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Serving MCAS Kaneohe Bay, 1st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith anc Marine Barracks, Hawaii November 17,1988

Corps implements PME program

If you are not pursuing a program to further your professional military education, you may be at odds with the Commandant.

Continuing one's professional military education will be given new emphasis, as Gen. A.M. Gray announced his desires on the subject in a recent Al Mar.

In the Commandant's new program, all of his leaders will be required to be actively "enrolled" in some type of military education program.

The Commandant will introduce his new Profes- sional Military Education (PME) program as of April 1, 1989.

"In contrast to specific MOS or billet-related skills, PME is the life-long study of the profession of arms within the framework of Marine Air- Ground Task Force (MAGTF) operations. PME is acquired through structured self-study, professional reading, sympo- sia, formal schools atten- dance, and experiences gained in duty assignments. The fundamental purpose of PME is to assist all Marines in fulfilling their personal responsibility for achieving operational competence."

In order for Marines to be combat-ready, there must be a ,common educational background of the profession of arms within MAGTF operations, not only within a Marine's MOS. PME is not limited to Marines in combat- related MOSs, but includes reservists and those Marines in technical fields.

To build and maintain this educational background, a regimen of studies will become mandatory for all Marines-starting with pro- motion to corporal in the enlisted grades, and completion of The Basic School for officers.

"To expand our base of common professional knowledge," stated Gen. Gray in AlMar 255/88, "I have di- rected that a program of mandatory, continuing professional military education be instituted in our Corps. All officers, staff NCOs, and NCOs, will participate in this program commencing April 1, 1989."

The PME program consists not only of maximum participation in resident instruction, such as the NCO basic course and Amphibious Warfare School, but also of mandatory structured self-study, to include correspondence courses and professional reading. (Implementation details, including reserve applicabil- ity will he published in separate bulletins, starting in January.)

"...I fully recognize that this is taking the professional habits of some and applying it to all...(but) the stakes are too high, and our profession too complex, to allow the dabbler, or less-than-fully- committed, to pursue a commitment that will be less than rewarding to the individual and/or the Corps." said Gen. Gray.

The challenges PME presents will require commitment

See PME/A-3

YES, IT FLOATS - 3rd Marines Assault Amphibian Detachment Commanding Officer Capt. Joel Ashinhurst (l ),Platoon Commander GySgt. Richard Vega (center) and Pvt. Jose Cifuentes pilot one of the detachment's AAVs while surveying coral reefs off the beach of Bellows Air Force Station Oct. 28. For more information on the detachment's recent training evolution, see page A-2.

Pro-Am Over the past year, Con-

gress has reduced Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) funds for the Air Sta- tion, Camp Smith, and the Brigade by about $300,000.

These cuts affect every Marine, sailor, and dependent here: MWR funds are used to operate libraries, gymnasi- ums, outfit ball teams, run the club systems, and a wide range of other activities.

These cuts affect the entire Department of Defense. All

to offset MWR fund cuts base and station commanders have been forced to find other means to fund MWR activities, or close those activities that do not bring in money to pay for themselves. One navy base in California has report- edly already shut down most of its MWR activities.

To avoid similar cuts at the Air Station, the idea of a MWR "profit-making" Senior Pro-Am Golf Tournament at the Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course was born.

213 Marine Killed in Accident PFC Souphattho Vanthamath of 2nd Bn., 3rd Marines,

died of injuries sustained from a vehicle accident which occured on a freeway near Rancho, Calif. PFC Vantha- math, a machine gunner from Golf Co., 2nd Bn., 3rd Marines, was 19 years old.

Basic Pay, BAS, BAQ to Increase WASHINGTON, D.C.-On Jan. 1, basic pay and basic

allowance for subsistence (BAS) will increase 4.1 percent while basic allowance for quarters (BAQ) will increase seven percent. These increases, signed by President Reagan Sept. 30, will be seen by service members in their Jan. 13 paychecks.

Congress also increased the amount of money available for the Variable Housing Allowance (VHA) Program. Actual VHA increases, if there are any, will vary according to the cost of living in the duty station area.

Pond Road Beach Access Closed The Pond Road Beach access will be closed for approxi-

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DoD Sets All-time Flight Safety Record

WASHINGTON, D.C.- Marine aviators and other military fliers have flown more hours more safely than in any other year, setting an all-time Department of Defense aviation safety record.

From Oct. 1, 1987, to Sept. 30, 1988, the four services flew a combined 7.27 million hours with an average of only two major mishaps per 100,000 flight hours.

Marine Corps pilots set their best flying safety mark ever with an accident rate of 3.18, which beat their previous mark of 4.12 mishaps for 1986.

Navy pilots bettered their safety record for the third -

consecutive time. The Navy's accident rate dropped from 3.39 mishaps per 100,000 hours in 1986 to 2.73 last year, to 2.08 mishaps this year.

The Army achieved 1.84 rating and the Air Force ac- complished a 1.63 mishap rate.

DoD aviation safety rates continue to improve despite the increasing operation demands on aviators to fly faster and lower, often in conditions of limited visibility.

Take a breather --- today is the Great American Smokeout.

NCO Sunset Parade The Non-Commissioned Officers of Headquarters and

Headquarters Squadron will conduct a sunset parade at 5 p.m. tomorow at Dewey Square.

Marines participating in the ceremony, as well as those attending, will wear Service "C" with ribbons (SummerWhites for Navy personnel). Civilians should wear appropriate attire.

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The tournament, scheduled for Nov. 27, is designed to obtain money for Air Station MWR activities. It is the first business venture of its kind, and is considered the "pilot program" that will set the pace for the Marine Corps.

"This tournament will form the basis for a long term commitment to the ever-increasing costs of providing a quality, whole life program for our service members and their families," said Col. W.E.

Daniell, commanding officer, MCAS, Kaneohe Bay. "All funds generated will be used to offset losses in revenue resulting from changes in procurement regulations and Hawaii-unique legislation which has adversely impacted upon our clubs and our exchanges capability to gen- erate adequate profits."

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VMFA-235 Marine sets range record By Cpl. David Kershberg

What does the number 248 represent?

For some, it might be an address. It could be the bat- ting average of a major league ball player. But to 2ndLt. Ralph R. Hudson, Jr., of VMFA-235, it was a magi- cal number Oct. 7 when he surpassed the rifle range record here.

2ndLt. Hudson, the quality assurance officer with '235, reported to the range complex Oct. 31 for the week of firing associated with the Known Distance course. The lowest he fired all week was 235. His average score re- mained in the low 240s.

Qualification day arrived, along with some violent weather. The range officer decided that qualification day

would be held Monday, Nov. 7. 2nd Lt. Hudson felt that the range officer was right for postponing qual-day. "It would not have been a fair test of the shooters' abilities," he said.

Once again, qual-day came, bringing "butterflies" with it. Although 2ndLt. Hudson claims not to be religiously devout, he started the day off with a small prayer. "I think it helped," he said.

His first seven rounds impacted in the black-all fives. Then he hit a four in the kneeling position. "I felt that I would be able to get through the 200 yard-line without dropping any points. My heart started beating very fast, and I dropped one," he said.

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AAV detachment maximizes training Story and photos by Cpl. Brad Mitzelfelt

When a U.S. Navy amphibious warship makes a pitstop here, 1st MEB elements scramble to get a piece of the action. Such was the case last month when 3rd Marines received the word that the USS Cleveland (LPD-7) was coming to town.

Marines from Charlie Co. (Reinforced), 1st Bn., 3rd Marines, were the first to arrive onboard the ship to take part in an amphibious training evolution Oct. 27 and 28.

In order to get roughly 100 infantry troops to the shore, 3rd Marines called upon the assault amphibian vehicle detachment for its support.

The detachment is the only AAV detachment in the Marine Corps. Larger AAV battalions are located at Camp Pendleton, Calif., and Camp Lejeune, N.C. The remaining AAVs belong to the 1st Armored Assault Battalion on Okinawa, Ja- pan.

The detachment supports 3rd Marines in amphibious as well as mechanized (land transport) operations. Its AAVs are the only ones in Hawaii, according to 1stLt. Chip Cardon, the detachment's executive officer. Each of the detachment's two AAV platoons are capable of transporting a reinforced infantry company.

Due to the scarcity of amphibious shipping here, the detachment drafted up a plan to maximize the training advantages of the ship and the infantry troops that were available, according to detachment Commanding Officer Capt. Joel Ashinhurst. The plan called for the detachment's Marines to "swim" 7 LVTP-7A-1 personnel vehicles along with one LVTR-7A-1 recovery vehicle and one LVTC-7A-1 command vehicle from Fort Hase Beach to the beach at Bel-

lows Air Force Station the night of Oct. 25.

"It'll be heavy, but fun," lstLt. Cardon said during a break from sifting. through stacks of exercise paperwork on his desk a week before splash time.

"The CO's philosophy is that high morale is attained through the accomplishment of difficult tasks," he added.

And the outline of the mission did look difficult. The night swim. to Bellows was a first for the detachment, as was the "extended swim" home. "Usually, the vehicles don't stay in the water longer than two hours," 1stLt. Cardon said. The extended march, around the Kaneohe Peninsula and through the bay, was ex- pected to take close to four hours.

The tractor's two waterjets are capable of propelling it for a total of six to seven hours at six knots (covering a distance of about 55 miles). Their 400 horse-power turbo- supercharged diesel engines can cover about 300 miles of road on tracked running gear at a cruising speed of 25 miles per hour. The vehicles can carry 25 combat troops or 10,000 pounds of equipment on land, and up to 18 fully loaded combat troops in the water. They can operate in rough seas, and plunge surf up to 10 feet high.

The detachment's new AAV training is being done in accordance with Marine Corps AAV requirements for battalion landing teams operating out of Camp Pendleton, Camp Lejeune and Okinawa. The units are required to be "special operations capable." Special operations include amphibious raids and non-combat- ant evacuations, among others. For the AAV Ma- rines, this primarily means they must be capable of piloting their vehicles on land and in water, both during

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CONFIRMATION - GySgt. Richard Vega, Assault Amphibian Detachment platoon check his radio with the other tractors bet' the beach during the pre-dawn assault.

OFF TO WORK - The ten tractors head toward the USS Cleveland the morning

the day and at night. Since some of the infantry

battalions stationed here participate in the Unit De- ployment Program, the detachment must be trained in these special capacities in order to help prepare the infantry battalions for de- ployment, 1stLt. Cardon explained.

Kicking off their first such "special operation" at 11 p.m. Oct. 25, the AAVs rolled down the Fort Hase beach into high tide. They made their first night swim to Bellows in approximately an hour and a half.

The detachment spent the night at the beach there, sleeping on top of, around, and inside their AAVs. The next morning, the unit had classes and performed maintenance on the tractors. That afternoon, as well as later that night, they fired up their vehicles and rehearsed the beach assaults they would execute the next day.

On Oct. 27, reveille was sounded at 5 a.m. On the black horizon, the Marines could see a small cluster of amber lights-the USS Cleveland -awaiting their arrival.

About two hours later, they swam their vehicles to the ship and prepared for the first

ON-LINE - The AAV Marines line their vehicles for the pre-dawn beach landing Oct. 28.

assault of the day. The morning assault was cancelled due to trouble with a safety boat. The afternoon assault was launched at 2 p.m.

The 10 AAVs splashed off the stern of the ship, pitch- ing and yawing their way toward the shore in single file through a "hole" in the coral reef that Marines from Co. A, 3rd Reconnaissance Bn. had marked the night before.

After clearing the reef, which acted as the first surf zone, the AAVs reached the normal surf zone (closer to the beach) where they made a right column movement. When all the tractors were parallel to the shore, they had reached the "final coor- dination line"-the point at which the fictitious Naval gunfire support ceased. The vehicles then made a flanking movement and com- menced "battle speed" the last 200 meters to the shore.

"At that point, time is of the essence, gentlemen," Platoon Commander GySgt. Richard Vega told the detachment Marines afterward. "You're moving targets out there. If it takes you two minutes to get to the beach, then that's two minutes the enemy has to sight-in on you."

"Taking incoming" is of particular concern to Marines who work with AAVs due to the vehicles armor, which is much lighter than that of other armored personnel carriers. The only weapon onboard an AAV is a .50 cal. machine gun.

The AAVs' running gear hit the beach and the tractors accelerated out of the water They cut through the sand and up the beach 50 meters

to a treeline. There, the Charlie Co. Marines scam- pered off the rear ramps and infiltrated the woods.

Just before dawn Friday morning, Oct. 28, the troop- filled AAVs once again plunged off the ship into the Pacific, steaming toward the beach.

"This is where the Navy and the Marine Corps have to act as a team," said Capt. Ashinhurst. "We couldn't make a pre-dawn landing all by ourselves. We need the Navy-especially at night-to help guide us, because they have radar.

"We also need Marine reconnaissance elements or Seals to do their job of

marking lanes and marking the beach. We need the Navy to give us good vectors from the ship, and we need our people to maintain their proper intervals," the captain added.

The AAVs traveled single file at 50-meter intervals. They filed through the coral reef, made a column movement to the right to get all the tractors on line, then flanked and headed toward the beach. Before getting there, the formation once again flanked into a right

of Oct. 27.

column and moved down the beach 200 meters before flanking for the last time.

"There were people on the beach where we were origi- nally going to hit it," 1stLt. Cardon explained.

After re-routing the final stage of the assault to avoid the spectators and rolling up the beach, the AAV Marines hit the water again at 8:45 to take the "long way" home. The extended swim lasted about two hours and 45 minutes-considerably less time than the allotted foui hours.

"It went super," lstLt. Cardon said.

While the extended swim and the night swim covered new ground for the detach, ment, other territory was alsti explored for the first time by the majority of its Marines, though not for the detachment itself, according to GySgt. Vega. He explained that most of the detachment's work with ships had been done off Fort Haie Beach, and that the difficulty this time was increased due to the reef configuration at Bellows and the added bur- den of embark troops. The pre-dawn assault was new to

See AAV/A-6

ATTACK - Charlie Co., 1/3 Marines disembark one of 'r the AAVs following an afternoon assault Oct. 27.

Marine Barracks Sunset Parade a solemn tribute By Sgt. B. S. Little

CAMP H. M. SMITH, Hawaii-Amidst gray skies and the threat of Hawaii's first winter storm this year, the leathernecks of Marine Barracks, Hawaii welcomed nearly 200 guests to their recent Sunset Parade.

As the sun faded against the backdrop of the Barracks, two guard companies of Marines, one from Guard Company West Loch and another from Wahiwa, per-

formed in the ceremony honoring the Corps' 213th birthday.

The Sunset Parade is a Marine Corps tradition passed down from the "oldest post in the Corps," Marine Barracks, Eighth and I Street, Washington, D.C. It is there that the sunset parade and silent drill team demonstration was first performed in 1901 for the Com- mandant, in honor of the birthday of the Corps.

STANDING BY - The FMFPac Saluting Battery stands ready to render a canon salute.

Though there isn't a docu- mented source as to when the tradition landed on Oahu, old timers say that the Sunset Parade at Marine Barracks, Hawaii began in the early seventies. That was well after the Marine Command at Honolulu, consisting of six officers and 183 enlisted men, moved in August, 1914. Their current home is a 49-acre tract of land at Pearl Harbor.

The tradition continued here with a 15-minute concert by the FMFPac Band. Then, a decommissioned ship's bell was tolled three times, marking the beginning of the parade.

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mony conclusion began with a. pass in review. BGen. Lloyd G. Pool, deputy corn-

manding general, FMFPac/ Marine Corps Bases, Pacific, Camp H. M. Smith, was the reviewing officer.

Finally, under a brief shower, a more serious moment settled over the

parade grounds as the cere- monial sounding of Echo Taps was played by two buglers.

The Sunset Parade is a tradition not designed solely to entertain or for pomp and

ceremony, according to parade adjutant Capt. Jerry, Huaute. It is to express the dignity and the pride of a fighting force which has a 213-year heritage of service to this country.

STAND FAST - Marine Barracks Color Guard Marines stand fast as Taps is played.

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PME/from A-1 and sacrifice from all Ma- rines, while improving the leadership and warrior skills of corporals through gener- als.

"There are some who will

maintain that Marines are already over-committed and have no time for self-study and professional reading; those who believe that will have to re-examine their leadership priorities," said

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Gen. Gray. "...We will ac- complish nothing by imbu- ing our young Marines with basic warrior skills if we fail to similarly improve the abilities of those who will lead them in combat.

"I expect all commanders tant to the future of our to comply with the spirit and Corps." the letter of the PME program as the details are published," Gen. Gray con- cluded. "I know of no lead-

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VMFA -235 re-writes book on field meets Story and photos by LCpl. Doris Carrero

Platt Field was the site of a different type of Marine Corps field meet - one that would probably make Hollywood game show producers Marine-green with envy.

The Marines from VMFA-235 tossed the traditional "Guidebook for Fieldmeets" out the window and went for broke when they gathered Oct. 29 to participate in the first "Death Angel" Field Meet.

More than 150 Marines turned out for a meet that didn't consist of the usual games that come to mind when one thinks of a field meet.

Gallon cans full of hydraulic fluid replaced the traditional baton in the relay race. The Marines did their best attempting to run around a desig- nated course handing off their cum- bersome loads.

LOOK MA- LCpI. Brian Taylor -takes 2 minutes 32 seconds to -field strip this M-16 A2.

Another highlight of the competition was the "fighter-car pull." Nine- teen Marines pulled and pushed a classic "Oldsmobile 442" 50 yards across Platt Field for the fastest time.

According to Maj. Rick Guidry, the squadron's executive officer, a jet fighter was kind of hard to come by for the event, so the "fighter-car" was the next best thing

Maj. Guidry said the idea of the "Death Angel" field meet came about at the beginning of October. "The squadron was given an incentive to meet their flight time goal of 213 hours by the end of the month.

As the meet came to an end, careful planning was instituted to ensure the originality of the meet was not lost. There was not only an award for the winners, but also for the losers. As a result of earning last place, a platoon had the dubious pleasure of cleaning up after the picnic.

THEY'RE OFF - (Above) Marines at the start of the "fighter car pull." (Right) Cpl. John Wilson downs a dog during the hot dog-eating contest.

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After the four in the kneeling, 2ndLt. Hudson shot in the black until his final round in the standing position, when he hit another four. "I call that my attitude shot-just knowing that it was my final shot [in the off- hand]," he said.

He left the 200 yard-line after dropping only two points-his best performance of the week. The least amount of points he had dropped from there before had been four.

After shooting a possible of 75 points at the 300 yard- line, 2ndLt. Hudson moved to the 500.

He hit black ten-for-ten at the 500, giving him a 248 and a new range record. The old range record was 247.

After recovering from the shock of having set the new range record, 2ndLt. Hudson returned to his unit. Once the news of what he did spread, he was "bay qualified"-thrown into Kaneohe Bay-by a large group of Marines.

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Cpl. Diane Oban photo STATION - Col. W.E. Daniell (center right), Air Station commanding officer, with the help of Station SgtMaj. Paul Todd, cuts the first piece of birthday cake in honor of the Marine Corps' 213th Birthday. PFC William Banes, of SOMS, and GySgt. Charles McReynolds of H&HS, the youngest and oldest Station Marines, wait for the first taste of the traditional cake.

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November 17, 1988 HAWAII MARINE

VMFA -235 puts in

Cpl. David Kershberg photo

HEADING HOME - The Marines of VMFA-235 complete the final mile of their tribute to the Marine Corps.

Story and photo by Cpl. David Kershberg

While the 1st MEB stood in formation awaiting the cake cutt.ng ceremony Nov. 10, VMFA-235 finished a 213- mile run around Oahu in com- memoration of the Marine Corps' 213th birthday.

The run, which promoted CFC and the Aloha United Way, began here Nov. 9 at 2:16 a.m.

The squadron was split into I 17 teams consisting of six Marines each. Each team ran an average of 12.5 miles.

Each team had two indi-

viduals running at all times. The other four runners rode in a safety vehicle which accompanied the team the entire length of the run. The runners ran until one needed relief, at which time he would raise his hand. The safety vehicle would then pull for- ward and drop off another runner. The relieved runner then got in the vehicle until it was his turn once again.

When a team finished its assigned leg, the next team was already in place -to take over.

The run went on through the night Nov.9 and into the

next morning. By then, the squadron was slightly ahead of schedule.

Just before 9 a.m., the entire squadron formed up near the front gate of the Air Station, watching for the final team to come into sight.

The unit's guidon, which was carried throughout the run, was handed from the final team to the commanding officer, LtCol. C.E. Sooy.

Completing the final mile together, the squadron's arrival at Platt Field was just in time for the cutting of the birthday cake.

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Alcohol incidentsi Two Marines were arrested

by the Honolulu Police Department for making ter-

. rorist threats and for possession of an unregistered firer arm. One of the Marines was also arrested for underage drinking_ The two Marines were arrested on a street next to the Windward Mall after they matched a de- scription previously given to

: the police of two males who allegedly pointed a gun at a security guard in Kaneohe.

...1)iiring the stop, police found a':857 caliber pistol in a patch

-,of:,grass behind the Marines. a Further investigation revealed

that the underage Marine had a .16-percent blood alcohol content.

' A Marine was arrested off station for DWI, driving without headlights and drive

Ling without a license. Ellonolulu Police initially ,;stopped the Marine for driv- :.an& without headlights On Ala :*-W'ai Boulevard in Waikiki.

HPD officer noticed an %:_s)clor of alcohol coming from ,-.)he driver's compartment of

e vehicle. A test of the :marine's breath resulted in a

percent blood alcohol pntent reading_

In a seven day period, :there was one DWI and one

underage drinking apprehen- sion aboard the Air Station.

To report a crime or any suspicious activity on the Air

:Station please call the MP :Department's 24-hour Crime 'Stopper number: 257-2123.

: AAV/from A-2

- most of the AAV Marines as well. GySgt. Vega added that the ship work was the most 4 valuable training for the detachment.

"This training is super," said Capt. Ashinhurst, "because there's definitely an art in coming aboard a ship with the AAVs--you have to deal with wave action and timing the swells so that you don't smash into the stern gate. You've got to work on Spur timing. There's actually about five to six feet of water pouring into the back of the ship that forms into waves and comes back out of the

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The price of the paper is your choice. But the more you give, the more you'll help the thousands of burned and crippled children treated annually by the 22 Shrine Hospitals across the nation. And every penny you give goes directly to these hospitals' support and care.

Help the Aloha Temple Shriners continue to help these children. On November 19 and 20, during our annual paper sale, please give

generously from your heart. Your gift could be the one that heals. Look For Aloha Temple Shriners At Ala Moana Shopping Centel'

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CENTERSTAGE Ala Moana SEE THE LOVENOTES AT HAWAII'S SHERATON HOTELS

Supporting Shrine Hospitals The 1988 Shrine Paper Sale

marks the 66th consecutive year that Aloha Temple and

the citizens of Hawaii have supported the crippled children of this area.

There are 19 Shrine ortho- paedic hospitals and three burn institutes in North Amer-

ica. More than 300,000 children, many of them from Hawaii - have benefitted from these hospitals since they were started more than a half-century ago.

Cost of operating the hospitals and burns institutes is in excess of $153 million. They are dedicated to the treatment for medically indigent and burned children without assessing the patient, the parent or the guardian a single cent.

To: ALOHA TEMPLE 1611 Kewaio St., Ste. 201

IHonolulu, HI 96822

Enclosed is my check for $ as an additionai contribution supporting the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children.

This is a program that deserves support. The price of the Shrine tabloid is whatever one decides to contribute to the Shrine's continentwide hospital program. Papers will be available at Ala Moana Shop- ping Center Nov. 19 and 20, and at Shriners Hospital and Aloha Temple prior to then. However, if papers become unavailable due to limited quantities, or if you are unable to pick one up, please let your help flow freely.

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Have you cr 111.1.15 con fronted by a door-to-door salesman; or dealt with fast talking Robison-I»; or received unsolicited merchandise in the mail, and Irs.fore you have had time to think, you have just purchased a set of envy dolledids; n vacuum Cleaner; Or Something that didn't work like you thought it would.

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thAsinettYMen or salesmen may not sell "door to-door" aboard the Air Station. The ordinary method of solicia- tioo is through the Mail. However, if individual responds to such communi cation, it he, 011es a In-Irate tralltiaril11. ;Ind Ow individual may then invite the salesman to his quarters.

By purchasing a product from a salesman or business man away from their business address, i. c., doorto-door salesmen, there is a three, business-day cooling-off period, whereby, it you do not desire the product, that you just purehased, you may rescind or Cancel the ontract. You will have until midnight of the third business day after you sign the contract to cancel it Saturdays are considered business days in Most states. You should send the cancellation notice by cer tilted mail, return receipt requested, so that you have a record that you sent the cancellation notice. It is also advisable to make it photo, copy of the cancellation notice for your revords,

liefore signing a sales controt, the most important point to remember is to rend the document in its entirety If you don't read the co, tract completely, you e

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Her brother had Duchenne Muscu- lar Dystrophy. Which means that though she herself is unaffected by the disease, she could be carrying it in her genes.

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TERIYAKI STEAK SEAFOOD NEWBURG

The Bountiful Queen's Holiday Salad Bar Special Dessert Table

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with Creamy Horseradish Sauce BAKED VIRGINIA HAM WITH Apricot Brandy Sauce

SEAFOOD NEWBURG with White Wine Sauce

The Bountiful Queen's Holiday Salad Bar Special Holiday Dessert Table

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0900-1900 (JC) 0900-2100 (BP)

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10 Dec. 0900-1900 (JC) 0900-1800 (BP)

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SHUTTLE SERVICE SCHEDULE (EFFECTIVE 25 NOVEMBER-24 DECEMBER)

Holiday Shuttle Bus hours will coincide with store operating hours. Shuttle Bus service will run from the Navy Exchange Johnson Circle to Naval Station approximately every half hour making stops at the Uniform Center, Nimitz Gate, along North Road and Makalpa Gate. Shuttle Buses will continue running every Saturday and Sunday from Toyland Manana to the Bathers Point Main Store.

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING!! Santa Claus will be arriving at Johnson Circle Exchange on Friday, 25 November at 1000 and will be atJohnson Circle Fridays,Saturdays and Sundays until Christmas from 1000-1900. Santa will be at Barbers Point Personalized Ser- vice Center on Friday, 25 November at 1000.

TOYLAND (Bldg. 31 Manana) HOURS: Will be open daily from 0930-1730 (Monday through Sunday)

BABYSITTING AT BARBERS POINT: Free BABYSITTING will be provided by Navy Exchange NAS Barbers Point volunteers from 1930-2200 on Friday, 25 November, and Satur- day 26 November from 1800-2000.

MINI MARTS HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S DAY

SUELASE 693 0800-2100 0800-2100 0500-2100 NAVAL STATION 150 0800-2100 0800-2100 0800-2100

HALSFY TERRACE 08041800 0800-1800 0800-1800

PEARL CITY 08041800 0800-1800 08001800

TOUCH N GO 0800-1800 0800-1800 8800-1800

IROQUOIS POINT 0800-1800 0800-1800 0800-1800

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Marines; sailors and family members donned their "PT" gear to run in the Air Station's 7th Annual Marine Corps Birthday 10k Fun Run Nov. 10.

More than 1,100 runners ran in the 6.2 mile 213th birthday fun run which began at Dewey Square, covered the entire perimeter of the air field, and ended near the starting line. The nine category winners and their times are:

Family members female - Sharyl Vidaurri 42:40 male - J.R. Worley 42:30

Active Duty Overall Janet Skinner 40:41 Manuel Estrada 32:30

39-over Roger A. Wrolstadt 35:30 30-38 Danny L. Pinyard

25-29 Bret C. Schmidt- 23 -24 Jody B. Thawley. 21-22 James D. McDonald, Under 20 Simeon Curry.

*time not available

SIX MILES - NO SWEAT!" - Four Marines from A Co., 3rd Recon Bn. run past the 2-mile-mark at the end of the runwa

THAT'S MY DAD! - Manuel Estrada, overall best time - 32:30, is surrounded by his proud sons: Stewart (8), David (5), and Ricki (3).

EARLY START - At the blast of the whistle,more than 1.100 participants began the fun run at 6 a.m.

K-Bay Klippers lose game, first place Story and photos by Sgt. Joe P. Jascur

The K-Bay Klipper Women's Soccer Club played an important game against their

4111 arch rivals - the Iola Pink Panthers Sunday to keep their first place standing. With their backs and their 4- 0-1 record against the wall, the women lost a heart- breaker, 2-1.

The Klippers came out fired up the first-half , drawing blood within the first five minutes of the game. Striker Sheryl Vidaurri sent the sphere into the nets with a picture-perfect head-ball over the Panther's goalie. The Klippers enjoyed the 1 to nil lead for only 10 minutes when one of their own players sent the ball into the goal on a

"fluke" corner kick play by the ladies in pink.

The second-half became a mid-field nightmare as both teams kept each other from getting close enough for a goal.

With approximately 20 minutes left in the second-half, the Pink Panthers scored on a controversial play by a Pink Panther and Klipper goalie Fu-Hwe "Fay" Sipe, Sipe had come out of the goal to beat a Panther to the ball - they collided - and the ball rolled into the goal. The controversy developed when Sipe had possession of the ball (possession constitutes just a hand on the ball), and the Panther player ran into Sipe ,causing her to loose the ball and sustain an

Senior Pro-Am Golf Tournament at the Kaneohe Klipper Course

The Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course will host its first Senior Pro-Am here Nov. 27. The Senior Pro-Am, featuring 18 of the top PGA Senior Tour players such as Lee Elder, Billy Casper, and many others, will be pairing up five entrants with each of these golf legends for an unforget- table one-round scramble tourney..

Entries bearing the earliest postmark or hand-delivered to

the pro-shop by sequence will receive priority for participation. Only 90 slots are available.

Entry fees for a chance to "talk golf" with the pros are: Active duty, retired military, and their dependents - $150; Civilians - $350.

The entry fee includes a pairing party Nov..26, 6 p.m. at the Officers' club for all entrants and one guest each. The teams will be formed through a draw system.

On tournament day, check- in will be at 7 a.m., followed by a Continental Breakfast, photo session, and golf clinic. The tournament will begin with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. A luncheon/awards ceremony, for players only, will follow the tourney approximately 1 p.m. at the Officers' club.

Entry forms can be picked up at the Station Gym, and Klipper Golf Course. For more information, call Chuck Lar- son at the Klipper course at 254-1745.

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eye injury . This play not only sidelined the Klippers' goalie and victory,but slowed their chance to finish first in the league.

The chance for a first-place finish is hanging by a thread- due to the fact that the Pan- thers have not lost a game and have given the Klippers their only loss and tie.

"I'm very pleased with the ladies' performance this year," said Peter Edwards, K- Bay Klipper coach. "Coming from fifth-place to second - place in only two seasons is a great accomplishment."

Sgt. Joe P. Jascur photos

IT'S GOOD!- Sharyl Vidaurri (right) heads the ball into the goal for the first score of the game.

CONCENTRATION - Sharyl Vidaurri (front) and Teresa. Cunningham anticipate the Pink Panther throw-in.

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Hawaii's Special Olympics program honors

WICAS3 Kaneohe Bay

Marine Corps Air Station,Kaneohe Bay has received the "Outstanding Organization Award" for year-round support of Hawaii's Special Olympics program for handicapped children.

The citation reads, "...It is through the efforts of many wonderful people that Hawaii Special Olympics continues to thrive. It is because of your dedication and caring for Special Olympics that your area nominated you in the Category of Outstanding Organization for 1988."

Through the course of the 1988 Special Olympics competition, many Air Stations Marines dedicated their off- duty time coaching, chaperoning and serving in other volunteer billets for area schools. They raised money for Special Olympics and made a training camp at Kokakahi possible.

Marines from the Provost Marshall's Office pitched in and helped the Honolulu Police Department in a run that carried the Special Olympics torch around the island. Marines ran the torch through the Air Station and carried it over the Pali Highway into Aloha Stadium.

The Air Station has been a strong supporter of the Hawaii Special Olympics for the past five years, according to Glen Beachy, an official with the organization.

Hawaii Special Olympics is a program of sports training and athletic competition for the mentally handicapped. It is a non-profit program funded completely through donations and supported by sponsors, charities and volunteers. The program sponsors year round sporting events in bowling, basketball, soccer, swimming, track and field, and even ice skating.

Hawaii's Special Olympics, which currently has about 1,000 active participants, is a member of the Special Olympics program founded in 1968 by the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation.

B-2 HAWAII MARINE

Intramura Bowling

INDIVIDUAL HIGHS - (Kneeling - L to R) SSgt. Carol Williams, SSgt. Deborah Amparan, Sgt. Connie Henderson, Sgt. Janet Axt, SSgt. Bonny Buchanan. (standing - L to R) DT3 Scott Samson, Cpl. Jason Peters, LCpI. Brian Trychta, Cpl. Rich Garrett, Cpl. Darren Patchen.

HIGH AVERAGE - Cpl. Darren Patchen (188) and SSgt. Bonny Buchanan (172) HIGH SERIES SCRATCH - Cpl. Jason Peters (657) and SSgt. Deborah Amparan (539) HIGH GAME SCRATCH - DT3 Scott Samson

(265)andSSgt. Carol Williams (193) HIGH SERIES HANDICAP - Cpl. Rich Garrett (725) and Sgt. Janet Axt (638)

HIGH GAME HANDICAP LCpI. Brian Trychta (277) and Sgt. Connie Henderson (241)

Final Bowling League Standings 1) Red Devils 7) Mike Papa's 13) Leagel Eagles 19) Crispy Critters 2) BSSG-MMO 8) Rockers 14) Avionics #2 20) SOMS CEO 3) Avionics 9) Mighty MACS-2 15) Boots Rollers 21) BSSG-COMM-1 4) H&MS 24 GSE "A" 10) Navy #1 16) HMM-165 22) Live Wire 5) H&MS 24 11) BSSG 17) Brew Crue 23) CFAO Crunch 6) H&HS DI$BO 12) BSSG-1 18) Navy Too 24) Pless Hall #2

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November 17, 1988

Rod and Gun Club

Turkey Shoot The K-Bay Rod and Gun

Club will host its annual Turkey Shoot at the Station Skeet Range Sat., 8 a.m. to noon, and will be open to anyone who is authorized to use the skeet range.

Shooters closest to the "X" in each relay vsrill, win a $10 gift certificate toward a ham or turkey at the Station commissary.

Contestants may use their own 12-gauge shotgun or one will be provided. Shells will also be provided. For more information, call 254-5570.

Freestyle Wrestling

Tournament MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, will

host a freestyle wrestling tournament Nov. 26, 10 a.m. at the Station Main Gym. Competition is open to all wrestlers and weight classes: 114, 125.5, 136.5, 149.5, 156, 163, 180.5, .198, 220 pounds and Heavy Weight.

For more information, call

Capt. John Kassay at 257- 3601.

November Golf Tourney

The Kaneohe Men's Golf Association will hold its monthly tournament Nov. 26. Show time is 6:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 7 a.m.

The format is a two-man best-ball (pick your own partner). Closest-to-the-hOle on all par 3 holes. Entry fee is $8 plus green fee. Deadline to sign-up is Nov. 23, 6 p.m.

Thanksgiving Softball Tourney

There will be a Thanksgiv-_ ing Softball TournamentIll Nov. 26-27, for all women and men softball teams in the state (Class "C" for men) at Earhart Village softball fields, Hickam AFB. $125 entry fee is due today with a coaches meeting at Hickam's Memorial Gym tonight at 6 p.m. Registration forms can be picked-up at the main gym. For more information, call 449-3611.

Wildcat Youth Footall Standings

Division W L Result PF PA Flag 1 7 Lost to Fort Shatter #2 28-7 53 127 Termite 7 1 Beat Kalakaua 18-6 173 540 Pee-Wee 5 3 Beat Kalakaua 13-0 171 94 Midget 3 5 Lost to Ewa Beach 48-6 105 199 This Weeks Schedule for Sat., Nov. 19.* Flag vs. Ft Shatter #1 at Fort Shatter -9 a.m. Termite vs. Ewa Beach at Kaneohe Bay -9 a.m. Pee-Wee vs. Ewa Beach at Kaneohe Bay - 10:30 a.m. Midget vs. Leeward at Pacheco Field - noon

*This is the last regularly scheduled games of the season. Come out and cheer the Wildcats to victory!

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November 17, 1988

'Nati lea Family Theater

7:15 p.m. nightly 254-2113

Thursday Rambo, First Blood Part

-,II-action/adventure (R). Sylvester Stallone recreates

-his role as Rambo, the angry, :.embittered Vietnam veteran

who is now venturing back into the steaming jungles of Vietnam to rescue MIAs.

Friday-Sunday -Rambo III-action

(R)-Sylvester Stallone. This time out, Rambo is living in a Buddhist monastery as a handy man when he is asked by Col. Trautman to help

,train Afghan rebels. He refuses and the colonel goes on the mission alone. He is ambushed and imprisoned in a Soviet camp where Rambo

iicomes to his rescue.

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-Club Paradise-comedy c,(R)-Robin Williams. Chi- ..aago fireman Jack Moniker

fed up with his job. When he is injured in the line of duty, he decides to retire to a Caribbean island. He meets singer Ernest Reed, and together they renovate an old hotel into "Club Paradise."

Tuesday, Wednesday

Bloodsport- action (R)-Jean Claude Van Damme An American ninja becomes the first westerner to win the Kumite, a martial arts contest staged every five years.

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S. - eat e Setae:m(1 Bestsellers

The Station Library has added many new best-selling books to its collection. New novels that are currently on the Best-sellers list include:

"Cardinal of the Kremlin" - Clancy "Breathing Lessons" -

Tyler "Till We Meet Again" -

Krantz "Alaska" - Michener "Koko" - Straub "Silence of the Lambs" -

Harris "Bonfire of the Vanities" -

Wolfe "Love in the Time of Chol-

era" - Marquez "Shell Seekers" - Pilcher "Final Flight" - Coonts "Sword Point" - Coyle "Tracks" - Erdrich

"Doctors" - Segal "Prime Time" - Collins The Station Library is

located on the second floor of Building 219. The phone number is 254-6301.

Tole Painting Classes

Christmas classes are being offered in December. A Thurs- day evening session will start Dec. 1 from 7-9 p.m. and run for four weeks.

A Tuesday morning session will start Dec. 6 from 9-11 a.m. and will run for four weeks.

The projects will be a rein- deer, a stocking, and tree ornaments. Cost is $25. Some materials are needed. Projects are on display in the Depen- dent Recreation Office in Bldg. 1391 near the Pre-

School. Come by or call 254- 2963 for more information.

Teen Pool Party Teen Pool Parties are held

from 6-10 p.m. at the Station Pool. I.D. is required. Teens may bring a friend.

Rag Baskets Rag basket classes will

begin Monday as well as Nov. 21, 7-9 p.m. and, Dec. 6 and 13, 7-9 p.m. The cost is $10 per two-week session for one basket of your choice (approximately 10 inches). There are baskets on display at Depen- dent Recreation. The coil is provided; you provide your choice of material. For more information, call Dependent Recreation at 254-2963.

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exercise the safe way with Tracey Villiger, RPT, beginning Nov. 28, from 1-2 p.m. Classes will be on Mondays and Thursdays from 1-2 p.m. for three consecutive weeks. Fee is $7.50 for the six classes. Call 254-4719/4965 to regis- ter.

Women's Awareness Programs

Nov. 23 - "Chinatown Excursion" with Bea Krauss, a local expert on Old Hono- lulu. Join us for this exciting walking tour through a fasci- nating section of Honolulu. Space is limited, so call now for reservations at 254-4719 or 254-4965. Fee is $2.

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Upcoming Events - "Christmas Ceramic Orna- ments Painting Workshop" Dec. 7 and "Holiday Shop- ping at Hickam and Pearl Harbor Exchanges," via the ASYMCA van.

Giant Swap Meet and. Craft Fair

The Armed Services YMCA Outreach will be sponsoring their quarterly Swap Meet Saturday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the courtyard behind the 7- Day Store. Enjoy a day of shopping for bargains and crafts for the holidays. "Big Al " will play "Power Music " from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

For a 25-cent entrance fee, 'you can enjoy a great day at the Armed Services YMCA Outreach. For $3 per space, you can be a seller. Call to sign up now at 254-4719/4965.

Car and Van Wash HMM-265 will be sponsor-

ing a car and van wash Sat- urday from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the MCAS Kaneohe Bay Service Station. All proceeds will be donated to the Armed Services YMCA Outreach. The car wash fee is $2 and the van wash fee is $3.

Upcoming Events Dec. 7, Christmas Ce-

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once again sponsor Santa's Village this December. The special holiday event is ex- pected to be bigger and better than last year. The next or- ganizational meeting will be held at noon Monday, at the Dependent Recreation Cen- ter.

If your organization would like to participate, please contact Dependent Recrea- tion at 254-2963.

NMAA Presentation

The Navy Mutual Aid As- sociation (NMAA) will be giving a presentation at the Station Theater Monday, beginning at 2 p.m. The NMAA is a non-profit organization that provides sea service members and their beneficiaries with counseling on government entitlements, insurance claims, and other financial matters. All are invited to attend the meeting.

7edeeed The Station Ticket office,

located in the lobby of the Station Theater (Building 219), is open daily from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 1

p.m. Saturdays. Call 254-3304 or 254-6286 for more information about any events.

Available Tickets Leon Russell and Edgar

Winter will be at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ball- room Friday, Nov. 25, 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $16 and $19. Tickets are also available for the 9:45 show.

Family Christmas in Hawaii

Fill out an Entry Blank, deposit it at the ITT Ticket Office, the Enlisted Club or the Main Exchange and bring your mainland family to Hawaii for Christmas and the Aloha Bowl courtesy of Delta Airlines and Aston Hotels. Entries will be collected Nov. 29, so get your entry in soon.

Football Tickets Pro-Bowl, Jan. 29 -

Sideline tickets available for $15.50; Aloha Bowl, Dec. 25 - 40-50 yard line seats $15.50: Hula Bowl w/Beach Boys will be available at the end of November.

Tickets for University of Hawaii games still available.

Other Tickets Pro-Am spectator passes

$5; Senoir Pro-Am, Sunday, Nov. 27.

Honolulu Community Theater - "The Mousetrap" - Agatha Christie's eerie comedy. Tickets are $7, $10 and $12 for Nov. 25-Dec. 11 shows.

Honolulu Symphony per- formances. Special "Hawai- ian Chritmas" program Dec. 16-17 is Handel's "Messiah" with the Symphony Chorus.

Get "On-Board" the Sta- tion's deep sea fishing boat. All-day fishing for $280 for 4; $345 for 5 and $405 for 6. Catch the Big Ones with Capt. Hank.

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Another class, "Surviving the Challenge of Your Two- Year-Old," will be offered at the Family Service Center for those who were unable to attend earlier. On Dec. 2, from 9-11 a.m., Lin Clement, Play- morning Director, will hold a workshop to help parents learn how to handle behavior problems of two-year-olds. This program is for parents of 18-month to 3-year-old children.

A follow-up session will be held Dec. 9, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. for parents attending either program. It's a chance- to get some feedback about using new techniques. For reservations, please call 254- 1541/42/43.

Playmorning ; A free mobile preschool for

parents and children new- born to five years of age will be in the following housing locations: :Mondays: 2464-2465 Co-

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tions from 9-11 a.m. This preschool is brought to you by the Family Service Center. Learn games, songs, and special learning activities while getting to know your neigh- bors. Rain or shine, Play- morning will be held. For stormy weather days, the program will be held on the Family Service Center lanai. Call Lin or Liz at the Family Service Center for more information at 254-1541/42/43.

Reserve Separation Brief

The monthly Reserve Separations Lecture will be

held today at 10 a.m. at the Station Theater.

In compliance with MCO 1001.39J, all separating Marines must be counseled about the obligations and opportunities regarding the Marine Corps Reserve within 90 days of their EAS.

Weight Control Group

A free support group for anyone desiring help in losing weight meets Tuesdays at the FSC from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Discussion on overeat- ing behavior, menus and nutrition, stress management, building self-esteem, and motivation help participants learn to control their eating behavior. No reservations are required.

Coupon/Refunding Group

Correction! The coupon and refunding group will meet on Wednesdays, from 7-8:30 p.m. at the FSC.

Would you like to save money when you check out of the commissary? Can you use some money-saving ideas to get you through the holidays? Learn all about coupon and refunding programs and double-your-coupon value days by coming to the Wednesday evening group. No reservations are needed.

For information, please call Mary at 257-3312.

New Arrivals Island Tour

Held every month on the second Friday, the FSC offers an orientation program to new arrivals within their first three months here. The tour is open to single military members and families.

Learn about the culture of Hawaii from guest speakers

and a videotape. A bus tour around the island and a picnic lunch on the North Shore completes the day-long excursion. Dress casually and pack a lunch. Sodas are provided free. Reservations are required: 254-1541/42/43.

Just For Parents "How To Talk So Kids Will

Listen"will be presented Nov. 29 from 7-9 p.m. at the Family Service Center. Kathi Kreinik, ACSW and executive director of Parents Anony- mous, will present the first of two programs to help parents understand and communicate with their children more ef- fectively, without spankings.

"Positive Discipline," on Dec. 6, from 7-9 p.m. will also be offered at FSC. Discipline means teaching and training through encouragement and logical consequences, to promote harmony and to prevent problems as the child grows older. It also will instill a life-long sense of self-discipline.

For reservations for either or both of these programs, please call 254-1541/42/43.

Great American Family Awards

The 7th annual Great American Family Awards Program recognizes and honors healthy, loving and inspirational military families as role models within our community. All types of family configurations are eligible for consideration and recognition. Organizations desiring to nominate families for recognition should contact Gail Kiefer at the Family Service Center no later than Nov. 30.

Nomination forms are available at the Family Serv- ice Center and should be completed and returned by Dec. 15.

Re' ' gaud Seuticea Christmas Greetings

for Deployed Marines

Cards, letters and cookies for our deployed,Marines can be left at the Chapel Reli- gious Education Office Mon- days through Fridays from 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. or before services Saturdays and

Sundays by Nov. 30. Please pack cookies in coffee or air- tight potato chip cans.

Thanksgiving Mass Thanksgiving Day Mass

will be at 9 a.m. Bread, rolls, and other thanksgiving food should be placed on the table

at the altar. They will be blessed as a symbol of all we have to be grateful for.

Protestant Sunset Worship

Protestant sunset worship will be held at 5:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 23 at Fort Hase Beach.

CARRIER OF THE WEEK This week's exceptional HAWAII MARINE "Carrier of

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"I have learned a lot from my job," Blair said. "Besides learning to meet deadlines, I have learned how to keep track of my money. It is a lot of fun getting paid, too. I have been able to save some of my earnings for college and spend some on clothes and skateboards.

"When I finish my college education, I would like to become a professional skateboarder and one day have my own skating business. Or I might like to become a lawyer. Last year at school I was in a mock trial and it was pretty fun. My side won, too," he said smiling.

Blair attends the sixth grade at Lanikai Elementary School where besides being the President of Student Council, he is also a JPO and a member of the GT class. In addition, he also belongs to the Boy Scouts o f America. His plans for the future include attending college at UCLA.

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fitness for a particular purpose. This applies when you buy a product on the advice that it is suitable for a particular use. For example, a dealer who suggests that you buy a specific vehicle for hauling a trailer warrants, in effect, that the vehicle will be suitable for hauling a trailer.

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NOTICE OF FILING Pursuant to the provisions f o the Communica-

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Station K249BC operates with peak transmitter output power of 10 watts, rebroadcasting FM radio station KPOI-FM, Channel 248, Honolulu, Hawaii, serving Kaneohe, Kailua and Kawela. Hawaii on output channel 249. The station currently is not in operation.

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TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES Traffic Schedule No. 88-14

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO.. 79-44 AMENDING ARTICLE HI, THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- PORTATION SERVICES, CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, HEREBY ESTABLISHES TRAFFIC SCHEDULE NO. 88-14 TO AMEND SCHEDULE XI OF SECTION 15-8.3(2) ESTABLISHING NO -

TURNS; SCHEDULE XIV OF SECTION 15-11.3 ESTABLISHING STOP INTERSECTIONS; SCHEDULE XVI OF SECTION 15-13.4 : ESTABLISHING RESERVED PARKING STALLS; SCHEDULE XVIII OF SECTION 15-13.10(1)(e) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES- PM PEAK PERIODS; SCHEDULE XTX OF SECTION 15-13.10(1)(0 ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES-AM AND PM PEAK PERIODS; SCHEDULE XXI OF SECTION 15-13.10(1)(h) ESTABLISHING TOW AWAY ZONES-RESTRICTED PARKING OTHER THAN PEAK TRAFFIC HOURS; SCHEDULE XXII OF SECTION 15-14.5(1) ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED PARKING CERTAIN AREAS; ,

SCHEDULE XXIV OF SECTION 15-15.1(4) ESTABLISHING CURB LOADING ZONES; SCHEDULE XXVI OF SECTION 15-16.1 ESTAB- LISHING TIME LIMIT PARKING; SCHEDULE XXX OF SECTION 15-22.1(1) ESTABLISHING PARKING METER ZONES.

Section 1. Chapter 15 (1976 Traffic Code), City and County of Honolulu, as amended, is hereby further amended in the following particulars:

a. By amending Schedule XI of Sec. 15-8.3(2) establishing no turns by adding thereto the following item: "South St. No "U" Turns on South St. between Auahi St. and Pohukaina St."

b. By amending Schedule XIV of Sec. 15-11.3 establishing stop intersections in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto the following items:

"Kahuailani St. Traffic on Kahuailani St. shall stop before entering Mokuola St. "Whiting St. Traffic on Whiting St. shall stop before entering Auwaiolimu St."

2. By deleting therefrom the following item: "Kahuailani St. Traffic on Mokuola St. shall stop before entering Kahuailani St."

c. By amending Schedule XVI of Sec. 15-13.4 establishing reserved parking stalls in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto the following item:

"Nuuanu Ave., Koko Head side, for distance 44' mauka direction from a point 61' mauka of the mauka curbline prolongation of Hotel St."

2. By deleting therefrom the following item: "Nuuanu Ave., Ewa side, for distance 88' makai direction from a point 74' makai of the makai curbline prolongation of Hotel St. for authorized Honolulu Police Vehicles only, around-the-clock, except during the a.m. tow-away hours, Mon. through Fri."

d. By amending Schedule XVIII of Sec. 15-13.10(1)(e) establishing tow zones-PM peak periods by deleting therefrom the following item: "S. King St., mauka side, between driveway to Iolani Palace and Punchbowl St., during hours 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Mon. through Fri., except holidays."

e. By amending Schedule XIX of Sec. 15-13.10(1)(f) establishing tow zones- AM and PM peak periods by adding thereto the following item: "So. King St., mauka side, between driveway to Iolani Palace and Punchbowl St., during hours 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Mon. through Fri., except holidays."

f. By amending Schedule XXI of Sec. 15-13.10(1)(h) establishing tow zones- restricted parking other than peak traffic hours by adding thereto the following item: "King St., mauka side, between Richards. St. and driveway to lolani Palace, during hours 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Mon. thru Fri., except holidays."

g. By amending Schedule XXII of Sec. 15-14.5(1) establishing prohibited parking certain areas in the following particulars: I. By adding thereto the following items:

"Fifth Ave., Koko Head side, for distance 70' mauka direction from the mauka curbline prolongation of Harding Ave. "Kawaiahao St., mauka side, for distance 90' Koko Head direction from the projected makai curbline prolongation of Mission Ln. "Miller St., Ewa side, for distance 70' makai direction from the mauka curb of turnaround. "Mission Ln., Ewa side, for distance 220' mauka direction from the mauka curbline prolongation of Queen St. "Mission Ln., Ewa side, for distance 40' makai direction from the makai curbline prolongation of Kawaiahao St. "Whiting St., Koko Head side, for distance 43' makai direction from the makai curbline prolongation of Auwaiolimu St."

2. By amending the following items: a) Miller St., Koko Head side, between Cook St. and the H-1 Freeway;

to read: "Miller St., Koko Head side, between Captain Cook Ave. and the H-1 Freeway."

b) Mission Ln., Koko Head side, for distance 30' makai direction from the makai curbline prolongation of Kawaiahao St.; to read: "Mission Ln,, Koko Head side, for distance 245' makai direction ; from the makai curbline prolongation of Kawaiahao St."

3. By deleting therefrom the following items: "Mission Ln., Ewa side, for its entire length." "Mission Ln., Ewa side, between Queen St. and Kawaiahao St."

h. By amending Schedule XXIV of Sec. 15-15.1(4) establishing curb loading zones in the following particulars: 1. By adding thereto subsection (1) passenger loading zones the ,

following item: "Mission Ln., Ewa side, for distance 64' mauka direction from a point 220' of the mauka curbline prolongation of Queen St."

2. By adding thereto subsection (2) freight loading zones the following item: "Mission Ln., Koko Head side, for distance 22' mauka direction from a point 238' of the mauka curbline prolongation of Queen St."

3. By amending subsection (2) freight loading zones item relating to Nuuanu Ave., Koko Head side, for distance 84' mauka direction from a point 61' mauka of the mauka curbline prolongation of Hotel St.; to read; "Nuuanu Ave., Koko Head side, for distance 80' mauka direction from a point 105' mauka of the mauka curbline prolongation of Hotel St."

4. By deleting therefrom subsection (2) freight loading zones the following item: "Mission Ln., Koko Head side, for distance 44', space approximately midway between Kawaiahao St. and Queen St., 1 stall located mauka and the other makai of the loading bay of McKesson & Robbins."

i. By amending Schedule XXVI of Sec. 15-16.1 establishing time limit parking by adding thereto the following item: "Mission Ln., 1 hr. both sides, between Kawaiahao St. to Queen St."

j. By amending Schedule XXX of Sec. 15-22.1(1) establishing parking meter zones by adding thereto the following item: "Mission Ln., both sides, from Kawaiahao St. to Queen St."

Section 2. This Schedule is hereby attached to and made a part of Article VI hereof and shall take effect ten (10) working days after its publication.

JOHN E. HIRTEN, Director Department of Transportation Services City and County of Honolulu

Dated: November 10, 1988

Copies of the Schedule are on file in the City Clerk's Office for use and examination by the public. (Sun Press: November 11, 1988)

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Painting

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EXT./INT., tub refinishing fast free est. Island wide service. No money down. Robert 682-4028.

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Remodeling

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Repair

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HOME Repair prof. looking for fixer up house, work- exchange for low rent or caretake, refs. Call Bill Berg 637-6340

CANEJCHAIR REPAIR Also rush weave.

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H & J Maintenance Home, office, condo & apt. Main- tenance, repair and renova- tion, free est. to $100, Har- vey Rogalsky. 263-4857.

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Screens & Jalousies

ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Applications now being accepted for outside sales position. Opportunity for energetic, self-motivated individual with 2 years sales experience to have a challenging career in the publishing industry. Print, layout & copy writing experience preferred. Salary plus commission & car allowance. Benefits include dental & medical, profit sharing. For interview call:

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Yard Service 59 Employment Opperlunities

WINDWARD Yard Service Mowing, trim ming/Maint.

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QUALITY Landscaping & Yard Service. 261-6882, leave message.

BIG OPPORTUNITY Recruiting full or p/t. Edu- cational products. Guar. income based on incentives & bonuses. Full bene. package. Call Maydeen at 455- 1078 days or 259-7239 eves. & wkends.

HIRE a Bobcat. Grading, tight places. Hourlylslob. Call 254-2518.

50 Business Opportunities

Wanted: Former Avon or Mary Kay Distributers. I

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EARN EXTRA INCOME. Become a Visa/Master card consultant. To start your new career call 671-8013 or write 94-903 Farrington Hwy. #1, Waipahu 96797.

WORK at home - send for list of companies - $5.00 to J. Montgomery, 46-232 Kahuhipa St., #8204, Kaneohe, HI 96744.

EARN Cash. Free info. SASE to Wesley Kumasaka, 2649 Varsity Pl., #107, Honolulu, HI 96826.

58 Schools & Instruction

SCREEN & Jalousies repair Harvey's Mobile Service. We come to you, free est. Harvey 263-4857

Sewing/Alterations

CINDY'S Alterations & custom sewing, new location, 629 Kailua Rd., Suite 207 above Penguin. Mon.-Fri. 10-5 p.m., Sat. 9-1 p.m. Ph. 261-9813

Yard Service

FILIPINO Yard Man. $20 and up.

Call 842-5903.

TREE Service. Large removal to ornamental trimming. 12 yrs. exp. Lic./ ins. C14433. Free est. All Paradise Tree Service. 695- 8228.

A new concept in land- scape, prof. design, quality maint. 247-6621, 921-4554.

BYRON'S Yard Service, affordable prices, free estimate. Call 261 -5584.

AFFORDABLE, quality, yard service. Free estimate. Call 262-4117,

REMI Yard Service Mow ing, trimming, weeding Free est_ 261-4952

DUKE'S Yard Svc. & Land- scaping. Quality work at affordable prices. Free est. call or Iv. msg. 263-7777.

GUITAR lessons. Jazz, Contemporary & Classical. Private. $10 /half hr. Call 988-9251.

STAINED Glass classes. Create your own beautiful window 262-7077.

SLACK Key, Jazz, Rock guitar lessons. 15 yrs. exper. Call 621-6519.

QUALITY Piano Lessons. kaneohe studio/your home, most areas. 247-6010.

ALOHA Tutoring Service. All subjects, all grades. Indiv. instrn. 533-5457.

PIANO Lessons. Kaneohe area only.

Call 235-4432, 841-1196.

TUTORING Social Studies (history, government, economics & geography). Gr. 7-12. Teacher 18 yrs. exper. in HI. Your home or mine, Windward side. 261-3558.

MASSAGE Classes. Ongo- ing Swedish & Shiatsu. Ideal for beg. & pro. 12 yrs. of exper. Debbie, 262-9955.

GIVE Your children the priceless gift of a lifetime. Education! Reading & writing skills. Call 259-8273.

LEARN Massage! For fun or for state licensing

DOE Cert. Nancy 259-8768

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*AVON* start w/$5. Sell anywhere. Earn up to 50%. Call Margot. 455-1947.

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RECEPTIONIST/General office. Join the "elite"

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SECRETARIES- Don't file away your skills. Call Adia

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ASS'T Mgr. Trainee-Ready to get back into the work force? 537-5911, ext. 54.

CASHIER/Sales. Need extra $$$. Immediate PIT openings. 537-5911, ext. 54.

CAMERA ROOM POSI- TIONS: RFD Publications has openings for 4-color strippers, stet/halftone camera person. Excellent benefits, profit sharing. Call 235-5881 Randy.

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FREELANCE PHOTOGRA- PHERS We are currently adding to our roster of freelance news photogra- phers. Previous news experience preferred. Portfolio or equivalent required. Cali Richard at 235-5881 week days after 3 pm for an appointment.

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P/T entry level Chiropractic recap., pos. avail. to an enthus., people oriented person. Hrs. are 8:30-1 p.m. M-F, call Barbara between 8-2 p.m. at 262-5555.

PART time sales person for Boutique, exp. pref., days only. Ph. 422-7633.

GIRL FRIDAY, friendly prsn., P/T, M-F, 12-4 p.m. filing, typ. 60wpm, ans. phone. Exp. only. 235-8750

SILKSGREENER, strong arms, must be 5'x7"

& up, male preferred, will train. Kailua area

M-F, 263-4801.

SUN PRESS CARRIERS needed to deliver newspapers in Kailua, Holiday Mart area. 247-8755

EXPER. Painter Wanted. Call Evenings.

235-5980.

REG'D Nurses & Lpns Windward & Hono., 4 hr. expanding Renal Dialysis Ctr. at Castle Medical Ctr., Aloha Dialysis Ctr. Oahu, Kuakini Kidney Disease

Ctr. OJT provided, work schedule involves

rotating shifts 7-3:30 p.m., 3:30-11 p.m. Mon.-Sat.,

Sundays for emerg. only. Excl. fringe benefits.

Send resume or apply in person: Intercontinental

Medical Svcs., 347 North Kuakini St.,

Hono., HI 96817.

PRODUCTION Assistant for busy commercial print- ing/newspaper operation. Must be a self-starter with some knowledge of accounting. Good with personnel. Responsible for scheduling, inventory control and usage reports. Pri- marily day hours with some on-call weekend and evening hours. Benefits include medical, life insurance and profit sharing. If you are interested in a challenge and not afraid of getting dirty, send your resume to:

Sun Press /Mid Week 45-525 Luluku Rd. Kaneohe, HI 96744

Attn: Press Dept.

$$$ HOLIDAY MONEY

$$$ PART TIME

JOB

*ATTENTION MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES

Earn Extra Money Part-time $6 per hour

5:30 to 9:00 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.

We need part-time workers immediately to train for our newly established "Discount Buying. Ware- house Outlets." Special. izing in clothing. jewelry. radios. toasters. furniture, TVs. microwaves. baby furniture and many more appliances. Following areas are available: Hono- lulu. Pearl Harbor. Salt Lake, Wahiawa. Barbers Point and Kaneohe. Other Benefits include: Advancement Bonuses and Incentive Pay.

Call

486-0173 ask for Judy

November 17-23, 1988 Classified II

HOMES APART

73 Apts. Furnished

FURN. beach condo - Pat's at Punaluu $650 a mo., utils. not incl. 235-3445

MAKAKILO 3 Bdrm., 11/2

Ba., TV, linen & dishes, $950/mo. 672-3000

LANIKAI studio Single only. $750 per mnth. No pets. 263-7647

75 Apts. Partly Furnished

PEARL Area. 1 bdrm. utils. S415, 2 bdrm. $625. 943-

0091 Rent Mart Fee.

KAILUA Studio. Clean, Irg. 1 bdrm. w /sit & din. area. Kitch., full ba. priv. ant. & extras. Nr. beach. 262-4005.

KAILUA - Windward Pas sage 1 bdrrn., all amenities $8130/mo. 254-6853, at 4 p.m.

STUDIO Cot. quiet individual, non-smoker, K-Bay $375/mo., utils. incl. Ph. 247-4878 eves.

88 Rooms for Rent

WRKNG. or Welfare Sgl. Parent share a lg. home w/ others. $350 & up 456-8189

WORKING female preferred. Call mornings between 9-12 am. 239-5038

FULLY furn. rm. in custom home, with wash/dry/ $330/ mo. t- Kailua, 281 - 2943.

KAILUA and Enchanted Lakes furn. rooms, near bus stop, shopping, use of kitch., living area, shower, wash/dry. Nice & quiet $350/mo. 262-2072.

TOWNHOUSE: Your own Room & Bath. Incl. pool, hot tub, paddle tennis. On water in Kaneohe Bay. $450/mo. 235-1686

93 Vacation Rentals

KAILUA private cottage w/ pool for couple, 'h block to beach. 261-6834.

03 Vacation Rentals

LANIKAI/Kaneohe Christ- mas rentals. 3 different properties. Dec. 21 to Jan. 2. Fully furn. & equip'd. Prices $75 to $300 per nite. Ph. 536-6927

PUNALUU across beach park. Sleeps 7+6, Ige. yrd., groups OK, day/wk/mo 531-8181 days.

STUDIO very Irg. w/kit., priv. entr., cable, 11/2 blocks to beach. $40/nite., $1,100/ mo. 254-4939.

KAILUA private 1 bdrm. cottage. Cable, near bus & beach. 262-2212.

BEACHSIDE, Lanikai studio. $325 per week.

263-3793

114 Real Estate for Sale

FOSTER Village 4 bdrm., 2 story, supershape, extras, FS $309,000. 1605 Lehia. Owner 422-9721. Open Sun. 1-5

HANDY Base 1 bdrm. $480, 2 bdrm., pool $625. Others.

943-0091 Rent Mart Fee.

83 Houses Partly Furnished

LEEWARD 2 bdrm. $600, bdrrn. $800. Others. 943-

0091 Rent Mart Fee.

KAILUA, Aikahi. Spacious 3/2. 2 Lanais, remote cont. garage. Lrg. enclosed yard. Solar, wash/dry. Wonderful school, nr. beach & shop. 254-5149.

WINDWARD 1 bdrm. utils. $560, 2 bdrm. $750. Others.

943-0091 Rent Mart Fee.

85 Condos/Townhouses1 Partly Furnished

KAILUA 3 bdrm., 2 ba., all amenities, completely re- furbished $1200.261 -2834

KAILUA: lovely bdrm. & bath, nr. beach, priv. ent. Call 262-8073.

KAILUA nr. beach - Esp. nice 1 bdrm. cottage, TV 262-5445.

KAUAI beachfront - Thanks- giving Getaway. 2 studio condo units. Nov. 23-Dec. 2. $35/day, 523-1822.

KAILUA Vacation rentals, near beach.

Call 261-5174.

CUTE bdrm. & be. in Kailua private entry, cable TV.

$35/day. 261-4222

CHARMING Cottage fully turn., pvt. patio/pool Kal- lua$50 /day. Wkly/mo. 261- 8289 or 254-1167

CHARMING 2 bdrm. Kailua cottage nr. beach w /extrae. Call for Dec. 262-5922.

ACTIVE duty or veterans buy home w/no down payment up to $144,000. Romy Eisma (RA) 689--8263 Lynne Realty 676-8328.

HAWAII LOA lot 12,663 sq. ft. of fee simple land. Terrific

ocean view! Less than $36 per sq. ft. - you just can't beat it!

Adcock Ltd. 522-1555.

MONTANA Land 20 acres starting at

$12,900. Spectacular mountain beauty,

unspoiled wilderness, wide open spaces. Fish & hunt,

play in nature's big backyard! Insured title,

warranty deed and excl. financing available. Call for FREE color catalog

1-800-252-LAND. Yellow- stone Basin Properties,

1119 North Seventh Ave., Dept. HAMIL, P.O. Box

2027, Bozeman, MT 59772.

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114 Real Estate for Sale

EWA - Soda Creek for sale by owner. Fee. Brand-new 2 bdrm., 2 ba. Best buy only $169,000. Must see! Cour- tesy. Call David 523-7648.

WATERFRONT 4 Bdrm., 2 Ba. with view. $329,000 FEE. DILKS & JACOBS INC. 261-3314

EDEN AT HAIKU WOODS end unit $189,0001... Lovely! DILKS & JACOBS INC. 261-3314

ON BEACHSIDE LANE with Ocean View $875,000 FEE. DILKS & JACOBS INC. 261-3314

TWO SEPARATE HOMES on large lot $339,000 FEE. DILKS & JACOBS INC. 261-3314

POOL, NEAR BEACH, 5 Bdrm. Remodeled $495,000 FEE. DILKS & JACOBS INC. 261-3314

NEAR BEACH 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. Upgraded $352,000 FEE. DILKS & JACOBS INC. 261-3314

KAILUA -A cozy 3 bdrm. home on a beautiful fee simple lot. Just 2 blocks from beach. $295,000. Call Austin (RA) at 261-9677. Huffman & Drake Inc.

HAWAII KAI - Waterfront Townhouse, 3 bdrm., 2 ba., 2 car carport, furnished LH, $280,000. Call Aiko (R) 261- 4699. Huffman & Drake, Inc.

WAIKIKI - Ala Wai East, Super investment, 2 bdrm., 2 ba., view of golf course & canal, LH $175,000. Call Austin (RA) 261-4677. Huf- fman & Drake, Inc.

MINNESOTA Land 0(10,000 lakes. Fhe level forested acres only $5500, 5500 down, $55 monthly. Fan- tastic hunting. fishing, boating. Four season wonderland. FREE

maps /photos. Phone Collect.

OWNER (213) 375-7441

I114 Real Estate for Sale

HAIKU Plantation, 1 acre - Fee. 4 bdrm., 3 ba. $850,000. By Apt. 235 -4045.

115 Real Estate Announcements

ALL real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation:,`Pr discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin, or, an inten- tion to make such preference, limitation or discriaa ination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violat(on of this law. Our readers are hereby informed that :all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

VA FORECLOSURES- .

Low down payment and - closing expenses. -

Non veteran and investors can purchase. Fixed financing at a tow

interest rate. For further information, contact

Jim Watson (R) 623-4426 or 486-0507 J.W. Realtors.. Equal housing opportunity,

117 Real Estate for Trade

TRADE equity in homes/ duplex/land in OLYMPIA, WA to $300,000 for compa- rable equity in property on Oahu. Fee only. Call (206) 456-1897 eves. & wknds. only

I' 119 Real-Estate Loans t

REAL Estate Loans for purchase and refinance 1st and 2nd mortgages, 30 year equity lines. Title one home improvement loans. Easy qualify and limited document programs available on some loans. Call Dosa Mortgage Co. of Hawaii. 523-LOAN (5626)

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60 Help Wanted Male,Temale

PART time 20 hrs. to start, bookkeeping, typing, receptionist. Niu Valley physicians ofc. 373-2167

NEED Cooks day/night, starting $5.50/$6.50 hr. Host/Hostess starting $4 hr. Call 254-5861.

SECRETARY (Administra- tive) for Christian School in Kailua. Public relations, sharp office skills and word processing a +. 261-3916

MARKERS, Can you lift 35 lbs.? On call position avail. Call 537-5911, ext. 54.

WAREHOUSEMEN needed now. Swing shift. 842-7190 or 622-4343.

CONTAINER unloaders, warehouse worker needed immed. 842-7190, 622-4343

TEACHER Aides/part time for Montessori Preschool. Please call 621-3010 (Wahi- awa) or 422-6833 (Pearl Harbor) for appointment.

HOTEL/RESORT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Front Desk Reservations

Sales & Marketing Concierge

Job Placement Assistance Financial Aid Available

TRAVEL UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL Ala Moana Bldg., 946-3535


PUC5 & 6 Drivers, start immed., town & Leeward locations. 842-7190, 622-4343

DISHWASHERS & Food Prep needed now day and swing. 742-7190 or 622-4343

HAIRSTYLISTS, Excl. opportunity at Fantastic Sam's Kailua and Aiea. Ph. 261-4406 or 488-2466.


NURSE Aide, live-in for Kaneohe 40-bed care home. Call 239-7993.

GET into the holiday spirit by playing Santa. Intrigued? Call 422-4370.

BARBERS - P/T and F/T. Excellent pay & benefits. The Regulation, 254-4111.

A chance To Travel Pacific Basin/Mid.East Far-East/US Mainland -International- American Overseas has been assisting Ex.Military/ Civilian Engineers & Senior Technicians for 12 years in obtaining overseas positions. Continual - Critical Needs: Sophisticated Electronics-Data-Construc- ti o n -Engi n e Erin g -M aintenanco-lnsi allati on/1o. gistics/Power-Water-Sanitalion/Petracham/Ali- ati n/ N c le a r/M edic al/Se c urity In s ruc I ors -A ll fields including TEFL-TESL/Vo.Ed./Weapon Systems. Most all skills used in Military-Commercial endeavors. 6+ yrs. experience priterred. TS + Clearance Critical.

NO ADVANCE FEES-Resumes to:

AMERICAN OVERSEAS (AOEA) 1400 K piolani Blvd. #0.44 Honolulu. Hawaii 96814

60 Help Wanted Male /Female


NEED Male and Full Fig- ured models for upcoming fashion show at Hickam Officer's Club. Wages paid from commission on ticket sales. Contact 422-4962.

CHIROPRACTIC Recep- tionist Assistant, new office in Castle Professional Cen- ter. No exp. necessary. Call 247-7949.

TELEMARKETING, Mil- itary welcome. Waikiki, part time. Ph. 947-0062.

SEASONAL Help-reliable sales person apply at Hauo- li's K-Bay Shop. Cntr. 235- 5828.

HAIRDRESSER wanted Sears Windward Mall Call 247-8373.

Classified III November 17-23, 1988

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SHELLY LEEWARD German Engineering the Volkswagen Way: Sales & Service the Shelly Wayil

PAID FOR OR NOT! , '87 MUSTANG GT W848841

'1"1"41StMVI $10 675 ONLY SSW MILES! .. . . f '87 JEEP COMANCHE 4x4 PU KFE478 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., PS, Radio $8775 SHARP

'87 CAMARO CJVS94 V8, Air, Auto, PS, PW

$ EA LOW MILGE! 10 375 9

'8.5 MUSTANG GT CJI3SS VS, S Spd, Ak, High Output

$ HOT CARDNI 8275 - '87 ACCORD DX CIWS14 4 Wr, 5 Spd, Ala, AWFM $ che VIE ONLY 15,000 *MESH ..... QPIGP 1 vii,

'84 LINCOLN TOWNCAR BUJ788 Vil, Air, PW, PS $7975 AND MOREmr,

'88 TOPAZ crxela 5 Spd, Air, PW, AM/FM Cass $9675 ONLY 5300 MILES!!

'86 ESCORT GT #2m7 5 Spd, Air, PS, AM/FM Cass $ ail...ilia ONLY 21400 !MUSH . . . . . NTlif 1 vtsi

' 40 P-160 PICKUP t4 '4 SP4v PSr $8975

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RETAIL Jewelry firm seeks English-Japanese speaking salesperson. Salary pfus commission. 924-7922 Phil.

IF you want a job in the Leeward area, come to Job Center. Call 487-3658.

NEEDLECRAFTERS turn your hobby into cash. Will train. Call Janet, 499-1403.

" AVON Own your own business. 50% earnings possible. Jo 395-6970.

- 'Data Entry, CRT Operators I EARN GOOD PAY!

BE A KELLY TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE. I Variety at assignments Flexible seitedure

/ Crmipetitive peg , Short long term

assignments

II you qualdy. train . you to use one of 3 leading PC

spreadsheet software packages Sa you can expRnd your skills and

accept even more assignments Call Today ler derails

CALL TODAY 521-7468

BRING THIS AD WHEN YOU APPLY FOR A FREE GIFT

SERVICES The Kelly Girl' People

EDF 1.1/F/11 Net en agency - never a lee

U law requires'all apphcants to show proof ot identity and right to work In the

U.S. For example. driver's license and social ue,rurtly rare are acceptable

FULL time Medical Asst. for sports Med. Clinic exp. required. 521-6564

LABORERS-"Blue Jeans and Sneakers" jobs. Call 533-8889. Adia Personnel Svc. Never a fee.

LIKE to clean? Proud of your cleaning skills?

Join our team & join the best. Must have a car & phone. Military

welcome. Mrs. Clean, Inc. 486-4822

HELP! Bell ringers wanted for holiday season. Call 235-1408.

LOOKING for a second job? Apply now. Inventory takers wanted. We are more than just a seasonal job. Approx. 3 to 5 hour shift during early morning, evenings or weekends. We fit your schedule. Paid training provided. No exp. nec., drivers license & phone required. Apply M-F, 8 to 6 p.m., 904 Umi St., Suite 104, Hon., 842-7177; 765 Kam Hwy. #102-B, Pearl City 455-6563

SERGE sew production sewers. Piece work. Call 261-3801.

PART TIME POSITION CIRCULATION REPRE- SENTATIVE Seeking energetic, dependable person to deliver newspapers once a week on Thursday. Own vehicle. Work from your home. Residence in Wahi- awa helpful. Excellent sal dry, gas allowance. Call g35_-5881 Circulation.

Calling KALAMA VALLEY Parents! Would you like your kids to earn good money delivering Sun Press papers? Only once- a-week, 10 years & up. Routes available in the above area. For more info call 395-5855 eves., or the Circulation Office at 235- 5881. Adults also welcome.

COCKTAIL waitress & doormen needed, apply at Fast Eddies, 261-8561

MAID Service now hiring, depend. people to work in town & wind. areas. Must have car, hourly rate - mileage. Call 235-8768.

CLEANING people. Exp., honest, good benefits, transportation avail. Must have phone. 623-8185

WAITRESS & kitchen helper. Apply in person. Florence's Restaurant, 20 Kainehe St., Kailua.

JOGGERS needed for pressroom

Will train reliable, energetic, hard working individ- uals interested in learning production of large commercial printer/newspaper company. Experience helpful but not necessary. Ben- efits include medical, dental, paid life insurance, & excellent profit sharing. Apply at Sun Press/Mid- Week, 45-525 Luiuku Road, Kaneohe. Mon.-Fri. 8 am.- 5 p.m.

DUNHILL Opportunities

this week There are exciting,

high-paying Jobs cross- ing our coordinators' desks right now, with Hawaii's biggest and best companiesl

Be hired today as a data entry professional, accounting clerk, book keeper, word processor, administrative assistant, receptionist, or legal secretary.

Choose long term, short term, full time or part time.

If you're qualified, head for the nearest phone. You may be starling the best job of your life as early as tomorrow! _

Dunhill Temporary Systems

of Hawaii, Ltd.

tvhere every tempin:ary is a star!

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62 Domestic Help Wanted

CLEANING lady needed Windward. $6/hr. 5 hrs. lal

weekly. 261-0505.

FREE room & board - sm. salary, light hse. work, pref. mature, older woman. 247- 3423.

HOUSE cleaning/house- keeper. $6 an hour. 2 mornings a wk. Call 262-9906.

LOVING babysitter/after school care for 5 & 9 year old. Mililani Call 625-2073.

MOTHER and child wanted as sitter/playmate for 12 mo. girl, 6 to 8 hrs. per wk. $90 to $120 per mo. Call 261-1528.

ELDERLY lady wants a mature live-in helper, call 945-3533 (TDD) They relay to me at 923-1386.

TOUR Driver P/T, friendly, will train.

Sen. Fong's Plantation & Gardens. 239-6775.

. NOT FAST FOOD? Join the team that makes one of the last honest piz- Zas! Don't get stuck flipping blittg era. Learn a variety of reale u ra n t skills at a place where people go to relax & have a great meal. We offer flex. hours, complete training program oppor. for advancement & competi- tive wages. If you're friendly, energetic & welcome new Challenges, come join our winning team. Call managers at Kailua & Kaneohe between 2 p.m.-5 p.m.

Kaneohe - 247-0405 Kailua - 261-4644 Round Table Pizza

HELP Wanted: work in fresh air and sunshine. Call Richard or Connie. Phone

262-2236.

IMMEDIATE openings for several hard working indi- viduals for a newspaper inserting department. Applicants must be willing to work long hours all day or all night, 3 to 5 days a week, on in-plant inserting equipment. Starting pay $4.50/hr. No experience necessary, will train. Apply at Sun Press, 45-525 Luluku Road, Kaneohe.

EXP. Babysitter wanted. Mililani area for 13 mo. Call 653-5319 8-4 p.m.

MOTHERS helper needed, 2 children, light house- keeping, 5 days a wk. After- noons/early evening plus 2 nights per wk. Hours/days/ salary negotiable. Kailua Call 254-6345.

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

CERTIFIED Babysitter will babysit in my Radford Ter- race home. Call 833-2101 ask for Marie.

EXP. baby sitter, any age. Mon. to Fri., 6 to 6, Kailua, 263-4217.

AIEA 98-015 KAM HWY.

487-3811

64 Domestic Jobs Wanted

EXP. baby sitter, any age, Mon. to Fri., meals &snacks incl. Kailua 262-9445.

WILL Babysit in my home M-F, 7-6 p.m. Meals & snacks. 239-8590

I Will babysit your children weekdays. Ages 1-5 yrs. Call 254-5785.

EXPER. Mom has 3 more full-time openings. Meals & snacks provided. 263-0968

IRONING. Reasonable rates. Free pickup and delivery. Kaneohe area.

Call 237-8075.

QUALITY afterschool care for Heeia students by Ass't. teacher. 235-4423

SAFE, reliable childcare. Meals & Activities, Exp.

Teacher, 263-6470.

120 Home Furnishings

QUALITY after school care for Heeia students by Ass't teacher. 235-4423

LOVING childcare in my Kailua home Monday to Friday. Calf 261-2290.

WILL Babysit my home. Kaneohe, M-F, TLC, 2 meals, snacks. 247-1675, 247-2461

EXPERIENCED will babysit ages Ito 3 rates negotiable. 623-3967.

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Office Desks, Conference Tables; Printer Stands.Par- titions; Recliners; Dining Tables and Chairs; Dresser W/Mirrors; Nitestands, Drop Leaf End Tables; King Bed Set; Crib; Headboards; Sofas; Lamps; Mirrors and Lots More.

BARGAINS GALORE 139A Hekili St., Kallua

262-7938 MODERN, New Model home turn., dining set, living rm. table, lounge chair, queen bed corner unit w/ chest, chandelier, child's head brd., more. Call 395- 0834.

RATTAN-Beautiful 5 pc. living rm., $550. Dining set $350 new. 734-1554.

LIVINGROOM drapes over 50 yrds., green blend, $50. 247-0743

WANTED: corner shelf unit. (Shaped like triangle) Good condition. Reasonable. Call 262-4302.

BDRM. set (like new) $450: Single bed $150; dresser w/ mirrors, 5300; nitestand, $75. 237-8441

FOR Sale: sofa & chair, very sturdy, tweed material. good cond. $100. Call 676- 8291

BLUE/brown hide-a-bed. Danish dining room table without chairs. Call 488- 0141.

CUSTOM made rattan sofa, glass top coffee

table w/end tables $400 negotiable. Call 422-4698

BRAND new queen-sz. wtr- bd. waveless, hted., frame incl. Asking $250. 261-4380

SOFA loveseat & chair. Hercuion. $300/offer. 455- 6464

WANTED: brown nauga- hyde sofa in good condition. Please call 262-4302.

FIVE pc. Bassett walnut bdrm. set $1000, Broyhill walnut side & cocktail table $250 ea. 235-4045.

RATTAN furn., picnic table, small tables, desk, piano, yrd. tools, queen sz. bed. Call 262-6079.

WATERBED, new, walnut finish, 6 drawers & headboard $275. Ph. 423-1801.

MOVING Sale: Furn.-living, dining, bdrm., lamps, sun- dries, dishes. 261-6124 '

WATERBED queen, high headboard w/mirror $250: Ph. 235-8177, 262-0751. '

IN A Hurry? We'll buy your furniture. Fast-Free pickup, 235-7793.

1 TEAK coffee table w/ smoke glass, matching end

tables, 2 lamps, 3 wall fans $800. Ph. 247-1210

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INTERISLAND/Mainland Europe, Orient as low as

$18 with restrictions Call 948-1900

TWO round trip tickets from Honolulu to Seattle. Dec. 15 to Jan. 3, $250 each. Call 841-3278.

ONE way ticket to LA $150. Expires 7-30-89, 261-5139 Ask for Joanne.

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MOVING Sale. Bdrm. & dining furn. Ladders, scaf- folding, 12" radial arm saw. odds & ends. VCR, guitar, etc. Jim 395-2827.

HAM radio, tools, turn. 136A Omao St., Kailua. 9- 4 Sat., 19th and Sat. 26th.

GARAGE Sale: 11/26, 8-5 pm 45-239A William Henry Rd., Kaneohe. Clothes, toys, books, dishes, Christ- mas Crafts, throw nets, etc.

SOMETHING for everyone. Boy Scout Troop 242 rum- mage sale. Sat. Nov. 19. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Keolu School Cafe. Bikes, Furn., Clothes, toys, much Misc.

COUNTRY Estate Garage Sale - antiques, furniture, clothing, tools, plants. No early birds, gate will be open 11-4 p.m. 47-416 Wai- hee Place, Kahaluu, Sun. 20 & 27.

BIG Family Garage Sale: Sat. Nov. 19, 9-5 p.m., 350 Ulua St. - Niu Waldorf School. No early birds!

KAILUA, 101 Kalluaria Pl. Sat. 19th, 9-3, misc. hsid. waterbed, few tools.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., 11/19, 8:30 to 2, 95-769 Lanipaa St., Mililani, misc. items.

PATIO Sale: Nov. 19, Sat. 8 to 12, 1085 Lunaanela Pl., Maunawili unique collecta- bias, toys & plenty good stuff.

NOV. 19, 8-12, chainsaw, old Singer, hshld., turn., 950 Apokula St., Kailua.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Nov. 19, 9-4, 252 Kihapai St., Kailua.

GIRLS Track team garage sale. Sat. Nov. 19, 9-2 p.m. 153 Kailuana Pl., Kailua.

KANEOHE, Sat. 19th 9-2 rattan turn., bunk beds, dresser, stereo, TV, drill press, Iwn. mwr. etc. 44-125 Keealau Pl.

GARAGE Sale: Nov. 19 & 20, 9-3 p.m. Moving! Misc. articles. 1605 Lehia St., Foster Village 422-9721.

MULTI Family Garage Sale: Sat., Nov. 19, 8 to 2 p.m., 431 Akoakoa Pl., Kailua. Butcher block, wooden swing; bikes; toys; household items; clothing & much more.

SWEET Adelines Christ- mas boutique & bake sale. 11/19-11/20. 593 Poipu Dr., Hawaii Kai, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

CRAFT Sale: Closeout, Nov. 18, 19 & 20, 10 to 4, 335 Nihau St., Kailua, finish handcrafted items, craft books, blank plaques, some supplies, shelter, cook- books, etc.

POTTED plants, kitchen items, clothes, Mary Kay cosmetics. Sat/Sun, 19th & 20th, 9-4 p.m. 3408 Hualani St -, Kailua

GARAGE sale. Clothes & misc. 47-720 Hui Kelu St. Ct. 6 Apt, att. Sat., 9-2.

SHARP copy mach. $2000, 5 shlf. lat. file cab. $300. Nintendo act. game set $75. Pentax 110 comp. sys. $225. Call 263-7647.

SUPER garage sale. Some turn. Lots of misc. Clothing. Sat. 19th. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.. 175 Aikahi Loop. No early birds please.

GARAGE sale. Sat. 19th. Sew. mach., misc. 9-3. 424 Pamakua Pl., Kailua.

SHELLY ei LEEWARD 677-0777 94-223 FARRINGTON HWY.

ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ON APPROVED CREDIT. PRICES PLUS TAX, LIC., $75 DOC & DESTINATION FEES. GOOD NOW TILL NOV. 23, 1988

125 Home Appliances

HEAVY duty dryer $100 & 2 gas grill tanks $15 ea. Call 239-6216 after 6 p.m.

WASHERS/Dryers for sale. $100 ea. Frost-free refrig. $150 & up. 259-8751, John

REPAIR-Sell-Buy-Trade. Washers, dryers, refrig., freezer, air cond. Honest. Warranty, 239-7479.

REFRIGERATOR w/ice maker, 4 yrs. old, gold in color, $500. Stove, also gold, $200. Call 456-5015.

DRYER, Gold $150.

Call 261-3081.

STOVES $129; dryers $149; Refrig. & washsers on sale now! KND 842-1996

126 Miscellaneous

CREDIT Need credit? Call Credit Now for VISA/MC or a $1,000 line of credit 973- 0305 M-F, 10-7 p.m., 247- 7466 after hours.

ELECTROLUX vacuum deluxe model. Cost $700. Must sell $250. Ph. 455- 9374

FILTER Queen Vacuum. Cost $850. Must sell $250. Ph. 735-4651, 926-7292

VACUUM cleaners, like new $24.95 & up with guarantee. Call 735-6452.

CLIFF'S Economy Furni- ture and Thrift Shop. 1716 N. King St. 841-4443

20 x 20 or 30 x 30 PARTY tent & 12 x 12 trampoline for rent/sale. 396-8066

FREE FICUS TREE Host a silk plant party.

Rhonda, 263-4575

Just in time for Xmas. FULL color 3-D Theatrical back- drops of: The North Pole; Santa's Fire Place; Rein- deer stables. Folds for easy storage. All a,ccessories incl.: 12 animated figures 3 ft. tall; full-size throne for Santa; trees, bulbs, gar- land; winter branches, rolled snow, etc. Commer. lights. Call 263-8370 for details.

DESIGNER sunglasses - asst. men's &women's from Sterling Optical of NY. Retail value $8.99-$39.99 must sell lot of 600. Asking $2300 or best offer. Call for more info., 263-8370.

NEW Picnic Tables $99; Porch Swing $85; fine workmanship. 293-8392

VERTICAL Blinds always a discount. 72x84 PVC $99, fabric $118. Estimates by phone. Ken Hatch, 254-2080.

BRIGGS & Stratton mower, 7 blade pwr. reel, excl. cond. Warranty, 235-4818.

MOVING Sale: must sell air conditioner $300; misc. furniture, 842-1277.

RATTAN loveseat, twin bed $325, Boom lamp $125, both excellent, 625-1951.

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Last few stalls for lease! Inquire now for great opportunity! Coral Indoor Swap Meet. 526-0344

SHELLY MAZDA WAIPAZDI DENS

EARSHESTOli HWY.

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SUZUKI SAMU THE FACTS:

1. SUZUKI SAMURAI'S SALES AREt UP 455% IN AUGUST

OVERJUNE !! NATIONAL NEWS REPORT 9/88

2. NHTSA (NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY

CONFIRMS THE SUZUKI SAMURAI IS JUST AS SAFE

AS CHEVROLET'S S-10 BLAZER & GMC's S-15 JIMMY

AND EVEN SAFER THAN THE FORD BRONCO IL

3 YOU WON'T SEE THE PRICE ANY LOWER THAN

rr IS NOW!

RECEIVE $2,000* CASHBACK ON ANY

PURCHASE OF REMAINING NEW 1988, 881/2 OR DEMO.

OFFER GOOD 'TIL NOVEMBER 30, 1988 *$2,000 may be used toward down payment

IN SUMMARY: YOU CAN'T GET MORE FUN 0 OF A VEHICLE THAN THE SUZUKI SAMURAI! CONFIRM THESE-FACTS AT YOUR NEAREST TOYOTA/SUZUKI DEALER -

KAILUA TOYOTA' TOYOTA CITY .. WAIPAHU TOYOTA MOTOR IMPORTS . PivisioNs OF

Kailua Ph, 261-3321 Moanalua Ph 834-1402 Waipahu Ph. 677-3161 650 KapiOlartf Ph. 526-2688 SERvp0PACIFic

IAIMUKI TOYOTA KAUAI TOYOTA WAHIAWA TOYOTA WINDWARD TOYOTA Kaimuki Ph, 735-1737 Lihue Ph. 245-6978 Wahiawa Ph. 622-4195 Kaneohe Ph.235-0068

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126 Miscellaneous

SOLAR panels - 2 used panels 2'x41/2' $150 each/ offer. Ph. 623-2411.

ROW machine. Pet Sup- plies: tangle free cond. 4'x5' carpet, parakeet and parrot cages, 395-8133.

FOR Sale: 2 ENL. male dress blues, Century 2000STE carseat. 247-1456

PRACTICALLY new seat lift chair.

$900 263-9060

TIRED of sending Mac-nuts for Christams? Treat your friends & family to Kanake Pineapple Delicious Dried Fruits. Call 261-7031 for free taste.

MAUNAWI LI Twin beds, dining set, sofa & chairs & misc. Sat. & Sun. 9-4 p.m. 1053 Lunaai St. 261-5994

3 FAMILY Sale Misc., new items 8:30-4 Sat. 11/19. 980 Apokula St., Kailua.

LOWEST Agency airfares! Check the lowest agency fare/ we'll beat that price! Sachiko Travel, 944-9555 (TA-1052)

AIRLINE tick. One way. Nov. 21st. Only $125/offer. Hon. to N.Y. and Bost. 257- 1941 or 254-5013.

123 Moving & Storage

MAKAKILO infant care, any day or shift. Call Margee, 672-4208.

ABC Movers No move too small!!!

Call 942-2993.

SALE container of plants, dish gardens, wreaths & ceramics, Sat. 9-4 p.m. 35 Alala Rd., Kailua.

GARAGE/Christmas Sale: New/used items. Sat/Sun 9 am. 1334 Keolu Dr., Kailua

BOUTIQUE, Santas Helpers. Sat. 11/26, 9-4/Sun. 11/27, 10- 2 pm. 596 Auwina St., Kailua

GARAGE Sale: 85 Kaikai- na-Kailua. Furn., toys, kitchen, linen, art work. Sat., Nov. 19th, 9-5 p.m.

REFRIGERATOR $100, File cabinet $50, rattan chair $50, dining room table & chairs $50, sofa-queen sleeper $100. Call now-they won't last long! Jim 263- 4087

VCR $125; French crystal $80; punch bowl set $45 pr.; lamps $40, 262-4372.

SOLAR Heater Sale! Excl. systems were $3200-

just $1295! 22 left. Tell your friends. 261-7657.

IS YOUR CAR DIRTY? And you don't have enough time to do it yourself! Let Ace Pacers Top Quality Car Cleaning Service make your car shine and sparkle. Call Anthony at 261-3985 or leave a message. Reason- able Rates.

FOR Clean pure water from your faucet, simply & inex- pensively, call Carol. 254- 4229

ONE Strolle carseat. $10. Call

Sherrie at 254-2188.

AMWAY Products delivered, money back guarantee. Call 487-5241.

KING Size bed $100; rocking chair $25; TV stand $10. Call

676-6873 after 6 p.m.

10" CRAFTSMAN radial saw with table, 2hp $150. Call 841-3889.

PORTABLE Piano, 73 keys, electric, made in Italy, 5950/080. Sofa bed $50: folding mattress $15 Hoover vacuum $60. 262- 0586 eves. & wknds.

NOVELTY salt/pepper shaker collection over 40 years old. Not sold separ- ately. Call 533-4524.

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

$$$ CASH $$$ The Hunter buys & sells gold, silver, jewelry, collectibles, antiques or anything of value. 764 Kailua Rd., 262-4868.

129 Stereo, Video, T.V.

YORK stereo system, dual cass., phono, 5-band graphic equal., great cond. $200/offer, 261-4854.

PA SYSTEM: Stereo mixer, Roland SP120 AMP 2 8 ohm Fender speakers 15", 1 Road monitor. Must sell 5500. Von 524-8404, 847- 7136

Don't buy a new TV for stereo reasons! Buy Recoton "FRED." Receive MTS stereo TV sound and play it through your home stereo. Good for any make TV New $140, sell for $80. Call 235-1686.

130 Antiques-Art

ALII Jewelry & Antiques Buy & Sell.

Top cash for gold, diamonds, antiques, &

collectibles. 1525 Kalakaua Ave.

942-7474 Parking in front.

ANTIQUES R Ltd. Furn. direct from Europe. Ware- house prices. 768 South St., downtown. Fri. to Sun., 100 to 5 p.m. 526-1966

130 Antiques-Art

LARGEST Antique Shop on the Windward side. Open- ing Nov. 19. Buying, Buy- ing, Buying. Also accepting consignments for Grand

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For call 21u61-11-h9e6r 49811°' or

131 Bicycles Sales/ Service

NISHIKI men's 10 spd bike, good shape, 27", black. Call after 6:30 pm 254-5474

20" BOYS bicycle, 10 spd.. excellent condition $50. Call 262-4302 eves.

YAKIMA Bike Rack w/ attachments. Length up to 55", $100, Call 262-0459.

132 Computers

SONY"' 31/2" Diskettes $13.00/10 263-4561

ATARI 520ST 21/2MB Mem- ory $750; SH204 Hard disk $450: Huge software library $400. Call 624-4405.

COM PUTE RS New, Used, Bought, Sold

Large Database of available computers

HONOLULU COMPUTER EXCHANGE

833-5678 MON-FRI 64

132 Computers

LAP Top Zenith w/2400 modem, software & carrying case. $1895. Cy 948- 8604, 262-2453 eves.

140 Photography

WEDDING & Special Occasion Photography

stills & video. Call Econ Photo 239-4295

PHOTOGRAPHY - portfo- lios weddings & family portraits. 50% discount VPS Photo Designers. Call 239-4090.

141 Video Taping

FILMS transferred to video 6 convenient locations

Call Econ Photo 239-4295

144 Musical Instruments

WANTED used drums, cymbals & stands. Fred's Pro Drums. Call 533-7550

'GUITAR Magic' 524-8777 New/used/rental Also PAs. Buy-sell-trade-lessons.

PIANO-Concert Grand. used 3 months.

522-1555 or 734-3940

KIMBAL Artist console piano excellent condition. $1400. Ph. 254-5062.

144 Musical Instruments

PIANO Spinet Sterling. Excl. cond. $495.

247-5907

KOHLER/Campbell piano. Walnut finish, excl. cond. $1000. 235-8693, M-F aft. 6 p.m. and weekends.

KIMBALL Ebony Baby Grand Piano $7000

Phone 396-0299

PIANO, upright, make offer. Call 235-4206 and leave message.

DRUM Set Sale: Drum Les- sons. Fred's Pro Drums,

1008 Kawaiahao, 533-7550

146 Boats-Supplles/ Services

25' MacGREGOR sailboat, reefable main, jib, genny, head, galley, 6hp outboard, sleeps 5, new paint/bottom. Asking $9950. Call 423- 1619.

Powerful, quick, fast, and fun is all part of this 18 ft. REGATTA Ski boat. Fully equipped and ready for you! 175hp Mercury takes you from 0-60 in no time at all! Call Chris at 235-5881 days, 235-0387 eves. Best offer over $4950 takes it.

16' PRINDLE Catamaran with trailer, excellent cond. $2295. Ph. 623-9952.

MIRAGE Digital Keyboard & Winter Spinet Piano. Call 261-6142/Offer.

TRAILER for catamaran up to 18', good cond., $500/ best offer. 262-0780.

PURCHASE OR

LEASE TO OWN AT BARGAIN PRICES

NO CREDIT NEEDED We Finance Everyone

You Make Your Payments to Our Leasing Company.

83 TERCEL 2 DR. $2275 or 4

18 m spd., radio, immac. 317490 os. Total Pay $3148.20 month

'84 CHEVETTE 4 DR. $2475 auto., pis, radio, 41.000 mi. 18 mos. Total Pay $3270.96

83 FUTURA auto., pis. a /c, immac. low mi., 18 mos. Total Pay $3212.46

'85 ARIES 4 DR. auto., pis, a/c, immac. 24 mos. Total Pay $4736.88

;'85 TERCEL 4 DR. I auto., radio, immac.,

24 mos. Total pay 54872.58

'84 TEMPO GL 4 DR. auto., sic, low mi.. 20 mos. Total Pay $4280.60

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147 Sporting Goods 166 Pickups, Trucks

BEN Hogan Magnum. 2-PW Excl. cond. $300. Days 262- 4552. Eves. 262-7550.

MM.

148 Water Sports & Equipment

PERFORMANCE surf- boards 6'6" & 7' unreal cond. $200 & $220 623-9952

150 Livestock & Horses

16.3. THOROUGHBRED gelding , also 15.2 Thom-Arab mare, 750 each. 499-3079

151 Pets-Everything

SCOTTISH Fold kittens for Xmas: show/pet, CFA

$150 & up. 235-4991

KITTENS/Puppies avail. from adoption program. Nominal tee. Vacc'd. dewormed. Call Haiku Vet Clinic 235-6405.

SHELTIE dog. Want to breed him. 4 yrs. old, top breed. Ph. 624-6356.

In NEED of quality affordable care? Dr. Eric Pearson's Home Pet Service. 235- 8457

PIGEONS for sale! 75 to 100 pigeons. Make offer. Call 695-9183.

100 PARAKEETS $700, Madagascar Lovebirds $200/pair; 26 gal. fish tank complete $50, manila palms $50 ea. 262-8226.

LOVING 2 yr. old Golden Tabby; neutered male cat w/all shots. Comes free w/ all accessories. Call 422- 4346.

156 Auto Serivce/Parts

IS YOUR CAR DIRTY? And you don't have enough time to do it yourself! Let Ace Pacers Top Quality Car Cleaning Service make your car shine and sparkle. Call Anthony at 261-3985 or leave a message. Reason- able Rates

RENAULT Repairs by factory trained tech. Work juaranteed! 239-4733

PORSCHE Auto Parts New & Used. Call for low

prices. 836-4550

MOBILE Auto Lube, reas. rates. At your home or bus. Go Lube, 235-5679.

CAMPER Top $350.

254-5444

WINTER is here! Jeep CJ- 7 soft top with door and all hardware, excl. cond. $100 Firm. 833-9989 anytime, leave name & no.

Car Care

Tinting Detailing Stripes Molding Rustproofing

Phone 262-9992

161 Automobiles Wanted

FREE PHONE ESTIMATE

WE BUY CARS & TRUCKS PATS USED CARS

055 SELL TRADE

836-1769

'88 RANGER XLT, ext. cab., 2.9L, V6, loaded. $12,500 eves. only 261-5260

'82 FORD F100XT, p/s, p/ b, a/c, 61,000 mi. $4500/ offer. Call 395-2827.

'87 ISUZU Auto., rust proof. 3,000 mi., $6,900. Perfect. 261-1158

'86 TOYOTA phi, 5 spd., AM/FM stereo, Duraliner, 21,000 mi. $4850. 848-0640

'88 RANGER XLT CTY-287 Auto., Sliding rear Window Duraliner $10,275, 842- 6300, Dlr.

'87 MAZDA 82000 Cab Plus, air, AM/FM cass., $7800 or best offer. 839- 5467.

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

'84 HARLEY, black, $6000 or offer, runs great. Call 422-2570.

175 Vans, Campers, Jeep, 4WD

'86 CJ7 JEEP HJC-609 4x4 Black Beauty! $7775, 842- 6300, Dlr.

'82 FORD Econoline, con- version, clean $5500 Firm. Call 623-1012.

176 Automobiles for Sale

GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehicles from $100. Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, Chevys, Surplus. Buyers guide. 805- 687-6000 Ext. 5-4031

Kapirsianl Mules has moved to Kew by the Creek Side. Bring your pole for some game fishing for tasty tala,oia.

79 DODGE BVS-819 A

It '78 SUBARU ANG658

'81 04.069 M08568

'' 47 VW VAN BRU789

74 HONDA ARU000

$495

$595

$455

$495

SELL BUY TRADE CONSIGN

Bonded dealer Lic..385 Wouldn't you rather be driving

a mule from Kapiolani Mules?

Raffia, Oahu 96734 133 14amakua Drive

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Cadillac

69 DEVILLE Sedan restor- able or parts. $300 call 235- 5415 eves.

'83 SEVILLE, Immaculate, wht/wht leather. Under 40,000 mi., below blue book at $10,000 for quick sale. 373-4263 lv. msg.

Chevrolet

'63 IMPALA conv't. As is, asking $3100. Phone 235- 8842. Ask for Sonja.

'79 Z28 BPT-295, 8 Cyl., Std.,

$3775, 842-6300.

'82 CELEBRITY, 4 dr auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, 4 cyl., FWD, $2500/best ofr. 622- 1083 aft. 4 p.m.

Chrysler

'85 RELIANT 4 dr., excl. cond. $3950. '86 Vista 4 dr. sta. wgn. 2-tone, full power, excl. cond. $5750. '87 Shadow 1500 mi. showroom cond. $6500. 395- 5287

Classified IV Novasibar 1723,1D!!8 ;

SERVICE MOTOR CO. H I A W A

'85 SPRINT 3 DR BWF464 $2895 '85 ARIES 2 DR CAJ161 $3495

$4595 '85 LEBARON 4 DR MJX675

'86 HILUX PU CDX782

'85 CENTURY 4 DR CAY3861

'84 CAMRY 4 DR CNS259

'86 TERCEL SW HJN534

'87 CAVALIER 4 DR KEA773

'85 CAPRICE 4 DR CAV947

'87 TERCEL 3 DR CCX633

'87 TERCEL 5 DR CGU363

'87 CIERA 4 DR CPJB22

$4695 $5395 $5695 $5695 $5895 $5895 $5995 $6195 $8995

WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON SELECTED CARS!!!

OAC. CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. PRICES PLUS TAX & LIC.

GOOD NOW THRU 11/23/88

105 S. KAMEHAMEHA HWY.. WAHIAWA

Ph. 622-4195 A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC INC.

Dodge Ford

'87 OMNI Hatch back. Air, '83 IUHU URN Victoria a/ auto., p/s, p/b, alarm, rear c. p/s, p/b, p/w, AM/FM, defrost, tint windows, AM/ clean $5000 Eves 239-6018 FM equalizer. Excl. cond just serviced. Reg. & safety good Ill Sept. '89. $5,900. Ask for Angela, 247-4275.

Datsun

BANK Repo! '79 Datsun 280ZX. Call Kehau 525- 8224 M-Th 8-4, Fri. 3-5:30.

Dodge

'68 CORONET, new tires battery. $300/Cffer. Phone 247-8476.

87 DODGE Omni CFB-503, Family Car, $3975, 842- 6300, Dlr.

'86 CARAVELLE CDC-471 Auto., Air, 4-Dr., Family Car, $4975, 842-6300, Dlr.

83 MUSTANG Cons. AWG- 021 Auto., Air, $5775, 842- 6300, Dlr.

'84 TEMPO 4-door, auto., air, P/S, white w/blue trim. $2750. Will arrange financing. After 5 pm 395-4142

'86 MUSTANG LX convtble, new tires/battery, full power, a/c, V6, excl. $8000. Call 499-3081.

Foreign Cars

Fiat

'73 SPIDER excl. motor & trans. Sell for parts. Offers. 261-4825

Ford

'82 EX-P CNU-009 Twilight Blue, Std., $2175, 842-6300, Dl r.

'78 PEUGOT 504 Ste. wgn., best offer. Call 261-0003 after 6 p.m.

MILITARY DISCOUNTS New European autos priced for $13,500. Take advan-

tage of factory direct prices. Many makes &

models available. Call 800-634-3619

The European Car Com- pany

Honda

'78 CIVIC Runs. $400/Offer.

261-2081

'84 CIVIC Hatchback, 4 spd., AM/FM cass., mint cond. Must sell, $3850. Call 235-0787.

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1989 V6 4X4 SR5 X-CAB 3.0 LITER V6 ENGINE FULLY SPLIT

FEATURES 60/40 FRONT BENCH SEATS. FRONT FACING REAR SEATS IN EXTRA CAB

MILITARY FINANCING A VAILABLE* VISIT US TO DAY

ON APPROVED CREDIT

WINDWARD --YiINMARD CITY

TOYOTA ShOPPING CENTER

Corner of Kam & Likelike Hwy. in Kaneohe

PHONE 235-0068 TOYOTA QUALITY

Who Could Ask For Anything More!

tee WINOWAAD

TOTOLVIIMINE

A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC

BURGER KING

45-555 Kiln Miry 'A =ter* 235-0068

Jaguar

70 JAGUAR XKE, 6 cyl., eng. rebuilt, int. re- stored, $11,900. Ph..

449-8644, 422-7106 Mike

Lincoln

'74 CONTINENTAL great cond. a/c, stereo, runs cond.,

261-4825. well,

Mazda

'80 626 4 dr., air, rebuilt ermine, excl. cond. $200, 623-0835.

82 GLC 2 Dr. hatch 5-spd., standard, 49,000 mi., $3000. Call 254-1939 after 5 p.m. 257-5117 before 5 p.m. ask for Joan.

Mercury

'80 ZEPHYR Good cond., lo miles. $2500/offer. 623- 5387, 622-4678.

Nissan

'87 SENTRA CJA-226 Great Condition!! $4975, 842- 6300, Dlr.

'87 XE 2 dr. sedan. $675 below blue book.

Air, stereo, adjust. wheels, dent on side.

Asking $8,000. 235-6555 7:30-10 p.m.

Oldsmobile Toyota

'75 CUTLASS, good cond. Asking $800.

Call 247-8148.

Plymouth

'82 Plymouth TC-3 FB 4 spd., low mil., excl. cond. $1500. 293-9347

Pontiac

'73 GRAND AM, new battery, water pump, etc. a/c, auto., $550. Ph. 261-2220.

'81 STARLET BFV-796 Very, Very Clean!! $1875, 842-6300.

'86 DELUXE TERCEL, Showroom condition, must sell immediately. Silver w/ cloth interior, 5-speed w/ only 9,300 miles. First $6,450 takes it. Private financing available if necessary. Call Joni at 235- 5881 M-F days. 672-8103 eves. 35=:.11=i-

Volkswagen

'86 FIREBIRD SE, V6, a/c, '62 PAGTOP. Mint cond. auto., AM/FM cass., new $3500 yr/stock motor, tires. $8600/ofr., 486-8662. $5000 w/chrome 1776

motor. Fiber front for sale also. M-F, 9-5, 946-8080.

Toyota

'78 TOYOTA, Celica GT Liftback, auto., good cond. $1000. 293-9347

'79 TOYOTA Corolla, 4 dr., 5 spd., tint, body work $750/ offer. 455-5222

'79 CELICA" GT HEV-984 Air, Stick, $1975, 842-6300 Dlr.

'81 CELICA GT, great cond. $2800 or best offer. Call 422-2607.

'81 TERCEL, 4 dr., auto. AM/FM, cass., tint, clean, good cond. $1200/offer. 261-7585 eves./wknd.

'67 BUG, Rebuilt engine, beautiful new paint. Out- standing, $4,000/best offer. 247-4776

69 VW, 1776cc engine. Custom interior, runs good. $2300/ofr. 839-4003.

'71 BUG, Good cond. $650/offer.

Call Eves. 261-6905

'73 BEETLE Good body, needs transmission work, best offer, 262-0459, leave message.

'74 SUPER Beetle Runs good, body needs work. $500. 622-5981

45-671 KAMEHAMEHA HWY

KANEOHE PHONE

247- 8544 HOURS DAILY 9 AM to 9 PM

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USED

WHEELS 82 MAZDA GLC

78 HONDA CIVIC 84 NISSAN CIVIC 84 MAZDA PICKUP

79 280Z CUSTOM WHEELS

83 COUGAR LS

4 SPEED HATCHBACK RUNS & LOOKS GREAT BGR-742

LOW MILEAGE VERY CLEAN ABP -379

$2,000 $2,000

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RUNS GREAT BWV-033 F $2,00

CUSTOM WHEELS A/C. AM/FM $5,000 VERY LEAN CEX-034

5 SPEED A/C AM/FM CASSETTE $5 00 ANT-584

V-8, LEATHER POWER EVERYTHING AXC-973

84 HONDA WA CASSETTE 1 YEAR

86 ENGINE CDT-668 9

PONTIAC. V6, 5 SPEED SE MODEL 6 000 RRANTY ON RE BUILT $6

FIERO CEB-703 P.W. A/C AM/FM CASS$7,000

5,50

WRANGLER A-883 9' 00 0 87 JEEP LAREDO

CNST CUOM INTERIOR $ 1 0

86 HONDA LXI 5 SPEED, FULLY

$ 1 0 00 HATCHBACK tall° 9

85 DODGE AUTO. P.S.. CRUISE 50 MORE EXTRAS $10 CARAVAN nriYi

87 CHEVROLETT:w $12 00 CAMARO Z28 FUEL INJECTION

9 CNA-177 .J

79 PORSCHE e 1

FULLY EQUIPPED 000 ULTIMATE IN DRIVINGV 4 RED & BEAUTIFUL CNX -457

HONDA WINDWARD 247 -:_44

PLUS TAX, LICENSE & DOC FEES OFFER EXPIRES 11/24/8

Volkswagen Volkswagen

77 VW Bus newer engine, new looks good in & out, $2000. 422-0821

'78 CONV'TBLE excl. & reliable. $3900 white top, blue body 247-6534.

Volkswagen

'78 DASHER, stnd., new - radiator /battery $850. Call 261-2220.

1988 PLYMOUTH RELIANT AMERICA SE

2 DR FULLY EQUIPPED, INCLUDES

AM/FM CASS #23630

'AFTER $400 REBATE PRICES PLUS TAX, LIC., AND S89 DOC FEES.

1988 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE SE

5 DR LIFTBACK FULLY EQUIPPED, INCL.

AIR CONDITIONER #23835

*$9657 'AFTER $300 REBATE. PRICES PLUS TAX, UC., AND $139 DOC FEES.

1988 CHRYSLER LeBARON LUXURY

COUPE #23427

.880 'AFTER S1000 REBATE PRICES PLUS TAX. LIC.. AND S89 DOC FEES.

1988 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LANDAU 4 DR

FULLY LOADED #23928

$20,601" 'AFTER $1000 DOWN PAYMENT. PRICES PLUS TAX. LIC., AND $89 DOC FEES.

***30 DAY EXCHANGE CCD924

1985 FORD ESCORT

-0- $109 DOWN MONTHLY

L k . , 36 Mos le 16 5% Annual Percentage Rale

Bwri 94 1985 FORD ESCORT

BTE509

1983 BUICK SKYLARK

$119 -0- $129 DOWN MONTHLY

3101.28 Plus Tax, Lk., And S89 Doc Fees, 36 Mos. 16.5% Annual Percentage Rale

DOWN MONTHLY 3370.58 Plus Tax. LIc , And S89 Dec Fees,

36 Mos. 15.5% Annual Percentage Role

BRT925

1979 CHEVROLET Z28

$1129 -0. DOWN MONTHLY

3370.58 Plus Tax. Lk., And Sgn Doc Fees, 36 Mos. 16.5% Annual Percentage Rd's

BST765

1982 MAZDA RX7


2931.41 Plus Tax, Lk.. And $89 Dec Fec%,

30 Mos. 165% Annual Percentage Rale

CAY314

1985 CHEV CAVALIER

$129 DOWN MONTHLY

3370.58 Plus Tax, lic.. And $89 Doc Fees,

36 Mos. 16.5% Annual Percentage Rale

CAE008

1985 FORD LTD WAGON

$139 DOWN MONTHLY

4103.65 Pius Tax, tic., And $89 Doc Fees, 42 Mos. 16.5% Annual Percentage Pare

-0.

'007919 1988 PLYMOUTH COLT


5287.33 Nos Tax, Lk.. And $69 DDG Fees,

36 Mos 15.5% Annual Pwagdoge Rale

AWG021

1983 MUSTANG CONV

-0- 49 DOWN MONTHLY

390917 Plus Tax, Lk., And 389 Dec Fees. got. 16 5% Annual Percentage Rale

BWA110

1984 FORD LTD

$149 DOWN MONTHLY

390917 Plus Tax, Uc., And $89 Doc Fees, 36 Mos. 16.5% Annual Pero:linage Rate

CBG010

1985 CAVALIER WGN

$139 DOWN MONTHLY

3639.88 Plus Tax, tic., And S89 Doc Fees, 36 Mos.16.5% Annual Percentage Rale

CNX712

1986 NISSAN PULSAR


470899 Plus Tax, Lk. Ana $89 Doc Fees 42 Mos. 16.5% Annual PentitD9e TigiD

KEC253

1985 DODGE ARIES


363388 Plus Tax, :lc kid S139 Doc Fees, 36 Mos. 16.5% Annual Fecxentage Ran.

MJX673

1985 CHRYS LeBARON


4728.82 Plus Tax, Lk., And $89 Doc Fees,

42 Mos. 16.5% Annual Percentage Rale

BUP254

1985 BUICK SKYLARK


4406.32 Plus Tax, Lk., And $89 Doc Fees. 42 Mos 16.25% Annual Percentage Rate

e 1986 Ct11111,2AMARO


6552.32 Plus Tax, Lic,, Ate} $89 Doc Fees, 42 Mos. 16.5% Annual PetventaDe Role

CDC515

1986 NISSAN SENTRA


310917 Pius Tax, Lk., And S89 Doc Foes, SS MOS. 16.5% Alenk0 Percentage Rate

CSA116

1986 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER

$299 DOWN MONTHLY

8983.62 Plus Tax, Lk., And $89 Doc Feel, 42 Mos.16.5% Annual Percentage Role

.0.

UTTER CHRYSLER

0 Plymouth

735 Dillingham 842-6300

ON APPROVED CREDIT '"30 DAY EXCHANGE ON USED CARS OVER 2000 SALE PRICE. EXCHANGE WITHIN 30 DAYS ON

EQUAL OR GREATER VALUE, ON APPROVED CREDIT

ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. GOOD TILL NOV 23, 1988

MICA

'UK" d1 rt6-4 M8111-1----1°"/

DILLINGHAM

Ina ICC I

November 17-23, 1988 Classified V

CUTTER DODGE ANNOUNCES:

NEW LOCATION RELOCATION $ALE!!! 143444,441-clall.

SPECIALIZING IN MILITARY FINANCING!!

LILIHA DIL INGHAM

BEST SELECTION OF DODGE CARS, TRUCKS, VANS & 4x4 IN HAWAII!

1989 DODGE OMNI AMERICA 5DR HATCHBACK

7 TO CHOOSE FROM

1989 DODGE COLT 3DR HATCHBACK

15 TO CHOOSE FROM

*$5930 Or

$149.59 MONTHLY 'AFTER S500 DOWN PAYMENT PLUS TAX, LIC., AND 189 DOC FEES. 60 MOS. 14.25% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE.

*$6369.79 Or

$160.52 MONTHLY

1989 DODGE DYNASTY 4 DR FULLY LOADED

#90422

*$13,556.58 Or

$337.07 MONTHLY AFTER $300 REBATE. PLUS TAX. IX., AND $89 DOC FEES. 60 MOS. 14.25'. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE. 'AFTER S1000 DOWN PAYMENT PLUS TAX, Lie., AND S89 DOC FEES. 60 MOS. 14.25% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RAIL

1988 DODGE RAM 50 PICKUP

7 TO CHOOSE FROM

*$6175.75 Or

$ 1 56'09 MONTHLY 'AFTER 5509 REBATE PLUS TAX, LIC., Attu SAS #10C FEES. 60 vas. 14.25'4 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE.

1988 DODGE B-150 CARGO VAN

#82095

*$11,399 Or

$284.64 MONTHLY 'AFTER $1000 REBATE. PLUS TAX, UC., AND 589 DOC FEES. 60 MOS. 14.25% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE. 'AFTER 51000 DO PAYMENT PLUS TAX, IA, AND $89 DOC EIS. 60 M. 14.25% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE.

FULLY EQUIPPED, MCI AIR COND

$297.42

*$12,942 #901.97

Or

MONTHLY

1989 DODGE CARAVAN

UTTER DODGE 0 All Cars Subject To Prior Sales. On Approved Credit. Good Now Till Nov. 23. 1988

DOWNTOWN 735 DILLINGHAM

842-6300

PEARL CITY (Next to Pearl City Tavern)

921 KAM HWY

455-1071

TTE: CHRYSLER PI mouth ANNOUNCES:

NEW LOCATION RELOCATION $A1111

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