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VMFA-235 heads to Iwakuni Marine Fighter Attack

Squadron-235 began its six month deployment to lwakuni, Japan Sept. 24. The squadron replaces '

Marine Fighter Attack Squadron- = personnel who have been

stationed at MCAS lwakuni since April 1980.

VMFA-235's FLIGHT to Iwakuni was made in two relays that took six days, Sept. 24 through

oto by Sgt Chris Taylor

GOODBYE - Wives and children of Leathernecks from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-235 wave fareWell as one of the squadrons Phantom F-4 jet aircraft leaves Sept. 24 for Wake Island, the first step of the six-day flight. The squadron will be deployed to MCAS Iwakuni, Japan, for six months.

PEOPLE WHO CARE - Col Mel Sautter, commanding officer MCAS Kaneohe Bay, presents his contribution to the Combined Federal Cam- paign to Sgt Fran Kusniar, one of the nanny kcypersons for Headquarters and Headquar- ters Squadron. The six-week campaign began Sept. Lf3 sadior, designed to assist more than 77 human care agencies.

Photo by Sot Chris Taylor

29. Wake Island, approximately 1,500 miles away, was the first stop of the journey the six jets launched Sept. 24,

Maj George Sweeny, squadron executive officer, stated, "Two relays are required since the Phantom F-4 jets have to be refueled before they reach Wake Island by C130 tankers. There are only a limited number of the tankers available for our use."

The second relay left the air station Friday to rejoin the first on Wake Island, where they both received routine maintenance from the advance maintenance party that had arrived a few days earlier:',

The next leg of the flight was to Guam. The squadron left Saturday in one formation. According to Sweeny, the journey to Guam is a shorter distance and the tankers could accommodate all nine jets at once.

ONCE. THEY REACHED Guam the squadron again broke into two formations. After their maintenance checks,the first relay left Guam Sunday to complete their flight to Iwakuni. The second relay arrived in lwakuni Monday bringing the six day deployment flight to a close.

VMEA-232 will now repeat the

process in reverse to return to Kaneohe Bay.

This deployment marks VMFA- 235's third rotation. According to Sweeny, '235 was the first Marine F-4 jet squadron to start the six month deployment periods in Oct. 1977.

"'Diem are approximately six Marines left from that first deploy ment, myself included," Sweeny added. "This marks the first time 95 percent of the squadron will be in the Far East or Japan."

HARD WORK AND long hours have gone into preparation for the rotation. "Every deployment is a real team effort. The men of the maintenance crews know these planes have to be in top condition to make the long flight across the Pacific,

"Even before the first relay left advance teams flew to Wake Island and Guam to prepare for the arriving jets. Once the jets arrive they work tirelessly to keep thejets in top order for the next lap," Sweeny explained.

When the squadron is together in Iwakuni as a whole unit again, business will continue as usual. "We will conduct normal air to giound runs And other routine training as we did in Kaneohe," Sweeny concluded, "but as always we'll keep an eye for the future. The jets will be maintained in' top condition for the return flight."

Commendations Individuals reap rewards from

Three distinguished individuals were honored at the monthly formal Colors Ceremony Friday in front of the Brigade and Station Headquarters building.

MGySgt Melvin Kwiatkowski, Supported Activities Supply System Chief, and GySgt Peter Vidito received the Nnvy Commendation Medal and Richard Chapman, associate dean of the Adult Education Program, St. Louis High School, received a Certificate of Commendation from Brig Gen W.11. Rice, commanding general of the 1st Marine Brigade.

Kwiatkowski and Vidito were also released from active duty and

transferred to the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve after 24 and 20 years of honorable 'service, respectively.

Reflecting upon his 24 years of service, Kwiatkowski stated, "The one thing I'll really miss about the Marine Corps is the reunion with fellow Leathernecks I haven't seen in awhile. You're hound In run into someone else who's stayed in this long since there aren't that many of us around.

"I received a lot from the Marine Corps including a college education. The one thing I tell my people repeatedly is to get an education while they're in. The

years of service- reasons are twofold. One, I want the benefit of their education, and secondly, whether they're in or out of the Corps, it'll help them," Kwiatkowski remarked.

"I've been in the Marine Corps 24 years, and to this day my most vivid memory is that seemingly never-ending bus ride from Yaniticee S.C. to Parris Island. It was about midnight and all I could see out the bus window was the trees with their hanging vines. I thought that ride would never come to a halt," Kwiatkowski reminisced.

Sixteen years of his career in the Corps was spent as a musician,

playing bass. "My mother thought I was on a Marine Corps. paid vacation since my first few duty stations were in. nice areas. I was stationed in pieces like the air stations in Miami, Hawaii, Quantico, Va., and then Hawaii once again. I've had a well rounded career," Kwiatkowski concluded.

As. Vidito reminisced about his years in service he stated, "My career has kind of been vanilla. No high or low points, just nice.

"111 remember the Corps fondly, but you can't look hack.' now own a restaurant in Kathie and plan to

live in Hawaii with my wife Ruth and son, Pete Jr.," Vidito said.

ON THE MOVE - Abraham Jonas of the MCAS Kaneohe Ray tackle football team heads for a long Yardage gain against the Army's 2d Brigade Saturday at MCAS Kaneohe 'thy 'N Pop Warner field. The Leathernecks retained their undefeated ennuis by defeating the Army squad 32-30. Far story on-0 page 8-3.

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by Capt. Ronald Symonds

Senior Medical Officer NRMC, Kaneohe Bay

EDITOR'S NOTE: This article is the second in a four -part series designed to In.

form the 19,00() patients treated at the Naval Regional Medical Clinic, Branch Clinic MCAS, Kaneohe Bay on quality health care

and the ways patrons can help improve the

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Over the years, as the

military operational tempo has increased, the number of medical personnel has decreased for several reasons. As mentioned in part one,

our first allegiance is to

the fighting forces.

Retention is not nearly what we would desire. Medical manpower shortages are not peculiar to MCAS Kaneohe Bay, but are Navy-wide; indeed, they are trbservice wide. Although the type of shortage varies (medical officers, nurses, hospital corps-

men, etc.) the shortages persist in one field or another. Our present shortage is hospital corps personnel.

Our branch clinic has a dual staffing mix which employs both garrison let Marine

Brigade and Naval Regional Medical Clinic, Pearl Harbor resources. Our manpower authorization provides for only 32 hospital corps person - net from NRMC supple- mented by 45 from the tat Marine Brigade by virtue of an agreement.

For more than two years we have had a shortfall in either medical officers or hospital corps person. net. Recognizing the progressive inability of the 1st Marine Brigade to provide its share of personnel, NRMC Pearl Harbor has aug- mented us over and above our manpower authorization of 32 people by assigning additional corpsmen as well as several civil service positions.

To give credit where due, I must mention that our Red Cross volunteers have done a smashing ' job in helping us to live with our losses. In spite of recurring personnel problems, however, a brave point of fact is that the number of persona we have cared for has hardly dimin- ished. In a word, because of their dedica-

Vork offsets losses minimum of 66 hours a week: hardly as useful Lion to you, our patients, the corpsmen do more each day. There is no one in the clinic who knows what a 40-hour work week is like. In the recent past our corps personnel have averaged a recruiting or retention tool.

Although we're concerned primarily with the care of the sack and injured, without regard to established priorities, there are other duties with which we are tasked and must, by regulations, perform. Examples are: medical boards; physical exams required for various reasons such as annual flight, program application, reenlist. ment, pre-placement, release from active duty, ordnance driver and industrial health; involvement in industrial hazard programs including conservation, sight conservation, immunization, tuberculosis screening asbestosis and a whole range of other industrial hazards; preventive medicine functions such a clubs and water quality monitor- ing and identification of potential health hazards.

In an effort to offset projected losses and maximize remaining resources throughout Oahu, Pearl Harbo

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"Operation Long Life" was established and is held one Saturday each month at each branch clinic. Staffed by senior nurses, our invaluable Red Cross volunteers and medical officers of the rank of 0-6, this clinic provides gyne- cological cancer screening services for those who are unable to keep appointments during. the week because they must work.

Finally, a booklet titled, "Medical Advice for Everyday Use" was resurrected, modified and published in an effort to better educate our patients to deter- mine the problems that

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"Early detection your best tire lame, tion" is the theme for the annual observance of Fire Prevention Week in Hawaii Oct. through 11.

This year marks the tiOth anniversary of Fire Prevention Week and gives national emphasis to the iinpor- lance of practicing fire prevention methods year round.

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Wide activities begin a day early Saturday at Diamond Head Crater with a 9:30 a.m, fire safety demonstration. The event is free, open to the public ands features various city, county, state and military firefighting units. The highlight of the day should be the testing of a joint firefighting effort involving a simulated plane crash. There are also free refreshments

and balloons for the keikis.

Mokapu Elementary School at MCAS Kaneohe Bay will have a firefighting and prevention display Mon- day.Tho progra m begins at 9:30 a.m. and features a hook and ladder truck from the Honolulu Vire Depart- ment's Company 18 in Kailua and two pumper trucks from the air station's Federal Consolidated Fire Department, Station Eight,

Among the statewide school activities throughout the week are test fire drille and a fire safety poster contest.

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people who have not participated in evacuation drills in their work sections.

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WHEN THE GREAT Chicago Fire erupted Oct. 8, 1871, 250 lives were lost before the raging inferno was brought under control. More than $200 million

in damage was suffered by the "Windy City." All this havoc has been attributed to a cow that knocked over a lump, setting a barn ablaze and subsequently a large sector of the city.

Fire Prevention Week is a reminder to all families to review their living habits in order to improve fire safety in their homes. Places of business should also use the week as an opportunity to survey their operations for potential danger areas.

Az Holiday Hours

At MCAS Kaneohe Bay commissary Store will be closed Oct. 11 in observance of Columbus Day. The store will remain open until 8:30 p.m. Oct, 10.

Crafts Fair Booths are available

for the Arts and Crafts Fair at Mokapu Ele- mentary School, MCAS Kaneohe Bay Satur- day. A small entry fee will be charged for booths in the fair. For information and booth reservations contact Lynn Marron through Family Services at 257 - 3606.

Clubs Closed Several club system

activities at MCAS Kaneohe Bay will be closed Monday and Tuesday for the Com- bined Club Systems fiscal year-end inventory. Those facilities are: officers club, staff NCO club, enlisted club, package store, Fireside Inn and the regimental beer garden.

Club systems activities will resume normal operations Oct, 8.

Onital It has been noted that the article published in

the Sept. 10 issue of the Hawaii Marine, con- tained facts that deserve clarification.

The 5.0.8, program is cosponsored by Richard Sweet, station social worker for the Family Services Office. Mary Ann Kanahele is the program director for the air station's Outreach program and co-facilitates the S.O.S. program.

S.0:S. meetings are held Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Out- reach offite in building 955. For more information call 257-4965.

Odd Couple The Koolau Players

Theater Group is looking for people to assist with sets, lighting and sound for their upcoming produc- tion of Neil Simon'e "Odd Couple."

The play has been cast and rehearsals are held Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at Build- ing 1020, MCAS Kane- ohe Bay.

Interested persons should contact Georgia Kuehl, 254-4612 or Penny Johnson, 254- 8890. Defective Saws

Persons who pur- chased 10-inch Crafts-

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Women's R.A.P. A new time has been

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To order or pick up tickets, stop by the Special Services Office, Monday through Fri- day between'9 a.m. and 3 p.m. For more information contact the ticket office at 257-3135.

Volunteers The Aloha Welcom-

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Persons interested in becoming volunteers should call 257-3606 for more information,

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The Teen Center is sponsoring an information meeting for all parents, tonight at 6 in the center. Parents desiring more information about center operations should attend.

Sept. 21, 10 team members went to the first Hawaii BMX race. Dwayne Mate made it to the semi-finals. The team plans to go at it again Sunday.

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EDITORIAL / ninNUIN

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PAM Andy Hutchison, 3d Marines udjutant: "Do Marines feel the Physical Fitness Test adequately measures their physical strength and fitness. If not, why?"

Cpl Don Watson, H &HS: "I would ask people what they think of the military pay system and if they think they are getting paid swiftly and accurately.

NCOs shoulder responsibility "Any officer can get by on his sergeants.

Ti, be a sergeant you have to know your stuff. I'd rather be an outstanding sergeant than just another officer."

-GySgt Daniel Daly

Impossible, an outrage, inefficient, and unheard of. That's what the Marine Corps would be without noncommissioned officers. NCOs are the backbone of the Corps. Try to imagine the Marine Corps without them.

What a nightmare!

WITHOUT NCOs the Corps would probably be a poorly-trained, ragtag, motley mob rather than the strongest, most versatile and elite fighting force in the world. Of all the services, the Corps has always had the lowest ratio of commissioned officers to enlisted strength, and that's simply because the Corps tasks its NCOs with greater challenges than those of other services.

The best way for a military organization to operate with fewer officers is to have top- notch NCOs, and the Corps can justifiably boast of having the cream of the crop.

ALTHOUGH WARS are nothing new to history, noncommissioned officers are as old as war itself. The Book of Deuteronomy speaks of "captains of fifties and captains over tens" among the forces of Moses. The Roman legion was commanded by a centurion, who was similar to a gunnery sergeant.

After Rome fell, there weren't any

organized military forces. The first elements of military organization appeared during the 14th century, and with it emerged the noncommissioned officer.

The first military unite consisted primarily of French, Swiss and Italian mercenaries who served under the flag of the state that fed and paid them. It was in these units that the ranks of corporal and sergeant came into being. Sergeant goes back as far as 1426.

By 1778 Prussian advisor Baron von Steuben attempted to mold the Continental Army into a professional force. Ile wrote, in part, the following regulation for the order and discipline of the troops of the United States:

THE CHOICE of noncommissioned officers is a subject of the greatest importance. The order and the discipline depends so much on their behavior. Honesty, sobriety and a remarkable attention to every point of duty, with a neatness in their dress, are indispensable requisites; a spirit to command respect and obedience from the men, an expertness in performing every part of the exercise and an ability to teach it are also absolutely necessary.

Von Steuben's attributer a noncommissioned officer can b interpreted us character, attention to duty, loyalty, profes- eionnl skill, command presence and ability to instruct. These characteristics are as valid today as they were at Valley Forge. Noncommissioned officers exist in the

military for five main purposes: to decentralize command authority in an

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School Physicals Each August our Branch Clinic's dedicated medical personnel devote three days to a

School Physical Examination Program in an effort to help get our children ready to return to school.

This effort keeps a tremendous number of dollars in the pockets of each of our military families since these physicals are not covered by CHAMPUS. Because 'of your cooperation, the clinic was allowed to devote the majority of its personnel to physical exams while minimizing services in other areas.

The program has been exceedingly productive and increasingly popular. In comparing data rreni previous three-day programs we noted the following:

1978 1979 1980 Number of School physicals completed 777 911 93'7

Average time for completion One hour 30 mins. 20.25 mins. Estimated costs if out of pocket* $50,000 $68,000 $79,800 *Costs based on current pediatric fees and include immunizations preparatory to the physical exam.

Throughout the period of the program, acutely ill patients were seen in the Emergency ROOM and figures, available only for 1979 and 1980, were similar. In 1979, 227 patients were seen and the average waiting time was 15 minutes. In 1980, 228 patients were seen and the average waiting time was 10 minutes.

A very special thanks must go to the Red Cross Volunteers who helped to keep the program moving. Their splendid assistance and dedication was invaluable.

Once again the cooperation, understanding and dedicated efforts of all concerned have contributed significantly to enhancing the quality of life for all of as here at MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Mahalo nui loa!

Col Mel Sautt. Commands, officer MCAS K. . ohe Bay

orderly structure down to the smallest element in an organization; to provide links between officers and the troops; to provide senior enlisted advisor -a first sergeant, a platoon sergeant, or a sergeant major - for each commander; and to afford avenues for

advancement whereby enlisted personnel may realize their full potential as leaders. Not every Marine can become a general, but with dedication and a good attitude every Marine can win chevrons and, in so doing, demonstrate that the road to the top is always open.

THE NCO'S purpose is to recognize and reward outstanding technical and military skills, assisting a commander in leading, training and taking care of his Marines. As Reginald Hargreaves, a veteran British officer, wrote: The NCO exists to teach the soldier the details of his business and to cushion those contacts between officer and man which would lead to disillusionment on both sides."

It's a well-known fact that the Corps' NCOs fulfill these purposes, and are different from NCOs of other services. The reasons for the distinctions are as varied as the differences themselves.

That difference in Corps leadership has been exemplified many times by legendary Marine NCOs such as Hayes, Quick, Diamond, Janson, Sehriver, Basilone and Wilson.

Several outstanding Marine officers were once NCOs before commissioning. Among them were names like Puller, Cukela, Crowe, Hanneken, Berkeley, and Thomas, who was the last Marine in Corps history to rise from private to full general while on active duty.

WHEN MILITARY history is recorded, the generals who won battles will always be identified, but as the proceeding names testify, Corps history has always identified

Kindness converts sinners

victory immortalized the NCO* who mode

The world changes for a Marine promoted into the NCO ranks. Upon appointment, he or she receives a certificate of appointment which is the basis of authority, rank, status and responsibilities. The words printed on the warrant sum up the reasons the Corps expects its NCOs to be the best.

The keywords in the new status ark "Special, trust and confidence." This phrase means that the recipient's commanding officer and the Marine Corps has specifically chosen this Marine for the rank in question.

The warrant also directs the appointee to "carefully and diligently discharge the duties of the grade to which appointed by doing and performing all manner of things thereunto pertaining."

Simply put, this tasks the Marine SCOW do the best job possible within the scope of the specified grade.

A Marine NCO's warrant also establish- es authority over all seamen and Marines of lower rank. In the words of the certificate they must, "render obedience to appropriate orders."

Contrary to some belief, an NCO's authority is not confined to a squad, platoon or company. As far as junior ranks are concerned, a Marine NCO is the Marine Corps.

Living in an NCO's work. is indeed an honor, and to keep the privilege Marine NCOs must professionally accept and meet the responsibility of molding the Corps into a smooth-running, precise piece of machinery.

The Corps recognizes its NCOs as the foundation upon which it is built. NCOs are entrusted with maintaining the Corps ideology, and grooming today's junior Marines to become tomorrow's leaders.

Actions affee everyone by Chaplain John Newton

Happiness and kindness go hand-in- hand. You simply can't eePatate them. The double reward of kind words and actions is the happiness they bring to others and the happiness they bring to ourselves. The very process of speaking kind words brings a happiness all its own. In the same way, there is a special glow that conies over us when we perform an act of kindnese toward others.

On the other hand, the most frequent cause of unhappiness consists of the selfish and unkind words and actions of men toward one another.

A story is told that Abraham Lincoln was walking down the street one day with his two small sons, when the boys started fighting. "What's the trouble with your boys, Mr. Lincoln?" a passer-by inquired.

"The :Jame thing that is wrong with thereat of the world," woe Lincoln's reply. "I've got three walnuts and each boy wants two!"

This eimide story reminds us that the bigger problems in the world have their roots in the unkindness and selfishness of men toward one another. By the same token, the world can be changed for the better insofar as each person does his part to bring kindness and love into every aspect of human affairs.

Kindness is contagious. One kind action leads to another. If we show kindness toward someone, he responds with kindness. This is the most important effect of kindness upon others - it makes them kind themselves. Kindness has converted more sinners than zeal, eloquence or learning. In fact, these have never converted anyone without kindness.

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revention : Negket and ineffective e scape routes fan potential f ire disasters in the home

By Sgt Dennis National Fire Pre-

vention Week, Oct. 6 through 11, is designed to call attention to the need for identifying and eliminating potential fire hazards.

Statistics from the National Fire Protec- lion Association show that eight of every 10 major fires occur in the home. Late detection of those fires contributed significantly to heavy losses in lives and property. It has been estimated that 80 percent of all multi- death home fires occur between 11 p.m. and 8 am., when most people ore asleep.

ADDITIONAL fig. urea state that of all building fires occurring In this country, 18 percent are the result of heating and cooking, 18 percent are electrical in nature, 12 percent are due to smoking and matches, and seven percent are attributed to flammable liquids.

These statistics are indeed thought provok- ing, but what can we do to make our homes safer? Official* at the

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Federal Coattolidatad Fire Department at MCAS Kaneohe Bay offer the following suggestions:

-Discard items elicit as oily rags, old paint, unsafe containers for gasoline, old newspapers, rubbish, wood scraps, old tires, and unused clothing, boxes or bags.

-Keep matches away from children.

-Close matchbook covers before striking, being careful to light matches and smoking materials away from flammables, expletives or fumes that might ignite.

-Extinguish matches and any lighted objects in deep-well ashtrays or similar non-flammable recept-

-Never throw the contents of an ashtray into regular rubbish containers. The beat place to dispose of them is to flush them down the commode.'

--Close the doors to all bedrooms when going to bed at night. This will keep fire out of

the room long enough to allow escape through a window if departure through a door in impossible.

-Don't leave young children alone.

-Don't smoke in bed. -Inspect appliances

such as stoves and heaters for unsafe operating conditions.

-Hold family fire drills so everyone knows all exit routes.

-Have an escape plan which allows everyone two ways out of the house-a normal exit and an alternate.

-While every housing unit on the air station has a smoke detector an added safeguard might be considered, such aa fire extinguishers. if bedroom windows are too high to safely jump from, perhaps rope or chain escape ladder to keep at the window of each bedroom would be, a wise purchase.

HERE ARE some other common bare suggestions that will help a person escape if a fire does occur:

-Always, before opening a door with a fire in the house, feel

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Winston, Headquarters and Service Company, let Battalion, 3d Marines, was convicted by special court-martial of unauthorized absence from July 17 to Aug. 11, 1980, of assault by striking another Marine, and of com- municating a threat to another Marine.

He was sentenced to confinement at hard labor for 76 days, forfeiture. of $225 pay per month for three, months, and reduction to private.

Set Jimmie R. Arthur, Company C, 1st Bat- talion, 9d marines, was convicted by special court- martial of unauthorized absence from Nov. 8, 1979 to Jan. 18, 1980, and from May 2 to July 2, 1980, and for missing move- ment through neglect Nov. 8, 1979.

He was sentenced to

confinement at hard labor for 96 days, forfeiture of $160 pay per month for four months, and reduction to lance corporal.

PFC Anton P. Mc- Cloud, Company C, 1st Battalion, 3d Marines, was convicted by special court-martial of unauthorized absence from April 7 to May '29,

1980, and from July 31 to Aug. 1, 1980, for disobedience of a lawful order from a staff sergeant.

He was sentenced to confinement at hard labor for two menthe, forfeiture of $175 pay per month for three months, reduction to private, and a bad conduct discharge.

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-If you must go through a smoke-filled room, crawl on hands and knees with head low to avoid breathing smoke.

-Have your family

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-When out, stay out. Countless people have been burned to death when they went back

into a building after getting out safely.

-Don't call the fire department from a burning building. Get out safely, then telephone from a neighbor's home or use an alarm box.

AIR STATION residents are reminded that if a fire starts, do not call the 911 number used by the civilian community. This just wastes precious minutes at a time when every

second may count. For fires on base dial 471- 7117.

Awareness of fire prevention safety in the home can minimize the chance of fire and make the difference between

life and death if one does strike. Remember, a little time spent an preventive meaaatali and selecting' escape routes can make all the difference, but the best rule is to never give fire an opportunity to start.

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patiently in the ship's library. It's 11:30 a.m. and time for the Rev. George Ridick to preside over daily mass, What makes this celebration of the mass different from any other is that it's taking place in the Indian Ocean.

A staff officer with the 31st Marine Amphibious Unit, Ridick is a lieutenant in the Navy's chaplain corps, assigned to look after the religious interests. of not only Catholic, but other denominational groups among the unit's 1,800

men. A select numborof the Navy's 1,860 chaplains are maligned duty with Marine units. According to the chaplain, the work is both "fulfilling -and fun."

Ridick grew up in the conservative, industrial and college town of Worcester, Mass., doing well both aca- demically and athleti- cony. For a brief time after graduating from high school, he worked with the Massachusetts Department of Public Works.

The chaplain went on to get a Bachelor's degree from his home- town's Assumption

College, then studied at St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimore, Md., graduating in 1973. He was ordained for service with the Worcester Diocese and spent the following three years in parish ministry there.

IN 1076, Ridick volunteered for the chaplaincy, requesting the approval of dioce- san authorities. Due to an overall shortage of individuals going into the priesthood, church officials are sometimes reluctant to assign priests outside of their parish. However, Ridick's strong desire to work with service

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Newport, R.I. for an eight-week military indoctrina- tion.

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in the military environ- ment. Even though we represented different religious organizations, our group developed a real fraternal feeling. We were all there for the same purpose and had more in common than would separate us."

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Consumer's Choice is designed to bring various aspects of a

subject to the con-

sumer's attention. This article focuses on National Consumer Education Week, Oct. 5 through II, and what members of this command can do to take an active part in the event.

All Americans are consumers in one form or another. Because of the nature of

our complicated government and economic necessities from day day, every citizen should seek skills to

confidently take part in being a smart con-

sumer. Everyone should strive to make know- led geable decisions about how and where his money is spent.

President Jimmy Carter proclaimed the week of Oct. 6 through II "National Consumer Education Week," designed to focus a wide scale of attention to the incalculable benefits of consumer education.

MCAS Kaneohe! Bay consumers can take advantage of this week by exploring the excellent programs available, and by working with them to expand and improve,

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consumer awareness. For starters, groups

on the air station may want to coordinate with the school activities to help educate children on consumer do's and don'ts.

NCEW can also be a perfect time to bring issues of definite consumer interest to public attention.

Marine Corps Ex- change stores and the Station . Commissary Store could conduct price and quality surveys on goods and services within their stores. If they're already doing so, now is the time for special emphasis.

He'll put you in your Because wherever that place is, your Career Planner is the person to help you find it.

You've got a lot to look forward to.

Command work- shops could also be organized to focus on topical helium, such as energy conservation, beneficial ways of utilizing the new pay raise, getting credit and making worthy long- term investments.

Consumer education, in or out of, the class- room, can help many buyers develop skillful spending habits by learning to be more attentive shoppers, understand more about marketplace functions, and develop participa- tory skills in government and local financial decision making.

The president point

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"Many people, including the young and elderly, need help in learning about buying skills, financial management, resource conservation methods, and self-help or alternate solutions to. economic restraints."

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October Events Calendar Sunday I Monday

Matinees, Family Theater, 2 p.m. every Sunday.'

Sunday Art Market, Honolulu Zoo fence on Monsarrat Ave., 9 am. - 4 p.m.

Gazehound Fancier, Rise ly Field. 2 p.m.

Polo Matches every Sunday. Mokulela Fields, 2 p.m.

Wahine Moiokel to Oahu Cu,::.,, Race, land at Fort DeRussy.

12 Tames Polynesian Show and buffet, Banyan Tree Room In the Hale Koa Hotel, every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, buf fat served from 6-7:30 p.m., show starts at 8 pm., tickets cost 58.95 for adults, $4 for children 12 and under.

Gazehound Fenders, Wanly field, 2 p.m.

19 Untlacoeilng available at the Auto Hobby Strop.

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Women's Exercise Chem adult, Bachelor officers' Quarter*, 8-10

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Hetha Yoga, adult, Family Services Center Youth Room, Bldg. 455, 7-8:15 p.m.

Tat Ch1,6 and Up, Family Services Center Room 2, 6-7 pre. Mondays and Wednesdays.

Tuesday

Aerobic Dancing Class, Family Services Center Gym, 8:30-9:30 a.m.. Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Women's Exercise Class, adult, Bachelor Officers' Quarters, 7:15-9 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Hetha Yoga, adult, Family Services Center Youth Room, Bldg. 455.9-10:15 a. m., Tuesdays and Thursdays. 'Ballet. adult. Family Services Center Youth Room, 7:30-8:30

L Wednesday

Intramural Golf Championships begin. Kaneohe Keeper Golf Course, noon.

S.T.O.P. Meeting, "Personal Grooming," Bldg. 455, 7-9 p.m. 'Women's Awareness Program," 13100 455, 9-11 a .m.

'Women's Awareness Program." Bldg 455, 9-11 a.m.

Intramural Golf Championships continue, Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course, noon.

Hula classes. Family Services Center, 4.5 pm., 5-6 p.m.

Tahitian Dance Class, Family Service Youthroom, 7.8 p.m., adults

Thursday

Sponsorship brief for anyone sponsoring someone on air station. 1 p.m. every Thursday. spouses welcome.

Cake Decorating Class, adult, Family Services Center RO0iY1 2, 7-8:30 p.m.

Save Our Sanity, Outreach Office, bldg. 455. new 10-week session 6-8 p.m, Call 254-49651or Information.

Junior Gym II, 3-4 yrs., Family Services Center Gym, 12.12:45 P. in. and 12:45-1:15 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Friday Saturday

Sign up for all new classes. Alice Cooper Concert, Neal Family Services Canter. Bldg. Blaisdell Caere,, 8 p.m. Tickets 455. 6:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. are $6.50 and $9.50

Chuck Mangione Concert, Neal Hawaii Armed Services Athletic Blaisdell Center. 8 p.m. Tickets Council Cross Country Event. are 58.50 and $9.50 Pearl Harbor, 6 a.m.

Officers' Wives Club Arts and Crafts Fair, Mokapu Elementary School Cafeteria, 10 a.m. to 2

Health Care Services Council. Kaneohe Branch'Clinic class- room. 9 a.m., call Barbara Collins for more information 254-4080

Intramural Bowling Meeting. Family Theater Lobby, 10 am.

Tap/Ballet, 6 and up. Family Services Center Youth Room, Fridays, 2:30-3:30 p.m.

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Saturday Art Market, Honolulu Zoo lance on SIonserrat Ave., 9e.m. -4 p.m.

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TedKwoeDo Class, Family Service Gym, &If p.m. children, 6-7:30 p.m. adults. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Painting Class, adult, Family Services Center Room 2, 12-2 pm. and 7-0 pm,

Creative Dance and Pre-Ballet Class, Family Service Youth- room, 2:30-3:30 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays, ages three -

seven.

13 "Beauty is No Big Deal," teens, Family Services Center Youth Room, 3:30-5 p.m., 4 weeks, Mondays.

Files on available babysitters and kids to do yard work at Family Seivicee Center Office. 257 -301)6

Junior Gym IUl 3-4 )M1..130-4130 O M, Mondays and Wednesdays,

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Rung Fe. 14 and up, Family Services Center Room 2. 6-7:30 p.m.. Tuesdays and 'Thursdays.

Junior Gym II, 3-4 M., Family Services Center Gym, 12-12:45 p.m. and 12:46-1:15 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays

Kelki Ballet, 8-12 yrs., Family Services Center Youth Room, 3:30-4:15 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays.

14 Aloha Detachment Marine Corps League, 19th Puke. 7 p.m., open to all Marines peat and present. for Information call 955-04269.

"Parent's R.A.P.P.," Family Services Center. Bldg. 455, 7-9 -

p.m . Call 2 5 4-4965 for information/reservations.

Tumbling for Anklebiters, 2-3 yrs., Family Service. Center Gym, 10:30-11 am., Tuesdays and Thursdays.

21 Beginners Gym, 5-7 Yrs., Family Macrame, adult, Family Services Services Center Gym, 3:30-4:30 Center Room 2, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays. Tuesdays.

Novice Gym, 5-7 yrs., Family Jazz, adult Family Services Services Center gym, 2:30-3:30 Center Youth Room, 10:30-11:30 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays. a.m.. Tuesdays.

Guitar Lessons, 6 and up, Family "Beauty is No Big Deal," adults, Services Center Youth Room,7-8 Family Services Center Youth

Mondays. Room 6-7:30 p.m. 4 weeks, Tuesdays.

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S.T.O.P, meeting. "Career Plus," Bldg. 455. 7.9 p.m.

"Women's Awareness program," Bldg. 455, a-ii

Finale of Intramural Golf Championships, Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course, noon.

15 "Women's Awareness Phogram," Bldg. 455, 9.11 ern. Free transportation and child care.

Intramural Basketball meeting, Family Theater Lobby, 10 a.m.

22 Pumpkin Party," far women and children. Call 254-4965 for information. ,

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Armed Forces Benefit & Ald Association Pot Luck Social/ Meeting, 19th Puke, 6:30 p.m., members and visitors Invited, for Intormation call 254-1849.

Save Our Sanity, Outreach Office, Bldg. 455, 6-8 p.m., all 254-4965 for more information.

16 Save Our Sanity, Outreach Office, Bldg. 455, 8-8 p.m., call 254-4965 for more information.

Social worker available by appointment through Family Services Center.

Busy Bee Ballet. 3-5 yrs., Family Services Center Youth Room, 2:45-3:30 p.m., 6 weeks, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

23 "SOS" (Save Our Sanity), Bldg. 455, 7-9 p.m. Child Care and free transportation provided.

Lending closet has dish kits, etc.. for those arriving (Mad station or leaving area available at Family services.

30

Housing Council meeting, Family Services' Conference Room, 9

Deadline to sign up for Baton Twirling Class. Call 254-4965 for information.

17 Consumer Council meeting, Station Conference Room, Bldg. 455, 9:30 a. rn

Jazz, adult, Family Services Center Youth Room, 7,30-8,30 pm., Thursdays.

Baton Twirling Class, girls, Bldg. 455, 6 weeks, 3-4 p.m., Fridays.

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National Rifle Association Match, MCAS Rifle Range, 8 ern. today end tomorrow.

Laser Sailboats avaiisele at Inc Marina.

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SPORTS

Pb0b3 by Slit Pepper Oasis

SAFE! - The umpire signals safe as a '262 runner crosses home plate and the 2/3 catcher searches for the ball during round two of the wives' softball tournament at MCAS Kaneohe Bay's Mindy Field Sunday. '262 defeated 2/3 14-8 to capture their second straight win.

Standings in the Men's Open Recreational Softball League Thursday were:

I

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Softball game reveals III

women's sportsmanship Flashback: Several

wives of Marines deployed with 2d Battalion, 3d Marines and Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron - 262 held their own softball to u fa a m en t July 20, to the delight of many fans. Two-sixty- two won the first round 2011, and both teams eagerly awaited the next showdown.

Round two of that tournament was played Sunday at Itisely Field and once again, '262 walked away as winners by a score of 14.8. But, as in the first game, there wasn't a need for the losers to hold their heads down because the women played with the hearts of champions.

by Sgt Pepper Davis

TIMM-262 wasted no timeestablishing a lead over their opponents as five runners crossed the plate. '2/3 popped -up little in the second inning to cop a run, but '262 added three more to their count to lead 7- 1.

In the top of the third, a 2/3 home run inched them closer as '262 made fewer mistakes and exhibited a frac- tion more aggressive- ness.

The fourth inning brought two more runs for 2/3, but also dropped off three at '262'9 doorstep.

Blazing bats and quick reactions were 2/3's keys to their offense in the fifth as they scored four runs,

however '262 came to bat and matched runs with their ()aliments to move into the fifth leading 14.8,

If 2/3 wanted to stay in contention they had to move now. '262, realizing the threat, buckled down on defense to hold 2, ;1

motionless for the duration of the contest. The game ended with '262 on top, 14-8.

Fun, excitement and togetherness were the real winners in the wives tournament. That was the whole intent. As evidenced by the spirit and enthusi- asm exhibited by the players, the mission was more than ac- complished.

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The Army won the toss and elected to receive. Within two minutes they copped a touchdown. The two- point conversion was good, and last year's champs led 6-0. But the Marines had four downs to show their stuff, too.

On the first play from scrimmage, Leather- neck quarterback Cpl Rushton Gunter spot- ted SSgt Joe "Speedy" Blackburn streaking up the middle and laid a perfect pass in his hand for a 64-yard touchdown run. A few plays later WTI Albert Wiley bulled across the goal line for six points. The extra point attempt failed.

Second Brigade picked up another Tll before the first quarter expired and assumed a 16-14 advantage. In the second, a 25-yard pass from LCpl Ray Radarte to Blackburn was good for another Marine score. The two-point conversion was good and Kaneohe widened the gap 20-16.

On the kick-off, an Army runner danced his way around the Marine defenders for an 85-yard return, but an offensive clipping penalty nullified the score. The Marines forced a fumble on the next play, and took control on the one. Quarterback Radarte sneaked through the defense for a tally to 26- 16.

The third quarter came and went with little fanfare on the

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The fourth quarter, the do-or die period for both teams, was the turning point for 2d Brigade as they stacked up a 30-26 lead over Kaneohe.

It seemed as if the Marines' momentum had abandoned them and defected to the Army side.

With minutes left in the game, Wiley,on a pitch-out from Radarte, turned a corner and headed full steam up the sideline for a 72- yard scoring run.

Wiley's sprint put the Matinee on top 32-30, and the fired-up Marine defense held their ground and thwarted Army scoring attempts to destroy their undefeated streak.

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LOW Budget masonry. No job too small Driveways,

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CARPENTRY, wood Or concrete, walkways, patios, decking. fencing or repairs. Reasonable. Cell Miles, 262-8659

PLUMBING C-10492, Reasonable rates, new remodel or repair. Free Eats, Bonded. 247-3068

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free estanstes fast retahle service 261/4134

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DRESSMAKING In Miiilani, reasonable rates.

623-1132

CABINETS & Counters falling apart - need

shelves or custom work'? Free Eetiniales 395-8336

Creative Woodwork & Design

46 80100(118

CONVERSATIONAL Ger- man listens in your home or mine. 537-5872

UKULELE Lessons, Begin- ners A Intermediate. Call Mrs. Francis Makamiteu, 120-A Maiuniu Ave. 281- 0592

CERAMIC classes starting In Kaneohe for information please call 488-0707

Nsirsii MATHEMATICS

INSTITUTE Academy & learning Clinic

Sy Appt. 20146100

PIANO lessons for beginning & Intermediate students, starting on 9 /20th. Home phone 946- 5419, 247-0523 bus.

LEARN to fly, private, commercial, & instrument ratings. VA approver? 254- 1115 Bob

BEGINNING Planner rade lessons. Indrindual instruction. Phone 235-5098.

SPEU. WIWI MINCE WHIM SEASSIS

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40 $916011 it 18801108

VIRGINIA Powers School la taking registration now for adult classes on ballet & Jazz. Priebe are reasonable. Call now at 487-3324 Make-up creases avail.

PIANO Lessons by experienced teacher. Openings for children & adults Kalius 262-8697

VOICE-Plano Instruction conservatory grad. Masters degree. Call 622-4859

PIANO & organ lessons. All ages. Classical, SaMaid Pop. BM degree. Hickam. Call 422-6620

JAZZ Instructor at UH now accepting limited number of Saxophone & Clarinet students. 537-5872

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OLDE WORLDE an exciting & tenteStic 0 r- 4tuAsity. Cell for neer ":2

EARN extra Income, pit or tn, cosmetic sale, wilt train. 531-2623

FULL or part time couple and individual for business of your own. Local Amway Distributor assists you for splendid opportunity. PhOne 239-7550 leave name and phone number.

NO "RP WANTED Witt 6 FEMALE

OPTOMETRIC assistant needed at Kaneohe Optometric office. Experi- ence preferred. Phone 247- 3063

SMALL Variety Merchan- dise & Thrift Shop for sale. Call 537-3767. 11-3 p.m.

Hours: 6:30-6:00 p.m. Accredited Instructors

AM-PM Learning Program Flexible Hours

After School Care - Free Pickup Hawaiian Instruction - French Instruction

2 Yrs. to 8 Yrs. Swim Program

Marie Gormaine, Director Ph. 261-9666

a so ARP WASTAII MOM & Ft VALI

BOOKKEEPER must have willingness to be

treined as a pit -plant rental eat Call for an Interview 239-6810

YAROWORK part time O.K. Ph. 247-6116

KOKUA EMPLOYMENT HAS MANY, MANY JOBS ON THE WINDWARD SIDE

FOR LOCALS, NEW- COMERS a SERVICE WIVES. CALL US AT

282-8137 OR APPLY AT 767 KAILUA ROAD

FREE PARKING

PENNON Friday, 1 parson office, all shills, exper. preferred. 538-1191

Auditions for Male Dancers Muse Contact Tony

261-0501

" NEEDED drivers for bicycle ice cream wagon to work at Kaneohe Marine Use and In Kellum. Military personnel welcome. 2112- 8289

TEMPORARY

HELP NEEDED NO FEE

LEGAL SECY'S

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KELLY SERVICES "The Kelly Girl. People"

400 FORT ST. Will, 111490

521-74M INTERVIEWINS NOUNS: MONDAY -FRIDAY 92 P.M.

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Bookkeeper Account Clerk Secretary

Call Ann: 524-1733

Dunhill Temporary Systems

The National Personnel System 900 Fort St. Mall (Pioneer Plaza, Ste. 740)

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EARN MONEY MNIarY housewlves. full or pan Wm. Ye reerssent national Melia insurance company. Tell cam el:alone and lease/Is. Nu WO 511

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News Reporter We have an immediate opening for an aggressive news reporter. Journalism degree and experience required.

For interview appointment, call Mike Bryson

235-5881

WANTED!! Newspaper Area Manager

Part Time and Full Time Positions Openings In KMCAS, Atm and Kalmukl-Kehale areas. Work' with children. Must have van, truck Or station wagon. Good misty plus allowance,

Call Pat Meador 235-5881

Sun Press There's more in a carrier's bag than

newspapers...

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TRIPS! hundreds of our carrierawin a vatletyof different prires, this year, an all-expense paid trip for 3 to Disneyland Is

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Eioyel If you are bright, energetic and have the desire, we need youl Ire great to earn your Own money ...win valuable prizes ... You'll be part of Community Publication's big SUN PRESS Newspaper team, working together to bring our neighbors the latest local news.

JOIN THE SUN PRESS CARRIER TEAM CALL 235-5881 TODAYI

BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY I Wilma Repair I

ItOME APPLIANCE. SERVICE

f.xpert repair to all makes /models, reasonable

Ph 671-0445

FIT'S REFRIGERATION S Air Conditioning Service. Workmanship guaranteed. Call 533-3677 ext. 6404

DAN'S Appliance, repairs washers a dryers, etoven A

refrig. Call 02?-4879 (Repairs Guaranteed)

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S KE0 Contracting lc Ca746 Concrete slabs A masonry walls. Free Estimates. Ph. 241-0173.

UNCONTESTED DIVORCE FULL SERVICE by

attorney. 8190 fee incl. Children & Property,

Barbara Melvin 521-7496

MICHAEL A Min 821-6759 Immigration Accident Wills Divorce Business Litigation

DO Your Own: Divorce $40. Free information

Calf 524-3277

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Home Improvement Painting, Plumbing.

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C & R PAINTING. Commercial & Ras. our epecistty. free Ostimetes.

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Ph. 247-1454

NARIKAWA PAINTING Free Estimates

tic. C-5455, Ph. 498-1080

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Inexpentive, C011/1901.10,

professional. free Estimator (8413. Cell any

time 1123-11015 24 hie.

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PATIOS AND NEW ADDITIONS

Repair-garage.Free Eat. Clifford 'wane C-4477

PH: 677-4695

E.C. A IL, Builders Home improvement. House painting, concrete work, carports it exten- sion palins Mc ovum.

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STATE ROOFING General Roofing. Free Estimates. Ben Pascal

37 years' Exp. Lie C-2036 Ph 247-2421

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COMPLETE Lawn Service. big rob clean-up & dependable monthly maintenance Pp. 235-0543

WALLACE GARDEN SERVICE

General Yard Maintenance old lawns restored. new

lawns planted. true fledges A shruhs, reirenevo

forrEaletl. /1 Ewan Kai to Kahala free estimates

Ph 395.1928

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Classified HI October 1, 12180

50 r SAWA 116 ORME $ LANAI ALE FheaLE SALES

P/T driver in Pearl City for afternoon newspaper.

455-3868

MAINTENANCE man for school systems: to work chlelly wkende., averaging 2 days per wk. Prefer Windward resident, living nr. main office, Kailua. 262- 4538

HANDCRAFT Workers needed: Steady work. Material supplied. Work in your own home. 395-9304

BOOKKEEPER, lull charge to financial statement, light secretarial duties, must be good w/public. Kallus private school. 261-3361

PERSON to work In Health & Fitness SPA - Kaneohe. Call 235-6461

JANITRESS p/t, Kaneohe area. Ph. 247-2614

HOSTESS /Cashier experience, Weekends & Holi- days. Eggs 'N Things Waikiki. Apply in person. 436 Ens Rd.

DOUBLE your Income at p/t, military welcome, call Tony or Clara for appt. 624- 4353 after 3 p.m.

LOST Your Tri-Chem liquid embroidery Instructor? FREE services, classes, 261-4035, 624-2991, 833- 5425, 499-1513 or 247-1997. Free Exhibit, Ala Moans Banquet Hall. Oct. 3 - 11:00 - 8 0 p.m. Full/part time career opportunities.

MEDICAL asst needed for family practice In Ales. Phone 487-5528.

NEEDLECRAFT Demon- strators needed. Island Wide. $10 to $12 hr. Phone 254-5052.

HAIR Stylist w/clientele, for more info. Ph. 261- 0088

TELEPHONE PR Kaneohe. Eves., Salary plus bonus. Experienced only. Military, senior citizens welcome, Call Dabble or Eileen 235- 0225

PART time work. $100 per week. Possible eves, and weekends, P.R. work - no selling. Must like meeting people. Call Larry or Charlie 235-0225

62 DOMES TED

TIC HELP WAN

RELIABLE adult to do light house cleaning once a week, no children Involved. Salet y negotiable. Call alter 3 p.m. Hickam district 422- 6433

FLEXIBLE women w/lots of love to care for my 8 yr. old boy & 6 yr. old girl. Mon., Wed., Fri. after school. 262- 6175, 521-2855 (8-2 p.m.)

SAW/SITTER, occasional, for newborn in Red Hill area. Exper. necessary. 839-1487

REGULAR cleaning lady for home on Kaneohe Bay Dr. 254-1741 eves.

RETIRED couple for resident manager, apt. cleaning and maintenance, In exchange for partial rent. Exper. & ref. required. Call After 5 p.m. 623-1156

BABY eater wanted for my Infant son, days Mon. to Fri. Militant, Wahiawa area. 623-1059

WANTED baby sitter, Sun. am., $2 hr. Kaneohe.

235 -2956

83 SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED ride to Manors Campus Oct-Dec. & will *hare coat. 262-2136

LICENSED babysitter. Mon.-Fri.

Ph 2829445

MILILANI WILL babysit.

623-4788

WILL bithyalt Infants & older In my home, tots of Christian love & attention. Fill.kam APB 422-9784

MOTHER of lonely 3 yr. old would like to baby sit. Punaa St. 281 -2872

I WILL babysit, my hems, Maunawill full time or OCCee, Rife. 261-3795

MILILANI housewife wanted to watch Infant for Army nurse. Must be loving, clean Prefer older (3161104in person. 823-4782

BABY Sitting - Pe:40114one! preschool teacher will sit any age Early evenings, weekends phony 281. 7455

TWO teenage boys win do yerd work In Enchanted Lek* 28/-0634. 281-8716

:JARLENCiD mature woman, general Mawr*

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2 FAMILY garage sale, turn., appl., books, toys, tools, clothing. Sat. & Sun. Oct. 4 & 5, 9-5 p.m. 1459 & 1485 Puanakau St., Foster Village.

BE surprisedl Sat. & Sun. 10/4 8-4 p.m. 1329 Kalnui, Kailua

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6 PC. koe living rot. set; rocker; golf clubs; lots, lots more. Sat. Only, 8 to 5, cash only. 45-684 Walawi St., Kaneohe

BARGAINS - Everything goes. Kallua Senior Citizens Fund-Raiser. New & used clothes all sizes - men, women, children & Infants; plants; paperbacks, misc. Items galore. Don't miss this one. 586 Paokano Loop, Kailua. Sat. & Sun., Oct. 4 & 5. 9 to 5 p.m.

SAT. 10/4 9-2 p.m. 94-327 Makaplplpl St.,

Militant

MOVING: Lots of tarden Items, some turn., misc. 261-1288 Sat. 10/4 & 5. 1014 Auloa Rd., Maunawili

CLEANING out 10 ne accumulation! Baby items, toys, misc. 10/4 & 5, 9.5.739 Kalalau, Hawaii Kai

GARAGE SALE: 25126 Pancoset Pl., KMCAS, Sat. 10/4 7-5 p.m.

-OP Sample Salel Women's swimwear; men's sizes 32 pants, medium shirts; boys sizes; hurry! Sat. 10/4 0- 2:30 p.m. 254-4512 (Yacht Club Knolls, Kaneohe)

14' HOBIE Cat, 26" girls bike, clothes & lots of misc. 534-A Kaulanl Way, off Oneawa. Sat 8-4

GARAGE Sale, KMCAS, 10/4/80, 8:30 till 5. Ph. 254 - 4118, 2093-A Elrod St.

MOVING Sale: sofa $50; love seat $50; 55 gal. tank

and stand $150; mower $100; baby items; dryer

$100.671 -5235

MOVING Sale: Beds w/box springs long dbl. $40; dbl $30; twin $20; carpet $45; TV $40; VW for parts $325; Pioneer car stereo $165; tent $40; mirror $10; turn. 235-2274. 45327 Makalani

MILILANI Garage sale, Sat., Oct. 4. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 94-1090 Atlanta Cr. #100. Too big for new house turn., carpets, toys, misc.

HOUSEHOLD Items: toys, books, Sat., 9 to 3, 103 Aikahl Lp., Kathie

5 FAMILY Garage Sale. Bargains galore. Sat., Oct. 4 only, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 551 Wanaao Rd.

11 CU. FT. freezer $300; port. dishwasher $250: 20 cu. ft. relrig. $350; all 2 yrs. old; older Hotpoint range, good order $75; Ethan Allen dining tbl., hutch, deacons bench & chairs, 7 It. sofa & love Seal; red rug; twin mattress; end tables; coffee tbl.; newly new. Much more. Sat., Sun. 10 till 5. 413 Opthikao PI. Ph. 377-6840

FRI. & SAT., Oct. 3 & 4, 8 to 12 only, furniture; Xmas tree; crib; misc. 2172 Bancroft Dr., KMCAS

KAILUA, nano., turn. & misc. Sat. 10/4 - 8-5 p.m. 739 Keolu Dr.

BLOCK sale, Bridges Place, 10/4 9-4 p.m. off Salt Lake.

SUPER Yard sale, Sat., Oct. 4, 9 to 5, many Items, 1806 - A So. Lawrence Rd., KMCAS

MOVING 8109: Furniture, aquarium are .bany, many morel Sat. 10, .& 5, 8-8p.m. 95-440 Kahalkahal Pl., Milliard. 623-5892

SUPER Sated Pure., small appl., toys, clothes, kitchenware, misc. Items. Sat 10/4 9-5 p.m. 249 N. Kainalu, Kellus

3 FAMILYII New items to old. Plants, turn.. dishes, clothes, chop top dishwasher. Antiques; bdrm. set mirrors, etc. 2624439

GARAGESole Refrig7t4i drawers: children's clothing. misc. 46301 Heels St, Kaneohe. 9 to 4

GARAGE Sale Sat 10-4. Lots of good deals Come on down. 1254 Mokulua Dr

AMMO

73 APTS. ittellMnfti

KUKUI Plaza 2 bdrm., perking, upgrededpeor. air cond 422-7426

KALIA-- across from Ft. DeRutsey, newly decent ed. 1 bdrm view, pool. security, lease desired Avail. 10/15/80. 955-6745

A SEAUTIFUL Hew, 104/ fr. room fame, 2 be0144.. 2 , wiltAerkalytithillOs- weehe

21K2-41940 r A winos adults,

73 APTS. 151111189111

SALT Lake, new 5 regent,, studio, incl. util , pool, parking, sauna, tennis $350.737 -9080

WAIALUA ocean front, 1

bdrm., lane!, all appl., $385 mo. 623-9660

73 APTS. PANSY FUEL

KAILUA 1 bdrm., near bus line, spacious, breezy, plush. $325. 262-6462.

MAKIKI. Spacious 1 bdrm., washer/dryer, covered parking security, avail. 10/1 $400. 839-2738

KAHALUU Garden. - 2 bdrm., 1 bath, parking, motor appliances & washer/ dryer, carpeted, 1 child O.K., $425 mo. Avail. Immediately. Ph. 282 -6534, 247-4610

STUDIO apt. with sleeping loft In quiet neighborhood, all appl., brand-new washer & dryer, single occupant only. $350 mo. incl. all utile. 247-4548

THE Fairway House Brand-new. 2 bdrm., 2 bath

Date St. $825. 839-9925

KAILUA: studio, new, spacious in private home, exclusive area, pool $350 Incl. utll. 262-8922

1 BDRM. apt., very quiet & private, no children. 235- 0905

KANEOHE: apt. partly furnished, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, all appl., drapes, pool, mountain/ocean view, $500. Call 262-8298 or 262- 9411 after 5 p.m.

KANEOHE: new 3 bdrm., 2 bath duplex, quiet, refs. $495. 533 -8041

SALT Lake, 5 Regents, ocean view studio, 28th fir. All. utils. paid, $345 per mo. 533-6509 Jim.

KANEOHE: 2 bdrm., quiet complex near schools & buses, pool, $440 mo. Incl. all utile. 262 -8891 eves.

WAHIAWA WOODWINDS 1 bdrm., security $400. Call 896-6594

78 RENTALS TO SHARE

FEMALE to share w/same $200 including etas., near beach. 261-9169 days or 262-0476 eves.

RESPONSIBLE Male wanted to share townhouse with same. View & pool $300 per mo. « utile 247- 0023 before 10 a.m., after 6 p.m.

KANEOHE male /same, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, own room & bath. $175 Incl. utils. 235- 8483

SINGLE or couple to share 3 bdrms., 1-1/2 bath, p /t urn. $250 Incl. UM. dep. 257- 2835 bus, 235 -8949 eves,

KANEOHE: Responsible working female wanted to share 3 bdrm. apt. w/2 of the same. No children/no pets $150 per mo. plus utilities. Call 235-0319 after 6 p.m.

KANEOHE; nice 2 bdrm. apt./condo., own room $225 month including utils., washer/dryer. 548-2064 days, 235-1273 eves.

78 RENTALS TO SNARE

KAILUA: female /same spacious home on canal waterfront, near beach, own room & bath, non- smoker $250 utile. 254- 3321

LANIKAI; Responsible person to share 3 bdrin. house $183.33 + deposit. 261-1886

FEMALE to share w/same. Utile. Incl., near bus, quiet, $200 mo. 595-3331

MALE Student to share with same, mellow Waikiki apt. Low rent. Call 946-3377

PERSON to share 3 bedroom home. $200 plus. Ph.. 281 -2352

00 JEWELRY

IMMEDIATE cash for gold Highest prices to $145 for class rings. 947-3416

1.03 CT. round cut diamond, I-1J appraised at $4,100 sell $2,000. 2 stones avail. 732-1604

el HOUSES FURN.

KAILUA: furnished cottage, util. incl. suitable for single working person $275 mo. 262 -8116

CHARMING home, Igo yard, block to beach & town $500.281 -4537

82 HOUSES MON.

KAHALUU ocean view, 3 bdrm., 1 bath, Igo patio, $600 por mo. Wit, not incl. Call 845-4397

WAHIAWA: 2 bdrms., 1 bath.

821-9146

63 HOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED

KAILUA: On golf course, 3 bdrms., Ige. family rm., landscaped yard $650 trio. Call 247-0743

WAIMANALO: fenced, covered 2 car garage, 3 bdrm., 1 bath home. 259- 8134

PEARL CITY annex 2 bdrm., 1 bath, quiet neighborhood $350 incl. utile., no children. 455-2055

KAILUA: Lee. 3 bdrm., 2 bath, solar heater, huge banal, fenced yard, newly painted, near schools/bus/ shopping, yard care. $650. 254-3037

KAILUA: available mid Oct., 3 bdrm., 2 bath home w/f amity rm., screened porch, fenced yard, near beach & excl. schools $850 mo. lease. Excl. neighborhood. After 2 p.m. 262-6681

KAILUA: 3 bdrm., 1 bath, $575 mo. Ind. Wit & yard. 4 persons maximum. Call Jan 254-3124, 261-3389

KAILUA studio cottage for rent $300 incl. utll., dep. 261-5164

KAHALA European charm, 3 bdrms., 2 bath, Panoramic ocean view, ref. req., $1475 mo. 923-5726

PEARL RIDGE townhouse, 3 bdrms., 1-1/2 bath, all appl., $585. Pat Kern 487- 9925 or 839-7689 twos.

03 NOOSES ER°

PARTLY FUNNI

ENCHANTED Lake part. turn. 3 bdrm., 2 bath for rent. near shop. our., school, bus, 6 mos. $550. Call eves. 282 -6400

KAAAWA 2 bdrms. w/loft, pool, paddle tennis court $550. 237-8175 eves.

WAIMANALO: fenced. covered 2 car garage, 3 bdrm., 1 bath home. 259- 8134

KEOLU Hills, 3 bdrms., 1

bath, Ige. (mho, $600 + dep. Ref. 261-9846 or 262-5251 evenings

84 RDUBEETT9111

HOUSESITTING by grand- mother, avail. all or

part of Dec. 15 to April 1, Kailua and adjacent

area. 262-4694

MATURE N. Dakota family desires to housesit or rent 3 or 4 bdrm. home in Lanikai area from Dec.-Feb. Write Route 1, Box 25, Casselton, N. Dakota 58012

85 TOWNHOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED

PUU AIII -2 bdrm., 2 bath, lots of amenities. $575. Call 235-4424

KANEOHE - new 2 bdrm., 2 bath townhouse, super amentities $650. Call 521 8833 or 373-3054

KANEOHE: 3 bdrm., 2 bath, all appliances, pool, parking, treetop mountain view. Terms negotiable, Call 988-3883 Chris (RA), Wilson Gray Associates.

LANIKAI beach area, decorators, beautiful new 3 bdrms., 3 baths, tri-level, mountain & ocean view 2 lanais, rec. room, pool, tennis court & security. $950 lease. 395-9632

HAIKU Hale 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. $500 a month. Kaneohe, 235-6196

LANIKAI - BLUESTONE, model B, and unit, 3 bdrm., 3 bath $950 mo. Ph. 524- 5394

EWA Beach: 2 bdrm. town house $400. Call 689-6894 for information

KANEOHE Club View Gardens. 3 bdrm., 2 bath $600 mo. Ph, 262-5090 or 282-7549

AIEA 3 bdrm., 1 bath, pool, kids, 1 parking, close to shopping $450. 487-0045 days, 872-4582 eves,

KANEOHE: Pa bdrm., end unit, garage, view, tennis, pool. 261-1410

88 TOWNHOUSES PURR.

AIKAHI Gardens 3 bdrm. Available 10/20. $475. Call 254-2643

VAL of Temples, own room. 239-6990

after 6:45 p.m.

88 ROOMS FOR RENT

UH/Manoa/Moill111 Lanikai nice view $165

Roommate Locators 955-4428

KAILUA share bath, includes utll. $175 mo. deposit. Responsible working male. 261-1478

vagoommusegamminineummumrou BEAUTIFUL KAILUA

A spacious 'gentry- home with Spanish arches in living room and dining area. Ceramic tile entrance, four bedroom, two bath home in nice residential neighborhood. Close ur shopping and schools. Potential value in growing neighborhood. $165,000 it:IA(1E NOMURA IRA) 2h I -2951, LIZ GRAHAM (RA) 262-5622.

VIEW THE BAY A uniquely designed, quality 2 bedroom, 2 bath townhorne nestled abuse the alluring calmness of Kaneohe Boy! Lots of amenities and ckise so schools and ehopping 'I hit tilipurit unit should he completed by Deccather. 19NOI

$150,00e. MAGGIE. JOY (R) 161.0043. TERRY t'llINN (KA) 135471a,

NA PALI GARDENS Very private two bedroom, I Seth unit in desirable low -rise building an Kaneohe. Brick walls in living mom End Unit on 2nd fkmi NWT' I raft of arnmendies, Close to schools, shopping and Iwo! $74.900 YOSHIF nTI t fit) 21$ -1114. DANNY ARNDT MA) 261-5119

KANEOHE - HOKULOA Dram ul 4 bedroom, 2S5 bark tolenhome in popular arra, Abundance of antenilie, Super 4rpOriOnlly to none lee simple minis and heat inflation! Try an agreement of sale today 81.10.010 ?WACO JOY (Ft) 214.91145 GTADENT HT AT) 262-4410

602 Minus, Rd. Ste 202

262 -8181

OE ROOMS ION RENT

SHARE 3 bdrm. home in Lemke'. Call 281-2286 after 5 p.m.

LANIKAI large room & bath, private entrance, 1

block from beach, utile. Ind. $225 per mo. 281-6809

OWN room w/phone and bath, sharing kitchen. Prefer female non smoker and likes children $165 Includes utilities. Call 235- 5098 or 235-3743.

93 VACATION RENTALS

KUILIMA: 1 bdrm. fully furnished apt.. no pals. Call 239-8539.

WAIKIKI Condo on beach plus car, ocean view, TV, secure $42/day. 672-4727.

MOLOKAI-Wave Crest sleeps 4, beach, pool, $26 per day, $170 per wk. 395- 6085

BEACHFRONT studio near Crouching Lion. Week, month, pool, 235-6196

VACATION Rental, Knee- we, Magni, iclent view 2 bdrm., 11/2 bath « loft. Swimming pool, volley ball $250 per wk. Cathy Lyman. 261-4332

PUNghLUU studio, ocean front, turn., $25 daily rates. 262-7806

95 RENTALS WANTED

OLDER couple needs 1 or 2 bdrm. home. Windward district.Good ref. 262-4696.

CHRISTIAN couple desires resident manager position or apartment or house in exchange for services. 732- 7665.

108 BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT

KAHALUU STORAGE 3 min. from Temple Valley - low rates Military Discount

Clean, dry, secure, safe easy access.

47.653 Kam Hwy.

239.8645 254.2693 p.m.

114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ASSUMABLE mortgage 4 bdrm., fee simple town home, tennis, pool, $126,500 mis 41026. Sherree McKellar (R) 254- 5577. Professional Realty Co. 261- 7991,538 -1148

VIEW 2 bdim. apt. located 20 mins. from airport, downtown. $80,000, mis 41026. Sandy Alley (RA) 235-0460, Professional Realty Co. 2814991, 538- 1148

114 MAN. OVATE FOR ENE

1.,OMFORTARt E is the best word to describe 4 bdrm. bath home with extra room for den, $149,500 Ise., mis 37491 Evelyn Safford (RA) 281-8539 Professional Realty Co. 261-7991

GREAT home, excl. Invest- ment, POINCIANA MANOR. Ouiet 2 bdrm., 2 bath unit overlooking plush garden. Pools, fountains. Priced at only $101,500. TMK111-4-2- 1-48. lease. David Chase (RA). 262-8006. Sam Daily Realty Inc. 235-6666

RARE - fee simple home, excl. cond., double-wall construction, shake roof, 8 yrs. old. Only $139,000. TMK 51-4-7-58-23. David Chase (RA) 262-8006. Serra Daily Realty, Inc. 235-6666

COUNTRY LIVING Over V. acre Fee Simple land. 8 yrs. old. View of ocean & mt. Super cond. 5 bdrm. 3 bath home $185,000. TMK 1- 4- 7 -5-0- 83. David Chase RA 262- 8006. Sam Daily Realty, Inc. 235-6666

HAIKU HALE 2 UNITS SEE OUR NEAT 2 bdrm., Ph bath unit $79,000 or our roomy 3 bdrm., 2 bath at $82,500 in this convenient bldg. Now In the process of being approved for VA financing. TMK 1.4-6-31-19 Call Ernie Reaves (R) 262- 9083 or June Kristapovich (RA) 261-2739, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA from $98,000 WINDWARD PASSAGE luxury condo 1, 2 & 3 bdrm. units. Tennis, pool, meeting room, racquetball, sauna, walk to beach. TMK 1 -4 -2- 01-48 Elizabeth McCarthy (RA) 261-5873, Suzy Ebbert (RA) 281-6634, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KANEOHE $119,500 Keapuka - Just Hated. Roomy 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, great location, spacious family room, corner lot. Lease. TMK 1 -4- 5-83-53. Call Myria Poston (R) 261-2293. J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

LANIKAI $960,000, $995,000 Developers take notice! Three magnificent parcels of FEE SIMPLE, OCEAN VIEW land -zoned R-3, over 5 ac. Call Gil Carr (R) 262- 5964 for details. J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA $126,500 OWNER WANTS OFFERS, so 'flake yours today on this neat 3 bdrm., 2 bath home in Enchanted Lakes on quiet street. Family room and fenced yard. Lease (40192). Call Betty Boxold (RA) 261-4416. J.M. timer, Inc. 261-3389

KAILUA - REDUCED $6000 ANXIOUS Mainland Owner - bring us your offer on this charming 3/4 bdrm., 2 bath home on beachside of Kalaheo. Just steps to great swimming beach. Asking $166,000. Lease. (mis 37804). Call -Joanne Easterling (R) 201-0186. J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

RENT with Option to Buy

3 bedroom 2-bath townhouse 2 covered parking stalls

MLS 41958 or

2 bedroom I bath townhouse 1 parking stall MLS 39971

beautiful decor, unfurnished, In- cluding all utilities and TN cable

Tired of renting a Muffin or 1 bdrm.? Ted Gibson

Please call for information TOM PICO REAL ESTATE

282-5065 201-1771

WA)

HOME IMPROVEMENT

ROOFING

ROOFING All types includ ng

pitch & gravel Lowest prices on the

Windward side Kailua Construction

Lk. 8251 Ph. 2474621

CONTRACTING

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114 UAL ESTATE FOR $8 .0

KANEOHE $120.C.XP3

BUY, BUILD & SAVE - see

loclon

country setting. (mis 30753). Call Flossie Bonnet (M) 282-6696, J.M. Urner,

tl cA9100Nr '54 071:Ws Fq7 If nSLI MqwPu LilteEht

Inc. 281-3389

KAILUA $27,500 Chinese Restaurant lease & fixtures. Good location, steady business TMK t -4- 3- 59-04. Call Chu Lin Shubert (RA) 261-7885 or 261-3389 for details. J.M.

Urner, Inc.

KAILUA VACANT LOT FEE SIMPLE

KAILUA call to see Hillcrest lot 1058 $105,000 TMK 1 -4- 2 -96-13 Dorothy Collett° (RA) 262-4424. Also 7,092 FEE SIMPLE $85,000 TMK 1-4-2-87-87 Timmie Haden- berg (11A) 262-6006, J.M. Urner, Inc. 261-3389

HAIKU Village $157,000. Private cottage 3 bdrms., 2 bath, immac. home w/solar healer, garden/ lanai, kitchen renovated & more. Lease MLS 41984 Anderson (RA). 247-5923 Mike McCormack, Realtors

KAILUA $135,000 SIMPLY LOVELY describes thls spacious well kept home In Enchanted Lake 3 bdrm., 2 bath, huge enclosd garden lanai. Lease nits 42317. Call Becky Moneses (HA) 261-5931, J.M. Urner, Inc. 281-3389

SAL 1 LSKIL large Shenk upgraded, pool, agreement of saler pfd. 168.000/o8er, 466-2895 or 838-0828.

LOVELY 2 bath, family rm. , new roof

Lease Shown by owner 281-8425, M. Lockridge Inc. (R) 282-5403

IF YOU NEED - lugs home, 2,392' under roof, 4

or 6 bdrms., 2 car garage y a pool to play In, you pot found Itl Lease MLR 042844. David Chase (RA) 282-8006. Sem Daily Realty, Inc. 235-8688

AIEA: 99-408 Uhaloa SC

Two family dwelling, 4 bdrm., 2 bath. 737- 8378/538 -4449.

BEAUTIFUL MaunawIli Estate, fee, by owner, 3

bdrms., 2 baths, verdant, private, $285,000. 10% A/S int. 254-3132, 262-4843

WAIANAE 6 yr. old houte,3 bdrms., 1 bath, 2 car garage, fern. or unfurn. Low $40,000. 698-7202, 433-6815 eves. Ross.

115 REAL ESTATE ANNOUNCEMENTS

MILITARY ACTIVE DUTY OR VETERAN

Own your home In Hawaii.

Take advantage of your

newest raise for housing allowance. Call ram personally and I can loll you on the phone

If you qualify le buy with no

dawn payment. WALLY dim 438-0576

lentos. Ine.

NOW INTERVIEWING !Teemed Real 1:1,11 sees people end broken for our NEW Windond Real Estate sales Sluice open dolly In lila Windward City Shopping Center. We oiler a highly visible Motion in the shopping center gull across from McDonald's/. with plenty Ohio parking for you and your enema. convenlent to all cl the Windward area. We hued voids range el Hangs for you to sell throughout the Iolanda. We are vary active In prefect sales. We oiler individual. kersouslited Reining: flea:Wave: lax map hooks, and other reference material.

For a personal interview, call HAL DILL (11) Broker-in-Charge

Hugh Menefee, Inc., Realtow 235-8754 or 239-8158 eves.

All replies confidential

Hugh Menefee, Inc., Realtors

46.483 MAKENA ST., KANEOHE Charming 3 bdrm./2 bath home wIlh spectacular views. Corner lot

poacolid neighborhood 1250 sq. It. under rat Lease. PALS 41115,WO. ant &Mold( pal 373.2051,42i.

* * * 41-010 LAUMILO RD., WAIMANALO

Across Iron the Klan. a lovely 4 berm./2 both comentIonel pole bouts on a corner lot. *Igo kitchen. 2 redwood decks end morel TEE SIMPLE. MLS 41581. 8218,586 Toot Ilellern 235,9588 eves.

* * * * BLUESTOHr %KAI 387 OR.

Executive tog, 21/2 Whs. 2 lank complete %WM ...so aosettlas. Lana. Mil 41104. $225.910. ory (MI 261.7401 ens.

* * * * 45-055 LILIPUNA RIL, KANEOHE Thio 4 harm /3 bath hlittlas Ileum hot inn cemploaly remodeled aril sported. thosetesdr with a million dollar view of Koneohe Boy, So many mar& fEE SIMPLE TMK I/4/5/01/45 8360.000. Berl Rolnick (Rip 373.2091 nee

Windmill City Shopping Corder 48.488 Kaneohe gay Or.

Kaneohe 98744 235-9754

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115 Rastil Pal ENTS

PROPERTY management for your rentals, caper. realtor. F. Suzuki. Ph. 235- 1533

120 FUONITURE

QUEEN size air frame water bed 6120.

239-5573

HIDE-A-BED $150 /best offer.

235-0932

QUEEN bed w/headboard 8, footboard and mattress/ boxsPrings 870. 487-7792

ty SOFA w/matching chair, good cond. $125/oller. 422- 0140 alter 5 p.m.

TEAK bar, marble top, brass rail, 6' long, Spanish style, 4 swivel barstools. All made in Taiwan. $950. 422- 4716 after *30

FRENCH Provincial dresser w/mirror, desk w/chair All $150. 282 -0405

1 COUCH, red; 1 gold chair, 1 silver chair; 1 console color TV. 262-0033

EDAM. and living room turn.

239-5737

TRIPLE dresser & mirror, matching twin :bed. Call 262-9530 6-9 p.m. only.

BUNK Beds $200.

Call 823-7074

RUST colored sofa bed couch excl. cond., tweed couch & chair, 9 drawer dresser $35; 6 chair dinette excl. cond. dk. brwn. patio set excl. cond., rd. glass table top 4 chairs, gold brwn. green full sofa. 395- 7156

SOFA excl. cond., off white w/loose cushions, $180. 247-0327

RATTAN Chairs $39; tables $29; cane dressers $59; mirrors $19; nightstand $19; headboard $9; lamps $14 and up. 833-3010

122 TRAVEL

"LOVE BOAT" Mexican Riviera, 8 day tour, air/sea cruise. Enquire about our fares. Vacations Hawaii, Inc. Contact Vivian Fitzsimmons, fully escort- ed. 235- 2571,922 -4711 bus.

125 MISCELLANEOUS

A New & recandlUelled.

Expert repairs an all makes. We pay tab for used units.

The Air Doiolltioner Shop

-3103

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MARY KAY COSMETICS. For re-orders & free facials, cell Yolanda, 250-9021

TI-59 PORORAMMABLE calculator w/aviation module - brand-new; Whirlpool refrigerated air conditioner; Westinghouse refrigerator; Wong Ching painting; beveled glasstop coffee table w/wood base. 395-8338 Leave message.

'78 HONDA Express moped, needs repair $150; air cond. $100. 254 -3118

FREEZER older but good $100; 23 cu. ft. GE refrig. ice dispenser needs repair $150; beckyd. play gym $50. 261-1890

Make your wife happy, Have me repair that door, floor, whatever.

Jim Holladay 281 -2078

TRESTLE table w/6 chairs, excl. cond. $250; Kenmore portable dishwasher works fine 480. 422-2066

TV, stereo A radio combination by Curtis Mathis; 21" color TV, has picture but needs work; stereo end radio In perfect order, sound greet $300. Ph. 833-3875

COLOR TVs, 1W' & 25" $165 each; '78 Vespe motor scooter, P 200CC $1,000; Moycle $50; tailboard $60 Meet seM 948-6940

HOTPOINT built -In range A dMhwasher $350/offer; 55(1)5559. 190 sq. yds., $7/per yd. 823-8074 eves.

! INISIWIA11016$

DYNA gym like new. Et price.

$180. 261-1283.

FENDER MA -6 6 channel PA mixer. (200 watts per channel). Includes 2 spkrs. columns w/2-12" & one high frequency horn ea. $1,000. Call Dave, 254-5225 after 6 p.m.

DON'T Want to be bothered with people

coming into your borne to buy your furniture? Give us a call. We pay caste The Old But New Shop 281-2852 or 538 -718'!

TURN SURPLUS CLOTHING INTO CASH/

Wu used ladies Clothing & sc cevurries to sell on conslpn. 'nen! TWICE AS NICE FASHION

SOUTIQUE Pii.A2J-1829

MAGNAVOX stereo/TV/ AM/FM, early Amer., $260; love seat, off-white, good cond., $100; Magnavox stereo, AM/FM, Mediter- ranean, $150. 488-7869

WICKER rocker $65; bookcase 133Y,x12x 32" w/silding doors $25; floor lamp w/cane shade $45; misc. 523-1970

VALUABLE Chinese Junk, teakwood hull 6 stand, 2 ft. high, $75; Indonesian puppets, 15" high, lavlous embroidery 6 gold trim, $76 pair; 20-pc. set, blue & white china w/matching china cutlery, $175; gold- plated lamp W/art-deco shade, $165; smoke crystal, gardenia bowl, large, $75. 833-7487 a.m. or after 9:30 p.m.

HOBIE 18 Good condition

$1500. Call 262-8054

SEARS Mill 77209 20.000 BTU a/c 230/209 used 1

season. Like new $250/neg. 254-2015

ALWAYS BUYING Buy cash for geld 8 sayer - paying per g1( $9 18K $11, 22K

ram 14 $18, $11 oz.

,

alerting. All on unmarked gold.

732-0978 8 a.m. to 7p.m.

GE 20.8 cu. ft. refrigerator freezer self defrosting avocado $350. 672-9788

START a new hobby buy my complete auto. hydro- ponic garden $400. 422- 4985 8-9 a.m.

2 MATCHING end tables $40 ea.; collapsible car top Carrier weatherproof $15; 4 drawer dresser $80; marble lamp 31" to Tape shed $45; formica top dining table 54x38" extends to 72" $50; misc. fabric wall hanging $35. Call 254-1858 eves.

WASHER & dryer $95; b/w TV $35; 2 chest of drawers $5 ea.; misc, See at 601 Punaa St., Kallua

WT1055- ,508E5 SCHULER

ADRIAN

SPECIALTIES

11 unfree... we 2394155

NIKON F2S camera, F1.8/185MM, hardly used, $800. Serious enquire only. 823-5973

HAND carved coffee A end table r. hope chest; Sears sewing machine & cabinet; color TV, 487-2692

- --- DARK room equipment for black & white photos for sale. $175/offer. 247-4391

ELEC. washer; gas dryer; large rugs; Pensacola St. Ph. 531 -1108

EXCL. 1 pair lined beige antique satin drapes, 128" x 84" $35. Ph. 3e5-9205

USED king size water bed for sale, asking $450 or beet offer; washer 8 dryer, new motor In washer, asking $350. Ph. 023-8052

1 BATH medicine cabinet, koa vanity weenk, wall lights blue carpet 93 eq. yds., 1 yr. old; 2 decorator window sheds; . 9x11 Shag rug; 1 girls Schwinn bike; 1

wooden picture frame 57s32. 236-2610

HELP we've Moen evicted 5 laying pullets. Need a good home. Harriet, enable, Dorothy, Rig Mouth 8 One Eye. We produce. 823-0048

in MISCHLANIOU1

OAS stove, used 1 year, excellent cond., $280; dinette table $26, rug 12)(15 $25, hedge trim-

mer $20; lawn edger/trim- mer $30. 254-3252

REMINGTON 12 gauge auto. 1100 SA. $250 w/gun case; 20 gauge Sears punk 001 gun $75. 624-4492

PUNEE, tge. coffee table, rug, 2 Chevy van seats, wheel rime. 281-9898

CAPIZ SNELL LAMPS High quality, many COIOIM available. From $40. Papasan chairs, 58" wicker, $200. Order now for Xmas. 823-561111 after 6 p.m.

RETIRED person selling 3 lawn mowers w/trailer. 235- 4640

BARGAINS: Metal fencing; posts; gutters; towels; kitchen articles & more. Cell 281-5233 after 4.

BEAUTIFUL 12x15 gold tone plus carpet, bought new, 3 mole. ago $220, will sell $125. Ph. 823-1686

100' 4" heavy duty cast Iron pipe.

247-2058

ASTHMATIC air filter tent,. 2 YZ80 motor bikes, 6 Ors, tble, snorkel, camp gear, king water bed, CMNT vibrator 8-9 p.m. 259-8453

MARY KAY Cosmetics' Free facial, reorder, free gilt w/purchase.

Call Elizabeth 282-0463

"Busybodies" - LET US DO -

Sharpen Knives, water plants, feed dogs, tutor, painting, wash windows, shopping, visit elderly, parties, etc., etc.

597-4558.251-4055

RATTAN dining room set, 7 pc. $275; upright piano $250; naugahyde cote bed $75. 282 -5432

RECONDITIONED vacuum cleaner w/warranty $19.95 8 up. Windward Vacuum Sales & Service. Cell 239- 8878

26" boy's bicycle. MT mini bike, 3 h.p.

Ph. 737 -9948

OXYGEN bottles, tested, empty, new valves, $70 en. 422.8510

FULL size sofa sleeper, excl. cond. $200; electric barbecue grill on stand, adjustable height & cooking temperature $100. 262-8768

OVNA-GYM exerciser, as seen on TV v/Jane Powell complete w /instruction book, excl. cond. Sell 1st $275. 239-8651

WANTED Ws pay ease far used eir Nedillonore Ales Rome 8 tall lee new all makes & models WO II NM Sty wormy. MAIM

IN AM OMMITIONING

& HAMBIATION 531-5175 sr 2474272

LIKE new kitchen cabinet, double oven gas range. Eves. 8 wkends. 237-8543

FOR Sale Fullca lens, 45/75-150, hardly 'used, case Incl. $350/best offer. 537-3803

ALL 74 kt. man's black coral ring 8 24" chain; women's 21" chain, 2 bracelets; 1

gold band, leaf pattern. 201-1781

6 PANELED Japanese room divider & embroider- ed on silk, 613"x144" excl. cond. Must see to awe- elate. 1575. 281-5618

NOT SYNAMICS EINKINE STUDIO

AVMS minim of Me and ssallatlawra, kr ANIA

23111411120

REFRIGERATOR yellow 19 Cu. 11.5200.CO1235-42381- A p.m.

FOR Sale: Rattan bar with 2 bar stools.

235-9126

STEREO $60, full bed $75. or both for $100; gold jewelry $1$ up. Call 524- 3630 8-5 p.m. Lonl

*GET Into chapel Spa membership, 6 mole. Mi 75.1 Call 244-4612

GARMENT FACTORY SALES Alt atirmonts Prices at HALF PRICE

OR LESS !falter. $1,09 $a. Blouses 1111411 Se. sidrtg $9.99 0a. Dresses WWI to $12-911

Mon's Shirts $6.941 a Hoe II. tend merry other bargains

ONE DAY ONLY Saturday October 4th

(Special Pre-Sekt Friday, October 3rd) 10 A.M. to 4 P.M,

FACTORY SALES 46,114 xahehlps St. Kaneohe

(Bim Goodwin A Aloft Candle) Ph. ESS-003S

STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Ph. 262-5531

NUDIST park open house. Sat-Sun., Oct. 4 & 5 $12. Call Ms. Nude Hawaii. 949- 8818.

WE WILL BUY YOUR

GOLD Or Rework It Into

New Jewels For You

Jewels of the Pacific

432-C Ens Rd., %Mkt

946-3822

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

Double bed like new $125; twin bed $40; 6 drawer dresser w/mirror $100; beautiful rustic sofa & love seat must see $450; matching rattan love seats $300; rattan couch & table $100; rattan love seat & chair $150; couch $75; fireproof safe & legal Me cabinet $225; 7 drawer mahogany desk $100; sewing machine In mahogany cabinet & chair $125; Bentwood rocker $100; round oak claw/footed dining table w/6 antique oak chairs & matching sideboard $1500; antique oak treadle sewing machine $300; 8 drawer dresser $45; nIghtstands $10; 6' wardrobe $125; chest bed w/mattress $100; rattan etegre w/glass shelves $200. Also lamps, tables & more. 261 -8492, 155 Haniakua Dr. In rear 011 canal.

WHOLESALE mdse. factory to you, housewares, tools. Xmas gilts, etc. 672- 4094 Angel. Leave message

WHIRLPOOL freezer, frost free, new, $350; Whirlpool 6.000 BTU 'a/c, new $175; sandbox 554 w/cover $35; jalousie windows 6 ea. $85; aluminum screen dr. $25; chain link fence 48" ht. 50' roll $45. 422-2856

DOOR - sliding glass door, 8' wide w/screen $125/ offer. 395-6638

JENNY Linn style crib maple excl. cond. $80. Call 235-0438

CASH REWARD boles all forms of

GOLD & SILVER GUARANTEED

HIGHEST PRICES PH. 9234948

TWO 5 spa men's bike, save gas whle keeping in shape. $75 ea. 422-5939

APPROXIMATELY 120 yds. of carpet; 5 sheets of paneling; 3 hanging lamps; 2 collapsible strollers; 2 baby car seats; 2 tricycles - priced to sell fast. Call 247- 553B

HOUSEHOLD sale: 10/3, 4 & 8, 9-8 p.m. - portable washer, dryer, sofa bed, queen bed, twin bed, dressers, dinette, much more. 623-3327 Mililanl area.

WATER BED w/air liner, heater & pedestal $280; encyclopedia Britannia' unused $415: Annuals of America $75; Sansul AU- 717, amplifier $360; TU-717 AM/FM stereo MO. 373- 8271

LOE. steamer trunk, antique chairs, brass lamps, end tables, misc. 282-0280

TRUNDLE bed corner unit combo $149; rattan club chairs $29 ea.; full size hideabed $219; wood drop teal dining rm. table $89; fl drawer dresser $49; nightstand $15; washer & dryer like new $299; 5 drawer koa chest $59; 3 '1

drawer chest $20; desk $29; lanai cholla $15 & $19; rattan dining got $99, twin beds $20; double $59: tamps 8 mirrors & much, much more. 36 Oneawa St, next to Invader Were. 261- 2852

BUNK BEDS 475

235-3807

REBUILT air conditioners for sale, warranty, service & repairs on all makes 8 Models. Trade Ma welcome. Cash for unwanted air conditioners. 487-7479.

MUSIC for your party. Trio plays mellow Hawaiian and Hapa- heole. Reasonable.

Phone 261-3579.

SEARS grey tweed couch & matching swivel rocker $300/best offer; Craftsman radio arm saw $200/best offer: Rockwell radial drill press $100/best offer 623- 1129

BICYCLE, new 28" women's 3 speed $90.

Ph. 262 -8786

MOVING: 5 pc. rattan set, antique white $525; dining rm. set, antique white, country french, 8 chairs 6 hutch $860; king size bed; many misc. Items. 254-5446

' RARE Mokihana Berry from Kauai - Gold Plated on Maui, with 125 gold-

filled chain $23, postage included. Buy 2

at $16 each. Send to: CFE P.O. Box 1086-C Puunene, Hawaii 96784

POLYNESIAN show. Thrill your guests at your next party by presenting the Beautiful Puakea dancers. Ph 261-3579

COIT COIT COIT

World's Largest Drapery &

Carpet Cleaner

Gaaranteed quality cleaning

* New installation

FREE ESTIMATE

841-6366

127 APPLIANCES

MAYTAG washer & Kenmore dryer $250 for both. 281-1308

WHIRLPOOL dishwasher, white w/eutcher block top, 4 cycles $175. 824-9522

127 amulets

PENNEY's year old washer, excl. cond. $201.

235-3518

WASHER & dryer, Sears Kenmore, heavy duty washer; G.E. auto. dryer $175 both. 422-6028

ALL MAJOR Rebuilt Appliances

ow') in/ GLIIIIIIMI llif bON1110

FROM $89 vitt OEUSta Frail 11111114Ct

Mare literati° APPLIANCES rei 35 2 WO o Isom Car Mtn nn

Moine Open Mon Nu 130 614 6073

FRIGIDAIRE 10.4 cu It refrigerator & Hotpoint dryer, good cond. Must sell. Make offer. 235-8280

FROSTFREE G.E. wilco maker' $200. G.E. range $75. All Bronze color. 395-2282

40-gal. LPN gas water heater, $70. Ph. 281-4560 after 8 p.m. or wkend.

22 CU. Ft. G.E. reflect., Ice maker, best offer. 942-3444 eves.

PENNEY'S washer & dryer 3 yrs. old, good cond. $150 for both. 623-4910

190 ANTIQUES

THE Silver Smith, call 259- 7 2 38 for Repair or Silverplating.

191 WINI WINI FREE BEE

FREE beautiful, playful, 8 wk. old kitten, 'grey striped, needs new home. 682-3889

FREE female Irish Setter, 5 yrs. old, housebroken, likes children, fenced yard required. 689-0742

FREE Black Labrador Puppy, 4 mos., male.

422-4789

FREE to approved home w/lenced yard, 3 yr. old AKC registered Buff male Cocker.282 -5236, 235-5065

FREE: Siamese kittens, white feet & fluffy. 259-5288 evenings.

FREE: 2 Aristocratic ranch kittens, 1 grey tabby, 1

black Calico, hunting background. 259-9087

FREE to a good, loving home: 2 dogs, Tri-colors, housebroken, very good with children. Ph. 671-3748 before noon.

FREE: Kitten, 8 weeks old, gray tiger.

Call 239-5424

FREE: Irish Setter & black Lab need IgyInG country home. Call 235-9871

USED CAMPER TOPS FOR SALE

FITS '72 thru '76 TOYOTA with 6' bed and all years of Courier or Mazda with 6' bed.

$250 each. See at Honolulu Ford Service Department.

Ask for Gary GIN or Robin Cook

531-0491

TiCSOOLESSICSMNIMMIPACIONIS

RADIATOR Sales & Service

FAST SERVICE BEST PRICES

Establlehral in 1932

GOLDEN TIRESHOP,UM

2008 REPUBLICAN ST. \

TOYOTA SERVICE SPECIAL

TUNE-UP OUR PRlc I'

4, VI $26.95 Includes: points, condenser, plugs

-and labor. .Adjust: dwell, timing and carburetor.

Good till 0( I. 7 Only

AILUA TOYOTA

131 WWI WIN FREE BEE

FREE: Female poi puppy. Cell 848-0358 days,

254-2130 eves.

FREEI Lovable, playful, adorable - Kittens - Only those with love In their hearts need apply! 281- 7440

2 FREE 11 wk. old kittens. Will pay for shots at my Vet. 423-2042 after 4 p.m.

FREE to good home, white female dog. 1 yr. old, good watchdog, medium size, great w/children. 422 -8915

FREE 2 cats black & white. Something loveable. Ph. 521-4341

FREE: Male puppy, mother Collie born Aug. 28, Call 254-4555

CUTE part Persian kittens 2 Calico, 1 b/w.

235-5246

ADORABLE kittens, free to good home, litter trained. 422-6998

FREE puppies, 6 weeks old, one set are Collie 6 Spitz, and the other set Is Dachshund mix. 823-5892

FREE: Calico female cat, comes with all accessories. Call 624-5624

FREE: Female & male puppies, Irish Setter/ Retriever, Call 455.4838

FREE: Pol Puppies females, 6 weeks old, 1072 Lotto St., Kallua

136 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

WANTED: Fenders for '71 Volkswagen Bug, '69,72. Call 237-8450 eves.

WANTED: Unserviceable RCA. Zenith & Motorola Quasar, Color TVs. 623- 2326

WILL Pay Cash for Gold 6 Silver.

Call 281-8318

WE BUY used furniture. We pay cash and pickup. Call 261-8492 or 261 -1408

CASH for Lawn Mowers & Outboard Motors.

Any Condition. PH. 259-5927

WANTED - I buy old guitars and banjos, mandolins, etc.

playable or not; older the better; will pay good price. Call Phil 247 -6105

October 1, lose Classified IV e 144 airatr" 1" MOW

BRAND-NEW guitar Glannini $175. Call 395-7879

1950 GIBSON ES175 $450 Ibanez L5 Guitar $450;

1890 guitar $300. 247 -6105

MARSHALL amp. 100 watt Lead-Combo, new, SS $500. Jim 845-8740

WURLITZER piano $800, good condition. Call 239-8758

148 BOAT SUPPLIES SERVICE

17' CRESTL INER 85 HP o/p excl. running cond., cabin, gas tank, CB. 51,600/offer. 259-5819

19' BOAT w/40hp Johnson motor & trailer good cond $500.689 -0796

BOAT trailer, like new, w/new Fulton Tongue Jack Reasonable, 282-4750

'73 85hp JOHNSON motor $475.

Call 247-3840

FOR dale or trade, 23 Bayliner fly-bridge, 2-130 Volvo, excl. cond. $9,000 WM. Call Ed after 7 p.m. 281-4146

28' CABIN cruiser mahogany hull, twin gas tank e;,.(40 6 60 gal.); pole holders, outriggers, CB, life preservers, Chrysler engine. $6,000/offer, 449- 2551

151 PET SUPPLIES I SERVICE

AKC American Stafford- shire Terrier, 5 months old, Blue Fawn/Male. $100/ offer. 247.3743

2 COCKATIELS, 1 gray, 1

cinnamon, (hand fed baby) cages avail, 538- 7111, 941-1662

FREE to approved home w/tenced yard, 3 yr. old AKC registered Buff male Cocker. 262-5236 or 235- 5065

FOR Sale, 1 male, 1 female miniature Dachshund toy terriers, mixed. 824-4252

YOUNG Muscovy duck& male & female.

239-8779

WHITE male Poodle, 7 weeks old, $75.

Call 422-0054

COCK-A-POOS, $75 ea., 6 weeks old Ph. 261-8058

AUTO PAINTING and

BODY WORKS A tea

We specialize in complete auto repainting

lot 5015 ice Includes. \I lane stooling Ill chips l scratchy.,

1'10,10111dt hand sanding id the clime t.r.

Lisicmg all chi onic & I a Il coal of wooer \caicI !II,CC full coals (Ii cn.Inlcl Icvlriurt 11111,

I il ough detailing ol ru A II for only exPert 11011.1'

$ 7 9 9 5 1;;.(.)S th. ir

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ROAD TEST & ESTIMATES.

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(VOLKSWAGEN - TOYOTA - DATSUN AND OTHERS/

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START AT MOST CASESI

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ONE DAY SERVICE.

6 MrehA/6,000 MOST CASESI

ass. CALL [262-6514] 40

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*2495 a vies

EXTEND YOUR

TRANSMISSION UTE

INSTALL A RAM

OIL COOLER

O&M WARRANTY CENTER

The Great Brake Offer From Midas.

Midasize your brake system and never buy brake shoes again!'

"WHO ELSE GUARANTEES BRAKES"

Disc Brakes Drum Brakes (Front oath.)

Repack front wheel bearings

Reaurlace raters Rsbulld callpers

Install new guaranteed pads*

Insts11 new grease seals

Add Mika Hold

(Front or Rear Mite) ' Repack Irnnl wheel

hearIngs fleaurlarm rtrium

gehulld wheel evlIndere Install new guaranteed IlnInge'

Install new groale Reale

Add brake (111)11

19600 BRAK., M8°° 'fart MOST AMnRICAN PRO FOAM CARE.

Salmi NIAet HMOS s AHD (315C saves PADS ARE WARRANTED roe AS Ito. AS 1,111 OWN YOUR A attleems. roll) ION CAR VAN OR OHMS MUCK prante 70501651 11 Dore I vF4 WIAR (ARNOW armed "'Ake slices 01 PADS WAS a 1NS1A1,10 VOIMOVI CI4AROF FOR 114 stools OR mos oon

SAMOM MIOSAll /MO OSOCKS 01P PADS ADDIDONAL PARTS Aun,cla IAA,* ON QUIPS 10 PISTOIF TM4 %SUMS 10 OPIRAtION CONCRIVIN vex,vree

FREE SNARE INSPECTION A ESIIMATE

HONOLULU 1)3s of *MIA AI 536 1818

HONOLULU ton autivoine 01 - 841 -'7381

WAIPANU Or VS FEW/CO IONE 877 0157

KAILUA 114 ausstue M 282 8544

AIEA 0,104 ESAISINSIGI II 4871)477

WAHIAWA s it WINDOM(Me Sart 922.369)

IT PAYSTO IVIIDASIZE

Classified V October 1, iinfo 151 PET Nona

SETN106

AKC Champion Schnauzer. Show quality. ma Ph. 833-9407

156 AUTO PASTS 5 SERVICE

WHITE fiberglass topper for Ranchero $90 /otter, Ph. 624-4826

HARD battery $69.95, nths old $40. Call 373-

TED: Fenders for '71 swagen Bug, 69-72.

I 237-8450 eves.

DTOP portable - fits lassie Model. Datsun rlady $150. Excellent

wandition call 235-0450 ;. after 5 p.m.

INDWARD VW Clinic. obile V.W. Repair Shop.

247 -2525. Repairs done ft your home by app's.. Wand Wide.

1 188 PICKUPS. TRUCKS

LITTLE Pickup owners *atom upholstery in stock Specials also new factory

seat covers. 235-8384

19 CHEVY Blazer, air, 4ssetle $9200 onbest offer. 5:0207 days only

t k67 POWER Wagon 4 x 4, ton, crew cab, twin range ens., 6 cyl. sound nditlon. 1st $1,900 cash es. Call David at 235 -

1881 days, 941 -7198 eves.

'$7 -TOYOTA longbed P.U. 500 /offer. 955-2955 alter

19 ' FORD 250 Pickup, I ngbed, good cond., 41500. Call 247-5095

11.8 CHEVY 3/4 ton truck, rlabullt engine/trans- raission/brake system, Davy duty pipe rack $1750 ar offer. Call 487-1658 s -

Ia.. DATSUN Pickup +

limper shell. Mainland car. good cond. $2300. 281 - E041

CLASSIC '87 Jeep pickup, ' 44, 17,000 mi., a real buy VW/best offer. 595-11019.

DATSUN King Cab, ' dxcl. cond., pipe rack,

$4,950 or otter. 373-0495

475 Chu 'Is Ion $2288 *OW pmer steering. lit Wilde box.

1509

70 GMC ton .. treptIde. I cyl . 3.1p9 Isot OM

MI Ford Hanger XIS 53488 11 Not PM. power flooring. Ile.

4500.2111

74landcruiser $2288 45110. 4n4. 4 spd. 17155121

:74 Jeep 444 S2480 4105onnes 1210371

15 Chas Silverade 55288 r. Ion. 414, loaded. Ind. 02.11A73114)

:17 Dodge Ion 414 85188 Coded Ind. stn (535 2811

CAR CITY Ph. 833.3017

AMAAA SUPER DEALS AAAAAA

LOTS OF PICKUPS WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF

1/2 TONS, 3/4 TONS !laid 4141-4 rel.. 500. 6151

110 en but a few chood Rom

80 MAMA PICKUP

4114.01 venion-5 . spd oppearance

%Wow eliding dm winders. epec10 * Wes lira block on Idea 563 0751.

2505 70 C11(17 PICKUP

theeenno WM camper deg. ado.. poem 311,1inp. 1111 wheel. 2 gsa Unlit Help. bad. deo mirrors. IP, nor 02071111

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MVO 4 44 rorh only 127o rniNgIn dridieculale condign 11348751 14475

n RANCHERO PICKUP Immaculate. Mitt wide Illes rims Sharp' 5514 funi 11675

There. loo mere el

WHOLESALE MOTORS T. 630 1222 2501 IC 01416110y.

LOTS OF

404 PICKUPS :;:WE 11110 A Kt 50213105 OF

r. V7 TONS. 1/4 Tow POPS kit but alas Id NNW

711LUV PICKUP 4X4 Imo

670011.. A M/F/4 lease/est MM tins A rim (265A7111 VATS

70 5001411 SPAT MAY 464 1;11., new, will icly 2510 POW. 4

il. roll bar. SMrpl

, '10 CITE V7 PICKUP 464 ("Its 11,11 sub, mem Owing. ridd. healer. IPX2301 05175

'77 11E00/110 11610 3 414 Weariest, with every convelYiLle 'Weems Inisdnabla Incled1401r.

riscirldit 1n0110 975

'II tianaC MAU? 414 $1411116 4 IGO . power stewing, AM/ t4 <18/01110 wide Mee 111111.

Val? it 14070. 71 TIM FICKIIP 414

4 rim, power rod, 11,11, Fdrol NSW) 040Th

WI HAVE A 101 Of 4760 fe

:11131"Ate MOTORS

.171 MO UNICYCLE SALES a MAI/ICE

'75 HONDA CB 125, good cond., 85 MPG, $425

623-2520

'76 400cc HONDA Hawk, 8,p00, good cond., helmets & cover $900. 824- 37)13

'hi SUZUKI 07750, real stump pulling water bunalo, new* work. Pint gdod offer 914$ the honor. Ph. 281-3111, eves, 14

weekends

7- 11 YAMAHA 1100 XS Special, black. 4,000 miles 05011 465-3435 (p.m.)

NOW AVAILABLE

Motorcycle Leasing

We Isaee all ra5145 4 MAO, rot mnlnrryclas

1-131111 Con elInn In; military perrosnel

Windily /layman, In lit your hullo

LEISURE SIXES, 81$ P1I5el 54.. I Iva

er4-64410

171 MOTORCYCLE SALES AMC CHEVROLET 8 SERVICE

HONDA motorbike, - '73 GREMLIN-X, 8 cyl., air, '7$ NOVA 2 dr., excl, cond., $1,595. 521- 11ke new $195. auto., FM radio, elec. new paint,

Ph. 805-9222. ignition, $950. 282-7582 5447

'80 HONDA CX-500, custom, 8,000 mi., excl. cond., black, shaft-drive, liquid-cooled. quality accessories + tools. $1,075. Call 524-7978 for appt.

'75 HONDA CB360T,8-spd. high mpg, faring, rack, engine guards, low miles. California bike, perfect condition, with helmets, first $850. 623-1102 eves.

'80 HONDA Hawk only 150 miles. Call

373-2316 after 4 p.m

174 RENT-A-CAR

RELIABLE Used Cars, $7 per day, t wk. minimum. Special monthly rates, collision waiver extra. Auto Mart Car Rental, 98-7068 Kam Hwy., Aiea. Ph. 487- 9991.

175 VANS, CAMPERS & JEEPS

'77 VW bus, $3,850 or best otter, good cond. 737-5274, call evenings

'77 CJ5, 6-cyl., headers, 8- track, $4,650. 538-1902. 247-0093 Noel.

178 AUTOS FOR SALE

AMC '70 RAMBLER, 6 CO., Stn. Wgn., new tires & battery $500. 261-3868

'74 AMBASSADUH all power, asking $600.

257-2519

'74 HORNET Sportabout, p/s, power brakes, auto. transmission, good condition. Ph. 257-3534 ask for Dawn.

BMW

EXCELLENT BMW'S 71 TIN 208.

4 spd.. dr cond Alsid AI , tool, 1rorneo. cord 14206771 19370

(13(1121 2 MI 4 spd., AM/LM laps skim power slew./wIndaws. elloy wheels. leather In0dor. 100101.1213012801 115.015

'lit MAW 080 0 116,

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P1005 51 1541 AM/FM

6. emetic air condition.

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ONTOW RNS a hey.

CHEVROLET '73 CHEVELLE wagon,

V-8, auto., $450.. 247-2058'

'76 CHEVROLET Vega, 1

owner, 26M, Sliver, a/c, p/s, hatchback,' mainland car. Ph. 262-5090

'56 CHEVY, 2 dr. pest, 2 tone original, 2 motors $2000/offer. 942-9738

'80 CAMARO Berlinetta, 4 spd., 305 cu. in., black' on black, 7-top, a /c, AM/FM cassette, rustproofed, alloy rims, loaded $0800. 595- 3722.

'73 MALIBU 2 dr radio, heater, air. V-8, good engine, $400. 261-1228

'57 CORVETTE H/T, EXCL. COND., INTERESTED BUYERS ONLY. 254-4924

'70 CHEVELLE convertible, new paint, tune -up $1,000/ offer. 262-8090

'73 CAMARO, good condition, air, automatic $1600. Call alter 3 p.m. 235- 0329

'64 NOVA SS custom paint/interior. (unreal) $2,800/of ter. 732.2311 John

'88 NOVA. 4 dr., 6 cyl,, White, auto., runs good. best offer. 488-2607, 949- 1595 Sandi

'70 CAMARO black on black, new paint, 350 Turbo, fast $1100/offer. 262-4965

'69' CAMARO, black on black, new paint L82 hood spoiler, 350 Turbo, mans, etc: $2000/offer. 262-4965

'79 CORVETTE-Loaded, auto., $13,000. Phone 595-4776 or 524-5104.

DATSUN '79 280ZX, Black,

grand luxury pkg. $11,500 254-2200

NEW CARS at OLD PRICES. ,-,,,,,,,i. Arg.,,..... ,_---...r.

- ---- --or-- . ------ , t 'y

-.mow,- ULF HARDTOP .:..--..e--,:. GI. WAGON

Automatic trans.. Automatic trails.

in VW GL 1111. 4 SEDAN '5 957 *6103 Automatic trans.

,%135

°5868 . GOOD THRI 10/18/80

OR ANY ACCEPTABLE OFFER! "COME OVER TO OUR SIDE

WE MAKE IT WORTH THE TRIP"

WINDWARD SUBARU Factory Authorized Sales & Service

737 Kailua 811.. Ka Rua 262-6902/262-6576

The Working Man's Place to Buy a Car...

where 0'10es are down to earth and Mititary.Financing is Our Specialty! There is also an 18,000 mile- 18/Mon th Service Policy available on every car on-o07

We also handle a large fleet of RENT-A-CARS

and Specialize in Leasing!

Come on in and See Mil

75 MONZA

'2195 '73 FIREBiRD 111111 2 dr VA auto , spline/bides radio. Add. ague comore we rostrum, borlysdle mod

ip sped 01111 4 edits weersell Inee 842561

$2195

75 COROLLA

'1495

'77 GRANADA 00 5 00 .4. paws,

storing/badge cern4 pew, orrneerni 1 gong 6445rear 50101.14 11/171:teme00/ ,/,10.1111 Mel

$3595

'75 DART Custom 4 dr cyl power doming/kalifs ad1a air cond, vinyl rod Lodysig, moldings whde Inn. Ifia50651

$2095

'76 LeMANS

"1995

'76 VW BUG 4 ce 4 go0 rm. 011141 01.1 Soksik wefts goon selwele 0E5011

$3095

72 OATSUN

51995

78 DATSUN

510

53495

'76 COROLLA two. Sidon Wagon 4c01 4 mil ladle bucket slaw tool red botlysidil mo10110) sped wheels white 1140.111 1,111 15143251

$2295

73 CUTLASS

'2195

'76 NOVA 4 de 6 le mos pea, dedin5 ttal,11. 1141, 0001ei4a mol4,np, wsos *40.011 Wet 13011111

$2195

'79 MOB

cyl 4 spd, A14,f M radio. ImcSel sees console !NO 144. todssido Nun i wheels 11711/41

$5395

76 MARE

'2495

'68 TRIUMPH

1995

'70 MUSTANG

'1595

Prices good October 1, 2. 3, 4 1 5, 11180

ALL. CARS SOLD AS ill Plus tax & Lic

3033 N. NIPAITZ PH: 836-0626

DATSUN 70 DATSUN 510,

$500. Ph. 269-7059

'78 DATSUN 2802, 4 sod.. AM/FM, air, excl._ cond. $5200. Call 946-8229

'71 DATSUN 510 wagon, 4 dr.. 88,800 ml., good cond. $900. 247-2379

75 DATSUN 280Z, blue, good shape. Call after p.m. 487-6508 ,

BANK REPOSSESSION II 810 STATION WAGON. out,, .1, cond. AM/FM stereo died clock, pita lots more e.stut las 11 meld Orldrig a 0e/surd (35128691 saut cash or Irodt 11 pyml lax 6 ill

si7silt'ds 'V419000218' Sdelel Nepnaaeaaloll

WHOLESALE MOTORS Pin 6311222 ?WS N. WW1: Hwy.

DATSUN '80 DATSUN 510, auto., pia. warranty, rustprooted, AM/FM showroom cond. MOO. Ph. 455-3390

DODGE '87 DODGE Dart, 6 cyl.. beet otter.

Call 235-0988

'65 CORONET no rust, good tires & battery. Needs work. $175. 624-2565

'73 CHARGER 318 auto. trans., runs good, beat offer. 624-4929, Larry

'69 DART low ml real nice $830/offer.

455-3522

PUBLIC NOTICE HANK IIEFUSSESSIUNS-OWNER TRANSFER

NO CASH needed with approved credit Ask about IU Innnlh or 10,000 milo warranty

'79 CIIEVET TE $3981.60 2 dr. clean. 4 001 redo. healer.

10011211

78 0000E 404... $403/.13 twig . gems doeclop. III condon. AM/FLA atereo. wide tiro 5 dins. 55116! 11201151

78 CAMMIO $3478.18 4414, power sleorIng. ragio.11005, excelled cond. 18E16611

'72 MONTE CA11E0.5991.61 2 M hdlp.. clean car with claeslc lines 14431181

'19 leHAtION 84511.15 Rd all die power & convenience 501(51, to Indio ridging a pleasure! 15440121

78 COHOLLA $2891.80 Um. Ads . ado AM/EM Weller* heeler. 15538531

'10 CHEVY VAN $4058t13 Auto.. power steering all condillat 111110nel. 20ap1e14's hIghhickcials all carpet Inlaid. chrome 101000 rims. etc. (P207181

'71 PINTO $478,80 Iles 4 spd.. stadia hular. 1T110SW/1111. spedei 18C75731

ALL CARS STORED AT

WHOLESALE MOTORS Mir Atrportmam Trade in Accealla

Ph 035 1222 ALSO OPEN SUNDAY tee/1:74% WY.

ONE PRICE SALE

$3495 1979 Colt 4 dr., 4 cyl.,

Auto., Radio 15 to choose from

K15437 K15461 K15477 615449 K15462 K15490 K15455 K15466 K15491 K154S6 K15468 K15495 K15460 K15476 K15497

Prices good Oct. 1 to 5 Aiea Store Only

CUTTER FORD 98-105 KAM HWY., AMA e PH 481 3811

All Cars sold as is. 1.1111 Ida & tic. BARK Of HAWAII, FIRST HAWAIIAN SANK FINANCING

Military Financing eon Specialty

FIAT '74 FIAT TC Special, 4 dr. sedan, good cond. $960. Call 395-8338

'78 FIAT 124, Spider, AM/FM, good mpg, 47,000 mi. $3,400. 257-3351, 946- 8524

FORD 74 TORINO, air, auto., 54,000 ml., excl. cond., $950. Ph. 623-7613

FORD '70 MUSTANG, 0 cyl.,

auto., belt offer. Call 235 -2206

'77 PINTO, 3dr. Hatchback, sunroof, new tires, radio, heater, excl. cond. $2,100. 282-8828

'69 MUSTANG Grande 351, V8, auto., vinyl top, stereo, maga, gdod cond. $25001 best offer. 487-1000

SUPER SAVINGS '76 CHEVY CIIEVETTE 'Or. AM 4 set t69101

$2295 '78 PLYMOUTH

HORIZON 4 ar.11/0. auto

special 08581

$3295

'74 TOYPTA CoPV

4 OA) rCIAI .

'4595

'74 VW BEETLE

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'77 DAWN 4 ;CNN. l68211

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WINDWARD TOYOTA

'72 VO4,1'10

995

'75 DODGE COLT S/W

4 dr., auto .188431

$1895

10 TOYOTA TERCEL

2 dr. add. 4 spd.

$3695 16 If I'S I I loser Or I. 5 110o) '3,11 NollI

Cur sir', of Komi & FlAerrhe Hlulvs PH. 235-0068 *OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

rimmimumwECOUPONommummioN I MOVED TO LARGER 14 MORE MODERN FACILITIES

'YIN I

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I SALE ENDS OCT. 31 I iCOLLISION REPAIRS -- LOANER AVAILABLE

30% OFF

ON PAINTING WITH COMPLETE BODY JOB

[7Mufii; PAINTING

NEW ADDRESS: 2312 KAM HWY. I Next to Toyota City - Across from tiospro

Ph. 841-8081

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'73 450 SE, Clean Mer- cedes, 4 dr., with air, elec. windows, AM/FM stereo, financing Is available with low monthly payments. $13,500. (MU-1438) Call Davies Euromotors, 704 Ala Moana Blvd. 531-5971

'79 2406 Mercedes-Benz quality productions in a

car everyone can afford. The economy of diesel. The tun of a sports shift In a roomy 4 dr. sdn. This car has air cond., and AM/FM stereo and Is still In factory warranty. (9F7224) dlr. 704 Ala Moana Blvd. 531.5971

'68 MOB, good cond, $1,700.

281-5846

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'74 CUTLASS Supreme. Good shape, excl. running, AM/FM stereo with e 40 watt booster, must 'Sell, $1.000 or offer. Call 235- 2471

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at WINDWARD TOYOTA 235. 0088,235 -3588

'78 COROLLA, 4 dr., auto., 39,000 ml., $2,250. Cali 254- 4845

'75 COROLLA, 4 spd., 28 mpg. $2150/cafer. Bus. 884- 5288, home 668-2627

'70 CORONA, bright Metallic blue, runs good, maga, $500. 254-1980

TOYOTA '67 CORONA 4 qt., auto. trans.. engine recently overhauled._ $750/otter--- 422-8649, 471-0442

TRIUMPH '71 TRIUMPH OT 8, clean. new Michelin radial tires, no rust, 4 spd. 52,800/offer. 281-8979 .

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'73 BEETLE runs good, clean 51500.

235-5874

'65 VW Squereback, new muffler & battery.

235-5213 .

'78 RABBIT. 4 dr., 4 spd., real good shape $3,950. 254-5104 Bill

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'78 VW Rabbit, 4 dr., sunroof. cassette, low mi., good. cond., $3,000. 254- 1880

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1758 CC, best offer. 949-8573

'89 VW Dug, ono, excl. running cond.. new mine work, new tlrea, sunroof $1800 /otter. 259 -5367

'72 VW bus, 69,000 ml., new engine, good cond. $2,900 235-4737

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'78 COROLLA 4dr., 4 cyl., radlanew paint Choice ol 1 $9695 (1149952) .

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'77 CHEVY MAURO CLASSIC. 4 dr., aula. power steering, sliad 1684n091) . '2195,

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'76 CORDOBA air, power steering:

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'75 MALIBU 4 dr. Idly., air. new 0151, special of the week! 12E2631 $1895

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'74 RANCHERO PICKUP. mats. with wide track Ilres, air., solo., power steering. Immaculate! $ 9nnc, (521.187). 6-00U*

'78 HONDA ACCORD. 5 tea, stem. sharp! Chico of 4 (/0504) $4995

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Page B-10, October 1, 1980

Chaplain the South-sea island, he kept busy.

"In Guam we dealt with people in quite a variety of situations. Not only were all of the services represented, but also a number of different fields, from submarines to barracks Marines. Each of these jobs had its own unique stresses and in our counseling sessions we tried to help men and women cope with problems and the loneliness sometimes felt in such duties," remembers Ridick.

AFTER THE 16-

month tour ("Unac- companied," he quips)

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the priest was slated for transfer to Parris Island, S.C., but a Navy-wide shortage of Catholic chaplains required a reshuffling of orders and he was assigned to the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes, Ill. For nearly two years he served as the only Catholic priest working with recruits going through "boot camp" at the center.

"It was challenging, to say the least," he recalls. "During peak summer months there would be between eight and ten thousand recruits aboard, of which usually one

quarter were Catholic.

"WHEN THE guys would enter the world of the military, sometimes the only thing they would find recog- nizable from their civilian lives would be a priest or minister. Most of the individual ministering I did went beyond denomination and was basically en- couraging guys and helping them adjust to the new experience. With a 30 percent change in recruits every week, you were always dealing with different groups at matte, but because of their situation, those

who came each week were always receptive."

March of 1980 found Ridick assigned to MCAS Iwakuni, Japan for duty as Marine Aircraft Group chaplain. Four months later the 31st Marine Am- phibious Unit prepared for deployment to the Indian Ocean and the chaplain, along with

's assistant, Cpl Mark J nes, 21, of Baden, P ., joined them.

he good-natured Ridick has earned a reputation among Marines and sailors alike as "the chaplain you always see" in berthing, on the mess deck, jogging with

troops on the flight deck, visiting those in the brig and dispen- sary, and "being there" when needed. He calls it a "ministry of presence."

"BEING A chaplain is unlike other service fields, even medicine," explains Ridick. "For someone to bring their very intimate problem to you, you've got to be a familiar face.

"I've always enjoyed my service with the Marines in that I'm always allowed access to the troops," he continues. The priest takes advantage of the access and also partici-

pates in special service activities alongside Marines and sailors.

His day -to -day responsibilities include saying daily mass and conducting confession, bible studies and rap sessions. lie also handles messages from the American Red Cross concerning individual's family affairs, coordinates the activities of Catholic laymen leading MUSH on ships without priests and counsels young men thinking about marriage. An- other activity he has participated in, ex- emplifying the ecumen- ical character of his

staff position, is securing the elements needed for celebration of upcoming Jewish holy days by Jewish Marines and sailors.

"ATTENDING mass at lunchtime every day has been what's kept me going during this deployment," comments LCp1 Mark Hammer, 21, of Bozeman, Mont., a Marine from Battalion Landing Team 2/3, the 31st Marine Amphibi- ous Unit's ground combat component. "For me, the Mass serves as a break in hectic days when I have some time to atop

and sort -out my thoughts. Father Ridick has been a real boost to morale out here. He comes across like a teacher, straight- forward and logical, someone you can really learn from. lie's very approachable, the kind of guy who would sit and listen to your problems even after taps. I know, because he's done it for me."

In his easy-going New England accent, Ridick explains that he thinks most people are "trying to make something of their lives. They're looking for things like purpose,

cont. from A-8

pride and happiness.

"I'M HOPING to help these guys inte- grate into their lives a spiritual dimension that goes beyond here and now so that even under the gloomiest conditions there can be a spark of hope on the horizon."

For many Marines and sailors with the Indian Ocean-deployed 31st Marine Amphibi- ous Unit, the spark of hope on the horizon might be the Rev. George Ridick being lowered by harness from a helicopter to celebrate mass on their ship.

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