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E-6 Picnic

An island-wide E-6 picnic is scheduled for June 28 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Nimitz Cove, located at Naval Air Station Barbers Point. The event will include all-you-can-eat barbe- cue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., entertainment and games. Open to all E-6s and their families, pre-paid tickets cost $4 per person. Children under 2 eat free. Deadline for ticket purchase is Monday. For more information, call SSgt. Robert Andrews at 257- 7020.

Library Hours

The base library's hours of operation have changed. It is now open from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. Vacancies in personnel positions necessitated the change, and one vacancies are filled, the library will revert to normal hours of operation.

Recycling The Rainbow Recycling

Center is now open Saturdays, from 8 a.m. to noon. Help MCB Hawaii turn trash to cash by bringing in your industrial and household recyclables. The center accepts glass containers, aluminum cans, plastic bottles, jugs and buckets, cardboard, white and colored office paper, computer paper and non-fer- rous metals. It is located in building 132 at the intersec- tion of 1st and D Streets (on the way to the base Marina) and is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. For more information, call Greg Wilcox at 257-4300.

Fund Drive Results

MCB Hawaii will conduct a blood drive June 20 from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the Bachelor Officer's Quarters conference room, building 503. All are welcome to contribute the gift of life for those in need. For more information, call GySgt. Josypenko at 257-1340/3305 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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K-Bay man stabilizes crash victim Cpl. Steven Williams

Combat Carospondeol

A fire protection specialist from Base Safety, here, stabi- lized a victim in a single-car accident on H-1 at approximately 2 p.m. June 5. Emergency crews arrived 15 minutes later.

Moke Freitas, a former Air Force firefighter, reacted when he saw a car collide with a cement wall on the H- 1 freeway viaduct near Honolulu Int. Airport

"I saw the car smash into the wall," said Freitas. "I

didn't see what made him do it, but I knew I needed to help him."

"I stopped the car and he immediately jumped out and ran through heavy traffic to the vehicle," said Jeff Wilson, explosives safety officer, BS, who was driving Freitas back from Puuloa Range in Ewa. "Smoke was rolling out of the car. Moke got there took control of the situatf.44.: and then started te114*

B Company rages through Schofield

Cpl. Michael Wiener Combat Correspondent

It looked like a ghost town - empty buildings, doors banging in the wind and an eerie silence. But around every corner, down every hallway and in every closet, enemy lingered in the shadows, waiting for the Marines of B Company, 1st Battalion, 3d Marines. With the explosion of a hand grenade, a squad of

Marines rushed in the first building, and room-by- room, exterminated the enemy.

One hundred twenty-two Marines of B Co. brushed up on their Military Operations in Urban Terrain skills at Schofield's MOUT town June 4 and 5.

"We just practiced our basic squad and fireteam tac- tics," said Capt. Paul P. Ryan, company commander. "We broke squads down in different ways, developed search and security teams and worked on individual movements - things we don't get a lot of practice at."

On the first day of training, the Marines executed room clearing, in preparation for the following day's activities.

"Individual squads attacked other squads defending the buildings," said Ryan. "The attacking squads' objec- tive was to clear all the buildings using what they learned and practiced."

The rehearsals paid off in a big way, according to LCpI. Adam C. Slaughter, 1st squad leader, 1st platoon.

"Squads did a good job even though they have haven't worked with each other very long," said Slaughter. "We got our room-clearing procedures down and pretty quickly, too."

Aside from minor problems, Slaughter found very few mistakes from his squad. "There's always going to be little things, but we had no

major weaknesses we need to improve on," said Slaughter. "Right now, we don't have any set standard operating procedures, but we're working on them." The Marines returned to base after two days of heavy

MOUT training. However, two days is not enough to become experts in urban warfare, said Ryan. "Proficiency in MOUT involves many hours of practice

and up-keep," said Ryan. "It takes a lot of technique- intensive training to become proficient, and then it takes regular training to keep the skills. You can't do enough MOUT training."

bystanders what they needed to do."

Freitas was just in time to protect the victim's health and maybe even his life, he said.

"The bystanders were pulling on the car," said Freitas. "They probably would've pulled the individual out if I hadn't arrived. In any case like that where you suspect neck injury, it's best to stabilize the individual in the car, then let the paramedics deal with him."

If the man had been pulled from the car, Freitas said he could have suffered a severed or pinched spinal cord and paralyzation. Freitas jumped into the back seat of the vehicle and held the man's head while offering soothing words of encourage- ment.

"He was in a lot of pain," said Freitas. 'The air bag deployed into his chest and may have fractured some ribs. But that's nothing com-

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Ì didn't see what made him do it, but I knew I needed to

help him.' MOKEY FREITAS

Base Safety Department

Digital photo by Cpl Michael Wiener

PFC Richard Rubio, B Company. 1/3, pops his head out of an opening but doesn't see the enemy, LCpI. Kenneth B. Armstrong Jr., lurking behind him.

Free computer lab opens Cpl. Steven Williams

Combat corespondent

A new computer lab worth more than $100,000 and open to practically anyone, was boot- ed up June 2 by the Joint Education Center, here. Technical and Academic

Learning Laboratory consists of 12 Pentium 133 computers with 17-inch monitors, six laser printers, a laser tracking white board, a "Light Pro," or screen projector for a computer, and an

Digital photo by Cpl. Steven Williams

Ouch! LC 1. Jeffery Mickel (on ground) and PFC Terry Delong, both from E Company, 2/3, practice a little line training under the Kaneohe Bay sun.

AST Advantage 626, the lead computer in the lab.

"Authorized users in priori- tized order will be active duty military, active duty adult family members, base civilian employees, retirees and adults with legitimate access to base," said Loretta Cornett -Huff, education officer, JEC. "If someone of higher priority comes into the lab while the computers are full, a person of lower priority will be bumped to allow space."

Children younger than 18 will

not be allowed in the lab, she continued. The forecasted hours for

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8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Fridays.

8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays. 1:30 to 10 p.m. Sundays.

These hours are anticipated once JEC is able to get an education technician who can provide unbiased counselling.

`Fighting Fourth' returns to Maui to render honors

Cpl. Melinda Weathers MorForPac PAO

Members of the fourth Marine Division recently returned to the place which offered refuge from the atrocities of World War II during their Pacific battle campaign. Members of the Fighting Fourth

gathered at the former Camp Maui, now the Fourth Marine Division Memorial Park, to honor the late Jack G. Crouse, who was a driving force behind the park, and to bury a 50-year time capsule. The county of Maui also declared May 31 "Fourth Marine Division Day."

"We have not forgotten how to open our arms and greet old friends," Lingle said. "You accomplished much and Maui is proud to call you its own."

At this year's reunion, handshakes, hugs, tears and laughter all filled the crowd as the former members of the Fourth, with their families and friends, renewed bonds forged on the battlefield. On hand were special guest speaker Maj. Gen. Emil R. "Buck" Bedard, deputy commander, MarForPac and the mayor of Maui County, Linda Crockett Lingle. Other speakers included Gene Davis, national president of the Fourth Marine Division Association, Charles "Chilly" Newman, Fourth Marine Division Memorial Park national chairman and Frank Pokrop, chairman of the scholarship committee.

Camp Maui, located 1,500 feet above sea level on the slopes of the

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pared to what could've happened if it didn't. He would've suffered head trau- ma."

"He also told the bystanders what they needed to do to help," Wilson said. "He told them to disconnect the battery to prevent flames and to watch for fire in case it needed to be extinguished."

The Honolulu Police Department and Honolulu Fire Department showed up 15 minutes later, Wilson said. They commended Freitas for his selfless work. When the victim was removed from the vehicle by paramedics, he moaned and complained of back pains, Freitas said.

"lb me, it was nothing," said Freitas. "I was just doing something I was trained to do."

Freitas was a firefighter with 945th Civil Engineering Squadron at Hickam Air Force Base from 1985 to 1988. He took emergency medical technician training in 1987.

In 1988, he went to the Federal Fire Department. He moved over to his current job last year.

Although the heroic action seemed like a scene straight from the big screen for people like Wilson, he said Freitas said there's no glory in situations like this.

"I just saw someone who needed help and gave it to him," said Freitas. "I hope someone would do the same for me."

The victim was taken to Queen's Medical Center, according to Freitas.

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10,000-foot Crater of Haleakala in the northeastern part of the island, became the Fourth's second home. Civilization slowly grew out of the barren fields of Camp Maui, with as many as 19,000 leathernecks at a time calling the camp home.

It was 53 years ago in February 1944, when members of the Fourth Marine Division battled a fierce and hardened Japanese force to capture the Kwajalein Atoll in the United States' Central Pacific offensive, and later displayed their "uncommon

valor" on Iwo Jima. The accomplishments of the Fourth

were many during the war. The young men of the Fourth were the first to go directly into combat from the United States. The Fourth was also the first division to capture a Japanese mandated island while defeating the enemy in the shortest combat time in the Pacific campaign, when the leathernecks attacked Kwajalein Atoll in the heart of the Marshall Islands.

But perhaps the most remarkable feat the Fourth accomplished was the affected the most combat missions in the shortest time of any military unit during World War II from Jan. 31, 1944 to March16, 1945.

Terrorism declines but threat remains high as United States looks to future

Linda Kozaryn American forces Press Inforrnoson Service

WASHINGTON - Global terrorism dropped to a 25-year low in 1996, but last year's attacks were much more deadly than in the past, according to a State Department report released April 30.

The number of international terrorist incidents dropped from a peak of 665 in 1987 to 296 in 1996, State Department officials said. The death toll, however, rose from 163 in 1995 to 311 in 1996. Officials attribute this increase to more ruthless attacks on mass civilian targets and use of more powerful bombs.

While the number of international attacks dropped, State Department officials said, the threat of terrorism remains high. A growing concern is the possible use of materials of mass destruction, officials said.

Governments throughout the world have condemned terrorism, which has led to a decline in state-sponsored terrorism, officials said. Iran, a primary state sponsor, has not been deterred, however. "As terrorism becomes more global, cooperation among states is indispensable," the report states.

U.S. counterterrorist policy is three- pronged. First, make no deals with terrorists nor submit to blackmail.

Second, treat terrorists as criminals, pursue them aggressively and apply the rule of law. Third, impose econom- ic, diplomatic and political sanctions on states which sponsor and support terrorists.

"We will never surrender to terror," President Bill Clinton said in April. "America will never tolerate terrorism. America will never abide terrorists. Wherever they come from, wherever they go, we will go after them. We will not rest until we have brought them all to justice."

Two-thirds of the 1996 international terrorist attacks were "minor acts of politically motivated violence against commercial targets," State Department officials said. The other third included Marxist terrorists in Lima, Peru, seizing the Japanese ambassador's residence and hundreds of hostages. Suicide bombings in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem aimed at destroy- ing the Middle East peace process killed more than 60. A truck bombing at Khobar Thwers in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, in June last year killed 19 U.S. airmen and wounded hundreds more.

DoD shifted into high gear to thwart terrorism in the Middle East and else- where following the Khobar Towers attack. The tragedy sparked a vigor- ous, DoD-wide campaign to safeguard U.S. service members.

DoD's goal is to be ready for any con- tingency. About 30 nations now possess chemical and biological weapons programs and at least 12 have advanced missile capabilities, U.S. Defense Secretary William S. Cohen said recently at a terrorism conference at University of Georgia in Athens.

Adversaries may use a variety of creative means searching for an Achilles' heel, Cohen said. Cyber soldiers and saboteurs can threaten the nation with computer viruses or logic bombs. Terrorists who resort to weapons of mass destruction can destroy hundreds of thousands of lives.

'This scenario of a nuclear, biological or chemical weapon in the hands of a terrorist cell or rogue nation is not only plausible, it's quite real," Cohen warned. 'The information superhigh- way is not traveled only by pilgrims and high priests of peace. Sick scoundrels, religious zealots, flat-out fanatics and extreme fundamentalists have entered the stream of electronic commerce and communication."

U.S. officials are also ramping up against the threat of domestic terrorism. As part of DoD's Domestic Preparedness Program, military teams are helping federal, state and local emergency response officials in 120 American cities prepare for possible chemical/biological attacks.

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Cpl. Michael Cross MCAGCC, lwertiynine Palms Palk Affairs

MARINE CORPS AIR-GROUND COMBAT CENTER, Twentynine Palms, Cali£ - Before a Marine goes to war, training, and lots of it, must first take place.

Two reserve Marines from the Tactical Training Evaluation Control Group ensure their reserve and active duty counterparts receive the necessary training so they are capable of going where the country needs its Marines at a moment's notice.

Staff Sgt. Douglas Webster and MSgt. Jim Garland, both reservists who were recently attached to IT ECG, help train visit- ing Combined Arms Exercise Marines by evaluating their perfor- mances during live -fire exercises. However, they only do this during their drill time, they said.

Although they don't spend all year training their fellow Marines, the two Marines said they maintain their training skills. Both were active duty and went to the reserve side of the house after their first enlistment.

'The training doesn't change very much," said Garland, a Penbroke, Mass. native. He is a member of the Individual Ready reserve unit out of the Naval War College in Newport, R.I. The ranges are pretty much the same, so you know how to evaluate the training. 'No days after arriving, I was out here evaluating the infantry units."

Webster is a member ofthe Individual Mobilization Augmentation unit out of his hometown of Las Vegas. He enjoys doing his drill time aboard the Combat Center, he said.

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Sergeants major prepare for August symposium

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Rewrite and upgrade the Good Conduct Medal certificate. Service ribbon for Drill Instructors and Marine Security Guards. A recommendation that Marines competing for gunnery sergeant

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Be there at Dewey Square If you say 'yes' - show up

After working here in the "head shed" for a couple of months, I've noticed a disturbing trend at cere-

monies in Dewey Square - empty chairs! It really didn't make an impression on

me until last week. At about 9:40 a.m., I heard the Marine Forces Pacific Band crank off. I, like most Marines, thorough- ly enjoy watching and listening to them. They were providing a concert of requested music at Dewey Square to an almost empty reviewing area.

I counted 21 Marines at or near the reviewing stand. Almost every one of them stopped and watched the band form the concert formation and begin playing. As the band played, approximately 15 minutes, I saw people wander up and enjoy the performance. After the band resumed their parade position, most of the gathering went back to their preparations.

I wondered what the Marines standing in the sun looking over the top of their instruments at the

empty reviewing area were thinking. I have no doubt what "LCpI. Guthrie" would have been thinking. The change of command ceremony began on time.

Nothing really unusual -about that - after all, we are Marines and pride ourselves on punctuality. However, there lots of orange seats with white labels and no bodies in them. Usually, reserved seating (the ones with white labels) is made only for those who RSVP as attending. Two Marines had a very important day in their lives and not many people who agreed to be there showed up. The preponderance of Marine officers will have

two commands in their careers - once at the company/battery level and once at the battalion/squadron level. At the rank of colonel the population and opportunities for command really thin out. So why didn't more Marines turn out to

salute the efforts of a successful commander and wish an incoming commander well, especially after agreeing to be there? Our word is our bond as commanding officers, sergeants major and first sergeants. We bring no MOS credibility to our assignments; only our integrity and a good (or bad) name. We have the highest highs and the lowest lows and we want fellow Marines to share the high points of our job with us. That's why we invite peers and those we admire to the changes of command and posts and reliefs. We are trying to show our guests we appreci- ate their support and guidance and just one more time say, "Look at my Marines. Ain't. they great?"

The next time you are invited to a ceremony, RSVP. If you respond in the positive, be there! And arrive early - you just might get an unexpect- ed treat. - SgtMa.j. L.R. Guthrie, Base Inspector Office

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Kipping was a cop out; ust stick to the standards

Itoo am tired of all the discussion of the "new" Physical Fitness Thst (PFT Changes,

Hawaii Marine, May 29). Marine Corps Order 6100.3J Physical Fitness, dated Feb. 29, 1988, as well as the previous edition, specified the pull up should be executed so as to maintain a vertical movement. The revision which everyone is so

puckered about provides "common language definitions" which make it clear the pendulum motion, or "kipping," is not allowed. You see, for some unclear reason and without official sanction, Marine leaders collec- tively decided to stop enforcing this standard. I suspect it went something like this, "If they're not going to require their Marines to meet the standard, and I require mine to, I render them non-competitive." This same mentality also plagues our performance evaluation systems.

I believe the current PFT exercises are simple to execute, with specifica- tions that are easily enforceable, allowing a "level playing field" evaluation of all Marines. My opinion aside, they are the exercises designated by the commandant of the Marine Corps. I may be old fashioned, but for some reason I feel obligated to obey and enforce his standards.

I'm sure he has legions of "fitness

experts," bonafide and self-appointed alike, who are taking time out from hawking abdominizers and thigh masters to offer their input. If and/or when, a revision to the order specifies different exercises, I will just as enthusiastically comply and/or enforce those.

I can't, help but notice the same Marines who have difficulty performing dead-hang pullups also exhibit difficulty negotiating the obstacle course and climbing ropes. I recall observing a lot of "technique weenies" who used to imitate Kermit the Frog, reaping a quick 100 points for pullups, having difficulty at the obstacle course too.

Rope climbing, load bearing and the negotiation of obstacles requires the individual to demonstrate strengtilt, stamina, endurance and let's not forget resolve, in order to successfully complete these tasks. I may be off the mark, but it seems to me the training which helps you accomplish .

these tasks must inherently prepare you for the dead-hang pullup evaluation. "Muscle memory?" That dawg don't hunt!

I have to wonder if those so vigor- ously challenging the relevance of the dead-hang pull up are not the same ones who were whining when the actual PFT score became identified in section A of the fitness report.

Let's stop this whining and fulfill our obligation. - 1stSgt. R.A. Hawkins, SNCO Academy

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College degrees you make it happen if you want

Cpl. Steven Williams Combat Correspondent

Forest Gump's mama always said "stupid is as stupid does." That's probably because she was in the Marine Corps at

one point and didn't go to college before she got out. She did- n't have the money, time or patience to deal with paperwork. Then, a few months before she got out, she found out stu-

pid she was. The Marine Corps pays for 75 percent of college tuition on active duty, and she could've tested out of subjects she already knew with free College Level Examination Programs. All it takes is a trip to the Joint Education Center and a couple hours a couple days a week and minimal paperwork.

She's currently kicking herself in the rear area security element because she could've had a huge head start on a degree had she started taking college courses when she had the chance. Tuition assistance

"Marines don't realize they are allowed to have $2,500 for undergraduate studies and $3,500 for graduate in tuition assistance at an accredited institution every fiscal year," SSgt. Vincent Caballero, education technician, JEC, here, said. 'There are several advantages to taking college courses while still on active duty, including most of the cost is paid for and the command encourages education."

Marines receive more assistance for graduate studies because of the dramatic increase in cost from undergraduate studies. For example, Caballero said Hawaii Pacific University charges $82 for one credit in a lower division undergraduate study while it's $296 for a credit in a graduate class.

But, no matter where Marines are in their degree pursuit, the Marine Corps pays 75 percent of the tuition. That is, it's paid for if the students stick it out and pass the

class. If they voluntarily drop out because they can't hack it or they receive a failing grade, they will have to pay the full amount.

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College courses are also available to family members, according to Caballero. They aren't eligible for TA, but they can apply for financial assistance through the college.

Sadly, only 2,276 personnel here are attending classes out of around 8,000 aboard, according to Loretta Cornett-Huff, education officer. Caballero said that's a bad ratio, consider- ing college programs are available to everyone.

"It really bothers me as a former recruiter because 90 percent of the prospects I talked to wanted college and money

for it," Caballero said. "Many of them leave the Corps without it. Why not knock it out while you're in?" Another way to get a head start is taking free College Level Examination Program tests. Offered on a variety of subjects, these exams, once passed, give students credits without taking classes on the subject. CLEP tests are available in general subjects such as English and Science or other subjects ranging from business management to carpentry. Family members can also take these examinations for $42. There is an important fact to remember for Marines transitioning back into the civilian community intending to pursue degrees. "There is a large number of Marines left that are enrolled in the Veterans Education Assistance Program," Caballero said. "The president just

signed a bill that would give these people access to the Montgomery GI Bill. The GI Bill will give them more than $15,000 in benefits rather than the $8,100 offered by VEAP." These are only a few educational advantages offered

through the Marine Corps. The JEC has a variety of program which allow base personnel to tailor their education to exactly what they plan to pursue as a career, Caballero said.

So, don't turn out like mama who's sitting in a classroom slamming her head on her books. She could've graduated with just a few more classes had she just gone to school a couple nights a week on active duty.

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A free Apprenticeship Program is available at the Joint Education Center for Marines to earn an apprenticeship certificate from the Department of Labor by just doing their jobs and logging it in.

"It's.a shame that for as easy as it is and as little time as it takes that more Marines don't do it," said PFC Kevin T. Aull, education clerk, JEC, here.

There are two major advantages to the Apprenticeship Program, according to Aull. First, is Marines getting out have a head start in their job field and the experience may boost their chances with employers. Second, is Marines staying in have a certificate to add to their service record books which looks good on promotion boards.

"It's a feather in your hat," said Aull. "All you have to do is complete a certain number of hours in each skill area involved with the apprenticeship area you want to pursue, and you get a certificate."

Military occupational specialties, time in service and Marine Corps Institute courses also count for hours. Marines receive 1,000 hours toward their certificate for every one year of active duty service following their MOS school.

However, students can only be accredited up to half of the required hours for the certificate. The remaining half must be earned.

If Marines' MOSs are not located on the AP Marine list, they can apply for an area on the Navy list, and vice versa. The certificate also counts for credits toward

an associate's degree at some colleges. Applying is simple, according to Aull. Marines can drop by the

JEC, pick up a registration application, then return it with a copy of page eight from their SRBs. Classes on the AP are available to units here, Aull said. "I usually teach one once or twice a week," he continued. "All the

units have to do is call up and request it." AP certificates are almost too easy, according to Aull. Marines just

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Why aren't you recycling? This is a question I

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Recycling is a great way to help clean up the earth, and it is good for the economy, as manufacturing an item from recycled parts is cheaper than using raw materials. lbo often though, people think their neighbor will do their part so they don't have to.

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kitchen, bathroom or automotive trash bags. If they are plastic, hang them on a nail in the kitchen or line a small garbage container with them. If the bags are paper, line a larger garbage container with them.

Instead of throwing your soda cans in the trash, put them in the sink and rinse them out when you do the dishes. Hang a plastic commissary bag on your kitchen door and pitch the cans in there. When the bag is full, simply drop it in the bright yellow recycling bin we all have in base housing.

Do the same with any glass or plastic containers with the numeral "2" on the bottom. Don't forget to do it with plastic milk containers as well.

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When you drag your trash can back in from pickup, just drag your recycling bin out to the curb.

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tion on new fathers and family additions.

Cpl. Steven Williams Combat Correspondent

Mummies carry babies for nine months, providing a life line for their children until birth. Daddies do the dishes. Mommies go through nearly a year of pain, confusing emotions and lifestyle changes.

Daddies offer understanding. Mommies endure hours of labor and anguish as babies come

into the world. Daddies cut the cord. With moms being so important in their babies' lives, daddies

may not feel very important in the birth process, Barbara Essman, instructor for the Armed Services YMCA lamaze class, here, said. But according to most of the moms in the course, dads are vital.

"My husband played a major role during the whole pregnancy and during child birth," said Dawn Hicks, proud mother of a 7- week -old boy. "His support really made me feel better. He was always right there helping me." "It makes her feel better to be able to hold my hand and know

I'm there," said Cpl. Dwight Hicks, Dawn's husband. "I got her ice chips when she was thirsty and helped her breath when she needed it."

Some fathers don't understand where they fit in, Essman said. That's why taking lamaze classes is a valuable tool to conquer misunderstanding when understanding is so important.

"My husband loves to come so he can ask all of his questions," said Alisa Johnson, a 23-year-old soon-to-be mom. "He wants to

know how to help me in the right way." "It helped Dwight by seeing the other guys in the class and

how they were reacting to situations," Dawn said. "It showed him he's not the only one out there who feels a certain way about different things."

"It also helped our relationship," said Dwight. "We feel a lot closer, knowing we've been there for each other for support through the whole thing."

Dgitol photos by Cp1 Steven Williams

Cpl. Dwight Hicks, crew chief, Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 362, pacifies his 7-week-old son Dylan. (Below) During a lamaze class reunion, Dawn and Dwight Hicks, left, discuss their birth experiences with Barbara Essman, instructor, Armed Services YMCA lamaze class.

"The things my husband learned helps him keep me disci- plined," said Johnson. "If he sees me up trying doing some cleaning, he'll make me lay down. He knows what is too much.

"The classes helped our relationghip because he could see what the other fathers were going through and how the moms were acting, too," added Johnson.

"And by seeing other pregnant women being so emotional, the fathers will know it's not just his wife acting the way she does," said Essman.

Lamaze gives a perspective of what will happen in the delivery room for both mom and pop, Dawn said.

"I knew what to expect and what will be happening to me," said Dawn. "And he knew what he needed to do to help me out. It's better to know its not going to be a quick in and out process. We knew what to expect and we're not going into it blind."

Probably the most important role fathers take comes after !amaze and birth, Essman added.

"More and more hospitals are immediately separating mother and baby," Essman said. 'That's when dad becomes very important."

"I got to give Dylan his bath and cut his umbilical cord," Dwight said. "These'are very important experiences, because they're things you'll never forget." Being present for the birth of a first child is a once-in-a-life-

time experience, Dwight added. "Anyone you ask who missed it will tell you they regret it,"

said Dwight. "When you watch your child come into the world and take his first breath, there are no words to describe the excitement and feelings." Once the experience is over, Essman said parents are happy

they took lamaze. The classes are given at the ASYMCA in seven-weeks series

on Thursdays from 6 to S p.m. The next class begins July 10. During a lamaze class reunion Sunday, Dwight gave two

words of advice to expecting fathers -be patient. "That's the same advice all the fathers give during reunions,"

said Essman. "Once they understand how important they are to moms during pregnancy and the birth, they begin feeling better about their role with their children."

Mommies do all the work while daddies provide support, Dwight said. But to babies who are entering a the world frag- ile and helpless, both played and will play an important role.

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ASYMCA Mom's Craft Circle - Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Girl Scouts Room near the 7-Day Store. Lamaze Next session begins July 10-Aug. 21, 6-8 p.m. Keiki Hula - May classes at 1363 N. King St., Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. For children 4 to 12. Playmorning - All times from 9 to 11 a.m. Mondays, behind the 7-Day Store; Tuesdays, 2078 B, Champion Street; Wednesdays, Cochran and Dodson area; Thursdays, Cushman playground area.

Three-plus-Four - Hands-on activities in language, science and art for preschoolers; Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:30- 1:30 p.m., pre-registration required. Plus Aerobics - Low-impact aerobics for plus-sized women; Monday, Wednesday and Friday 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dog Obedience - Six-week session starts Saturday, 9:30- 10:30 a.m. Pre-registration is required. Food For Families - An organization to bring food into your home for small donations. Call 254-4719 for more in for -

mation on the above classes.

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offering the following courses: Stress Management Workshop - Learn to handle stress at this workshop June 25, 1-4 p.m. at TAVSC. By the Clock - Learn how to set boundaries and how to handle teens who test your patience July 9, 3:30-5 p.m. Anger Management Workshop - Attend a program with emphasis on understanding and taking responsibility for aggressive behavior July 1, 1-4 p.m. in TAVSC room number one. Freeze-Frame - Learn easy to use techniques to handle stress July 14, 3:30-4:30 p.m. in TAVSC room number two.

For more information or to make reservations for the above courses call 257-3655 ext. 342.

TAMP The following programs are being offered by the Transition Assistance Management Program Office: Getting out of Debt Workshop - Thursday, 9-11 a.m., in TAVSC room number two. Federal Job Workshop - June 17, 8-11 a.m., at TAVSC room number two. Interviewing Workshop - June 18, 9 to 11 a.m., in TAVSC room number two. Sponsorship Class - June 26, 2-3 p.m. at TAVSC room number two. Hawaii DOE Recruitment - June 29, 7-9 p.m., Pearl Harbor Palms Club. Local Employment Orientation Brief - July 1, 9-11 a.m., in TAVSC room two.

Call 257-3135 for more information and reservations.

LINKS Meetings - Make new friends and enjoy being a part of the Marine Corps family at the next LINKS session June 17- 19. On-site child care is provided free of charge. For more information and reservations call Katie at 254-1477 or Marti at 254-0373.

CREDO Spiritual Growth Retreat - "Forgiveness" is the theme for this June 20-22 retreat. It is

designed for people who want to experience the freedom of forgiveness. Facilitators Wanted - Are you a trained CREDO team member or facilitator from one of the six sites around the world? Have you attended a Personal Growth Retreat and want to become a facilitator? Call 257-1941/0408.

NMCRS The Navy/Marine Corps Relief

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Red Cross Help Wanted - Teens ages 13-19 to work in various areas on base. Please stop by the ARC office in bldg. 216, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers are also needed to work in base legal office. Call 257-3150 for more information.

Sports Briefs Skydiving - Any active-duty licensed skydivers interested in

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A Marine was arrested by the Honolulu Police Department for driving under the influence of alcohol. A breath test given by HPD revealed the Marine had a blood-alcohol content of .177 percent.

A Marine was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and underage drinking after Military Police stopped his 1992 Honda for failing to stop at a traffic sig- nal at H-3 and 3rd Street. After stopping the Marine at the H-3 gate outbound, MPs smelled alcohol on his breath. He was given a field sobriety test, which he failed. The Marine was taken to building 1096, MP Headquarters, where he refused to submit to an intoxilyzer test.

A Marine was arrested at Schofield Barracks by Schofield MPs after an argument with another person.

LOST AND FOUND

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

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Divorce and separation: know where to go

Capt. I.D. Brasure Combos Correspondent

Marriage is one of the most important social institutions recognized today. .

such, it should be entered into with a great deal of thought and careful consideration. Unfortunately, once a couple is mar-

ried, the marriage may become strained and broken and couples often come to the conclusion it is in the best interest of both to seek a separation or divorce.

Once a couple has decided to consider a divorce or separation, the legal assistance office can be of great help in explaining all the factors which should be considered. Legal assistance attor- neys can competently discuss not only the

Brasure

legal matters involved in divorces and separations, but may also counsel clients regarding the moral and ethical considerations as well. The LAO counsels clients on all

aspects of separations and divorce.Hhowever, only separations and uncontested divorces may be processed through our office. An uncontested divorce is one where the couple completely agrees on every issue, such as child custody, debt assignment and other topics of consideration. Contested divorces are the only option for couples who cannot come to a mutual agreement. In the event the divorce will be con-

tested, the LAO cannot process the divorce and a private attorney must be consulted.

The LAO offers a fast, efficient and inexpensive process when it conics to separations and uncontested divorces. The first requirement in the process is the individual seeking the separation or divorce must attend the separations class offered at the LAO. At the separations class, individuals are briefed fully on all factors which need to be considered. At the end of the class, the instructor

will hand out a separations worksheet. The worksheet must be completed and filled out by both the husband and wife. Once signed by the couple, the worksheet is used to type up the formal separation agreement. Upon its completion, the separation agreement must be signed by the husband and wife and notarized at the LAO.

For clients intending to go forward with an uncontested divorce, the LAO's Expanded Legal Assistant Program can process all applicable paperwork. The fee for an uncontested divorce is only $55, which is incentive enough to avoid the costly contested divorce process.

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Hawaii Marine B Section June 13, 1997

LIBRARY GETS A

GUST OF AIR FRESH

SSgt. Stephen Gude Press 01101

At the opening of the new exchange here, SSgt. Jon Fishman, MarForPac Band,

asked "When is the base library going to get air conditioning?"

The answer, for Fishman (Hawaii Marine, June 5, page B-1) and all the other patrons of the base library, is "soon."

"A lot of people have been ask- ing about it lately," said Murray Visser, head librarian of the base library.

But air conditioning the library isn't as simple a matter as knocking out some windows and putting in four or five units.

"Originally, the project was designated an R-1 project for fiscal year 1997, with a spend- ing limit of $100,000," Visser said. "'lb stay under this limit, the air conditioning unit would have to be put on the roof of the library.

"This turned out to be struc- turally unsound," Visser continued. "Plans were redesigned so the air conditioning units would be placed on the ground beside the library."

However, the redesign of the plan caused an increase in the cost of the project. Base Facilities here received a waiv- er from the Navy Public Works Center to go to a $150,000 limit, Visser explained.

"This turned out to be insuffi- cient as well," Visser said.

Facilities and NPWC are now in the process of designing an air conditioning unit which will stay within the $150,000 limit, Visser said. He said Facilities has assured him air conditioning the library is top priority. No date for project completion

has been set, but Visser said things have been happening.

"They've been coming in for the past two months with blueprints, checking things out," Visser said, "so it's obvious the project is moving forward."

Digital photos by Cpl. Steven Williams

Neal Perdue, HMH- 362, takes a shot dur-

ing the tourney.

By Stephen Gude

Karate movies bile I realize not every man has the same taste I do in clothes, automobiles and

music (or we'd all be wearing clothes from natural materials and driving BMWs with old Luther Vandross songs playing on the CD), there is a genre I can safely say all men here miss: low-budget karate movies.

Low-budget karate movies aren't like Jackie Chan or Steven Seagal movies, which get released on the big screen. These are cheesy, poorly lip-synched imports which show on local independent television sta- tions.

These movies have names such as "Dragon Killer, Lady Lover," or "Six Tiger Hearts versus Mandarin Warrior." They feature martial artists who leap 30 feet up in the air, long jump 50 feet, and endure brutal physical punishment to say, "You have disgraced my sensei. You must die!"

Thing is, it always takes whoever was saying this twice as long to move his mouth than to say the words. Numerous comedians imitate these

actors, and even my broth- ers and I received hours

of pleasure mimick- ing them. It was tons of fun. And in an act

of bonding with his sons, my father watched these movies with us, too. However; my mother and my sisters paid no attention to them. They'd walk past the TV, haughtily tossing their heads back, as if watching such tripe was beneath them. Is this a trait for all women? One woman told me whenever her husband

is watching something she regards as stupid on the telly, she reads a book or writes e-mail to her boyfriend on the Internet.

Okay, okay, she doesn't really read a book. As with anything involving some-

thing you're trying to get a female involved in, my karate movie habit turned quite expensive. After getting my wife to promise she would watch it with me, I rented a copy of Bruce Lee's "Enter the Dragon," which has some of the best fight scenes of any karate movie. My six- year-old son loved it. My wife, after watching it for 10 minutes, decided to call one of her sisters in Florida until the movie went off She knew I wasn't going to stop the tape to run her off the phone, so she talked for more than an hour.

Therefore, renting this karate classic cost me $20 - $3.50 for the movie and the rest for the phone bill. Needless to say, I don't try to force my wife to watch movies with me any more.

For my son, seeing the movie was a revelation. Instead of believing only the Power Rangers and all those other metallic-costumed peuedo- heroes on children's shows can leap 30 feet in the air, he now believes normal humans, like Bruce Lee, can as well. There's no father-son bonding like

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David Strowmatt and his son Nick, 14, work together with the help of fellow scouts to lash two wood beams together.

Young Scouts hit the woods Cpl. Michael Wiener

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Beneath a billion stars and a silver moon, the timbers from a camp fire slowly burned out. The call of wild animals echoed through the silence. Although it had been a long day,

excited whispers of the afternoon's adventures and tomorrow's pos- sibilities could be heard coming from the tents of Boy Scout Troop 245. Eight scouts from Troop 245 of MCB Hawaii, spent June 6-8 at

Hdomaluhia Botanical Gardens learning, exploring and bonding. "We try to go camping or on a hike on a month," said David C.

Strowmatt, 'froop 425 committee member. "We like to have at least one outdoor activity every month we can do together."

The Scouts occupied one of the many camp sites at the gardens June 6, and set up their tents for the weekend. The scouts began the next day with a hash brown, bacon and egg breakfast -cooked

and prepared by their own hands. "We cook all our own food while we're out here," said Strowmatt.

"It can be as simple as grilled cheese, or as elaborate as steak" With the activities the scouts had planned for the day, getting a

good breakfast was important "We're going to do some pioneering projects -building things like

a monkey bridge or cargo net out drive and wood, fishing, hiking, and they're also going to be studying for advancement"

"You really learn a lot," said Adrian Johnson, 12, son of Belinda and Cornelius Johnson, MCB Hawaii. `Tye learned how to use a knife, axe and saw, first aid techniques, fire gathering and building, and that it takes a lot of planning for a camping trip."

But more important to the scouts than learning how to splint a broken leg or where to find good wood, is the friendship involved in being a scout.

The troop meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Scout Hut by the Family Gym.

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Organized by MWR and sponsored by Domino's Pizza, proceeds from the contest benefit recreation programs funded by MWR for Hawaii's Marines, Sailors and their families. Entry forms are available at MWR activities here, or register online at the BayFest web- site, sponsored by Hawaii Hypermedia, at http://hypermedia.net/bayfest. For more information, call the Athletics department at 254- 7590.

This contest is one of many events open to the public at BayFest '97, Oahu's largest watersports carnival, July 18-20. This year's three-day extravaganza will feature the popular music group

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CSSG continues on court domination Cpl. Michael Wiener

Combat Correspondent

s SSG Red continued to terrorize the volleyball court as they defeated The Band in the second round of intramural volleyball playoffs, 15-7, 15-

8, Tuesday night in main gym. CSSG entered the tournament with an untarnished

record of 14-0. Patrick Kline, CSSG captain, had no intention of seeing the winning streak end.

"Our game plan for tonight is to win fast and get out of here early," said Kline. "We have to play at our level." Thirty-six minutes was all the time Red needed to close

the door on the Band. However, Band was able to put points up first off the dizzying serve of Travis Antoine.

"We really played as a team," said Scott Tung, CSSG Red, "and that's what wins games."

CSSG built a 9-3 lead when Antoine led a comeback attempt, serving four unanswered points to pull Band within two, but those would be the last points Band scored. Paepae Agee, Kaimimoku, Kline and Wayne

Young drilled set after set to the hardwood and finished off the Band 15-7. John Rau, Band captain, was perplexed at what was

holding his team back. "If I knew what was wrong, I'd fix it," said Rau. "I

guess they just have better players than we do." Problems for the band continued into the second game - this time their main problem was Ring. Tung had the hot hands as he sparked his team with

four spikes in the opening minutes of the second game, getting them out ahead early, 4-0. Agae went up for a .

spike, but the only thing he hit was air. Band had gained control of the serve and a chance to get on the board.

CSSG capitalized on the lack of Band teamwork as the match turned into a spike-fest. Off Ingred Buries serves, Hightower, Kline, Young, Thong and Agae slammed ball- after-ball into the Band's defense. It wasn't until the score was 12-3 that the Band came alive and scored.

"We're going to win the tournament," said Tung. "We've beaten all the teams already, so there's really no doubt."

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The Secretary of the Navy, the honorable John Dalton, dedicates the new USS Iwo Jima.

Navy names newest ship for Iwo Jima News Release

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Va. - Secretary of the Navy John H. Dalton

ounced yesterday the Navy's newest amphibious warship will be named USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7), the seventh ship of the Wasp class. The announcement was made during a ceremony at the Marine Corps War Memorial in Arlington.

"It is an honor for me to name our newest amphibious ship after the Battle of Iwo Jima," said the Secretary "I am proud this great nation will commission USS Iwo Jima to honor the enduring legacy of those who fought and dedicated their lives to the United States of America."

The ship will be the second to bear the name. The first, decommissioned in January 1993, was the lead ship of the Iwo Jima class of amphibious assault ships. The principal mission of the new Wasp-class amphibious assault ship is to enable the Navy/Marine Corps team to accomplish a

seamless transition from the sea to a land campaign and conduct prompt, sustained combat operations at sea.

"USS Iwo Jima, to be christened at the turn of the century, will possess the most powerful technology and weapons capability available," said Dalton. "Iwo Jima's ultimate strength will be the ability to deter aggression, and her lifeblood will be our Sailors and Marines who man the deck- plates. They will honor the tradition of sacrifice so honorably held by those who fought and died at the battle of Iwo Jima."

Wasp-class amphibious assault ships are fully capable of amphibious assault, advance force and special purpose operations, as well as non-combatant evacuation and other humanitarian missions. The ships are fully equipped with command, control, communication and intelligence systems for flagship command duty, and have medical facilities - including a 600-bed hospital.

The assault support system aboard a Wasp-class ship coordinates movement of troops, cargo, and vehicles. Monorail trains,

New cottage planned for K-Bay News Release MCB

The U.S. Marine Corps intends to construct a new beach cottage duplex on the northwestern side of MCB Hawaii Kaneohe Bay, adja- cent to Pyramid Rock Cove. The new cottage is intended to meet the high demand for beach cottage rentals and provide military personnel and their families convenient and safe access to recreation- al beaches.

The proposed beach cottage is located in coastal flood hazard zone VE, according to the Federal

Emergency Management Agency Flood Insurance Rate Map, Panel 15001 0060 B, revised Sept. 4, 1987. The base flood elevation is +11 feet MSL. The beach cottage will be located approximately 40 feet inland of the shoreline and be elevated above the base flood elevation.

Six alternatives to the proposed action were considered, including No Action. After careful evaluation of the alternatives, the Marine Corps determined there are no other practicable alternatives to siting the project in the floodplain.

Public comment was invited

through public notices in the Honolulu Star Bulletin )c. 11, 1996 and the Hawaii Marine Oct. 17, 1996. A 15-day period was provided for submittal of comments. During this time one response was received expressing concerns about the potential flooding of structures during coastal storms, eroding coastlines and adverse impacts on scenic view planes. These concerns were given full consideration in the E.O. 11988 process.

The Marine Corps intends to begin construction as soon as all contractual instruments are prepared.

moving at speeds up to 600 feet-per-minute, transport cargo and supplies from storage and staging areas throughout the ship to a well deck, which opens to the sea through huge gates in the ship's stern. There, cargo, troops, and vehicles are loaded aboard landing craft for transit to the beach. Air-cush- ioned landing craft can "fly" out of the dry well deck, or the well deck can be ballasted down for conventional craft to float out on their way to the beach. Simultaneously, helicopters are moved from the hangar deck to the flight deck by two deck-edge elevators and loaded with supplies from three massive cargo elevators.

USS Iwo Jima will be 844 feet long, with a 106-foot beam. Two steam propulsion plants, developing a combined 70,000 horsepower, will drive the 40,500-ton ship to speeds in excess of 22 knots. It is designed to cany nearly 2,000 combat Marines, 1,200 Sailors, a full range of Navy and Marine Corps assault helicopters, AV-

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Comments on this decision or requests for a more detailed Statement of Findings and Public Explanation may be addressed to the Commander, Pacific Division Naval Facilities, Engineering

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Advertising published in the Sun Press and MidWeek papers is accepted on the premise that the merchan- dise and/or services offered are accurately described and willingly sold to customers at the advertised price Advertisers are aware of these conditions. Advertising that does not conform to these standards or that is deceptive or misleading is never knowingly accepted If any reader encounters non-compliance with these standards. we ask that you inform

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 235-5881

or

BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 941.5222

57 Employment Information

COMMERCIAL cleaning products. EPA reg Need 2

positive individuals to train into mgmt. level.

Flex has 30% comm + bonus Call 487-0678.

REAL MLM MONEY!!! S300 w/9 distributors.

$1200 w/30 distributors. 55000 wit 20 distributors Call 528-6080 ext 6719

WEB TV OPPORTUNITY Internet va TV Work FIT

or PIT Call 943-0529

WORK your own hours A great potential for big SSS Call for into 487-1262

57 Employment Information

POSTAL JOBS " Starting $113.68+/hr + Benefits Carriers.

Sortes Clerks, Computer Operators For exam &

application .nto call -800-955.9195 Ex' 439

8 am-9 pm. 7 days.

ASSEMBLE ARTS Crafts in your spare time

Earn extra SS' Typing, electronics. + more Cal 1. 800. 786.0409

ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS at home for best com- panies! Information Call 1-800-377.6000 ext 2150

CLASSIFIEDS are money makers' Call today and place your ad where 1.'11

gel last results, 235.5881

EARN MONEY Reading books' S30.000/year income potential Details

1-800-513-4343 ext Y-4031

HOME TYPISTS. PC users needed. S45 000 income Potential 1.800-513-4343 Ext B-4031.

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! 4500 to $900 weekly potential' Processing mortgage refunds' Own hours'

Call 1-800-348.7184 ext 819 124 hours)

POSTAL JOBS S12.68/hr to start + Benefits

Carriers. sorters. corn- puler trainees. maint Call

today for application & into 3 am-3 pm, 7 days.

1. 800-267-5715 X-H1492.

POSTAL JOBS 3 positions avail No

ens nec For info call 1.818-764-9016 ext 1223

WORK AT HOME!! Int I Company seeks P/T. F/T pecple Mail order Up to $700 per week No exp needed sal' 543.0909

CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Find a bargain for sale or sell your unwanted items for

cash in the Classifieds Call 235-5881.

58 Schools & Instruction

ESL TUTORING IN English conversations.

pronunciation. 951.5643

GOLF LESSONS Begin- ners or advanced. Individ. uai or group 841-4344

HOME SCHOOL Tutoring will meet your child s full learning potential M -F, 8am-2pm Openings for ages 12.15 Ph 247.2303

New HULA CLASSES Kane ohe & Moanalua Ages 64 up 236.2048

PIANO/VOICE LESSONS Kailua, exp teacher

All levels/ages 263.3323

PIANO/VOICE Your house or mine, all ages/levels

Exp Call 486.9475

TRAVEL TRAINING Airlines. Cruises

' Travel Agency ' Tours, Hotels ' Computers

KOTTNER TRAVEL INSTITUTE

236.7034 Licensed by DOE

VIOLA/VIOLIN Lessons FREE Intro. FREE violin for 10 days Windward

Strings Studio 262.4295.

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

le "The light that cares for ow- extended family"

,fichaNe'alth Gam beater A LORA

is currently seeking

THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT (On Call position - to work on Sundays and Tuesdays)

with the following qualifications: V Long-Term Care Experience IP Able to drive 16 passenger van I Able to lead group activities V Excellent communication skills

Nursing Assistant Certification, I Computer experience desired

desired Please apply in person at:

ALOHA HEALTH CARE CENTER 45-545 Kamehameha Highway Kaneohe

Telephone 247-2220

II I I 1 I Immediate Openings for Newspaper Employees Progressive company offerng excellent tinges and benefits has the following positions open

FULL-TIME _ POSITIONS

INSERT CREW PERSON Seeking hard-working, dependable individual to fill entry-level position in our distribution department.

Position involves loading and running machinery that inserts circulars in the MidWeek & Sun Press

newspapers. Must be able to work any day of the week. Day-shift position currently available, 6:00 a.m. -

6:00 p.m. Starting pay $7.77/hr. Apply in person -

no phone calls.

MAIL PROCESSOR Entry-level position in our mailing department prepares various products for bulk delivery by USPS. Must be able to follow postal guidelines and lift up to 30 lbs.

repeatedly. Day-shift position currently available, 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Starting pay $7.45/hr. Apply in

person - no phone calls.

OPERATIONS REPRESENTATIVES Excellent opportunity for a sharp self-starter with a

strong clerical background. Spreadsheet and word processing experience required. Knowledge of Quattro

Pro and Word Perfect preferred. Must have valid driver's license and use of own vehicle.

Sun Press Nlid%elc For further information, contact

RFD PUBLICATIONS, INC. 45-525 Luluku Road. Kaneohe Phone 235 -5881

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m-4:30 p.m.

F/T INSIDE SALES REP Needed ASAP!

Previous sales background, excellent written & verbal communication skil Is and

fundamental computer skills required. Tele-sales

experience a plus! Starting salary 525.000 or morel

Kapolei area Call 536-9343 for details' F 0 F

KELLY SERVICES

59 Employment Opportunities

FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT Entry-Professional Levels S18K.S79K/yr. + Benefits. Paid Training For info on

Available Positions call 1.800-585-9024 Out 4901

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

HOME CLEANERS Up to S9 50/hour Vacant -home cleaners w/own supplies

up to 512.50/hr. Need own car & home phone Flex daytime hours Call for interview 732.9490

Dana's Referral Agency.

"AVON" SALES REPS

BE YOUR OWN BOSS For the best earnings

possible SS. CALL SS.

THIS AD ONLY Kandy 235.7641 or

Jo 395-6970 Independent Sales Rep

and the Classifieds bring BUYERS & sehers agree you together that the classillds are a Phone 235-5881 today' real bargain 235.58/31

NURSING FACILITY Employment Opportunity Excellent Starting Benefits

C.N.A.s Experience with the elderly preferred 45-181 Waikaltia Road Kaneohe, Hawaii 967.1-:

247-8558


"AVON" EARN S NOW/ Buy /Sell. Ind. Rep Ass '1

Manager Char, 676.1588

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

AFTERNOON TEACHER Positive dependable. exp /college preferred

Sunshine School 1 15 to 5.45 Call 261-8278

ALOETTE COSMETICS desperately needs beauty consultants Kit deposit required

No inventory 672-6783

ASSISTANT MANAGER The ideal applicant

should have a great smile and personality Energetic

and people-oriented Restaurant experience

helpful Transfer opportunities to mainland U.S . good benefits avail.

able. Apply in person Chuck E Cheese's Pizza

Aina Haire Shopping Center. 820 West Hind Dr. Hon. HI 96821


ASS'T. DIRECTOR to incl. Pre-School/After-School program 30 hrs./wk benefits Christian School in Kailua. Call 262.8501

BASKETBALL OFFICIALS MCBH over-30 leagues. Beginning June 12 1 yr. exp. prof II interested can Ms. Gordon. 254-1247.

CLEANING HELPERS Needed Windward alert good pay Call 262-8767

DENTAL ASSISTANT P/T, Kaneohe area. Willing lo train. Including evenings & Sat hours 247.2700

FINE JEWELRY COUNTER

New Kaneohe Exchange Manager & Sales

Associate positions for manufacturer, responsible

individual w/refs Call 254.3890 out 271

John Gordon

HAIRSTYLISTS & Nail Tech. Full -service salon. comm or rental. 235.0544

June 12-18, 1997 Classified II

NEED CREDIT HELP? "Have you been turned down

for credit? Don't worry!

4:on#Honda Tony Masamitsu

can help you."

Spetpial First-Tim Buyer Program!

Ne)k& Used Cars to Fitz Budget

Call our 244Hpur "Tony Credit" Hotline

rifif 1-888-70-HONDA 1

Qroup

4.0n,yHonda 98-051 Kamehameha Highway, Pearlridge

What's that? You say you keep getting turned down for financing? Well, how's your credit?

No Worry Bruddah! Just call

1-800-339-AUTO Financing owC. sublect to lenders guidelines Good credit, no credit, even bad credit!

Tony's Pacific Nissan can finance just about anyone! gionyss.

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


HANDYMAN/YARDMAN Wanted. Long-term job P/T S5/hour 262.8344

HOUSEKEEPERS for cleaning svc will train. Need driver's he. A phone. Exp preferred 486-4822.

LIVE-IN Kennel Help. 5- day week. Must be able to work Sat./Sun 262.2116 between 12 noon 5 8 pm


MODELS WANTED Open Call All looks/ages. local/national. TV comml /

print Call 955-2271 Susan Page Modeling

SECRETARY, 2 days/per wk Downtown Law Office Nonsmoking. No exp nec

735-4644 Iv msg

TEACHER FIT 6th grade P/T ass 't 20 to 30 hrs for 2nd grade. Christian School in Kailua 262.8501


TELEMARKETER. NO sales Up to $8 00 per hr. Strong communications skills & outgoing person- ably a must 487.0630

WILLING TO EDUCATE P /T -F /T managers for rewarding career in Finan cial Services 834-6623.

BAG A BARGAIN in the Classifieds Your super marketplace of items for sale. services to offer_ and 1001 other things! 235.5881

62 Domestic Help Wanted

Flex hrs Own ADULT care for newborn.

lmrayns rehomefs

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

AFFORDABLE Child care for 1.2 kids. 23 yrs' asp .

Sall Lake CPR/First Aid Educational. 836.7662

CHILD CARE 24 hrs wknd . teach preschool children Lic 239-4233

PROFESSIONA Automotive

Services

"JT GLASS TINTING &" Automotive Detailing 10%

off for June 676.2010

'AUTO CEILING REPAIR' Chuck's Mobie

Upholstery Service Call 263.4205 641-8402 pgr

Carpentry

A CARREIRA Home Repairs & Painting One

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

Al CALL DOES IT ALL Affordable up to 51000

235-8424 486.5286

ALL AROUND Carpenter Svc To S1000 25 yrs

exp 261.8470 625.4741

TERMITE REPAIR Specialists Free Est To

51000 Call Mark day /eve 226. 9170.955.3499

Carpets

15% DISCOUNT OFF our standard carpet

cleaning price on Wed & Sal L P Enterprise. we

do carpets well 671.4651

Cleaning

AT YESTERYEAR Prices" Clean Evoryth ng Free Est Refs Rees 235-1219

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof Service since 1968 Call Ron Albert 599-8779

"NOOK & CRANNY" Personalized, reliable

meticulous Kailua 262.8767 or 525.9381

Cleaning

SAVE 55$ Military Die- count!' Move in/out. wkly./ bl.month. 251-8623.

SWEEPING BEAUTY We do everyth rg Free

est Islandwide 22-3710

XTREME CLEANING! Carpet/turn. /etc. Lowest Rates SS Move in/out .

Call 26-CLEAN 1262.5326)

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

Al CARPET/UPHOLSTERY $14 95 per rm min 2 rm

943.0393. 851-8403 pgr.

HONEST HOUSECLEAN- ING Weekly/monthly. S30 Per wk Call 676.2749

HOUSECLEANING One- person operation End 'els Honest and

Reasonable 262-6089.

LADY K'S CLEANING Res comml move inn

out. windows 621-7049.

NEED A DEPENDABLE co to clean your home? Call L P ENTERPRISE. SLEEP KNITS UP the

We Treat Your Home Like raveled sleeve of care. Our Own 671.4851 William Shakespeare

COMPUTER PROBLEMS?. On-site repair &

consultation 520/per hr 1 hr minimum 254.0509

INSTALL, set up. teach Lantastic. Foxpro pro- gramming Call 599.2558

Contracting & Construction

"TRS DUALITY" Build renovate WO & baths Plans permits Additions. Houses Low prices Refs 235.1714 BC-17112.

Contracting & Construction

Hawaii law. Chapter 444. HRS. prohibits any person, corporation or entity from owing or performing construction work without contractor's license issued by the Contractor's License Board Appearance In This classification does not mean the license issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid you have any questions concern- ing a contractor's license. please contact the Depart- ment of Commerce and Con- sumer Affairs Licensing Board at 586.3000 To tile a

current complaint. cal' 587-3222 To check on a contractor s complaint history. call 566.2677

c5 Handyman

"AT YESTERYEAR Prices" Carpentry corroiete home repair To S1000.235.1219.

"SERVICES UNLIMITED" Home Repairs. Carpentry,

Painting. Refs Free Estimates. 'To 51000 Call 235-6199 287.8727 pgr

WE CAN FIX JUST ABOUT ANYTHING"

' Furniture Repair Wall Patchwork

' Door Alignment Interior Painting

' All Home Repair To 51000

Ph. 545-2191 pager 583.6252

A CALL DOES IT ALL No job too small, insured. to

' $1000. Carlos. 371.2042

Entertainment Hauling

WEDDING/DINNER MUSIC. Viola and CASUAL MOVEMENTS

guitar piano or harp Quick moving/delivery 7 Heartstrings 262.4295 days, 456-9258. 732.0655.

Fencing HAUL JUNK, dirt. gravel. sand. clean lot, yd work. 845.8217. cell 286.4870.

ALL Fence/Security Sys BUYERS & sellers agree by Pro Construction Inc that the classifieds are a

Lic ABC-19848 623.9035 real bargain 235-5881

Landscaping Painting

RELIABLE Landscaping, Sprinklers LOW PRICE. C.16103 261.1369. 623-4635

Masonry

DEPENDABLE QUALITY SERVICE In reck.tile walls, driveways. slabs. sidewalks To $1000 Call Hamilton 293.2648

Massage Therapist

HI ME RELAX MASSAGE MAE 1224 Shiatsu Swedish, Body Massage. 951.7770 Free Parking

TOTAL HEALTH A RELAXATION MASSAGE

261-2536 MAT 2888

Painting

FATHER & SONS PAINT- ING Islandwide, Neat &

Fast To 51000 263.3250

NO MATTER what you're buying or selling the Classifieds give you fast results 235.5881'

MIKE ROOF MILDEW Removing & recoaling. To S1000 Free est 299.4603.

WANTED 5 homes that need

Painting. Models for product new to Hawaii LIQUID VINYL SIDING

Ca11396.3098 C-20398

Plumbing

A-1 QUALITY PLUMBING Free Est. Same-Day Svc. l/C-17031 Ca11247-5158.

373-5158 or 677.5158

Professional Services

COMPUTERIZED EMBROIDERY -house custom designs of Caps. Shirts. Jackets, & Bags 3E SILKSCREEN Serving

Windward Oahu since ion. Phone or Far. 261.0320.

PROBLEM: Got an over- crowded closet? Try the Classifieds solution' Advertise those unwanted unused items 'For Sale' and then pocket the cash you make' Call today. 235.58811

Professional Services

UNLIMITED REMINDERS For every occasion for life Free informal.on packet.

566.8102

Remodeling

PATIO new additions, repair remodel. Clifford !wane #C-4477 677.4695

Repair

S&A APPLIANCE Repair No sve. charge We lob Specializing in dryers. washers. dishwashers.

disposals. ranges. water healers. etc 456.2520.

fax 456-4934. emergency no 231.4706

Resumes

RESUMES for SUCCESS Prolessional4)ependable

Free app't 254-9030

BAG A BARGAIN in the Classifieds. Your super marketplace of Items for sale, services to offer. and 1001 other things! 235-5881.

Roofing Yard Service

UNLIMITED ROOFING' & Waterproofing Comml / Res Free Est. All types.

insured/bonded C-20915 239.5971 or 299.4375 pgr.

Screens & Jalousies

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

Eddy. 262.0586

SCREENS, JALOUSIES & Hardware Repair. JUNE

20 °c Off' Dave 623-4839

Sewing & Alterations

'SPECIALTY Alterations 8 Custom Elegant Formal Dresses Can 734-2600

SEWING SLIP COVERS, cushions bed & window dressings 262-8263

Upholstery

"If 1 IN YARD SERVICE" Mow, trim. haul. Excl refs Free est J&D. 239.4271

"#1 WINDWARD MOW n' TRIM."

Complete Lawn Maint 239.9771

"FLOR TROPICAL YARD" Sao: ce Pruning Mowing

Free est Call Flor. 263.0432. 292-7263 cal

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

CNJ YARD MAINT. dependable affordable Free Est 263-4191 or 361.1827 pgr

COMPLETE Yard & Main! Cut trees. low charge. free est 622-1105. 530-7869

HAUL JUNK, Clean lot plant grass. trimming. mow- Mg edging Cell 286.4870

MIKE'S YARD SERVICE. All kinds of work Low rates 625. 6885.583.0609

. CLEAN UP IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Fend a

AFFORDABLE QUALITY

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byoaurgraiunnwfoanr tesdatedeomrs sea for

Residential & Commercial cash in the Classifieds Free phone est 262-1713 Ca11235.5881

Classified HI June 12-18, 1997

DEALER CRIM41111

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DODGE AND PLYMOUTH '97 ALL NEW '97 DODGE

NEONSairjor' DAKOTA BARGAIN Of THE MAKI PICKUP

BUY ONE FOR

$7999. 69 TO SHOP 6CYL AUTO, WARN

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$975036

BUY ONE FOR

$14,599*

48 TO SHOP

ZERO DOWN

-s218" A MO.'

11970564

NEW 1997 JEEP

CHEROKEE SE 6 CYL

BUY ONE FOR

15499. 28 TO SHOP

ZERO DOWN

-$255v A MO.'

4973141

DODGE CARAVANS

PLYMOUTH VOYAGERS

CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY

CHRYSLER MINIVANS Auto, air, 7 poss., loaded

BUY ONE FOR

$15,999 LIST PRICE $21,950

100 TO SHOP OR LEASE TO OWN FOR

ZERO DOWN

'251.'19 *970644 MSRP 517,815

NEW 1997 BIG DODGE

RAM PICKUP

AUTO. AR REAR BUMPER WADED 22 TO SHOP

BUY ONE FOR

16,666* ZERO DOWN

" $25991 A MO.'

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NEW 1997 JEEP

GRAND CHEROKEES AUTO AR P W.P CRUISE, SUNSCREEN

GLASS. Aff1ROCK BRAKE LOADED!

BUY ONE FOR

$23,599*

24 TO SHOP

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USED CARS TAKE YOUR CHOICE $10 DOWN* '3 EAGLE SUMMIT

.1 $2499 '93 MERCURY $4,999 '151211FsORD ESCsCrALXue

'4,999 91 MAZDA MIA $5,999

'95 MAZDA 82200 P /UP

'95.E!,115118151.11s/R5AAGirE S6,999

SACRIFICE! THE MARKET VALUE OF THESE

CARS IS AS MUCH AS 524,000.

WE WILL SACRIFICE TODAY FROM AS LITTLE AS

TEN

S119 DOUARS29 DOWN .4 s101TH..

WINDWARD DODGE 46ALL -177 KAHUHIPA ST. 233-6000 $17

CHRYSLER 5 46-004 KAWA ST., KANEOHE 233-6064

DODGE VEHICLES PLYMOUTHJEEPEAGLE

'93 DODGE SHADOW r.expi5o

'92 DODGE SHADOW xGJD533

'92 DODGE DYNASTY '04 '94 HYUNDAI ELANTRA «VAC(191

'94 MERCURY TOPAZ oftzusas

'92 CHEVY CAMARO RS :;caosi

'96 SUBARU IMPREZA :3NA031

'96 NISSAN MAXIMA .3Ej232

'94 TOYOTA 4.RUNNER 4x4 .Pex3?1

WINDWARD CHRYSLER

'Credit on approval. Vehicles wined la pricy sale Rebates olreody applied to prices and fifers shown ,ricluding college grad rebates and some rests NtIOAS apply. Terms are 66 month doted end Taxes M own with folovmg amounts due upon inception S560 Neon, $857 Minivan, S599 Dalcoics,

$686 Cherokee, $580 Ram, 51799 Gr Cherokee; Residuals ore: S3,814 Neon, 56,673 Minivan, 57,081 Dakota, 55.383 Cherokee, S7.022 Rom, 511.712 Cr Cherokee. Prices end payments plus km, k., and doc lees of 5175 Used terms vaitten at 12.54 mos . 12.9%. APR. Windward Dodge is 01 based on Chrysler toles report.May. Soctifice' used vehicle for 52,999 and monthly term it for 93 Dodge.

11-060-2513-2733 Here are just a few of the many quality used vehicles we have in stock!

'94 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE Alloy Rims Excel Cond (4 I 80A/FJT570) Was $7995

'94 MAZDA B2300 CAB PLUS Alloy Rims Excel Cond (4081A/FEB017) Was $ I 2995

'89 MERCTOPEZ AM/FM Cass. Gas Saver (4255B/FJD2 I 5) Was $5995

'92 DODGE RAM50 P/U Cass. 52K Miles, Perfect (P2050/EYR701) Was $6995

495 TOYOTA 4RUNNER SR-5 V6, 4WD,Atit.o.Air, Loaded. Like New (P2093/MBB233) Was $28995

490 TOYOTA COROLLA GTS Air, Rims. 65K MI_ (P2054A/F,B933) Was $8995

'94 DODGE RAM 1500 V8, Auto,Air Loaded (P2088/FPF788) Was $18995

'92 CHEVY C250 CHEYENNE Auto.Air 58K ML. Loaded (P2063/GNZ633) Was $14995

'93 NISSAN HARDBODY P/U Air.Took Box. Excel Cond. (P2026A/FBT 165) Was $8995

'94 TOYOTA CAMRY LE )R,Auto.Air, Loaded. Excel (P1095/FE Y62 I ) Was $14,995.

NOW $2 99 5 NOW $7995 NOW $ 2 5 9 5 NOW $49 .5 0

NOW $2 4 9 9 5 NOW $6 9 9 5

NOW $15,995 NOW $12,995

NOW $ 6 9 9 5 NOW $12 995

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Pacific Mazda Sales: 67I -5I 15 94-223 Farrington Highway, Waipahu

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FREE AIRFARE & SHIPPING TO MAUI* In house rebates on all new Harleys, Kawasakis, Buells and Moto Guzzis!

Up to $2000.00!! "New Harleys!!!"

'97 Heritage Classic ii44.11 '97 SuperGlide Kawasaki Sale

'97 EX500 ,K50353 '135 month '96 Vulean500 sKsizesm '134 month

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Trucks Available "Many late models to choose from."

We're Hard To Find, But Worth The Search, Dealers Welcome!

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WE FINANCE '80 BMW 320i

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'86 CARAVAN SE S 1, 995 sac (FORM

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'89 BUICK LE SABRE $3,495 (GGP9S4)

'88 CHEROKEE LAREDO Po nes 404. LOADED IFJA753,

WC. CAMPER TOP. Y4 frE RIM '91 TOYOTA SR5 XTRA SA 495

REDUCTION SALE No Reasonable Offer Refused

'87 MITSUBISHI PRECIS $99 5 SAD, 4 CYL, PARTS ONLY NWD9491

'70 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX $495 Inns' I,

'82 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 5595 5 SPD , SUNROOF ICDIY0231

'83 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL $695 AUTO, 4 DR., LOADED (FBNE401

'84 TOYOTA CAMRY ot 4ot plitutorPo $995

DOZENS OF CHARITY DONATED VEHICLES AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS!

'91 BLAZER cuuy LOADED IGCS3551 S7 Y295 '89 BMW LOW MILES (FLAWS S7 Y995 '91 ACURA INTEGRA LS $7 995 5 see, LOADED, 53KtExcurn. P' '95 TRACKER 58,495 AUTO. A/C IONN343

'94 ACCORD LX $1 r" 095 AUTO, NC IFPX308)

'96 SONOMA EXT. CABS.' n 095 4)(4, LOADED IGJJ5941 4IF 9' '97 ACCORD EX 4406111 'OFFER '97 CIVIC LX

'85 MAZDA 626 $11695 1 C o l AUTO ES. 4 CR_ S V C raz, '90 FORD TEMPO $3295 AUTO, P7, 4 CM , STEREO 1103031.....

'83 CADILLAC SOFFER LOADED

.85 HONDA ACCORD SOFFER 5511, 4 CYL (FASKA

'85 DODGE ARIES SOFFER 4 DR., AUTO, 4 Cll. 1EWN3211)...

'87 NISSAN SENTRA 9 OFFER WS A 1.1 ,.... 11? MAN:two.. '89 TOYOTA TERCEL DX9 OFFER AUTO, P/S. 4 CR.. 4 De

'90 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 9 OFFER LOADED (CA0736)

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64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

CHILD CARE Kaneohe PIT FR' Lic Call lwa 247-7259 or 234-0052

LIC. CHILD CARE Exp.. Pearl Cily /Aiea. F/TPri, dropins CPR/First Aid/ PATCH Call 488-6745

LIC. CHILD CARE FIT. PATCH/CPR meals 5

openings. accepting applications lor Sept 676.57E14

LICENCED CHILD CARE Makakilo. PATCH cart CPR 8 meals 672.9106

MELISSA'S PROF. CHILD CARE Lic.. CPR. First Aid, PATCH Call 596.9844

SUMMER CARE I will provide transportation to & I rom Summer School/ Summer Fun. Please call 623.4283 eves

WILL DO CHILDCARE in my Enchanted Lake/Kallua home 1.2 kids 263.9360

WILL DO CHILD CARE my Kailua hm kA-F. FT-P/T Int -5 yrs CPR 262.2157

120 Home Furnishings

BEAUTIFUL KOA WOOD Entertainment Center Call 734.3551

LVRM. SET, 3-pc Sectional 5500/080

Queen bdrm set w/H8 &

dresser w/mirror $800 Good cond 845.7597

120 Home Furnishings

AA ROSS' PARADISE AA APPLIANCE FURNITURE

Friday thru Monday Truckloads of new lurni. lure have lust arrived

Brand-new sofa/love seats from S399 Topol.lheline

recliners Irom $399 Bullets china cabinets

dining sets bedroom sets. bed sets Beautiful

restored rattan and much much more

Delivery 8 financing avail 90 days same as cash

Ross' Kaneohe 235.8056

Ross' Kellhi 841.7336

COCKTAIL TABLE glass top. $150 End table $60 Desk. $50 Rattan sleeper sofa. S400 Trundle bed sx/

spread A sham $125 Call 262.7443

MOVING W./chairs china cab . bullet. dresser. night stand beds. 2 TVs. VCR.

2 ant ctr desk & mist. 396.8659.581.185' pgr

SUPERB QUALITY KOArMANGO ROCKERS' Misc 50% OFF 293.8234

122 Travel

"FLYING CARPET Travel- Lowest fares' WC S199 EC. 5499 Call 737-4732

BUYERS & sellers agree that the classifieds are a real bargain 235.5881

Home a EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

.,aiestaLe advertising in This newspaper is supper to Inv Federal Fail Housing Act which makes it illegal advertise any preference limitation or dIscriminar based on race color. religion sex handicap tan, maws. or nominal origin. or an iniention to make

preference. limitalion or discrimination Fan, s includes children under the age of 18 living nls or legal cuslodians pregnant women and pe-,,

;nog custody of children tinder 18 newspaper will not knowingly accept any adverb.

+'a1 eslale which is in violation of the law. Our ball iiereby informed that all dwellings advertised in naper are available on an equal opportunity ba

complain of discrimination call HUD 1011114e

1-800-669.9777 The toll -tree number lot the hea, 1011);ffied is 1.800-977.9275

73 Apts. Furnished

AIEA CONVENIENT 1/1 UTILS A PFIKG INCL S775.110 239.6584

MAKIKI turn studio. prkg sec . convenient, $600 523.7412 592-8100

74 Apts. Partly Furnished

FOSTER VILLAGE studio quiet no smokeipets incl mils 3500 /mo. 422.0957

HI KAI 1/1 pool. ocn bus. tails /cable. S790 to 5810 521.4954.396.9255

KANEOHE Hare Anaole penthouse 2/1. W/O tennis. sec nr. shops $900 ulils incl 239.2343

LARGE studio with lull kit. & bath. 1 block 'tom Kailua Beach tilt's rad 5750 + sec dep Avail

74 Apts. Partly 6/15 Ca11261.4923 .

MAKIKI 1/1. 2 story bldg nr bus/shops.

I prkg $750/mo 373-3094

Furnished

AIKAHI studio pets. utils Intl Call 254-3357

prity no 1 WAIPAHU clean. quiet 2 $700./mo. bdrm. in sale area. prkg .

pets neg 4700 671.1961.

TUTN-Tai Guide 76 Rentals To Share

HALAWA HEIGHTS unf urn rm Share ba kit Wi0 S300 487.7892 eves

KAILUA 3/2 townhouse turn spacious room A.

view. deck private bath WI). cable. non-smoker Avail 7/1. 5475 uUls 295.0087 iv msg

KAILUA 3/21/2 Iwnhse prof IF) pre , newly ranov own bath. W/D. $700 dep Call 254-4762

SALT LAKE I room. own bath. mature. NO smoke; drink. S400 Nr busf ine 839.6488 eves . 946-2930

WAHIAWA nonsmoking/ drinking, single working

male. 4225 + deposit Call 622.1944

76 Rentals To Share 83 Houses Partly Furnished

WAIANAE 2 rooms in 4/2, I KAHALUU 2/I newer kitchen privileges, dpix avail now. no pets. S20015300 utils /cable $975 Wits Inc! 239-5479 incl S100 dep 696.8175

81 Houses Furnished

KAILUA 3/11/2. upstairs nil yd svc , 1 $11 lease

S 1 125/mo Call 254-2559

LANIKAI newly renovated

KAILUA Igo studio. lull 13anabdi.rmW/DL.aorgueIsideencploastieod. turn utits Inc' 5750/mo yd svc shower in tiled Call 262-6278 washroom private lane

across beach park $1600 Alter 7pm 262-6314

83 Houses Partly Furnished

AlEA1HALAWA 3/2 view, prkg no pets $1060 Avail 6/20 486.8752

KAHALUU cozy 1bdrm country dplx enclosed patio. fenced yd . $900 incl Mils 239.7132

LILIHA 3bdrm . 1bath duplex was included. $950 Call 637.4154

MAKAKILO 2/1. view garage $600 incl utils Call 672.5769. Iv msg

WAIANAE 2/I & 3/1 Igo fenced yd 87-984

Apuupuu Rd Walanae Call 623-1842 - -

83 Houses Partly Furnished

WAIANAE 4 bd- tile home $800 +

Children OK 696.3210

84 Housesitting

WILL HOUSESIT lor July in your Kailua home For- mer Kaimalino resident in Kailua. Local lets. avail Calf 1.916-753-4300

85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

EWA BEACH 21' 2 A/C patio drapes NO pets $950 Can Lon 841.2767

HOKULANI 212 immac A/C MD ceiling fans S11001mo Call 263-3542

85 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

KANEOHE 2/2 2 coy d prkg . pool. view. no pets 41000/mo Available 7/8 235.4446 or 262.6138

SALT LAKE r 1 ocean new A. C. W:D, cov'd prkg utils cable. pool. sec $950/mo 598-4825

WINDWARD ACRES clean 2/1. nr shops /schools $875 373.3094.678.228c

88 Rooms For Rent

KAILUA ige turn pvl entry nr bus. .1111S

mcl $525 Call 262-9868

ROOMS, Studios. apt .

condo & house in all areas Landlords/tenants call to register. Roommate & Renter Ref 488.6073

93 Vacation Rentals

KAILUA Vacation Rentals Near Beach

Call 261-5174

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

KAILUA studio. A/C. lanai. pool near beach

Carl 261.5911

104 Commercial Properties

104 Commercial Properties

WAIPAHU Warehouse 1850 sq It . 550sq -IT

olc .440-sq.-It mezzanine storage. 2319.sq.-ft.

driveway 8 yd S 18 per sq. It cam 51440 MO 671.1961

114 Real Estate For Sale

HAIKU PLANTATIONS 4/3 estate home on lush acre cash or TRADE for 7

5595.000 (FS) 235-3772

ENCHANTED LAKE office on Keolu Or Sublet HAWAII KAI Beautiful La ground fir 1200 sq ft 4 Lea Townhomes 3/21/2,

prkg stalls Avail immed .

7-mo -old corner unit For

expires 5/98 261.0026 sale by owner 396.0224

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122 Travel

LOWEST AIRFARES LAX! SFO. $199 R/T TA-4500 Centy Travel. 596.7373

123 Moving/Storage

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LAGOON DR. 110 KEEHI PLACE. HONOLULU

GARAGE SALE 3-FAMILY Sal. 6/14. 8.30 - 3 00 46.239 Haiku Rd .

Kaneohe. Clothes. toys, turn hshld 8 misc

ANTIQUE BED & chairs in the rough Many goodies Sal . B 30 to 12. 1208 Mokulua Dr.. Lanikai.

CERAMIC CLASSES. Also can do center pieces for parties Call 262-8862

FRI./SAT. 6/13 8 6/14. 8-noon 1146 Aukele SI ,

Keolu Hills Used computer, Betamax

recorder. propane gas stove. clothes. jewelry. hshld items. nostalgic

kerosene stove & more

FURN., hshld., tools, Sat 9-2. Sun 12-3. 44.234 Mikiola Dr Kaneohe

GARAGE SALE: Sat .

June 14 8 to noon, turn ,

toys. clothing, small appls You name O. 787 Eleele Place. Hawaii Kai

GARAGE SALE: 8 to 12. Sat.. June 14, baby items, toys. stroller, crib, high chair, drafting tablellight. 1257 Mapuana St . Kailua.

GARAGE SALE: Low prices. Sat 6-14. 8-2 128 Kapaa St . Kailua

MOVING 46-506 Haiku Plantations Dr Sat 8-3

Furn fridge . sports equip tools, hshld items

MOVING SALE Sal , 6/14 8.2 204 Kuuhoa PI

Kailua Scan Line trundle bed 8 MUCH MORE

MOVING SALE: Furniture clothing. nshld. goods Friday & Sunday. 9 to 3. 295 Auwinala Rd., Kailua

MOVING White outdoor wood lounges w/cushions. 550 ea PLANTS' Wicker swivel TV stand, S25 Hoover vacuum, $25. Lge dog house, $20 Office turn Kit items 261.2293

MOVING: Couch. S250. Oak table. 5350 + more. Sat . 8-11am. Kailuana Pl. or call 262-0231

MULTIFAMILY SALE: Furn tools antiques,

misc Sat /Sun . 9.4pm 45.544 Loilb PI Kaneohe.

MULTIFAMILY SALE Sal. 6/14. 8.2 1605 Ulualana Pl. at corner of Ulupii, Kailua. Clothes, toys. I urn . hshld items & more,

SAT. 6/14, 8.2pm, min items. toys. toys. toys 1533 Keolu Dr . Kailua

SAT., June 14, 9 to 3, 1142 Lunaai St Kailua. Miscellaneous items

125 Home Appliances

A GIANT APPLIANCE

SALE Washers. $199 Dressers $149

Electric ranges, $199 Stack washers/dryers. $399 and much much

more Full warranty.

Delivery. financing avail Ross' on Nimitz

841.7336 Ross' Kaneohe 235.8056

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

126 Miscellaneous

"FRESH ISLAND TAKO" CALL DWAYNE

247.1176

'508/106 45 records.

Chevy!Vette parts. Dining set Misc 671.5330

CASH For GAMES BuySell-Trade-Rent

Ultra 64 ' Playstation Nintendo' Sega' 300 Systems 529.00 8 up

Makiki Video & Game Exchange

537-6611

ON. WATER BED w/6 drawers. $150 7-pc outdoor set. $75 Sega & Nin- tendo w/games. $150 Pillow sofa, $250. Futon set $75 & Misc 247.2118

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

BUYING used Cuckoo Clocks 8 parts Any condition Older ones preferred Call 293-5474 922-1033

129 Stereo & Video

8.000 VIDEOS Nip:// www lotalmarketing corn Enter Source Code 76113.

TV, VCR REPAIRS Free pick up/delivery.

Free est Pager 598-5024

132 Computers

BUY/SELL COMPUTER SWAP MEET 2nd & 4th Slits Kawananakoa Inter Cafeteria Tables /elect reserve into 595.3848

NEW 586, $720. 947.1083 Aloha Computer Most repairs done in 24 his

WANTED. Estimate too high/ Cash lor broken HP laser lel printers No missing parts Call 455.3859

144 Musical Instruments

CASH? CASHI CASHI FOR YOUR USED PIANO CALL 235-4556

CONSOLE PIANO Story & Clarke Excl cond . $650 Call 941.0172 evenings

PROBLEM: Got an over- crowded closet? Try the Classifieds solution, Advertise those unwanted unused items For Sale' and then pocket the cash you make, Call today. 235-5881,

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146 Boat Sales & Service

'131 GLASTRON Scimitar 24'. newly rebuilt 455 Olds and Berkley Jet, tandem axle trailer. very sleek. very fast. 58000/0130 Call 247-7443

20 FT. SEA RAY LAGUNA *Mailer, 100 HP, 0,B 50 gal $10,000 833.3823

147 Sporting Goods

MIZUNO CLUBS, steel shalt. midsize I. 3. 5. 3 sw and puller. 5250/0B0 Call 254-3092 and leave a message for Henry

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147 Sporting Goods

NORDICFLEX konman Triathlon edition workout gym with all attachments Never used. was $1300. for sale at S850 261.4923

151 Pets/Everything

AKC POMERANIAN pup pies + mama Blk . cream 7 wks shots 293.9356

AKC ROTTWEILER pups 5600.$800, 7 wks., 3 IM) 6 (F) Call 254.4228.

COCKATIEL hand-led babies 550 ea Ringneck $250 Call 676.8964

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

151 Pets/Everything

SCHNAUZER PUPS. Chihuahua /terrier pups

Darling Kittens 668-4567

156 Auto Service & Parts

'89 FIREBIRD PARTS black complete Ironiclip. all body ground effects. $600 Tilt steering wirer bag & chip keys. S150 700 R-4 trans. $600 Tune port manifold. complete $500 4 mag rims. $350 261.7639, Jay

Four NEEPER SYNCROI car rims. 16 x 7. 4 by 100. unused. new in box 51250/all 668-1017 eves

161 Auto Wanted

DONATE ANY VEHICLE Running or not

MAXIMUM tax deduction. FREE fast pick up

Christian Family Charities 521-4438

166 Pickup Trucks

'86 ISUZU long bed. 4

spa . runs good. 51500/ 080. 261.7639. Jay

'89 CHEVY 510 V8. 350 auto . 281( mi. blk. whims. S6000,0130 671.1663

171 Motorcycles & Scooters

'93 KAWASAKI NINJA 250cc Low Mileage

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