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VOL. 1 I.NO. 22 KANEOHE BAY. HAWAII. it NE 2, 1982 E IG HTEEN PAGES
Commandant states hard-hitting policy on alcohol abuse
by Sgt E. R. Carlson
HQMC - "Alcohol abuse is not tolerated in the U.S. Marine Corps."
That statement, made May 18 by Commandant of the Marine Corps General Robert H. Barrow, forms the basis for the Corps' new policy on alcohol abuse as put forth in a recent hard-hitting directive.
The directive, ALMAR 125/82, defines alcohol abuse as "any irresponsible use of alcohol that adversely affects individual or unit performance, debilitates physical or mental health, interferes with financial responsibility, deteriorates personal relationships, leads to violation of military regulations or civil laws, or contributes to disorderly conduct."
THE COMMANDANT stress- ed that Marines who persist in abusing alcohol will be separated from the Marine Corps. "Alcohol abuse constitutes a threat to the quality of individual performance equal to that posed by the use of illegal drugs," Gen Barrow said.
The new alcohol abuse policy follows a February directive outlining the Corps' hard-line policy on drug abuse. Both policies point to a "total leadership effort" as the key to implementation.
The Commandant called on commanders to establish procedures to identify alcohol abusers "using every lawful means at their disposal. Billeting areas and work spaces will be subject to health and welfare inspections to ensure compliance with alcohol policies and base commanders will employ random vehicle check points to detect individuals driving under the influence.
Marines identified as alcohol abusers must be formally counseled by their commanding officers. If the nature and circumstances surrounding the first algohol-induced incident are serious enough, a service record book entry or a special fitness report may be made on the
Marine involved. For those Marines who continue to abuse alcohol after the first incident, SRB entries and special fitness reports are mandatory.
"In all cases," said the Commandant, "emphasis up front should be placed on early identification of alcohol involvement, positive motivation and, when justified, rehabilitation with a goal of influencing changes before disciplinary or adverse administrative action is required."
NOBODY WILL BE ALLOWED to join the Marine Corps who acknowl- edges, or whose habits indicate, dependency on alcohol. For those already in the Corps, alcohol-related incidents will be handled firmly regardless of the grade or length of service of the Marine involved.
Anyone convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol on or off base will lose their on-base driving privileges for one year and consideration will be given to disciplinary action under the UCMJ when appropriate.
"Alcohol-dependent Marines and those who choose to drink irresponsibly will be required to participate in an organized education or treatment program," Gen Barrow said. "After successfully completing the program, they will either be returned to full duty or separated from the Marine Corps . . . " Any alcohol abuser who refuses to cooperate in a treatment program will be separated.
Marines whose alcohol abuse before formal treatment resulted in performance or behavior problems will be considered ineligible for reenlistment or augmentation for one year following the treatment. A one-year extension can be granted after treatment, if necessary, so the Marine can prove his conduct and performance are in keeping with Marine standards.
"Formal treatment and local rehabilitation have returned many
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THE PAIN OF VICTORY - Lance Corporal Clyde Smith, 2d Battalion, 3d Marines, breaks the ribbon as the first runner to finish the 3rd Annual Navy Relief 10K Fun Run in 36:45. The run, held Friday, was coordinated by
Fun Run
Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron to help raise funds during the Navy Relief Society Fund Drive. (Photo bySgt Chris Taylor)
Station squadron sponsors 10K run for Navy Relief Lance Corporal Clyde Smith, 2d Battalion, 3d Marines, beat
168 entrants to win the 3rd Annual Navy Relief 10K Run with a time of 35:45.
There were five categories in the race .. . children, 26 and under, 27.35, 36 and over, and women.
Medals were given to the first three finishers in each category and a trophy was awarded to 2/3 for the largest unit participation. Seventy-eigHt participants turned out from 2/3, over one third of the total entries.
First place in the categories are as follows: 26 and under, Smith; 27-35, First Lieutenant M.M. Gile; 36 and over, Mr. P. Pistol; children, twins T.B. and W.A. Clark (tie); and women, Captain Rosa Knight.
The run, sponsored by Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron, was held to raise funds for the Navy Relief Society Fund Drive. lstLt Danny Ball, SOMS coordinator for the race, said approximately $350 was raised.
Government's story told during Federal Week
Marines nominated for outstanding service by Sgt Greg Berry
Federal Week, June 1-5, gives the federal government an opportunity to show the American public how their tax dollars are spent.
A luncheon Thursday at the Hilton Hawaiian Village will
honor the winners for the Federal Day 1982 Awards Program.
The Air Station's nominees for the awards program are: Warren LeGarie, Commissioned Officers Club manager, for federal Manager of the Year; Lynn Burke, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron military personnel clerk, for Federal Employee of the Year; Captain Willilam Wood,
Joint Public Affairs officer, for Military Officer of the Year; Sergeant Michael Brock, Station Operations and Maintenance Squadron fiscal non-commission- ed officer for Enlisted Service Member of the Year; First Lieutenant Lee Halverson, Station Operations and Mainte- nance Squadron Weather officer for Exceptional Community
Service; and Jack Richardson, owner of Kailua Texaco, for Citizen of the Year.
The Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, nominations are Capt Stanley Sheats, Camp H.M. Smith, for Exceptional Community Service, and Sgt Steven Peabody, Marine Air Base Squadron-29, for Enlisted Service Member of the Year. Gunnery Sergeant John
Lord was nominated for Enlisted Service Member of the Year by the Naval Supply Center, Pearl HarbOr.
The government's story will be presented at Kahala Mall throughout the week. The Marine Corps' part in national defense will be told by leathernecks from 4th Force Reconnaissance
Company; Marine Barracks, Hawaii; Camp H.M. Smith; Recruiting Substation Honolulu; 1st Marine Brigade and the Air Station.
Uncle Sam's special week ends Saturday with expanded displays at Kahala Mall. Everyone is invited to attend and show support for the men and women in uniform.
COLA and Housing Allowance increase An increase in the Cost of Living, Barracks COLA, and Housing allowances went into effect. Tuesday. This will be the last
housing allowance increase seen by service members, since overseas commands are implementing Rent Plus. The new rates, and the amounts they increased by, are in the following charts:
Cost Of Living Index* W/O dap 1 dos 1 dal. ., dep. I Mi. 5 Or more dope Iturrocke Colo
N/R +
.55 Grade
0.10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
W-4 3 2 1
E.0 8 7 8 5 4 3 2 1
N/R 1.65
1.85 1.60 1.55 1.50 1.45 1.40 1.65 1.50 1.46 1.45 1.60 1.60 1.46 1.40 1.36 1.30 1.25 1.20 1.15
.40 N/R
2.05
2.00 1.96 1.90 1.86 1.80 1.70 1.90 1.85 1.80 1.80 1.86 1.86 1.80 1.75 1.86 1.56 1.50 1.46 1.40
.50 N/R
110
2.10 2.06 2.00 1.96 1.90 1.80 1.96 1.90 1.90 1.86 1.96 1.90 1.90 1.80 1.70 1.86 1.56 1.50 1.46
.50
.55
.56
.50
.50
.50
.46
.45
.46
.50
.46
.50
.45
.60
.45
.40
.40
.40
.36
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N/R 2.20
2.20 2.10 2.06 2.06 2.00 1.90 2.06 2.00 2.00 1.96 2.06 2.00 1.95 1.90 1.80 1.70 1.86 1.80 1.66
+
.55
.55
.50
.50
.56
.50
.50
.50
.50
.60
.50
.60
.50
.50
.45
.45
.40
.40
.40
.40
N/R 2.30
2.25 2.25 2.15 2.15 2.10 2.00 2.16 2.10 2.10 2.05 2.16 2.10 2.06 2.00 1.90 1.80 1.75 1.70 1.80
+
.60
.56
.60
.50
.55
.65
.50
.55
.50
.55
.50
.55
.55
.50
.50
.46
.45
.46
.46
.40
Nit 2.35
2.35 2.35 2.30 2.25 2.20 2.10 2.25 2.20 2.213
2.15 2.25 2.20 2.15 2,10 2.00 1.90 1.86 1.80 1.70
*COLA is prorated daily W/Onnembsre without dependents N/Rmew rats +=Menem from old rate *'=barracks eels is prorated daily
Grade
0.10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
W-4 3 2 1
.71 .17 E.9
.71 .19 8
.68 .16 7
.66 .17 6 .63 .16 5 .81 .18 4
.59 .14 3
.56 .14 2
.64 .14 1
Housing Allowance*
N 'It W II dr,
+ N/It With dry
+
13.05 3.65 16.30 4.60
11.70 3.25 14.30 4.00 10.80 3,00 13.00 3.66
9.60 2.70 11.60 3.25 8.45 2.35 10.40 2.90 7.35 2.10 9.30 2.66 5.75 1.65 7.45 2.10 9.25 2.60 11.20 3.15 8.25 2.30 10.20 2.86 7.20 2.00 9.15 2.56 6.50 1.86 8.40 2.35 9.15 2.95 12.90 4.20 8.45 2.76 11.90 3.86 7.20 2.35 11.10 3.60 6.55 2.15 10.20 3.30 6.30 2.10 9.40 3.10 5.55 1.80 8.25 2.86 4.95 1.60 7.20 2.40 4.35 1.40 7.20 2.40 4.15 1.36 7.20 2.40
'=housing allowance is prorated daily W/Ormembers without dependents N/R "new rate +=increase from old rate
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Kamehameha Day celebrations
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The Polynesian Cultural Center will celebrate Kamehiancha Day June 11, with a special program of hula and pageantry at 1:45 p.m. in the Hawaiian village. There will also be day-long demonstrations of ancient Hawaiian arts and crafts in honor of the warrior- monarch who united these islands into one kingdom more than 150 years ago.
-Kamehameha Day is a Hawaii State holiday and at the Polynesian Cultural Center we like to go all out in honoring not only the man but the people and culture of our hoist islands of Hawaii," said William Cravens. Cravens is vice president and general manager of the 42-acre
Aiea Orchid Club, Inc. 1st Annual
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living museum, which is located in Lahr about an hour's scenic drive from Waikiki.
Joseph Waioha Ah Quin, chief of the Cultural Center's Hawaiian village, explained that the various demonstratiions' of ancient Hawaiian arts and crafts will include:
*Poi Pounding (hourly from 10:30 a.m.): Boiled taro or kat°, a tuber root that is a staple in the Polynesian diet, is pounded in a carved wooden bowl and mixed with water until it reaches the consistency where it can be picked up with one, two, or three fingers. Samples will be available.
Net throwing from 10 a.m.
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until 1:45 p.m., will be done in the lagoon between the Hawaiian and Tahitian villages.
*Lei making: Waioha said his villagers will demonstrate the making of traditionally strung Hawaiian leis, lei kui or flowers on a string, as well as those made from feathers and in the hake or braided styles.
*Hula dancing, from 10 a.m. until 1:45 p.m. The young women of the Polynesian Cultural Center's Hawaiian Village will dance the kahiko or ancient style.
*Lauhala weaving: The dried leaves of the pandanus plant will be woven into many useful items .. . such as baskets, mats, fans, etc.
Also throughout the day before
and after the special program visitors are welcome to learn and try konane, an island form of checkers; and ulu marka, an
ancient Hawaiian version of lawn bowls.
"The Kamehameha Day program will begin in the Hawaiian village at 1:45," Waioha said, "starting, of course, with a
processional representing the ali'i or chiefs and nobles of old Hawaii."
Then Hui Hooulu Aloha, so hula la/au or school comprised of Polynesian Cultural Center employees and community residents will perform a variety of ancient and modern hulas.
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Change of Command
A Marine Barracks, Hawaii, sunset change of command and parade ceremony will be held at Pearl Harbor Friday. The parade will start across from Marine Barracks, Building 221 at 6:20 p.m.
Colonel Frank Ko- ethe, present com manding officer, will turn the helm of the barracks over to
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Martel Dube at the change of command ceremony following the parade.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Shoe repair service
The Marine Corps Exchange has an- nounced that a new shoe repair contractor has been hired.
Tom's Shoe Repair now handles all repairs of shoes, boots,
June 2, 1982, Page A-3
pocketbooks and luggage.
The service will operate through the Laundry and Dry Cleaning outlet at the Main Exchange. Prices will be lower than those charged by the previous contractor, and most repairs will be ready for pick up within four days of turn in. There are several pairs of shoes and boots in the old cobbler shop requiring
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Red Cross Orientation
The Red Cross Orientation meeting will be held at 9 a.m. in the Kaneohe Branch Medical Clinic's class. room #2 Monday.
All new Red Cross
volunteers and anyone interested in volunteer. ing are welcome. Directly following the Orientation meeting, there will be the monthly Red Cross board meeting. For more information call 257 -2606/2575. Immunization
In an effort to improve efficiency, the Immunization Clinic aboard the air station is scheduling allergy patients separately.
Unlike other pa- tients, individuals with allergies must be monitored after shots are given, thus causing others to wait.
The new immuniza- tion hours for allergy patients are from 7:45 to 8:30 a.m., Monday through Friday. Tues- day and Friday from 2:15 to3:15 p.m. allergy patients may also receive shots. The Immunization Clinic is closed on weekends.
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Although an Individual Retirement Account Is meant for retirement savings (you can make withdrawals without penalty starting at age 591/2), if you need to, you can withdraw funds earlier.
Let's say you suddenly need $2,000. You can take it out of your IRA, but the IRS requires a 10% penalty-$200 in this case. In addition, the $2,000 would be taxable in the year of the withdrawal. (There are other penalties, and exemplionsfrom penalties, depending on Individual situations.)
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Mind-altering drugs affect driving ability
by J03 Joy Payne
WASHINGTON . . . Yearly, thousands of highway deaths are attributed to the misuse and abuse of drugs while driving. Millions of Americans take drugs daily and don't realize that drugs can affect their driving ability.
Alcohol, tranquilizers, mari- juana - or any other mind' altering drug - affects the ineatal and physical skills a person needs to drive. Even some over-the counter medicines can affect driving skills.
MOST PEOPLE ARE aware that drinking and driving don't mix, but few realize that many so- called household drugs are just as dangerous.
Tranquilizers are commonly misused drugs. These are central nervous system depressants which help relieve tension and anxiety. For example, consider diazepam (Valium), the most com- monly prescribed tranquilizer.
Studies have shown that even small doses of diazepam can slightly impair psychomotor skills, thus slowing reaction time, interfering with eye-hand coordination and affecting the speed at which the brain processes sensory information. Driving simulator tests how that persons on diazepam are somewhat less likely than others to check roadway conditions.
SLEEPING PILLS are another type of tranquilizer that are often misused. Studies show that Flurazepam (Dalmane), the most commonly prescribed sleeping pill, accumultes in the body and that its residual effects impair driving skills. When test subjects drank alcohol after only a single night's dose of flurazepam, their skills became highly impaired.
Other sedative-hypnotic drugs, including barbituates, are powerful depressants that calm people down or help them sleep.
Sleepy or oversedated drivers are dangerous drivers and risk not only their lives but the lives of other drivers.
Stimulants - amphetamines, cocaine and caffeine - stimulate the central nervous sytem. Modest amounts of stimulants under a doctor's prescription are used to make people feel more alert. However, studies and actual driving records show that people who use stimulants such as amphetamines are slightly more accident prone because they are inclined to overestimate their ability and take more risks.
Hallucinogens and PCP distort judgment and reality, cause confusion and panic and can produce psychotic-like reactions. After the use of hallucinogens, a person may also experience depression and tremors which could severly impair driving skills and judgment.
MARIJUANA research has shown that even small amounts can affect concentration,
judgment, and the sensory and perceptual skills needed for careful driving. The drug slows coordination and dulls reflexes that normally may be needed to prevent an accident. Simulator studies have also shown that subjects on marijuana have trouble staying in lanes and do not readily respond to a horn's warning sound.
There are many over-the. counter drugs which produce reactions that can affect a person's driving. Always read the label and stay away from drugs that cause drowsiness or promote sleep - such as cold preparations - if you have to drive.
People are different; so are drugs.
ANY DRUG you take might impair your ability as a driver. If you take one drug or if you mix several drugs, the result can still be the same. DISASTER!
Safe dri ting always requires an alert eye, a clear head and a steady hand.
Drugs Today: The facts for survival DRUG EDUCATION - Thomas Ditzler, director of the for parents. Ditzler was one of several speakers who Counseling and Assistance Center discusses "Drugs donated their time to the seminar. (Photo by Sgt Chris Today: The Facts For Survival," during a recent seminar Taylor)
Danger Kids fall prey to drug-laced tattoos
by Sgt Greg Berry
"Hey Theresa, come look at my new tato° " Johnny called excitedly to the girl next door. Of course, the tattoo was nothing more than a 'tattoo transfer' ... or was it?
When Theresa came over to see Johnny, she thought her friend was playing possum, lying on the ground like he was dead.
"You can get up now," she teased. But as she reached to tickle him, she noticed the tattoo - Mickey Mouse. Her mother had warned her about cartoon stickers, because some of them were 'poisoned.' When Johnny didn't move, Theresa immediately ran and told her mother ...
The story is make-believe as far as the kids are concerned, but the threat of drug- laced stickers is real.
Stickers of cartoon characters have always been popular with youngsters. Rumors, which were later confirmed, began circulating a few months ago with drug-laced stickers being sold on the mainland. Innocent cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse were suddenly part of the drug scene - and unsuspecting children fell prey to the drugs.
This threat was brought closer to home recently when a Barbers Point fifth- grader became ill from the effects of LSD. The child spent several days and nights at Tripler Army Medical Center without sleep, but was later released in good condition.
In the make-believe story, Theresa had heard about the bad stickers and was able to go for help when Johnny passed out.
Let's make sure every child understands the danger.
Alcohol abuse policy Cont. from A-I
Marines to full duty who subsequently serve with full effectiveness. Promotion and assignment opportunities will not be denied any Marine soley on the basis of prior alcohol abuse that led to formal treatment. provided that the individual has demonstrated full restoration to productive service," the Commandant said.
"An essential part of the leadership effort is to change the attitude of Marines toward the use of alcohol," the Commandant explained. "The long- standing perception, particularly on the part of the younger personnel, that hard drinking somehow constitutes part of the image of a hard charging Marine must be dispelled."
THE COMMANDANT CALLED on leaders to "deglamorize" the use of
alcohol and encourage healthy recreational alternatives aimed at combating boredom. "Anything that contributes to the all too prevalent perception that the use of alcohol is expected at social gatherings and certain recreational activities must be avoided," Gen Barrow added.
"The privilege of being a Marine includes the responsibility for maintaining the highest standards of discipline, conduct and performance" The Commandant concluded, "Alcohol abuse is a form of indiscipline that can seriously reduce the overall value and effectiveness of the individual Marine, and degrade the operational effectiveness of the Marine's organization. Those who choose to abuse alcohol will be identified and assisted to the degree possible, but in all cases held accountable for their actions."
Conference combating drug and alcohol abuse SSgt Beckie Wass
QUANTICO, Va. - "Combating Drug and Alcohol Abuse" was this year's topic at the second annual Major General John H. Russell Leadership Conference. More than 60 representatives from Department of Defense, Headquarters Marine Corps and Marine Corps command attended the Command and Staff College Foundation's conference, May 11.14, at the FBI Academy here.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS ON drug and alcohol abuse lectured and participated in the seminars and panel discussion. Among the distinguished lecturers were David Tome, the ex-
- -undercover narcotics cop, Reverend Vaughn Quinn, O.M.I., Director of Sacred
:Heart Rehabilitation Center in Detroit, Or. John Johns, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Drug and Alcohol
. Abuse Prevention, Ronald Gaetano, R. Ph. Vice President, Awareness Media Associates, Endwell, N.Y. and Joyce
.Nalepka, National Federation of Parents for a Drug Free Youth.
Gen Paul X. Kelley, Assistant :Commandant of the Marine Corps,
..delivered the keynote address at The Basic School and Lieutenant Gen Edward Bronars, deputy chief of staff, for Manpower, Headquarters Marine Corp*,
-made the welcoming remarks.
"We not only invited people from the "..Department of Defense, and Headquar- ::ters Marine Corps, but a variety of people .tom the field ... company commanders, ;.battalion commanders ... those people in :the trenches who actually fight the battle
:on a day-to-day basis," said MajGen -David Twomey, deputy for Education/Di- 'rector, Education Center here. ; "The purpose of the conference was to evaluate the Commandant's present drug and alcohol program, to share ideas and recommendations, for the improvemen tot the Marine Corps' current dreg program.
"WE CAME UP WITH several recommendations, one is that if we are to hive an effective drug and alcohol Wpgram for the Marines, it must involve the families," Twomey said.
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Twomey stressed that the success of the program depends upon the support of Marine noncommissioned officers. "The NCO's are the cornerstone of the drug and alcohol program. If we're going to do anything whatsoever in the Marine Corps we need the support of the young corporals and sergeants. We must train, educate and mobilize the young NCO's. In order to mobilize peer pressure, we must make them true believers in the program," he said.
Among additional ideas for improvement resulting from the conference were some concerning the logistics of the drug and alcohol program. "We do not have the administrative details running smoothly enough. Sometimes results from urinalysis testing do not come back for three or four months. This negates the entire program. There are certain resources that we really need more of: people, money and materials. We need to take a hard look at the logistics of the current program," Twomey said.
"A mobilized team, with perhaps a mixture of Marines and civilians, is another idea we discussed - something along the lines of the Human Resources program that helped alleviate racial problems a few years ago," Twomey added.
Maj Barry Griffin, MCDEC's Drug and Alcohol Officer agreed with the need for more people to act 88 "interveners" the need to include the family in the program, and a mobilized tram. "My ideas about family involvement were reinforced at this conference. Those who may have expected magic answers last week discovered there are no magic answers, but that the solution is plain, old leadenihip and education," Griffin said.
One of the conference seminar leaders, Col Mathew Cooper, commanding officer of Officer Candidate School here, described the conference as an interchange of ideas, "We learned how to do our jobs better from others. We all left with new ideas to use at our own commands. Such en exchange of ideas makes for a more uniform application of the Comman- dant's program," Cooper said.
"THE CIVILIAN AND FBI representatives talked about how they
DISCUSSION - During the Major General John H. Russell Leadership Conference on Combating Drug and Alcohol Abuse, there were several panel discussions on the subject. One such panel included (I -r) Carl Eller, National Football League; Charles R. Jackson, Assistant Director of Security, NFL; Ronald J. Gaetano, Vice President, Awareness Media Associates; Jack Duren, Acting Deputy Director, National Institute on Drug Abuse;
deal with drug and alcohol abuse. We learned from them about the mind-set of young people . . . why they become involved with drugs so we can better relate and then successfully convince them that there is something better in life," Cooper said.
"Let's face it, I am the establishment. Commanders have always been the establishment, they must be. We want to free our Marines, not lecture them. In order to convince them, we must be sincere
John H. Johns, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense; Joyce Nalepka, National Federation of Parents for a Drug Free Youth; Peter D. Patrick, Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist and Diagnostician, Washington Hospital Center; and Dr. Langer, Director of the Office of Congressional and Public Affairs, Drug Enforcement Administration. (Photo by Cpl K.L. Ellis)
and caring, that's the key," Cooper said. One of the liaison officers for the
conference, Maj Jack Niemyer, expressed his gratitude far MCl/EC and FBI Academy support last week. "Motor Transport drivers, audiovisual personnel, photographers and the FBI Academy staff contributed their time, expertise and facilities. That's what kept the whole operation running so smoothly," said Niemyer.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR the
Russell conference was drawn from the MajGen John H. Russell Endowment Fund. The fund was established with a grant from the Vincent Astor Foundation. The president of that foundation is Mrs. Vincent Astor, daughter of MajGen Russell, former Commandant of the Marine Corps.
Mrs. Astor's son, Ambassador Anthony Marshall, is the Command and Staff College Foundation's Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
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June Calendar of Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Tliarsr lim Friday Saturday
1. Family
2 Family
3. Outreach 455'
4. Teen Center
5. Family
6. Special
Service Center 7. MCAS Officer's
Service Gym 8. Joint Education
Office, Building 9. Library
10. Marina
11. Rifle Range Theater
12. Hale Kos Services Office
Club
Center
Hotel
Reading tests, 7. every Mon and Wad 7,45 a.m., Fn 1.15 p.m.
',ports Conditioning. 2 11.30 ii in.. Mon.. ma. and Fn.. CO- eg active duly personnel only, Si 7 per month
Summer Fun Parente Meeting, 5 230 pm.
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Assertiveness wdr ,.lass. 3. 9 a m every In.. c,,.. 254-4719 for information
t;ponsorship briefing. 3 I p in Every Thu
Sports Conditioning, 2, 6:30 rn p . Every Tue and Thu
Body Dynamics I, 2, 7,30 p.m. Every Tue and Thu.
Exerele class - Wpm r , - , a m Every Thu
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Am-dynamics, 2, 830 a.m. Every Mon, Wed end Fri
S T E.P " (Systematic Training Effective Parenting), 3.930
a m Every Fri.
Ine Kwon Do. age 6-adult. 2, 5 L in children. 6 p nt adulte mon , Wed and Fri
',falls for Parents of Infants 9 .1 in
Woolen's Sell Defense. 1
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Champagne Buffet Brunch, 12, 10 a.m. Adults: $7.95, children $4.95 (plus 10% gratuity).
K-Bay Lanes Blackout Sweeper, 8:45 p.m.
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CLEP test, 8, 7.30 a m Today through Fri.
for Preschuoi Summer Program, 8, today Ihru Fri.. 10 a.m. lo 1 p.m.
Exercise class - advanced, 3, 4 P.M. Every Mon and Wed.
Infertility group, 3, 6 p.m. Every Mon,
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Wailing Wives 3. 9 a or . every Tues.
Exercise class - intermediate. Exercise 3, 9 a.m. Every Tue and Fri
Bimonthly meeting for K-Bay ' Rod and Gun Club, Bldg. 568, 7
p.m.
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Saar .
Womene Awareness Program. 3, 9 a.m. every Wed , call 254- 4719 for details.
Hawah Marine Athletic Council Tennis, Pearl Harbor. today Ihru Sat
A:I.-Women Organizational meeting for Women s softball, ', 5 p rn,
teen Center trip to All American Skala, noon
Child Care Center PAC meeting, 7 p.m.
"anent -Child Relatonsihoc I 7
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Teen Center's School's Opt Dance, 2, 8 p.m., live Sarin
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Chess Club Meeting. 9, 2 p.m .
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Flag Day
ASVAB test, 8, 710 a.m.
"Sell Defense for Women", 3, 9 a.m. Call 254-4719 or 254 -5558 for Information. Every Mon.
Prenatal Class 01 "Exercise and Nutrition," 1, 9,30 a.m.
Kokokahi YWCA Summer Term Classes run from today till Aug. 21.
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Tennis Junior Program begins today.
Golf Catlight, Kaneohe Clipper,
Youth group - Junior High, 3, 3:30 p.m. Every Tue.
Dungeons 8 Dragons and War Games Meeting, 9,7 p.m.. every Tues.
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Intramural Bowling Organ., honal Meeting, 5. noon. ti
Financial Planning, 1, 7 p i
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Volunteer irallraig. I. 9 a M
Family Budget Planning. 1 i o M.
Body Dynamics I, 2, 7.30 p 1, Tue. and Thur.
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lavers Ea to acquire Learner s Permit. 3, 9 30. call 254-5556 to ,i,ter.
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Scotch Golf Foursome, Kaneohe Klipper, shotgun start at 130 p.m.
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SAT test 8, 7:30 a.m.
Prenatal Class #2 "Prepared Childbirth," E00 a.m.
Adult Hula, 1, 7 p.m., every Mon.
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ACT lest, 8. 710 a.m.
Bishop Museum's "Polynesian Skies." Shows daily 11 a.m.
22
Library Movie Night, 9, 7 p.m.
Financial Planning, 1, 7 p.m.
Spaghetti Western Night, 12, 6 p.m. Adults: $6.95, children $4.95. Free western movie Every Tue,
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Driver s Ed to acquire Learners Permit, 3. 9.30, call 254-5556 to register.
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Teen Center Dance. 2, 8 p m
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ASVAB lest, 8, 7:30 a.m.
Prenatal Class 93 "Breast- feeding," 1, 9:30 a.m.
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Hawaii s People and Customs 7.30. every Wed.
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Potential savers must first assess their family's needs and goals. Financial planners usually suggest that a family save an amount equal to at least six months' income in an easily accessible account for emer- gencies. After that, other savings methods can be considered:
PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS are available through banks, savings and loan associations and credit unions. When evaluating where to place your funds, ask about the rate of compounding, when the money is credited to your account, what minimum amount is required for earning interest and if there are any penalties or bonuses. Not all passbook accounts are the same, and differences can add up. Passbook accounts (and certifi- cates of deposit and money- market certificates) are generally insured up to $100,000 by federal or state government agencies or by private insurors.
CERTIFICATES OF DE- POSIT involve a specific amount of money being deposited over a period of time in a bank, savings, credit or loan association. These certificates usually earn more interest than a passbook account. But if the money is withdrawn before the time period is up, a severe penalty is imposed, by federal law, on the interest.
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS are conservative time deposits commonly known as Series EE (matures in five years) and Series HH (matures in 10 years). The interest is exempt from state and local income taxes, and the federal taxes may be deferred until the bonds are redeemed,
U.S. TREASURY BILLS require a $10,000 minimum investment over three months to a year. You get a high interest rate, with earnings exempt from state and local taxes. Treasury bills can be bought through a bank, a stockbroker or directly from a Federal Reserve bank or branch.
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This free program will be held in Building 455. Two free haircut. and hair style demonstrations will be given.
Transporation and child care (50 cents per child) are available. Make reservations by calling 254-4719 or 254-5556.
BEYOND THE GATES - The space through which the Earth moves in its annual migration about the sun is often invaded, not by little green men in space ships, but by comets, stray asteroids, and other space debris. A new planetarium show, "Space Invaders," will examine a number of notable examples such as Halley's Comet, the great Tunguska event of 1908, meteor showers, and meteorite craters on Earth and other celestial bodies.
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LADY OF THE ISLANDS - Rebecca learns some hula steps from Polynesian dancers in her new show, "Lady of the Islands." A hula medley of "Lapahoehoe," "Ptapu," and "Singing Bamboo" is one of the show's features, along with Pa nio lo country
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Entertainment
Discount desk offers reduced military rates The Joint Special Services
Discount Desk offers reduced rates for several Oahu entertainment sites.
For the military member interested in dining afloat while admiring Diamond Head, four different cruises are offered at ,discount prices.
The Aikane Catamarans Dinner Sails, normally offered for $25, is $19.50. The Hula Kai is reduced from $26 to $19.50. The Hokunani is $18 instead of $29.50, and Windjammer Cruises are offered at a "Salute the Military" price of $14.75.
If daylight scenery and outdoor parks are more the style, discounts to some of the more prominent parks are availble.
A discount card admits "members, member's spouse, children and two guests" to
, Paradise Park. Admission to the park with the card is $3 for adults, $2 for children 4-12 years
old and children under 4 free. Another Special Services card
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For those who can't get enough of a good thing, the discount card is good for unlimited visits. The cost is less with each visit. ending in one price of $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for children for each visit after the third.
Oahu's enchanted kingdom. Castle Park, is also among the places offering reduced rates.
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Trials evaluate Hornet, El Torro receives F/A-18
The Navy/Marine Corps' F A IN Hornet completed nine days of sea trials aboard the USS Carl Vinson off the Virginia coast in early April. This was the strike fighter's second series of shipboard tests. Initial sea trials were flown aboard the USS America in the fall of 1979.
Trials evaluated the Hornet during a variety of flight conditions, including night operations, different combinations of weapons and external fuel tanks and difficult catapult operations. Several automatic approaches were flown, with the Hornet under the control of the ship's automatic carrier landing system.
The Navy's final operational evaluation is scheduled this summer, before the Hornet is introduced into fleet service.
Transitioning of A-7 attack squadrons to F A-18 squadrons will begin in January 1983.
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Some high school buddies and I went to see "Battle Cry," in 1955, The movie was full of blood and guts, and good music, and when we left the theater we found an imposing figure in the lobby wearing a resplendent blue uniform. A few weeks later my buddies and I were wondering how going to a movie could lead to Parris Island ..."
That's how Lieutenant Colonel Gerald Boston found his way into the Marine Corps, and now the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron commanding officer is putting the final touches to a career spanning 26 years and many parts of the world.
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"I told my children that my job is to take a handful of quarters and play video games," he said. His first job, however, will be to coordinate the company's move to a new central campus. "It's a straight logistics problem, similar to ones I've worked with in the Corps."
Boston's varied career as a Marine has taken him and his family to many parts of the world, but his fondest assignment was in Rota, Spain. ' 'The Bostons moved to Spain in 1968 following his return from a tour in Vietnam, and he remained
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there as a Marine Barracks executive officer for three years. "When I quit work altogether, I plan on returning to Spain," he commented. "I found the people and countryside of Spain to he the most stimulating in the world. I believe my wife, deep in her heart, has never left there."
A LARGE POSTER of the "run of the hulls" at Pamplona, Spain dominates a wall in Boston's office. He did the run ... three times . . . in 1970, an experience he was glad he did, but would never do again.
The Marine veteran has also served as assistant director for recruiting at the 8th Marine Corps District, New Orleans; executive officer of 2d Battalion, 4th Marines; and head of the Promotional Branch. HQMC.
While stationed here, he has commanded 2d Battalion, :id Marines; Marine Air Base Squadron-24; and Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron. He will be replaced Friday as l&FIS commanding officer by Major Thomas Swindell.
"Assuming command of 2/3 will always be special to me just for the respect and responsibility that goes with it," he said. Having commanded units with both the air and ground components of the Corps, Boston has observed problems common to most Marines.
"We don't always adopt it scholarly attitude about the Corps," he said. "We overlook the necessity to be a student of our profession. If a Marine doesn't understand the underlining political aspects of a conflict, he won't understand the reasons behind it.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Salutes is designed to recognize individuals for their achievements and exceptional per- formance of duty as well as to welcome new arrivals to Hawaii.
The information contained herein is compiled from Fleet Home Town News releases submitted to the Joint Public Affairs Office by unit information officers.
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AT LOW PRICES
48" S.M.C. UTILITY 52" CASABELLA
$58 $ donm,
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TUESDAY CALL NOW 262-8131 1247 -F Pali Hwv ( 1 block east of Castle Hospital), in the new 7-Eleven Complex in Kahl& ,
monday Thursday thru 9:30-9:00 pm
Saturday Sundays 9:3041:00 pros I :00,5:00 pm
GOOD;j0YEAR SERVICE STORES
Wheel Alignment WARRANTED 90 DAYS... OR 3,000 MILES, WHICH- EVER COMES FIRST
aspect gl four tees coned as des testable suspension Includes hoot sure Set lion t rear wheel caster sheet time citrates, iiot trucks
camber and lee to proper alignment endows requinng MacPherson Soul
Inspect suspension and steering correction extra Parts and arinlional sySlerns services ewe II needed
Most U S cars and woods war on
LIFETIME ALIGNMENT 544. We will align your car as 015100 7110130es not no the replacement above then recheck and align it of hies and/or parts that become
needed coma 6 months Or 5 000 worn or damaged Limited Warranty aides -a whenever needed Valid end if service work gleame.q the alipa oats at Inc Store where purchased meet is Waned Os arM 00e e0e1
Transmission $
Maintenance wort i AL':.;;T
Replace transmission Hurd
mouse
Replace transmission tiller on vehicles
Oorts
Install new pan gasket
AsodiequsUl'IPinPekadge and bands. as applicable
*hrrented tor 90 days or 3,000 mites whichever comes first.
Lobe t & Oil
Change
Includes up to 5 qts major brand motor oil
Most U.S cars. many imports and light trucks
Oil tiller extra. if needed Includes FREE 9-point
safety check. Please call for an appointment
12-Month Tune-Up Electronic Ignition Systems
$ cyl.
4 ay!. $49 8 eel.
Most U S cars. many imports and light trucks Additional parts and services extra. if needed Check charging. starting and engine systems Install new rotor, new spark plugs Set liming
to recommended specs Lubricate and adjust choke Achust carburetor Standard ignition Systems Add SP 00 for required points condemn and additronal labor
12 Month Tune-Up Limited Warranty
Goodyear will tune your engine electronically and give you up to three tree engine analyses any time within one year It any of these check- ups Indicate the need for adjustments or part replacements that were part of the original tune- op Goodyear will fix II tree.
Wheel Bearing YOUR CHOICE
Repack & Seals 19 DRUM
OrOeSe Seals Re, .
Four hee, brake msocl,, Inatect lour too end CAtrect trre ()tenure $ DISC
PAM. i0 00,r seoce est. newt. Most U S cart rnennocets. and Itqn. utton 13,roc Bra, - Pow or Vocr 4,er or, omo
Maumee 90 days or 3,000 mile, rinocheeer comes 1,
r All Goodyear
Service Is
Guaranteed Nationwide In Writing
GoonAt AR
Guaranteed Auto
Service
for at least 90 days or 3,000 miles. whichever comes first-many ser- vices much longer.
If Goodyear limited war- ranty service is ever re- quired, go to the Goodyear Service Store where the original work was performed and we'll fix it free.
If, however, you're more than 50 miles from the original store, go to any of _
Goodyear's 1300 Service Stores nationwide
COME UP TO
OUAUTY---- & INNOVATION
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Kaneohe Bay Shopping Center STORE HOURS: 46-047 Kam Hwy., Kaneohe SAT. 7:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. Hi. 96744 247-6668 MON. TURN FRI.
Mgr. Philip G Smith 7:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
WaimaliUPlaza Shopping Center 98-1277 Kaahumanu SI. Aiea. Hi. 96701 487.0066 Mgr. Wayne Nagai
Pa a A-12 June 2 1982
DON'T USE IT?
DON'T USE IT?
DON'T USE IT?
DON'T USE IT?
DON'T USE IT?
DON'T USE IT?
DON'T USE IT?
SELL IT!
IN THE CLASS- IFIED
235-5881 or
1322-3966
Carrier of the Week
Kieth Wiggins Kieth Wiggins is our Hawaii Marine
"Carrier of the Week.'' For the last six months Kieth has been a familiar sight to residents along Parks Street and McLennan Street wherei he delivers his papers.
Kieth is a person who likes to travel, and he uses some of his newspaper earnings to save for trips. This summer Kieth will put his earnings to a happy use when he and his family begin a cross-country automobile trip.
Although the trip will be a lot of fun, Kieth is also looking forward to reaching the destination: Houston, Texas. Houston is where Kieth was born and where he will find relatives and old friends waiting to see him.
Carrier of the Week receives a FREE Big Macs from
McDonald's.
McDONALD'S ASTOUNDING HAMBURGER STATISTICS
Enough ehekes to wash down 18 OfIllon hamburger v/1111111 every gas lank In the U S end that doesn't even Include th countless Won. of sort drinks and cone coneurnO 1 McDonald's
HAWAII MARINE CIRCULATION
POLICY
Each week, the HAWAII MARINE is delivered to all homes and apartments. Your carrier delivers the HAWAII MARINE and will call on you every few weeks.
If delivery service is satisfactory, and you enjoy the HAWAII MARINE, your voluntary payment will be a reward to our young businessman for a job well done. It's an incentive to work hard, and it's a way of letting our circulation department know which boys and girls are giving the best service.
The young carrier pictured above is a local businessman . . . a HAWAII MARINE carrier. Most likely, this is his first business venture, and it is an important educational experience. As one of his customers, you can make his route a way to genuine personal achievement and growth.
It you have any complaint about your HAWAII MARINE or the delivery service, please call 247-8755.
CARRIER APPLICATION
The HAWAII MARINE has openings for carriers. Responsible HAWAII MARINE workers earn as much as $10 per week for only a few hours work. If you want a
business route of your own near your neighborhood, please mail in the application for information
NAME I ADDRESS 1 PARENT'S NAME
ITELEPHONE. _- Malt lo: ciicumion, Sun Press, 46-018 Alelos St., Kaneohe. Hi.
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cigarette by FTC method.
Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
Sivolp744.ole4- A Navy Relief Fund Drive softball game will be played by Headquarters and
Headquarters Squadron, Supply Thursday at Risely Field. Hot dogs, soft drinks and beer will be sold to raise money for the drive.
The game will start at 4:30 p.m. and H&HS takes on the Station Commissary.
The Marine Corps Reserve is sponsoring a 3- 6 -9 Sweeper Tournament, to benefit the Toys For Tots program, June 5 and 6 starting at 9 a.m. at the Stadium Bowl-O-Drome in Honolulu.
For more information contact the Reserve Center at 471-0202 or the Stadium Bow1.0- Drome at 949-6669.
The 3rd Annual United Service
The personal computer for people who take success personally.
OSBORNE II And Epson MX 80 F/T
Father's Day Special
$2395.00
ComputerLand 567 S. King St. 46-202 Kahuhipa St.
521-8002 247-8941
4510 Salt Lake Blvd. 487-0031
EXECUTIVE RECRUITERS
of HAWAII POSITIONS AVAILABLE
NATIONWIDE FEE PAID
Wanted Now: Software, Data Processing personnel, with 2+ years experience with necessary clearances.
CALL 523-9471
P.O. Box 4361 (Davies' Pacific Center,
Suite 2010) Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Organizations Golf Tournament will start with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start at Hamala Bay Golf Course, Ilickam Air Force Base June 17.
Entry fee is $35 and is a donation to the USO. The entry fee includes the awards banquet to immediately follow the tournament.
For more information and entry forms contact the Athletics Office.
Entry forms for the Fourth Annual Run for Life Day, June 6, are available from the Hawaii Heart Association, 245 North Kukui Street.
The challenge run will begin at 7 a.m. The course begins and ends in front of the Iolani Palace and cirlces the state capitol and city hall districts.
Get
10 CEMETERY PLOTS
PARTY moving to mainland 2 cemetery plots $750 ea/offer. Valley of the Temples, Call 847-8322 after 3 p.m.
20 LOST &RAMO
LOST Doberman Pinscher, female. Enchanted Lake/Mid Pac area. Sat , May 8, please call 281-2663
25 PERSONALS
HAWAIIAN Swinger Maga- zine, Discreet Instructions. Send $3.00 to Box 850-C. Waimanalo, HI. 98795 - LOCAL male in 30's seeks female 28-30, Intellectual minded or profess for friendship. Call Vern 734-4498 Exchange Special
*******************
BUY TWO, GET ANOTHER
FREE!
KODAK = t 111h,
Color Enlargements Bring in your favorite KODACOLOR Film negatives, color slides, color prints or instant color prints. Get 3 color enlargements for the price of 2, processed by Kodak. One enlargement is free! For great gifts and dazzling decorations.
Enlargements from 5" x 7" to 16" x 24"
r PICK UP A COUPON AT
YOUR EXCHANGE
PHOTO PROCESSING COUNTER.
Hurry, special offer ends June 16, 1982. Stop at your Exchange today!
This advertisement was neither paid for nor sponsored, in whole or in part, by the Exchange Service. Eastman Kodak Company. 1982
YOUNG responsible man wants to meet lady over 30. Call anytime 247.1070
NUDIST Park free visit - membership info. Send $1.00 mailing and handling to box 8417. Honolulu. 98815
PARTY-GRAM 'EXOTICA°
Have a special occasion in mind? Remember our EXOTIC professional dancers! Male & females rated G. GP. R. X. Receive our sought-aller complimentary "Exotica Lel."
Ph. 638-9167
YOUNG European Genie:tow seeks discreet Older won. for day activolieS Box 291 2.: Flon , Hi 96820
DIAL A STRIPPER GRAM
The perlec OCCnSiOl , .. office. etc 1 ELL U WHERE AND OFF IT COMES
PH. 922-8728
IF you want to drink, that's your business. If you want to slop, that's ours. Alcoholics Anonymous. Ph. 946-1438
IS MORMONISM a Hoax? A new recorded message each week. 293-9495.
35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
PREGNANT AND WORRIED?
WE'LL HELP FREE P.G. TEST
MON iWER FRI SKIM 487-7087.538-3577 262-2171,622-1532
SECRETARIAL SERVICES a I
forms of typing, incl. Medical & legal. Call Linda 254-5512
Healing Massage and
Stress Management Reline non and bad Min sports Nee, relaxation
ht appointment
Elizabeth Royalty
262-9493 TIRED, tense, overworked? Expert from Europe helps with high quality Swedish deep muscle Massage. Licensed Call 923-1627
Suzy's Playmates Massage
& Escorts Ph. 487-1362
a.m.-4 p.m
HOUSE Cleaning $85 for a house.
Call 889-5315 evenings
VIA Yard Service. Will do odd lobs p and comlete ard ca Call 293-1870 Sr 282-8814.
re.
"ISLAND WIDE MASONRY" I Patios, sidewalks, steps,
driveways, block wall, stone wall, stucco, fire places, very reasonable. FREE est. 871- 4942.
AUTO BODY & PAINT
'Insurance Work' Complete. Nan
'249 8, up PH. DAVID CAMERA
622-4511 Wahiawa
35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
DESIGNER custom-made. all
t'sfCa rTe garments
alterations. PA 22- :99 HANDYMAN SERVICES. you can't do it, we can! Call Dick, 521-7085, or 254-1138
UPHOLSTERY work; free estimates, reasonable prices. Joe's Upholstery Ph. 282 -9066
CABINETS 8 Counters falling apart - need shelves or custom work? Free Estimates 395-8336 Creative Woodwork
Design
DIET CENTER-
THE NATURAL
WAY TO LOSE WEIGHT CALL TODAY
942-9700
.June 2, 11042 CIaomified I
SELL IT! IN THE
CLASSIFIED 235-5881
35 PROFESSIONAI
SERVICES
"Busybodies" -LET US DO IP-
Cleaning. _water plants., bed dope. Mor plaiw,
wash windows. shopping. MR elderly. perks. etc.. etc
537 -4658.281 -4888
WALLPAPER installer, expert, neat, reasonable. Licensed 247-1133
FELIPE Yard and Houseclean- ing. Call 261-5050 between 2001 and 8.00 p m
SPOTLES - General House Cleaning/windows, Depen- dable/Honest. Seas. 235-8704
DIVORCE Serving Oahu
Since 1977
'100 533-4533
Molt Attorney Gene Bridger
A Public Service Protect
RETI Dependable Yard Service
Call 282-7588
45 SCHOOLS & TRAINING
HAWAII BROADCASTING SCHOOL
Want Is be a Disc Jockey. news or sportscaster?
Hawaii Broadcasting School oilers you the training
you need.Callfor free auddion.
261-3434
SECRETARY Immediate opening for secretary to publisher of weekly newspaper group and commercial printing operation. Spelling and typing skills essential. Must be personable, able to meet the public. Excellent opportunity with young, growing company. Call Ken Berry, Sun Press, 235-5881
Does your child have reading/learning pro ems
access fr, Learning
Pro rains Testing, Counseling
and Direct Instruction
0". The Orton Gillingham Phonics Reading Spelling Program and Spalding Phonics
a learning disability/reading clinic Jacquelyn Sprague, M.Ed., Director Certified Learning Disability and Reeding Sperulisi
261-0017 K allua. Howell KM. Central Honolulu. Ales/Pearl City
MAKE SUCCESS A HABIT! Individualized education program (I.E.P.) Diagnostic testing Reading, language arts, math Learning and motivation problems SAT. SSAT, GED preparation, study skills All ages -All subjects-specialized instruction
SUMMER SESSION June 14 thru July 23
R Cl , wsed is ED. Dimon,
595-4781
Learning Development Resources Honolulu, Arno Horns, KohoM, Koiluo, Pearl City
"--ThREDIT CREDIT CREDIT CREDIT
for MILITARY PERSONNEL Are you a married or single. E2. E3 or over and can't get
credit for those much needed appliances & home enter-
tainment items. Our nationwide discounted outlets offer
TV's. hi-Ii systems. microwave ovens and many more.
We have special military financing if you qualify. To
arrange for your excellent financing now.
Phone 833- 4576 Credit Department (Sheila)
OUR HhOTEL YOUR HOME BASE
Hotel Features Include
Our Best Selling Panties
a 1 "-'2" Summer Shorts T Shirts
$911 $58.
Baby Dolls At -Home Playsuits 5891
Jumpsuits and Dresses Best Selling Wigs 51919 -15211 51919
Play Romper Seamed Stockings Swimweer
14" 3 for '10 19" Plus M0113 Of Your Favorites on Sale
frederiekeS OF 140tLYWOOD
Paarlrldge Shopping Center
..m MAUI Pcao Arne parN ',Ws%
Payment Schedule To Suit Your Needs l,ci Maker's G.arden Restaurant Kalania Lounge w/live entertainment Room Service Free Color TV Pool Babysitting Referrals Deluxe Air Conditioned Rooms Rental Cars Available 3 Hotel Laundromats Free 24 Hour Airport Shuttle Service Located on Rots Line minutes away from Military Installations, Major Attractions and Waikiki.
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For Resen'ations And Information Call
836-0661
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45 SCHOOLS 8 TRAINING
STAIN Glass clue Beginner and advanced.
Cell 487-1343
STAPLES Swim School, 25 yr.. in Kailna. children & adult classes, heated p001. 281 -1982
PIANO 6 ORGAN LESSONS. Successful method for adults and teenagers. Studio in Kaneohe or downtown. A led slots open for home -lessons. Cell John Schouten at 247- 6010
ADVERTISING STANDARDS
mese Wamnse sun Warpahu Sun New,
- ..ii Navy Nevis Haw, -is and the Hawaii,
r, 8"Bple0 on tru -,se that the merchandme
hemmers &ired on .rely descobed and
'try sold to customers a Jdyerrised Err.,
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not cordon, to these Lards or Thal ,s clecepme misreading is nevi, Jig!, eccomed any
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Sun Press at 235-5881
Better Business Bureau at 531-8131
677 Ala Moans Blvd. 96813
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Cleselacelen entsprles sea risme slehnesekally
Announcements 15
Aron. 130 Apeman 127
Apr. FurnIASAd 73 Ade Unit/mane 74
Ads Pena Furs 75 Awn Mr 8.1. 175
null Portg/Iwyle. 150
Ades denial lel ants euedies /advice 148 eultdIng Zupplip 141
6.111.1 demon 40 bonne Opporturaton 50 &Wino Property
Fe Bele ce Rent 100 tad or Menke ternary Ens 110 Furniture 120
f ranee. In Rent 121
Guar. a 14011001 ell Hot Rah 171 Kelp awed Men a Female BO
Help Wenn. tin el MD Wonted Wen* Henn Furnished al IIWN1Unternshoe Haan Pertly Premature 13 Housserfling 54 income he edema X moan Propene 113 Hydra ec teen leant wnlea as Lame round 10 hinhatery a Egulneerd 137 1111nellenne. lastercycl. Ian a tervIce lit 15015,1 Sin a Service 144
MIN rot Add 103
Pelona it 51114. Supplies A tense. 151
I-remised tendon 35 Reel Estate Fe tea 114
Red Ems Amendment. 115
Reel Eden Wriniel Ile Hemet to dare 75
Rerasta Denied Re A-Car teem Per awl as Schoen a training 45
enema %Anted Meea Emote 03
Seen Ile condo a TOenkiwAsi 15 Omen a Tonennees
danlenal Conan. I invokes..
Unturnished 81
travel nuns & Pickup notion Redd. 13 yens Camara nape 175
WI, Yeti pea Ise 131
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES & REGULATIONS
Your classified ad reaches over 105,000 homes each Wed- nesday. Reed Clas- sifieds for profit, use Classifieds for results.
CLASSIFIED LINE ADS
netMonday 4110 p et 65 per tine tea
3 tine nun Act Full appetite on Me SUN PRESS. Weipahu
SUN NEWS. Hews. Neyy News. Hammen Edson
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Er...se Stodgy 5 p Celt 235-5861
522-3906
tor rntormtIon on idea, A contract twee
C orrectione cancellations deadline Monday 12:00 noon Film Ad Doodling
REPORT ERRORS AT ONCE
RFD Puhlreahons *trio not by component.. for mom Men one imdcect mooredn of ant Cmedriell OnlvaillSOrnent end Is reeponsb000nlv for thither
tronion of the ed thIn loped. IneprnItily
For gulch experienced help In pimping your ad
Ph. 255-5681 or
Ph. 622-3066
Classified II June Y. 11182
45 6CNOOLI I FRAMING ,
' FOLK Painting! Beginner : Intermediate classes Phone .281-4383 Ask for Janet.
CERAMIC the Roman Tubs, Jacuzzis, counter
top, quarry tile, brick or the courtyard
arches, Ills fences. Charles 488-3340. BC7828 PIANO Lessons. Classical. Popular or chord method.
Ph. 235-4432.
PIANO & Accordion lessons, all ages 8 levels,
Call 423-1252.
LEARN conversational Japanese.
Coll 247-6952
J C Penney crab corner specializing in your craft fantasy. 10-2 Tues./Thurs.
8/15 $30/16 wks. Priscilla .395-8754, Claudia 395.6453
`STARTING NEW Hula classes, 'Jun., call eves. 282-5233. KA :HOOKUMU HULA HALE 0 NAWAHINE.
'PHONICS, Spelling, Reading. -All English skills. Children and -adults. Spanish. French. high :school level. 262.7242
50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LADIES: Marilyn Evans it in lop physi cal and nuncio! shape. For Si
2 hours find out her proven way lo success for everyone. Exciting. Inspiring. Man wel. come. Call 281-0350 for reservallan
HOW TO Yril START A caczSUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS AND STILL MOVE WHEN
THE ORDERS COME: Sireiner For
Shiites-) Vsi,s Monday, June 28. 1902
For aaende
RUM INC
P.O. Rex 023 Alas. NI 116701
WANT to be your own BOSS? Full or part time in growing company. ENHANCE can help you build your CASTLE. For more information call 455- 2204
CAREER opportunity - no experience necessary. Ca I
624-4977 for appointment.
ALOE VERA JUICE
for good health
COLLAGEN/EJ.ASTIN & PLACENTAL
for beautiful skin For more information
Call 235-8395
independent Rpreanlotive For AlcHoyan Products
GO HELP WANTED MALE 8 FEMALE
BEGIN as Part-time shipping clerk. Opportunity mature/ conscientious person advance full-time supervisor. Typing- office machines-computation- al ability essential Kallua- Resume to Box 532, Kailas, HI. 96734.
FULL charge bookkeeper, experienced in accounts payable. receivable, payroll, general ledger, financial statements. Must be organized and able to work without supervision. Call 235-8180
LOST your Tri-Chem Liquid Embroidery Instructor? Services classes, NEW "Baby Stuff." 247-1997, 824-2302, 487 1723, 2543019, 836-8541. F/Part time. Openings
PART-TIME phone sales in the privacy of your own home. $4- 7 an hour plus commission. Qualifications, experience or aggressive Ph 39 5-98 36, evenings.
MILITARY WIVES We need part-time workers Immediately. to train for our newly established discount oulleis Now Is the time to
start making extra money for your summer trip home or to bring Grandma over for a Hawaiian vacation. 530 p.m.-10 a rn. $6.00 per
hour/incenlive plan. For interview ask for Judy.
Call 833-2228
SHUTTLE drivers needed. Living on or around Hickam AFB. Must be 25 years old. have valid drivers license, good droving record. Great opportunity for housewives. Ph. 423-1057 alter 7 p.m.
PERSONAL 'sect. /light housekeeper. Lite typing, accting, and good phone communication a moat. $4.00/hr. start lomat 235- 3890.
DRIVER for 12 passenger van, for summer fun program, mornings and afternoons, 6/10 to 8/13, Wahiawa/Mililani area, $3.35 per hour, 18 hours per week. Call West Oahu YMCA 822-4146. INSTRUCTOR Life Guard wanted for preschool summer program. Call Teddy Bear Day Care. 235-10
MILITARY BROKEI EVEN ON PAY DAY
Earn extra money part time 530 lo 10 pm.. Mon. gnu Fri. Workers needed In discount outlets specializing in Herein, televisions. microwave ovens 8 many more oppliancet. Alto buying service for Wailer,. clothing. sporting goods. etc. Following available. Hone. Pearl Harbor, Sall Lake. Wahiawa. Barbers Point 8
BMUS. S6/hr. or Incentive Day.
Call 833-4576 speak to Mary
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The point is . . Father's Day Is just around the corner! If you need extra cash for that special gift or looking fora great buy, read and usetheclassIlleds1We'llhelpyou"gettothepolnt."
Ph. 235-5881 or 622-3966 Reaching over 121.000 Oahu suburban/military households
BO HELP WANTED MALE 8 FEMALE
WE are looking for success oriented men or women to work part time in a rapidly growing company. Train to gain unlimited income Call Allen 523-6884 eves.
KOKLIA. EMPLOYMENT. KAILUA 'KANEOHE JOBS
Full Charge Bkppr. $909 Receptionist $700 Accts. Clerk $700 mo. Library clerk to $915 mo. Gen. Office full time $$$ Telephone collectors $$5
Many many other jobs 767 KAILUA RD. RM. 207
RNs LPNs AIDES &
COMPANIONS NEEOED FOR ALL SHIFTS
HOSPITAL STAFF RELIEF AND PRIVATE DUTY - TOP DAILY PAY -- BENEFIT PACKAGE
License B mere experience required
WESTCLIFF NURSES REGISTRY
787 Koala Rd. Suite 101 I( allom
262-2392 RN's 8 LPN'S. current Hams lic., good sal. 8 benefits, full 8 part-time positions, 3 PM 11130 PM shill, call for app't M-F, 9-3, 847-4834. Bever! Manor Convalescent Center. BOOKKEEPER postin accounts receivable and payables and miscellaneous office work. Call 259-7911
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BO HELP WANTED 63 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 8 FEMALE
FOR thorough efficient and DENTAL Assistant, want reliable house cleaning. Call Leitehua student from 3,30to 6 Renee 261-3931. p.m. Cell 621-5341
TELEPHONE sales. Pleasant DUAL. experienced teacher atmosphere. Salary or will babysit in my home, near commission. Days/eves. Pro's
or Windward Shopping Cnt. 247- welcome. No exp. Call Tony 1028
523-9577.
SUBSTITUTE teachers needed for '82-&3 school year. Call School Personnel Services at 261-6992 and find out how we can put you to work.
FANTASTIC Opportunity. Will basin to earn $20006 monthly
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GOOD JOBS ARE
AVAILABLE! Prolessonal resumes open does.
Military Specialists Free ConsultatiOn
PROFESSIONAL RESUME SEWS/ 735 Elishop SI 4238 521-7901
26 Years Experience
WANTED - experienced Dover Agents Commissions paid on all Sales including miter-island. 487-1424.
Bt HELP WANTED SALES
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62 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
DESIRE responsible adult to care for my 2 preschoolers weekday afternoons. Call 281- 3093 evenings & weekends.
HOUSECLEANER, exper., car nec., Kahala area, top pay, 395-0022 for interview.
83 SITUATIONS WANTED
GENERAL housecleaning. $4 p/hr. Call 455-5477 after 6p.m. ask for Barb.
AWA 410 Kilani Center.
Office space available for lease. Covered parking, air cond., elevator. Ideal for professionals. Call 622-4354 or 621-6418.
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BIG Moving Sale, Thurs. 8 Fri. 8 -2; Sat. 8-3. Super buys; GE microwave with temp. probe $199; professional 96111 saw $49; upright piano $899; tv 25- inch remote $399; queen sofa aleeper, like new $399; Sunbeam mixmaster $39; plus
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Construction
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Quality Remodel - Additions Carpentry Masonry Painting
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General Contracting
REMODELING, Additions. Repairs, New Constructron Quality Carpentry, FREE estimates. Ph. 261-5322 0- 11350, Roland.
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Report' garage Erne Est Clifford !wane C-4417
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LANDSCAPING, tree trim- ming, hauling, lot clearing, monthly maintenance. Any concrete work, stone, tile wall & sidewalk, driveways, any area. FREE est. SIC8191, 247- 5474
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BONDED Locksmith Keys made, locks repaired, emergency openings Pap's Locksmith Seri, 261-9661
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Apt - Comm. - Residential New Boxes repairs - all areas The Mailbox Man - 247.4732
Masonry
CHARLES Dysart Mseonary All types of block brick
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Moving
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Painting j C & R PAINTING
Free Est., Rees. Rates C-09724 Phone 247-4807
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Patio Coiers
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Plano Tuning I Window Awnings
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261-0457
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STATE ROOFING General Roofing. Free Estimates. Ben Pascal
37 years Exp. Lie. C20311 Ph 247-2421
Cools your house arrd protects your rugs 8 drape,
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Yard Services
KOKUA TREE TRIMMER & YARD
SERVICE we do III birds dl yordworli Tree pfur.5 or !rimming lei daring 1111Ing grow Owing Low how, yard on kw Minna Ana Tian Anl PIKE
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cleaning. Free Est 422-7426
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ea GARAGE A LANAI SALES
JUN. 5 Ai 6, 10-4, !urn., beds. plants, kitchen & misc. 44-538 Kaneohe Bay Dr
EARLY Bird Specials. Sat., June 5, 7-9 a.m. only. 824 We Napo St., Kallua
SAT., June 5, 9-2, 448 Maluniu Ave. WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR YOU.
BARGAINS! MOVING SALE, aureaus, desks, dbl. bd. & Headboard, picnic lb!, mac.
Awls. garden supplies, etc. Sal., 6/5, 8-4, 1328 Ulupuni Street. Kallua.
SAT. & Sun., 12 to 4 p.m., 12 Kallua Rd., Kathie: Windsurfer; antique dresser; desk; tables; misc. items. Call for details. 261-8884
MOVING - New rattan ;ouches a, Sears washer. Teak desk, BBO & much more, 262- 2536, June 5th 9-3, 86 N Kainalu Dr.. Kallua.
YARD Sale: Refrigerator, typewriter; surfboard; bdrm hon., misc., 227 Kaha St., Kailua, Sat., 5 June, 9 a.m.
SAT. & Sun. 9-3, 362 Ilimalla Lp., a /c, TV, carpets, plants, kid's clothing & toys. 254-3693
LANAI set; turn.; collectibles; books; misc.; 5/29 & 5/30, 910 4, 806 Wanaao Rd., Kailua.
73 APTS. FURNISHED
STUDIO for single, furnished. saso incl. Wits., beautiful view, washer/dryer, deposit required. 235-6983
STUDIO, private entrance, ;lose to beach & bus, $240 plus util. Single person only. Ph. 261-0708.
78 RENTALS TO SHARE
KAILUA. 2 bdrm., $165 depos. Clean/quiet woman, same. 949-5531 days. Anne
HAWAII KAI Hillside House, luxury, many amenities, $199- $395. Chris 395-8714
KANEOHE: Couple $300 utile. & dep. Single $250 utils & dep. Retired ok. 235-3985
PROFESSIONAL, liberal mate to share 4-bdrrn 2 bath, pool,
0I236 ntim $250 plus utils 262-
KANEOHE: Bdrm., own bath, parking, $250. utils. Incl., avail. now. 235-0696, 7-10 eves.
93 VACATION RENTALS
KUILIMA 1 bdrm fully furnished apt., no pets. Call 239-8539
BEACHFRONT Condo., near Crouching Lion. Week, month, pool. Ph. 235-6196
KONA on ocean, 2 bdrm., 2 bath condo. Real luxury. up to
114 REAL ESTATE FOR BALE
FOR Sale by owner. Without exception I can make this your best buy in Makakilo. See this lovely 3 bdrm. Palehus Garden Townhouse. The view is terrific, the living area spacious and it's reedy to move in. Minimum cash down and assume existing VA mortgage. Call 672-9549 for
6. No pets, $220/wk ,$800/mo. info. Cell 1-324-1342
HAUULA: Ghana living. BEACH House Ka ewe, Across from beach. Over 11/2 3 bdrm, $300 per week, acres. Fee. Napua Hakkei (RA) Cathy Lyman 261-4332 237-8838/235-8666
KUILIMA: 1 beam., apt., sleeps OWNER DESPERATE, must 4, amenities. Daily/wkly./me. sell Kailua home, pool, Mcsizzi. Call 235-1481 buy w/lowdown payment. Call
Judy Anderson (R) 247-5629. 98 RENTALS WANTED Mike McCormack Realtors
A QUIET, clean responsible, senior couple, want 2-bdrm, cottage or share larger home
NORTH SHORE, Rm. in new 3 In Kailua/Lanikat Consider bdrm111/2 bath, deck & rug, any arrangement to reduce walk to beach, 638-7288 rent. 262-5592
MOANALUA VALLEY: Rm. In KAILUA 2 roommates to 4 bdrm. home, male/female, share house, close to beach, $165 ulna. Incl. 477-6114, 8-4 saihscr acanj,bduesp.. =M-
262-6329 alter A.
83 HOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED
FOR Rent: 3 bdrm. Kallua house, family room, fence, close to bus, beach, no singles. Call 261-4941
SUNSET BEACH. 2 bdrm w /yard. kids and pets okay, ph 638-7288
POKAI Bay Estates rent 3 bdrm., 2 bath, large lot, long/short lease plus deposit. 623-8449 Iv. msg. or 895-9511 ext. 6153 Ila.
STUDIO cottage for rent $235. On Oneawa Street.
Call 737-5883
KANEOHE-HAIKU PLAN- TATION: Exec. .3 bdrm., 2 bath, hilltop home Or/unsur- passed view $1,200. Avail. 6/1. 262-0871
LANIKAI: Studio, block to
aftetroacr
h, lease, Wit. incl. Call 262-5528
75 APTS, PARTLY FURS.
KAILUA. Studio, quiet tenants, l6If6efs, apt bldg. $325. 262-
SALT Lake, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, new paint and carpet, parking $500. Ph. 422-4393.
78 RENTALS TO SHARE
MAKAKILO Townhouse, own room, $225 plus utilities. Ph. 672-9326 evenings.
KANEOHE: Room, private entrance, ocean view $200, quiet, clean man. 239-7338
KANEOHE: Room for rent $190 mo., own bathroom, share kitchen. Female preferred. Must like children. Ask for Patricia, 247-2495, 235-3742 or 237-8567
KAILUA: Couple/single, rm. in .2 bdrm./2 bath apt. Ph. M,
Roberts 247-5333/261-2206 09138.
KANEOHE: Rm. in Ige. 2 bdrm. house, $200. Female only. 235-
' 0254
103 OFFICES FOR RENT
KAILUA Retail/Office, 340 square feet - 2000 square feet, from 576. First Stop Really 536-1002
108 BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
WANT to be sell-employed? Sherry's Hair Care has booth for rent $350. Must have clientele. 261-1131.
KAILUA Shop space 1600 sq. ft. with power and parking First Stop Realty, Ph. 536-1002
OFFICE, 216 square feet-700 square lest. Reasonable. Call Phil 533-7468.
WAREHOUSE/Office/Show- room. 2700 square feet.
Cell Phil 533-7468.
KAILUA: 3 bdrm., 2 bath, 114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
newly remodeled, nr. bus. PEARL Ridge -Ridgeway 3 fenced yd., $450 mo. to mo. bedrooms, 11/2 bath $96,500 262 7420 Lease MLS6458
85 TOWNHOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED
'KAILUA WINDWARD COVE, lovely 3-bedroom, 2 bath garden apt., all appliances, pool, tennis, parking, no pets avail. 6/10S 0665 per month.
KANEOHE KAHALUU TOWN- HOUSE, attractive 3-bedroom 2 bath unit, all appliances, ho pet. Avail. 61.0545 per month. JERI KELOCK REALTORS. KAILUA 565 Ulukanu St. Lge.
PH 254 -3444 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, lam. rm. lanai, patio, Ige. lot, HI. Assumable VA, Lease, $159,000. Open Sun. 2-5 shown by owner. 282-5847. M. Lockridge, Inc. (RI 262-5403
KUILIMA I bdrm., 2 baths on golf course near pool and tennis courts. Lease $110,00 Terms MLS6037
HAWAII Kai - 4 bdrm., 2 bath large lot, low lease, $183,500 Terms MLS23013
HAWAII KAI -3 bdrm., 11/2bath Townhouse, with $119,000
Harbor Realty 941-9988
FOR rent Pearl Regency, across from Pearlridge, 1 bdrm condominium, partly furnish- ed. Call 239-6287 after 5:30 p.m. for more information.
88 ROOMS FOR RENT
ONE bedroom for rent, includes utilities, $175. Call 621-8066
LANIKAI: Bdrm., priv. ant. & bath, Ya block to beach, utils. Incl. $225. 261-6045
KAILUA: Single quiet, mature working person. ming., hot plate, share bath, Wilt incl. rent $200, deposit $100. 281- 1478
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CUTTER FORD '70 MAVERICK Auto., 11741
'69 FORD Torino, 5739
'78 VOLARE 2 dr., auto., air.. .740
'70 DODGE 2 dr., ACC7I6
'74 FORD Gala We, auto., o726
'78 RABBIT
5650 2 dr, Hip , auto., 5701 '1495 '73 DODGE Swinger 2 dr. 5690.
'74 DODGE Dart, auto., n679 '1321 '80 SUZUKI Bike, 104)(136 5850 '77 PLYMOUTH Fury 4 dr BAT9 0 7 '1750 '74 CHEVY
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HILO -18 ml. out, 12,000 sq. ft. lot, beautiful hapuu, must sell, $6,500 Cash. 282-7420
WAIPAHU, 3-bedroom, 1 bath house, $70,000 or $10,000 down a/s 55 year lease. MLS 6730. Glen Fontillas (RA) 456- 1348. Tanega Realty 488-7769
MINNESOTA. the possible dream' 5 fabulous tree covered acre. Incredible hunting, fishing, farming & snow- mobiling. Many lakes, close to major city Electric and phone available. $6000 full price 5600 down, $59.13 a mo. including 10% interest. Call 595-3692
DESPERATE SELLER! Sacrifice on upgraded 2 bdrm., townhome in prestigious Puu Atli. Beautiful view of ocean & mountains. Asking $129,950/ offer. Super terms possible. Gene Yoshinaga (R) 235 -4446, 247-6681, Mike McCormack Realtors
MILILANI: Spacious 4 bdriw, 21/2 bath townhouse. Assum- able 85% VA $129,500, Fee. Financing avail. under 14%. mls 3675 Courtesy. 823-4498 M. Lockridge, Inc. (R) 262- 5403
BY OWNER, was $153,500. NOW $136,500, well kept, spacious 4 bdrm./2 baths, 1g. fenced yd., nice Enchanted Lake area, 261-9613
115 REAL MATE ANNOUNCEMENTS
TRADE 2 acres, Kallua-Kona, Hawaii for home in Windward Oahu. 239-6980
120 FURNITURE
DON'T pay for showroom. Buy direct & save. It's guaranteed! Waterbeds & stereos. 671- 6057.
KAMA'Al NA USED FURNITURE
LAMPS $10 each; bar w/2 stools $75; 8 drawer dresser w/mirror $85; 4 drawer chest $30; 5 pc. dining set $99; La-Z-
V15;TriliX gcrs'eCraillro' ;9; double and queen beds available as we get them; sofas; love seats; bookcases; desks; and much much more. 488-1985 behind Cutter Ford Aie.
PARADISE USED FURNITURE
QUEEN beds complete w/headboard $250 set; twin beds excl. $150 ea.; beautiful 5 pc. liv. rm. set $750; set of 5 rattan din. chairs $100; punee corner group $175; punees $90 pr.. couch & matching swivel rocker $300; koa rocker $450, mission style 7' koa bench $875; 6 drawer dresser $30, 7 pc. natural rattan din. set $600. matching pr. swivel rocker $100 set; swivel bar stools $125 pr.; allo tables, lamps & more. 261-8492, 320 Uluniu St., Kailua. WE ALSO BUY USED FURNITURE.
WAIPAHUI SHELLY MAZDA Parts Department
Monday thro Friday 7 30 tg
Now Open Satunhys 94-212
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miles one 1075s Iles one up ONE 710 .2695 '79 FAIRMONT 2 dr 6 syl . new tires new pool Excel sand
fab/49891 13495 '79 JEEP .110 '76 BEETLE Pickup truck. 4x4 real n. 4 spd air stereo. sharp !IRAN/ail '59m, 1ARG4541 53495 '73 OW BEETLE '80 SUBARU
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(ARMS .1785 radio. IAXT6841..... '6495 '78 TOYOTA '80 8210 I Whack. auto. AM. new Oar. uiu AM
Paint seal sham MUMS -'3395 MBX-4161 03695
PEARMARBOR AMC/Jeep
Walpahu We buy cars tool 677-0709
120 FURNITURE
RATTAN living rm./dining rm. sets, wrought iron gins top tables, solabeds; china cabinets; lanai chairs; desks; dressers & beds and much more Come browse. 747-8 Kapiolani Blvd. between Cooke & Ward. Open every day. Master & VISA honored 537-9181
SSS CASH SSS (or used furniture beds
Rattan & Wicker
533-1323 537-3212 anytime
BEANBAG chair, duplex twin beds, bonnet bdrm. turn., 2 commodes marble-like top. 261 -0736
FIVE rooms champagne color short thick shag carpet excel, cond avail 6 /5/82.395 -8285.
126 MISCELLANEOUR
WASHER $155, dryer. $100. Reel to reel tape player, $60/of ler, handmower, $19 262-0324.
CON AR -15 Sportersiarbine w/3X scope, brand new, paid 5700 Asking $500. Ph. Andre Cordeva work 655-9246, home 455-8067.
MARY Kay Cosmetics for Free Facial and reorder call Elizabeth 262-0463.
Vacuum Cleaner Doctor
Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Repair
All Makes-Free Estimates nrcSup and delivery isiendwcie (Behind Curter Ford A,eal
488.7749
BAR w/bar rack 5 stools & smell ice box 5300; Sears dryer $50; Sears Coldspot upright freezer $100; twin bed $40. 247-8485.
COLONIAL style Maple Pedestal table & 4 captains chairs $375. Hutch $225. Perfect cond. Ph. 395-4753
FOR SALE Queen size sole sleeper In good cond. Sleeper unused $300. Ph. 422-8439.
CUSTOM made Koa Wood hutch, like new, 5 foot wide 7 foot high. Call 239-7876.
AIR COND., 5000 BTU $80-2 typewriter $30; RD 200 motorcycle $325. Ph. 247- 4888.
DO you have something to sell? Let the Bower Bird sell It for you! We are a new consignment gallery In Hallo. Look for our Grand Opening in June, 300 Kuulei Rd., Behind Pioneer Savings. Ph. 261- 4811.
126 MISCELLANEOUS
TRACTOR RIDING R oto- Mower, 30 in., 7 hp, Jacobsen $425. Ph. 247-0743
MOVING Sale: 395-8272, furniture and household items; pool table w/ping pong top.
MOVING. MUST SELL: Asat'd lamps, Mongoose bike, stereos, nightstands, student desk, queen size water bed, piano, rattan bar w/stools, sofa bd., many garage sale items. 823-6888
2 TV Stands, bar stool, and coffee table.
Ph. 247-3854
CHAIN link fence 120'x3 h high; drapes - brown 200"x84"; brown carpet w/padding 12x24; Fits Rainbow Housing. Call 254- 4765
CEILING FANS summer liquidation, 50% off and
more, call 261-8813
MENA RD COSMETICS You gel results with Menardl Home demonstra- tions - Hostess gifts - discounts. 677-5092 alter 5 p.m. weekdays.
VACUUM Cleaners, with guarantee. $19.95 & up. Ph 456-4211, 955-8854.
BUTTONS manufactured by
SCHELLEK-APOI Quick Service E466.4
239-7155 4 7005.7 Kamehomi We also supply button
HAKU headbands red/white carnation leis.
Order 235-1915.
MUST sell manual typewriter, $50; '80 Filter Queen vacuum $200; '78 Suzuki for pans, offer. Ph. 839-7565
LADIES Font Funl Fun! Have your Naughty Lady Party! Creams & lotions Bedroom toys & games
Hottest lingerie!' Ask about Hostess credits Call Nowl 235-6022 Sate$ RepS wanted
PANASONIC stereo w /FM/AM 8 track & turntable $150; Noritake china service for 8 w/extra settings $150. 499 1747
AIR CONDITIONERS New & used for sale-
with warranty. Service & repair an all
makes & models of room air conditioners. We pay cash tar used & broken
air conditioners. CALL AIEA
AIR CONDITIONING 487-7479
Juni, 2, 19142 Cleaified 111
126 MISCELLANEOUS
ROY'S LAWN MOWER REPAIR
Free Estimate Loren MOW413 10f ails Rotary $65 Reel SIPS
Guaranteed
259-5927
CELESTRON-8 8 " mirror telescope w/wedge & heavy duly tripod, many accessories including 20-Barlow, star Magnol, night light, case & many oculars $800 Firm. 261- 2520.
SPEED Queen dryer, gas. good condition $50.
Ph. 499-1276.
6 7"x4' SLIDING glass doors, no tracks $165 Of b051 offer. Ph. 235-4264.
11/2" THICK clear acrylics bathroom and office acces- sories. Beautiful. Selling all in stock at lower than store prices. Call 395-3031.
PLANT Sale - alt kinds of plants. zligeonable prices.
MARY KAY COSMETICS, For re-order & FREE facials, call Yolanda 259-9021
NEED A BED? . , eye.. 6 r s
ea del I 10,01 °Ennui
Warranty Salishallon Guiremlud twin SW 1155 Full Sal LIM Men Sue $219 King Sae $325 Waterbeds born 1375 Bunk Bede Irom 5355
Cribs-P..161 Beth-Rollones FREE DELIVERY - C.O.D.
PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED
735 -2446 BED RENTALS &
SALES OF HAWAII 3402 Waialae WA a
Harem all Lenin Sued in Manned
**3011**** Ca abed our Hem mil. an Ophon
le Buy Priem. 1001. toed Lee Open Payne
Remember Perleyeese Rem Make belle Lowe
SEARS Kenmore washer and dryer, matching set white, excl. cond., asking $450 for both.Ph. 422-1944
HOTPOINT refrig. $40, pool tbl. needs repair $40, pottery kiln $25, 2 wheel trailer $45. 261-9952 eves.
'87 TOYOTA, very relliving iable.
set, $108 /oiler. 734-1838 rm. $350/Offer. Rattan
CAMERA Mamlye 35mm SLR 60-200mm Zoom, 35mm wide angle.flatsh, many extras $150 After 5 p m 261-7581
127 APPLIANCES
FRIGIDAIRE washer/dryer combination, good cond , 2 years old, $300. PH. 488-1724
UPRIGHT FREEZER, Sears 15 ft., like new, $275. Ph. 456- 3243
WASHER and/or dryer, guaranteed. delivery evad- able. $100 ea. Ph. 624-2565
LARGE Amana side by side NON' while, work. good. 5150 261-4938
Like Hew - R oconditionee
Washers & Dryers Available 6 mos lease Gr
longer 513 50 per mu
Includes lull maintenance
847-1344
131 WHO MIDI FREE BEE
FREE kittens. 3 females, long hair.
Ph. 281-8230.
FREE: 6 weeks old kittens, 2 yellow, 1 gray, litter trained. 281-4116 after 5 p.m.
FOUND Cockatiel. Mililani town area. Ph. 623-0740 afternoons. Owner must identify.
FREE two mature coconut trees to anyone who will take them away. Ph. 247-3468.
FREE adorable kittens to good home. Call 254-5709.
FREE black male cat to-good home. Neutered and declaw- Ad, shots up-to-date, good with children. Ph. 823-0753.
FREE 3 little kittens, one black and one fluffy, one huntress. looking for homes. Ph. 282- 8854.
FREE: Kittens, 6 weeks old to good nomes.
Call 281-0305
FREE: Male miniature Poodle, 3 yrs., house broken. Prefer elderly person who needs a companion. 247-0079.
VICTROLA, Columbia 1914, on finish $650, rocking chair $250, '67 Buick Special, $350. 262-4339
LAWN MOWER Broken? Call Tom 422-4664 after 4 p.m. Expert lawn mower repair.
FREE to good home. 3 pretty kittens, yellow tiger and part Siamese, Pan trained. Ph. 262- 4263 or 262-4325
FREE, want good home for Samoyed Spitz, prefer fenced yd. & lots of love. Ph. 235-2024
1\\. XN. \\ )1 11 11 11 // IV", SAY IT TOYOTA BRAKE SPECIAL where they can
Now Only $3585 Toyota lax Reg. $77.30
*INCLUDES: Replacement of worn disc pads SEE (disc brake cars). Inspection of all brake lining, wheel cylinders and/or calipers, hydraulic lines and hoses. Check brake booster operation. Replenishment of brake fluid as needed. Adjustment of brakes.
Good till June 30, 1982
ftw
KAILUA TOYOTA SERVICE DEPT. BOB BONIFACIO
, OPEN MON-FRI--7:15 AMto 6:00 PM 'CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
105 Oneawa, Kailua 261-0878
4.6 eee
144 Ofe
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EXTRA! EXTRA!
We're offering you an opportunity to earn extra cash with a
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Hours: Thur. & Fri. 8-5, Sat. 9-1
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It Only Takes A Few Minutes To Place Your
TUNE-UP SPECIAL.
INCLUDES: Replace spark plugs Compression test Adlusl ignition timing Adlusl carb idle speed Test vacuum advance Inspect all vacuum hoses
. Inspect fuel pump & all fillings
I MOST FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CARS
4-cyl. $29.95 1 8-cyl. 835.95
8-cyl. $41.95 I (Cart equipped a/conventional points A condenser add $500)
"WHERE YOU CAN DRIVE A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT"
PEARL HARBOR SERVICE CLINIC
94.149 Farrington Hwy., Welpahu I Hours: 7.30-5:00 I CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 671-2626
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Plus 4% State Tax; 3 Line Minimum
Please run the following ad/s for (circle one) 1 2 3 4 Weeks
City Zip
Phone Number
Classification Number
VISA or MASTERCARD No, Exp. Dale
SUN SUN PRESS TIMES TOTAL
5.4e 63 6.12
7.24 '54 615
9 10 1.05 10.19
10 92 1.26 12.23
12 74 1.47 14.27
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old to SUN PRESS 46-016 Alston St . Kaneohe, HI 96744
Ph. 235-5881 or 622-3966
Classifieds 235-5881
111""i '82
MAZDA 626
$7775 I 4 Sr like new
150119101
'80 MUSTANG
$4975 Loaded including suirind lk BF 3531
IS
'80 DATSUN
B210
'3175 2 dr htchbk sharp
'Soul 701
'79 '1
NOVA
$2775 4 dr loaded
IMAK8621 largo
I$ 'I 0111
'75 DASHER
$1975 wagon.,mmac
IDA 7881
. -HI
'75 PLYMOUTH
$575 Wagon. loaded. needs
II minor paint. IAJX91301
1 111
1
1" GET A GREAT DEAL
MORE!! RI
WHOLESALE MOTORS re 536 1277
2090 11 Ow,,, Hon
delis
TIRE VALUES!
SAVE g 35% 111711 11.1111 301,0 26 1557
Meas. urelully read notes al Lase ol Ms advertisement
MICHELIN X1X-2X PREMIUM* STEEL RADIAL BLACK WALLS
No NH Tire Also Saynce
Sizes eu Price Price
145.10 520 10 40.25 5675 155.12 60117 18.50 58.50 155.12W 600 12 5625 56.25 14613 52e13 45.50 55 50 15613 560.11 50.75 6075
165.14 578.14 51.50 02.50 175.14 C7114 62.25 7225 18514 678.14 66.25 7625 155,15 560 15 55.50 65.50 165.15 600., 60.50 70.50 17515 Rai 65055 02.00 0240
'Lee Brodie quality designation
MICHELIN X PREMIUM STEEL RAPALSALPHA SERIES
Whitewalls (Close-oirt)
Bete 11 16511 73.. 83 00 UR771 14 175 14 I, So 65.50
f R70 14 185 14 78 25 8525 8117514 215 14 8575 99 75 GR78 205 15 8575 95.75
MICHELIN X PREMIUM STEEL RADIALS. METRIC SERIES
Whitewalls (Close -sal)
215 14 NR78 14 89.75 185.15 RR 7 - 77.50 205.15 .78 15 85 75 215 Is 14R7615 8825
99.75 8710
75 911.25
MICHELIN XZZZX PREMIUM STEEL 660I019.70 SERIES-
BLACKWALLS
70.13 155.13 64.0 74.00 185 7e13 .7613 6925 7115 185 70 14 CR78 14 73.00 83.00
MICHEUN X55 Ht PERFORMANCE
STEEL RADIALS-70 SERIES- BLACHWALLS
185 70-13 Al,.., 91.75 10135 195 70.14 CR7614 100.50 110.50 205 70.14 5117614 10575 115.75 17614 CR78.14 92.75 102.75
MICHEUN TRX PREMIUM STEEL RADIALS- METRIC SERIES
220 551090 7 r N . 1037S 119.75
TOYO FIRST QUALITY* IMPORTED STEEL
RADIAL BLACHWALLS full
I,,, Also Ur vice Swats Sue, Fits Prise Pr. I SS 12 600.12 5 was S 44.25 ifs 13 52e13 34.15 44.75 155-13 615 13 35.25 45.25 165 13 47613 3800 41.041. 175-11 078.11 40.00 50.00 175-14 3711.14 41.50 51.50 165.15 500.15 4125 51.25
IMPORTED STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS
155 .11 41E13 165.13 57113 175.13 575.13
175-14 01611 16614 C711.14 16615 600.
37.75 _47.75 40.75 -50.75 42.75 52.75 44.50 5450 45.50 55.50 44.50 51.50
IMPORTED STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS
P METRIC SERIES
185 75.14 CR78.14 51.00 61 90 195 75.14 51171-14 53.00 6340 205 75 14 1117614 55.25 6625 215 75.14 01171114 59.50 51.50 195 75.15 3117616 55 00 65.00 205 75.15 117615 57.75 67.75
ve78-14 2257114 59.50 69.50 1678.15 23575-15 55.50 15.50
IMPORTED STEEL RADIALS 70 SERIES BLACKMAILS
175 "70.11 15511 46.25 5615 185 Tell CR78 14 5015 6025 195;7014 01178.14 57.25 6125
.1s. Bud., wanly 444111.40.4
NATIONAL WHITEWALLS BIAS PLY POLYESTER
1470 13 165 13 20 75 34.75 678.13 175 11 21 25 3715 C7Ala 17511 7850 38.50 11814 IBS 14 10.50 40.50 17814 195-14 12.75 42.75 G78 14 205 IS 1450 44.50 11711 CO 21515 57.50 47.50 560 15 155 15 30.50 40 50 60615 165 15 1425 0425 C711 Is 205 15 1650 4550 578 15 215 15 MI 50 46.54 L711-15 21615 - 41 75 S1.75
-Ober dame. lineable.
Nole Full SeeviCe 1,11 IC. include lire mounting mosocina. weights. valve stems. and back .up serumn
no- seNice prices lo/ outer island and over-lire counter Seles 40 nal include Sell4C.5 Arr Ireighl change.
shrornnt 10 outer rslands roust be added SIMI!, we ion out of rock. we wing. you a rainclieek. good for 30 dmys. exceoltrog those retina being closed out. Thera is an rode Olergelorelpnmml Fed E. Tax must he Added(' 02.3 217 plus Hawaii 4% PYCISO law Easy ply pl. pvnplet4141 visa end M/16101 Charge cards ere accepted
SAVE SAVE
FAST GAS! *epee 329 Mier L24.341. Ibleeee4 MAIM. 1.32,11. Preolere 1645411.6 1.36/31.
reerer....
LEX BRODIE'S TIRE CO.
Henairdu 701 Gueen 54. Pk 5319341
Weipshe Nem Own Ph 671 4561
131 WIG WWI FREE GE
FREE Adorable KITTENS, tabby & black & white. Ph. 261- 0531
FREE KITTENS tabby. 8 wks. old. (5)
..Ph. 689-0020
; 136 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED is
BUY used furniture We tpay cash and pickup Ca112131- 4492 or 261.1406
CASH for Lawn Mowers & Outboard Motors.
Any Condition. Ph. 259-5927
KAMA'AINA T USED FURNITURE
Now buying all types of furniture Top cash. 488-1985
WANTED: Small dinette set w /woodgrain top, in good bona Please call 235-5881, 9- 5, ask for Robin.
WANTED: Unserviceable RCA, Zenith & Motorola Onager color TVs. 623-2326
146 BOAT BAT
RV
SUICE PPLIES
14 FOOT Hob; Cat witrailer. 51150 or otter. Ph. 235-5525 or 262-0536
BOTTOM PAINT
HULL PAINTING 46-167 Molina Pl.
PH. 235.4251 235.2539
7 FAIRLANE completely rebuilt, fishing/pleasure ful equip.. encl. cond., survey it
15.500 w/o fishing gear. Leaving, must sell_ 488- 7495 .422- 7744
.1974. IS FOOT
MIER, ORM FIBERGLASS SIOING-FISHING -SCUBA
OWING AND PLEASURE BOAT" ALL NEW! WI. Duly Beery
Airing throughout Upholstery
WORK emu aPIN 0982
'EXCELLENT CONDITION* IN AND OUT
05 HP JOHNSON 0/BOARO Mil *Nal AND OVERIMULE0 ENGINE
cannot Gator trail,, adx Cover ully equipped with 131 fishing nolo Holders
toe Prosevort141
Bost - ladder. remotion tool depth tinder. comae.. Amer'.'' Ng Celia prop.59.1.0.11," ill low rope. binoculars '
ASKING $10,580 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 836-0141 or 373-4696
111111, reed,
DESPERATE Need clean small car. Will pay over top SSS.
WHOLESALE MOTORS 0999 Nimilz Hwy 836-1222
151 PET SUPPLIES 8 SERVICE
BEAUTIFUL female Spanish boxer, 1491 years old, perfect for large family with children. Needs lots of love and a place to run. Call for Info/interview, 422-2238.
DOG Leruoming. 247-1141
AKC Dobermans Call after 3:30 Pin,
239-6107
SAMOYED PUREBRED PUPS, no papers. 7 wks $125 ea Ph 262-0772
ABANDONED kittens need good homes desperately. Call 247-0825
URGENT. FREE 4 Lively kittens, need loving home. Owner transferring. 671-0455
AKC Wire Fox Terrier pups Papers, shots, wormed_ Ph 487-8851 evenings.
PROFESSIONAL Dog Groom- mg. Sundays. Pickup and deliver on Wheeler. 624-2132
LOVEBIRDS, hand fed. Fischer babies, very tame. Black mask female and Fischer male, very reasonable 624-9081
158 AUTO PARTS 8 SERVICE
BATTERY FACTORY
AUTO BATTERIES
'20 1,1 1 -lily
1111 AUTOS WANTED 175 ot!ItigNauls
WANTED: Car or truck. '78 CHEV. Van, excl. cond. running or not. Will pay up to 9 pass., best offer. $500. Ph. 396-8182. Cell 235-4206
'79 CHEVY, all power, V8. excl. 186 PICKUPS. TRUCKS cond., em /fm, 54000/offer. Ph
281 4461.
78 C.75 Renegade, good condition $5200
Call 487-7467
'79 TOYOTA SR5, air, campor lent, long bed $7300 or of ft, 942-3692.
FOR-SALE Datsun K Cab w. heavy duly camp Cad cond 55000. Call 0266 00 538-1102
178 AUTOS FOR SALE
BUICK
'69 BUICK SKYLARK CONVERTIBLE
NI W Top, paint. battery. Ores,
and engine overhaul. tonlau Lover leaving Islands
373-4696 or 836-0141 54500/offer,
'80 FORD F100, stepelde, maroon, 6 cyl. 3 spd. manual, make offer. PH. 261-8194 after CHEVROLET 5 p.m.
171 MOTORCYCLE SALES & SERVICE
/3 KAWASAKI ILNICC. tract corer . new engine. 5250 eller 17'11 65375215, Holly
'76 YAMAHA R0200. 200 cc.
$325. P very good cond., plus extras
'80 HONDA MOPED, like new, $300, women's golf clubs & cart $75. Ph. 488-8696 eves.
'76 HARLEY Sportster, good condition. Call Tim 625-0673 otter 5 weekdays.
'78 HONDA Hawk good cond. 6750 or best offer. Call Kevin at .107-6750 before 9 p.m.
CUTTER DODGE AIRPORT & pEARL CITY
0 Dodge
SAVE $1740 Reg. $7535
OUR SALE PRICE $5795 1982 DODGE
"RAM 50" PICKUP 4 sod., 200000 engine, body side moulding, step bumper, while side wall tires. radio, stripes. 1723661 (723651 (T2367)1123641.
Prices Good lune 2 to 6
AIRPORT PEARL CST Magary 'Mamma Our Speclalty
3055 11,. HBVIIIi1717.Bank of Hawaii Financing 806 NIMITZ Cara Sold As is of Tea 8 Lk.
Mn..Sal. Loos Sun. 8:30-6 KAM HYW. 836-0625 455-0071
WE'RE BUYING USED CARS '',,;,7;'::,'"';
BANK REPOSSESSION 79 010,10 '1o4 holy.. big
Ines/rms. low m1..11'215131.
5375 cash dn. p1011.. lax & lic. OAC, repossession price $7782.15. See repossession
Mgr MISSALS MOTORS PH 838 12T2 2099 N 111m112 Hwy
UNBEATABLE!! '80 DATSUN '78 MERCURY
0210 Station Wagon. ZEPHYR 4-dr.. auto.. 6-cyt. air auto., air IANV035i
10086071
54395 52995
'72 VW VAN Standard trans..
VAIN Standard
CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE lAY01521
$2495
'78 YAMAHA 650 Special 1013208131
$995
'77 FORD T-BIRD Aug.. AM/FM cassette.
tinted windows
'2995 '72 DATSUN 1200
2-dr., Good
transportation depend able & economical
$995
SPECIALIZING IN 100%
FINANCING FOR
MILITARY UPON
APPROVED
CREDIT.
'75 MAZDA Super deal, 4-spd., radio
1Stk 49561
'1995
'78 HONDA Motorcycle 750
super sport
$1395
'81 DATSUN 4 spd radio.
IBEJ8211
$4195
'80 HONDA Motorcyt,le 6 cyl COO
sport 1072851
'2495 Seilin our used car? ... We pay top dollar.
(DATSUN wofAHIAIA .._ 621 -0762
1912 Wilikina Dr.
621-0761 I
'73 CHEV. Caprice, 2 dr., all power, a/c. cassette. Call Bob 235-8519, 8 p.m.
DATSUN '76 DATSUN 280Z.exci. cond., $6800 or best offer. Call 262- 8596.
'74 DATSUN B210 Excellent condition. 4-spd, radio, good gas mileage, Good paint & body, New brake lobl Rebuilt engine. Dependable transpor- tation. Goes to first $1500. 526- 1449.
'80 210 HTCBK, 5 spd., AM radio, 33 mpg, 23.000 miles. $3650, clean. 422-0904
DODGE '73 COLT elation wagon, runs well $800 /oiler, new urea. radiator, exhaust system. 423- 2331.
FIAT
'76 FIAT Sport-Spyaer, convertible, good condition. New tires. good mi., FUN CAR! 52900. Ph. 946 -2181 Errol,
FORD
'78 MUSTANG automatic, low mileage, air conditioned, excl. cond. $3600 /oiler. Call 247- 4125 after 4 p.m.
FORD '73 MUSTANG. auto, 3172 cu In. mugs. headeoa. $1056 /bell offer, reeds some body work 624-4593 or 655- 1406
75 FORD Torino, p/s, pit). new tires 254-1710, 257.3516 $800/best offer.
'65 FAIRLANE, Good condi- tion, 2-dr. 6-cyl, Very recent engine overhaul. receipts, $800 /oiler Call before 6/7/82 526-1449
MAZDA
BANK REPOSSESSION 8 1 GIL 3 4 1 . auto ream. healer. I,moo 10183201 57375 cash dn.
Hal 'lea SU° DAC. Rapossenrion wise 04781.18 See rope ..... ion Mgr
WHOLESALE MOTORS 836 1777 2090 6 IOW/ Hwy.
ASK ABOUt OUR WARRANTY
BO MDS7130 000 MI on
'82 MAZDAS BUY OR LEASE
RX7, 626. GLC
From '5349 at Hem. s Olden Mazda dealer
WHOLESALE MOTORS 00A AIRPORT MAZDA
6361222 2099 N Nrnrilt Hera
MILITARY!! $200 DISCOUNT
LI, '72 MALIBU Auto p/s. strong runner
I 13 EIC42
$595
on any car with this Ad!,,,1,,,,
'73 CAMARO Auto pis. excellent
transportation IFIRT9721
$995
'73 OLDS Cutlass Supreme. 2 dr black on black 1BBN5731
51995 '79 COUGAR XR7 l Loaded, unwrap'.
immaculate. while on
while (AEA0071
mil $4295 '72 VOLVO 144 Gold auto excl. Coral
IATS656)
$1995 4.
'79 MG Midget. truly a classic
IAPI10201
$3695 '79 SUNBIRD
4 spd air conditioning. Super nice IA14014E11
$3495
'79 JEEP Scorpion. 6 cyl., )m/s.
like new 1APP2411
$5995
I
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'77 DODGE U Colt auto.. air conditioning 11
excellent (0062771
9995 1 '77 VW BUG
Must see (0JE3401
$3388
'79 DATSUN 280Z Gold, 5 spd , air
conditioning A steal. IAAP3801
$3995 IntIPAHU'f
'79 RX7 Popular GS model. 5 spd..
sunrool alloys. immaculate IBAC0111
$6995
SHELLY MAZDA 94 -212 Leoku St., Waipahu 677-0761
All onts semen io prior 0A
BANN REPOSSESSION Ki5 /52W auto stereo. Ns ml.. clean 18018191 $375 cash down pyml. lax & tic. SAC Repossession price 56195.90. See reposseselon our
WIC I Sail MOMS Pli 113h 1227 21190 N Arnett Hwy
BANK REPOSSESSION 8 1 6 0 1 1 , 5 1 , . 4.W. rad. rinl Mits. ladral IOW low ml. Immo thrown. 19E113251 5375 cult dn. pymi 71ax 8110 OAC. Rap° sssss ion
price 641183.115. See repo sssss ion mgr.
WHOLESALE MOTORS Ph 836 1222 2099 N. Web Hwy.
MERCURY
'78 MONARCH, white, 4 dr. sdn., excl. cond., $1,700/offer, Call 872-3616
'74 COUGAR XR-7, excl. cond. All options $1942/offer. Must sell 824 -4401
"MERCEDES From the Orient"*
Only $125.00 A Month
BEST
WAGON
SELECTION
ON OAHU 'true lulu, Out Monne mho pea
S500 down OAC
170, apt. 60 mo.
Including lax. lie. and DLR. PREP. Delerred,S0024 or 55117' lax.. lit. and DLR. PREP Oiler good 5/10/02
1982 Subaru STD Hatchback Come Over To Our Side
We Make It Worth The Trip!
WINDWARD SUBARU 737 Kailua Rd. Kailua 262-6576
Ler 8 grlor
NATIONAL CAR WORLD
PIA, RI'lk 0 v. 41,-744.0 y0
NI,SIL 18 M0./18,000 MILES
4/4 4,0 Nfk i WARRANTY INCLUDED
'75 PINTO Runabout, auto., radio (X200) 5995 '78 FORD Fairmont, auto., air., '4 dr., (u1129) '2295 '80 DATSUN 210 4 dr., auto., ram. (m525) $2995 '79 DODGENIt, 2 dr stnd. shift, (U1100) $2995 '80 TOYOTA Corolla, auto, trans., radio,
4 dr., (91103) $3795
SAVE- I uM st Go 15 ' 15 I c
1980JEEPCJ5,mint cond.(N456
'79 MAZDA GLC, standard shift, radio (U1125) $2695 '79 BOBCAT Hatchback (N374) 52395 '77 CADILLAC Eldorado, low miles, loaded, mint 56195
condition (111021)
'80 PLYMOUTH flatiron. 4 di , auto., air., 53695 4 dr , (U309 )
1095 DILLINGHAM BLVD. 541 4 261 Hours: Mow Fri. 8.30-7, Sat 9-6 SIUI. Ill I
SAVE NOW!
1982 CIVIC 4 Door Sedan 5 spd., Life Time Rustproofing Side Mouldings
TONY'S 6
DISCOUNP1000 PRICE 7933
NOW $6933
Going to OREGON to buy a new car or
pickup? (0004th-
ROBERTS & REDFIELD PORTLAND
Mite for price lists and lull tnlormation
ANY MAKE -ANY MODEL Delivered reed tested at
Portland Intematronat 4,0100,1
ROBERTS & REDFIELD Suite 11 102
8829 NE 82nd Portland, Oregon
87220
15031 7570551
Conveniently located lust 3 minutes from Airport
/VOLVO HAWAII PRE-OWNED AUTO- MOBILES
Loan Power Financing Available 5% down
up to 60 mo. to pay. O.A.C.
Open
9 AM to 9 PM We Will Buy your Prestige or Sports Car! '72 BMW 2002 Great InvestmentlExcl. cond. Air. AM/FM B.track lAAF2671.. ..... $3995
'76 TRIUMPH TR7 Sporty & clean. sunrcol. AM/ FM Struck.
11
bright 44 blue 181W571 * '73 MGB Fun sports car. Priced tO sell. 15C64041 Only $2295 '75 FIAT X19 Sporty red. black accent slrlpes. 10918251 only 52495 '76 BMW 5301 Excl. cond., auto., alr. AM/FM, while w/dark blue Inte IHM12651
rior.
$$$ '76 CORVETTE Bright new yellow paint, air. auto., maps. sharp. HURRY WONT LAST LOW 11008201....... SSS
'73 VW New paint clean Inside & out. Priced to still IACG3961... $1995 '68 MUSTANG 351 engine. fastback, Maps. Make offer. 11022231 $$$ '76 DATSUN 280Z New paint. new maps, custom stris. Excl. cond IBMS' .$$$
'80 AUDI 4000 4-dr. sedan. air. Blaupunkl AM/FM cassette IHFA9591 .... $6895
'81 FIAT X19 Coupe. Roadster. A great tun car. Several colors to choose from. 8F15 Starling al ...... $6995
'75 PORSCHE 914 Cherry red. air, alloy wheels. low miles 1E11%4881 SSS
'80 CORVETTE Ilko new. law miles loaded. Hag wheals 1211111._ ...... SSS
'68 PORSCHE 912 Silver grey metallic. Classic coupe. Pnced for quick sell
1BLH2361 $6595
'68 VW BUG CUSTOM INT MAO WHEELS. Redid tiros. AM/FM Stand 111E90 SSS
'73 1800 ES Hole a sports car a sedan, and
wagon all in the same car. Loaded w/plenly of Volvo extras price reduce 181568
d
$4995 ror's Dept rs ripen ',Or
Saturday /men 9:1x1. I no
18 month/ 18.000 mile warranty
Available All units e06e01 lo prior sele
June 2, 1982 Classified IV
PLYMOUTH VOLKSWAGEN
'81 PLYMOUTH Sapporo, like new, $7000 firm, auto., alr.
Call 395-8272
'65 BUG w/'62 doors, runnIng boards, bumpers, 1300 cc motor. Extras $250. 247-6702 after 3 pm.
'69 KARMANN GHIA, Con,
PONTIAC Ow ex1850, c $2,800
aP h.
W3ow ,
5562
'79 GRAND PRIX, low mileage, '74 VW BUG, new paint, good excl. cond. $5000 /otter. Major condition: $2150. Ph. 254 - ,
Bickley 477-0850 4759
TOYOTA '74 DASHER, 2 dr., stnd., good condition, excellent buy $850. 261-3853.
'72 CORONA Wagon, 4 door 78 DASHER, 4 dr, sdn., goad
i7oir1332c8°,nAdlldr$073/14e' cond., make offer, a/c, stereo. Cell 262-6895 after 4.
ISLAND AUTO EXCHANGE
All Lars Sublect lo Prior Sale
1974 TOYOTA CELICA ST 2 dr., auto., AM/FM, clean
tAFX-146I $2150 1969 DATSUN 510 4 dr., 4 spa., Dependable (ACF-925) $850 1978 VW BUS Auto., Nine Passenger, Like New
tBAX-1001 $5350 1979 JEEP CJ 5 6 cyl., 3 spd., 4 WD., excl. cond.
1110E-9171 $5850 1979 HONDA CIVIC 3 dr., Auto., low miles (BPD -225) $3450 1980 MAZDA GLC WAGON Custom, auto., Special!!! (BAU-516) $3950
ISLAND AUTO EXCHANGE
We Buy Sell Trade Used Cars
789 Kailua Rd. 262-2373
Jim Slemons IMPORTS
98015 Karol Hwy.. Aiea
Opposite Pearlrii1oe
N487-7974
WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET
SALES & SERVICE Prices good
671-2871 ovnee of Sarno Pulfo Inc: r an62-A '73 VW 412 S/W Auto.. 1110 $595 '70 VALIANT 4 dr.. auto.. AGS793
'73 DODGE SWINGER $595
Auto., 8. AFC620
'77 PINTO S/W $795
4-cyl.. VFA604 $895
'27d5r.. Pa MT Oa $995 '76 CHEVETTE 2 dr.. 4 spd., AXU771 $995 '76 MONZA 2 dr. coupe, p/s, A07209 $1595 '77 MALIBU 2 dr.. auto.. p/s, a/c BON906 $ 1 995 '78 GRANADA 4 dr.. auto.. a/c. BPVI 22 $2995 '79 GLC 4 dr., auto.. BRP8I4 $2995 ' 9 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 2 dr. spd., BEX151 $3295 '79 VW RABBIT 4 dr.. 4 spd.. AME757 $3895 '79 MUSTANG II 4 spd., TURBO. 4 cyl.. p/s, BCF599 $3995 '80 PONTIAC PHOENIX 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto., p/s, a/c, AFE460 -4 too '80 MUSTANG Auto., 0, a/c, A50022 $5495 '81 CAMARO Z -28 4 spd., a/c, p/s, BEY153 $8995
Many More to unwise Freon Corvettes, Cutlass Supreme,
Grand Prix, Trucks, 94 -729 Farrington Hwy.
I bought my car through Don Shaw (THE CAR BROKER)
I bought my Buick from Schuman Carriage
I bought my Oldsmobile from Aloha Motors
, Who is that Intelligent man at the top?
\ DON k SHAW
NEW CARS & TRUCKS 2905 Nimitz Hwy. 836-0141
FIRST INDEPENDENT TRADING CORP. presents
June 2, 1982 Classified V
AUTO AUCTION Hawaii's first licensed and bonded automobile auction
License #AUC-00001
EVERY SATURDAY AT 10:00 A.M. For the first time in Hawaii a permanent Public Auto Auction
will be held every Saturday starting at 10 a.m.
FREE EXCITING CAR RELATED PRIZES ... FREE CAR WASH AND FREE TANK FULL OF GAS (with purchase)
Phone 526-9 1 4 1 Between Cooke and Ward Ave.... Next to Preferred Motor Cars Ltd.
At last . . . No more phone calls No more babysitting for your car
No more advertising No more haggling No more waiting in long, long lines at the Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Most cars sell in iust minutes wr
SELLERS
How To BUY A Car At The
Public Auto Auction Public Auto Auctions-Hawaii's first consumer auto auction
If is easy. And it you follow these simple guidelines you can end up
with o good deal.
Y, Inspection time is any day 9 am to 9 pm.
t Inspect the windshield slicker. It lists the year, make, model and
atria accessories. It also tells you the suggested retail value. This is
kin Irons Kelley's Mae Book,
Once you've decided there is a car you might want, come back
Saturday and register to bid. Here you will be given a numbered
addle.
t When the car you like comes up for bidding, you raise your pod-
ia whatever price you ore wiling to pay.
t If the auctioneer ends the bidding on your price, and it meets
Ili the sellers requirement, you've bought yousall a tar. Tither pay
lb percent deposit or the total rest of the car.
K. Trained Public Auto Auction specialists will take rare of the
an work required, including transfer of title. And ran also help or.
Brie financing and insurance.
*hot happens it you put up the 10% deposit and later you find
that you cawt get financing? Provided you ton bring a letter of
*al by 4 p.m. the Monday following the day of sale, Public Auto
will pee yew your money bock.
K Some tars will carry "limited warranties" by the sellers. The,
you tan briny your own hummed mechanic bad to the lot and
bars Wisest the (or. If he finds something wrong with the In-
Transmission or Rear End, you can gel your money back.
ems will be sold "as Is."
It Special advice: Beside from much you are wiling to Pal. Don't
sealed away and bid On *gouts:, You could end up paying tee
# Kato bontion has arranged tot baYms la obtain either
all -11 month warranties on tees at very removal. rates
prowler, for pow Investment. Please MO".
The following makes will be auctioned to the Public on behalf of Banks. Lease or Rental Companies. and
the GENERAL PUBLIC.
American Motors Buicks Cadillacs Chevrolets Chryslers Dodges Fords Lincolns Mercurys Oldsmobiles Plymouths Pontiacs Audis Pickup Trucks 4-Wheel Drives
Foreign and Domestic ... From Older To Late Models.
WE BRING BUYERS AND SELLERS TOGETHER
BMWs Datsuns Fiats Hondas Mazdas Mercedes Benzes MGs Porsches Subarus Toyotas Triumphs Volkswagens Volvos and more ...
How To SELL Your Car At The
Public Auto Auction
Public Auto Auction's job is to bring buyer and seller together. If you have a car (or truck, van, etc.) you want to seii you can do it quickly and easily.
Here's all you do.
1. Make sure you have o valid safety sticker and cur-
rent no fault insurance
2. Bring your vehicle to Public Auto Auctions and regis-
ter it with us. To do so, you must have valid certificate
of ownership. (Your (or does not have to be fully peid
for to sell it, but cannot be sold for less than is owed.)
3. Clean up your (or. It makes a nicer impression.
4. Try to bring your (or to the auction lot several days
aheod of time. Interested buyers will hove a better
chance to look it over.
5. To register your car, we require a 510 deposit. If,
for some reason, no one buys your car, we keep the $10
as a service fee for trying.
6. KNOW WHAT YOUR CAR IS WORTH? We help you
determine that and make sure ell the lecterns ore not-
ed on the windshield ticket we prepare for your cot.
7. When we sell your car, our fee s, 10 percent of the sales price.
11. Once your car is sold, we do ul the paper work, in-
cluding transfer of title, et:. We even help the buyer or- range financing and insurance.
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