X Kaneohe Hawaii MPS to reinforce Corps' readiness · Womens' khaki shirts will not be pressed with military creases except for the sleeves. Only olive green, elliptical collar undershirts

Vol, X MCAS Kaneohe Bay Hawaii

MPS to reinforce Corps' readiness Last Friday, the command-

ing general of the 1st Marine Amphibious Brigade, BGen. John 'R. Dailey, officially welcomed the "MPS-3 Planning Cell" to their new spaces in Pless Hall aboard the Air Station.

equipment and supplies offloaded from MPS ships.

The MPS concept origin- ated six years ago as a new option for increasing the responsiveness of Marine Corps forces requiring immediate And rapid

BGen. J. R. Dailey, commanding general of the newly redesignated 1st Marine Amphibious Brigade, welcomes members of the MPS-3 Planning Cell.

4111 The recent redesignation of the Brigade as the 1st MAB, and the assumption of the Maritime Prepositioning Ships (MPS) mission, adds a new dimension to the Brigade's ability to quickly meet mission requirements.

In the future, Marines will be able to be airlifted directly to a contingency area where they will "marry up" with

deployment. The overall program calls for the prepositioning of the majority of the equipment for three specially configured MABs on board forward deployed commercial ships manned by civilian crews.

The Navy has contracted with industry to provide a total of 13 merchant class ships in support ofthe overall

MPS program. Four of the ships, known as the MPS-3 squadron, will be used by 1st MAW The ships were designed specifically for the MPS mission and are named after Marine Corps Medal of Honor winners.

The four MPS-3 ships are: the Cpl. William R. Button, scheduled for completion in May 1986; the lstLt. Jack Lummus, scheduled for completion in March 1986; the lstLt. Baldomero Lopez, scheduled for completion in November 1985; and the PFC DeWayne F. Williams, currently in operation.

The MPS-3 squadron is scheduled to deploy sometime during the latter part of 1986. The four ships will be homeported somewhere in the Western Pacific.

The 6th MAB, headquar- tered at Camp Lejeune, N.C., operates with the four ships of the MPS-1 squadron in the Atlantic Command area. On July 30, the Marine Corps announced the "completion and stand-up" of MPS-1.

The 7th MAB, headquar- tered at 29 Palms, Calif., will operate with the. MPS-2 squadron homeported at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. MPS-2 is currently being loaded at the port of Wilmington, N.C.

MPS Brigades are com- posed of the same four basic elements as any other Marine Air Ground Task Force: Command Element, Ground Combat Element, Air. Combat Element and

Combat Service Support. Element. They are, however larger and have more firepower than other Marine brigades configured for amphibious operations.

In general, MPS lirigados are configured to cifiltain approximately 1(i ,;M) Marines and sailors and 'lit' heavily mechanized with tanks, self-propelled artillery and other vehicles which are prepositioned aboard the MPS ships.

The (former) 1st Marine Brigade forms the base of the

.0'3gf.hde with a strength 01 approximately 8,700 Marines and sailors based at MCAS Kaneohe Bay. It is being recon- figured to conform with the MPS structure. The additional personnel will remain based with III Marine Amphibious Force on Okinawa and with I Marine Amphibious Force in Southern California.

For specific exercises or contingencies, the additional forces would come under the control of the 1st MAB and

would be airlifted to the operational area to join with the prepositioned equipment and the rest of the Brigade..

There will be little increase in the number of personnel stationed at MCAS Kaneohe Bay. An exact number is not' yet known, but any additional personnel stationed here would be used to help coordinate and implement the complex logistical plans necessary for MPS operations. For now, that is the job

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Cpl. William Button

PFC DeWayne Williams

IsiLt. Baldomero Lopez lstLt. Jack Lummus

Heroes immortalized The four ships of the MPS-3 squadron to be used by the 1st MAB are named after Marine Corps Medal of Honor winners, as are all 13 MPS vessels. The MPS-3 men : PFC DeWayne Williams, who was killed in Vietnam in 1968 when he rolled on top of an enemy grenade to protect his fellow Marines; lstLt. Jack I ummus, who was killed on Iwo Jima in 1945 while her ou olk leading his Marines in an attack; istLt. Baldomero

onez, who was killed ai -Inchon, Korea, in 1950 when he idled a grenade under him to protect his felloiv Marines;

find Cpl. William R. Button, who showed exceptional leodorchip and exposed himself to great personal danger Lola, ,,4 the. Haiti Constabulary Detachment in 1919.

Cammies allowed off-base

Uniform regs change for Kaneohe Bay Marines A recent modification to

the Station uniform regulations allows Marines to wear camouflage utilities, or flight clothing, to and from off- station residences. Stops along the route not authorized, and public transportation cannot be used.

"No stops means just that - no driving through` fast food windows or bank tellers," said MSgt. David McKee, of the Station adjutant's office. "The only authorized stop for Marines wearing flight suits or camouflaged utilities is their residence."

Other changes or clarifica- tions of the uniform regulations for Kaneohe Bay Marines are:

When the quarter-length sleeved khaki shirt is worn, either all ribbons or only personal U.S. decorations may be worn. Marksmanship

badges may also be worn with or without ribbons, and the wearing of either ribbons or badges is not required unless directed by the unit commander.

Identification cards must be carried by individuals at all times except when wearing athletic or swimming attire. "liut, anyone leaving the Station in such attire must still carry their military ID card to reenter," said McKee." A separate Station regulation states this requirement.

Appropriate hats or caps shall be worn with the following exceptions: the utility cap may be removed when authorized by unit commanders for physical fitness events, recreational activities, or when it may pose asafety hazard such as in the immediate vicinity of aircraft.

Club manager honored Warren G. "Lou" LeGarie was honored for the outstanding contributions he made to the Marine Corps Club Program during Fiscal Year 1984 while serving as the manager of the Kaneohe Bay Commissioned Officers Club. LeGarie received a plaque during a ceremony held at the club Aug. 30.

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Uniform caps or hats shall be worn in vehicles except when there is insufficient space for their wear. Bicycle riders may wear the appropriate service cap I hat, or satety headgear, at their option.

Uniform shirts of wool/ synthelic combination material must have military creases. Cotton or cotton/ synthetic shirts may have military creases, but they are not required.

Womens' khaki shirts will not be pressed with military creases except for the sleeves.

Only olive green, elliptical collar undershirts are authorized for wear with flight clothing and camouflaged utilities.

For more information on the wearing of leis, flowers, jewelry, watches, eyeglasses or sunglasses, see the current edition of Air Station Order 1020.4C.

LCp1. Brian Bartley, a military policeman from the Provost Marshals Office, waves a motorcycle rider, wearing camouflage utilities, through the MCAS Kaneohe Bay main gate.

CMC: 'Buy only what we need' by Sgt. Ron Rivers

Marine Corps News - The Commandant of the Marine Corps' solution to fraud, waste and abuse is quite simple - would you pay the price for some of the products the Marine Corps purchases if the money was coming from your pocket?

"Over the past two years, the Marine Corps has participated fully in the DoD- wide attack on the systematic problems which have caused excessive prices for items we acquire," stated White Letter 13-85.

"Challenging questionable prices and reporting suspected cases of product substitution have been successfully accomplished through the Defense Hotline,

an anonymous way to report suspected cases of fraud, waste and abuse.

"Ensuring that all personnel are aware of these problems and knowing the proper channels to report violations is the key to successfully eliminating them. We must begin to realize that for every dollar the federal government spends, part of it comes directly from our own pockets.

"My message is simple," the Commandant continued, "buy only what we need and ensure that the price we pay is fair and reasonable for the value we receive."

The Marine Corps is fully committed to establishing a state of price consciousness

among individuals directly involved in establishing, reviewing and approving supply requirements.. Re- sponsibility begins with the individual who has a requirement for supplies, and extends to those in the chain of command responsible for approving purchase requests.

"In the final analysis," the Commandant stated, "it is an ingrained sense of personal accountability and respon- sibility on the part of each and every individual involved in the process that will keep mistakes from happening .

"We must continue to demonstrate that our long tradition of responsible stewardship of the resources entrusted to us by the

American people is the rule throughout the Marine. Corps," Gen. Kelley concluded.

"Requirements that appear out of line are to be challenged and referred up the line to the level of authority appropriate for resolution. Good judgment must be exercised by all concerned," Gen. Kelley added.

Gold plating, as the Commandant calls it, is not only overpricing and product substitution by contractors; it also includes procuring extravagant items instead of practical ones. Purchasing officers have the responsibil- ity and authority to deny approving items that violate reasonable justification.

HAWAII MARINE September 5, 1985

Supreme Court upholds Feres Doctrine The United States Supreme

Court has voted to uphold its 35-year-old ruling that prevents active duty service members from suing the military for negligence.

The DoD general counsel has told a Congressional subcommittee he would welcome a review of the current military compensation program to ensure its benefits are adequate for victims of malpractice and other service related injuries;

The Supreme Court's recent 8-0 decision overturned a lower court's ruling that the government was liable for the death of a service member killed by a fellow soldier. Both were off duty and off base at the time.

The decision was based on a 1950 case, Feres vs. the United States, which essentially prevents service members from. suing their commanders or the government for negligence associated with military duty. This limitation is commonly referred to as the "Feres Doctrine."

The Feres Doctrine is often linked with medical Malprac-

happy to work with the appropriate committees on

lopi ng proposed chan- Service members barred deve ges,"e said.

from suing government tice claims, but as the Supreme Court case demon- strates, has broader implica- tions.

In recent congressional testimony, Don General Counsel Chapman 13. Cox said the current military compensation system is more responsive to victims of malpractice and other service-related injuries than the civilian legal system. It offers compensation faster, with more predictability, and without hefty leghl expenses for the victim and the taxpayer.

"The operation of the compensation system isfair. It is efficient; claims are expeditiously processed; it avoids needless waste of resources on legal costs; and it treats all service members consistently and with equality."

Cox said without the Feres

Doctrine, service members would be "required to rely on the common law tort systems of the 50 states for.

compensation. Under these diverse

systems, they will be subject to inconsistent treatment by reason of different state laws, different attitudes of injuries and different quality of legal representation. "In addition, they will suffer long delays in the judicial process and expensive resource drain from legal and related costs."

While emphasizing the benefits of the military compensation benefit system, Cox said DoD would support any necessary changes to' ensure its .

fairness. "If the benefit structure is

not considered adequate, we would welcome congression-, al scrutiny and would be

Cox said the Feres Doctrine protects the interests of members while maintaining the effectiveness of the military organization.

The bonding which is essential to an effective military organization cannot exist in an environment which allows and encourages lawsuits between its members," he said. "Each decision-making process within the military provides an avenue of appeal or review while still preserving the essentials of discipline and chain of command."

"To permit this type of suit," Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger said, "would mean that commanding officers would have to stand prepared to convince a civilian court of the wisdom of a wide range of military and disciplinary decisions, for example, whether to discharge a serviceman, and whether and how to place restraints on a soldier's off- base conduct."

Social Security benefits explained Social Security benefits

can be claimed by calling the local Social Security office to submit'a claim.

An interviewer' will complete the claim form, discuss the proofs needed, and mail the form to the applicant for signature. The applicant will sign the claim and return it with the required proofs, such as birth certificate or military discharge form. These documents will be photo- copied and returned.

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of the MPS-3 "Planning Cell."

In the future, the Brigade will conduct a series of training exercises specifically designed to enhance and test their' ability to execute the MPS mission. Exercises which includd the offload of selected equipment from the ships will be conducted concurrently with major Joint Services exercises. The Brigade will also participate in training exercises at Twenty-nine' Palms, Calif., which provides the opportunity to develop the mechanized tactics dictated by the "heavy" Brigade equipment.

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Battery K reorganizes, 'increases firepower A ceremony at Platt Field,

Aug. 30, was the setting for 1st Battalion, 12th Marines reorganization of Battery K

to Battery B. "To comply with the

Maritime Prepositioning Ships Program of the

Brigade, the battalion changed from four batteries with six guns to three batteries with eight guns,"

Capt. Steven Baird, (left, foreground) commanding officer of Battery B, and 1/12's SgtMaj. John Lofland HI, watch as Cpl. Rick Challenger holds the guideon so that LtCol. Robert B. Newlin, commanding officer of 1/12, can replace Battery K's guideon with Battery B's.

said MSgt. Gerald Harvey, operations chief.

Battery K was originally part of 4/12, .but was reassigned to 1/12 in 1974 after 4/12's deactivation.

The histories of the 1st and 4th battalions of the 12th Marines have been inter- twined since the regiment was first organized as the artillery arm of the 3d Marine Division Sept. 1, 1942.

The two battalions exchangeddesignations following their participation in the Iwo Jima Campaign. The exchange was caused by the reorganization of the Marine Division Artillery.

Prior to that time, the 75mm Pack Howitzer had been the principal weapon of the direct support artillery battalion, and the 105mm Howitzer was the general support weapon.

The bitter hard-fought campaigns of the Pacific convinced Marine tacticians that the increased fire power and longer range of the

DoD weighs the cost of terrorism; positive action response to threat

Every 17 days, terrorists Strike against U.S. government officials and installations abroad.

During the past 15 years, terrorists have killed or maimed 1,000 U.S. military personnel, public servants, businessmen, educators and clergy. Each year, the statistics get increasingly grim and the terrorist incidents become increasingly lethal.

Fred C. Ikle, Undersecre- tary of Defense for policy, recently told Congress the threat of terrorism comes prinicipally from two distinct ideologies, communism and Iranian Islamic fundamenta- lism. Both use terrorism as a form of warfare knowing that democracies, their main

enemies, are especially vulnerable.

"When the United States is the target of such actions, Ikle said," the cost of terrorism must be measured not only in loss of American life or damage to U.S. installations and property, but in less tangible though no less meaningful terms - loss of American credibility and a diminished capacity of the United States to influence international events."

According to Ikle each terrorist attack, bombing, assassination and incident that brings international humiliation to Free World institutions, undermines public confidence in the established government and erodes national resolve and

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responding to the terrorist threat with two forms of positive action:

Anti-terrorism - actions that reduce the vulnerability of people and facilities, such as barriers, gates, armed guards and travel and visa controls; and

Counterterrorism - actions in response to terrorist acts, which include collecting intelligence about terrorist organizations and their training facilities, and apprehension of those caught. preparing a terrorist attack.

"Terrorism is at bottom a form of warfare, and it is

directed against the United States and its friends," Ikle said.

"It is unprecedented to argue that. we should not defend ourselves against these kinds of hostility; or to help others do so on the premise that, to do so, is to violate the sovereignty of that nation from which the hostile action comes.

"Sending a terrorist team across a border to attack one's neighbors is no different in principle from sending an army. To suppose otherwise is to encourage terrorism. That would be to assume a grave responsibi, lity indeed," Ikle concluded.

105mm Howitzer was necessary to support the Marine rifleman in closing the last 500 yards to the enemy.

Accordingly, the old 4/12, the general support battalion, was redesignated 1/12 and became the first of the 12th Marines direct support battalions armed with the 105mm Howitzer.

Until March of this year, when the M198 Howitzer became 1/12's principal armament, the 105mm Howitzer was the main weapon of 1/12 for more than 42 years.

Similar histories as sister battalions were shared by 1/12 and 4/12 during post- war deactivation, Korean War activation and peace- time service at home and overseas. Both battalions served in the Republic of Vietnam, after which their paths divided as 1/12 was reestablished first at Camp

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Pendleton and then in June 1974 in Kaneohe Bay; while 4/12 accompanied other battalions to Okinawa.

In the summer of 1974, the' battalions met again when 4/12 was again deactivated and its batteries distributed to the direct support battalion of the Regiment. At that time, Battery K was assigned to 1/12.

During Battery K's .11 years service in the Brigade, it has maintained a perfect record on annual certification inspections. The last six of the inspections had no discrepancies in technical procedures, security operations or administration.

"This reorganization will allow more fire support flexibility in 1/12's continuing role of direct support to the 3d Marines," said Harvey.

September Highlights Editor's Note: The following are highlights of

events taking place on Kaneohe Bay this month, and some items of interest to everyone.

September 15-21 is National Hispanic Heritage Week - set aside to recognize one of our Nation's ethnic groups by showing appreciation for their many contributions.

September 16 - The Pilgrims set sail for the New World in 1620.

September 17 - Established in 1944, FMFPac celebrates an anniversary today.

September 17 - Today, in 1787, the Constitution was signed, and by a 1952 proclamation, is commemorated as Citizenship Day.

September 18 - Today, in 1947, the United States Air Force became a separate military branch.

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Carrier landings

oar First practice, then the real thing

8M3 Thomas Rossano, the landing signal enlisted (LSE), guides the HMH-463, UH-IN, piloted by Lt. G.J. Dorko, to a safe landing on the USS Anchorage.

A CH-53 from HMH-463, piloted by Maj. R.N. Leavitt and Capt. J.D. Long, leaves Oahu at the start of the carrier qualification evolution.

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Maj. R.N. Le. vitt, HMH - 463 Director of Safety and Standardization, carefully preflights his aircraft.

Story and photos by ('apt. Stan Gould

The ability to land a helicopter on the deck of a ship in the open ocean is only one of the requirements expected of aviators with Marine Aircraft Group-24.

Crews from HMH-463 and HMM-262, -265 and -364 were given an opportunity to practice carrier landings during a recent day and night shipboard landing qualifications. The evolution involved 24 aircraft and 84 pilots from the four ,-... participating squadrons, and was conducted in two phases.

The first phase involved Field Carrier Landing Practice at West Field, here. The pilots practiced the techniques involved and were "tested" with five day and five night FCLPs.

With the FCLPs completed, phase two involved the actual landings. A requirement of

five day and five night landings gave the novice aviators carrier qualification. Veteran aviators were only required to make two day and two night landings for their requalification.

The MAG-24 "carrier qualification" took advantage of five "decks" that passed through the area. The USS Peleiu (LHA 5),

USS Fresno (I.ST 1182), USS Anchorage (LSI) :10), USS Ogden (LPI) 5) and USS Cayuga (LST 1186) were enroukte to southern California and passed within flight distance of the Air Station.

According to Capt. Terry Steele, MAG-29 rotary-wing coordinator, the operation was very successful, with all

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84 pilots qualifying and combining a total of 914 day and 204 night landings.

Steele expressed an appreciation for the support MAG-24 received from the Air Station, noting the late hours that the field remained open and the night search and rescue aircraft support provided by an H11-46 fr6m SOMS.

The pilot's view of the USS Anchorage (LSD 36) just prior to landing.

'Keenagers' make annual visit to Station by Sgt. L.C. Brooks

Society classifies them as senior citizens, but the interest and enthusiasm of the Waikiki "Keen- agers" was anything but indicative of their age.

The "Keenagers" arrived on the Air Station, recently expecting a good time; and they were not disappointed. "This is the ninth year the Marines have extended an

Invitation to us," said Dick Trusdell, the group's coordinator. "Every year our group has grown as the word has spread about what a good time we have here."

This year the group consisted of 356 senior citizens from eight communities throughout the island. While an excursion to a military installation is planned for the "Keen-

agers" every three months, according to Trusdell, the visit to the Air Station is the most popular one.

BGen. J.R. Dailey, commanding general, 1st Marine Amphibious Bri- gade, welcomed the visitors to the Station. "I know that this is an annual event for you and that you have more time on this station than I do," said the general. "I

think you'll enjoy the demonstrations and I want you to relax and enjoy your morning here."

Company A, 3d Recon- naissance Bn., provided a helocast, mock beach landing and Special Patrol Insertion/ Extraction rigging demonstrations. The SPIE rigging seemed to have been the highlight of this demonstration among some of the visitors.

"That looks so dangerous, aren't they afraid they'll fall off," asked one senior of another. "No, they know what their doing, they're

.Marines," replied another. Static displays of a CH-

46, CH-53 and UH-1N were provided by MAG-24 for the seniors to tour following the reconnaissance demonstration.

Most of the "Keenagers" were content to walk through the helicopters, while a few wanted to sit in the pilot's seat. "I want to be in control; you know, get the feeling of the pilot," said' Richard Dotsun.

Lunch at the Enlisted Club concluded the "Keenagers" visit to the Air Station. "I had a great time," said Nat Schsaburn. "It's something about the Marines here that makes me look forward to coming hack every year."

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The Chester County Detachment of the Marine Corps League, with the cooperation of the Marine Corps History and Museums Division, has published the first Marine monthly pocket appointment calendar designed specifically for Marines.

Each month, Marine Appointment Calendar, or "MAC," honors a major event in Marine Corps history - the battles, division's, uniforms, weapons, or the Marines who made the history.

The TA" x 61/2" pocket "MAC" opens to a 61/2" x 12" appointment calendar with space for two months of appointments at a glance, plus a 12-month calendar with four months of the previous year and four months of the following year.

The first "MAC," due out in igh December, depicts the "First

Marine Recruits," a full color painting by famed Marine Corps artist Charles Waterhouse. The cost of "MAC" is $1.50 per calendar, plus a minimal first class mailing and handling fee.

For more information send your name, address, city, state and zip code to "MAC," 1114 Osborne Road, Down- ingtown, PA 19335; or call (215) 269-5406.

Civ-Mil logo The Windward Civilian-

1110 Military Council is seeking . volunteers to create a logo for

the organization. The logo will be used onT-

shirts, letterhead and awards. Appropriate credit will be given to the individual whose design is accepted.

For more information call Bill Buck at 257-2179.

September visit ship

Pearl Harbor - The USS Willamette (A0-180), a Pearl Harbor-based fleet oiler, will be the "Visit Ship" Saturday from noon until 4 p.m.

The 591-foot Willamette is assigned to Commander

IV Naval Surface Group, Middle

Pacific. It is commanded by Commander R. M.Holty, and has. a craw of more than 200 officers and enlisted men. The Willamette's primary mission is to refuel other ships at sea, and has the capabilty of transfering fleet' mail.

Visitors should enter Pearl Harbor through Nimitz Gate, where direction's and instructions will be provided by the Marine sentry. Group tours will be given. Reserva- tions are not necessary.

Individuals not having military automobile decals, or military IDs must park outside Nimitz Gate at the Naval Base Pass and ID Office parking lot. The Marine sentry will direct visitors to the USS Willamette.

Mustang Assn. A Marine Corps Mustang

Association is being organized by retired Marine Capt. Robert E. Richter.

It is open to all active duty, retired and honorably discharged Marines who have risen through the enlisted ranks to become officers or warrant officers.

Charter membership will be available. until Nov. 10, when the association will be officially dedicated in Philadelphia.

Interested individuals may request an application by. writing The Marine Corps Mustang Association, P.O. Box 1314, Delran, N.J. 08075.

`BOOST' your education

Enlisted Marines interested in the Broadened Opportunity for Officer Selection and Training program should check Marine Corps Order 1560. 24C.

BOOST provides an educational enhancement opportunity for all active duty enlisted Marines from educationally deprived or culturally different back- grounds, regardlesb of race, color, sex, religion, or national origin that can improve their chances for

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Omilixiision[V11.15".

At a glance qualifying for a commissioning program:

The programs include the U.S. Naval Academy, The Marine Corps Enlisted CommissiOning Education Program, and the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps scholarship program.

The program.is a 12-rn9nth academic improvement program which provides remedial high school and college prep level instruction.

Applications must be submitted to Headquarters Marine Corps by Feb. 17, 1986.

OWC events The Kaneohe Officers

Wives Club will hold a sign- up coffee for membership on Tuesday at 7 p.m., on the lower lanai of the club.

The event will be The Harvest Moon 'Ball, held at the club's lower lanai, Sept. 21. .

Tuition Assistance

If you are enrolling in off- duty education and are planning to use Tuition Assistance, you must submit your request before starting your course.

Retroactive payments will not be made to a civilian school for courses started before the individual receives his approval Request for Tuition Assistance (NAVMC 10083) form.

For more information call 257-2061.

Mess Halls closed

Pless anti Anderson Mess Halls will be closed on the weekends following paydays for the next four months.

The closure of the mess

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halls is due to an effort to increase their use, reduce operating costs, allow equipment maintenance time and provide sufficient time to perform detailed cleaning and adminstrative reviews.

Closure dates for Anderson Hall are: Sept. 14, 15; Oct. 19, Nov. 16, 17.

' Closure dates for Plesg Hall are: Aug. 31; Sept. 1; Oct. 5, 6; Nov. 2, :3, and 30.

Amtrak offers discounts

Effective immediately, a military discount will be offered by Amtrak to the families of military members whether traveling with their sponsor or not.

According to a recent message from the Military Traffic Management Com- mand, Washington, D.C., the spouse of a military member and children 12-21 years old

will receive a 50 percent discount off regular one-way fares. Children 2-11 years old will receive 75 percent discounts off the regular fares, and children under two are, free. Military members themselves rate a 25 percent discount.

Additional information can be obtained by contact- ing Bernadette Doleman at AUTOVON 289-1590.

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Red Cross volunteers

The American Red Cross Center here is looking for volunteers to help at the Branch Medical Clinic.

For information contact Mrs. Bradford at 263-6063 or stop by the American Red Cross Office.

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A-6 HAWAII MARINE

Legal Assistance Landlord's

maintenance obligations

by Maj. Maurice Daniel You recently arrived in

Hawaii only to discover a long waiting list to get into government housing. Reluc- tantly, you consider renting as an alternative to living on base or buying your home. Renting has many legal points that you should know before you sign a rental agreement.

First of all, you should know the name and address of the owner and manager of your rental unit; the purposes and proper uses of the security deposit; and your rights and obligations when your unit is sold or a new manager is employed. You should also know about the landlord's obligations to maintain and repair your premises.

No longer do you have to threaten to vacate to get your rental .unit repaired. Many states, including Hawaii, place specific requirements on the landlord to maintain and repair their premises. The purpose is to keep up and improve the quality of housing in the State. Inventory, inspection

Before you move into your rental unit, you and the landlord should do a complete inventory of the interior and exterior of the premises. When it is completed, you should be provided a detailed written record of the condition of the premises and all furnishings and appliances that you will

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be responsible for. Both of you must sign the inventory and a copy must be given to you.

If the landlord does not give you an inventory and record of the condition of the premises, then when you move out, it is presumed that the premises, furnishings and appliances provided are in the same condition as when you moved in. The landlord must prove otherwise if there is a disagree- ment.

The landlord must give you possession of the house or apartment unit in. the condition that you agree upon at the time your lease starts. If someone else occupies the. unit at the time, it is the landlord's responsi- bility to remove them. Health, safety

During the period of your lease, the landlord must:

Comply with all local laws that promote health and safety in the maintenance, construction, use, and appearance of the unit and the surrounding area;

Keep common areas in a clean and safe condition;

Make all necessary repairs to keep the unit in livable condition;

Maintain all electrical, plumbing, and other facilities and appliances that are supplied with the unit in good working order;

Provide sufficient containers and other conveniences for the frequent

remoa.1 of garbage and waste, unless the unit is a single family residence; and

Provide sufficient running water, unless the unit is a single family residence, or unless the law does not require it.

Repair agreement You and your landlord may

agree that you can perform certain repairs, maintenance, and minor remodeling. However, this is not lawful if it allows the landlord to avoid his legal obligations discussed above. Nor is it allowed if the work should be performed by the landlord to maintain the health and

safety of the unit. Further- more, the landlord cannot require you to perform any repairs or maintenance that he or she is required by law to perform for the benefit of other tenants.

If your landlord fails to meet his or her duties and obligations to maintain and repair your premises, you may consider making repairs yourself. If conditions exist that make the premises a health or safety hazard, you may consider leaving the premises. Consult your legal assistance attorney before you do so, or if you have other questions about your rights and obligations as a tenant.

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Salutes

Legion of Merit awarded Maj. Donald Schwartz Jr., H&MS-24, is presented the Legion of Merit by BGen. J. R. Daily, Commanding General, 1st Marine Amphibious Brigade, for " . . . exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding seruice while serving as Aviation Maintenance Management Officer, MAG-24, from August 1981 through November 1984."

Family Dental Care at Kaneohe Bay

Sickcall: Monday-Friday (except holidays) 4 to 6 p.m. Care: Monday-Friday (except holidays) 6 to 9 p.m., by appointment only. Screening exams, preventive dentistry lectures, and fluoride treatments

will still be conducted on the second Saturday of each month by appointment. Preschool children will be seen at this time

All questions concerning dental care will be answered Monday-h'riday, except holidays, 2 to 9 p.m. by calling 257-3226/2290.

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plans now to join the Hale Koa's happiest party of the year. There will be oom-pah-pah music with "The Tyroleans" plus special contests, festive polkas, and authentic German food, beers and wines. General admission tickets are $6.00

each and are now available at the Hale Koa Hotel and all Military Ticket Outlets. Reserve your place in the fun now, for Oktoberfest '85.

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Salutes recognizes individuals for their achievements and exceptional performance and welcomes arrivals to Hawaii.

The information is compiled by Unit Information Officers in conjuncth )11 with Fleet Home Town News releases submitted to the Public Affairs Office.

SOMS Meritorious Masts

l.Cpl. J.A. Schaer Cpl. K.K. Reinhold

Letters of Appreciation ',Cpl. (;.K. Keyes

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Meritorious Promotion Sgt. K.'I'. Czerwinski

Navy Achievement Medal GySgt. A.E. Swanson

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PFC P.R. Vilchez PFC H.W. Wright I.Cpl. S.J. Ankarlo 1.(2p1. 0. Barnes I.Cpl. E.T.'1)evoc ',Cpl. G.A. Herendeen I.Cpl. R.M. Hersman I.Cpl. Z. Kapule 11M3 Mastertow 1.12p1..1.1.. Sanchez I.Cpl. C.E. Vampel Cpl. M.J. Raysses Cpl. C. Wilson Sgt. G.A. Friend Sgt. B.C. Harris Jr. 11M2 S.A. Hayden DTRI R.M. Chase GySgt. R.A. Severance GySgt. B.F. Vaughn

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Letters of Appreciation LCpI. N.M. Blair

R.W. Lankford Cpl. J.A. Gilchrist Cpl. R.T. Rodriguez

Reenlistment Cpl. R.R. Buggs

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Scientists design robots for combat A tank ranges toward

enemy lines and fires a lethal salvo - without a driver or fire control specialist inside ..

A ship goes into the enemy's harbor at night, performs its mission and escapes without endangering its crew - because there is none . . .

A pilotless aircraft flies far ehind enemy lines, gathers

valuable information and relays it back to headquarters . . .

There are distinct possibili- ties if the new generation of computing technology evolves as expected, according to a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency report, "Strategic Comput- ing."

Someday, robots could save American service member's lives, says the report. They might take over dangerous military missions; act as moving sentries; conduct

oeconnaissance or mapping missions; test for nuclear, biological and chemical contamination; even haul ammunition or weapons over rough terrain.

Unlike typical robots that operate. from a fixed location or move along a track, these vehfcles will steer themselves over virtually any terrain,

recognizing landmarks and even avoiding obstacles.

DARPA, the agency charged with conducting the Defense Department's most advanced scientific research, is already at work testing two types of automated vehicles that could have valuable battlefield applications.

The first is the autonomous land vehicles,,a boxy, 12-foot high, 16,000-pound vehicle with eight wheels. It uses a television camera and laser radar to "see" what's ahead.

Based on this information and programmed terrain data, it eventually will be able to tell if a dark spot in its path is a shadow from a tree, a fallen tree limb that can be traversed safely, or a heavy log that requires a detour. If necessary, the vehicle will change its course to avoid an obstacle, or even "plan" a different route to its objective.

DARPA engineers hope to refine the vehicle so it can move at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour.

Also in the testing phase is a mechanical walker that looks like a giant aluminum locust, but is expected to be able to gallop like a horse or sidestep like a crab.

DARPA officials project that within the next decade, it should be able to gallop at

speeds up to 25 miles per hour, go 100 miles without refueling, climb a 60 degree slope, cross a 10-foot ditch and scale a five - foot obstacle.

DARPA scientists, working with industry and university research scientists, are spending this summer and fall teaching the vehicle to walk. Its scanning mechanism will send instructions about the terrain to on-board computers that coordinate the leg movements..

Once the machine learns to

walk, scientists plan to remove two of its six legs so it can run, an even greater test of coordination and balance.

While the mechanical horse now requires an operator that steers it from a cockpit, DARPA plans to redesign it so it, too, can go unmanned.

Dr. Clinton W. Kelly III, director of DARPA's engineering applications office, said the vehicles are designed to fill a void that's plagued the Army since it put its last "combat" horse out to

Naval Institute sponsors essay contest oniYou

can win $2,000, a gold edal and a lifetime

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You don't have to be a military member to participate, but the topic of your essay must relate directly to the advancement of professional, literary, and scientific knowledge in the naval and maritime services, and the advancement of the knowledge of sea power.

The essay should be

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Award winners will be notified by mail around Feb. 1, 1986. Those notified will receive their awards during the 112th annual meeting of the membership of the Naval Institute. Those essays that did not win will be returned to the authors.

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Kelly said about half of the earth's land surface is just too hilly, rocky or wet for conventional vehicles, and that a "legged" vehicle that could traverse such surfaces with heavy loads might result in significant tactical advantages.

The vehicles could bring a whole new light to battlefield startegy, and that if the same techonology were applied to aircraft and ships, it could alter war altogether, according to Kelly.

In addition, the robots will, offer "immunity from stress and fatigue," Kelly said, because they will continue working hour after hour, even under uncomfortable or dangerous circumstances, saving precious manpower for other jobs.

The concept of vehicles that move autonomously isn't new. DARPA, in cooperation with the defense industry and several univeristies, has been researching the possibility

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The United States isn't alone in the drive to come up with a vehicle. Already the Soviet Union has a six legged "mechanical mule" that's used in Soviet forestry projects.

As shown on a videotape obtained by Ohio State University engineers during the 1970s, the Soviet vehicle straddles a log, picks it up with claws mounted on its underbelly, lugs it to a road, folds down a wheel from each of its six legs and rolls away.

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'Space A' flights Your military ID

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APIS - Vacation time is here, and those glossy travel posters never looked so enticing. Paris. San Francisco. Rome.

Your military identification card can be your ticket to a free (or $10, in the case of an international flight) seat on an unfilled military aircraft destined for the vacation spot of your dreams.

Military aircraft fly to more places than many realize -. even to areas without United States military installations. The only catch is that a seat must be empty.

Last year, more than 500,000 service members, their families and military retirees took advantage of "Space-A", or "space available" flights. These passengers knew no magic rules or procedures. Their trips required only careful planning and a basic knowledge of how the system works.

Who's eligible? Active duty service

members and military retirees can take advantage of Space-A flights between Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps air facilities around the world.

Space-A flights also are available from Oakland, Los Angeles, St. Louis,

Charleston and Philadel- phia International Airports.

Reservists can fly Space-A throughout the Continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and American Samoa.

Family members up to age 23 can fly Space-A with their parents who are on ordinary leave if they are full-time students and have a valid ID card. Because student dependents of service members stationed overseas (except Alaska and Hawaii) can make one round trip annually at government expense, they are ineligible for unaccom- panied Space-A travel.

Dependents can fly on international flights only. That means that on United States-bound flights, dependents normally have to get off at the first domestic stop (even if the same plane continues on to their ultimate destination).

Who gets priority? Available seats are

offered to Space-A passengers only after all official duty passengers have been accommodated. Military members on Permanent Change of Station orders or on emergency leave have top priority for seats.

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Active duty service members on ordinary leave get the next priority for Space-A seats, followed by accompanied active duty family members, unaccom- panied active duty family members, retirees and reservists.

System simplified Space-A passengers once

signed up for flights to a particular city or air terminal. Since March, they can sign up to fly to a particular country. When a flight to that country comes up, the passenger gets a chance to go on that flight, or wait for another one. Passengers can sign up for travel to as many as five countries at one time.

You no longer have to wait at the terminal for a flight to your destination. Once you sign up for a flight, you can stay on the roster for up to 30 days without losing your "position in line."

However, every 15 days you have to sign a list to revalidate your travel intentions. Without revali- dation, your name is dropped from the list. Retirees can stay on the roster for up to 45 days.

Passenger automated check-ins, like those used on commercial flights, already are in use at a dozen MAC ports, and will be used worldwide by next year. This will reduce passenger check-in time and speed up selection for a flight.

Space-A passengers flying part of their flight on MAC and connecting with a domestic carrier no longer have to lug their baggage from terminal to terminal.

In December 1984, MAC started interlining baggage with major domestic airlines. That means passengers with reserved connecting flights on one of the 21 participating

domestic carriers can check their baggage on MAC and have it transferred automatically to their connecting flight.

Space-A travel often requires at least waiting, but USO facilities are located at all MAC commercial gateways to make the wait more comfortable. The centers often have snack bars, baggage storage, and television available. Many provide special rates for hotel, restaurants, theaters, and sporting events.

Seating might be spartan - but then again, you might luck into a MAC commercial contract flight that offers full beverage service, free meals, and even headsets for stereo music and in-flight movies at a small fee on international flights.

Before February, military customs inspectors made both predeparture and preclearance inspections on United States-bound MAC commercial charter flights. That's been eliminated to save DoD passengers from dual inspection. However, they're still subject to U.S Customs Service inspections on arrival in the United States.

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provides hotel, meals, and transportation when responsible for delays, such as main t('Il, e problenis or late are beyond i,he rrrc i s control as ill the case of weather, MAC provides billeting and tra nsportation.

Travel hints To sign up for Space-A,

service n), mbers must be on leave status, and remain on leave status while awaiting travel and during the entire travel period.

Reservists must have a letter signed by their con.,.; no rider, Con fl rming their S!..eA eligibility.

All Space-A. hopefuls must. have an ID card, shot records, and passport if it's an overseas flight.

Travel light. Y6iCre generally allowed two pieces of luggage with total weight of up to 66 pounds. On some planes, the weight limit may be lower.

Summer and holiday months are busy. It's usually easiest to get a Space-A seat during April, May, September or October.

Don't worry about going hungry. Most air terminals have food facilities, and some are open 24 hours. Others sell box lunches for $1.85 that can be taken aboard and eaten enroute.

Arrive at the air terminal in uniform. MAC enforces this policy at the request of the services.

Important numbers Travis AFB, Calif.:

Frequent service to the Philippines, Japan, Oki- nawa, Korea, Guam and Honolulu. Passenger service, 60th Aerial Port Squadron; (707) 438-2311; (707) 438-2313 (recording); AUTOVON 837-2311.

Norton AFB, Calif.: Frequent service to Australia, Honolulu, Okinawa, Japan, Guam, and the Philippines. Passenger service, 63rd Aerial Port Squadron; (714) 382-5353/4; AUTOVON 876-

5:i53/4. McChord AFB, Wash.:

Frequent service to Japan, Alaskv, ,And Korea. Passenger service, 62nd Aerial NH. Squadron; (206) 984.5944; AUTOVON 976- 5944-2657/2658.

Los Angeles Interna- tional Airport: Frequent service to Japan, the Philippines, and Okinawa. Passenger service; (213) 643, 0714; AUTOVON 833-0714.

Oakland International Airport, Calif.: Frequent service to Japan, Korea, the

Philippines, and Okinawa. Passenger serivce; (415) 635- 8515; (415) 635-8482 (recording); AUTOVON 837- 2407.

Lambert Field (St. Louis International Airport): Frequent service to Japan, Korea, Alaska, Okinawa, and the Philippines, with stops at Los Angeles and Oakland International Airports. Passenger service; (314) 263- 6269; (314) 263-6262 (recording); AUTOVON 693- 6269.

USO dedicates new building to Bob Hope AFIS "I always knew I

would have a building named after me in Washington, but I thought it would be the IRS building comedian Bob Hope said during dedication ceremonies for the new Bob Hope USO world headquarters building in Washington, D.C.

The USO "will continue to provide the needed facilities and care for our GIs at home

and abroad," said Hope, who has entertained American forces overseas for more than four decades.

"This is our way of supporting all those kids who have served their country so well and to whom we owe so much," Hope said.

Hope, 82, said the USO has become a symbol throughout the world that says America cares about those who guard

its freedom.

A bronze bust of the comedian was unveiled during the dedication, and is now on display on the building's ground floor along with a photo exhibit of his performances before military audiences overseas.

Hope did his first radio show for servicemen in 1941 at March Field (now March

USO opens welcome centers in Japan, South Carolina

For the first time since the early 1970s, military travelers and their families have a place to relax and get refreshments; and, if needed, emergency assistance when they stop over at Yokota Air Base, Japan.

A new USO welcoming center and lounge opened there in April. "There were no welcoming services at Yokota for incoming and outgoing passengers since the USO center shut down in the early 1970s," said a spokesman at USO headquarters in Washington, D.C. "The Military Airlift Command has requested USO centers in

all of its terminals around the world."

Yokota, near Tokyo, is the stopover point for all military passengers traveling to and from the Far East.

MAC's newest gateway - at Charleston, S.C., Inter- national Airport - which also opened in April, includes a USO center. Both it and the one in Yokota were made possible by a $50,000 grant from the American Express Foundation.

MAC officials anticipate more than 12,000 passengers a month will process through the southeast gateway on 22 outbound flights a month to Germany and Panama and

23 inbound monthly flights. "USO centers at our

gateway render an invalu- able service to military travelers and trieir families - and to the Military Airlift Command," said a MAC spokesman.

"The USO sees to the needs of young soldiers, spouses, babies in diapers, and even grizzled Noncoms (noncom- missioned officers) during the often-long waiting periods between flights," the MAC spokesman added.

"Without the USO terminal centers, MAC's ability to give first-class service to our passengers would be severely limited," he said.

AFB), Calif., and traveled more than a million miles entertaining more than tO million troops during World War and the Korean con flict.

Looking back over more than four decades of USO shows for service people overseas, Hope said, "My most moving memory was when I would introduce girls like the Gold Diggers, .step back, and watch the eyeballs fall out and bounce around on the front row. When you take Les Brown, his band, the Gold Diggers and Miss World over to those kids in the jungle, they gotta like you."

From its new headquarters the USO will direct and fund its network of centers, airport lounges, mobile fleet centers, information desks and program services.

"We'll also continue to work closely with the Department of Defense to take top celebrity entertain- ment to American personnel overseas, even in the most isolated areas," said a USO spokeswoman.

"We're working to enhance training and communica- tions among about. 40,000 volunteers and 550 paid staff people to deliver services to more than 4.7 million

military people and their fain i li . 1.601 ISO locations wo IO ,61e, she said.

ii .,, clechuated the iiew he ,,,;inters to the rich

tradition of service that the USO represents. . . may they continue to thrive and bring a touch of home to those who serve faraway from theirs."

Comedian Bob Hope stands by the bronze bust of his likeness during the ceremonies dedicating the new Bob Hope USO World Headquarters in Washington, D.C.

B-2 HAWAII MARINE Septen1189. 5, 1985

Chaplain receives Gray Shepherd award by Sgt. Richard A. ticker

MCDEC, Quantieo, - Navy Captain Charles 1,. Keyser, command chaplain here, was presented the Gray Shepherd Award dining . a recent ceremony Al the Washington Navy Yard

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"Historically, Rabbi's were kttown as 'under shepherds'

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and the shepherd of the Israelites was Yahweh-God. For Christians' the Good Shepherd was always Jesus the Christ," Keyser said.

Keyser added that he remembers a television program called "The Sheep Dog Trials," while stationed in London. "It was fascinat- ing to watch the shepherd and his sheep dog on the program herding the sheep through all kinds of difficult situations, trying to get them in the pen safely," Keyser said.

While recalling the program, Keyser said maybe Navy chaplains should think of themselves not so much as shepherds, but as "seadogs" of The Shepherd.

"There is only one shepherd for either Christ- ians or Jews. Clergy persons and chaplains are really the dogs that try to do the work for the shepherd, therefore we should perhaps be thought of as the seadogs of The Shepherd," Keyser said.

The Gray Shepherd, according to Keyser, has a symbolic meaning: It not only recognizes the individual who is senior, but also all those who have served faithfully for many years in the Navy Chaplain Corps, whether it has been with the Navy, Marine Corps, the Coast Guard or the Merchant Marines.

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accomplishment for Keyser. "The award shows that I survived," Keyser said, referring to his almost 30 years of commissioned service.

Among the nearly 1,200 chaplains now serving in the Chaplain Corps, Keyser is actually third in seniority, junior only to the Chief of Chaplains, Rear Admiral Neil M. Stevenson, and the Deputy Chief of Chaplains, Commodore John R. Mc- Namara.

During his career, Keyser has worked ,as a chaplain in

almost every field' in the Navy - from destroyers to recruit training, and as an instructor at the Chaplains' School.

Six of those years have been with the Marine Corps. .

"During the times I served on the amphibious side of the house, Marines were always a part of my congregation. In fact, during a short period of time in Vietnam, my regimental commander was the current Commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. Paul X. Kelley, who was a colonel then," Keyser said.

Receiving the prestigious Gray Shepherd Award reflects the dedication and devotion of a person who has held out his hand, trying to help others.

Although the award recognizes honor, duty and seniority among chaplains of the Navy, Keyser jokingly points out that he doesn't receive any extra pay or responsibilities, but thinks the award may improve his chances for a choice seat at the next Chaplain Corps' birthday celebration.

Navy Capt. Charles L. Keyser, MCDEC's command chaplain, displays the Gray Shepherd Award certificate and statue he was presented during a ceremony at the Washington Navy Yard.

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Sports Shorts Honolulu Marathon

Entry forms are now available for the 13th Honolulu Marathon to be .held Dec. 8. -

The marathon annually attracts more than 10,000 entrants, with almost 25 percent from foreign

countries. A week of activities

include seminars conducted by Dr. George Sheehan, noted authority and writer on sports medicine; and Jim Ryun, former mile world recordholder.

The entry fee is $18 until Oct. 1, then $35 until Nov. 1. After Nov. 1, entry will only be by special permission and fee is $60.

Entry forms are available at running shops, sporting goods stores, gyms and health clubs, military bases, and at the Honolulu Marathon office, 3 435 Waialae Avenue, Kaimuki. For information call 734-

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Golf Tourney A Military Retirees Golf

Tournament will be held Oct. 4 at the Leilehua (Army) Golf Course.

Participants should report

by noon, tee-off is 1 p.m., and entry forms are available at all military pro shops.

Women's volleyball

The Kaneohe Bay Athletic League is planning to establish a women's volleyball league. If you are interested in competing, contact Jeannie Hnatiuk at 247-8424.

Varsity wrestling

Wrestlers interested in participating in fall colle- giate, interservice, on-island or the All:Marine programs contact lstSgt. Rendon at 257-3651. Practice sessions will be two, or three nights a week. Camp Smith and Marine Barracks personnel are also eligible to participate.

Bowling An organizational meeting

for the Fall Intramural Bowling program will be at noon, Sept. 25, in the Station Theater. Those interested in entering new teams contact GySgt. Guy Pederson at 257- 2598.

Movie schedule Showtime 7:15 p.m.

nightly Telephone 257-3668

Today, and Friday

Gotcha! (PG-13). Anthony Edwards. Drama. A UCLA student obsessed with playing Gotcha!, a game Of mock hits and assassina tions, becomes involved with a mysterious older women while on a European holiday.;

Saturday and Sunday

Missing in Action (R). Chuck Norris. Action drama. Chuck Norris stars as a former Green Beret colonel returning to Vietnam to prove that men are still being held as POWs.

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The Wars (R). Brent Carver. War drama. A story of an upper-class Canadian boy and his participation in World War I.

Horseshoes A Horseshoe Tournament

is scheduled for Sept. 28 at 11 a.m. Register with the Athletic Office in the Station Gymnasium.

Varsity basketball

Tryouts for the ,Hawaii Marine Varsity Basketball team will be Monday and Wednesday. Active duty personnel from Marine Barracks and Camp Smith are eligible. For more information call Mark at 257- 3622/3550.

Golf The next unit Intramural

Golf Tournament is Wednes- day. Unit golf representa- tives must register their two- man teams by 3 p.m., tomorrow.

Table tennis A semi-annual table tennis

tournament will be held Sept. 14 and 15 at the Station Gymnasium. All active duty personnel are urged to preregister with the Athletic Office.

Boating class Classes in boating skills

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Sea Life Park sponsors Wholphin naming contest Sea Life Park's rare baby

hybrid, a cross between a False Killer Whale and an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin, continues to impress members of the training staff with its rare growth and development, according to Ingrid Shallenberger, curator of mammals.

"She's growing very fast and looks more like a whale every day," Shallenberger said. The female calf is now referred to as a "Wholphin" by the staff at Sea Life Park.

Park officials are sponsoring a "Name The Baby Wholphin" contest and will award a free moped to the Oahu resident who submits the best name for this unique hybrid baby.

Oahu residents can obtain official entry blanks on the side panels of Meadow Gold half-gallon homogenized and skim milk cartons.

Entries in the "Name The Baby Wholphin" contest must be postmarked no later than Sept. 15, 1985. All entries should be mailed to 2222 Kalakaua Ave., Suite 1300, Honolulu, HI., 96815.

The remarkable hybrid was produced as a result of an

unplanned union betvieen Whaler's Cove stars Panui, a False Killer Whale (Pseudor- ca crassidens), and Punahele, an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops trunca- tus).

She was born May 15 at 5:45 p.m., and weighed approximately 35 pounds. Park officials maintained a round-the-clock watch on the Wholphin during the first week of its life and were initially cautious concerning its immediate health.

Although its condition still is very delicate, Shallenber- ger said she is optimistic about the unique baby's progress.

"She's a very precocious little thing and she's already doing all kinds of advanced behaviors for one so young. I've 'really never seen anything like it."

The Wholphin currently measures approximately four feet in length and has more than doubled its weight since birth. Assistant Curator of Mammals Kiana Pugh said the Wholphin probably weighs between 80 and 90 pounds.

Sea Life Park's newest

addition has been the focus of national attention since its birth was first announced, with Cable News Network and the major wire services carrying stories about the Wholphin.

Its birth was the first ever for such a hybrid in the United States and it is the only animal of its kind in captivity. Only one similar live birth has ever been recorded. It occurred in 1981 at Sea World in Tokyo, but that hybrid died soon afterward.

Sea Life Park's baby Wholphin is not on public display and will remain in a special tank with its mother, Punahele, for approximately one year.

The same tank also is occupied by another new mother and baby. Kaula, an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin, and her eight-month-old male calf, Kaimakani, have shared the same special tank since the Wholphin's birth. Shallenberger said the new mothers and babies "get along just great" and appear quite happy with all the care and extra attention they are receiving.

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Pet vaccinations

Vaccinations are an important part of your pet's health care.

The inactive or modified organisms do not cause disease but act as antigents. This means that they retain

, substances that siimulate your pets' i' imune system to produce antibodies, fight disease by combining with disease-causing organisms, and neutralize them.

Your pets' immune system responds to the vaccine as if it were the disease causing organism and produces specific antibodies against it. These antibodies protect your pet if it encounters the active organisms, helping to prevent illness.

For more informatibn about the care of your pet call Dale at 257-3643.

Cat care Distemper is highly

contagious and potentially fatal for cats, and it is caused by a type of parvovirus that infects domestic and wild cats.

Diseased cats infect other cats by direct contact or by shedding the virus in vomit, saliva, feces or urine. The virus can live fora year in the environment.

The signs of feline

distemper include depres- sion, fever, loss of appetite, painful abdomen, yellowish vomit and diarrhea resulting in dehydration. Stress caused by distemper can cause common respiratory viruses, already present in the body but inactive, to overcome the pet's immune defenses causing a discharge from the eyes and nose.

Feline distemper virus can cause a pregnant cat to abort or cause a stillborn litter. It can also cause birth defects in the fetuses. If kittens are infected shortly before or after birth, a part of the brain may be damaged resulting in permanent muscular uncoor- dination. Before breeding your cat, ensure it has been vaccinated against distemper.

Diagnosis of the disease is based on clinical signs as well as laboratory test results of a low, white blood cell count.

Treatment consists of combatting dehydration with fluids, preventing secondary bacterial infection with antibiotics, and controlling vomiting and diarrhea with other medications.

For more information call Pat at 257-3643.

Milo Shop A complete Air Condition-

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system, oil and from charge is available at the Auto Hobby Shop. A complete head rework center is also offered. Call 257-2983 for more information.

The Auto Hobby Shop is doing a "Brake Special" for $21, which includes turning both front and rear drums/ disc.

Bowling Organizational meeting for

the Fall Intramural Bowling program will be Sept. 26, at the Station Theater. People interested in entering new teams contact GySgt. Guy Pederson at 257-2598.

Station Library The Station Library has

Consumer Reports and Consumers Research which will show you which TV, car or microwave oven is best for the money.

Call the Station Library at 257-3583 for questions or information.

Child Care Ctr The main Child Care

Center, located in building 579, has monthly contracts for children 2-4 years old. Professional developmental care programs, designed to stimulate your child's development, are available.

For more information, call Susan at 257-2608.

Swimming Swimming lessons are available for infants,

children and adults. Cost is. $25 per session.

Dance Ballet, tap and jazz classes

are being offered for children three years old and older and for adults. Preregistration is required.

Fee for Preballet is $14 for four classes; children ballet is $16 for four classes; children tap and jazz is $16 for four classes; and adult ballet is $18 for four classes.

Sailing, windsurfing

The Station Marina has windsurfers and sailboats of up to 22 feet for rent. Patrons need to he licensed on both sailboats and windsurfers to operate and rent them.

For more information call 214)7- 2219.

Gymnastics . _

A gymnastics program is being offered through Dependent Rec for children

K-Bay Lanes' manager elected to National Exchange Club post

Arthur Machado Jr., who has worked as the Kaneohe Bay Lanes manager for 26 years, was elected president of the National Exchange Club's Hawaii-Alaska district.

Dearing the motto "Unity for Service," and emphasizing community improvement as well as crime and child abuse prevention programs, the National Exchange Clubs boast 45,000 members from 1,200 clubs in more than 30. states.

As president of the Hawaii - Alaska district, Machado will lead approzimately 450 members of 13 exchange

'clubs. There are 10 clubs on Oahu and Hawaii; two on Maui; and Tine in Fairbanks, Alaska. Machado will visit each club during 'the next year to give his assistance when needed.

Born and raised in Hawaii, Machado is driven by a need to help in service ventures of every type. The reason for this desire was a brush with

death at age 13, when Machado spent three months bedridden with spinal meningitis and polio.

He decided then that, if he recovered, he would do everything he could to help people in need. He has done just that since becoming a volunteer's volunteer.

The clubs in Machado's district are involved in projects as small as painting the classroom of a health center, and as large as last year's $125,000 fundraiser for the Child Abuse Program at Kapiolani Women's and Children's Hospital.

"One of the long range goals of the Exchange Club is to increase the number of shelters for abused children," said Machado. "There are only 18 in America now, but we hope to, one day, have one in every state."

According to Machado, he did not actively seek the presidency for the Hawaii- Alaska district. His nomina tion and election came as a

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Beginner Gym I (6 years and up), Tuesday or Thursday, 3:30 p.m.

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Adult open workout, Wednesday, at 11:30 a.m.

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Dependent Recreation has the following classes this month: cake a ecocating, calligraphy, dried flower arrangements, fresh lei making, Hawaiian quilting and beauty workshops. Machine quilting and basket clasSes will also be offered in the near future.

For class schedules and fees call 254-2963.

Drop-In Center The Drop-In Center,

located in Building 1391, provides quality short-term child care. It provides developmental child care, including coloring, painting and participation in activities.

For more information, call Roxanne at 254-3249.

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Survival Game - continuous; Knalint Ranch._ et 9 a.m. -noon hod. Kaneohe:Ito 6 p.m.; $20 fora team of 12 minimum, tor 20 maximum, and (organizer free. Individual players are $30.

RockLnania - Aloha Stadium; Sept. 22, at 2 p.m.; tickets are $18.20 in advance. Featuring Aerosmith, REO Speedwagon and Cheap Trick.

Kenny Loggins - Sunday; Waikiki Shell 7:30) p.m: Tickets are $19.70 and $15.70 for reserved seats. and $13.20 for grass seats when purchased in advance.

Menudo - Sept. 28; Waikiki Shell; 7:30) pm., $17.20 reserved seats, and

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Sheraton; It p.m.; tickets are $19.50, on sale Sept. 16.

Military discount for one day tour to Molokai, Scenic and Wildlife Safari. Monday through Friday only. For more information and prier call the Ticket Office at 25-1.3301.

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Unsatisfied consumers can 'fight back' by Evelyn D. Harris

You order a pair of size 10 black slacks by mail. Six weeks later, there's a package on your doorstep. You open it, and there are your slacks, but they're size 14 and magenta.

There's a rusty screw in the coleslaw' you bought at the deli. - -

You switch on your new blow dryer. What you get is not a warm breeze but sparks and smoke.

There are three possible reactions when things like this happen.

One is to do nothing, feel cheated, and bad mouth the store or company to friends and acquaintances.

The second reaction is to make an angry phone call or, as a friend of mine used to say "fire off a scorching letter" causing doubt on the parentage of the offending merchant.

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Newport fried chicken, beef stew, rice pilaf, soup, salad bar, dessert

Friday Breakfast

French toast, grilled sausage patties, hash browns, eggs any style, cereal Lunch

Newport fried chicken, fishwich, french fries, soup, salad bar, dessert Dinner

Salmon cakes, fish sticks, macaroni and cheese, soup, salad bar, dessert

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Hot roast pork sandwich, chili dogs, french fries, soup, salad bar, d esiert Dinner Meat loaf, baked ham, mashed potatoes, soup, salad bar, dessert

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affairs numbet. If not, write a letter to the company - addressed to the consumer affairs department - briefly explaining the mistake made on your order.

State whether you would prefer to receive a refund or the merchandise you tried to order in the first place. Don't forget to include your name, address, and home and work numbers.

If you have a copy of your order, send that,- but first make another copy for yourself. It will serve as proof that the mail order company, not you, made the error. The company should send you instructions within 30 days

on how to return the item for credit or replacement.

If you have proof that it was the company's error, it should reimburse you for the pOstage paid to return the item.

Return the contaminated or spoiled food to the store. It helps to have a sales slip. If the food item is too messy to return you may try your luck with just the sales slip and any information you can copy from the container. If the food made you or your family sick, report it to local health authorities as well, along with as mu.h information as you can provide. It helps if you save

the container. Return the hair dryer to the

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It's also a good idea to call the Consumer Product Safety Commission's toll-free hotline - 800-638-2772. Have the brand and model number handy when you call. . If you don't get satisfaction from the merchant, inform your state or local' Depart- ment of Consumer Affairs, or call or write pour local TV or newspaper "Action Line" reporter.

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If you're assigned overseas and have trouble with a local merchant, things get a little more complicated. See your command legal officer for advice before considering legal or formal action.

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Island Happenings Gun show

The Hawaii Historic Arms Association is sponsoring "Great Guns," their 15th semi-annual gun show, at the Neil Blaisdell Center, 10.a.m., to 6 p.m., Saturday, and 10 a.m., to 5 p.m., .Sunday. AdmiSsion is $2.50.

"Great Guns" will feature over 100 exhibits including edged weapons, antique and modern firearms, uniforms, insignia, badges,n-iedals and other arms related items and publications. Collectors and buyers will be there to identify items. Awards will be given for unusual and outstanding exhibits.

`Walk For Sight'

Hawaii Lions Eye Bank and Makana Foundation will sponsor a "Walk For Sight" throughout Hawaii to aid' blind and sight impaired.

The events will be held at Ft. Ruger/Diamond Head, Kailua, Lanai; Pearl Harbor, Oct. 12; Kauai, Oct. 13; Maui, Oct. 19; and Hilo, Oct. 20.

Since its founding in 1917, Lions Club International is widely known for its sight programs, and the "Lions Walk For Sight" has been designated to provide needed funds for the blind and those threatened by blindness.

- Funds raised will be used towards continuing the operation of the Hawaii Lions Eye Bank and Makana Foundation, a major project of the Lions of District 50.

Those wishing to help the Lions in their walk, or who wish to make a pledge, call a representative in their area:

Ft. Ruger/Diamond Head, 732-6550 or 944-1496; Kailua, 293-1192 or 261-6796; Pearl Harbor, 488.6098; Kauai, 245- 6532 or 245-4982; Maui, 877- 5343; Lanai, 565-6488 or 565 - 690Z Molokai, 553-5550; Hilo, 959-8077 or 935-2631; and Kona/Waimea, 324-1509 or 323-3135.

Hale Koa feast

The Hale Koa Hotel is now holding its "All-You-Can-Eat Flicks and Feast" on Tuesday nights when the Banyan Tree Showroom turns into a movie palace for showings of great movie classics.

Movies with some of Hollywood's most fabulous stars - Judy Garland, Marx Brothers, Fred Astaire or John Wayne -- are presented .

at 6 p.m. with all-you-can-eat homemade pizza, spaghetti, chicken cacciatore, salad bar and dessert.

Advance tickets are on sale at the hotel Activities Desk and all military ticket outlets for $8.95 for adults and $5.95 for children under 12. Tickets are also available at the door..

Classes offered The Armed Forces YMCA

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A GED class will be held Sept. 13, from 8:30' a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

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A six-week course in English as a second language starts Sept. 19, from 12:30 to 2:20 p.m., for foreign-born spouses.

"Setting Limits and sticking to them" is a class about children and making them work. It will be held Sept. 26, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.

Time Out for Ladies/Men is a personal tour of the Chinatown area Sept. 24, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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Health club Castle Medical Center's

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North Indian music and dance

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TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES Traffic Schedule No. 85-8

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 79-44 AMENDING ARTICLE II, CHAP'T'ER 15 (1976 TRAFFIC CODE) RELATING TO TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION, THE DEPART- MENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, HEREBY ESTAI3LISHES TRAFFIC SCHEDULE NO. 85-8 TO AMEND SCHEDULE XVI OF SECTION 15-13.4 ESTABLISHING RESERVED PARKING STALLS; SCHEDULE XX I.17 SECTION 15-13.10 (1) (g) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - 24 HOURS; SCHEDULE XXI OF SECTION 15-13.10 (1) (h) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - RESTRICTED PARKING OTHER THAN PEAK TRAFFIC HOURS; SCHEDULE XXII OF SECTION 15 -14,5 (1). ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED PARKING CERTAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIII OF SECTION 15-14.5 (2) ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED LOADING AND UNLOADING CERTAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIV OF SECTION 15-15.1 (4) ESTABLISHING CURB LOADING ZONES; SCHEDULE XXVI OF SECTION 15-16.1 ESTABLISHING TIME LIMIT PARKING; AND SCHEDULE XXX OF SECTION 15-22.1 (2) ESTABLISHING PARKING METER ZONES..

SECTION 1. Chapter 16'(1976 Traffic Code) City and County of Honolulu, as amended, is hereby further amended in the following particulars:

a. By amending Schedule XVI of Sec.15-13.4 establishing, reserved parking stalls by deleting therefrom the following:

"Kalakaua Ave., makai side, for a distance 36' Koko Head direction from a point :13' Koko Head of the Koko Head curbline prolongation of the Aquarium driveway, for the parking of taxicabs,

"Kuhio Ave., mauka side, .for distance:36 Koko Head direction from a point 41' Koko Head of Koko Head curbline prolongation of Nohonani St., for parking of taxicabs. '

b. By amending Schedule XX of Sec. 15-13.10 (1) (g) establishing tow zones -, 24 hrs. in the following particulars:

1. By adding thereto the' following: "Kalakaua Ave., mauka side, from Lewers St. to

Kaiulani Ave. "Kalakaua Ave., mauka side, from 310' Ewe of the

Ewa curbline prolongation of Kaiulani Ave. to Monsarrat Ave.

"Kalakaua Ave,. makai side, from Lewers St. to 200' Koko Head of Koko Head curbline prolongation of Kaiulani Ave.

' Kalakaua Ave., makai side, froM 55' Ewa of the Ewa curbline prolongation of Uluniu St. to 200' Koko Head of the Koko Head curbline prolongation of Uluniu St,

"Kalakaua Ave., makei side, from Pauakulani Ave. to Monsarrat Ave.

"Lewers St., Koko Head side, from Kulakaua Ave. to .95' mauka of the maulca curbline prolongation of

' Lauula St. "Lewers St., Koko Head side, from 40' makai of makai

curbline prolongation.of Waikolu Way to Kuhio Ave. "Lewers St.. Koko Head side, from Kuhl() Ave. to Ala

Wai Blvd. "Seaside Ave, Ewa side, from ',Lamle St. to Waikolu

Way. "Seaside Ave., Koko Head side, from Kuhio Ave, to

Ala Way Blvd." 2. By deleting therefrom the following:

"Kalakaua Ave., mauka side, for distance 188',Ewa direction from Ewa curbline prolongation of Royal Hawaiian Ave.

"Kalakaua. Ave., mauka side, between Royal Hawaiian Ave. and Monsarrat Ave.

"Kalakaua Ave., makai side, from Kaiulani Ave. to a point 111' Koko Head, of Koko Head curbline prolongation of Uluniu St.

"Lewers St., Koko Hettd side, between Kulakaua Ave. and Lauula St."

c. By amending Schedule XXI of Sec. 15-13.10 (1) (h) establishing tow zones - restricted parking other than peak traffic hours, in the following particulars:

1. By adding thereto the following: "Kalakaua Ave., makai side, from 200' Koko Hound of

Koko Head curbline prolongation of Uluniu St. to Paoakalani Ave," 2. By deleting therefrom the following:

"Kalakaua Ave., mauka side, from Kuhiu Ave. to Royal Hawaiian Ave.

''Kalakaua Ave., makai side, from Kuhio Ave. to Kaiulani Ave.

" Kalakaua Ave., makai side, from a point 85' Ewa of Ewa curbline prolonautitm of Lill uolcalani Ave. to Kapahulu Ave."

d. By amending Schedule XXII of Sec. 15-14.5 (1) establishing prohibited parking certaimareas in the following particulars:

1. By adding thereto the following: "Alder St., Ewa side, for a distance 248' .makai

direction from a point 104' makai of makai curbline prolongation of Rycroft St.

"Ate St., mauka side, for distance .15' Haleiwa direction, commencing from a point 125' Haleiwa of Haleiwa curbline prolongation of Aweoweo St. during hrs. 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Mondays and Thursdays only.

"Bingham St., makai side, for distance 43' Ewa direction from Ewa curbline prolongation of Kai elle St.

"Bingham St., mauka side, for distance 62' Ewa direction from Koko Head curbline prolongation of Kaialiu St.

"Coyne St., makai side, for distance 98' Ewa direction from Ewa curbline prolongation of Kaialiu St.

"Coyne St., makai side, for distance 56' Koko Head direction from Koko Head curbline Prolongation of Kaialiu St.

"Coyne St., =like side, for distance 107' Koko Head direction from Koko Head curbline prolongation of Kaialiu St.

"East Mama Rd., Koko Head side, for distance 80' fronting 2833 East Manoa Rd.

"Houghtailing St., Koko Head side, for distance 65' mauka of mauka curbline prolongation of Hale Dr.

"Iao [tn., Ewa -mauka side, between Halona St. and Old Palama St.

"too Ln., Koko Head-makai side, between Helena St. and Old Palama St. except for a portion between the mean property line of ..1506 loo Li,. and the mauka property line of 1526 Iao Ln,

"Kaialiu St., Ewa side, for distance 76' makai direction from makai 'curbline prolongation of Bingham St.

'Kaialiu St., Koko Head side, for distance 70' makai .direction from mauka curbline_ prolongation of Bingham St.

"Kaonohi St., Honolulu side, for distance 15' on the mauka side and 120' on the makai side of the driveway serving 98-831 through 98-843 Kaonohi St.

"Kuakini St., mauka side, for distance. 49' Ewa direction from Ewa curbline prolongation of Sereno St.

' "Lewers St., Koko Head sicte starting from 95' mauka of mauka curbline prolongation of Lauula St. to Kuhio Ave." 2. By amending the following items: (a) Iao Ln., both sides, between Atild Ln., and Old

Palama St., to read: "Ian 1.n., both sides, between Auld Ln, and Olomea

St."

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(b) Kula-1°11i St., I I etiol Li lu side, for distance 15' on both sides of the following driveways serving (a) 775 Kaonohi St. through 785 Kaonohi St.; (b) 801 Kaonohi St. through 8119 Kaonohi St.; (0831 Kaonohi St. through 843 Kaonohi St.; (d) 8(i3 Kaonohi St. through 879 Kaonohi St.; and (12)

585 Kaonohi St. through 905 Kaunohi St., to read: "Kaonohi St., Honolulu side, for distance 15' on both

sides of the following driveways serving (a) 775 Kaonohi St, through 785 Kaonohi St,; (Is) 801 Kaonuhi St. through 809 Kaonohi St.; (c) 863 Kaonohi St.. through 879 Ktionohr St. and (d) 885 Kaunohi St. through 905 Kaonohi St." 3, By deleting therefrom the following:

"Kalakaua Ave. for distance of 30' on each side of following crosswalks:

"Kalakaua Ave. approximately 400' Waikiki of Sea. side Ave.

"Kubik/tun Ave;, Waikiki side of new Outrigger Canoe Club-parking lot approximately 359' Ewa of Kaiulani Ave.

"Kilauea Ave., Koko Head side, between bus stop in front of Kabala Elementary School and Pahoti Ave. during lire. 7:80 a.m. to :3:00 p.m. on school days,

e. By amending Schedule XXIII of See. 15-14.5 (2) r establishing prohibited loading and unloading certain areas by adding theretu the following:

"Kalakaua Ave., mauka side, for distance 310' Ewe of Ewa curbline prolongation of Kaiulani Ave.

"Kalakaua Ave., mauka side, for distance 315' Ewa direction starting from the Ewa curbline.prolongatton of Kaiulani Ave.

"Kalakaua Ave., makai side, from Lewers St. to ritiO' Ewa of Ewa curbline prolongation of Kaiulani Ave.

"LeWers St., Kolco Head aide, from Kalakaua Ave to 95' mauka of mauka curbline prolongation of Lauula St. ri

"Lewers St., Koko Head side, from Kuhio Ave. to Ala Wai Blvd.

"Malcaloa St., makai side, for distance 200' Kirke Ilead.direction from Kuko Head curbline prolongation of Kitheka St,

"Seaside Ave., Ewa side, from Lauula St, to Waikolu Way.

"Seaside Ave., Koko Head side, from Kuhio Ave. to Ala Wei Blvd."

f. By amending Schedule XXIV of Sec. 15-15.1 (4) establishing curb loading zones in the following particulars:

1. By adding thereto the following:. "Kalakaua Ave., makai side, for distance 295' Koko

Head direction, startingfrom 200' Koko Head ol Koko Head curbline prolongation of Kaiulani Ave." 2. By amending subsection (1), item relating to Kilauea

Ave., Koko Head side, for distance 340' makai direction from a point 110' makai of makai curbline prolongation if Pehoa Ave. during hrs. 7:00 a,m. to 8:00 and 1.30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., on school days, to react:

"Kilauea Ave., Kuko Head side, for distance 490' makai direction from a point 110' makai of makai curbline prolongation of Palma Ave. during hrs. 7:00 a,m, to 8:00 a.m. and 1:30 P.M. to 2:30 p.m., on school days." 3. By deleting therefrom subsection (1) the following:

"Lewers St., Koko Head side, for distance 48' mak.li direction from a point 42' makai of mauka property line of 337 Lewers St." 4. By deleting therefrom subsection (2) the following:

"Halekauwila St., makai side, for distance 45' Ewa direction from a point 100' Ewa of Ewa curbline prolongation of South St.

"Lowers St., Koko Head side, for distance 80' mauka direction from a point 105' mauka of mauka curbline prolongation of .Kalakaua Ave. during hrs. 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday."

g. By amending Schedule XXVI of Sec. 1546.1 establishing time limit parking in the following particulars:

1. By adding thereto the following: .

"Kinau St., 2-hrs. mauka side, between Keeaumoku St. and Makiki St.

"Lewers St., 2-hrs. Ewa side, from Waikolu Way to Kuhio Ave. during hrs. 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.

"Lewers St., 2-hrs. Ewa side, from Kuhio Ave. to Ala Wei Blvd. during hrs. 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except on Sundays and holidays.

"Lunalilo St., 2-hrs. makai side, between Keeaumoku St. Overpass and Makiki St.

"Makiki St., 2.hrs. Ewa side, between Kinau St. and Lunalilo St.

"Seaside Ave., 2-hrs, Ewa side, between Kalakaua Ave. and Lauula St.

"Seaside Ave., 2-hrs. Koko Head side, between [Attalla Si.. and Waikulu Way. :

"Seaside Ave., 2-hrs. Ewa side, between Wnikulti NC* and Kuhio Ave. "Seaside Ave.,-2-hrs. Ewa side, between Keine Ave. and Aloha Dr." 2. By deleting therefrom the following:

"Lewers St., 2-hrs. both sides, between Lauule St. and Kuhio Ave.

"Lowers St., 2-hrs. both sides, from Kuhio Ave to Ala Wai Blvd. during bre. 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.

"Seaside Ave., 2-hrs. both sides, between Lamle St. and Kuhio Ave;

"Seaside Ave., 2-hrs. both sides, between Kalakram Ave. and Lauula St."

h. By amending Schedule XXX of Sec. 15-22.1 (2) establishing parking meter zones in the following particulars:

L'By adding thereto the following: "Lewers St., Ewa side, from Waikolu Way to Kuhio

Ave. during hrs. 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.

"Lunalilo St., makai side, between -Keeatimoku St. Overpass and Makiki St.

"Makiki St., Ewa side, between Kinau St. and Lunalilo St.

"Seaside Ave., Ewa side, between Kalakaua Ave. and Lauula St.

"Seaside Ave., Koko Head side, between Latiula St. and Waikolu Way.

"Seaside Ave., Ewa side, between Waikolu Way and Kuhio Ave.

"Seaside Ave., Ewa side, between Kuhio Ave. and Aloha Dr." 2. By amending item relating to Kin-au St., tnakai side,

between Keeaumoku St. and Makiki St., to read: "Kinau St., both sides, between .Keeaumoku Si. and

Makiki St," 3. By deleting therefrom the following:

"Lewers St., both sides, between Kalakaua Ave. and Kuhio Ave.

"Lewers St., both sides, from Kuhio Ave. to Atli Wai Blvd. during hrs. 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.

"Seaside Ave., both sides, between Kalakaua Ave. to Kuhio Ave.".

SECTION 2. This Schedule is hereby attached to ,cad made a partof Artie' r, VI 'hereof and shall take effect ten (1(11

working days after its publication. JOHN E. HIRTEN, Director Department of Transportation Services City and County of Honolulu Dated: 8.29-85

Copies of the Schedule arson file in the City Clerk's Office for use and examination by the public. (Sun Press: September 5, 1985)

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HOUSE CLEANERS exper., car req.

Rhonda's 263.4575 ..... -

NOW hiring toy party demonstrators work now through Nov. Free kit and free training. No collecting. no delivery. Kailusi 261-4529, Ewa 499-1140, Waianae. 672-9911.

'Aiea 455-3359

KOKUA EMPLOYMENT Clerk Stenographer 51400

Personnel Clerk 5800 Medical Asst./Billing Clerk SSS

Clerk Typist $12000 LPN/GP $1300

Cashiers eves SSS Hardware sales neg.

Bookkeepers to $1100 767 Kathie Rd. 5101

Ph 262.8137 Open Sal 8-Noon

ARE sie PAID WHAT YOU'RE WORTH? Will train

you for a career in Real Estate, Century 21 Pali

Properties. Call Ken 254-5888

KAILUA/KANEOHE Sales people (retail) S4 f Hdwre.Lumber exper /reliable Mgr. Trainees $$$ Retail stores, ambition a must Medical recept. to S900 Transcribe/anat. knowledge Medical Asst. (exper.) . $800 Front, back ofc/flex. sched. Cooks (3) $$$ Expr. Sous/Line/Kitchen mgr.

Call Shannon 254-6422 SECURITY JOBS CORP

3$S NEED MONEY?

$ WE CAN HELP!

*ATTENTION* MILITARY & LOCAL

Broke Even on Pay Bay?

Military Men Military Wives

& Local

Earn Extra Money Part-time

5:30 $6

to per 11:00ouprmi.

Mon. thru Fri.

Wo need parl-amo workers Imme-

diately to train for our newly established "discount Buying Wore.

house Outlets." Specializing In

clothing, jewelry, radios. masters.

furniture. TVs. microwaves, Way furniture and many morn appliances. Following areas are available: Honolulu. Pearl Harbor. Sall

Lake. Wahlawa..Barbers Point and

KMCAS. Other [Wallis include: Ad

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Pay,

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Church Directory

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IriVt CHRISTIAN

SCIENCE Services - Kallua

Church: Sun. 10 a.m. Sunday Schrol 10 a.m.

55 No. Kainalu Dr.

CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ira A. Wolfe, Preacher

400 Maluniu Ave. For Information Phone 262-5227

9:00 a.m. Bible School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 5:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Weds. Bible Study

We'll love you as you are...

Call 254-6464

CHRIST CHURCH

UNITING DISCIPLES AND

PRESBYTERIANS

Wors'hip - 9 a.m. Church in Study

10:30 a.m. Child Care Provided

The Rev.

Donna Faith Eldredge

1300 Kailua Rd.. Kailua

Ph. 262-6911

Worship with us at

KAILUA SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH

Saturday Services Bible Study - 9:30 a.m. Classes for Cradle Roll

through Adults Worship Service 11:00 a.m.

160 Mookua St., Kallua 263 -4519,261 -1560

KAILUA BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday Worship 10 a.m. a 7:00 p.m.

Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Prayer Meeting Bible Study

Wed. TOO p.m. Nursery Provided

Weekday Christian Preschool 1080 Kailua Rd., Kakis 262-6938

WINDWARD UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

(Congregational) 38 Kaneohe Bay Drive

254-3802 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship

Church School Nursery Thru Teen

Dick Walents. Pastor

WINDWARD UNITY, CHURCH

Service at MaunowIll Elementary School 1465 UluPii St.

Corner Kalanlanaole Hwy. Services 9:00 s.m.

Sunday School and Child Care

Greg Barrette Minister, Ph. 261-7140

The Good Shepherd PENTECOSTAL

HOLINESS CHURCH 355 N. Kainalu Dr.

Phone 262-2341 Adrian Yuen, yastor SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School

all ages 10:45a.m.-Morning

Worship Flour 0:30 p.m.-Evening Worship I

Hour WEEKLY SERVICES

Wednesday 7:00 p.m.-Family Night

Youth Service (Bible Study)

Discipleship Studies Throughout The Week

Voice of Hope K AIM 4:30 Daily

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

WAIMANALO 11-568 Flamingo St.

Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Worship 10:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Weds. Study & Prayer 7:00 p.m

Call 259-7057

KAILUA CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. Paul Brennan. Pastor Congregational 317 Marlon° St. Phone 261-0125

8:45 a.m. Sunday School all ages] 10:00 a.m. Sunday morning

WORSHIP SERVICE 7.00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Preschool

CALVARY EPISCOPAL

Celebrating Christ's life In the power of the

Holy Spirit

45-435 Aumoku St. Kaneohe Bay Drive

at Aumoku Sundays:

7:00 A.M. Holy Eucharlit 8:15 A.M. Christian Education

9:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist Phone 247-2733

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

WINDWARD

1276 Kailua Rd. Corner of Kailua Rd.

& Uluoa St.

Ph. 261-5635 8:45 A.M. Sunday School

10:30 A.M. Wora?ip

Pastor Marvin J. Friesen

ST. MARK LUTHERAN

45-725 Kam Hwy., Kaneohe

Office and Day School

Phone 247-5589 Milton W.

GUndermann, Pastor

Phone 247-1402 8:30 a.m. Worship

Service 9:45 a.m. Sunday

School Christian Day

School Kindergarten-

Grade 8

EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL

CHURCH "The Episcopal Church

in Enchanted Lake*

780 Kook, Dr., 282-4548 The Reverend

John G. Shoemaker, Vicar Sunday Services

7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist 9:00 cm. Holy Eucharist Church School. Nursery.

Education Adult and Fellowship

Preschool & Day Care Center

Monday -Friday Ph, 261-3012

KAILUA UNITED METHODIST

CHURCH 1110 Kallua

Sunday Schedule Church School

at 8:30 A.M.

Worship 9:45 A.M.

Child Care Provided

Phone: 261- 0224',261 -8238 N. Robert Kesler, Pastor

Gary Peterson Associate Pastor

ST. JOHN LUTHERAN

CHURCH LCA

Worship Services 9 a.m. & 7 p.m.

Sunday Church School 9:15 a.m.

'Nursery Available 1004 Kallua Rd.

Pastor Bruce P. Craft 261-2216. 261-5787

LOVE IS .

... a very particular sort of thing. There may be a general type of love, a good feeling that is spread evenly around, but the type of love that gives of itself is lavished and saved at the same time - lavished on those you love. True love is also unconditional: God loves because love is His nature, not because anyone deserves His love. Have you ever thought about how special this makes the love of God? God's love doesn't depend on what you are like and'it is not scattered from the sky, but given from His hand. Find a church that shares the love of God.

Trinity , Presbytenan. (Jhurch,

Sunday School 9:30: Worship 10:45 875 Auloa Rd., Kallua

Peter W. Anderson. Pastor

262-8587

THE KAILUA CHURCH PASTOR RAY SHURANCE

'Come let us go up to the mountain of the Lord

He will teach us his way' Ise 2:3

Sunday Services 9:00 A.M. Children and Adult Sunday School

10:15 A.M. Morning Worship: 7:00 P.M Evening Worship

Nursery Provided

Home of Kellum Church Christian School Grades Pre-K thru 12

201 N. Kalnalu Drive, Kallua 261-4641

60 HELP WANTED M/F

THERAPEUTIC T horseman- ship for the handicapped needs volunteers for weekday sessions 262-0269/235-2836.

AVON! Own your ov.n business, be your own boss.

Call Kandy 239-6997

61 HELP WANTED SALES

SALES person English, Japanese speaking part-time. Apply in person. No calls. Noriko's of Hawaii. Temple Valley Shopping center.

62 HELP WANTED 63 SITUATIONS WANTED DOMESTIC

SINGLE military parent needs live-in nanny-

housekeeper for 16 month old son Room, board and

salary. 422-6675

SITTERS needed for baby sitting service car necessary Call Lynn 456-3492

BABY sitter needed to care for 2 girls in my

Waipio Gentry home_ Must be reliable and have own

transportation. Call 671-6263 between 8 a.m.-8 p.m.

MALE/FEMALE

WILL baby sit in my Kailua home. Exp. & reliable. fenced yard. Ph 262-4796

CHILD care in my home Ahuimanu area. age 0 to

6 years. Call 239-5689

EXPERIENCED loving mother will sit in my home nr.Castle hospital Mon. to Fri. 262-2403

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START YOUR EDUCATION IN TODAY'S ARMY, AND GET

UP TO $25,200 TO CONTINUE IT - IN COLLEGE.

Do it with The New GI Bill Plus The New Army College Fund.

As a soldier, you contribute $100 a month from your first full 12 months' paychecks (for a total of $1,200). The government and the Army contribute the rest (up to $9,600 from the government and up to $14,400 from the Army).

You'll get more than college money from the Army. You'll learn a skill. Maybe one of the Army's many high-tech skills. Perhaps something you could pursue in college: communica- tions, or engineering, for example.

Your Army education can teach you a lot. And put you a whole lot closer to college. Talk to your local Army Recruiter for more information. 235-6491 732-6681 847-3905 456-5906 622-3965 671-3934

.ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE.

MANAGER/PHARMACY Graduation from an accredited school of pharmacy Com- pletion of one year pharmacy internship and licensure as registered pharmacist w/the State of Hawaii. Previous hospital pharmacy experience necessary and at least 2 years supervisory experience required.

RNs Full time nights for E R Medical/Surgical and OB Part-time as scheduled for CCU. Recovery Room. Medical/Surgical. and OB Current Hawaii RN license required

NURSING SUPERVISOR Part time Current Hawaii RN license required 5 years exp as RN in acute facility within last 7 years. with at least 2 years as head nurse or unit manager Experience as relief head nurse may be given consideration

Apply in person 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Personnel Office Wahiawa General Hospital

128 Lehua St., Wahiawa An equal opportunity employer.

Growing local newspaper firm has openings - evening shift

Mon.-Fri. for the following: TYPESETTER

AM 3510 experience helpful will train accurate typist (60- 65 wpm)

GRAPHIC PRODUCTION Must have minimum 3 yrs experience in graphics field.

Ability to follow ad layouts Mr paste-up, & knowledge of color separation.

Medical. dental & profit sharing benefits.

For appt. call Louellen Schreefel

Composition Manager 235-5881

63 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE /FEMALE

WILL baby sit in my KMCAS home, lots of TLC with references. Cali 254-2662.

66 HOBBY CRAFTS

PAINT with or without a brush. Embroider without a needle, No mess, no fuss Learn the To-Chem Painting Craft Make beautiful holiday gifts We teach. Free lessons Tri -Chem Full-color 68-page catalog cost refundable w/order S1 00 235-3084 misiewmannmanommunimor

68 GARAGE/LANAI SALES

2 FAMILY super garage sale 9- 5 Sept 7 1322 Akiahala St ,

Enchanted Lake: Furn jewelry. clothing. misc

KAILUA Does Annual Super Rummage sale lots of good clothes. books. misc 45 Hoolai St across from Star Market Sat , Sept_ 7, 9-3

MULTI Family: Like new items lots of high quality rattan turn household goods misc. turn 521 H000lu St , Kailua. Sat Sept 7. 8-2

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68 GARAGE /LANAI SALES

GARAGE Sale. 45-074 Lilipuna Rd . Kaneohe. Sun. 10-2. Furn antiques. misc. No early birds

GARAGE Sale. Rattan dining set, rattan end table &

coffee table. women's clothes size 8 to 10. infant items Sat . Sept. 7. 9 to 4 p m .

83 Aikahi Lp . Kailua

GARAGE sale. Sat, & Sun 8-3. turn , household. misc 44 -538 K-Bay Dr 235.6292'

MOVING sale Many bargains. must go 771 Wanaao Rd .

Kathie, Sat only

WIDE variety nice turn., dresses, fan, recipe Christian books, household 9-5, 6, 7. Kailua Windward Passage 1305

SUPER Garage Sale: Benefit Young Life. Sat., Sept. 7, 8 to 2 p.m. at the Kailua YMCA furniture, tools & much more.

MULTI family garage sale Sat 9-7, 9AM-2PM, 1006 Mokapu Blvd. Kailua

GARAGE sale: Turn luggage. clothing etc. Sat. & Sun. 9-4 302 Opihikao Pl.

Service Directory; 3 Lines . $504 Per Week

To Place Your Service Directory Ad Call 235-5881 Use Your VISA or MasterCard

BATHTUBS HOME IMPROVEMENT

WHY replace them when Tropical can reglaze them for

a fraction of the cost. Call 533-2084

BICYCLES

WHY WALK? When you can roll' Beach cruiser sale, skateboards & roller skates! Bikefactory 946-8927

CLEANING SERVICES

HOUSEPROUD Cleaning Ser. Res./Comm. Reas. prices. Satisfaction guar. 623-5489

GENERAL CONTRACTING

PATIO AND NEW Additions Repair. Remodel. Clifford

(wane C-4477 Ph. 677-4695

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THE Renovators from screens to complete remodeling. Lic. C-13182 Chris Emerson 237-8659

CHEEP Cheep Handymech Plumbing, carpentry, elec.

complete home repairs remodel, etc. Cleaning, too. Up to $100. Marcel 263-8386

MASONRY/FENCING

SLABS. paths, driveways. brickwork, hollow tile,

fences, remodeling, ceramic tile. Free est Charles Dysart

Fri 488-3340 BC7828

HANDYMAN PAINTING /PAPERING

K&D HANDYMAN SERVICE Large or small, we do it all! For freee estimates

call Ken 235-4633

LEE'S Painting Residential Lic. C-3858

Ph. 247-1454

NEED HELP?

ROOFING/GUTTERS

STATE Roofing General Roofing, Free Estimates, Ben Pascal

41 years exp. Lic. C-2036 Ph. 247-2421, 247-2270

RUG & UPHOLSTEREY CLEANING

Clean Carpet Hawaii Inc FIBER CLEANING PEOPLE" Steam Clean $8 95 per rm

w/a 3 rm minimum at $25 85 Call 531-7086

VACUUM

KIRBY Center of Kailua 629-A Kailua Rd.. trill

Kailua 262-2011. We service most makes & models

YARD/TREE SERVICES

DESMOND Yard Squad All jobs large & small

general cleaning, trimming & hauling Monthly

Maintenance. Fast reliable service. Free est. Call

262-7571 Ask for Desmond

FRED Domingo Gen. Yard Care, hauling, lot/apt. cleaning. Free Est. 422-7426

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68 GARAGE/LANAI SALES

GIANT Moving Sale: Furn.; toys; garden equip; clothing; household items; beds; plants, rugs, tools. Sept. 7 & 8 freezer, 9 to 4, 688 Milokai St., Kailua 254-4944

73 APTS. FULLY FURNISHED

LANIKAI lower duplex 1 bdrm., view patio. cable, near beach $650 month

includes utils., quiet tenant, avail to mid-

Dec 262-7176

75 APTS. PARTLY FURNISHED

WAIMANALO. Clean 1 bdrm $400, Cr. bus & shopping center Avail now 395-5580

APTS' Rent Mart has all areas. sizes. prices 943-0092 til 8 p.m Open Sun. too! Fee

WAHIAWA Woodwinds across Schofield 1 bdrm , avail. now $575. 621-6813 or 471-3720

WAHIAWA/Valley View spacious 2 bdrm., all appl., new paint /carpet. $625. 545- 3029

SCI-TOFIELDNVheeler area Waipio Garden apt. 13A, 2 bdrm., park in front. $624 623- 4018 Mrs Domingo eves 488- 2200

LARGE 1 bdrm. studio, full bath, microwave. hot plate, full size refrigerator. 1 blk. from Kailua Beach. Convenient parking $475 incls utils. Avail Sept 1. Call Rick 235-8138 or 521-8080. Sorry n,. dogs allowed

BRAND new large 1 bdrm studio. full bath. full kitchen, 1

blk. to Kailua Beach. Convenient parking $550 incl utils. Avail. Sept. 1 Call Rick 235-8138 or 521-8080 Sorry no dogs allowed

WAIPIO Gentry: new studio for rent $600 a month. Call 671-8577 Mon. to Fri., 676- 2530 eves. & weekends.

KAILUA - A studio $510 or 1

bdrm. $550, no pets or waterbed. Call 262-6462

76 RENTALS TO SHARE

KANEOHE Pro female/ same 2/1 apt. $235 dep., utils. 523-0256. 235-6202

HALAWA His 3 bdrm. house. $275 plus 1/3 cable/phone. 488-5007 days

KAILUA townhouse Prefer female. pool, tennis. $300 per mo v deposit 262-0635

KAILUA - master bdrm ,

private bath, kitchen privileges. female preferred. Call 261- 3911 eves.

KAILUA: employed non smoker female pref., $280

incl utils 262-4796

KAILUA - share big house on canal $350 incl. utils. Must see! Ph 254-5654

81 HOUSES FURNISHED

KAILUA, breezy. clean. 3 bdrm., beach, quiet/pvt. yard from $400 wkly 261-2293

WOODWINDS: 2 bdrm., 1

bath, lake view, Turn. $650 per mo. without utils. 949-7383 days or 637-6584 eves.

82 HOUSES UNFURNISHED

'MILILANI: 3 bdrm., 2 bath, avail. 20 Sept. dwh 623-5341 or after 7 PM 623-0016

83 HOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED

HOUSES! Townhouses! Rent Mart has the one for you 943- 0092 till 8 p.m. 7 days Small fee KAILUA: 3 bdrm., 11/2 bath, big tam. rm. & yard $900. Avail. Oct. 1. Ph. 261-5650

MIL ILAN! lovely 3 bdrm.. 2 bath, single dwelling w/yard. cul-de-sac. refs . no pets $950. Ph. 623-8666

KANEOHE. Ahuimanti 10 mi to Marine base 4 bdrm ,

peaceful. quiet. view. yard. Dogs okay. 239-8374, 247- 6621

WAHIAWA: cm. cottage Single person. no pets. $410

621-5341

83 HOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED

HALEIWA: exec. beachfront 3 bdrm . 2' bath. attacheo studio $2000 mo. 637-6700

KAILUA - Olomana area, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, fenced rear yard, patio $1050 monthly. Call 262-4855 or 262-5072

NANAKAI Gardens nr. Barbers Pt 3 bdrm. 11/2 bath. carpet, drapes. lanai, wash/dryer. fenced. 2 carport $750 682 -5389

85 CONDOS/TOWNHOUSES PARTLY FURNISHED

KANEOHE: immediate occu- pancy extra large 5 bdrm., 21/2

bath, family room, enclosed garage. 51195 mo lease option possible Sherlock Homes Realty 254-1100 or 254-2770

PEARL city (Waiau): clean, 2 bdrm., garden area, washer/ dryer, close to bus. Avail. immed. $700 261-7836

WINDWARD Passage' Kailua 3 bdrm , 2 bath. view, amenities, $1000. 261-9600

PEARL RIDGE' beautiful immaculate 3 bdrm., 11/2 bath, $800 mo., no pets, Joy 536- 1902 or Tom 684-9201

86 CONDOS/TOWNHOUSES FURNISHED

KANEOHE 2 bdrms . enclosed yard. 2 parking stalls, near bus route. view, lease $675 per mo. Call 239-5673 eves.

87 CONDOS/TOWNHOUSES UNFURNISHED

NANI Koolau: Kaneohe end unit 2 bdrm., 11/2 bath, avail 9 -4 $650 mo. eves. 247-5345

./....miosennew 88 ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM for rent single person share apt. $300 mo.

623-2496

93 VACATION RENTALS

ri 1LOKAI Wave Crest. sleeps beach, pool, $30 day $190 wk. Ph. 235-8699

KAILUA: Beachfront studio, week, month. Gall 261-6971

KAILUA: lovely bdrm. & bath, nr. beach. private entrance. Call 2,12-8073

LANIKAI: (Kailua) nr. beach, esp. nice, 1 bdrm., garden apt. TV, priv. 3 ok. 262-5445

KAILUA - Lovely spacious house on canal $15 daily per person. Ph. 254-5654

KAILUA: private new cottage with pool, ' /2 bl. to beach, $300 per week. 261-6834

KAILUA Beach, 1 bdrm., cottage. immac. priv. tropical setting $40 day. 261-2834

LANIKAI 2 bdrm. , furnished, washer /dryer /cable. $55 a day. Avail. 9/20 on. 262-7018

KAILUA: spacious cottage (sleeps 6). nr beach, quiet, pvt. yard, from $300 wkly 261- 2293

LANIKAI Room & bath beachfront, no frills

261-6971

KAIL UA: Beach side charming 1 bdrm 1 bath cottage. $315 per wk 263-6434

BEACHSIDE cottage for rent $250 to $300 per week.

261-0796

98 RENTALS WANTED

PRESENT Lanikai resident seeking 3-4 bdrm. house in

'Lanikai. Children 10 & 15, 2 pro. adults. Needed by Sept. Oct. Call 263-4547 eves.

103 OFFICE FOR RENT

OFFICE for rent 12 x 16 (224 sq ft ) $280 a mo For inquires Call Kailua

Mail Box at 261-4805

114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MAKAKIL 0 Stunning 3 txtrm home %NA/ iew High balance F I IA Assumable mortgage

Many extras $146.000 MLS68162 Noe Perea

Properties 487-5266 486 5040

114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AIEA. Exquisite Spanish style 4 bdrm., 2',/, bath exec home Professionally decorated & landscaped to perfection. Many extras. MLS60965 5275.000. Lease. Noe Perea Prop 487-5266, 486-5040

MILILANI-Fair Way Village 1215, 2/21/2 townhouse, lowest price, best location on golf course, ocean/mts. views, garage, pool & extras. Only $129,500. 623-1543

KANEOHE: Spacious, priv., serene 3 bdrm . 21/2 bath

townhouse End unit w/Ige. perimeter yd Reduced to

$114,000 Fee Simple MLS66228 New Perea Properties

487- 5266.486 -5040

ASSUMABLE VA/FHA Home loans. Low Cash Down. Take over payments. No qualifying. Call today for details on

available properties.

SHERLOCK HOMES REALTY

254-1100 or 254-2770

OKLAHOMA land, 5 to 40 acres. $50 down. 405 -691- 3766, Hollands. 829 Blan- chard. Okla. 73010. Photos & information.

DESPERATE, must sell by Sept 14. Kaneohe 3 bdrm., bath townhome Quiet. view. pool, VA-FHA, make any offer. 5112.900. Mr. Adams (S) 942- 0922

A REAL charmer, Remodeled 4 bdrm.. 2 bath. fee home Fireplace, furo, den & eat-in kitchen. Quiet flag lot close to beach. Sellers anxious, Listed $138.950 - make us an offer. Call Nancy Hulama (RA) 262- 4293 Hale Koa Realty/BH&G 254-6444

MINNESOTA WOODED PARADISE

NO DOWN PAYMENT 5 lorested acres. Assume S75 monthly.

Fantastic hunting, fishing. boating &

laming. FREE maps & photos. Write to

OWNER: P.O. Box 61462. HONOLULU. HI 96822 OR:

PHONE 988-5115

OKLAHOMA land, 21/2 acre lots, $2,950 ea., $50 dn.. $30 per mo.. trees, pavement, larger tracts avail nr. Lindsay Oklahoma. Write Hollands, Box 829. Blanchard. Okla- homa. 73010 for into &

photos, 405-691-3766

1 BDRM apt Waikiki Sunset $77,000 Call 456-9278

or 533-2157

PUU ALIT: 2 bdrm.. 2 bath bamboo. lovely view. Military or vet. why rent/own! $5000 dn . cost of ownership $600 mo. in 30% tax bracket & 4% inflation rate choice corner unit $125.000 Call California agent/owner (213) 318 -1401

"SUNNY WEST TEXAS" NO DOWN PAYMENT

5 acre Ranchette. $3500 lull price. As-

sume $45 per month. int. 2 miles from RIO GRANDE RIVER. RECREATION.

FISHING. HUNTING. RIVER RAFTING.

MOBILE HOMES & CAMPERS 0 K. FREE

MAPS & PHOTOS.

WRITE TO OWNER: P.O. BOX

61462. Honolulu. HI. 96822 or Phone 988-5115.

115 REAL ESTATE pa:NINCFMENTS

WAIPAHU. bdrm.. 3 bath, Fee, boarding home $220.000 MLS70753 - College Garden: 2 bdrm., 2 bath, 2 parking townhouse $102,000 MLS65- 270 - Nanakai Garden: 4 bdrm., 2.5 bath spacious home $148,000 MLS66730 - Waipahu: 3 bdrm. 1 bath, home with fenced yard $85,000 MLS70339 - Glen Fontillas (R) 456-1346, Tenaga Realty Inc. 488-7769

MONEY for your equity! We buy houses.

Call Ken (R) 261 -4800

120 FURNITURE

KING size water bed. $250. Rocker folding playpen 2 chests misc 262-0415

$$$CASHUS for used furniture

dressers, desks. beds. rattan & all types

of furniture

834-1080

120 FURNITURE

KING size waterbed, 4poster canopy style includes mattress, heater. liner, padded rail & comforter, excl. cond. used in guest room $550 Cl AI 499-3169 eves. , RECLINER brown naugahyde

like new $170; dining `. table w/6 chairs $150; king.

bed w/headboard $75 Call 247-1520 eves

'FURNITURE WANTED .

TOP CASH $0; for dresser beds, rattan 8(...014:, types of tUrniturk.'"Ar:

Call Mon.-Frit, 8 a.m. to 5 0.11.1::4.:

247-6621:::

MATCHING Couch/love seat/ chair, $275

239-6450

KING size water bed htater,' baffled, mattress, padded rails:. excl. cond. $300. 254-6314

LOVESEAT, sofa, chair wr, ottoman $900. Excel. cond., mo. old. 623-8244 it

FREE PICKUP

S CASH S for good used furniture- Rattan. wicker & beds

261-8492

FURNITURE SALE

AT

NIMITZ

USED FURNITURE

Top quality Low prices' "

Open everyday. 834-1080 3165 No Nimitz Hwy

Between Byron's & Cutter Dodge

PRICE LESS USED FURNITURE PERFECT FOR STUDENTS

Desks from $45 Bookcases Irom $35 Chairs. Dressers. Tables.' Carpets. China Cabinets and much, much more.

OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT OUR MERCHANDISE CLEAN

139A Hekili St.. Kailua

262-7938 . 126 MISCEUANE006,

350 PAIR cabinet door,pg1I-s $35, 4 florescent lights and tubes. $10. 262-8510 4-4 '85 FILTER Queen vacuum cleaner. Cost $850 Mast sell $300 735-3652. 922-52,13

$40 FREE! With a. Host- ess party. Kaneohe 2211- 4568. .

NEW rattan bar set. $850 King size water bed complete $350 235-5969.

'85 RAINBOW vacuu cleaner. Cost $950 kitust sell $350. Call 923-7943, 735-2055

SEWING craft & quilt makers need velvet? Assorted material

lace, dolls etc. much more must sell cheap 395-7868

PINATAS - Big Bird. Batman. Superman, Spiderniarf-4 Candy & toy filled. 624-6016

.r.t.

AMWAY Products delivered, money back guarantee:'

Call 487-5241 -

PICNIC table $60:- '; e

porch swing $75. Call 293-8392-

COMPLETE Paul SirrAdro Real- Estate seminar course. $295 235-1004 after 6pm

TAN love seat in exct co'nd. $150: chandelier $10: assorted lights. Cheap. 261-9815'

AIR Conditioners 8,000, lIttr& 8,400 btu $100 each. Call 254- 5331 - .

NEW Hamilton Beach Aftod processor $45, Whirlpool bath $30, 4 card table chairs $110. air cooler & stand $45, records. salt & pepper sha misc. 239-9729

-4. pin ry In IN W-, I Ift. Si Int ill

SALE PRICE

$9,888

MAZDA GEC

SALE PRICE

$5,488

'81 TOYOTA COROLLA L/B

Sharp & sporty( 1113115907

$3788

O e2b. e? r OHO

'85 CELEBRITY

vow

2 dr., Coupe, auto., ale. AM /FM. pie. lull Injected V6. Regular price $12.532.50. SCA4700

441M- Ift1

#M5118 3 dr., economy & savings!,

3 DR., 4 speed, economy speciall

USED CARS '83 CHEVETTE

L/B 4 dr., auto.. a/c. p/s. ith1HP461

$3688

USED

TRUCKS*

'84 BRONCO II 4X4

ritiC61214. 6 cyl.. 5 spd. 'ifs, AM/FM tape

SALE PRICE 59588

'83 CHEVY.S10 ' BLAZER

MISI795. 06.5 spd. all. Pis. AM /FM lace. low miles

SALE PRICE $8988 '81 VW VANAGON

7 PASSENGER 48E11737. 5 speed

SALE PRICE s 5988

'76 FORD VAN

YACP218. VB. auto. p/s rdilm

SALE PRICE s 3788

N UNCING

Illr iw ri

7.7% FINANCING* CAMARO CHEVETTE CAVALIER

AVAILABLE ON:

CITA ERIN C/Itlift 10 PICKUP & CARGO VANS CELEIIRITY C30/K30 PICKUP CAPRICE ASTRO CARGO VANS '0 A C

-41111111, iNIMA s

0

financing APB* Air, auto., 2 dr.. rally wheels, p/s. AM/ FM. tinted glass, fuel injected V6. + morel Regular price 612.924.50 FICF44139

SALE PRICE

$10.488

MAKE YOUR BEST DEAL ON A CAMARO .

then gave even more with 7.7% A.P.R. GMAC Financing!

'80 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX

Loaded! rtfl 51931

'3488

'79 MERCURY MONARCH

7 dr well equip. & clean! lid MD

'1988 '83 PONTIAC TRANS AM

fled beauty, loaded Incl lop rtIWP484

$9888

'79 MAZDA RX7

Extra sharpll #018887

$5988

'82 CADILLAC SEVILLE

Leaded. leather & IOW (giros! tdIPV713

$13,888

'83 MAZDA GLC

3 dr.. clean economical OBTE217

54188

'85 MONTE CARLO

SPORT COUPE 2 dr., auto. air, p/s, p/h. AM/ FM stereo, me. Regular price $13,291.50

2999 North Nimitz Hwy. One Block Ewa of Lagoon Drive

ChevroIet IITIaZDa 1 836-1222

"It's a whole NEW WAY to buy a car"

BRITISH

AUTO EXPERT SERVICE AND PARTS -FOR BRITISH SPORTSCARS

TRANSMISSION, CARBURETOR AND ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS.

NO CHARGE FOR DIAGNOSIS OF PROBLEMS ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS

MONDAY-SATURDAY 9-5 235-ISIS 40-028 ALALOA STREET, KANEOHE, Hi

mactuAmous

POOL table Brunswick 7' WO Reel to reel Teac.33405. sreo 235-6243.

$40 FREE merchanside, Have I house of Lloyd Toy and gift party. 254-3016.

5PC Living room set. $4008x8 Carpet with pad 520 458-

OLYMPUS om-10. 4 lenses, flash unit, tripod. Sears best vacuum. ph. 262-4113

KITCHEN & bath wood cabinets. odds & ends for sale at cost. Aikahl Park. Hardware 254-3517.

GRIND your own grain for baking. All-grein hour mill. 254-1865 '

--VICTROLUX Vacuum. Cost $1000. Must

374 sell $350

, Call 455-9

CERAMIC top coffee or end tables. New custom made. erOsends/evaa 488-9933

WASHER/dryer, $178. 380 amp Stereo speakers, dinette MI. 264-038

94NSUI sound syrtem. Like rtraW. 65 watts per channel. $830 623 -9472

SOFA and chair rattan - .style, excellent cond

5185/offer, 623-8602

Backs. used. eboot 930

offer 395-5849 clean. some not U-haul

Salk) shack t 1/2" Anthurerm cieelrtg. mahogany, living rsliseasel. $low 761.3566

telaii4 with. I/aempootrorso.z.d.

320. au condition- illyslem. make otter 396-

236-1914

tic 3e4 to 9012 $29

If nozzle. cond.

rugs. Wool Import and

ROLUX77ebuiltmotor

Call 2399448

6494

Pelle offer

......... ING dress (off the eel with ruffle sue 3/4

396 -

eliding veil S15. brass newt needs minor repair ening gowns & cocktail

sues 3-7 95-520. sue quilt/comforter

gingham check w; floral 815, large deSiOner

me hangers (new) SIO & morell247-0983 oval

mowrc I offer. Call 293-5226 7-9am. II 5-9 pm

silver tabby To loving 941-2541

Going to OREGON to buy a now car or

pickup? -contact-

ROBERTS & REDFIELD PORTLAND

Write tor price lists and full information

ANY MAKE - ANY MODEL Delivered - road tested at

Portland International Airport

ROBERTS REDFIELD

1313 W. Burnside P.O. Box 10507

Portland, Oregon 97210 15031 295-5556

1211 MISCELLANEOUS

4Yr" CERAMIC tile St per sq. It 16' Hobie, 9' sq. Sauna mold. Make offers. 455.1259

CRIB/Mattress $60 Athena microwave $55 Sony tape deck with Dolby $46, duel turn-

table $35 P11.263-6116

(1 ONE way ticket to Pittsburgh PA. Exp. 10 Sept. 85, Offer. Scott/Mike 235-1945

VACUUM cleaners, like new $24.95 & an- with guarantee. Call 7354452

PORTABLE Bassinet $15 Potty chair $5. Feeding table $20. Call 247-3843.

/

SALE PRICE

$10,888

#CG4787

'85 CHEVY S10 BLAZER iiI.T4736. V6, 5 speed. air, loaded w/ options Retail $14.959.

SALE PRICE

S 12,588

'86 MAZDA SE5 PICKUP

We must clear our

OVfRSTOCKED '77 ASPEN

elaillcgrn yearn lel. wee 4 el-. 'Nair/nye logayi

rat V780

$799

'78 VW RABBIT Anon wean Ill.. 4 spr Uri

roof. radial Urn. AM/FM fatiO SUM WWI

MOANS

$995

'73 NOVA w/grn 1n1. 10 auto,

pre, lasso Is the closeable model - 00AI I miss ale one

sAGY354

$1295

used car lot! '74 CAD. SEDAN

DEVILLE WM w vary' lop. lag all CB kuto p/s. pos. Indies gafra famine plus sAFW929

9295 '76 VEGA H/B

2 dr. metallic red vi/ Needstoelb MI. 4 spd.. AM/FM stereo. radial

tires. 413CT082

$1295 '78 FIAT 131S

4 5. metallic blue w/blk Inc. 5 spa. Europon sating ideal Irene. whocred

oAJJ806

$1295

'79 CIVIC Metallic blue w/hlue el. auto. radio. laming avail

OA C Priced lo Sole 5010352

$2495

'79 COROLLA Fresh ',Malec brontententwt

beige Woke auto. los11

lane Loll no arum IMGROD9

'2495

'78 CHEVY VAN Metallic bronze w Mettle lot.

radio. 9 WS. Ha RUNS GREAT 61100784

$3777

'81 CHEVY 1/2 TON WOW yr. beige int MO

Shorl ban well roam/amen

Was S SUPER table oNSIBU

$4595

'78 CELICA ET CPC spa MA 'FM ewer ye!.

w.beme rro Any lesookrt moild Final/mg 0 A L

AJC(12g

'4695 '84 SUZUKI 484

4 ape Ill so /checkered int

soh to sbok8 ,11/ korwering truls Fonanong

ayenkir SAC xlite109,

'5495

SHELLY CARS Nimitz & Lagoon

PrIldh 836-0466 5 min. from

Hickam Gate

Alli 127 APPLIANCES

GI WASHER/Dryer. exc.! 011d 5200/make tiller

254 4807

FUJI Royal bicycle, 12 speed, 2 years old. Brand new wheels. raced In Tinman Triathlon. Best offer. Call Kathryn 922- 9669 evenings.

AIR conditioners 21.000 btu 220 v. 5250. 10000 btu. $175, 5,000 btu 5100. 488-2048

WHIRLPOOL heavy duly washer/dryer excl. cond... 4 yrs. old. $150 ea. 499-1695

22 CU. ft. GE refrig., Ice/water on door, $600; Sear's dishwasher. NIS 247-909

REFF110. Whirlpool, 17 cu. ft. !rootless, guto.. Ice Maker. WO excl. cond 263-6279

FROSTFRES upright freezer 19.8 cu. fl. $380. very good cond. 988-2996.

AURIGE0AfORS lull size $130 8 UP. westpr ranges $915 & no. Onerenteofff 821- 9003 ...- WASHER & dryer &dishwasher. $100 each or $275 for all three Cell 157-3282 leave message for It Col Welch or home 947.8596

129 STEREOS & TVS

DOSE new Ai rtii.iir. Wave Music System F S r a FREE co-

home demonolration 538.1407 Mon -Fri 4 p en -9 m Sat -

Sun 10 am .9 p m

WINDWARD Antiques. Buy Sell - Trade Ca11262-5526. 160 Hamaktia Or , 6811114

136 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

For Unwanted Coke T05 Relogerators

Call 262-2198

CASH For Unwanted Color TVs & Molar Appfierices

Cala 528 3122

WANTED Lawn mower in good Corking condition

Jane Fonda exercise video, scuba equipment, beige sleeper sofa. recliners

282-0357

BUYING or trading baseball cards, collect from 52-81 Phone 941-9512

DO nave dome lype hair dryer that you have stored away and want to sell I want

buy one that is reasonable and in good condition Call 262-4302

144 MUSIC SALES & SERVICE

EktYCli 1 PIANO MMVING Crating, shipping 833-1850

S & S Deism y 395-7295

ARTLEY student flute $200 in excellent condition.

Call 254-2338

GEMiNNAUIRDT flute w/cese for sale, excl. cond $125 235- 1502

HASTINGS Spinet piano, excl. cond.. beautiful tone $875 or offer. 499-1400

1425SCHILLER upright grand piano end cond. S1000 oller 261-8428

146 BOAT SUPPLIES & SERVICE

YAMAHA Marina Sales Ltd -117 Sand Island Access Road

Telephone 841-6086 'Carnal* outboerd & generators

Sales-ParteService

O'DAY Day sailer. 16' center board sloop, 06 & main cockpit & cuddy. 1982, end, cond, Mots trailer. $3500/oller. 254- 2289

HANS Christian 33 It lovely cutler rig-4 yrs. young

mint condition 247-4058

te' 115 hp Marc 0/B custom trir cover, all acc esti cond 53300 261. 3098

Open 'tit 9 p.m. every day

148 BOAT SUPPLIES & SERVICE

FOR 11001. Boar Slip 52 per It 25 t max

395-7672

15 FOOT open bow %filmier and extras Motor needs work 51700/otter 833-4924 =0!!

147 SP** GOODS

SOCCER mote witew 5150. used.imod cond

SURFBOARD 68 THRUSTER AIRBRUSHED definitely hoe' Brand-new $350 sacrifice $195 Perfect for 100-160 lb pnrane, too early to think eibuel Chrislmna or birthdays. can Chos a, 275-0387 or 235- 5981 days 111.111-1111-1111*IMMOOMIMIIMMI

151 PET SUPPLIES SALEM & SERVICE

DACHSHUND needs noire w/fenced yard, black & tan; 12 lbs. papers. $50. 395-0796

AKC Collie pupa for sale. Sable & white & tri $350. 732- 2958.

SIAMESE sweetheart kittens pure breed 2 melee $130 ea 259-8570 or 523-1381

162 NARDVAM11/14PE

SHOPSMITH Ceramic tile, large hex & lag bolts, plate glass 239-5185

156 AUTO PARTS/SERVICES

"BATTERY FACTORY"

New doll Reconditioned

Auto Batteries 125 trade & up

New Motorcycle Batteries

747 Papillon'

533-3312

TRUCK BED MAT

Save wear and rear or your buck bed with a

Nyracord bed mat. Pro- tects finish, withstand. extreme temperature. and Is unallected by most chemicals and will not crack or break. Sixes o ?II

okponfiolny.

rOlkU 40, V% 114EsTIC

524-4020 E(113. e.1. Elascrelligrk

601 00005 HONOLULU. HAWAII Mrs

065067 Special option. 5 speed. power stee, + morel

SALE PRICE

$ 1 0 988

SALE PRICE

$6988

'85 CHEVY 3/4 TON C20 PICKUP

P115037, V8. a/f. + options. Retail 813.902.

O

Cpsb '0 it°6CD4Z tIS:C31;..9%.<3

wq.cgir

AT National Car Rental

ArNational CAR SALES

Fleet Reduction Center.

rt7

CC

3

National Car Rental

!*4

7.1

I/O Month. GO MO Mile Wa I Arty Available '0 Down Payment

1983 Nissan Sentra Two eon, Automatic. AM/IM

1983 Nissan Sentra Four door. Automatic, AM/FM

1984 Toyota Tercel Two door, Automatic, Radio

1983 Nissan Sentra Station Wagon. Automatic. Air. AM/FM

1984 Toyota Tercel Four door. Automatic. Radio

1984 Dodge Aries Four door. Automatic. Air. Power Steerino

1984 Chevrolet Cavalier Station wagon, Automatic, Air. Radio, Power Steering

1984 Ford LTD Station Wagon. Automatic. Air, 6 41., Power Steer itro

1984 Chevrolet Celebrity Four door. Automatic. Air. Power Steering

1985 Honda Civic CRX 5 Speed. Rattle ..... ..... .. '

1984 Chevrolet Celebrity Station Wagon. Automatic. Air. Power Steering

1985 Honda Accord Hatchback. 5 Speed. Rattle

1984 Olds Cutlass Supremes7495 Two Door. Automatic. Air .

$3495 $3695 '3995 '4195 $4495 $4995 $5995 $6295 $6995 $6995 $7495 $7495

1985 Honda Civic Station Wagon. 5 Speed. fir. Radio . .

1985 Honda Accord $8495 4 Door, 5 Speed. Radio, Factory Warranty

3103 N. Nimitz

$7995

by The Airport 833-9977

Next To Cutter Dodge

Special Military Financing Available

, X

a

National Car Rental 1 National Car Rental

166 TRUCKS A PICK-UPS

73 FORD F.250 fon 6 cyl , 3 spd. 68.000 mI. 5700 396- 0556

171 MOTORCYCLE SALES A SERVICE

82 HONDA Custom with lots of chrome. extras. In top shape. only 12.000 miles Must sell. $2.275 or best offer - original ',rice $8.000 Call Ken. 281-41154 or 235.5881

ISLAM/ Lycie Works 3060 Uelena St . Airport Area Open Sept 3, Ph 833-7474

wwelmnewameMMAIIIMIIIWWW1

171 MOTORCYCLE SALES A SERVICE

175 VANS, CAMPERS, JEEPS

'78 VW Compel het equity- ment New Paint 'exhaust 54900 235-4043 flans -ay rn

- - '79 FORD 1310nro l' hll Art mg 11,88 cirstorniseri A miners Men Arisl OM 'Minh, hem

';!,4 3205

rod ANGCSUISOR 0,5 nd, 6 ryl esdras low 17,1,

3900 Wow blue simni Ph 456-3850

176 AUTOS FOR SAE

New Need a Car? in the islands? Short

on Credit? Wide selection of

used net inn IrgragOliallOn lo

late ranee! luxury rare Military axiom 011 934-6596 or

833-2280 or dove by 2649 Nokunthe for looksso

COMPARE THE DOLLAR

VALUES BEFORE YOU BUY AT DOLLAR CAR

SALES ()OWN LAGOON OA

PH, 926-4260

Classified IV September 5, I 9145

WAIPAHU

'78 FURY .1101:895 WAS 5I995

NOW $1195 '78 MALIBU

4 M 0909941 WAS 52995

NOW $1395

'74 CAMARO SUPER NICE' .ASPO25

WAS $2895

$1895 '78 COURIER

P/U CLEAN 477 ICC

WAS $3495

NOW '2695

76 RABBIT RUNS 11111A1 RC 15U1

WAS S2195

NOW 51295 '81 CHEVETTE

441 d,r,4AY11806 WAS $2995

NOW $ 1695 '80 VW RABBIT

CLEAN .HfC5911 WAS 93295

NOW $1995 '80 CUTLASS

SURPEME 791 .FIXC520

WAS 54995

NOW $3295

'74 CELICA dr .8CW567 WAS S28,15

NOW $ 1 895 '79 CAPRI

3 dr 41.11',I, WAS S'IrdIr

NOW 52395 '79 SEVILLE

1.11 A 6

"HINT WA.; S

NOW $5295 94-212 Leoku St.. Waipahu 677-0761

Good III Segf. I. 1985

WAHIAWA NISSAN'S REBATE RAMPAGE IS

WA Redhot Rebate #1: ANY NEW SENTRA OR

PULSAR $40000 Redhot Rebate #2: ANY NEW 2X2 TRUCK.... $50000 Redhot Rebate #3: ANY NEW STANZA OR

200SX $60000 Redhot Rebate #4: ANY NEW 4X4 TRUCK

OR 300ZX $700" '74 CHIP WV PICKUP 4 ol . 4 spd.. radio, 1051944

$695

'81 PONTIAC PHOENIX Ll 4 dr., 6 W., auto., p,s. radio. Ii,,

new gaol. 6844779

/695

USED CAR VALUES '75 VW BUG

4 cot. 4 spd.. stem, sunro4l. ne paint. M0P0374

'1695 '79 VW RABBIT

2 A.., 4 or- hula, 41, radio, 0000939

'1995 Cars subject to prior sale. Prices plus tay, license A 621-0761 documentary fees.

'76 MOB CONVERTIBLE 4 ol, 4 spd. radio, 006901

0995

'85 NISSAN PULSAR NX 4 q)., .into, 4 /4, storeo low,

low nolloos, 0000724

$6995

Reiman good rroo 9 16 85

Med rat [MI", Reno onru 9 has

HUGf SAVINGS '83 MUSTANG 4 spd a /c, AM/FM

4C8L1982

s4833

"81 MAZDA GLC 4 91. 5 spd. a/c AM/FM

858437

33281

'79 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME

2 dr Full Power HAN1.1759

13979 76 OLDS CUTLASS

SUPREME 2 dr. auk] AM/FM

006473

51976

paciFic Ii8MOBILE MC,

'82 FORD FAIRMONT

53282

'80 HONDA CIVIC 3 dr.. 4 spd., radio

11882064

s2280

'79 MUSTANG Asia. AM/FM cars

4AWSR09

51978

'76 BUICK REGAL 2 O. auto.. AM/FM cos.

OACE847

1976

USED CARS 777 S. KING ST.

531-9922

'82 DATSUN 200SX Auto.. AM/FM

OBBX472

24182

'80 HONDA ACCORD 3 lit. aulo AM /FM Lac../

t/AFT639

'3880

'78 HONDA ACCORD 3 dr.. 5 spd., AM/FM

PAGV271

52678

'76 BUICK SKYLARK 4 dr HIM. radio

.110X373

5776

TINT WAX

a

a

HAWAII TINT WAX HAWAII TINT WAX HAWAII

VALVAC8 Scratch Resistant Auto Tinting Film

MOST 2 -DR. CARS

$9900

TINT WAX HAWAII

stnispearre

*you ffroaNni

I FREE

TINT WAX ESTIMATES I

FREE CAR WAX W/EYERY COMPLETE I HAWAII 839-2500 I TINT JO I

3057 Kos ka 5,1. Street

. I IA X35.00 ValB ue]

TINT WAX HAWAII TINT WAX HAWAII TINT WAX HAWAII TINT WAX HAWAII

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AMC

'76 GREMLIN nolo e1, roof race good Irensportation 68 CADILLAC convi Runs $550 PH 263-4151 good good tires news work

only 5599 Call now 623-4912

'es AUDI 50005 1800 no options must sell 516 5011/ best oller. Call 623-6256 rn 477.6613

'78 BUICK Regal, LTD 2 dr.,

Sfa°,,;1,70,`,7".1,1,':71:r wheel cruise control, nil. dual chrome °altruist, brown w/tan vinyl lop Sherp Luolungt Excl coed. Sacrifice $3700/best offer. 645-2849 or 23551183 ask for Amite '60 REGAL, blk, w/blk vinyl lop. V6, AM/FM cassette, Mr, all power, Est, cond 84000/ best offer. Own 257-3166

'82 CAVALIER 4 dr aa, new tires. low mi 0501 53495 Ph 247.4105

'73 CAMARO new went. rebuilt engine, nice rims /tires lnotre163.ca $2500/beat

'75 MONTE Carlo auto, p/s, p/b, air, till wheel AM/FM no rust. clean in and out. 62000 Cell 264-2432

MOVING must sell meintand car Al Monte CartoLandati. Pally loaded 54300 Ph 2$4- 3372 alter 6 p

'70 DATSUN station wagon, runs well, many new parts 6250 or offer 235-4184

79 2009x, auto, alt, new paint, brakes, tires, AM/FM causal. 52700 or best offer Call 395- 2840

74 COLT 0/01. no roar. new 10418100, lured orromo. 8350 262.5543

'76 DODGE Aspen stat101, mon, good cond. $000, 262-

anu

'78 FIAT Brava wan Good cond SIM"

262.0415

FINANCING ON NEW 1985 MIKE SALTA PONTIACS* '

HERE'S WHAT IT MEANS: '85 SUNBIRD

$295® DOWN $18754 PER

MONTH

1110,1 p., 0, 9 473 62

S1.00 g3I0 161 6313 00 -8933

'85 GRAND PRIX

$295" DOWN

$24539 MONTH An Sierou Power Meaner, Ra115 Wheels. Etc

1114 !Val payments 311 303 06 Selling Iffee 510.395 00 v5134

'85 6000 $295" DOWN

$21845 PER

13' 0 13

'85 BONNEVILLE

$295°13 DOWN

$272Th PER MONTH

Air. 51ereu PoW41 Locks. Pourer Wino:Jews 3.11 Wheel 8 Kier, 61:3:, 48 ma Iola! aa5menls 113.'730 55 ,18699 price'1I 533011 "3536

HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN SAVE:

48 Month

$6000 $8000 $10,000 $12,000

e

36 Month

$644.00 $858.00

$1073.00 $1287.00

$880.00 $1'173.00 $1466.00 $1759.00

'85 FIERO $295" DOWN

$191 75 MONTH 3ER

I

'85 FIREBIRD

$29500 DOWN

$24053 PER

'861SUZUPICKUP

$295" DOWN

$ 1 3 7 68 PER

H 48 total a:15moms '6 980 rr 8 6 annual percentage rare Se., price '5 81000 Includes step bumper .2830

VA

*ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE

"EXCLUDES GRAND AMS

All vehicles are subject to prior sale; all prices are plus tax, license and documentary fee, and are valid through 9-9-85.

MIKE SALTA _ [AO [100ZU

,2945 N. NIMITZ HIGHWAY Ph.836-2441

CUTTER FORD

81 HONDA '76 RANCHERO '595 6515 '2495

76 TOYOTA 80 ZEPHYR WAGON '795 '2895

78 WPM A '82 EUTuRA '995 -fiat:

'79 MUSTANG 61 16

'79 CUTLASS

'83 MAZDA

k

78 11PHYR

11111011

80 1 1.111/1 111

141 I SC081

03(111

'995

'1695

'1895 79 RI

'2395 M

'84 FIREBIRD

'2395 1,111

SEPT 5.6.7 984315 Kam Hwy., AIEA * Ph 487 3811

'2995

'2995

'3495

'3795

'3995

'/895

'78 FAIRMONT wgn 4 111.3 spa on flr 8 cyl p/s doran . no full, $1500 396-0556

MINIWWW11111111111111111161911111111WW

'76 CIVIC 4 dr wagon dean.

4GTP04-8011°6

'80 ACCORD 3 dr . 5 spd ' all clean 13900

235.6177

Ig HONDA 1200 Civic 3 dr . QOM/ battery . new lobelia rebuilt starler.

mast./ cyl fuel pump 51195 533.7066 eves

Come see our Lineup! '78 DATSUN 210

2 dr. 4 sod mop MGM

YOURS FOR $995

'77 REGAL t.lop awl vs. my paint III

Int 4,115711

$1995

'79 2110ZX BL Ppd. a/c, pis. now paint MAFF542

$5195

'74 CHEVY 20 VAN p /s. GREAT WORK YIN

0302904

9395

'77 TOYOLA COROLLA

'85 BLAZER 310 SR5 L/B Tahoe Pkg. P6 1/4 Oulu p/s. only aral new both* a palm 511111

500 mi 461441 04G1735

NOW $11,695 $2195

'81 FUTURA CPE. 2 w AM/FM con arc poly

30.000 ml. 6050549

$2495 '84 CELEBRITY S/W

Boo o/c Mo. ph. only 17.500 tai.

1116111(15

SUPER SPECIAL

$7995 '4 L P/U

4 tool roolic tall ler. 0011071;

$1495

'81 ACCORD LX NIB 5 grid a/c na clutch SUPER Cr FMK

5060003

$4195

'70 CHEVY S/W YR aolo wo FAMILY SPECIAI

110573

$395

'83 CIVIC 1500 H/B 5 god only 2000 ml. INFORM ATI

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$4595

76 HONDA Civic, 4 spd 5 dr clean white 5995 Ask 10, John 823-4912

Sale Ends 9/11/85

713 CAPRI. greet cond new paint, MOO/best offer 677- 4361

76 MERCURY Monniih runs great. air, power windows power Istalme. 11899 623.4912 '73 VALIANT. Coto 4 dr., rods

great 51100/01101 262 -79.30 days or 262-8024 eves

'84 SUBARU GL wagon, loaded, p/b, p /s, plush interior. ac Take over payments Call 674-4086 anytime

'79 4. 5 spa,. Alpine AM/FM caroming sun root, more. Eke( Coed. $7800 261-3032

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8I TOYOTA Tercel stnd very dean no rust 53300;meao offer 235.6011 avers

COROLLA runs excl 51500 / oiler

281-8349 413 TERCEL awards' maw Pros 1 ovonr1 03900 ollno 396.601f, allot 6 p m 521 19011

'68 VW Bug. good condition 51200 /oiler Call 621-9677

evenings '65 VW Jelin Stinrool. Mere° miss . 5 spd 57950/offer 254- 5850 leave tang

77 9Ad111 2 di A01008118 Grand condom's stisowtost 94111 262-8593941 1050

'74 VW Super Lug, sun row good cond $2500 Call 235 0057

'67 BUG, good pond Flebuit motor. All orig Must see $3200/best offer 488.8113

'79 VW Bus one owner dependable. clean. top condition $3800/offer 7358039

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