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Vol. 18, No. 8 l'ublished at MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Also serving i M HI, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii. March 2 1989

1ST MEB wins Pacific Division Matches CAMP 11.M. SMITII

1989 Puri fir Division Matches ended Feb. 16 with Headquarters and Service Company, 1ST Marine Expe din binary Brigade, capturing the overall train title.

The 1ST MEB lean took the match with an overall score of 1.112.46 points.

About 118 of the island's best riflemen joined II&S Co. in the matches, which were

held al the camp Smith Training Fa ei litv. Puuloa Rifle range st :Irm; Jan. :311.

The Matches, hosted by the Camp Commander, Camp Smith, were one of four division matches held annually am part of I he Competition-in- Arms Program.

The main objective of the program is to enhance the combat marksmanship profi- cimicy of the Marine Corps. This is accomplished at each

Up for air LCpI. Kip Lawson of Co. A, 3rd Recon, performs the bobbing exercise during a Pre-SCUBA Counr,o whIch wit!, held here Feb 6-10. See story. page

New FMF Pac Sergeant Major posted

FMFPac Commanding General LtGen. E J Godfrey presents "The Sergeant Major's Sword" to the new Sergeant Major of FMF

Pac. SgtMaj Arthur W. Nottingham Friday, marking the retirement of former FMFPa, Sergeant Major SglMej Louis Pichler

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H&S Co., 1ST MEB, takes team title

division match with an inten- sified three-week training period.

In addition to the success of the II&S Co. team taking the 1989 Pacific Rifle Match, Marine Barracks Rifle Teum- A took the 117 match with

is score of 845 points. Shooters followed the stan-

dard rifle course used in division matches by firing from the 200 -;300 -and 500-yard lines. The Marines competed not only for the medals and awards given, but also for the

opportunity to advance to the Marine Corps Marches at 'amp Lejeune, N.C., in April. Shooters once again saw

the Infantry Team Training Course in the match. This time it was introduced as a replacement course to the pistol matches.

"It was determined prior to the match that it was unfeas- ible to fire the ;ham pistol," explained CWO4 Samuel E. triggers, officer-in-charge of

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Special operations 1/3 conducts evacuation exercise By Sgt. W.M. Alexander

To answer unconventional threats to global U.S. security interests, the Defense Department in 1981 began placing prominent emphasis On special operations forces.

The Marine Corps has since evaluated its own capabilities and found it could perform a broad spectrutn of special operations in a maritime environment, without creating new organizations or dupli- cating the special forces of alu

Among these special operations capabilities are the Non- combatant Evacuation Opera- tion and the Tactical Recov- ery of Aircraft and Personnel missions.

In tune with the present thrust, 1st lin., :3rd Marines wove both these types of operations into a battalion- generated exercise Feb. 21- 2:1, which was tailor-made to put muscle in its SOC capabilities.

A NEO is an operation that involves protecting and evacuating non-combatants in a hostile or non-hostile environment. Units conduct- ing the evacs are prepared to provide riot control, a security force, a screening force, a rescue force, an evacuation control center, medical support, and transportation for evacuees.

"This operation, which took place here at Kaneohe Bay, gave our Marines the opportunity to see the sights and sounds of a real built-up area," said Capt. John Carretti, 1/3's assistant S-3 officer. "They had real roads to deal with, real people to deal with, and real traffic to deal with Battalions here have executed NEOs before, and many times they'd use Molokai or training areas near Schofield. But none of them had the real sights and noun& of a built-up area and the problems associated with it that you have here on the Air Station. We thought it was n good idea, providing we did it safely."

The battalion built a nee- nano which centered around n fictitious Third World country called"Kinhaba"' Instability within that roan

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LCpl. David Daniels of Co. C, 1/3, helps provide security of the "Klshabian Political Office Building" (3rd Marine Regiment)as civilians are evacuated from the U.S. Embassy (Building 215).

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CH-53s from HMH -453 drop Co. C,1/3 Marines onto Platt Field to set up security as part of the battalion's Non-combatant Evacuation Operation

try made it necessary to evacuate the American ambassador and all U.S embassy personnel, and extract them hi an aircraft carrier for final screening.

In this ease, Building 215 (the Station and Brigade Ileadquartern Building) rep- resented the U.S. embassy and the Army's Helemona Military Reservation, located about six miles north of Schofield Barracks, repre vented the aircraft carrier. "1155 blelemone as it Was dubbed, proved an appropri- ate title due to constant rainfall that greeted the battalion an the first day.

As expected, "the U.S. embassy" swarmed with activity the next day as CH. 46s from Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron -165 inserted Co. B to establish security, while Headquarters and Service Co. set up a provisional Evacuation Control Center to process evacuees.

Seventeen Marines from 1/ 3's Weapons Platoon and H&S Co. posed as the civilian evacuees, which included the ambassador.

Though no foreign hostili- ties surfaced, Marines did have to contend with an assault of words from an aggressive American press, simulated by Marines from the Joint Public Affairs Office.

Simultaneously, Co. C landed by helo to secure the grounds of the Kishabian Political Office building (Platt Field), as Co. A took up the role as battalion reserve.

After the evacuees were initially screened and guided through a thicket of press queries to waiting helicopters, the helo carrying the U.S. ambassador "crashed" near the Kahukua while enroute to the ship. A Tactical Recovery of Aircraft and Personnel mission had to be executed.

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A-2 HAWAII MARINE

Hawaii's Marine Aircraft Group turns 47

planes in such historic battles

Histori Cas Midway, Rouganville,New Herbides Islands and the

e recapture of the Philippines.

lineage at They have gone from the rustic, but effective propeller

Pacific and driven aircraft to the futuris- tic F/A -18 Hornet Strike Fighter, and mighty CH-531)

Asiatic Sea Stallion helicopter. The ground crews that serve them have progressed from back-

Sery i ce yard mechanics to highly- trained specialists, while re- taining the basic Marine con-

With a 47 year history of cent of riflemen first and WeatPac service that traces mechanic second. back to a now disbanded Air They are tested, and train on Station at Ewa on Oahu, it regular basis, to meet de- Hawaii's own Marine Air- mends in any place they may craft Group-24 will mark its lie deployed. In the past year anniversary of service March they have operated every-

where from the cold of the Activated in 1942, the Republic of Korea to the

Group consiated of two fighter scorching Mojave Desert at squadrons and two scout. Marine Corps Air/ Ground bomber squadrons. Of the Combat Center Twentynine original squadrons, only Palms, Calif. Pilots and VMFA-232 still remains a ground crews alike have part of MAG-24, a unit that trained not only in the crucial saw action everywhere from role of providing air support Gualdalcanal to New Zealand for the 1st Marine Expedition- during WW II. They flew their ary Brigade, but also in the

skills it takes to pick up a rifle and close with the enemy.

All of this relates to their past.

Immediately after their 1942 conception, the MAG was deployed to an island called Efate, in the New He- brides Island chain establishing a forward airstrip. The American forces in the Pacific were on the move,and MAG- 24 helped lead the way with close air support, bombing and reconnaissance. Their initial combat tour proved short, however, as they were sent back to Santa Anna, Calif., to reorganize and regroup.

They returned to the Pacific Theater six months later, and found their combat squadrons slugging it out over the skies of Midway, Johnston and Palmyra Islands in early 1943. By January of 1944, elements of the MAG had participated in action at Ba- niki in the Russel Chain and Bouganville. Construction crews of MAG-24 were responsible for moving forward and

Past

Capt. A.B. Graham adjusts his mask prior to flight

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establishing an airstrip at New Piva.

It was there that the "win- gers" earned some salt and starch and established a reputation of valor protecting the airstrip against relentless attacks by the Japanese.

After New Piva was secured and turned over to the New Zealanders, elements of MAG-24 moved on to New Guinea for staging and preparations for the Allied liberation of the Phillippines. In January of 1945 the forward echelon of the group went ashore and under enemy fire, constructed and put an airfield into operation.

There, as part of the 5th Air Force, they flew missions throughout the Phillippines during the allied invasion. They joined MAG-32 and MAG-12 to form a unit called Marine Aircraft Group Zam- boanga in the Southern end of the Philippines Islands.

While the fighting drew to a close in August of that year, the Marines got a final shot at the Japanese by dropping propaganda leaflets on the beaten Japanese Imperial- ists.

Following the end of WW II, the MAG operated for two years in Guam and moved on to MCAS Cherry Point, N.C., where they spent 20 years. These were not inactive years, however, as they trained pilots and ground crews for service in Korea and Vietnam and served as a back-up force during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

In April, 1968, MAG-24 returned home to Hawaii, a new, reorganized and better equipped fighting force. In their time away they had acquired jet aircraft and added helicopter squadrons to their roles. Today, the warriors of MAG-

24 have the distinction of being theonly air element in the Marine Corps to stand up with a ground unit and form a standing Marine Air/ Ground Task Force.

March 2, I Diiii

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The well-dressed fighter pilot

Things have changed since the days when John Wayne hopped in the seat of an F-4U Corsair single- engine fighter and filmed the "Flying Leathernecks." Back then a pilot was pictured in a worn leather jacket with a white scarf and picture of his girl on the instrument panel.

Today a pilot is the master of a vehicle capable of flying twice as fast as sound and can travel almost higher than the eye can detect. In the cockpit of a "fast mover"- a pilot is subject to forces that, if he were unrestrained and unprotected, would throw him shout and leave him unconscious.

Every flying squadron has a section of Marines charged with preparing and maintaining the equipment that keeps a pilot in his seat and functioning.

"We're the cutting edge when an airplane doesn't work and the pilot makes the decision to get out," said SSgt. Timothy Smith, who works in the flight equipment section for Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-212. "Our gear has to he good. The life of a pilot depends on it."

Decked out from top to bottom,the gear a fighter dons

weighs an average of 50 pounds. From a tailor-made helmet to flame - resistant flight suit the gear is designed to be light, easily accessible and durable. In the cockpit of an F'/A-18 Hornet, a pilot can be subjected to forces seven times the force of gravity. That can make 10

pounds feel like over 70, and a steep climb can force all the blood in an aviators body to his feet.

There's a lot of technology to make sure the gear will do its job.

"There are three important considerations of flight gear," said Capt. H.S. Graham, a fighter pilot with VMFA-212, as he suited up for a flight in one of the squadron's new birds. "It, of course.has to be functional. It has to be durable. It has to be lightweight."

By functional, it means the gear has to work under the stress of super-sonic flight, and perform the mission it is designed for. A pilot's gear list begins with an Integrated Torso Harness that is similar to the "H" harness worn by a grunt. To it can he attached everything a pilot needs to survive for 24 hours after going down. The harness hooks to the seat, which contains the parachute in the case of ejection, and basically keeps the pilot in place in the plane.

Under the harness, pilots wear an Anti-G Suit, which helps counter the effects of the stress of flight. Similar to the chaps a cowboy weara,they wrap around the waist and fasten down the legs, just above the ankles. This plugs into the jet itself, and fills with air when the plane puts a pilot through diving We. This keeps blood from pooling in the lower extremities.

"Without this (the Anti-G Suit) you would black out when coming out of a dive," said Capt. Graham. "All of the blood would be forced out of your brain."

Toping it all of is a helmet that is fitted to the particular pilot's head. It is constructed to absorb the force of ejections, while being light enough to remain comfortable for prolonged periods. To it attaches the oxygen mask and communication devices.

"If a helmet was heavy aid awkward.it would force your head around when y u pull G's," said Capt. Graham. "It has been imp ved since I began flying 11 years ago. The helmet weighs less and offers better vision that it did, and they are measured and fit to the individual's head."

As important as the big items are, every little item attached to or put in the pockets of the vest become crucial to a pilot if he should go down. There are flares, a water bottle, hand-held radio and everything else a

pilot may need to stay alive and signal for help. "When you have a couple dozen pilots and only two

Marines keeping their gear in order,we stay pretty busy," said SSgt. Smith. "Although we never fly, a little hit of us goes up every time a pilot leaves the runway."

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Recon Marines gear up for SCUBA Story and photo. Sy Sgt. W.M. Alexander

Nearly 40 Marines and sailors from Co. A, 3rd Reconnais- sance Battalion, completed Feb. 10 what seemed to some the supreme test of their aquatic skills and mental bearing.

It was the first of two rig- orous pre-SCUBA training courses the company conducts each year. The course is designed to test the mettle of prospective divers before they encounter the real thing at the U.S. Navy SCUBA School at Pearl Harbor.

While adventurous fun. chasers associate SCUBA diving with optimum Ha-

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walnut leisure, it Was anything but fun for the men who dared to attempt the gut- wrenching feats of this week- long course.

Their days began at 6 a.m. with 1,500-yard swims in the bay, which, by the end of the week, crept to 2,000 yards. After nearly two hours of swimming in zero-visibility water, it was time for mental gymnastics with subjects like

dive tables, dive physics, physiology and medicine, and SCUBA theory.

Cpl. Plere Burck, a Co. A, 3rd Flacon fire team leader, comes up for a breath during the bobbing exercise.

Their afternoons were spent at the station swimming pool, where they brought to life the subjects they picked up in the classroom. Two of the more demanding exercises the men performed were crossovers and bobbing.

During crossovers, the men had to find their way hack and forth across the width of the 12-foot-deep pool carrying weighty Twin 80 Oxygen Tanks on their backs. The twin 80 bottles, as they are called, were not used for oxygen, however. Snorkels were to suffice.

But because it was manda- tory that divers swim under- water when the command "crossover" was given, and touching the sides of the pool was a carnal sin, the only thing taking these divers through the 45-minute ordeal was their ability to relax in the water:

The exercise became a liv- ing nightmare to those who had not' yet mastered this ability. Their sometimes des- perate attempts to regroup at the edge of the pool were met consistently by aggressive instructors determined to see them complete the exercise

NEO/from A-1

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LCpI. John James, of Co. B, 1/3, holds a civilian prisoner in custody as reporters attempt to question him. LCpI. Armando Mendoza of Weapons Company played the prisoner.

Marines from the Surveil- lance and Target Acquisition Platoon were flown to assess the situation. Part of A Co. then linked up with the downed pilots and evacuees to take them to an extract land- ing zone, which had been secured earlier by the rest of the company. Thus, the company was able to transport the evacuees back to ship without compromising their position in what may have been hostile territory.

successfully. "Somehow they get it in

their heads that they're in trouble and no amount of talking can convince them otherwise," said commanding officer Capt. Kent Bradford. "They're really not in trouble, but they think they are. So this is why we're out here: to see which ones are comfortable in the water."

That was u ditto for I stSgt. Dennis Delay, the company's first sergeant. The 40- year -old also went through the course. lie knew first-hand what these men struggled with and offered it steady flow of en- couragement. "Don't you give up on me!" he yelled to a Marine nearly overcome by the water, "Hang tough now! You can do it, buddy!"

But like his commanding officer, 1 stSgt. Delay looked beyond these immediate in- conveniences.

"There are no walls out in the ocean," he said. "Just you and your buddy. That's why things are done this way. You've got to get control of yourself, learn to relax and you're good to go."

Bobbing woo to be the most taxing of all the pool exercises.

With twin 80 bottles on their backs, divers had to push off the bottom of the pool, bob ,heir heads out of the water

"We learned an awful lot," said l,tCol. R.L. Stevens, 1/ 3 commanding officer. "This was the first time in my career that I've seen a battalion conduct a NE0 in a real built- up area. I would hope that other units try this and also that opportunities remain open for us to do this regularly, although we have no plans for that. We did have some things we thought we could improve on, hut overall I thought it went well."

Marines from Co. A, 3rd Recon, jump in the bay near the Air Station for a 1,500 meter swim.

to take one breath, and sink back to the bottom of the pool again. After this was done across the length of the pool, they bobbed off the floor of a small area in the deep end.

This time, divers had to descend to the bottom of the pool, take off a fin, push off

the floor to come up for one breath, descend again to take off the other fin, come up for a breath, and with one fin on each hand, bob for two more minutes.

When the divers' gruelling afternoon exercises were over, they finished their days in the

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3/3's STA Platoon: `not just trigger- pullers'

Story and photo by Cpl. William H. Foster Camp S.D. Butler

Editor's note: The following events took place during 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment's recent unit deployment.

CENTRAL TRAINING AREA;Okinawa-"We're a small unit; people really don't understand us. We're usually attached to a company, and act as the company commander's own reconnaissance unit. We're not just trigger- pullers."

These statements by Sgt. Kenneth B. Temple, chief scout for Surveillance and Target Acquisition Platoon, 3/3, describe a situation commonly faced by STA Marines.

"STA Bandits" are widely known, but little understood. Their reputation has always been larger than their numbers.

"We rate 21 people, with eight scout/sniper teams. Right now, with people on temporary duty and leave, we're down to 12," Sgt. Temple said.

But, Sgt. Temple added, small numbers don't neces- sarily mean a negative impact on their performance.

"We operate in two-man teams," he said. "One man is a scout who observes the target and spots the impact of the sniper's rounds. He also provides security for the team with his M-16."

Hefting a 12.75-pound sniper rifle, Sgt. Temple said, "The sniper carries this: the M40A1. It's accurate to a thousand yards, and is rated as one of the top three rifles in the world for this business."

He explained why scouts and snipers are so important to each other.

"You have to hold your eye not more than three inches away from the scope for it to shoot dead on."

Putting the 7.62mm rifle to the test, the target seems to leap through the crystal clear glass. But as the round fires, the view through the scope suddenly turns black. The shooter is unable to watch the impact of his round.

"The recoil changes the position of the shooter's eye in relation to the scope," Sgt. Temple said. "The scout can actually watch the smoke trail from the round, and watch it strike the target. He gives the sniper any necessary adjustments."

The scout-sniper team is also interchangeable.

"We train to do each other's jobs," LCpI. Running Crane, a STA Platoon scout-sniper, said. "I've been a scout for a year and a half now. I may not hold the billet, but I can do everything the snipers do. Scouts know the weapon. If the sniper is hurt, the mission still has priority. You know each other's dope, and can shoot as accurately as the other.

"But this is a lot more observation than sniping," he said. "We'll go out from a company or battalion we're assigned to, and act as a listening post, or scout ahead. Our job is to make sure the

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bought an appliance from a smiling salesman who enthu- siastically assures you his store stands behind its merchandise? You leave with your purchase, feeling satisfied and confident. Then something goes wrong. You return to the store, only to hear: "The manufacturer no longer makes that particular model. We can't help you."

Floyd's Typewriter Sales and Service doesn't operate that way. Sales and service manager Roy Lavallee is em- phatic. "We carry a complete line of accessories and parts for products sold, regardless

of whether the models are still currently in production, he states. "Too many retailers ignore a previously handled product after it has been dis- continued. That happens very frequently in this fast-moving electronic age."

In the typewriter business for 16 years, Floyd's features Brother and Smith Corona portable electronic typewri- ters and word-processors and is a factory-appointed warranty station for these products, no matter where they are purchased.

"Our emphasis is on providing quality service with a fast turn-around time, at reason-

able rates," Lavallee says. "And we offer the best warranty in the industry - 90 days."

With several convenient drop-off locations to handle typewriter repairs or routine general servicing, and a close personal relationship between store personnel and customers. Lavallee believes that Floyd's "is a company that knows its product, can prop- erly demonstrate all features and is willing to provide after- purchase training and service."

You can find Floyd's Type- writer Sales and Service located at 870 Kapahulu Avenue, or call them at 732-6619.

Enchanted Travel `Small Enough To Care' "A little traveling music,

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Windward residents can also travel in style, with or without musical accompani- ment. Enchanted Travel has been serving the community for 9 years, offering expert travel assistance in a congen- ial atmosphere. "We're big enough to do a good job," says owner and manager Helen Baverstock, "and small enough to care."

Baverstock and her friendly staff - assistant manager

Laura Gabriel and sales associate Mary O'Connor - are particularly knowledgeable about cruises. "We can arrange individual or group travel," Baverstock affirms.

We arrange free ticket delivery to your home or office, and there is never a commission or fee charged to the traveler."

World travelers themselves, Helen and her co-owner/hus- band George have many years of travel experience to offer their clients. They know the ins and outs of all aspects of the travel business, up close and personal. "I had been an

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Visit Enchanted Travel the next time you have travel plans to make. Whether you know where you're going and want information on airline or ship schedules, or just want to chat about which resort or country is hot and which not, they're your one-stop source for up-to-date information.

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"The bigger the better" rn. hold true in some cases, but not when it comes to chic apparel for the larger woman. Catalog shopping - long the only alternative for women unable to find clothing in their sizes in local retail stores - offers little in the way of stylish choices for fashion- conscious size His and up.

Plenty of Style, located in the Enchanted Lake Shen- ping Center in Kailua, V, -4

created to fill this void. "We want to offer the larger woman a stylish alternative to mail-order shopping," says owner Janine Henry. Henry, co-owner Arthur Baverstock and store manager Kathy Piimauna opened the shop six months ago.

"We carry larger-sized women's clothing in an affordable price range, Henry explai ,

from career dresses for toe businesswoman, to comfortable cottons for retirees and housewives, to elegant evening wear. If you are frustrat- ed with catalog shopping, see us for fashionable alterna- tives."

Plenty of Style also offers a variety of attractive accessories, including silk scarves, silk and ceramic jewelry from Hong Kong and mesh even. bags. Lingerie lovers will delight in the elegant array of undergarments and night- wear, and the active woman will find a wide selection of casual wear, swimsuits and cover-ups.

"There's so much 'same- ness' in large sizes," says Henry. "Especially in department stores, We want to fill a basic need for Oahu's tar - woman. They deserve style as much as their thinner friends."

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Spa Fitness Centers Remain Healthy With all the brouhaha in the

news recently about the closing of International Fitness, Ken E. Gibson, general manage of Spa Fitness Center in Pearl City, wants you to know his club is still very much in business,

"After 15 years, the Spa Fitness Centers are still going - and growing - strong, " Gibson reveals. "We have offered the people of Hawaii the very beet facilities for the money spent - more than any of our competitors."

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Portable Spas Are Popular

No, Blue Champagne is not the latest offering from the Gallo Brothers. It's a pool and spa business; a 20-year-old Hawaii firm that sells, in. stalls and services a complete line of portable alms.

The hydrotherapeutic benefits of spa use - using water in the treatment of certain diseases - have become in- creasingly recognized in Ha- waii over the past several years, and the folks at Blue Champagne Pool and Spa feel this is a trend likely to con tinue. "People are becoming more aware of the usefulness, versatility and affordability of spas," says office manager Mary L Hughes.

Educating the public about the benefits of spa ownership has been one of the goals of Blue Champagne, and the firm regularly participates in the Better Home Show.

"People are beginning t, realize what Ft traMble' seta l," explained . "It's a self -contained t. Basically all the (-bent needs is a flat, level surface to set it on and an electrical outlet of 110 volts. The nice thing about a portable is that if you don't like where it is situated, you can drain it out and move it wherever you like."

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The Thrill Of Candy Stores

Is there anything more en- joyable t h an taking a kid into a candy store and watching his eyes get big with wonder- ment at all he surveys? Those of us old enough to remember the old-fashioned candy stores of our youth ran recall the gleaming glass cases behind which rested an array of sweets to boggle the mind. It was almost more than a kid could take. Flow to decide among the goodies?

Unfortunately, the majority of those candy stores passed with the influx of modern supermarkets, w hose array of treats come already bagged, labeled and priced. But for those of us lucky enough to live on the Windward side, a quick trip down memory lane is just around the corner.

Tucked into Temple Valley Shopping Center is Goodie Korner, where a hint of the past remains. Offering a wide sportment of cracked seed, "2(cent" candy, candy Isle, cookies, chips, shave ice and other food items, the shop is a kid's paradise.

Owner Diane Leong loves her work. "I started the brad- nese five years ago becaueb 1

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the many health club/exercise chum options available on Oahu. As with any other product or service you are thinking of purchasing, you should look around, ask questions and determine if the facility is right for you.

Spa Fitness offers the finest in facilities and services for both men and women, including a hydra whirlpool and steam room, life cycles, a soothing sauna, private show. ere and ice plunge. Featuring $100,000 worth of modern exercise equipment the center has a regular schedule of 's aerobics" classes and

offers nutritional guidance to help you achieve a balanced regimen of exercise and proper diet. They even offer a senior citizen discount.

There's no good substitute for experience and reputation when it comes to selecting a health club. The corporate offices of Spa Fitness Center are located in the Rocky Mountain area, in Utah. Owners Bob Rice and Ken Melby have been in the business for over 30 years.

"Fitness has been around ftwever, but it got its biggest push during the '60e when President Kennedy had his Council of Physical Fitness in full swing," explains Gibson, "and they found out what rotten shape Americans were

in. Mr. Rice was a member of Rest assured you won't be that council and helped bring just another name or number adult physical fitness and at Spa Fitness. Ken Gibson awareness to the nation." and his staff take a personal

Some people may be reluc- interest in their clients. "We tent to joins health club. They always try to be sensitive to have various reasons; per- the wants and needs of our lisps they are self-conscious members," says Gibson. because they're not in the "We have had the ability to greatest shape. Well, that's adapt to the ever-changing what a health club is for: to times of fitness," he contin help people get in shape. ues, "and continue to look Maybe you're thinking to forward. (Spa Fitness' latest yourself, "I'm so uncoordinat- development is the concept of ed. I don't want to take an ','Apiod,,,eicveaeirolitfontarnionvienrg.o) aerobics class and get up there and embarrass myself.' Don't million dollars worth of equip- worry. The name of the game meat and a great staff, the spa is not competition, but self- is the best in the Islands." fulfillment. You will be en- There are Spa Fitness Ceti- couraged to work at your own tars in Kaneohe, Waipio, Niu pace, to begin a regimen that's Valley, Pearl City and Puna- right for you. ; hou ready to help you become

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All Pool & Spa, a Windward. with love and respect. Not based, family-owned busi- only for his employees, but for ness, opened its doors in 1970 his customers es well. as a pool-cleaning operation. Owner John King soon ex- "One thing that never panded the business to in- changes," emphasizes King, elude the sale of supplies and "is our commitment to provid-

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lected for the Marine Corps Rifle and Pistol Team. If selected, they will compete during the summer in various regional National Rifle Asso- ciation sponsored matches.

Competitors this year fired the ITT Course for scores and awards, unlike last year when it was introduced to give the shooters exposure to this particular match style.

The ITT Course starts at the 500-yard line with teams com- posed of four shooters, a coach, and a team captain, firing on a six target front.

Each shooter receives 25 rounds of ammunition at the 500, 300, and 200-yard lines. Shooters have 50 seconds in which to shoot the 25 rounds in the prone, sitting and kneeling positions, firing on echo silhouette and dog targets.

Hits in the black only from each yard line receive scores while bonus points are awarded for the number of targets with six or more hits in the black.

The course, which originat- ed at Quantico, was tested

SCUBA/from A-3 classroom and studied until 7 p.m.

"Many people thin k SCUBA diving in Hawaii is recreational," said Capt. Bradford. "What they don't know is combat diving involves extended periods in the water - sometimes two hours. And even the relatively warm water here in Hawaii can make you hypothermic if you're in long enough."

Contributing to the diffi- culty of making tactical inser- tions (after swimming surface and subsurface for up to 4,000 yards), is having to wear SCUBA gear, 782 gear, carrying a rifle, and, for some, water-proof radio gear.

"You're talking about wear- ing a whole lot of equipment, finning substantial distances in the cold, in zero visibility

where you can't even see your wrist watch; and all the while your imagination runs wild thinking of the things with big teeth around you in the water," said Capt. Bradford. "And that's just the training environment.

"In combat, you'd be con- cerned about who's on the beach, whether it's guarded or not, enemy patrol craft, or worst of all, whether the enemy has attack divers on patrol. You can also get shot in the water or while you're trying to get out of the water."

Roughly a third of 3rd Rec- on's 85 personnel are SCUBA divers. Pre-SCUBA students must be first-class PFTers and strong first-class swim- mers.

Since quotas are limited, divers have to compete for the best ranking to get them.

HM2 Brenden McMullen, a corpsman with Co. A, takes a breather during the crossovers exercise.

here last year because of the smaller range size and to see what problems would arise, according to CWO-4 Driggers.

"The match went quite well. As always, new shooters were a bit unfamiliar with the routine because of the varia- tions in firing commands and pit procedures, so competitors had to learn a new type of

scoring and pit procedures," said CWO-4 Driggers. "But the competitors adapted well and superb scores were shot."

Twelve awards - two gold, four silver, one distinguished certificate, and five bronze individual awards - were presented for the rifle competition. The individual high rifle shooter will receive a Remington 720 rifle.

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What is required is a good deal of patience and a large shoe box to funnel receipts. Now, if you belong to Land- ing Support Company, and if you have kept the receipts for the little red patches sewn on your commies, rest assured that the IRS will not taws- lion the deduction.

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CAMP HANSEN - Third Marine Regiment took the coveted 3rd Marine Division Commanding General's Cup in intramural athletics for the second consecutive year with a 17-point lead over their nearest competitors, 4th Bat- talion, 12th Marines.

Major General Norman H. Smith, commanding general, Ill Marine Expeditionary

Force/3rd MarDiv., presented the 1988 CO's Cup to the victorious Hawaii Marines during 11 ceremony here, Feb. 1.

The I 'Ws Cup is awarded to the unit which accumulates the most tournament points in seven events held throughout the year. In each event a first place finish is worth 20 points, a second 15, third 12, fourth 10, fifth seven, sixth five, seventh three, eighth two, and one to any remaining participants.

While commands perma- nently assigned on Okinawa accure points under the same unit colors all year, battalions in the Unit Deployment Pro- gram (U10) pass their totals on to their replacements.

A year ago, 2nd Rn., 3rd Marines put the regiment on the scoreboard by placing sixth in howling. Before rotat- ing, they added another 15 points with a second place finish in soccer.

First Battalion, 3d Marines kept the momentum going by winning the Lord Tengan 1.0k Run, which was new to the list of events. A sixth-place finish in softball was followed by a win in football.

When 3rd Rn., 3rd Marines arrived, they continued the trophy drive, netting 15 points in basketball and another five in volleyball. Their victories brought 3d Marines' point total to 85 for the year.

Third Marines' consistency placed them well out of reach

of their closest competitor, 4th Rn., 12th Marines, who finished with 88 points. First Armored Assault Rn. took third with a 52 point total.

The trophy will stay at the unit headquarters until next year, according to MSgt. P.D. Wallace, 9th Marines CO's Cup competition officer.

"Each tournament is a one- weekend event," Wallace said. "They are single elimi- nation tournmanents...do or die. You lose a game and you're out."

Wallace added most smaller units usually put out the word and organize one team. Bat talions have company-or- platoon-level competitions with the winner representing the battalion in tournament play.

"It's good competition and a lot of fun," Wallace said, "especially for the guys who aren't playing varsity sports."

B-Ball champs Hawaii men take third

straight Pacific championship

Story and photos by Cpl. Cohort Duncan Camp S D Butler, Okinawa

Rob Price snatched 15 re- bounds and Troy Den ley tal- lied 26 points to lead Hawaii past the Okinawa A All-stars, 101 -95, and capture the men's FMFPac championship crown here, Feb.10.

The crown is Hawaii's third in a row, and the second for Hawaii coach James McNeil.

Den ley's scoring barrage started with a game-opening three-pointer, followed by teammate Darryl Dyer's hit from beyond the 20-foot range to take an early 6-2 lead.

In the early going it looked as if Hawaii was out to de- stroy the Okinawa A All- Stars. Hawaii's defense and Okinawa's slump shooting built a 16.4 lead, 3:22 into the game.

Okinawa,lead by Merlin Peters' rebounding and Wal- ter Moore's outside shooting, closed the gap to five points midway through the first half.

Hawaii missed on two trips down the floor and had its lead cut to three on Noah Mason's power lay-up. The Hawaii bench immediately called time-out.

"I was kind of upset that we didn't execute on offense and run any play," said Coach McNeil. "If it hadn't been for our hustle and defense, Okin- awa would have beat us."

Robert Johnson got Hawaii on the roll after the time-out with a baseline jumper that Peters blocked, but a goal tending violation made the basket count.

Tight defense crimped Okinawa's shot selections. With eight points from Price and two quick lay-ups from guard Ricky Hinton in the last four minutes, Hawaii was able to carry a 51-43 halftime lead into the locker room.

"We simply couldn't stand up to Hawaii's backline," said Okinawa A All-Star coach Bib Raby. "Each averages 20 points per game and they overpowered us on the boards the same way they did in the first round of tournament play."

Okinawa came off the break on a cold streak not able to get into the game flow. Ha- waii capitalized with fast breaking action that boosted its lead to 17 points at the 14:28 mark.

Okinawa A All-stars didn't let a few missed shots discour-

age them. Allen Cooper started an Okinawa attack keeping the all-stars alive by hitting from inside the key. Then Ron Angevine came off the bench to unload on a scoring rampage.

Angevine sank from the free-throw line, hit a lay-up, scored on two more lay-ups and popped a baseline shot on a pass from Mark Clark tp ouch the score to 80-71 at the 6:38 mark.

Okinawa cut the lead to five points when Peters scored off an Angevine feed. Down the stretch Hawaii built the lead to nine points. Moore sank a three-point bomb only to get fouled on the play try Hawaii's Quentin Freeman. Moore sank the foul shot to tighten the score, but time ran out and

Hawaii posted a 101.95 victory.

"My bench was a valuable factor in the win," said Coach McNeil;'They spent as much time, if not more, on the floor than the starting five."

On the other hand, besides Angevine, the Okinawa A All- Stara "didn't have a strong bench to go to," said Coach Raby. "Denley hurt us too. He's an all-round threat, yet he's a guard that stacks up with the big men. I didn't have anybody to match up against him."

"The key for us was crash- ing the boards and playing defense," said Price. "I just wanted to win this game so I would have something to write home about."

Leading up to the championship the Okinawa B team eliminated Iwakuni from action Feb. 8 behind Curtis Davis' 34 points. The same day Okinawa A suffered its

first loss in the championship tournament to Hawaii, 95-90. Johnson scored 25 points for the victory while Ron Robin- son lead Okinawa with 33 points.

In the semifinals Feb.3, Okinawa A topped Okinawa B, 92440. The A All-Stars never trailed, and led by as much as 22 at one point in the game.

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Club will hold their monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m., March 7, in bunker 540 (next to the Officers' club).

Programs including recreational shooting at the Station Rifle Range will be discussed. For more information, call 254-5570.

Women's Soccer The Station Women's

Soccer Team, which plays in the Women's Island Soccer Association, is looking for new players. Their goal is to generate some fun while de- veloping soccer skills and fitness, so even if you have never kicked a ball, come on out.

For more information, call Kathy at 254-1375 or Peter at 254.1660,

Soccer team practice The Kaneohe Hay Men's

Soccer Team will hold their first practice Saturday at Pop

Warner Field, beginning at 10:30 a.m. All active duty people who wish to play must be at this practice.

For more information, call Johnny at 254 2516.

Intramural Softball League

An organizational meeting for the 1989 season will be held today at 11:45 a.m. in the Station Theater. If your unit wishes to field a team, you must have a representative present.

For more information, call the athletic office at 254.2516,

Racquetball Tournaments

The Spring Fling I(,..quet- ball Tournament will hi held from 10-12 March. There is a $15 entry fee which includes a T-shirt and refreshments.

Also, the 1989 Hawaii Ma- rine Athletic Council Tourney will be held from 23-25 March. All active-duty players wish- ing to compete in the All- Marine level of play must

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From this competition, players will be selected to move on to the Hawaiihrmed Services Athletic Council Tourney in April. There will be four slots in the open category and two slots each in the seniors, masters and women's brackets.

For more information or to sign up, stop by the athletic office in the Main Gym or call Dave at 254-2458.

Varsity Softball try-outs

All active-duty Marines and sailors stationed with Ma- rines who wish to play on the Hawaii Marine Varsity Soft- ball team will have a chance to try out at 6 p.m. on March 31. Due to a large expected turn-out, the try-outs will run as many days as needed. Try- outs will be held at Risley Annex.

For more information, call Dave at 254.2516, or stop by the athletic office.

Volleyball tryouts Try-outs for the Men's Var-

sity Volleyball team will begin at 6:30 p.m. on March 16. They will run through the weekend at the Main gym to give all players a chance to show their stuff.

For more information, call John at 254-2516,

Women interested in making Bon the Women's Varsity Team should call Sonia Stev- ens at 257-3566.

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held at the Station Theater March 16 at 10 fl.M.

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p.m. in the Main Chapel, Wednesday nights through March '22.

Jewish festival of Passover

The major Jewish festival of Passover will begin April 19 at sunset, and will conclude at sunset April 27. On the first night of Passover, April 19, Gam 6:30.9:30 p.m. a community Seder forJewish military personnel and families in the Hawaii area will be under the

sponsorship of Naval Station Pearl Harbor, and will feature a completely kosher meal as well as the traditional retell- ing of the Exodus and the story of freedom as found in the Passover Haggadah.

Reservations will be necessary since seating is limited. Reservations must he made no later than April 12.

Further information and reservation forme can be ob- tained by calling the Pearl Harbor Naval Station Chap- lain's Office at 471-3971.

Fit Kids Simmer Fit is offering an

aerobics class fur kids ages ti II. The class will he held in the main gym every Saturday morning from 11 a m noon and starts March I M. For inure details call Di-pendent !teen, Mimi at 254.2963

?4mi4 Serviced Stress Workshop

A stress workshop will be offered March 8 from 1-4 p.m. at the Family Service Center. Do you let stress manage your 'life? People who have diffi- culty with money, work, children, and interpersonal relationships all experience excessive stress. Learn how to manage your stress and release it healthfully with the aid of relaxation techniques. A class is offered for active- duty personnel, family members and station employees. Call for reservations, 254-1541.

Island orientation A tour of the island and an

orientation for new arrivals will be offered March 10 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Family Service Center. Singles and families are invited to partici- pate within their first three months here. Learn about the culture of Hawaii from

guest speakers and a vide- otape.

A bus tour of the island and a picnic lunch on the North Shore completes the day-long excursion. Dress casually and pack a lunch. A soda is provided free of charge for each person. For reservations, call 254-1541. Reservations are limited.

Anger workshop The Family Service Center

will offer a workshop about anger March 21 from 1-4 p.m. Do you hold anger in until you "blow?" Do you feel others provoke you? Learn how to deal with anger productively and to identify the stresses that produce anger. Call 254-1541 for reservations.

Checking account workshop

Th, v-:c will hold a workshop on money management

skills, including checking and savings accounts, budgeting, and using credit, March 22 from 9-11 a.m. at the FSC. Call for reservations: 254- 1541.

Kids' Safety Series

A program for children ages 8-12 will be held during spring vacation March 27-29 from 1-3 p.m. at the FSC. The safety classes will cover home, personal and recreation safety, fire safety, first aid for children, and accident prevention. Guest speakers, films, and demonstrations will teach children safety in a fun class. Registration is limited and reservations are required. Call 254-1541,

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Wednesday Clara's Heart - drama

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Learn how to gel in control of your overeating. Discus- sions will he held on techniques such :is behavior modi- fication, nutrition and menus, stress management, self-esteem, and motivation and commitment.

Handout material on reci- pes, tracking your progress, and updates on overeating information are available every week. No reservations are required.

Looking for a job?

There is an Employment Resource Centel at the FSC to help you find a job in the civilian community. Make an appointment to get your name into the computerized

job bank which stores more than 1,100 companies with various job opportunities, from entry level to executive. For an appointment, call 254- 1541.

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For stormy weather days, the program is on the lanai.

Call Lin or Liz at the Family Service for more information at 254-1541 42-43.

Career Jobs Seminar A free seminar on rare, titan ning and doh location for military retirees and those contemplating h'n,ing mil itary miry ill will IP, livid March 16 at the Federal Build- ing in Honolulu from TOO to 7:30 p.m. in the fifth floor cafeteria.

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turned to the Hale Koa Saturday nights.,Enjoy a romantic candlelight dinner and show under the stars. Adult admission is $26.95. Children under 12 are $15.95.

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Lamaze classes Classes begin March 6, 6-

14 p.m., and run for six consecutive Mondays. Cov- ers all aspects of pregnancy, labor and delivery. Call to sign up at 254-4719 or 254- 4965. Registration fee is $5 and class fees are $30 for E- Os and below and $40 for E.

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Self esteem for kids

Designed for children ages three to five years, the seven- week class has planned activities that provide opportunities to succeed, experiences that teach cooperation, and learning situations that increase awareness of feelings and how to manage them. Classes are on Fridays from 10:00-11:30 a.m. Cull for more information at 254-4719 or 254.4965.

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Sun Press 45.525 Luluku Rd

Kaneohe. HI 96744 235-5881

PEARL CITY PAWN "UNLIMITED BUYING POWER"

LOAN 1 TRADE

"THE LARGEST PAWN SHOP IN THE ISLANDS"

WE PAY TOP $$$! *HIGHEST LOANS offered on anything of value!

*LOWEST RATES anywhere!

*ALL ITEMS are Insured and warranteedl *WE CARE about our customers'

*NOTARY PUOUC available by appt.

OPEN 7 DAYS, 9-6

488-9723 Behind Cutter Ford in Aiea

WE TAKE IN

Gold Jewelry *Ws

VCR's Stereos

Cameros Tools

Musical Instruments

SPorTIn9 Equipment

Automoblies/ Mopeds

IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!

Zi Incorporated

HAWAII'S LARGEST LOCALLY-OWNED CHAIN IS LOOKING FOR INDIVIDUALS TO FILL THE FOLLOWING FULL &

PART-TIME POSITIONS.

COUNTER UTILITY FRYCOOKS WAIT HELP PASTRY CHEF

OKAZUYA KITCHEN HELP RESTAURANT COOK CAKE ICERS CAKE DECORATORS

WE OFFER: - COMPETITIVE WAGES - PAID TRAINING GOOD BENEFITS - FLEXIBLE HOURS - UPWARD MOBILITY

Apply in Person at our Main Office 1765 King St., Catering Exper. Bldg. 2nd fl.

Call 955-6622 for more info. Monday-Friday, between 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

eg--ith .12g, 4gr, Equal Opportunity r mployor

0 Free Bee

Call Sun Press

235-5881

FREE BEE

Your ad is FREE is you're giving somethinig away) Just call 235.5881 Mon-Fri, Sam -5pm. All free ads are published on a space available basis.

FREE: Terrier, spayed, 30 lbs., 1 yr. old female "Patches" need s perm. home. 696-6826

FREEI 3 Month old German Shepherd. Housebroken. Good with children. 422- 8648

I 0 Free Bee

FREE: Male Terrier, 1 yr., neutered, 40 lbs., a good family pet Call 696-6826.

FREE: German Shepherd to good home. Call 395-9608

FREE: 6 mos. female Poi. Fixed w/shots, cute, small & black. 247-0571

FREE: Female Dalmatian/ Terrier mixed, spayed. White w/blk. eye. Call before 12:30,254 -3948.

FREE: '74 Mustang Needs battery. Call 247-2490.

4 Health & Fitness

THE Amazing micro-diet, the affordable alternative to Oprah's diet. Europe's a I

diet & support syst. Lose 1

to 2 dress sizes in 5 days Over 5 mil happy losers 488-4235.

MASTERS Personal Fit- ness. 1 on 1 fitness training Therapeutic massage. (MAT-1849) 247-2967

MASSAGE Therapeutic 8 sports. Covered by No-

fault ins. Relax. Call Massage Professionals

262-6961 Today. MAE-544

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Hilda (RN) 488-5667

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15 Announcements

Appliances Construction/ Contracting

WE Service all makes & models on all major apply

NEW CONSTRUCTION Aaro Appliance Call 235- 6817 or 235-2677 & REMODELING

Need help? We can Carpentry assist

ONE Stop Carpentry Hand- ymay. Builds, remodels & does it all. Islandwide svc to $100. 949-8807

"CARPENTRY" Interior/Exterior. Free estimates 732-4364

Carpets

BAREFOOT Carpet De- pendable. quality carpet installation. Call 262-5597

AM-PM Carpet Service 1.

Carpet Sales. 2. Installation - New 8 Used Carpet. 3. Repairs & Restretches Day or Nita Free estimates. 895- 5761

Cleaning

HOUSEPROUD Cleanin), Sera Res./Comm. Rees. Satisf. guar 623-8185

TWO honest, reliable women will do hsecleaning, Windward area only. 254- 2776 or 254-3761.

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Service since 1968. Ins. Ronn Albert. 524-5411

CHRISTIAN House clean- er, exp , bee est. Windward. Call 259-9607

CUSTOM Auto detailing & cleaning. Free est. to $65. Call 247-5588.

DOMESTIC House Clean- ing at affordable prices Call 523-7457

TOO much to do? Let me help. House cleaning, Kailua-Kaneohe only. 254- 2870

SWEETHEARTS - We clean part or full time. Call Sheri, 262-9418 refs.

SPARKLING Clean-res. & comml. cleaning. Move

outs welcome. 239-4090

QUALITY House cleaning at affordable prices

262-8658

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idginng permits Financing

WE DO Home remodeling New Construction

Complete Assistance from design thru finish.

All State Builders & Consultant Inc.

Call 262-8544 t,c K.113897

Graphics/Printing Professional Services

FLAGS! Need a Hawaii flag? We have 3'x5' Hawaii flags at $15 & 4"x6" flags

.$2.50. For home or special occasions. Call Cookie with your order today. 422-4095

GAZEBOS, Fences and wood decks. By the Kit or custom designed. 247-8996

CRADAN Construction "No Job Too Small" BC- 14491. 247-8066

0 & M CONTRACTING. Inc. Gen. contractor, planning & design svc. New homes, additions, remodeling, all construction phases. Free est. Lic. N8C14233 & insured. 239- 4546

BEAUTIFUL redwood fenc- ing $9 per linear foot. Call 395-1527

PACIFIC Isle Contractors. Specialists in kitchen & bath remodeling/addition. C114206. Ph. 672-3282.

Electrical

LEEWARD Service: Electri- cal repair, remodel, quality service. 696-6065

Financial Services

Construction/ Contracting

KITCHEN and Bath Spe- cialists. Quality work at reasonable prices. Free estimates. To $100 247-8996.

NATIONAL CREDIT REPAIR

ASSIST WITH: Budget Consolidation Creditor Harassment/ Negotiations

Removal of Erroneous Items from Credit File

Small Loans Available

522-0148 CREDIT discovery, learn how to repair & improve your own credit file. S25 to NCR, 305 Hahani, Suite 0199, Kailua. Hi

WRITING/Editing/Resume Brochures/flyers-Laser

English Tutor 528-2421

Hauling

DUMPING and light hauling. Reasonable. Call 235- 6889.

NEW Year Clean-up, Tow- away unwanted cars, free estimate. 621-1432

GOT things to haul in a hurry? Have no worry, give Masa a call' 734-1192

ANSWERING for Profes- sionals. Never "on hold" 8 time to do it right. 395-5757

GROCERY Shopping De- livery Service' Phone Its-In- The-Bag 681-3887

COLORATURA. we do color & style analysis, ma- keovers w/seasonal cos- metic colors. Add'il. svc. Barbara, 487-2575.

WE'LL answer your business phone "In Depth" when you prefer not to. 922- 2555

Remodeling

PATIO and New Additions Repair, remodel Clifford (wane C-4477 677-4695

Landscaping

DUKE'S Yard Svc. 8 Land- scaping. Quality work at affordable prices. Free est Call or Iv. msg. 263-7777

BEAUTIFUL redwood fenc- ing, $9 per linear fool Call 395 -1527.

It's easy to charge it Visa/MasterCard pays for

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Masonry

CERAMIC Tile work, over 30 years exp We tile any - thing. New or remodel. To $100. Bill, 531- 0230/261- 6462

Rtnfing

JAL Services The Painting Contractors. Fully Insured - Lic. $C13054 Call 396-4221 for FREE Estimate

PAINTING Interior/Exte- rior, drywall & acoustic repair. By Hr Doug, 262- 2741.

Resumes

RESUMES RESUMES & MORE: Preparation;EdllIng of term

Professlonol resume preparation Creallve writing for lecture- presentation materials.

247-1842

Jane Lomont's

Windward

Resumes Etc. Military & Civilian

Writing &

Counseling

261-7524 580 liluhaku St., Killian (Near Castle Hospital)

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

LEE'S PAINTING 20 years business exp. Lic C-3858 Ph. 247-1454

ISLAND Budget Painting 8 Mildew wash, qual. work. Free est. lo $100 239-5058

PACIFIC PARADISE Paint- ers, custom int /ext painting, low rates. Free est. to $100. Call Bobby B 927- 0453. H 422-8289

A PROFESSIONAL Re- sume Service Military & 171 experts 527-4927

Repair

FREE Estim

& ate

Pickup Del.

TV & VCR REPAIRS Feu maim rilarIonet*

oticed service 31 teen exixrence

Hyson T.V. & Electronics

254-6544

H 8 J MAINTENANCE Home, office, condo 8 apt. maintenance, repair & rem- ovation, free est to $100. Harvey Rogalsky Phone 263-4857

Repair

CANE/CHAIR REPAIR Also Rush Weave.

Call 734 -8492

CALL PAUL THE HANDY- MAN plumbing, elec., crpntry, maint., odd jobs 263-4768

JL HANDYMAN Service. Home maintenance, carpentry, elec. plumbing, screens & dry wall Ph 235- 6328.

Screens & Jalousies

SCREENS & Jalousies repair. Harveys Mobile Ser- vice We come to you Free est. Harvey, 263-4857.

Sewing/Alterations

JUDY'S Fashion & Cre- ation Custom sewing & alteration Free P/U 8 del. 239-5601

PRO Dressmaker Bridal, Formal Alterations, 20 yrs exper 488-7467

Wallpaper

EXPERT wall papering small or large jobs Call Wallflowers at 395-3718 or 395-8086

Yard Service

HIRE a Bobcat. Grading, light places Hourly/job. Call 254-2518

REMI Yard Service Mow- ing, trimming, weeding. Free est. 261-4925

TREE Service. Large removal to ornamental trimming. 12 yrs. exp. Lic.. Ins. C25544. Free est. All Par- adise Tree Service. 695- 8228

CALL Stan's Lawn & Garden Service for all phases of quality yard care. Free est. 261-1293.

FRIENDLY yard service haul junk, clear lots, repai stone walls. Paul, 637-3407

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235-5881

MALU LIKE, INC. WORK TOGETHER SUMMER YOUTH

EMPLOYMENT 8 TRAINING PROGRAM

Hawaiian/Part Hawaiian. Indian & Alaskan Youth 14-21 yrs of age

RECRUITMENT BRING WITH YOU:

Birth Certificate, Income verification Selective Service Card (male 18 8 over) pareni or Guardian (minors all under 181

MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 TO 4 P.M. ALU LIKE O'AHU ISLAND CENTER

677 Ala Monne Blvd. 5716, 96813

Call 523-5422

---;__Consolidated Theatres NOW HIRING

FOR THE NEWLY RENOVATED AIKAHI "TWIN" THEATRE

LOOKING FOR FRIENDLY ENERGETIC INDIVIDUALS

WHO ENJOY WORKING WITH THE PUBLIC

FOR APPLICATION INFORMATION PLEASE CALL - 847-1985 &

ASK FOR PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT TUESDAY-THURSDAY 10.00 AM-4 00 PM

20 Lost 8 Found

PLEASE help return my ring! 14K etched gold wedding band type left in womans restroom at Tripler on Fri , Feb 24 heartbroken. Reward Eves. 845-0991 Vicki.

Aloha Pawn (Buy, Sell, Loan. Trade)

Come see us for best deals in Wahiawa

Ph. 622-2898 540 Calilornia Ave.

LOST S$ no questions asked. Malamute 50 lbs., mate, black & tan. 949 -1848 or 523-1085, Mom grieving.

25 Personals

CONCIENT IOUS young man/College-bound seeking position as aide/companion for disabled/invalid youth Exp., drivers license, refs. Windward area. David Moder, 235-3040.

MICROWAVE popcorn vending machines with stock, $1700 ea. or 3 for

$5000. Call Jeff Weiser, 595-6359

$$ no questions asked. Mal- amute 50 lbs., male, black & tan. 949-1848 or 523- 1085. Mom grieving.

I am your personal escort for the elderly, I

take you shopping, dctr. etc Karin 259-5284

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

advertise it! Get customers' attention and their

business with classified's "Professional Services

Directory." These individual classifications will make it easy for you to reach potential customers!

Accounting/Bookkeeping Appliances Cabinetry Carpentry Carpets Cleaning Clerical/Typing Contracting/Construction

Electrical Entertainment Financial Services Graphics/Printing

Handyman

Hauling Landscaping Legal Services Masonry Painting Plumbing Remodeling Repair Roofing Screens & Jalousies Sewing & Alterations Wallpaper *Yard Service

Your ad will reach 100,879 area readers!

For advertising information, call Stairs Press

235-5881 Classified Advertising Department

25 Personals

PERMANENT Weight Loss Certified Hypnotherapist. Call 261-4595.

25 Personals

FEELING Down, get up 8 call Rampart for an excl. massage 988-6899

25 Personals

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THE "EXPERTS" SAY TOYOTA TRUCKS! 4x4 OF THE 1989 TOYOTA 4X4 TRUCK

WINNER - "4X4 OF THE YEAR" By 4 Wheel: Off -Road Magazine "It's all-new and wins in a romp."

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COME TO THE EXPERTS, WAIPAHU TOYOTA, and drive home Hawaii's best trucks today!

19881/2 SUZUKI SAMURAI SELLOUT! ALL 881/2 SAMURAI 4X4 MUST BE SOLD BY MARCH 31, 1989

LIST PRICE: $12,545 OR -$4,050

NOW

ONLY! SAMURAI HARDTOP INCLUDES: 5 Speed Manual Transmission AM/FM Radio

$18474/$900 MONTHLY DOWN

Payment Price Includes

Tax & License. 60 mo. on Approved Credit. 13.5% A.P.R.

Rustproofing 'Full Factory Sealant Wananty

14 TO CHOOSE FROM

MILITARY FINANCING SERVCO WAIPAHU TOYOTA AVAILABLE

94-757 FARRINGTON HWY PH 677-3161

25 Personals

RENT a Keiki Ride for your party $75 & up. Also popcorn. cotton candy, shave ice, generators & tent rentals. Call 671-3661

SPWF Pro/Wrestling ling., M/F. Dreaming of becoming a pro wrestler? 695- 5454

IF you want to drink, that's your business. If you want to stop, that's ours. Alco- holics Anonymous. Ph 946-1438

Just Married! Courtesy of COMPUDATE - find your love thru Computer/video dating. Call 926-3283.

SAVE Money! Avoid con- flicts! Spare survivors un- necessary grief. For parents. relatives, terminally ill and yourself. Pre-plan fu- nerals without contacting a mortuary. FREE PRE-PLANNING KIT

Phone: 946-6822

DIVORCE

Serving Oahu Since 1977

$12500 595-2533 Staff Attorney Gene Bridges

A Public SCI WU!

PI °Jed

SAILING, Classic 56' Teak Yacht. Parties/Weddings/ Days/Starlight/Inter isle. Low rates. Call 259-5429.

25 Personals 30 Income Tax

YOUTH Togethdr Inc are accepting applications for Miss Galaxy Scholarship program for more information. call 456-4075.

30 Income Tax

TAX HELP! Reliable, Reasonable and Computer Accurate.

Call 422-1114 I for appointment.

REASONABLE. federal & any other state. Call C. "Torn" Weaver. 488-4093

!SLE-Wide in home tax svc at low rates. Call 672-9796 for infolappl.

50 Business Opportunities

POTENTIAL $15,000 a month it you have the cour- age to call 948-3263, 24 hour recorded message.

MAKE homemade book lets! I've earned $187, with mine. Free Info! 536- 5630

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58 Schools 8 Instruction

BATON Twirling Classes now being olfered. Call 531-6742 for information.

FOR your maximum tax refund, get help from a professional who knows tax law. Julie, 235-5260.

SEWING made fun & easy. Lesson starts immed. Kai- lua. Ph. 262-6387, 262- 4455.

FAST, efficient income tax preparation $40 for Fed. & Stale long form Call Ra- chel 523-0804 or 521-0078 Sm business OK Special Fed. & State short form $25. Ask for Scott or Dee

LET a pro do It - file now - fast accurate sec.. all states - military disc., reas. 946-7679 Bob.

HALEIWA Bookkeeping & Tax Service. In your home service. Call 395-7141.

PROFESSIONAL in-home tax service. All out-of-state returns. Call 523-1881

TAX Returns prepared in your home or my office. Most returns less than $45. Call for appt 422-1490

INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS - SERVICES

Announcements 15 Business Services 37 Card of Thanks . 8 Cemetery Plots 10 Free Bee 0 Health & Fitness .. 4 Home Services ,. 31

Legal Services 1

Lost & Found 20 Money Loaned Wanted 55

Travel 122 Moving-Storage 123 Personals 25 Personal Services 35 Income Tax 30

AUTOMOTIVE

Auto Announcements 173

Auto Leasing 172 Auto Service/Parts 156 Auto Wanted 161

Automobiles for Sale 176

Motorcycles. Mopeds & Scooters 171

Pickups. Trucks 166 Vans, Campers Jeeps. 4WD 175

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Business Opportunity

Restaurants. Bars

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

50 118

Domestic Help Wanted 62

Domestic Jobs Wanted 64

Help Wanted Male 'Female 60

Resumes 36 Schools &

Instructions 58 Employment

Opportunities 59 Jobs Wanted 63

MERCHANDISE

Aviation Antiques-Ad Bicycle Sales &

Service Computers Jewelry & Clothing Boats-Supplies/ Service

3 130

131

132 133

Garage/Lanai Sale 124 Heavy Machinery &

Equipment 174 Home Appliances 125 Home Furnishings 120 Livestock &

Horses 150 Machinery &

Equipment 153 Miscellaneous 126 Miscellaneous Wanted .. 127

Musical Instruments.. 144

Pets-EverythIng 151

Photography.. 140

Sporting Goods 147 Stereo. Video &

Television 129 Swap &

Exchanges 128

Water Sports Equipment 148

REAL ESTATE

Condos,Townhouse For Sale 109

Income Property 113 Property

Management 112 Real Estate

Announcements 115 Real Estate Loans 119 Real Estate For Sale 114

Real Estate For Trade 117

Real Estate Wanted 116

RENTALS

Apts. Furnished 73 Apts. Partly

Furnished 75 Apts. Unfurnished 74

Condos, Townhouses Furnished 86

Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished 85

Condos/Townhouses Unfurnished 87

Houses Furnished 81

Houses Partly Furnished 83

Houses Unfurnished 82

Housesitting 84

Rentals to Share 76 Rentals Wanted 98 Rooms for Rent 88

Short Term Rentals 94

Stores & Deices For Rent 103

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

PIANO/Organ lessons in your home. N.Y master of music. Call 263-4344.

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

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60 Help Wanted

Male Female

HELP WANTED ISLAND WORLD

RENT A CAR Part time, evenings, week- ends, possible days Respon- sible people only. Apply In

person at 3253 No Rimer Hwy Car Rental Booth

AVON' $5 start up. 50% earnings possible Free kit. Jo, 395-6970.

RECEPTIONIST/optomet- ric asst. in pvt. Drs. office. F/t. Kailua. 262-4071

FEMALE bartender for busy bar. Great pay. tips, benefits. Must be exp. & friendly. 262-0041

MATURE individuals for part time work In ice cream store. Avail. for flex. hrs., 7 days -9 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Re- Woes & military encour- aged lo apply. Baskin- Robbins Windward City Shopping Ctr.

ART GALLERY/FRAME SHOP Part time position for someone interested in art & pictu re teaming Prior computer application exp. helpful. For appointment call 235-2100.

AFTER School program leader for Elem. School age child ren in Kaneohe. Call

TAROT classes day or eve. 247-4999, 262-2474 eves Beginner or intermediate. Call 247 -4694.

GUITAR/Singing lessons $65/mo., your home, 1 hr./ wk. Patient Instr. 533-7006

BEGINNING GuitarNoice songwriting/copyright instruction. All ages, your home. 531-6699

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

CERAMIC Classes. Wed eves or Sat. Noon. Call to register. 262-8862. Also greenware for sale.

LEARN to Sew. Group or Private lessons. Call 625- 0434

59 Employment Opportunities

"'WON- start w/$5. Sell anywhere. Earn up to 50% Call Margot. 455-1947

WINNING Weigh Run your own micro-diet program Europes tr1 diet support syst. Full instr. & video support. No exp. nec Under $500, P/T earn $20 to $150/hr 488-6593 or 488- 1889.

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

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

MGR./Assistant Mgr. for children's wear. F/T, flex hrs. 537-5911 ext. 54.

CIRCULATION ASSISTANT Seeking an organized person for high pressure office. Must have pleasant phone manner, type 40 wpm, know 10 key by touch, basic accounting knowledge and computer experience required. Must be detail oriented, able to work unsupervised. Appli- cants will be expected to pass testing on basic skills required. Salary commen-

146 Vacation Rentals 93 r serate with experience. Call I Linda Bulatao, 235-5881

CHILDCARE giver, PS2 $4.93 per hr., work exp. with children preferred. Mon. to Fri., apply at bldg. T820 or call 656-1895

NEED part time person to do yard work. $5 an hour Prefer retiree. Call 262- 4302 eves.

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ KIDS!!

If you live in the ALII SHORES area, on LILIPU- NA ROAD, or on WILLIAM HENRY ROAD you can become the kid all other kids wish they could be. You can earn your own money, prizes, and a sense of pride by being a SUN PRESS carrier. Call today to got the best routes before they are gone! Tami 235-5881

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We need part time workers immediately In train for Sur newly established "Ois count Buying. Ware-

house Outlets.- Special- izing in clothing. jewelry. radios. toasters. lurniture. TVs. microwaves. baby furniture and many more

appliances Following areas are available: Hanoi

lulu Pearl Harbor. Salt

Lake. Wahiawa. Bprbers

Point and Kaneohe. Other Benefits include: Advancement Bonuses and Incentive Pay.

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486-0173 ask for Judy

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DUNHILL Opportunities

this week DATA ENTRY

OPERATORS $6.06 per hr.

Experience on CMC, Univac, Entrex, IBM 3741/ 3742 or IBM 129. 12 Midnight to 7:30 am shift, 27 openings. 6 Month assignemnts. Down- town.

NO FEE

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of HAWAII. Lln ystems

It tier, 'evil', Jay Oil MIT'

524-1733 .740 r

NO FEE

HAIKU VILLAGE, HAIKU PARK. HAIKU POINT, HAIKU PLANTATION. CROWN TERRACE -- If you live in one of these areas & are 10 years or older you can make great money & win prizes with SUN PRESS!! Call Tami today to get 1st shot at the LEEWARD. 1 bdrm $380; 2 routes open - 235-5881.

bdrm., prkg. $550. Others. 943-0091, Rent Mart Fee

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5_-"i Ira Press 235-5881

(- 73 Apts, Furnished

1. . '../

NEW Irg. 2-bdrm., fully 'urn., Wit. inclu. quiet beach, grt sunset $1400/ mo 696-5756

75 Apts. Party Furnished

76 Rentals to Share

HAWAII Kai: Would like mature, responsible non- smoker to share nicely

quipped home. HBO/ MAX,

private bath, utilities all included $450 month

rent. 395-7077

[ 83 Houses Partly ) 1

Furnished

KALAHEO Hillside, 3 bdrm , 2 be., solar heat, no pets $1100.734 -3533

1--- 65 Condos/Townhouses' Partly Furnished

WAIALUA 3 bdrm.. 2 bath dplx. $850/mo., nr. beach. Avail. March 1, 621-5676.

PEARL City twnhse. for rent. 3 bdrm.. 1 bath, partly turn. Avail Apr $850/mo end unit. 455-3673

KANEOHE 1-bdrm., all ocean view, secluded. $740/mo. 247-8110

.JOGGERS needed for pressroom. Will train reliable, energetic, hard working individuals interested in learning production of large commercial printing/ newspaper company. Ex- perience helpful but not necessary. Benefits include medical, dental, paid life insurance & excellent profit sharing. Apply at Sun Press/MidWeek, 45-525 Lu- luku Road, Kaneohe. Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.

KEOLE STREET & CAS- TLE HILLS KIDS!! Money! Prizes! Self -con f idence! There are SUN PRESS routes waiting for you. Call today to get 1st choice! Tami 235-5881

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

LIKE to Clean? Proud of your cleaning skills? Join our team & join the best Must have a car & phone. Military welcome. Mrs. Clean Inc. 486-4822

RETAIL Jewelry firm seeks English-Japanese speak- ing sales person Salary plus commission 924- 7972. Phil.

HANDY Base. 1 bdrm. utils $460, 2 bdrm $650 943-0091, Rent Mart Fee

76 Rentals to Share

KAILUA, turn. rm. in priv home in quiet subdivision for non-smoking working person only. $325 a mo. Ph. 262-4013.

EWA Beach, Beach front room for rent $350/mo cable & rails. Incl. Call 689- 5758 after 6 p.m.

ROOMS for rent in custom home. Washer/Dryer. Cable TV $335-$385/mo utils. incl. 261-2943

KANEOHE room for rent in condo, furnished. $550, very nice. 247-4868

93 Vacation Rentals

KAILUA 2 new beautiful units. Bdrm. & ba./studio, priv. ent , near shop & beach, pool. 262-8540

(1 93 Vacation Rentals

KAUAI, enjoy the real Ha waii on secluded white sand beach on beautiful Haena, ideal for snorkling, wind surfing, fishing. Corn- pletely turn. 3 bdrm. 3 be., spa/deck on beach. Call 247-3637

PEARL area. 2 bdrm., prkg. $665. 3 bdrm $850. 943- 0091, Rent Mart Fee.

WINDWARD. 1 bdrm., utils. $695, 3/2, 2 prkg. $995 943- 0091. Rent Mart Fee.

KAILUA: 2 bdrm., 2 ba., quiet area. Refs. Call 261- 0424.

KAILUA: Lovely bdrm., bath, nr. beach, priv. entry. Call 262-8073.

KAILUA: Ige. 1 bdrm., quiet w/private entry, day/wk / mo. Call Kate at 262-4394 Iv msg

KAILUA 3 bdrm home w/ pool nr Castle Hospital. Phone 261 -2603.

KAILUA. charming 1-bdrm pvt cottage w/kitch., nr beach, extras 262-2212

YACHT Club Knolls, 2- bdrm 2-be turn. twnhse. $1500/mo. amenities. 262-0348

KAILUA 1 bdrm cot., tropical setting, steps to beach $40/day 261-2834

KAILUA Vacation rentals. Near beach.

Call 261-5174

IL93 VbC1111011Rentels

KAILUA nr. beach-esp nice 1 bdrm. cottage o studio. Extras. 262-5445

CUTE bdrm. & be. in Kailua private entry, cable TV. $35, day. 261-4222

KANEOHE queen rm. pvt ba entry, cable tv, 540/day 235-8661.

PUNALUU across beach part. Sleeps 7.6. Ige. yrd. groups olt, day/wk/mo. 531-8181 Days.

KANEOHE, 2nd fir unim- proved warehouse space, 4,400 sq. ft , good for office or storage 500 per sq. ft. Call 261-8991.

103 Stores/Offices for Rent

CHOICE Pro. Office Space. Very reasonable rent. Cen- tral Kailua, 261-2555

(114 Real Estate for Sale }

FOR home vacation income resort. Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, recreation vehicle site, private dock by yacht club, pool, tennis, restaurant $69,000. Call 941-3784

KANEOHE 6-bdrm over 4,000 sq. It., ocean view of Coconut Island. 1.2 million. 247-8110

FORECLOSURES, I ixe- ruppers, as low as $5000 do Principals only. Judy, H & K Assoc. 239-8364

- - ( 1 5 Real Estate

Announcements

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

VA FORECLOSURES Low down payment and closing expenses. Non-veteran and investors can purchase. Fixed financing at a low interest rate. For further information contact Jim Watson (R) 623-4426 or 486-0507. J.W Realtors. Equal housing opportunity

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235-5881


GREAT CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Sales rep needed for ex- panding Deli business. 1

year food sales experience required. Apply at Rocky Road Products, Inc., 41-520 Hihlmanu, Waimanalo. 259- 7911

JANITORS. Pearl City 2 am-7:30 am. Kaneohe 1 pm- 9 pm. & 10 pm-2 am. Hawaii Kai 1 am-5 am* other hours avail. Have car & phone. 537-3774

WINDJAMMER Cruises is seeking pleasant, hard working personnel w/Aloha spirit. Photographers & Host/Hostesses. F/T or p/ t with flex. hours. Call 922- 1200 ter appt.

ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE OUTSIDE SALES

Position open for person interested in learning all aspects of newspaper advertising sales. Must be energetic, self-motivated and willing to work hard. Established territory & accounts. Salary, excellent commissions, car allowance, medical/dental benefits and profit sharing. Sales experiences helpful. Call Chris McMahon for interview:

Sun Press/MidWeek 235-5881


TELEPHONE Sales, benefit tickets No experience necessary. Good salary up to

10 per hour. Part time/ yes. 922-7184, Jerry

60 Help Wanted Male /Female

CLEANING people, honest, trustworthy, exp., must have phone, good work environment, excl benefits Trans. provided, 623-8185

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

PERSON FRIDAY Production assistant needed for busy printing/pub- lishing office. Must be good w/numbers or have some accounting experience. Ability to work w/all levels of stall Responsibilities include stall schedul- ing, inventory control, report preparation & supply purchasing. Benefits include medical, dental, life ins.. profit sharing & more. Hours 7 a.m.-4 p m. w/occasional on-call overtime. This position offers plenty of challenge and growth for an individual willing to work in a manufacturing environment. Send resume to

Bruce Retynski MidWeek Magazine 45-525 Luluku Road Kaneohe, HI 96744

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EARN TOP $$$ AccousTANiS 11()OKKEEPERS

wol,eat you hhe a professional and lel you earn the top doll al S 'Lou deserve Call us today

account. I= 531-8056mo

SALES - Telemarketing. Fall or part time. Call Mar- hi, 247-6821.

PART TIME POSITION Seeking energetic person to take charge of newspaper delivery in Lanikai wee of Kailua. Work well with youngsters, own vehicle, flex. hours. $200' /mo. for only 5-8 hrs /wk Call Sun Press Circulation, 235- 5881.

EXPERIENCED wad help, exp. cook wanted for Kailua rest./bar. Apply in person 131 Hekili St.

WAREHOUSE Receiving, Unloading Clerk. Must be in good physical condition Two positions, day or evening. Call 259-7911

EARN MONEY Reading books! $30,000/yr income potential. Details (1) 805- 687 -6000 Ext. Y-21446

SPECIAL Event personnel needed, male/female. Kiwi, 622-4343. Linda 842-7190.

WAREHOUSEMEN unloading containers - after- r oons Linda, 842-7190: Kaui, 622-4343.

TYPE 5 Drivers needed- Full time, food product. Linda, 843-7190; Kaui, 622- 4343.

CHILDCARE workers, immediate full time & part time openings Pearl City Call Karen, 455-5333



SEWERS, piecework at home or factory, surge & single needle. Kailua, 263- 4801.

TEACHERS aides, Kailua pre-schl. 1-5:30 p m. 254- 6442 between 9 am-12 pm.

EARN Extra Income! Home assembly, crafts, piece-

work, electronics, sowing, typing. Call 213-281-8111

HAGEN DAZS DESSERT SHOP WAIKIKI LOCA- TIONS Days supervisor

50/hr. Counter help 9 .m.-6 p.m. 4.25/hr. 6 p m - a.m. 4.50/hr. Full or p/t.

lexible number of days or ights that you can work. poly in person. 1541 S.

:eretania St or call for nterview at 942-0781.

Pala Entry. CRT Operators FARM GOOD PAY!

TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE. RE A KELLY

Variety of assIgartmals Flexible schedule Competitive pay

, Short long term assignments

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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Established local company located in Halawa Indus- trial Park Is looking for mature minded, well organized individual to perform various secretarial duties. Typing 60 wpm, computer experience and knowledge of general office machines required Pleasant phone manners is surely an asset. Qualified applicants should call Gay Ann at 487-7299 for an appointment.

MODELS needed for fashion show, will train, male/ female 841-2043

WORK AT HOME $339.84 WEEKLY

Free Details. Send 2 long self-addressed stamped envelopes:

Amy Robinson, Dept. C 743 Mechanic St.,

Lebanon, Pa 17042

COCKTAIL Server & Bar- tender for Blue Ginger Cafe. Apply 572 Kailua Rd ,

across Liberty House.

ON THE JOB TRAINING One of Honolulu's fastest growing companies in need of clerical & manager train- ees. No exp nec. We Train. Mil. wives welcome Apply in person.

DeVENZON INTL. INC.

TEACHERS OHS qual. exp. 12:30-5:30 p.m. for Kailua pre -sch. For applications call the business office. 254-6442

NURSERY worker, exp de- sirable but not necessary, Waimanalo area 259-8844

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

YARD Person 4 hrs. every other week, $5/hr. area Pacific Palisades, teenager OK. 456-1493

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ENTIRE STOCK OF VEHICLES EVERY LAST 1988 &1989 MODEL PONTIAC AND ISUZU, EVERY COMPANY EXECUTIVE CAR, EVERY SALES DEMONSTRATION CAR, EVERY MAKE AND MODEL USED CAR HUNDREDS OF VEHICLES!

PRICES NOT PUBLICLY ADVERTISED, IN

CONSIDERATION OF OTHER RETAIL DEALERS.

CIES: PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED ON VEHICLES ALL SALE _____ _

P ICES ON ALL NEW 1988 and 1989 PONTIACS AND ISUZUS LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE

FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS THROUGH

DEALER-AUTHORIZED BANKS, YOUR BANK, YOUR CREDIT

UNION OR ANY OTHER ACCREDITED LENDING INSTITUTION OF

YOUR CHOICE.

AUTHORIZED TRADE-IN APPRAISERS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE

OFFER VALID THROUGH SUNDAY ONLY! MIKE SALTA PONTIACISUZU

2945 N. NIMITZ HIGHWAY 836-2441

60 Help Wanted Male /Female

EEDLECRAFT lovers - he Creative Circle needs nstructors. An exciting ew way to sell stitchery.

ViII train. Cell & leave name phone. 833-1454

CASHIERS/SALES Immed. P/T openl ngs in Honolulu, Kaneohe & Pearlrldge for retail shoes & clothln g de- partments. 537-5911 ext. 54 M-F 9 a m. to 4 p m

TEACHERS Asst for chns- tian afterschool program. Immed. Teachers for Elam, & Preschool for Summer & Fall. Kailua, 262-8501.

IRONING person needed for clothing factory. Kailua area. 263-4801

SEWING persons, F/T & P/ T, apply Kahale Cireations 8-2 p.m. 749 Kailua Rd.

PART time Denta I Assis- tant, 1 to 5 p.m. Kaillua area. Ph. 262-4552.

PEARL HARBOR McDo- nald's anytime, flex . hrs., 4, 6 or 8 hr. shifts. You tell us when you want to work, 422-27%.

NEED a job? Drwrs/Dis- patchers wntd. Wiill train. Century Cab 528-41655

CHURCH Secretary. WT. Mon.-Fri. 8:30-12:30. Excl. Typ., phone, organizational & interpersonal skills req. Prey. church exp is a plus. Beg. 3/20. Call 262-6911/ 261-8788 for info. EOE.


CAR SHUTTLERS Needed on Oahu

must have clean abstract proof of citizenship. be able to drive standard,

stick & auto shift. Com- petitive salary. Call for appt. 524-3690

MANPOWER Temporary Services

Equal Opprly Employer.

AVON! Own your own business. Be your own boss. $30 Free makeup. Kandy 235-7641

ATTENTION Aviation Vet- erans! Come fly with us. Spend a weekend with the Naval Reserve We have openings at the Naval Air Station Barbers Point. Avi- ation personnel especially needed. We offer great part-time pay, retirement plan and many other benefits. Call (808) 541-3707, 474-4820

TEACHERS & aides for christian pre-schl. 623- 4585. Mr. John 623-4912

MILITARY Specialist, retired Military, teachers, retired teachers. Earn $100- 5500 per week. Educa- tional materials. Call Lani 595-7111. Days & Evenings.

AUTO SALES We are looking for Profes- sional Salespeople for a fast growing organization. Experience preferred. If you are serious about your financial future calls Sales Manager for appointment.

HIGH COMMISSIONS BONUS PROGRAMS MEDICAL BENEFITS

Danny Fast's Windward Mazda 46-004 Kawa St.

Kaneohe 235-5811

60 Help Wanted MelefFemele

SHIPPING-Data entry clerk, 1/t, Kailua.

262-4828

SECURITY GUARDS for large condo in Salt Lake.

aried shifts. Apply at 3215 la Ilima B-106, 8-11 a.m.

or call Dennis Ishizaka at 39-7853 for an interview.

SO MANY JOBS! * Clerks Secretaries CRT Typists Operators *Word

Receptionists Processors

So many assignments. so tittle time to full them Coll us ASAP to find the perfect match for you

Validated parking for applicants 524-0411

WPioneer Plata

es ern TEMPORARY SERVICES, eoe No Fees mit+

LIVE-In kennel help. 5 days a wk. Must work Sat. & Sun Adults only, 262-2116.

AREER Opp. for retired ilitary & mil. wives. F/t or

/t. $30.000 per yr. +. Call ax, 487-8727.

ASSISTANT RESIDENT MANAGER for large condo in Salt Lake. Need handss- on person w/maintenance skills. Apply at 3215 Ala Ilima B -106 or call Dennis Ishizaka at 839-7853 for an interview.

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'88 CARAVAN SE HKJ846 6 Cyl, 7 Pass, Air, Auto, $13,395 PW SPECIAL!

'87 MUST CONV CNY832 Air, Auto, PW, AM/FM $8795 NOW!!

'87 ACCORD LXI C1S302 Auto, AC, Cass, Sunroof $11 395 LOW MILEAGE!!! P

'87 ISUZU SUPER CAB PU MLH421 5 Spd, PS, Radio $6495 LOW MI!!

'87 AEROSTAR CSN572 6 Cyl, 7 Pass, Auto, PS $ 10

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LOW MILES!! .1.

'84 T-BIRD CJP096 6 Cyl, Air, Auto, PS, Buckets $5295 TODAY!!

'86 Z-28 CAMARO CEN350 V8, 5 Spd, PW LOADED!!!!' $9995

'88 FESTIVA MNT742 5 Spd, Radio SUPER ECONOMY CAR $4895

'87 BLAZER CJR235 Std, Air, M Cass LOW MILES!! AM/ $9195

'84 MUSTANG LX BXC295 AirPECIA, Auto, PS, Clean $4495 S L!!

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MEDICAL Insurance/Ad- ministrative Secretary (Central Oahu) Busy 013/ GYN office, previous exp preferred. Duties include insurance processing on computer, knowledge of medical terminology helpful. Call 625-5277 Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-12.

RELIEF Female caregiver for stroke patient. Up to 8 days per month at $100% day. Will train. 545-1830.

SECRETARIES Don't file away your skills. Call Adia Personnel Svc. Never a Fee. 533-8889


HERE comes the Easter Bunny! People for Bunny and counter help needed Pearlridge and Kabala Malls. Call Deb at 422-4370.

PART TIME POSITION CIRCULATION

REPRESENTATIVE Seeking energetic, depend- able person to deliver newspapers once a week on Thursday. Own vehicle. Position available in Ka- neohe. Excellent salary, gas allowance. Call 235- 5881 Circulation.

62 Domestic Help Wanted

PART time housekeeper Kailua area

Call 262-8252.

BABYSITTER part time, pref. my home, refs. a must! 262-7438

LIVE in babysitter, light housekeeping. Free rm & board. Salary, 395-5920.

WANTED occasional before school baby sitter. also drive to school. 239-5065

62 Domestic Help Wanted

BABY sitter, minimum 16 yrs. old, exp., my homo. occasional afternoons or evenings. Refs. req. Call 254-1236.

WANTED: Full-time babysitter in my Kaneohe home for 6mo. old Mon.-Fri. Refs. required. Call 235-1973.

NEED baby sitter for 2 children after school, area 61 on Hickam. 422-8764 or 449-2354, Henry.

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40 MORE CARS So we've held over February to do it!

ONLY AT CUTTER MITSUBISHI TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU LEAVE

NO HASSLE RELEASE! EARLY ROTATION-NO PROBLEM

MILITARY FINANCING OUR SPECIALTY!

Classified IV March 2-8, 1989

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HOME nom: one's principle place of residence: a domicile.

Your home is one of the biggest investments you'll ever make. Protect it with quality improvements by the skilled craftsmen who are listed in the Classifieds.

Buyers and sellers meet every day in the Classifieds, where value and quality always cost less. Find what you need and sell what you don't need in the Classifieds.

235-5881 64 Domestic Jobs Wanted 120 Home Furnishings

WILL babysit, my home M- F, Kaneohe-Kahaluu. TLC, 2 meals, snacks. 239-7450

EXP. christlan mom will baby sit M-F, F/T-P/T, meals, snacks, yd. 235-4148

EXP. loving mom will baby sit 1 to 2 children, full time. 239-8782

EXPERIENCE babysitter. I

will babysit. 2 children In my home. M-F. Kallua. Call Lorna, 261-2503.

EXPERIENCED babysitter. Immediate opening. Mililani, 623-3967.

WILL Babysit F/T only, infants & up. Rees., rel able & lic 263-4606

120 Home Furnishings

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Wall Unit: Office Desks; Writ. ing Table. Platform Bench Rocker; Swivel and Platicrm Rockers; Pumas &Comer Tables: Sofas. Coffee Tables End Tables; Dining Tables Rattan Chairs. Patio Chars Headboards; Nile Stanis Lamps and More.

CLEAN & STURDY 139A Hekili St., Kailua

262-7938

IN a hurry? We'll buy your furniture. Fast-Free pickup. 235-7793 Paradise Lsed Furniture.

DARK blue queen sz. sofa bed w/TV head rest. Mint cond. $600. Call 263-4674.

1 JUNIOR bed set for sale, good cond. $65. Call 261- 1877.

COUCH & Chair. solid pine, decorative frame, earth tones, $375; Desk, leak & marble, massive, $375. Call 239-7447.

WASHER $95, Wrought iron & misc. furniture. Call 261-3238

TWO new rattan bar stools, cane back, swivel, beige leather seat $60/ea. 235- 3097

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COUCH & loveseat, very good cond. $450 or best offer. Karen, 672-8772

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

VERTICAL Blinds always a discount. 72x84 PVC $99; fabric $124. Estimates by phone. Ken Hatch, 254- 2080.

CUSTOM made from Hong Kong. Teak hand carved wall cabinet - glass door shelves 5' w 7' h 18 d. 734- 2882

MAPLE Dining set w/hutch 2 Irg. bkcases, new counter top w/cabinels & sink, etc 262-4091

5 PC. beige sectional $675; 4 upholstered barrel chairs $125 ea. 261-5141

RCA 13" color TV for Sale $100 Call 261-6682.

DINING room table w/6 chairs.

Call 262 -7836.

SOLID Oak roll-top deck 400 lbs. big $2,000/offer Call 262-0348.

SOLID Teak 1" thick dining room table w/8 chairs. $1900/offer 262-0348

122 Travel

INTERISLAND/Mainland. Europe, Orient as low a- $18 w/restrictions. Call 926-2652

LOWEST Agency airfares in town! You check the lowest agency fare & we'll beat that price! Sachiko Travel 944-9555. (TA-1052)

1987 FORD BRONCO II

1983 HONDA PRELUDE

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$7995 MNXI 93

$ 1 0 , 895 1987 NISSAN

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$6695 1987 TOYOTA TERCEL 3DR

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$4995 1979 MAZDA

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$995 1986 PLYMOUTH

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$5795 1983 DODGE

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$2795

1987 NISSAN SENTRA 4DR

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$5995 1975 DODGE DART 4 DR

ANW598

$395 1987 DODGE OMNI 4DR

CFB504

$3995 1979 FORD

MUSTANG BPT201

$995

AA '88 RX-7

Oahu's GREATEST

Sports Car!

$290.27, month Payment based on S15.863. plus lea, be , S99 doc

15% Down at 1350% for 72 months. an approved Credit. subject to prior sale, Includes Proofing

Our PARTS

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for your convenience

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Oahu's largest selection of the new Maxis

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month Payment based on $17.453. plus Ina lic .S99 dnr

Down al 13 50% lor 72 months, Of, apploved clod s

In prim Sile includes Idelime Ills! proofing Stock 05155 ID 1111 4584

Stock 05152 10 11632680

CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, PLUS TAX, LIC. & DOC FEES. OAC. SALE ENDS 3/4/89.

CUTTER MITSUBISHI

Waipahu 671-2626

GARAGE SALE

MULTI-FAMILY Garage Sale. 9-4. 3/4. McCurry PI. Pearl Harbor area.

123 Moving 8 Storage

ABC MOVERS No move too smallii!

Call 942-2993

GARAGE SALT

MOVING Sale. Furn., Organ, Refrigerator & misc.

much more 247-1953

TV, camera, hsehld.. toys crib. mattress, clothes, etc 3/4 Sat 1349 Onioni St.

MOVING all must go Sat., 3/4, 1947-C Dickson Cir. King bed/frame, armoire, chest, rocker, microwave, numerous baby equipment, 11 x 22 beige carpet and more. 422.0434

MOVING Sale Sal 3/4 8-4 p.m. Koolau View Drive. Household goods, turn. & much more.

125 Home Appliances

HOT POINT Refrigerator, $100, white.

Call 254-5428.

REPAIR-Sell-Buy-Trade. Washers, dryers, ref rig., freezer, air cond. Honest, warranty. 239-7479

$20 OFF all regular priced refrigerators. Offer good till 3/15/89. Pete's Appliance 621-9003

14.6 cu. ft. frost/free Ken- more freezer, Excl. cond. 247-6177 $500/offer

14 CU. ft. Frigidaire upright freezer, old but useable, $50. Day, 543-7332.

WATER sports equip., mans bike, hsehld items, tools, misc. 3/5, 10-2 p.m. 253 Kuukama St., Kailua.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., 3/4, 9- 12 p.m. 1376 Kina St., Kai- lua. Great bargains.

AMERICAN Cancer Socie- ty Garage, Plant & Craft sale Blaisdell Center. 1000's of items furniture, clothes. linens, ape's., books, toys. baby things, kitchenware, luggage, bikes, TV's, tools, etc. Spe- cial art, antique & silver section. Fri. 4-10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. (mark- down day) 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Used car drawing noon Sun. by Frank Delima.

186 & 170 OHANA St., Kai- lua from Mar. 4, 8 to 5, tools, mower, turn.. household items, much more.

GARAGE Sale - Sat. March 4 8-2 p.m. 206 Aio- koa St (Alkahi Park) Toys, books, clothes, misc.

GARAGE Salo. 3/4 & 3/5 8 tit Pau. Nothing you need but stuff you may want. Tent, canopy, large size womens clothes. Vacuum, receiver & more 145 Omao St., Kailua.

126 Miscellaneous

20x20 or 30x3O PARTY Tent & Trampoline for rent/sale. 396-8066

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

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

DESIGNER sunglasses - asst. men's & women's from Sterling Optical of NY Retail value $8.99-539.99 must sell lot of 600 Asking $2300 or best offer. Call for more info., 263-8370

AB DICK Folder, model 58 Wilson golf clubs. $550 each. 239-9946

FOR Sale' Bird cages of all sizes & supplies,

microwave cooking ctr., Elementary school size sliding board & gym set & etc. Call Anthony or

Linda at, 235-3749

AIR conditioner 9500BTU, excellent condition $175. After 4 p.m., 254-4750.

126 PAIsceNarwous

CARPET, new 8/87. Full up. LR/DR down, B side HAFB officer duplex. No pets/kids - like new. $1100. 422- 4372

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

AMWAY Products deity- ered, money back guarantee. Call 487-5241.

VERTICAL Blinds always a discount. 72 x B4 PVC $99; fabric $124. Estimates by phone. Ken Hatch, 254- 2080.

SELLING two bedroom sets/book. stand & 10 Ft. x 14 Ft. shed. Call Wayne, 155-5728 after 1730.

WINDWARD Antiques. WE buy/sell jewelry, antiques. gold/silver, & repair clocks. Call 262-5526

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

DRUM set, Bass w/pedal snare, 2 toms, 3-brass sym- bats. all w/stands $175. Bike, Mrs. 10-spd. loss than 2 yrs. old 585.247 -3014.

NEW Pic nic Tables $99, Porch Swing $100. Fine workmanship. 293-8392

NAME Brand washers, re- trigs., ranges. etc. at warehouse pr ices! KND 842- 1996.

DART Wave ski 2.3 w/pad- dle, asking $200. Basic Concept white student desk like new reg. $249, asking $130. 254-5407

DAX safety gym stst. as advertised in body bldg. magazines. Excl. cond. 247-6177

CONCRETE SPLASHB- LOCKS for residential or commercial raingutter system. Helps prevent holes in sidewalks and ground ero- sion. $8 and below. Con- tractor and bulk discounts available. Call Island Gut- ters at 235-8892

WOMEN'S Navy Uniforms for sale, sizes 10-11R & Military Acorn., -,Baby Changing Table, .excl. cond. $35 Call 254-1933. Leave Message.

A PERFECT GIFT Have your friend's car detailed for a great present. Call Ace Pacer's Top Quality Car Cleaning Service for an estimate. 261-3985 and leave a message.

Next to Burger King

across from Gem

127 Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED: 12" square mir- ror tile w/gold vein smoked, need immediately. Call 536-5320

130 Antiques-Art

BUYING BUYING BUYING Highest prices paid. See us first or we both lose. Dolls, collectables, watches, paintings, memoribilia, Ha- waiiana, antiques. bronzes Kailua Antiques & Gold

261-0157

ANTIQUES FROM EUROPE Reas., rstrd , ready to use turn. Many styles & periods ANTIQUES R. LTD 768 South St. downtown. 526- 1966. Open daily 10-5

Sell us your antiques & collectibles BEST PRICES The Hunter. 764 Kailua Rd

262-4868 (HUNT)

WINDWARD Antiques. We Buy/sell jewelry, antiques. gold/silver & repair clocks Call 262-5526

Mazda's LEGEND in its own time!

$3 3 74, per month

Loaded Pay,e,! Oa sed cr S2 CO2 piusiaa.Pc .S99 dot '5% Down al '3 5014 for 72 months. on approved tred,t. subject to Oa sale, Includes

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ALII Jewelry & Antiques. Buy & Sell. Top Cash for gold, diamonds, antiques, & collectables.

1525 Kalakaua Ave 942-7474

Parking in front

132 Computers

IBM Clone, 640K memory. 2FDD, 30 Meg hd., color mon printer & desk, $1500 Jim h. 486-3560, w. 474- 4039.

IBM 286AT clone. 10MHZ, 40MB h/disc 1MD ram, 720 & 1 2 dr. monitor Like new enchanted EGA, software. $1750, 262-4693

IBM PS/2 Model 25 Dual 3.5" drives, color Mon $1300, offer. Tim, 682-5539 after 4 p.m

133 Jewelry & Clothing

FOR SALE: 1 Karat Solitaire ring w/6 small diamonds, $1500 or offer. Call 261- 4193 after 4:30 p m.

140 Photography

WEDDING & Special occa- sion photography stills & video Call Econ Photo, 239-4295.

LIKE TO BAKE? Put an edible picture on your cake. Call Econ Pholo,239-4295

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TOYOTA USED CARS $600 DOWN

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Kelly Blue Book Price: $8,315 Corollas, Camrys and other cars also available at sale prices!

WARRANTY,. Remaining I OYO IA FACTORY WARRANTY FINANCING: Credit on approval. Cars subject to prior sale. Terms are 54 mos. 14.0% APR. Price plus tax and $17 transfer fee. Sale ends 3/31/89.

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140 Photography

SUNSHINE Graphics - Professional Photography at competitive rates. Call 239-9053 or 625 -0554.

140 Photography

PHOTOGRAPHY Portfoli- o's, weddings, family portraits. 25% discount VPS Photo Dosigners. 239.4090

141 Video Taping

FILMS transferred to video. 6 convenient locations. Call Econ Photo, 239.4295.

144 Musical Instruments

DRUMS & Hardware. new & used Buy & sell. Fred's Pro Drums, 533-7550.

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144 Musical 'WNW%

GULBRANSEN Pacemaker organ. Recently serviced. Good condition & sound. $1500. 247-2448 mornings

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,. '83 DODGE ARIES STARTING AT $1495.' 1 '83 DODGE COLTS. STARTING AT $1,295 if

IV " '87 ISUZU "I" MARK. STARTING AT $5995 i '84 PONTIAC S/W's. STARTING AT S3495 II.'

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194 Musical Instruments

C)',4r. WEBER Grand orig. made in NY/London. Cond. /"musician's instrument." $4000 254-5548 Iv.

.) msg. or call alter 6 p m.

146 Boats-Suppllesi Services

40hp EVENRUDE Good cond $1,200

261-6905

70hp EVENRUDE 52,200/best offer.

261-6905

16 FT. Starcraft 70hp Evin- rude fishing or fun plus extras, $3500. 254-5650 Lv. message.

19' LARSEN combat fly bridge 165HP Chevy Mer- cury CB, trailer, $9000/ Offer. 696-8348 eves , 636- 2888.

LET'S GO FISHING 31-twin diesel/fly bridge

USCG LIC/fully equipped You keep fish 466-4854

21f1. REINELL IB/OB sleeps 2, stereo cass., out- rigger poles, CB & VHF radios. $8000 /offer. Call 395-7086

150 Livestock Horses

HORSEBACK riding lessons - English, Western & jumping. Judy Woods. 395- 8743.

WANTED to Lease or Share-boarding on English horse. Judy Woods. 395- 8743.

151 Pets-Ever-piling

QUARANTINE care, classy pup. Prof. dog & cot groom- ing 948-0021

CFA Persian kittens. blk. male /female.

Call 254-4025

166 Plcimps, Trucks

BANK Repo! '82Ford Bron- co Call Kathy 525-8214 M- Th 8-4; Fri 8-5:30.

'83 GMC Jimmy, 5 spd., p S. p/b, tow hitch. tint, rust- proof, $5700. 672-4156

'84 NISSAN 5-spd.. a/c, radio, Snugtop top, $4800 or best offer. 239-9421

171 Motorcycles, Wiped. & Scooters

FOR Sale. pure bred Amer- ican Pit Bull puppies 624- 3050

BLACK Chinese fighting dog. Perfect pet. perfect companion for kids & house broken. $100/offer. 422-4095

CEDAR Pot beds. Now. S $20, M $30, L $40. Flea & Odor deterrent. 455-1586

MALE Silky Terrior. Must sell, $150 or best offer. Call 235-7840.

9 PUPPIES. unique Terrier/ Shepherd mix, 5 wks old. weaned. $34 ea. 239-7479

3YEAR old miniature Poo- dle. Loves kids AKC. 455- 2611 after 4 p.m.

DOG house for big dog. $50. Kailua area. You haul away. Days 543-7332.

CHINESE Sher-Pei pup, lots of wrinkles, excl. w/ children. 833-6906

IN need of quality affordable care? Dr. Eric Pearson's Home Pet Service. Call 235- 8457.

156 Auto Serlvce/Parts

'78 EICAMINO body parts. Make offer. 239-9920 Leave message.

GO LUBE mobil auto lube, roes. rates. At your home or bus. 235-5679

'79 MALIBU Class. whole/ parts. 4 new tires. $300/ offer. 247-4275 Iv msg.

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

'79 CLASSIC Yamaha 65 Special, excl. cond. $750 Firm. Call 262-0247.

'86 1100cc HARLEY David- son Sportster, 4700 ml,, excl. cond. $3500 Firm. Call work, 471-2935; home, 839- 0945 Bob Taylor.

'87 HONDA XL600. 30 mi., illness forces me to sell. super trapp pipe, carb kit, Fox shock, much more. $2600 or best offer. 833- 5156

'88 HARLEY Davidson Sportster, like new. dual seat, $4000/best ofr. 262- 4155

175 Vans, Campers, Jeeps, 4 WO

'77 DODGE Van (HBX133) $995.

Call 455-1071 Dlr.

'85 JEEP Cherokee, good cond., a/c, best offer. 257- 3302 or 261-4000 home

'85 CJ7 JEEP, 4 spd.. soft top, off road tires, AM/FM stereo, new paint. $7195 Firm. Dlr. 833-8809

'87 JEEP WRANGLER Loaded. STK N5070/Lic PCJY-017. $8995. 235-5811 DLR.

'87 JEEP WRANGLER. stereo, auto., super fun to drive & loaded. STK #071/ Lic rICJR-418 $8995 235- 5811 DLR.

'87 JEEP Wrangler, 4" lift 33" a/t tires, 5 spd., 6 cyl more. $10,995. 682-1967

'87 CHEVY Astro Van Supe loaded, fun for the family $14.995. STK N134/Lic NCPW-691. 235-5811 OUR

'88 SUZUKI Samurai cony., It. blue, AM/FM cass., a/c. $500/take over pymts. $220.66. 239-9811

176 Automobiles for Sale

stplorint Mules has moved to '<Mon IN the Creek side Bring your pole for some game nshirs for tasty taMpia '79 DATSUN 8310 78 PACER CGS -845 fee5 (ADF035) $895. Call 455-

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Cadillac

'69 GOLD Fleetwood 85,000 orig. mi $3000 of recent work: new bat., tiros, brakes, springs, etc. Silk & loather int. Asking $1650 262-4693

'78 SEVILLE, Excl. cond. $5500. Dlr.

Call 833-8809.

'79 DEVILLE 2-dr. hardtop. Excl. cond. $3500/offer. 955-0026

Chevrolet

CORVETTE '65 Coupe 327 4-spd., very clean, '72 cony , 350 auto., excl. 239- 6320

69 CHEVROLET Corvair Monza $600/best offer. 422- 8764 or 449-2354, Henry.

'78 CHEV. Malibu, 2000R, V8, white, auto., p/b, p/s, a/ C. great condition. $3500 Evenings, ph. 239-5102.

'78 CHEV. Malibu, 2 door, V8, white, auto., p/b, p/s, a/ c, groat condition, $3500. Evenings, 239-5102.

'79 FORD LTD. p/s, p/b. p/ w, new paint, A-1 cond. $595/best offer. 947-7188.

BANK Repo! '82 Chevrolet Chevette. Call Bob 525- 8284 M-Th 8-4; Fri 8-5:30.

'83 CAMARO Z28, special wheels & tires, excl. cond. Best offer. 262-2719 eves.

'83 CAMARO. a/c, stereo. p/s, good int. $3500/

offer. 237-7009

BANK Repo! '84 Chevy Ca- price. Call Kehau 525-8224 M-Th 8-4; Fri 6.5:30

'84 CAMARO, auto., cass. a/c & much more. STK 11066/Lic. ABWP-893. $5995. 235-5811 DLR.

'89 CORVETTE Coupe, showroom cond., 1,000 miles. auto, air, loaded. full warranty. Must sell! $34,500/of Ter Call 395- 9735

Chrysler

'85 LEBARON Cony. auto., a/c, leather, stereo cass. & more. STK #012/Lic. NCAU- 670. $8995 235-5011 DLR.

Delsun

280ZX, 24,000 one owner miles. Leather, loaded, $6800 firm. DIr. Call 833- 8809.

'72 DATSUN 240Z $1950/offer. Call Rob 235-5976 after 6 p.m.

BLUE TAG SALE!

UP TO OVER 500

$2000 CARS,TRUCKS & VANS TO

CASH CHOOSE FROM

REBATE! 0 AS LOW AS

4.9°/ FINANCING

NEW '88 & 89s ODGE COLTS, VISTAS, OMNI, SHADOW, DAYTON

PLYMOUTH COLTS, VISTAS, HORIZON, SUNDANCE

CHRYSLER LEBARON, COUPE & 4 DR

BELOW FACTORY INVOICE! TRUCKS, VANS & 4x4's!

DODGE RAM 50's, 8150, B250,13350, D/W 150, D/W 250, D/W 350 AND DODGE DAKOTA & RAIDERS!!

36" GooSE 0 DOWN

OW* $500 REBACTATE

$149 /MONTH

1989 DODGE COLT 3 DR

1989 DODGE RAM 50

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$169/MONTH 44

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1989 DODGE

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$300 FRECBTAOTREY

$179/MONTH n39' Plus lax. Lic d$89 Doc Fees.

1989 PLYMOUTH

SUNDANCE5 DR LB

LOADED 11 TO CHOOSE FROM

$8687 Alter $600 Rebate & $1000 Down.

"Wes Plus Tax. LIc..AndWiraba.

661700 Plus Tax, Lic . And 589 Doc Fees 60 Mos, 12.75% Annual Percentage Rate.

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FIFTH AVENUE

FULLY LOADED

10 TO CHOOSE FROM

$16,988 AFTER $2,000 DOWN PAYMENT

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$11,810 Alter $2000 Down Payment

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'AFTER REBATES. ON APPROVED CREDIT. ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALES. NM TILL MARCH 8, 1989 "ON SELECT MORELS SKY. REBATES I APR NOT CIIIABINABLE.

CUTTER DODGE 735 DILLINGHAEV1

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 842-6300

PEARL CITY 921 KAM HWY.

(NEXT TO PEARL CITY TAVERN)

455-1071

Ford

'81 T-BIRD, mint cond., loaded. now paiinl/lires 46,500 mi., 530010/offer. 695-9982.

'81 FORD Escort Newly rebuilt engine. 4 spd. am/ fm. Eves 261-3020

BANK Repo! '84 Ford T- Bird. Call Nancy 525 -8216. M-Th 8-4. Fri 8-5:30

'85 TEMPO, air, 5-spd ,

stereo & more. $3995. STK tr100/Lic. sCBD-612. 235- 5811 DLR.

'87 MUSTANG Coy. auto.. a/c, stereo w/cass., cruise. till & much more. $9995 STK #079/Lic. NONY-815 235-5811 DLR

Foreign Cars

MILITARY DISCOUNTS New European auto priced for $13,500 Take advantage of factory direct process. Many makes & models avial. Call 800-634-3619 The European Car Com- pany

Honda

'78 ACCORD, 2 dr. Hatch- back Auto., radio, very good cond. $985.261 -6606

'72 DATSUN 240Z $2700 /offer. Call

Milton, 922-2036 (days).

11 MAXIM SIN ()twenties. 79 FAIRMONT S/W Awl -414 1395

78 MAZDA GLC AGC197 3995

'79 RONDA 5/19 AJO-837 Sets

113013CW ismrpo Sims

11 MAZDA GLC MM-466 3995

74 DMA HWY esti-149 31195

ti 7711RAIXEY GT 0/61-738 31995

14 MEAL. TOPAZ VIN 5178995

TI ACCORD fiGA. 713 $1995

11 TOYOTA STOUT 058141 31695 Is,

76 DATSUN 1 RAT070 $5195

13 PONTIAC T/A DE-14334595

'84 FERRO CCC.41 OfTER

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263-0209 GOVERNMENT seized Ve- hicles from $100. Fords. Mercedes. Corvettes Chevys. Surplus. Buyer Guide (1) 805.687-6000 Ext S-21446,

PORSCHE Auto Parts new & used Call for low prices 836-4550

3/4 TON truck bed for GMC truck. Needs some work. $200 or best offer. 239-9920 Leave message

'82 MAZDA GLC. 5 spd. New & used parts $400/ offer. Serious inq. only 293-2148

GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehicles from $100. Fords. Mercedes. Corvettes. Chevys. Surplus. Buyer Guide (1) 805 -687 -600' Ext. S-4031.

Audi

BANK Repo! '81 Audi 4000. Call Nancy, 525-8216 M-Th 8-4; Fri 8-5:30.

'79 2802X, air, 5 spd., p/w, AM/FM. sharp $3100. 471- 3289, 263-4855 eves.

Dodge

WAIT - See & ride me before you pass up a good deal! '87 OMNI automatic, AM/FM. air. tint, p/s, pit). alarm & immac. Must seel $5,200. 247-4275, leave message for Angela

'72 DODGE Swinger, runs good, $200 or best offer. Call 247-2490

'73 CUSTOM, not running, fixer upper. Make offer. 247-1993

'77 DODGE Aspen (BGW249) $695 Call 455- 1071 DIr.

'87 OMNI, 5-spd., stereo, cloth int & many extras. $3995 STK /1003/Lic. aCFB- 517. 235-5811 DLR.

'87 OMNI, 5-dr., 5-spd.. stereo & many extras. $3995. STK 4006/Lic. #CFB -507 235-5811 DLR

Ford

'66 MUSTANG Ltd. edition. Sprint 200, rebuilt engine. a/t. int 90% new. Much more, $4500. 263-3685

'79 HONDA Civic (CSV283) $895

Call 455-1071 DIr.

'82 CIVIC, 4 dr.. 5 spd , AM/ FM cass $1700 Call 239- 7139 after 6 p.m.

CARS k ar a vehicle that moves

on wheels: automobile

Shop first in the Classi- fieds for the best car buys.

Sun Press

Classified

235-5881 Mazda Nissan

'83 ACCORD 4-Door, 5- speed. clean. stereo, w/ cass.. ready for immediate delivery! AUY-322, Stock N027. $3995 235-5811 DLR

'86 ACCORD DX, silver, 2- dr. hlbck., a/c, 4-spd. trans., extended warr., excl. cond 247-6177

'86 PRELUDE 5-speed. a/c, p/s, moon roof, AM/FM cass., low miles, immac ,

many extras! $11,600. Call 235-1973.

'87 CRX HF. 5-spd.. excl cond., a/c, Metallic silver. Call Andy 423-1957.

Lincoln

'75 TOWN CAR low miles, clean loaded, $995. AYW- 546 5214775. 235-5811 DLR

'75 LINCOLN Continental (BSR084) $995 Call 455- 1071 Dlr.

Mazda

'61 GLC, 4 -dr., auto., w/air. $700/offer.

261-6001

'85 RX-7, N4120 MJW-013, loaded. $7695. 842-6300 DLR.

'88 MAZDA R X 7 GXL. 5- spd , fully loaded, low mileage, excl cond $23,000 Firm Call Maureen 235 - 5881 days.

Mercedes Benz

MERCEDES Benz 300TD, auto , air, sunroof, loaded! $13,900 /offer. 477-6751 days, 239-8329 eves

'76 1150SEL Mercedes, di- amond blue, auto., dk blue int , sunroof. new tires. good brakes, just serviced, excl cond $15,500/best oiler. 235-4202 eves.

'78 450 SEL 4-dr auto., air, power this, power !hall Super clean. $14,995 STK #130 /Lic $BVB -313. 235- 5811 DLR.

Mercury

'82 LYNX, sunroof, stereo, $1300/offer. 625-0820 after 4 p.m.

'82 COUGAR great transportation $1995 BDw995 $G11193 235-5811 DLR

'83 MERCURY Lynx (AWS640) $1395. Call 455- 1071 Dlr.

'83 COUGAR loaded! Lux- ury at It's best $3995. STK 1106/Lic. NBSV-817. 235- 5811 DLR.

'86 826 114141, CFA-990, $5495. auto., w/many x- Iras. a/c 642-6300 DLR.

'84 COUGAR, V6, a/c, runs great, must sell. Call 254- 5489.

'84 NISSAN 300ZX. Must sell. Asking $8400. Call Bill 423-1489.

'85 NISSAN 200SX Turbo, black, p/w, sunroof, air, AM/FM cass.. new brakes, all.. and tires, runs good $6000 or best offer 672-9040 after 4 p.m.

'85 MAXIMA super loaded luxury, low mites. $7995 STK 11031/Lic. MCFX-043. 235-5811 DLR.

'85 SENTRA 5-spd., stereo, 4-dr. & much more. Low mil. $3995 STK 5029/Lic. #BXF -494. 235-5811 DLR.

'86 SENTRA, a/c, stereo, auto., & much much more. $3995. STK #042 /Lic. PCCV-216. 235-5811 DLR

'86 PULSAR, 5 spd., sun roof, air, AM/FM coos., clean. $5800 Ph. 261-0990

"LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN!" 4.9% FINANCING ON -

ON SELECTED '88 & '89 VW;,\S:w ,,,

VAIVAGoN

HOLIDAY PRICED!

4.9% FINANCING!

'On Selected Models Only 6 Pau VCI Financing After 10% Dorm. 24 Mm On Acumen Mona

Cars Subfect To pilot Wes Prko Plus Tax. Lk., S75 Doc, Destination Fees Goon Nov 101 Mar 31. 1999

SHELLY LEEWARD 94-223 FARRINGTON HWY.

677-0777

Pt/mouth Pontiac

87 PULSAR Bright blue, like new condition. $8950. Call 395-4219 eves.

BANK Repot '87 Nissan Sentra E. Call Bob 526-6284 M-Th 8-4; Fri. 8-5:30.

BANK Repo! '87 Nissan Sentra XE. Call Bob 525- 8284 M-Th 8-4; Fri 8-530

Oldsmobile

'87 NINETY Eight $4144, CNT-300. must see, very clean. $11,995. 842 -8300 OUR

'68 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury , $200.

Call 261-6766

'79 PLYMOUTH, 400 engine, 4 dr., auto. Best offer. 623-0595 ask for Dean.

'66 FIERO, stereo w/cass. 5-spd & fully loaded, $6995, STK 1.089/Lic IICDN-408. 235-5811 DLR

'87 GRAND AM, $4118 CJD-455, auto., V-6, $8895, loaded. 842-6300 DLR

Pontiac Subaru

'80 GRAND LeMANS, sta. wgn., 1 owner. excl. cond., AM/FM can.. new tires & battery. $1500/best offer. 261-9882

'82 PONTIAC Phoenix, auto , 4 dr , low ml. $1950. Call 254-2619

'86 FIERO #4126 CDA-558, $5995. Beautiful. 842-6300 DIP

'80 SUBARU wagon GI, 5 speed. body and paint in great shape, rebuilt engine, lints, $2,000. After 5.30 p.m.. 235-2678.

'84 DL STATION Wagon, Low mi., good cond $2500 Power everything. Call 261- 6905

'84 GL Wagon 4WD. air, p/ w, stand., good cond $3500/offer. 293-8701

Suzuki

86 SUZUKI Forsca (CFB430) $1995 Call 455- 1071 DIr

Toyota

'83 COROLLA SR5. 5 spd .

a/c. runs good $3200/offer 671-6444 or 671-5354.

Triumph

'66 TR4 Triumph convertible, new paint, top tires. etc. 80% restored, manuals In- cluded, $4000/best offer. Call 672-3222 (h), 684 -8256 (w)

Volkswagen

'TB VW Bug convertible, low mileage, Blaupunkt Groat shape. 528-5693

Volkswagen

'70 VW Bus, Mechanic Spe- cial (BFW913) $795. Call 455-1071 DIr.

'78 BAJA BUG, Very clean, $2250 or best offer. Dlr. Call 833-8809

'79 VOLKSWAGON Convertible $2500.

247-4631

'79 VW Bug. semi-auto., recent body paint jotl, new generator & 2 tires, needs work on bottom rust. $475. Call 261-3046.

'80 JETTA. 4 dr 5 spd stand. $2000/offer, good cond 261-1915 after 4

'85 SCIROCCO, 5-spd., a/ c, p/s, p/b, excl. cond. $6000/offer. 833-1245

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