers

are in the military," said Vike. tournaments, accordi to Vike. "This makes for some real good / "The Concord tou mont is competition." because it is e of the

The schedule did not lighten as best international tournaments around," Vike said. "This makes it very prestigous in the international wrestling circles."

The solidly built and muscular Marine was the only American to place in the competition, taking

Vike went to New York for the National Clubs Tournament. He placed second overall. At this national competition he was recognized as the "Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament."

The next competition was the University Nationals in Chicago. This was perhaps the most difficult tournament for Vike as he drew Olympic wrestler Dan Henderson for the first match. The competition served as a qualifier for the Pan-Am and Olympic Festivals. After losing the first match to Henderson, Vike wrestled nine times in one day to finish in fifth place.

Wanting to brush up on some of his techniques, he then traveled to Georgia and trained with members of the Army team.

His next stop was the U.S. Open Nationals in Las Vegas. The 12- year wrestling veteran placed seventh overall and wrestled eight times in the three-day tournament. Defeating the number three-ranked wrestler during the tournament may also raise his standings in the upcoming Associated Press standings.

The Concord Calif. International Tournament was next. Wrestlers from 14 countries including Russia, Japan, Canada and Korea competed. The tournament is considered to be one of the more prestigious international

eighth overall. Following the international

tournament, Via took ?'the opportunity to wrestle in some smaller tournaments in Maryland and Virginia, to remain sharp for the upcoming Olympic Festival.

The road to the Gold at the Olympic Festival in San Antonio was not an easy one. Vike had

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Chris Vlke displays the medals and awards which he received during his recent wrestling tour.

spent a lot of time in weight training and not as much on the mat. He encountered difficulty when the competition started, due to the heat and humidity in the southern Texas town.

"I struggled early in the competition and was somewhat sluggish and fatigued due to the humidity and heat. As I wrestled more I progressively got stronger in each match," Vike said. "By the time I reached the final match I was at my peak performance level."

Winning the Olympic Festival is a strong step for the highly rated wrestler. It helps pave the way to his main goal of capturing the gold at the '96 Olympics in Atlanta

"I have dreamed of going to the Olympics and capturing the gold for myself and my hometown of Stoughton, Wis.," Vike reflected. "There are two guys from there who have gone to the Olympics and come back with the silver medal in wrestling. I want to bring home the gold."

Wrestling is just one of many sports in which Vike has excelled. He also played football and baseball. As a sophomore in high school, he was an All-State baseball player. Despite his excellence in other sports, he decided to focus on wrestling.

One of the main reasons Vike enjoys wrestling is because it is an individual sport. He regards it as "if I lose it's my fault and no one else's."

Vike, who joined the Marine Corps in 1989, has been helped by many people in reaching his high level of wrestling performance. One of those people is Andy Rein, silver medalist in the 1984 Olympics.

"I idolized him and always wanted to be like him," Vike said.

Another important person that has helped support Vike has been his father, Marvin. In his early days of wrestling his father invested a lot of time and money to further Vike 's

"My dad bought me a wrestling mat when I was 12 and he used to work with me on moves and different techniques. He didn't know a lot about wrestling before we started doing it, but he took the time to learn with me," said the two-time All-Marine wrestler. "I really resr4ct my father a lot for taking the time and spending the money to make me a better wrestler."

The last, but perhaps most important person who has contributed to his success is his wife Lisa.

"She is the most supportive of wives regarding wrestling. She often makes sure I'm working out and maintaining the proper conditioning for competition," Vike said. "She has been the strongest inspiration for me."

Everyone has a dream or goal which they wish to obtain. For Chris Vike he has moved one step closer to the ultimate goal of the Olympic Gold.

From the cheap seats: A sports commentary By Cpl. Aaron Martin tools Idiot

Some friendly reminders for the armchair quarterback

We have waited since the early weeks of February for the day to come. Football is back on the tube and every man is refluffing the cushion of his recliner, cleaning out the cooler and checking the batteries on the remote - to priorities in preparing for an afternoon of football.

Based upon many years of experience as a spectator, let me offer a few little hints to the men in regards to watching the manly sport of football.

Football is truly for the rough and tough. Every time I see a game I want to go out and buy some power tools from Sears. In my younger days, I would finish watching the game and then go out with friends and replay the great plays (particularly the big tackles). AB the years have gone by wisdom and better judgement (or perhaps laziness) have kept me from those young foolish endeavors. So guys, remember you're not as young as you used to be. Your body may

not cooperate as it once did, so be careful. The next issue is that treasure which is far

above any earthly possession... your spouse. For many of us the wife is going to be the only hindrance to a successful season of armchair quarterbacking.

Men should use careful judgement in dealing with the spouse. Don't pour on the charm too much or the wife will become suspicious. Your routine should not change much from the norm. However, volunteering to go to the store for milk or something is a sure way to rack up some points. Trust me men you will need some brownie points. Bring home a flower on Friday and take her to dinner on Saturday. It may be just enough to persuade her to let you sit in front of the tube for five hours on Sunday and three on Monday night.

Some of you are going to disregard my suggestions. I know in the end you will wish you had listened. Sure, you have endured the sappy love story movies and tearjerkers for several months. You think you will be given the chance to watch the game. Think again.

This same woman who you endured through those sometimes boring and uninteresting events will strategically schedule the housekeeping duties to occur simultaneously to the big game.

Shopping, at which almost every woman is a card carrying professional, is handled for many months without your help. It is suddenly a task which cannot be completed without her man by her side. Wives consider Sunday or Monday evening the ideal times to shop because there isn't much of a crowd. The reason is because everyone else planned ahead and bought the wife some flowers.

If you have children, don't forget them either. Playing with the kids is a true joy in life and should never be neglected. They sometimes have the same instinctive behavior as their mom. The one time you want to just relax is the very moment when they must demonstrate their technique of turning cartwheels. Unfortunately, they are just a little too close to the coffee table, which leads to an afternoon at the medical center. Emergency rooms of course will show repeats of Beauty and the Beast or Fern Gully instead of the big game.

The solution to this dilemma is simple. For a minimal cost of a Ninja Turtle or another action figure the child can easily he occupied throughout the game. Remember to give it to them just prior to kickoff. This will help occupy their time while you watch the game. Two action figures per week is a cost of less than $10.

In adding up the cost of the action figures at 20 weeks (including play-offs and Super Bowl) the cost for the little ones is around $200. Though the price may be a little steep, remember guys, we are talking football.

The buy-off for the the wife is steeper as a rose and bottle of wine would probably cost approximately $15. Remember wives aren't cheap. The big cost will be dinner. That's another $20 a week bringing the total to $36 per week for the wife alone. If you have a wife and one child, the cost will be around $900 for the season. If you have more than one child, you have moved into the four-digit bracket.

Some football fans are very fortunate and have spouses who love the sport. They have no problems. The game can be some of the quality time that every relationship needs. If you're one of those, count your blessings.

To all of you single guys, a word of advice. Don't get married until the off-season otherwise the season will be a wipeout. There is nothing worse than a woman starving for your attention right as the quarterback is in the pocket looking at his receiver 35 yards down field.

As for me, forget the expensive cost of wining and dining. I will just make sure I set my VCR.

B-2 Hawaii Marine August 12, 1993

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Religion In the station chapel:

Catholic Mass is held Monday Friday, beginning at 11:45

a.m.; Saturday, starting at 6 p.m.; and Sunday, beginning at 7:30 a.m. and again at 9:30 a.m. CCD classes begin Sept. 28 at the following times: Preschool/kindergarten from 3:45-4:30 p.m. at the station chapel; grades 1-12 from 6-7:15 p.m. at Mokapu Elementary School. Protestant Communion takes place Sunday, beginning at 8:30 a.m. and Protestant Worship begins at 11 a.m. Hispanic Protestant Worship takes place Sunday at 6:30 p.m. A Gospel Protestant Joy Night Service takes place Friday at 7:30 p.m. Gospel Protestant Morning Worship will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. Sunday School is held from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in building 1391 for

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The 1st MEB will hold Catholic Mass, Monday and Thursday at 11:30 a.m. and Protestant Bible Study, Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. in the Brigade Chapel.

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Jewish services are held at the Aloha Jewish Chapel aboard Naval Base Pearl Harbor. Shabbat services take place Friday, beginning at 7:30 p.m. For more information, call 471-3971.

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SPICE of life! By Maggie Wham

Editor's Note: Spice of Life is a column for military spice (plural of spouse). You are invited to write to Maggie with any questions you have concerning military life. Please address your letters to: Joint Public Affairs Office, MCAS (Hawaii Marine, Spice of Life), Box 63003, MCAS Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863-3003.

Dear Maggie, I live on Cochran Street and

my house is scheduled to be repainted. I'm really worried because they told us that the old paint has lead in it and that they're going to have to scrape it off before the new paint is put on. My building is really old. The windows don't fit right and the doors are warped. The dust from the lead paint is certain to get in my house. Why can't they move us out before they do this kind of dangerous work? My kids don't need this, and neither do I.

Paint Me Red

Dear Paint, You're not the only one

concerned about the lead paint. Several people from your area were complaining about it at the Neighborhood Quality of Life Board meeting. The base

commander was there to respond to them. He agreed that it was a serious concern and promised to look into it. The painters apparently are stripping four units at a time- a process that involves sealing all the windows and doors with plastic and duct tape on the side they are stripping. It means that the occupants will have to use the opposite door to go in and out and, of course, lose the breeze.

There aren't any easy solutions to the problem, but a number of alternatives are being considered. Once a decision is made, you'll be notified as soon as possible. Meanwhile, any parent concerned about the lead in his child can get the child tested at the clinic. It will involve drawing blood, but the clinic promises to notify parents as quickly as possible if any lead shows up in the testing.

Sorry I couldn't do more.

Maggie

Dear Maggie, I'm 13 years old and I want

to know why the skateboard ramps closed. Also, how come we can't ride our bikes on the ramps? We have just as much right to use them as skateboarders do.

Superbiker

Dear Superbiker, I hear your frustration. It's

tough to have something you like taken away, even temporarily.

To answer your first question: The ramps were closed because the men who designed them never expected them to see so much use. After about four weeks, one of the ramps developed a hole in the plywood. Right now, they are repairing it with a much heavier plywood and a new coat of fiberglass. It will re-open as soon as repairs are made.

Using bikes on the ramps is another problem all together. First, they would have to be cleared for use. The area is very small and bikes might not fit safely on the ramps, like they do in the hanger at Hickam. Second, they would have to be given separate hours from the skateboarders. Mixing boards and bikes would never work.

All is not lost, however. The base commander says that he has no objections to use as long as it is safe. He has his people looking in to the possibility and he'll make a decision based on what's safe and best for the base. It doesn't mean "yes," but it also doesn't mean "no." Try to have a little patience, Superbiker. Ride safe!

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MAIL BOX RENTALS Free month special. Call

for details. 737-1788.

BUYERS 8 sellers agree that the classifieds are a real bargain. 235-5656.

ARE YOU MAKING WHAT

YOU'RE WORTH?

International health and nutrition company expanding here. Written up In Business Week 8 L.A. Times. Need 5 managers Part & Full time. Earn $500-$1500 part time. $2000-$8000 full time. Full training. Contact needed Korea, & Taiwan

For Interview call

539-8074

20 Lost & Found

FOUND: Mens Hawaiian gold ring. Kailua Bea -h Identify. Call 247-6189.

LOST DOG Cocker spaniel, Brn. & white. (Holly). Reward. 235 -8726, or 734-0274.

LOST: 2 CATS IN Lanikai, wht. & blk. male w/grayish tail, about 5 months old. Missing since July 20. Neutered orange male cat w/white belly, missing since Aug. 1. Call 262-9963. Reward

25 Personals

BACKYARD PARTY Tent 20 x 20 or 30 x 30, rental 8 sale. Call 737-9662.

PSYCHIC, Astrology, ESP, Tarot Card read- ings by Rachel. Reader and advisor. If you are overcome with trouble and conditions that are not natural I can overcome them by phone. Las Vegas 702 -459 -3285.

WHEN IT'S TIME FOR RESULTS... call the Classifieds, 235-56561

If you can fix it, clean it or build it,

classified can advertise it!

Sun Press Classified Advertising

235-5656 25 Personals 25 Personals

PSYCHIC MARY VINE help solve problems, love, marriage, business, reunite/separated, reveals future. 2 free ques. by phone. 1-800-556-4555.

PSYCHIC BEVERLY LYONS

Spiritual Counseling

531-2508. 591-1747

THANK YOU ST. JUDE

B.D.

WEDDING Ceremonies. Anywhere, reel. fee. Rev. Gail Silva, 488 -5587.

WEDDINGS, ALWAYS YOURS. Short Notice OK. Nondenominational. Spectacular Seaside or Anywhere Oahu. Budget to Luxury. No Counsel- ing. 293-8038 anytime.

WEDDINGS Beautiful Music to add elegance to your ceremony or recep- tion. Viola & guitar. Steve, 235-5505.

30 Income Tax INCOME TAX/BKPG. Island wide, in-home svc. Back yrs., all states. Full charge Bkpg. Call Stan the Tax Man.... 949-5501.

LATE TAXES PAST YRS. in your home sac. Steve White, M.B.A. 395-7141.

50 Business Opportunities

42 MONEY MAKING Secrets to financial free- dom. Send $12.95 for booklet to: Washington Info Services, 94-038 Keahilele St., #130. Mililani, Hi. 96769.

MAKE MONEY SIMPLE & EASY. MIKE/SPARKY.

942-8949.

CLASSIFIED INDEX HEADING CLASS

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

Furnished 74

Apt.. Unfurnished 75 Auto Announcements 173

Auto Leasing 172 Automobiles for Sole 176

Auto Service/Parts 158 Autos Wanted 131 Aviation 3 Bicycle SW. &

Service 131 Boats, Supplies I

Service 146 Business Opportunities 50

Prof. Services/ Cleaning. 37

Cord of Thanks 8 10 Ccynndeotesiry Plots

Townhouses Furn. 86 Condos/Townhouses for Sal. 109

Condos /Townhouses Part. Furn 85

Condos/Townhouses Unfurnished 87

Computers 132

Domestic Help Wanted 62

Domestic Jobs Wanted' 64

Employment Opportunities 59

Free Bee Garage/Land Sale -Moving' 124

Health & Fitness Heavy Machinery

8 Equipment 174 Help Wanted

Male/Female 60

Home Appliances Home Furnishings 120 House* Furnished 81

Housesltling 84

Houses Unfurnished 82 Income Property ....113 Houses

Part. Furnished 83 Income Tax 30 Jewelry & Clothing 133 Jobs Wanted' 63 Legal Notices 1

Livestock & Horses ISO Lost 8 Found 20 Office Equipment -193 Miscellaneous 128 Miscellaneous

Wanted 127 Investment Opportunities 55

Motorcycles,

Mopeds 8 Scooters 171

Moving & Storage ... 123 Musical instruments 144 Personals 25

Pets-Everything ....151 Photography 140

Pickups, Trucks 188

Property Management 112

Real Estate Announcements ITS

Rea, Estate for Sale 114 Real Estate Loans 119 Real Estate for Trade 117 Real Estate Wanted 118 Rentals to Share 76 Rentals Wanted 98 Restaurants, Bars . 118 Rooms for Rent 88 Schools 8 Instruction 58 Short Term Rentals 94 Sporting Goods 147 Stereo, Video 8 Television 129

Stores & Offices for Rent 103

Swaps & Exchanges 128 Travel 122 Vacation Rentals 93 Vans, Campers,

Jeeps, 4WD 175 Water Sports

Equipment 148 'COD

Classified Classified Classified Classified Classified

HOME & APARTMENT GUDE EQUAL HOUSING

OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertising in this newspaper Is sub- ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise "any pre- ference, limitation or dis- crimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handi- cap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limita- tion or discrimination." Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians: preg- nant women and people securing custody of chil- dren under 18.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are avail- able on an equal oppor- tunity basis. To complain of discrimination, call HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll free number far the hearing impaired Is 1-800-927-9275.

73 Apts. Furnished KAILUA Furn. upgraded studio on bus line, $575 Incl. utils 235-1250, or 261-6700.

74 Apts. Partly Furnished

BEACHFRONT N. Shore 2 bdrm., 2 be., 2 wet bars, pool, spa, views, sec., $1050/mo. 637-4414

KAHALUU 1 bdrm., 1 be. Avail. 8/16/93, $8 0 0. 247-6122.

KAILUA 2/2, clean covered parking pool, washer/dryer, $1250. 261-4934.

KAILUA 543 $12 Wailepo St. 2 bdrm., street prkg,. avail. now, no pets, $785/ ma. 236-0086,247-4798.

KAILUA Lg. & Smi. studio nonsmoker. quiet, priv., yard, steps to beach, w/d, 1 car prkg. $8750 - $6500. 263-4502.

KANEOHE 3 bdrm , 2 ba., malor app)., pool, sauna, cable, avail. 8/23. $1100. Call 262-6298.

KANEOHE LOE. STUDIO Deck, ocean view, kitch- enette, $750 Incl. utile. 8 cable. 247-8723, eves.

74 Apts. Partly Furnished

KANEOHE Lilipuna. 2/2. Clean, wash/dry, co'd prkg., pool, $1100. Quality Prop. 591-2224.

KANEOHE Pool, priv.,

8946-0638op g228476-7654or

LARGE STUDIO APT. 1

block from Kailua beach. Full kitchen, W/D, cable, storage, utile. incl., 2 car prkg., $795. Avail. 8/1. a31-4e23

ST. LOUIS HIS. Cool, quiet, 1 bdrm w/ appl. $825 incl. util. 737-9154.

76 Rentals To Share 84 House Sitting 88 Rooms For Rent KAILUA near beach, unfurnished room, quiet home. $450. 262-7712.

KANEOHE turn. twnhse .3/2, pool, priv. rm./bath, prkg., nonsmoker $550 '12 utlls. Call 239-5601.

81 Houses Furnished

KAILUA 3 bdrm., 11/2 ba. Parking, w/d, carpet 8 terrace. 262-8643.

KULIOUOU studio cot., security, remodeled, $825 Incl. utile. 395-9602.

STUDIO Kailua, 1 cov- ered prkg., $700, incl. water. 254-5441.

WAIKIKI Large one bdrm., parking avail. $1000/mo. 842-1622

WAIALUA 2 bdrm.. 1 ba., Prkg., across beach, $800. No pets. 621-5676.

WAIPIO VALLEY 2 bdrm./1 be., 1 prkg. $075/mo incl. water. Avail.imed., 661-3249/ 672 4793 evenings.

75 Apts. Unfurnished KAILUA 1 bdrm., 1 be., Irg. living room, dining room, W/D, partial kit. No pets, $750/mo., incl. utile 337 A Kihapai St.

83 Houses Partly Furnished

KAHALUU 4 bdrm., 2 ba., prkg., on quiet coun- try Rd. $1600. 239-2772.

MAUNAWILI Cool, quiet, 4/2, den, $1650. incl. yard sac. 261-8104 eves.

PEARLRIDGE Lg. private well secured home. 5'bdrm. /4 be., w/ pool. $2800.239 -6933.

RELIABLE FEMALE will housesit/care for pets/ plants. Avail. Oct. 1. No charge, Refs. 235-2283.

85 Condos/Townhiffieee Partly Furnished

KANEOHE 2 bdrm.. 1 be W/D, prkg., incls. Was. & cable, $1100. 254-4978

88 Rooms For Rent

CLEAN, modern priv. ba., covered prkg. stall, W/D, nonsmoker, near shopping ctr., bus line $550 0 dep. 263-3490.

ENCHANTED LAKE Area. Must be employed or student, quiet, ref., $475 Incl. utile., & cable. 262-1134 iv. msg.

KANEOHE, bdrm. & sit- ting rm., priv. bath in love- ly spacious home, closed garage, security gate, W/ D, share kitchen, $650 w/ utils. Call 236-4005.

103 Stores & Offices For Rent

KAILUA PALI PALMS, ocean view exec. office, 637 sq. ft., $1045.50 a month. Cunningham & Associates. 533-6553

93 Vacation Rentals "KAILUA/LANIKAI" near beach. Lovely 1-2 bdrm., 2 be. rentals. 262-5445.

KAILUA BEACH gorgeous 1 bdrm., pool, spa, $75/night. 261-2000.

KAILUA Vacation Rent aN. Near Beach. Call 261-5174.

KAILUA nr. beach., T.V. 1/1, $350 per wk. Studio, $250 per wk. 262-0721.

KAILUA small studio/ cottage from $40, near beach. Call 262-9545.

KAILUA room 8 bath. large home. pool, amen., near bus & shopping, $450.262 -9868.

KAILUA, NEAR BEACH pool, spa, tennia, etc., $568 Ind, sails. 261 -7609.

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

KAILUA small apt. near beach, very clean, quiet, nice, $50/day. 261-5503.

98 Rentals Wanted SINGLE Parent w/1 child & bird seeks rase. studio or 1 bdrm. apt. Windward area. To $700/ mo. 235-5881 ext. 311.

114 Real Estate For Sale

BIG ISLAND 3 BDRM., 2 bath home on 3 acres,

huge deck, country setting, $79,500.

Clark & Assoc. (H) 943 -6037 (9) 737-7969

BUYERS OPPORTUNITY 5 Acres- $2,795.00 Seller must sacrifice prime mountain property. Fis- hing & hunting paradise 1-(800)-891-8111.

CONDO AT TURTLE BAY Country Club. 3/2. Overlooking golf course. Fully remodeled. Just reduced to $225,000. Call Susan at 833-1323.

YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the amount of money you can make on things you no longer need. They're someone else's treasure, & the Classifieds bring you together. Phone 235-5856

USE YOUR PHONE TO SOLVE A DRUG PROBLEM. 1-800-488-DRUG its prevent and fight drug abuse, you need the facts. You can get them froin us, the American Council for Drug Education

Classified II August 12-18, 1993

Immediate Openings NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES

WANTED Progressive company offering excellent wages and benefits ,

the followin ositions open

FULL-TIME POSITIONS BILLING CLERK

PositiOn in our accounting department available immediately Previous vccount ing experience or business eclucaeon necessary. I (I-key by touch regured Gcxs I

math and communiouon skills a must

CHESHIRE OPERATOR Established mailing cperation needs skilled Cheshire operators Pull and part-

time hours are available Must be able to work weekends Top wages paid Sr

experienced indoadualS

INSERTING CREW PERSON A reliable individual is needed to fill an entry level position at our Kahuhipa St warehouse Must be able to work any day of the week Hours between

pin and6arn

CAMERA OPERATOR/STRIPPER Position available for a flexible individual with ability to quickly adapt to new procedures and SkillS Capable of distinguishing colors is a Inuit as well as

good hand-eye coordination Technical experience is also helplui Must be able to Work any days/hours

ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Opportunity for an energetic, self motivated individual with 2 yera experience 10 have a challenging career in the publishing industry Print, lay-

out. and Copy Writing experience preferred Salary plus commission and iar allowance.

PART-TIME POSITIONS

DISTRICT MANAGERS Must be able to communicate and work well with preteci, and hains Work frOrn your own home, must have own vehicle Have fun and make money on your own schedule by recruiting, (raining and supervising boys and girls who deliver newspapers Good salary and bonuses Gas allow- ance ()BMUS available in KANEOHE, HAWAII OW, erx1WAHIAWA

DRIVER/DELIVERY PERSON Need dependable, energetic person to deliver newspaper bulk drops to Military facilities Must be available Thursday and Friday, day shift Driver's abstract required $7 00 per hour start

CIRCULATION REPRESENTATIVE. An energetic and cordial individual is needed to deliver newspapers to bus, nesseS each Thursday in designated areas of Kolua Must have own vt-, cle Good salary plus gas allowance

For further information contact Ginny

Sun Press 45-525 Luluku Road, Kaneohe

Phone 235-5881 Monday-Friday 8 am-5 p.m.

Aarriolt AT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII

INTERVIEWS GOING ON

call for appointment

LINE SERVERS PREP COOKS STIR FRY COOKS GRILL COOKS SALAD RUNNER DRIVERS

CASHIERS DISHWASHERS UTILITY CHEF ASSISTANT

We offer... Medical, Drug, Vision, Dental Profit Sharing, Stock Purchases

Students, Military, Homemakers Welcome to Apply

HAMILTON SNACK BAR Campus Center 2465 Campus Rd.

956-8721 Equal Opportunity Employer

Student Benefits Free Meals Longevity Pay

UNIV. OF

HAWAII

EAST WEST RD.

CAMPUS CENTER DINING

CASTING CALL Were seeking energetic, dependable people to work in

The Disney Store as Sales Associates.

The Disney Store is an exciting new concept,featuring specialty retail in a fun setting. The Disney Store in

Ala Moana Center is currently hiring.

For more information, please contact the Ala Moana Center Store Manager

at 808-957-0050 Call now for an appointment!

Must be at least 18 years of age to be employed The Disney Store, Inc. is committed to supporting cultural diversity

in the workplace bec.eu,.."It's a Small World After All." ROG *The WAR INTnry

50 Business Opportunities

CHRISTMAS AROUND the World hiring now. New $500 kIt. No invest- ment. Also booking parties. Call 422-4073.

50 Business Opportunities

50 BuslnesS Opportunities

INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE with telecom- munications Ground floor oppty Seeking reps. 8 managers. Long term residual income Cali Al, 247-0265.

IN NEED OF EXTRA CASH?? Come to free seminar. This Is your opportunity to get ahead and possible financial freedom. For more info. Call 625-8563 or iv. msg.

WORK AT HOMEI Assembly, crafts, typing & more. Up to $500 + a wk. possible. For info. write: SOURCE, 3919 N. Milwaukee, Suite 6109. Dept. 71010-6705. Chicago, II. 60641

PIT OR FIT Sales/ management positions avail. in rapidly expand- mg CO, Will train. Call 247-8782.

SHARP..HUNORY.. High level, visionary thinkers..needed to expand successful, prom- inent national telecom company to our pro- jected international levels. Serious income seekers only. Call Byron 881-4747

EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETER

"'Work from your home! Start at $8.00 hr guaranteed! * Work approximately 2 hrs.

per evening * Representing a nonprofit

military association * Ideal for military spouse

CALL BOB 524-1825 Leave Message

M WR Morn Ouse Maim ssaeasee messeme

THE MORALE, WELFARE & RECREATION DEPARTMENT (MWR), MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII, has immediate opening tor:

ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN ($7.56 Per Hour)

Performs a variety of accounting clerical duties pertaining to the preparation and maintenance of journals, subsidiary ledgers, schedules and recapitulations reflecting vartous accounting transactions. Must be proficient In all phdses of accounting Clerical methods and techniques. Accounts Payable experience required.

Submit application to MWRIlept, Attn: Personnel PC B

63073, Kaneohe NC/IS, HI 96863 by 8118193. For more information call 254-5772, other positions call 254-4179.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY DORMER

50 Business Opportunities

58 Schools & Instruction

QUORUM OPPURTUNITY KNOCKS Ill

Over 93% of homes, vehi- cles and people need security. Now its simple and affordable. Technology makes this the oppty. of the 90's. One on one sales in a dynamic marketing plan. No inventory require- ments. 1st class market- ing end training support.

Call for details. 625-0346.

MEN/WOMEN PIT Sales 30% profit. 4 Ways to get paid. Varied product line. For info. call 877-5100.

WANT YOUR OWN BUSI- NESS? Run at your own pace? 24 hr. Free recorded message: 948-1005.

58 Schools & instruction

"PIANO LESSONS" In your borne. Juilliard

M. Music. 528-4427.

CHILDRENS THEATER acting, singing

' dancing. .

ACT ONE. CA11281-0457.

DRUM LESSONS 422-5811 " BEG., INTER., ADV. "

HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS

Professional Teachers Private group lessons

Beginners or advanced Phone 259-8463

PIANO LESSONS Exp. established teacher has a few openings in Kaneohe studio. John Schouten, 247-8010.

PIANO LESSONS at 3 locations. MARIA TAN MM,, 263-2503.

SUMMER SEWING Classes. Ages 10 thru 18.

262-6387 or 262-4455.

TRAVEL TRAINING Airlines, Travel Agency

Cruises, Tours Hotels, Computer

KOTTNER TRAVEL INSTITUTE

282-7749 Kaneohe 233-1155 Licensed by DOE

59 Employment Opportunities

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

"AVON" BE YOUR OWN BOSS For the best earnings

possible Si CALL $5

THIS AD ONLY Jo 395-6970

Or Kandy 235-7641

"BACK TO SCHOOL" Mom's Earn Extra 8$ Flex. daytime hours

Need own car/hm. phone Up to $9 an hour

Call 732-9490 Dana's housekeeping

Personnel Servla WIN:41976

"TELEMARKETING SALESPEOPLE"

Full or part-time. Pro- fessionals welcome - no exp. nec. We train. Straight commission. Write your own checks - payday every Fri. Mon. Fri. phone for interview/ app(. Ram-gpm. You can make a difference - 594-4111.

AVON Buy IzAiaervi ,g a I 1 Assr

ACTORS/ACTRESS needed for an upcoming TV program. No exp. nec We train. 845-4484.

mWR War. new hi 1.0. Mesas sq. NI flees-sara

THE MORALE, WELFARE & RECREATION DEPARTMENT (AWN), MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII, has immediate opening 10r:

RECREATION ASSISTANT LEADER (A+ SITE COORDINATOR) (ULM Per Hour) Organizes, implements. coordinates, supervises and

promotes the program with the guidance of the Special Activities Coordinator, National Agency Check Clearance is required Must have at least 2 years experience in working with school age children. Must obtain a health card before date of hire. Must obtain Red Cross Standard First Aid and CPR Certification within three months of employment.

Submit application to BM ben: Personnel. P.0.6. 63073, Kaneohe MCAS, HI 96M by 8118193 For more information dull 254-5772, other positions call 254-4179.

AN MAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

ASSEMBLY, crafts, typ- ing & more. Up to $500 + a wk. For info. write: SOURCE, 1060 Kam, Hwy. 03802 B Dept.7101 Pearl City, Hi 98782.

AUTO DETAILER/ BUFFER Hawaii's pre- mier Auto and Glass Tint- ing shop seeks a detailer w/great attitude, good work habits and at least 1 yr. exper. Buffing knowledge a plus, salary commensurate w/exper. Med./Dental benefits, excl. work cond. and monthly bonus. F/T avail. Call Meling for interview, 848-8080.

AUTO TINTER Hawaii's premier Auto and Glass Tinting shop seeks exper. tinter for P/T work in busy auto appearance Chop . For Interview call Tyler, 848-8080.

AVON Up to 50% profit plus benefits. No door to door. 1-800-435-2878.

Nail Connection SALON & BEAUTY SUPPLY

Rental Space Available For

Manlcurlst/Facialist or Massage Therapist

BC 7.11 C ).,a/r1 Ooss Unlmted 1,;come Pritental

Great Working Atmosphere

Call Kali at 247-1888

80 Help Wanted Male/Female 60 Help Wanted

Male/Female CHOIR DIRECTOR &/o Organist, 5 hrs. week Thurs, eve ./Sunday am Mililani Presbyterian Church. Call 623-8663.

DEMONSTRATOR WANTED P/T, 15-25 hre per wk. Demo appliances in retail outlets. Call Mr. Tom, 537-5906,

DOMINO'S PIZZA Earn $7.00-1 0.00 per hour (Includes mileage, tips and wages) Full or part time, days or nights. Flexible schedules. Island wide, immediate openings. Medical bene- fits. Company mopeds at some locations. Need good abstract, own car with insurance, friendly attitude, and hard work- ing spirit. Also hiring phone people and pizza makers starting at 55.25 per hour and manage- ment in training posi- tions at $17,880 per year. Call 528-5599 for more Info.

EARN 99 FROM HOME inviting people to our stores. Call Ed, 261-2258.

FIRST GRADE Teacher, Sr. John Vianney School, Kailua, Call 261-4851

HANDYMAN/YARDMAN Wanted. Long term job. P/T, 85/hour. 262-8344.

HOUSEKEEPERS we train, up to $7 hr. after training, weekdays only. Full or part time, onuses, mileage,

medical, paid vacation & morel Manager Trainee. Exp. pref. Familiar with island. Need car and phone. Join our friendly eupportive team system & join the best. Military & house wives welcome. CALL, MRS. CLEAN 486-4822,

OPTOMETRIC TECH FT/PT, evenings, weekends. Will train. Send resume in own hand writing to: 1450 Ala Moans Blvd. 62096, Hono. 98814. 236-2666.

OPTOMETRIST OFFICE P/T office work. 15-20 hrs./wk. 486-3937.

P/T OR F/T Sales/ management positions avail. In rapidly expand- ing co. Will train. Call 247-6782.

PIANO/VOCAL music education Instructor needed. Mililani/Wahlawa area. Call 949-7674.

POSTAL JOBS. $18,392-$87,125/yr. Now Hiring. Call If

805-962-8000 Ext, P-4031

PROGRAM ASSISTANT High school diploma & exp. in developmentally disabled population. Duties include Implement- ing program for clients. F/T position. Interested applicants call TM Special Education of Hawaii at 453-1400.

NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!

Word Processors *Secretaries *General Clerical *Receptionists

*Data Entry/Acct'g Clerks

TEMPORARY & FULL.TIME POSITIONS

The Employment People

5334889 NEVER A FEE

82 Domestic Help Wanted GARAGE SALE

RESTAURANT Concession workers, cocktail servers, & cooks. Full/part time. Volume Services at Sea Life Park. 259-9911.

SEMI-RETIRED/ Retired Gan. Contractor for Kaneohe hillside dwelling project. Famil- iarity with steelframe, steel roof, solar water manilal. Contact owner to arrange interview and salary. Job to start Sept. 1, Colley 235-5652.

SPORT FISHING CREW Waianae. F/T, & P/T. Rel. military welcome. 486-4854.

IF YOU NEED to lose between 5-50 lbs we have a career for you. For more info., 948-4330.

IMMEDIATE OPENING Newspaper routes in the Kaneohe Community. Haiku Plantation area w/ extra bonus, Helen area near King intermediate. Boys and Girls 10 years. old and up. Delivery once a week. Good busi- ness exp. High monthly profits For more informa- tion call: Rich 247-5425 or the Sun Press News- papers at 235-5881, refer to Route 200,

AWESOME JOBill Christmas around the world is hiring nowIll Set own hrs, no invest. Weekly pay, fun people Call now 624-0205.

INSTRUCTORS Gymnastics. Schofield Barracks or Red Hill. Preschool to Teen level.

261-7293.

CARPET CLEANERS Earn $250-$450 per week. Bring abstract to 96-1197 Walhona St, 6E1, Pearl City industrial Park or call 453-3333.

GROUND LEVEL OPPORTUNITYIII Are you interested in the possibility of retiring within 2 to 6 yrs. and be FINANCIALLY FREE? Call 625-0348.

CARRIERS NEEDED Boys and girls 10 and up. Want to earn some extra cash delivering papers? Wahiawa area only. Call Suzanne al 624-2240, or Sun Press at 247-8755.

MEDICAL RECEP- TIONIST/SECRETARY, F/T, M-F. computer exp. pref. Benefits. 261-8931.

MODELS WANTED Open call

All types, All ages 955-2271

SUSAN PAGE MODELING

TEACHER Preschool. Afternoon position start 08/93. BA/AA early child education/CDA. Mililani area. 823-3975.

TEACHER-PRESCHOOL: Needed for Fall Program. Phone 822-2483,

TEACHER: After school care for 3 to 8 year olds. 12,00 to 5:30 p.m. Start Sept. Honolulu Waldorf School, 377-5471.

TECHNICIAN HELPER, P/T. Must be reliable & hard working, $5.75 per hour. 263-9750,

TELEMARKETERS 9 needed. Salary +

commissions. Benefits, flex hrs. Call 735-8452.

TUPPERWARE TO BUY or sell F/T or P/T. Call Robyn at 836-1577.

TUPPERWARE TO BUY OR SELL

CALL AVA, 423-7834.

CHILDCARE. LOOKING for loving person to care Ian infant. My Kaneohe home. 266-1800.

ROOM & BOARD IN exchange for personal care. Driver's license required. Call 823-3270.

84 Domestic Jobs Wanted

CHILDCARE IN MY Kaneohe home. M-F, P/T, F/T. Call 235-0718,

KAHALUU MOM will sit 1 to 2 children after school, eves., weekends in my home. Non smoker. 239-4590.

KAILUA, baby sitting in my home, day or night Refs. Any age. 262-1130.

MONTESSORI Daycare. Exp. & Licensed. M-F. 8-4. Call 2131-8205.

-WANTED: SECRETARY/ Receptionist w/phone & typing skills for an excit- ing company that is mak- ing a difference in The State & The Nation. Call from 9:00 a.m.-9:00 pm 594-4111.

NO MATTER what you're buying or selling, the Classifieds give you fast results. 235-56561

120 Home Furnishings

C.S. WO SOFA $3 0 0; Wicker sofa & chair, $100; Fisher-Price child bike seat, $35; Trends Hawaii woven shades, brown, 254-4232.

COUCH good condition Rattan, floral print, $100 Vivian or Dan 823-8946.

FINISHED KOA rockers by Chairmaster.

293-8392,

LIKE NEW, hardly used crib, cradle, double stroller & other baby items. 262-7705.

MUST SELL Fury. Moo- ing to mainland. 871-4416.

PAT'S Furniture and Thrift Shop Hookele St., 688-2006. Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Sat. 10-5pm., Wed. &Fri 12,30-5pm.

SECTIONAL COUCH 4 piece, brown, recently cleaned, $200/080. 737-6547.

SOFA SLEEPER & recliner, 400/080 422-4249.

122 Travel HONOLULU TO L.A. 8/18. One way, $150/ 080.247-2397.

GARAGE SALE Sat. Aug 14, 1993, 8-4. 4 5-0 2 7 Namoku St., Kaneohe,

GARAGE SALE: Clothes, toys, skate boards, etc,. 509 Paokano Lp., Hague, Sat., 9 to 2pm., Aug. 14,

GARAGE/POG BALM Aug. 14 815, 9 to 3prn.

48 Lauone Lp., Wahiawa,

GIGANTIC YARD SALE Hawaiian Girls Golf Club, Oahu Elua. 587 Kawailoa Rd. 10am-3pm. Sat. August 14,

MOVING SALE 7 1 1

Pahumele Pl., Kallua. Sat & Sun. 262-8125.

MOVING SALE 8/14, & 8/21. 9-4. Everything goes. 46-415A Kahuhipa St., Kaneohe.

MOVING SALE Plano, furniture, lots of kids stuff. Sat., 9-4. 47-383 Kapehe St., Kaneohe.

MOVING SALE Sat. 8/14, 9-3. Misc items. 44-130 Kalenakal Pl., Kaneohe.

MOVING-PLANT SALE Sat, Aug. 14, 10-2. Rea- sonable prices. 1443 Hine St., Keilua,

MOVING: Entlre household & plants. 8 to 4, Sat., Aug. 14, 834 Kainui Dr., Hague.

THREE UNITED Airline tickets. 1 way Hood. to Seatle Aug. 27. 175/ea. 488-8970.

123 Moving/Storage AMERICAN INT,

CARGO, FLY CAR TO LAX, $1075. FASTER

THAN BOAT AND SAFER. FOR MORE

INFO. COME TO 111 KEEN! PL. AT

HONOLULU AIRPORT. 80-34-06608 1-800-642-5121,

GARAGE SALE 3 FAMILIES 8/14 & 15. 45-241 Pahikaua Si., 8-3, Bargains Galore!

348 AWAKEA RD., Kallua, Sat., 8-2pm., woodworkers vise, yarn, sickroom equip., misc.

MULTI-FAMILY Sat. 14th, 8-2, 849 Pamaeie St., '<adult. Small appl., kitchen items, dishes, linens, exercise bike, skates, rebounder, ladies golf irons w/cart, drafting table, office & home burn., MAC software, Image writer, books, tapes, old LPs, Avon pro- ducts, office accessories, fine & costume jewelry, clothes & more good stuffl

SEMI ANNUAL TENT SALE Kahaiuu Methodist Church. 47-253 Walhee Rd. Sat. Aug. 14, 9-2. Bargains Galore. Some- thing for all. Come early.

YARD SALE-MISC. Sat. 8/14, 8-2. 268 Kuupua St., Kallua.

125 Home Appliances

REFRIG. $350, STOVE $500, Washer $125. All under 2 yrs. old, like new. 282-2625.

RICCAR MICROWAVE Oven w/ turntable. 1.4 cu. ft., 750 walla, $85 or best offer. 833-4314 or 622-0073.

128 Miscellaneous BASEBALL CARDS. Stara, commons 1961-90. Many complete sets. BO% Off Beckett. 395-8438.

CLIFF'S Economy Furn. & Thrift Shop. 1716 N. King St. Ph. 841-4443.

FACTORY DIRECT Steel buntlines avail. for immed. sale. 24 X 36 X 10 up to 80 X 120 X 18. Starting as low as $4250. Sale ends Aug 31. Ken, 261-2420,

FILTER Queen Vacuum Cost, $850. Must sell $250. 735-4851, 926-7292,

FREEZER 15 cu. ft. excl. cond., $200. Rower exercisers, $75. 281-1891.

CERAMIC CLASSES. Also specializes in center

pieces. 262-8862.

HOOKED ON PHONICS, excl cond. Asking $150. Call Ed, 422-6771.

ESTATE SALE Sat. & Sun. 8/14, 15, 9-4. Porn., jewelry, collectibes, etc. 892 Wanaao Rd., Kallua.

GARAGE SALE Sat. Aug. 14, 8,30-12. 1467 Kiukee Pl., Kallua. Sofa bed, tools, clothes, kitchen supplies. 261-4550.

GARAGE SALE Sat, Aug 14., 9-2. 1004 Kahili Sr., Kailua. Crib w/mattress, RC Truck, rocker, tables, Avon, books, records, & misc. Items,

MOVING SALE: Every- thing goes. 239-8295 after 5 & weekends.

PIANO TUNING "$ 3 8 anywhere." Expert repair- ing. Free est. 20 yrs. exp. Mr. Mayers, 3135-0304.

SAVE 69 MEDICINAL & Culinary Herbs & Spices, Essential Oils, Potpourri, more. Catalog. Send $3 to, Merlin's Mistress Botanical, 53-428 Kam Hwy., Punaluu, 96717.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: - Accounting/Bkpg -Appliances - Cabinetry - Carpentry -Carpets -Cleaning -Clerical/Typing -Contracting/Constr. - Drafting - Electrical - Entertainment -Equipment Rentals -Fencing - Financial Services -Flooring/Tiles -Graphic/Printing -Handyman -Hauling -Landscaping - Legal Services -Masonry - Massage Therapist -Painting -Plastering -Plumbing -Professional Services -Remodeling -Repair -Resumes -Roofing -Screens &Jalousie° -Sewing &Alterations - Telephone Service - Termite/Pest Control - Tree Trimming -Wallpaper -Yard Service For as little as 839.31/ mo. you can place a 3 line MidWk Pro- f *melons! Service ad. Call today for dtalls, 235-5656.

BAG A BARGAIN in th Ciassifieds...Your super marketplace for items to sale, services to offer.. and 1001 other things 235-5656.

Accounting 8 Bookkeeping

COMPUTERIZED BookkoopIng 8. payroll services. Word pro- cessing Call 395-1903

FINANCIAL Sttements, Computer Bookkeeping, Tea Returns. System setup Call 396-7752 or 531-0352

Appliances

AIR CONDITIONER TUNE UP

Beet the hest this Bum- mer by having your air conditioner professional- ly Serviced nowt Our ser- vice Includes chemically washing the coil& Clean- ing out the drain, oiling the fan motor, and a performance check. GUARANTEED TO MAKE YOUR AIR CON- DITIONER PERFORM LIKE NEW. Call us today for the best prices on sales, service. end Installations!

2116-5423

LOUIE'S AIR CONDITIONING

Quality sales, repairs, and installations of all brands of split type and window air conditioners!,

Call 286-5423

Carpentry

Cl QUALITY JOB the

Wet, Ar5i-c564451o":14gs

Carpentry

18 YEARS EXP. remodel- ing & repairs. Free eat. To $1000. 622-1261 msg.

PROFESSIONAL Car- pentry, Home repairs, 15 yrs exper, work guar. TO $1000, Michael 595-3657,

Cleaning

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Service since 1988.

Call Ron Albert 599-8779 "NOOK A CRANNY" Personalized, reliable, meticulous. Kailua 262-8787, or 525-9381

'SUMMER SPECIAL' ReldntlI & Com- mercial. Strip & was any type tile floor. Free est. Will beat any other writ-

ten price quote! B & J Cleaning Inc.

527-1928. Pgr.

ALL WINDOW Cleaning Comml./Res, Lowest Summer Rates, 845-0754.

B UDGET CLEANING Low summer rates. Refs. 14 yrs. exp. 237-8887, or 237-8882.

CLEANING ETC. Residential/Commercial Move in/out. Free estimates. Cell 247-5476.

CLEANING Residential commercial & move outs. Ref. upon req. 671-1330.

HELPING HAND MAIDS We do what YOU need done. Insured, reliable. 947-7395

Cleaning

HOUSECLEANING Wkly, excl, work, responsible, reasonable. thorough. Windward side 262-4007.

HOUSEPROUD Clean- ing. Res./Commi. Rees., Guaranteed. 823-8185.

JAANA CLEANING SVC. Residential & Com- mercial. Refs. avail. Call for appt. 261-6366.

MATURE EXPERIENCED woman will clean your house weekly or bi- weekly. 624 2131.

PERSONALIZED HOUSE- CLEANING by Kathleen. Detailed & dependable. Rees. rates. 262-2625.

TIDY CLEANERS Big or small All areas.

Call G A. 262-6434.

WINDOW CLEANING Top lob, bottom prices Call Henry, 396-1055.

Contracting & Construction

Hawaii law, Chapter 444, HRS, prohibits any person, corporation or entity from offering or performing con- struction work without a con- tractor's license issued by the Contractor's License Board. Appearance In this claselficaRon does not mean the licenee issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid. If you have any questions con- cerning 5 contractor's license, please contact the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586-3000. To file a current complaint, call 587-3222. To check on a contrectorts complaint history, call 568-2677.

Clerical Typing

WORD PROCESSING! Business &Personal. Laser print. 621-5959.,

Contracting & Construction

TfIS QUALITY" Build, renovate, kitch. & baths Plans, permits. Large or small. Low prices. Refs 236-1714, BC-17112.

FOR THE BEST in Home, Apartment & Condominium listings,

check the classifieds.

Drafting DESIGN, DRAFTING. New, renovation., addi- tions Dan 282-8819.

DESIGN/DRAFTING/ PER Commercial, Affordable Prof. Quality. 737-4180,

PROFESSIONAL DRAFT- ING SVC. to renovate, extend or build a new home. Please call Alan at 533-2941 or 754-5396.

RESIT'S DRAFTING SERVICES New Const./ Renovate, Permit 677-9590 or 539-6915

NO MATTER what you're buying or selling, the Classifieds give you fast results. 235-58581

Electrical TINO ELECTRIC

"An electician company to remember"

Low prices Residential

' Commercial NO JOB TOO SMALL!!!

11C-17448 456-7452 OR 641-6322

Floors & Tile 01 QUALITY JOB the

ZIV,':,1)9`5'..c5.1;5tl$1tXN".

HURRICANE TILE SERV. Licensed & insured. Ceramic, marble, slate.

C-17715. 254-6123

Handyman Painting

CHEEP CHEEP Handymech. Carpentry, gaatihnst. I neg, unp,,,ne k

You do ill Call Marcel, 261-8301. To $1000.

J. L. HANDYMAN Home Repairs 5 RnovIlon. Carpentry, Water Rot, Termite, Drywall & Ceramic Tiles. To 51000. Call 236-0052.

WINDWARD FIX IT Island Wide Service

Reliable and Affordable $150 PH. 239-2097

Hauling MARBLE & Ceramic Tile Specialist. Also complete bathroom & kitchen renovations. To $1000. Guar. Free Est. 942-3939.

Handyman BOB A HANDYMAN TO KNOW inside, outside

Ir'feorh"tettrrtesPfirrret

We do ii

01.:176130, 735-2196,

"A." HAULING & Moving. apple., car. 737-9662, dig. 288-9227, 7 days, 24 hrs.

LIGHT HAULING FREE ESTIMATE

TIM, 261-4048.

Massage Therapist PROF. ESALEN Massage, Call Lola, MAT2674. Ph. 735-9785.

BOB HANDYMAN Mr. Fix-

t' e eni rter IreepretiP1 1$11o0o0r0s..

833-9584,

HOME REPAIR, Renova- lion, water rot, termite, dry wall and all types of tile Llc, 118C14943 Call 842-3566 or 220-4173

C & C MAINTENANCE & REPAIR, Carpentry. No Job Too Small. Free estimates. To $1000. Call 943-8802 or 282-4302.

Painting

"BILL AH NEE Painting" 20 yrs. exper. Very neat & reasonable. To $1000. Free est. Ph. 262-5973,

A-1 HOUSE PAINTER Loiset rsesi Cv To ai2ea. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME We offer a painting warranty. Competitive price. 239-8924. C13567

FATHER & SONS PAINT- ING Islandwide, Neat & Fast. To $1000. 254-1329.

HAWAIIAN PAINTING quality work, reasonable rates. To $1000. Free est. 822-2917.

SITU SEALANTS .Croeetteing I owromoad sonarydnctorno-i

mildew. Herb 235-4447.

INCREASE VALUE of your home. Fed. & State supv. To $1000. 293-4449

MILILANI PAINTING COMPANY

Interior & Exterior Small Company,

Small Price. Licensed & Insured.

C-17108

Call David 823-0305

Professional Services

LIVING TRUST or

WILL? Get all the facts.

Free Consultation, no pressure. Your personal trust will be thoroughly reviewed and approved by one of Hawaii's most respected attorneys. No

Trust too bI8 Or smell. VERY AFFORDABLE

Call Mid-America Living Trust Company

2e1-11263

JUST STARTING OUT? Check the Real Estate Section of the Classifieds

Professional , Services

PROPERTY MAINT. Commerclal/residential, carpentry & fix up, janitorial, & yard. Call Gary Higa, 947-6431,

Rain Gutters GUTTER KING

Seamless alum gutters Bob, 737-7246. 8C16771.

Remodeling

PATIO new additions, repair, remodel, Clifford lwane SC-4477 677-4895,

Repair BATHTUBS REPAIRED

location s.

CANE CHAIR REPAIR Also rush weave. Guar- anteed Call 734-8492,

Roofing RHINO ROOFING

REPAIRS & PATCHING Leaks Are Our Business

FREE ESTIMATES NO JOB TOO SMALL

Call Us and Save 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE

To $1000 888-8878

Sewing & Alterations

PROFESSIONAL sewing/ alter, for all occasions. Free p/u & del. 239-5601.

Telephone Service

WE INSTALL PHONES, Jacks etc. oIl, Call Mike, Wer.1'5.82.0%

Tree Trimming

ALL Paradise Tree Sec. Lrg. removal to orna- mental trimming, 15 yrs. exp., licensed & insured sC14433. Free estimates.

696-LEAF 15323)

Yard Service

ALATINI Yard Serv. Trim- ming, hauling rubbish, clean lot. Ref,. Free Est. Call Joshua, 872-8481.

CHEAP Yard Services. Exp , mowing, trimming/ weeding. Ric, 293-2367.

JACOBSEN & SON 1

time clean-up, hauling, gen labor svc. 262-0184.

JENICOURT YARD SVC Mow, edge, trim, clean up. Free est, 239-6081.

YARD MAINTENANCE Free Estimates. "Cheap "

247-1895 - Howard

when UyPouT Hs% IP1 R phFal Tti

Odds and ends In the Classifieds, 235-5856.

CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Find a bargain for sale and sell your unwanted Items for each in the Classifieds, call 235-5658

LIKE NEW MODEL "sap CARS

'91 BUICK SKYLARK CUSTOM '92 NISSAN STANZA GXE 4 Dr., auto, V6, all power, white/blue Auto, all power, like new, 3600 mi

interior, low miles. (ECWO66) Factory warn (EST276)

'8895 $12,350 '92 FORD RANGER TRUCK Custom p/up, auto, V6, p/s, a/c, mags, loaded w/extras, low mi. (326TGX)

.$11,250

'92 NISSAN MAXIMA GXE Exec. car, loaded, bal of factory warranty.

Special! (EGR213)

4,650 '92 CHEVROLET LUMINA EUROSPORT

V6, ABS, full power, beige, must see &

drivel (MYR894)

:11,990

'92 FORD AEROSTAR XL Extended van, airbag, auto, fully equipped,

excellent condition, 7 pass (EZZ122)

95,750 '92 FORD TAURUS GL Airbag, full power, loaded (MYP295)

9 1,995

'90 INFINITI' M30 Auto, a/c, leather, bose, chrome wheels only 26k mi., Warr. (D01733)

95,895 '92 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE 4 dr., auto, V6, all power, white, immaculate (KKR425)

1,995

'93 NISSAN ALTIMA SE Auto, Airbag, ABSNLSD, Spoiler, Alloys, Al Power,

Fully Equipped, Factory Warranty (EVB630)

$16,350 2845 Niihau St. Hon. HI 96819 Mon-Fri gam -7pm Sat 9am-5pm 836-0848 (On the corner of NlmItz & Puuloa)

Infiniti Motor Sales

iZ

Kelly'sI3 SL

31 DEO NimiN Hwy

McCALLISTER BEDS & FURNITURE

KING KOIL NEW BEDS Tv/10189.E95

S T

DOUBLE/$229.95 SET

OUEEN/$31 4.95 SET

K1NG/$449.E95 S T

BUNK BEDS Complete with mattresses Reg. $650.00 $449.95

at OFFER EMUS 1/31/93

6 11"Vglie BEDS & FURNITURE

UNFINISHED FURNITURE

20" WIDE 3 DRAWER R EG. $55.00 $4495

24" WIDE 3 DRAWER REG $60.00 $4995

20" WIDE 4 DRAWER

U5 G0 0 $4995

24" WIDE 4 DRAWER

MG. $5995 20" WIDE

5 DRAWER REG $75.00 ',UZI,

to ,,,95 24" WIDE

5 DRAWER

UACi $7495 10 YEAR WARRANTY

COD 2333 ALAHAO PLACE VISA, MC, Just off Sand Island Rd.

Phone Delivery

Orders 841-4251

126 Miscellaneous

TUPPERWARE SALE! S11:30,2

OK catalog in Aug

I g price. Call Nowl 254806

Monica. Need Sales Reps

VACUUM Cleaners, like new $24.95 & up with guarantee. Ph 735-8452.

VERTICAL Blinds - 50% Offl Fabric 78 x 84, $124. Ken Hatch Int., 254-2080.

VIDEO GAMES Sega/ SNES/Nintendo, $5/up. Buy/sell/trade games/ systems. Maklki Video. 1249 Wilder. 537-2685.

WASHER $200, dryer, $2 0 O. Fridge w/ice maker, $300. 499-1356.

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED HAWAIIAN Items,

Books, Papers, Jewelry Collectable=, Antiques,

Anything of Value.

HUNTER 262-4868 784 !Gilles Rd., Kathie

129 Stereo & Video

30" TOSHIBA Color, siereo, external speaker switch, B/0.537-5555.

PIONEER STEREO SET Speakers, CD, turntable, receiver, graphic equal- izer, $200. 395-5297 eves.

WE BUY OR REPAIR non-working VCR's & Nintendo systems. Call Econ Photo 239-4295.

F1-0 AUGUST ADOPTION DAYS! 41

ADOPT! ADOPT! I PUPPIES, DOGS KITTENS, CATS I

NEW PETS DAILY!! ICome in TODAY and see our fabulous selection of cute

& cuddly pets. Don't wait... ADOPT NOW! I ADOPTER'S BONUS! 10. *Pre-Adopt Shots Vet Exam Neutering

DIrectione.Eut H1 Freeway 425A. Corner of Ring & Wmalee.

Hawaiian Humane Society e I I

Ave., oro Mo n.Sun 10am-6prn

2700 1 Honolulu 946-2187 LraqAdverlag far by %Wham am. 1.segue In...bona! Inc

NM MN MN

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148 Boat Sales & Service

12' GAMEF1SHER Sears figerglass, good shape, $150/offer. 261-2786.

13' WOODEN Sailboat w/ trailer, 2 set sails. FUNI 61200/080. 254-3150.

156 Auto Service & Parts

'05 VW QUANTUM Well maintained, working eng. Car was in accident. 623-1653.

CUSTOM-MADE RACKS & bumpers for trucks. Info., Wayne, 235-7841.

19-20 FT RIENEL BOAT & TRAILER. No motor. $1500 or trade for 70+ out- board. Jay, 261-7639.

LET'S GO FISHING 30' boat, lic. Capt. Military/ Kamaaina rates. You keep the fish. 486-4854.

0/B 88 h.p., Evinrude, 19' 6", Excl. cond. 94800/0E10,671-8783.

130 Antiques & Art

NEW SHOP JUST OPENED.

Korean, Chinese Antique cheats, Step Densus, etc. Noble House, 1 North Hotel Street, Corner of Hotel & Nuuanu Avenue. Call 545-1128.

PAINTINGS BY BRAGASSA Huge selection. Retiring, must sell. Priced fraction of appraisal. 281-8908.

148 Water Sports Equipment

KAYAK W/PADDLE Bob Twogood Chalupski style, 2 tone blue, $450.737 -6547.

MOREY BOOGIE Board w/Churchill Fins. Used once, $100/ofr. 455-3781.

151 Pets/Everything

131 Bicycle Sales

RACE BIKES FOE SALE TEAM FUJI, $250. RALEIGH, $300. Ask for Mike, 261-8420.

132 Computers

COMPUTERS & MORE We carry a large selec- tion of CD software, CD drives starting at $209. 245MB herd drives for $299. Give us a call at 834-8448.

133 Jewelry & Clothing

AVOID THE TV & SAVE Discount Jewelry Hotline 528-8565. Wkly. specials.

141 Video Taping FILMS TRANSFERRED

to video. Many locations. Econ Photo, 239-4295.

144 Musical Instruments

DRUMS 8 hardware, new & used. Buy & Sell. Drum lessons. Fred's Pro Drums. Call 533-7550.

CLASSIFIEDS are money makeral Cell today and place your ad where it'll get fast results, 235-5658

ADULT SHAR-PEIS, 4 females, 3 males. Free to good home. No papers. 239-2810 leave message.

AKC COCKERSPANIELS PUPS. Red/white. 2 males $850/ea., 5 females $750/ea. Avail. 08/15. 254-0354.

AKC Rottweiler pups. OFA parents, Champ line, excel. ped. & temp., greet family pet. With or without AKC papers, 9450- $750.682 -3936.

BRITTANY Spaniel 1 yr Chihuahua/Terrier 5 mo. Toy Terrier F/M 688-7222

IN need of quality affordable vet care? Dr. Eric Pearson's Home Pet Svc. 235-8457 Islandwide.

MOVING! African Grey tamed, talks, w/cage. $650/050. Love Bird, $25. Rabbit (male, dwarf) w/cage, $25 595-3471.

PRIVATE OBEDIENCE Training, Puppies & Adults, Results Guar. NO ABUSEI $90, 686-4357

SHADED SILVER Persian kittens. CFA. Ch. lines 262 -4439.

GET MORE MILEAGE FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! If all those odds 8 ends are driving you crazy, sell 'em for extra cash through the Classifieds. Call today and place your ad. Buyers and sellers agree, the Classifieds are a bargain. 235-5656.

FOUR WHEELS & TIRES (LT23575R16) fits Chevy 6 lug, chrome rings, cen- ter caps, & lug nuts. For 4 or 2 wheel drive. $80, 254-0425, 257-3148.

PORSCHE Auto Parts. New & used Call for low

prices. 734-5335.

161 Auto Wanted DONATE Cars, Vans, RVs, Boats, Trucks to Charity Serving The Blind, I.R.S. Tax Deduct- ible. FREE TOWING. Need not run. 1- 800 -995 -8888.

166 Pickup Trucks '84 RANGER Ya TON, 4 cyl., auto., good runner, dlr. $1095. 239-7873.

'86 F-150 XLT Lariat. Extended cab. 302 cu. In. 135K, $5500. 822 -2609.

'88 FORD RANGER w/ windsurf racks & bedliner, $3,500. 262 6281.

'89 CHEVY 1500 P/U auto, A/C. DDW738.

$5,999.

11110EIRD 235-8744

August 12 -18 . 1993 Classified III

P @NV _

"A JIMMIE(' NOTICE '70 CHEVORLET CHEVELL COUPE

Excellent Transportation ERN358

$697.16 '85 DODGE 15 PASS.

Air, Stereo DCD595

$911.11 '85 DODGE COLT VISTA WAGON

Auto, Air EFE821

$989.21 '83 VW VANAGON

Mechanic's Special, Excl Utility Trans. EAE250

998.21 '84 MERCURY COUGAR

Air, Stereo EWF64

$999.11 '86 DODGE AIRES

Auto, Stereo, Excellent CFY439

$ 1 229. 1 6 '85 SUBARU GL 4dr Auto CCU767

$ 1 4 79.21

'86 MITSUBISHI P/U Excellent Utility Vehicle CNN478

$2469.29 '73 MERCEDES BENZ 280 SE

Classic, Must See! BEV640

$2919.16

'86 FORD E250 CARGO VAN Auto, Excellent Utility Vehicle TDR575

$3989.21 '87 MITSUBISHI GALANT

Auto, Air, Power CPR396

$3989.69 '87 CHEVROLET CAVALIER

Wheels, Air, Excellent

$2966.29 '84 NISSAN MAXIMA

Leather, Low Miles, Immaculate BTU752

$2969.11 '87 CHEVROLET CORSICA Auto, Air, Stereo, Excellent ETE412

3929.16 '78 CHEV. 3/4 TON

Stepside, Rare Vehicle, Must Seel EGW369

$3987.62 '88 ISUZU IMPULSE

Air, Stereo, Sunroof, Wls CYC745

$3987.66

'86 FORD BRONCO EDDIE BAUER Full Power, Wheels, Excellent CJF348

$4929.21 '90 NISSAN AXXESS VAN

Auto, Air, Excellent DGB337

5929.21 '89 FORD AEROSTAR

Auto, Air, Power Package RDG674

$7877.21 '88 TOYOTA CAMRY WAGON

Auto, Air, Stereo CRW528

$8871.71 '89 MASERATI

Superb, Shrm Cond, BALANCE

$ 17,989.11 Above prices Include all rebates. Dealers Welcome All cars stored at: 3033 N. Nimitz Highway Call Now & Save

WHOLESALE MOTORS Inc. 831-2721

S

3 Lines for 3 Weeks

$3239 or 3 Lines for 6 Weeks

$6477 " Private Party or Introductory

First Time Business Advertisers Only

Sun Press Classified Advertising Specials

HERE'S THE

DEAL! 3 Weeks for the Price of 2! - or - 6 Weeks for the Price of 4!

INCLUDES: MidWeek Magazine, Windward,

Central and Hawaii Kai Sun Press plus Hawaii Army

Weekly, Hawaii Navy News, Hawaii Marine and

Hawaiian Falcon.

Call for Details: 235-5881 171 Motorcycles

& Scooters

'87 KAWASAKI 750 NINJA #P0282 $3,495 plus dot., tax, tic.

831-2600 '99 KAWASAKI Z X 7 Black beauty, race ready, #P0236, $5,495 plus DOC, Tax & Lic.

STOP BY PICK UP

CYCLE CITY POGS!! Set of 6 (limited edition) for only $1.50 set

or receive FREE set w/min. purchase of $25.00.

'89 KAWASAKI ZX80 OR very clean, low mi., beauty. 6T9370, $3,495 plus DH, DOC. Tax & Lic.

'Be KAWASAKI ZX-10 Awesome, must see, extras, $4250. 262-0829.

'93 KAWASAKI 2X11C Very limited supply. 09495, $8,795 plus dot., tax, lic.

831-2800 '89 FORD 250 XLT, extended cab, 5 spd., $10,850/ofr. 396-8449.

'89 SUZUKI GS 500 $1800/0B0. H. 254-0143, or W. 257-0084, George.

HABEMINIOSON PARTS DEPARTMENT 831-2601 O_1 Hours:

MITAIIIE k Kawasai. Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 6 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 5 pm

'91 CHEVY 1/2 TON 4X4 Longbed. Only 46K mi. EBT225 was 96,9991,

Now $12,995.

MIKE McKENNA'S WINDWARD FORD

726 EAILUA RD. 286-7000 COLO '92 MAZDA 152200SE 5 spd A/C, AM/FM cots., P/S, tint, alloys. Excl. cond. Must sell, $8599/ 0E10. Alan, 528-5098.

171 Motorcycles & Scooters

'93 KAWASAKI ZX613 #8373, $5,695 plus DH, DOC. Tax & Lic.

831-2817

174 Heavy Machinery & Equipment

METAL racks/plywood shelves/shrink tunnel/L- sealers/silk screen eqpt./ sewing machines/cutting tables. Dave 235-0035.

'87 HONDA 450 REBEL $1500 or trade for 70+ out- board motor. Call Jay, 281 -7639.

YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the amount of money you can make on things you no longer need. They're someone else's treasure

' & the

Classifieds bring siou together. Phone 235-5658 today!

175 Vane & Campers 4 Wheel Drive

'87 DODGE CARAVAN runs greet, excel cond. CJR955, (was $5.995)

NOW $4,495

. MIKE McKENNA'S WINDWARD FORD

725 KAILUA RD.

288-7000

175 Vans & Campers 4 Wheel Drive

175 Vans & Campers 4 Wheel Drive

'78 F250 VAN Whole or parts, $750/offer. Must sell 261-4048.

'78 ECONOLINE, phone, alarm, new VB engine, $4000/0130. 282-8196.

' 8 7 NISSAN GXE A l l power sunroof, great shape, $5500. 696-2003.

'88 F-150 CUSTOM 4x4, 300 Cl., 59K, $8800 OBO. 681-3491.

'89 JEEP CHEROKEE MTT407. $11,988

CCHEVGECUTTER ROLET

O - PON77AC

737-0500

'91 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE 6-cyl.,

A/T, A/C, AM /FM. EJR798, $12,999.

mosso 235 -8744

'92 CHEVY ASTRO PASSENGER VAN

KK5934. $14.388

(C/'CUTTER HEVRET GEO - PONTIAC

737-0500 '91 GMC Safari. 8 pass, dual air, AM/FM, excl. cond., $14,300. 235-0381.

'Be GEO TRACKER, Convertible Sport, 4 WD, low mi. Must sell at $5900 Call 236-1405.

DODGE VAN Factory customized wheel chair lift, low mileage, must see, $7700 281-5051

175 Vans & Campers 4 Wheel Drive

'93 JEEP WRANGLER FI3G82.8, $10,989

CCUTTER HEVROLET

GEO - PONTIAC

737-0500

Buick 82 REGAL S/W, good

cond.. rebuilt eng A/C, $1650/0B0. 395-9901.

Cadillac '89 DE VILLE, Showroom condition, extended war- ranty, very low mileage, fully loaded, Bose sound system. Satin white with beautiful white interior. Simply immaculate. Sacrifice first $14,800 takes it Call Chris. 235-5881 ext. 307 days or 281-7198 eves. & wk. ends.

'79 LINCOLN VERSAILLES

Runs Good #U4009/EST768

*888

'85 NISSAN SENTRA

Mechanic Special #U4004/CBS045

*988

'82 PLYMOUTH CHAMP Runs Great

#U40 1 S/EWA I 17

*988 '85 FORD TEMPO

GreatTransportation Car #U4000/CEF I 20

*1,788 -

'85 TOYOTA TERCEL

4cIr, Great Buy #U3990/EGS281

*1,788

'87 DODGE COLT E 4dr, Auto

#U3968/CGY43 1

*2,588 '86 TOYOTA

TERCEL Must See!

#U4002/DGT978

*2,688

'88 DODGE ARIES LE

4dr,Auto,A/C #U3940/ 1433 1 2

*3,988

'88 DODGE 600

Auto,P/S,P/B,Low Mi. #U3927/CTA481

*3,988 '87 NISSAN SENTRA SE

AT,AC, Nice Car #U4010/CND744

*3,988

'84 NISSAN 300ZX T-TOP,A/C,P/S,L ow Mi..Won't Last Long!

#U3897/BTR720

*4,988

'84 FORD CLUB WAGON

8 Pass, Mint Condition! #U4007/B1V059

*5,988 '90 NISSAN

SENTRA Auto, A/C

#U3916/HSP796

*5,995

'91 DODGE SHADOW

4 DoorTurquoise Blue, Nice! #U3844/EFE727

*6,488

'91 FORD ESCORT GT

Super Clean, Extra Sharp!

#U3992/EBR377

*6,488 '91 PLYMOUTH

COLT Auto.A/C,P/S.Cassette! #U3853/JADENE

*6,588

'87 DODGE CARAVAN

AT. AC, 7 Passenger

#U4026/CGE84S

*6,988

'90 DODGE DAKOTA

4X2-V-6,AUTO,A/C #U3942/EBJ335

*7,988 '89 PLYMOUTH

VOYAGER Auto.A/C. P /S. P/8 & more...

#3847/CYR140

*8,988

'89 GEO TRACKER 4X4

dll4029013C262

$8,988

'90 FORD AEROSTAR

V6,Auto,A/C,P/S, 7

Passenger #3906/DFV0134

*9,488

r

Military Financing Available

BRING IN THIS COUPON & GET ONE MONTH'S*

GAS ALLOWANCE WITH

EACH PURCHASE** 'Expires 0/10/93

"Bused on 1000 Miles Average per month X 23 MPG Coupon must be presented prior to demo ride.

CUTTER MITSUBISHI -DODGE

IN WAIPAHU 94-1 4 9 FARRINGTON HWY.

671-2626 '399 down plus tor, tic:, $149 dot Me. on approval of your good ecedis. vehtdos Subject to

prior sale. published pncos good thrti W31/93.

tlasslRed IV August 12-18 .1993

MI Toyotas

also on sale!

All ....

All our Chevy, Toyota, Geo analSuzuki prices have been drastically reduced to make room for our new Wahiawa Toyota Showroom!

Extended tit

August 31st

1993 CHEVY TRUCK 5.0 Liter I/8

1993 CHEVY ASTRO VAN EXTENDED

SERVICE MOTOR CO.

PUSH! PULL! DRAG OR TOW! It doesn't matter how ou get it here you'll still get a

Pow. Steering/ Sliding Rear Window/Chrome Step Bumper/ 3.0, V6,

A/C Mugs, Sash.

#93782

Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo, Rear Anti-lock Braking Sys- tem, Heavy Duty Radiator and Shocks, Power Steer- ing, Gravel Anti-Chip Pro- tection, No Deductible 3 year/36,000 Miles Buffiper to Bumper Warranty, Self Aligning Steering Wheel and Much, Much More!

Off

'15,795. (300133)

V6, Auto, Drivers Side Air- bag, 4-Wheel Anti-lock Power Brakes, A/C, Power Door Locks, AM/FM Cas- sette, Tilt Wheel, Deep Tinted Glass and Much, Much More!

(300193)

,faitrAde-4-aeldakri-fo C'4,9o-etivm/

PHONE: G22-4195

HEVROLET GEO TOYOTA SUZUKI

'5199 p4/no for 36 mon.. TAX

Ysikol Inuesiment 53,999 MAY. OH Fess

Residua $6,534.92 L.a.. 10 Own o.A.c.

FREE 10year 100,000 MW VW

Factory Warta*. No Other Factory

Can Offer You A Warranty As

Skoog Al VW

-.1141 r GOLF 1111

$189 MO TAX 48 MO LEASE 51000 DOWN DRIVE

099 RESIDUAL 5659 3033

JETTA III $199 Mo.. Tax-

DOWN DRIVE OFF RESIDUAL ..443111110at, 6145 13092

.

A 10 yr /100,000 mile limiled Pownorain warm* For original o no s

wilt, no doductible. 516 yr., un6rniled Whop* tog and cotroition proleclion Sched tried MoinInnance al no charge lot Iwo y.., or 24,00D mita Road tide &a.k.a. prodded by A. u.S.Aolo Club.

THE BEST USED CAR DEALS ANYWHERE '85 HONDA

ACCORD 3 Dr. Holdlbsck, 5 speed,

A C Was 4995 TC744

'87 DODGE CARAVAN

Runs great, excelleN condition, was

'88 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN

lorded with extras' 54K miles, was 10 995 ECN 906

'91 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR SEDAN

Fully loaded, Only 23K Miles, Was $10,995 EGR943

CLUB WAGON Auto, A/C, 10 Pass., Excellent

Condition. Was $10995 53368701

's

'90 T-BIRD

LX Fully loaded, Extra Clean, low Mr,

On 78K ml. Was 10 995 (940.742)

'91 FORD AEROSTAR

EXTEND VAN! 7 Pass., Auto, Dual A/C,

'92 CHEW CAVALIER

CONVERTIBLE Auto, A/C, Loaded with extras, 13K

miles Was 4995 034

BRIDGE

105 S- KAM HWY WAHIAWA, HAWAII

In Customer Satisfaction On Oahu

S'33111d 13Sda VEklICLES

`93 COLT Starting From

$6,999 6930001 / NO DOWN

50 to Choose From

'199/mo

`93 DAKOTA PICK UP

$9,999 $234/00 #930365 NO DOWN

'93 CHEROKEE 4 DR

$14,999 $364 /MO

#9331208 CYLINDER, AIR, AM/FM, NO DOWN

`93 DODGE INTREPID

$15 999 9 3 89/mo

#930428, 6 CYL, AUTO, AIR, AM/FM CASS & MUCI I MORE NO DOWN

93 GRAND CARAVAN

$17,499 $364/MO #930459 V-6, AIJTO, AIR, CI EILD SAFETY SEATS,

AM/FM CASS, NO DOWN, 72 MO.

'91 DEMO

STEALTH TWIN TURBO

$26,999 All ApplIcanle "'AAR" applOd PrIre do not Include 1.., Iberia. IAN tel.. All ie.. lin 60 month" 17 el on approved "red° ter... 77 atonal..

DODGE JEEP EAGLE 46-177 Kahuhlpa St. 235-8744 .

REGIONAL OVER ORDERED

SHIPMENT

LIQUIDATION SALE BRAND NEW MAZDAS

626's, MPV's, VANS, PROTEGIS, MIA1'AS, MX6, MX:3, RX7, 929, 323.

AND TRUCKS 2 & 4 WHEEL DRIVE.

3 DAYS ONLY FAVAT;3SCRU AUGUST 15

BUY THESE CARS AND TRUCKS AT A FRACTION OF ANY AVAILABLE RETAIL PRICES.

THESE VEHICLES WERE ORDERED IN EXCESS OF INVENTORY CAPABILITIES AND CAN NOT BE RETURN SHIPPED.

1993 MAZDA MPVs NOW FROM $16,999

#937004 OVER 20 TO CHOOSE FROM

'93 OVER 100 WILL BE LIQUIDATED!

ALL $2,000 TO 54,000

BELOW THE ORIGINAL FACTORY M.S.R.P. PRICE.

BUY TODAY FOR

AS 71777,E AS

Sublert to credit approval. Deal, reta In a rebate,. Sale rod. 8/16/P3

LuPZu'la 46-177 Kahuhlpa St. 235-8744

'91 CHEW 1/2 TON 4X4 LONGBED

Only 46,000 Miles

Was 16 995 8111225

'87 SUBARU GL-10 TURBO 4 DR

Power Windows & lacks, Air, Cass.

4954 '85 HONDA ACCORD

4 DR LX Full Power, Auto w/ Air.

'84 CHEW CUSTOM VAN

Fully Loaded w/ Captains Chairs, Bed.

'88 VW VANAGON 7 Passenger, 5 Spd.,

Great to mover. MUST SEE!

'90JEEP CHEROKEE

4x4 5 Spd, Ak, 4.0, Rims

,

'92 ISUZU X

PICK-UP 5 Speed, A/C, Cass., 10.5 Inch ores,

Slid! WDW,Wos$15 995 EY7,71

WE SPECIALIZE IN MILITARY FINANCING Cora In Ad All Cris( s Subject To Prior Solo Price + Tax, LK, S DOC Fee, OAC Solo Ends 8/I 8/93 ' Da,

L/C-gAi

725 Kailuo Rd.

266-7000

MIKE MCKENNA'S

Sett made rn,mIIN TIN aziraii AIM14714

'80 PLYMOUT1; CHAMP

21:03 AUTO COTO..

$495

'84 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX

a CO1.2 OR MO AVOW

*895 '88 CHEVY

CELEBRITY ellata

$995

'83 NISSAN PULSAR NX AUTO P/S A/C STEREO

ISTJ723

$1995 '86 ISUZU

PUP A Mr

$2795

'85 VOLK$WAGON JETTA

CR, AIRONC, STEREO

*29'695 '85 PONTIAC

FIERO GT SIAM V- V.40. STEREO

$2995

'88 DODGE SHADOW

2 OP AUTO NC. STEREO

ClASOO

$3295 '88 SUBARU DL HATCHBACK

AUTO. NO NS COMO

$3395

'84 CHEVY CAMARO Z28

6 WO. AIR MARX 02

LOW MILES V.11

DaY7

$4495 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

Crs AN to r tax and DOC Re

LEEWARD USED CARS 94-819 FARRINGTON HWY. WAIPAHU, HI 047707 677-3333

LONE LS START Chevrolet *86 NOVA Call 537-2178 *to make appt. & give me * 16:6066E6m man *your best offer.

-ON SALE DAILY- *'70 CHEVELLE *eng ins, column shift,

* OM 150 wing /WRY *$500 /oleo, 623-6818.

*'85 MONTE CARLO auto, * A/C. CSD546, $2,999.

* Witinf" 0006.111,..61.1.4,1

235-8744

TIGNEW001.13 WINN * 41111,41113480 VMS

8966411

, BANK REPOS LEASE RETURNS

CLASSIC MUSCLE CARS 36'86 CAVALIER Z24 Fully

loaded plus, great cond., * $4195/01, Lyle, 499-2630.

** GIL USB # -ORME tam *118 BERETTA all power, *new tires & brakes *84500/0130. 576-8371.

CURRENT =37 IROC Z TPI, excel. ERIS * cond., 3314 mi. Must sell,

TO SUBMIT A BID ,r P,I70 ON EASY FINANCING 87500/0130. 531-1672

'81 CORVETTE Low mi *am/fm CD case., alarm., * OR 91SIT OUR * 827,500. 236-2212. *

CORNER OFFIMITTIEWYN

* '92 CORVETTE Standard, *fully loaded, offer. Pgr., * 576-4101

*, '92 Z26, black /5.7L /auto/ * 834_0808 * $ loaded/19K mi./Immac

15,500 625-2125

*M** 71,71, ***: Classic Cars PROBLEM, Got an over crowded closet? Try the Classifieds solution! Advertise those unwanted unused item "For Sale" and then pocket the cash you make) Call today, 235-56561

'55 CADILLAC 4 Dr., all orlp

long°360"7;3-t°4 C"

11

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105 Oneawo St

266-8000 A DIFFERENT KIND OF COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND OF CAR.

When was the last time $1991 bought a cool car?

And were not just talking A/C here. We're talking "hot" aerodynamic s ing, tachometer, the whole nine yards plus an air -bag standard. Now here's the great part, with our new SmartBuy purchase plan, the Saturn SC1 coupe is only $199.58 a month! At the end of 48 monthly payments, you can pay off the balance of $5,465, continue with monthly payments until it is paid for or return your Saturn for a $250 handling fee. Payments total $9,579.84 with normal wear and mileage.

With the GMAC SmanBuy plan, credit approval and 12,200 cash or trade equity down Is all you need. Annual percentage rate is te65%, cash price Is 511,510 Tax, license, doc. fee & options are additional. We have 2 new '93 SCI S-speed coupes at these terms, 4282705,11284823. Terms are available thru 8131193.

SATURN of HONOLULU 2901 North Nirnitz Hwy., Honolulu

Phone: 856-7007 SATURN 1 III. CAS 111...11.1:11S 1111 (112 0 I

Dodge Geo

'84 DAYTONA TURBO Excl., new cond., in/out, leather, no rust, clean, $3000/080. 671-2188.

Ford '75 LTD Mint cond. 4 dr, while w/ tan int., $1000/ OBO. 235-0733, 8-5pm.

'92 TRACKER KKU603. $8,988

CHEVROLET CHEVROLET GEO- PONTIAC

737-0500

Mazda

'85 GLC new brakes, battery & tires. Just tuned, runs great, $800. 262-0554.

Mercedes

Honda '87 ESCORT Excl cond., low mi., auto. $2100/ OBO. 262-9155/578-7155.

'87 MUSTANG Conv t. GT, Mint cond., 4214 mi., loaded, $6990 941-1031.

'89 XLT CLUB WAGON auto, A/C, 10 pass., excel. cond. 836870, (was $10,995) now

$8,995.

MIKE MCKENNA'S WINDWARD FORD

725 KAILUA RD. (FM* 266-7000 '90 MUSTANG 5 SPEED 22K, loaded, excel., $5800 0130. 533-1232.

'90 T-BIRD LX fully loaded. xtre clean, only 28K mi. 0.10742 (was $10,995) now $9,995.

MIKE MeKENNA11 WINDWARD FORD

723 KAILUA RD. (42!). 268-7000 -

Geo

DON'T get swamped by Inflation. Let the Classifieds keep you afloat. phone 235-56581

'90 PRIZM 5 spd.. A/C, AM/FM pull out stereo case sunroof, 85000/ OBO 395-2755

'80 CIVIC, 5 SPD., clean, no rust, runs great, dir., $1490.239 -7873.

'64 CIVIC H/B Well main- tained, 1 owner, no rust, runs great, $1500, 395-5297 eves

'65 ACCORD 3 dr. H/B. 5 spd., A/C. BYC744 (was $4,995) NOW

$2,995. MIKE McKENNA'S

WINDWARD FORD 722 KAILUA RD. 266-7000

'80 CRX 2 dr., 4 cyl , std. A/C, AM /FM.

ESF957, $7,999.

235 -8744

'72 280 SE 4.5 liter, V8, wood dash, sunroof. Fan- tastic classic, $8000. 486-3849 after 600 p.m.

'90 300CE 40,000 ml., excl. cond. $42,150/O1 beet offer. 922-1503.

Mercury

'87 CAPRI 2 dr., excel. running cond. New tires/ clutch. $1375. 499-1965.

'87 SABLE All power, 4014 ml., new tires, $4995.623 -7295.

118 TRACER Fun, 2 dr., etnd., AM/FM, a /c, clean int. 82000/0130 487-1326.

Nissan

'71 2402 CLEAN, 45K orig. ml., $3400 or offer. Must WHO Call 261-4578.

'92 PRELUDE 5 SPD., whl. , loaded, low mi., Payoff/080 423-2050

Mazda '83 RX-7, good condi- tion, second

w54n,e0r00$m20110008.

Cell Ken 247-3201, 396 -1821 or 235-5881

'83 SENTRA, ate. wgn., auto., A/C, runs greet, dlr., $1750. 230-7873

'92 240 55 Lic OWUKA, $11,988

C CHE CUTTER

T two -VROLEPONTIAC

737-0500

Au 1st 12-18 1993 Classified

0 N D A WEVDWARD The onda Windward Athanta e

"They are such nice people - they are right there for you . . I didn't have to teen They gave me a loan car . . 1 wouldn't go anywhere else. I'm glad I went thew .

Rose

THE HONDA WINDWARD ADVANTAGE INCLUDE Ss

Free Loan Cars For Service Rated #1 on Oahu for Customer Satisfaction No Hassle Purchase Experience No Dealer Markup Stickers No Down Payment Financing* .on approved credit

Top Trade In Values (we desperately need used cars)

Special Military Financing & Mainland Releases Over 300 Cars In Stock Only Honda Dealer in Hawaii With Mainland Prices

Now Liquidating Surplus Inventory!

'93 HONDA ACCORD DX - 4 Door

11,988 #2398

'93 HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK

$8,432 #2582

USED CAR SPECIALS! '81 SUBARU GL (BGG-506) 573/18 MOS. OR

'84 BUICK CENTURY (8XF-828) 571/24 MOS. OR

'85 ISUZU I-MARK ICG8-1131 $71/24 MOS. OR

'81 CHEV G30 CARGO VAN IEEA-233l 1119/24 MOS. OR

'84 CHRYSLER 5TH AVE (809-8381 5119/24 MOS. OR

$1,695 $1,995 $1,995 $2,995 $2,995

'85 HONDA CIVIC (pH% 009) 5119/24 MO5 OR $ 2,9 9 5 '87 BUICK SKYHAWK iCNE.508) 5113/30 MOS. OR $ 3 , 3 9 5 '88 OLDS CALAIS (CUA-883) 5129/30 MOS. OR

'89 HONDA CRX imm80) $163/42 MOS. OR

'91 GEO STORM (E)0-699) 5192/42 MOS. OR

$3,795 $5,995 $6,995

All pekes are plus tea, license & $195 DOC Fee, plus dealer Installed options. New cars: 20% down, terms 72 mos., 10.27% APR. Used cars: $500 down, terms 18-30 mos., 12.5% APR. Cr.ellt on approval. Can subject to prior .61.. Good th ough 8/16/93.

HONDA TA Irr.'". -"""T AT A 7,

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FAMILY MOTORS ANNUAL CLEARANCE

"WE TURN PRICES UPSIDE DOWN!'"

WE HAVE A FINANCE PROGRAM FOR EVERYONE!

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SUBJECT TO CREDIT OK PRICES PLUS TAX A Lie. FEES

FAMILY MOTORS 94-267 Farrington Hwy.

Waipahu, Call for Directions

676-1600 HOURS 9-9 SAT-SUN 9-4

Oldsmobile

'84 CUTLASS SUPREME Brougham, black, 2 door, auto., tinted. 247-1168.

'85 CUTLASS 4 dr., 8 cyl., Well maint. $2500 Pat 836-3203 or 488-9688

'91 CUTLASS Supreme SL. Mint/loaded/low mi./ ext. warranty. New 19K. $13,500 or $3500 take over payment. 537-5555.

Plymouth

'85 RELIANT Auto air radio. CBF774, $1,999.

woos. Ruts

'88 HORIZON Excl cond., low mi., auto. $2000.262- 9155/578 -1755

Pontiac

'92 GRAND AM EJ0293, $8,988

CGNEUVROLET

TTER

EO - PON71AC

737-0600

Pontiac '93 FIREBIRD, mmac., Cobalt blue, low mi., 6 disc CD changer, custom theft alarm. Sacrifice at $10,900. Call 236-1405.

247.8544 OPEN

7 DAYS A WEEK Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Suzuki '90 SWIFT 4 dr., clean, A/C, 26K mi., $4800/ofr. 396-5014. or 923-4971.

Toyota '82 TERCEL Yellow 4 dr. Excl. cond., 74K, $1795/ obo. Must sell. 737-7060.

'82 TERCEL, 4 DR., clean, runs great, 84K, dlr., $1650. 239-7873.

'IS TERCEL A/C, stereo, clean, no rust, 82K, $2895. Dlr, 239-7873.

Volkswagen

'66 BUG 1611, 87 trans., dual port heads, runs excl., needs paint. Call 833-1323.

'74 SUPER BEETLE New motor, good cond. $600/ OBO. 576-8371. Bp.

'74 SUPER BUG Good trans., $600. 486-9688 after 5 or Ive mess.

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A NEW CAR 01:, UK FOUR DAYS ONLY! ,1

ONE 7

,99 PRICE $186.39 Mon

CLEARAIVCE "sin Ass2,000 .00 FACORY CASH REBATES AVAILABLE

'93 ALTIMA XE 2.4 liter, Power Steering,

Driver Side Ai

G. OCTAL

16 0,995

93 ALTIMA GXELX Air, Power Window, D/L Mirrors, Cassels, C/C, DOW Side Ai

50 RETAIL

'19,994 13,995

"Grea USED CARS" '76 FORD GRANADA

$1,795 '88 CHEVY CORSICA

ISC170 $3,695 '86 NISSAN 200SX

$3,995 '85 HONDA PRELUDE

MI, $4,875 '88 BUICK REGAL

$5,250 '86 HONDA ACCORD DU

ss29.-i6795 NISSAN SENTRA

Int '..$5,995 '91 MAZDA MX-6

two $9,395

'85 CHEVY CELEBRITY

$1,895 '87 HONDA PRELUDE

83,8951 '84 NISSAN MAXIMA

IWO", $4, 1150 '82 TOYOTA PASS. VAN

$4,895 '91 NISSAN PICK-UP

$ 5_,695 '86 H ONDA ACCORD 995 '91 NISSAN SE V-6 KING CAB

$8,695 '90 FORD F-250 P/UP

13,295

DAVE CHUN'S

WINDWARD NISSAN 46-151 KAHUHIPA STREET235-6433

AUTO KNIGHT

DORGENCY ROAD Marta WITH I Mr

nKFa

#1 s= I THE STATE

"JEEP STORE" '93 GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO

e3213

"We wroh. ihe book on wheel (hi/v.'!"

OFF FACTORY STICKER!

UP TO '93

01

$ 2 5 MI WRANGLER

UPI()

OFF FACTORY STICKEFIl

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'93 SUMMIT SS

THIS WEEK'S BEST BUY SPECIALS!

aP

87 Mazda 82800 White, 5-speed, AC. Mega Camper top C8A960 $5995 91 Toyota Pick Up Saver, 5-spd SKUNK I $6495 88 Nissan Van XI Maroon, Auto, P/8, C8F082

89 GMC Safari Van Auto, P/8, AC, P/W DOBC183 $8995

89 Honda Accord LXI 2-dr, AC, P/W, 8 More DCV599

$9995 89 Nissan Maxima Back OXE, Enjoy the luxury! FBC511 $10,450

92 Jeep Wrangler Black, 5-sp, Very sharp ESR901

$11,995

SEAS

92 Dodge Stealth Green, Awesome to drivel EZZ232

$19,995 92 Saturn SLR 4-dr, Maroon, Auto, P/S, AC, P/W ERR868

$SAVE

91 BMW 5251 White, 4-dr EWY858

$24,995

Hyunoni AT THE BIG ROUND BUILDING NIMITZ & LAGOON DRIVE 836-0515

SOUTH SEAS PROUDLY ANNOUNCES OUR NEW TRUCK & VAN CENTER...WITH A GREAT

SUMMER ALL PRICES MILITARY SIZZLER DRASTICALLY BUYERS SALE!! REDUCED! WELCOME!!

85 Plymouth Reliant

$2999 84 Ford Mustang Clean, Clean, Clean, Low miles BVT880

$3999 89 Ford Fiesta

$3999

88 Mazda 323 4-dr, Auto, AC, CPT312

86 Subaru GL

$4999 90 Geo Metro LSI 3-dr hatchback, Under 30,000

IgGIExtras 1 $4999

90 Hyundai Excel

$4999 92 Mazda 323 2-dr hatchback, Loaded, Under 70,000 MOM EVN449

86 Jeep Cherokee

$7999

87 Chevy Blazer Low miles, 60y1, E8J380 999 91 Ford Probe CL

$9999 91 Dodge Truck Under 6,000 mHes B8R365

SOUTH SEAS MOTORS KAM KW 46-004 KAWA STREET KANEOHE 247-CARS

$9999 -

V WIN A TRIP TO LAS VEGAS!!!

GRAND OPENING

SALE!

OURS

MUSIC WITH

FREE THE

H "ROAD

HOUSE" s

%El & SODA

SALE ISLAND AIR FARES WITH EVERY NEW OR USED

EV NEW AND USED CAR

DRASTICALLY REDUCED

SUPER SPECIALS ON SALE USED CARS!!! 83 VW VANAGON Auto, 2tene, Hurry, EYA449

81 FORD F100 AC, Very nice, Must met CAS812

83 FORD RANGER 4X4 V6, Custom wheels, MIMI 959417

82 TOYOTA 4X4 35 Mud stompers, Awesome lift, Mohan 951958

88 ACURA INTEGRA LS AC, Sunroof, Alloys, Beautttull 046427

(ARI.CAAR ORRJRCT TO MI. IVAVR

OA U CHRYSLER JEEP

$2972 $3772 $4472 $5972 $6672

91 FORD RANGER Bright white, Stereo, Hurry!

88 CHEVY BLAZER 4X4 Black beauty, AC, Auto, Hurry! ESX594

89 FORD AEROSTAR XL V6, Weekend speclall DC9452

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90 DODGE CARAVAN SE AC, Auto, 72 Hour Seel DC1718

$6772 $7972 $7972 $7972 $9972

94-245 FARRINGTON HIGHWAY WAIPAHU, HAWAII 96797 676-5454

VI Classified August 12-18, 1993

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CUTTER FORD-ISUZU

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487-3811

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DODGE JEEP/EAGLE

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UP TO $2800 REBATE ON SELECTED

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'93 1SUZU P/U

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STILL HAWAII'S BEST BUY, (41476)

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$10,988 '93 AMIGO

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'93 E250 VAN

x13,988 '93 F150 4X4

$14,988 '93 RODEO

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'01 CHEVROLET MALIBU $995 (EIV)(90(1) 45R, 4 CYL, A I CI

'BO FORD ESCORT (E101423) LOW MILES $2395 rEcrACLi)RjlENII9,P

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92 DODGE RAM 50 (ECT3313) CASSETTE $6995

NRCASSETTE. AUTO, A/C NTIAC FIREBIRD $9995

12 CHEVROLET CAVALIER $9995 (14624031 GREAT BUY

112140111111T CAVALIER RS w.wLOW MILES. CLEAN

$8995

'99 BUICK SKYLARK IESISTS) AUTO $10,795 ('59008,,,?,,,LACCORD LX $10,995

TtaigAI (jR A $10,995 (iceMES, LOAOEO .

'90 PONTIAC TRANSPORT SE $11,995 (065229) LOADED!

1Ifft r,°11. TAURUS $12,395

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,,SsOpE7N LOADED, SECURITY 514,995

,v113 '93 EAGLE SUMMff WAGON on 17 IN PLYMOUTH VISTA WAGON si

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WIPER, P/S, P/B, AND MUCH MOREL

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--$13,988 0.014 '93 DODGE INTREPID 22 IN

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1 AT THIS PRICE 0310378

LOADED, P/W, P/L, A/C, SPEED CONTROL, AM /FM CASS.

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STARTING AT THIS PRICEstsg8 a3Z0393

'86 CHEVY CALA VIER

$1588 '71 FORD MUSTANG

$2988 '86 DODGE CARAVAN LE

$2988 '87 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS

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, Arr P 5 P'P 7594 .P1,1521 '89 DODGE SHADOW $3988

$3988

$3988 $4988

89 FORD ESCORT Pad,, A. A r

41500'.1:01325

'88 FORD TEMPO

45P6'of PPM?

'86 FORD BRONCO II P 494 46 ,WG' 0Pg611

'88 CRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE

'89 VW JETTA Aldo Al, 2(908 Molts 104 41,1115,1

718 BUICK CENTURY Am IV CA, Ault, All.

'86 FORD BRONCO II ,I1614

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COMPLETE A MAIL IN TODAY TO CUTTER CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DDOSE JEEP/EAGLE 735 DILLINGHAM BLVD . HONOLULU, HI 941817 PH 842.8300 FAX 842.6398

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$4988 $4988

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$6988

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'88 MAZDA 929

'89 PONTIAC 6000 GTE

'91 GEO STORM

'90 NISSAN KNG CAB

'92 NISSAN SENTRA XI

'91 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM

s6988

s7588

s7988

s7988

$7988

$7988 '88 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE $7988 90 CHEVY LUMINA $8988 '89 CADILLAC poVIELE $9988 89 FORD F250 XL

'92 MAZDA MPV

90 PONTIAC TRANSPORT

90 ISUZU TROOPER LS

$ 1 1 ,988 92 DODGE DAKOTA LE

$12,988

$9988

$9988

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'92 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE

$ 1 5,988 '92 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORTS 15,988

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$6988 '93 S.

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$9988 '93 CHEVROLET CAVALIER SEDAN

$10,488

STEM 130653 4 CAL. A/C, ALUMINUM WHEELS. AM / FM STEREO, FLOOR MATS, TINTING AND BOOR SIRE MOLDING

93 GEO,STORPA 4 CYL, STEREO

AUTOMATIC, A /C, WHEELS

1 1 F988 93 C1500'/2 TON TRUCK

STKI1130995 6 CYL, AM RADIO, BED LINER

$11,988 '93 S-10 BLAZER

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4,3, 5 SPD P /L, P/W

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737-0500 15 TOYOTA TERCEL $1888 LEIBUDIM

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IS CHET CELEDIUTY MIEN $2988 mow

10 GEO METRO $3988 IDEW9151

Ti MERCURY MARQUIS $4988 1C1Y70)

'90 CHEVROLET CAVALIER $4988 (REpm

91 DODGE MM 50 P/UP $9888 GEES474)

'90 GEO STORM $5988 MOW

19 MAZDA MXG $6388 (CXWM41)

Ill NISSAN PASSENGER VAN $8488 IDIN141)

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o'WomItHEVCAVAUBICONV $8988

11 CHEVROLET CORSICA $8988,

'89 FORD AEROSTAR ICWS6C01 $7988 '90 ISUZU P/UP 15011710 $7988 12 CHEVROLET CAVALIER $7988

19 PONTIAC GRAND AM $7988 MAIO

WI TOYOTA CAMRY 8988 (0.17,

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112 POIMAC GRANO AM $11,288 (MOM

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