Marines from Co. B, 1/3, "double-time" to a new firing position. The Pohakuloa Training Area, on the island of Hawaii, was the setting for a Combat Readiness Evaluation System test conducted Jan. 21-23 before 1/3's deployment to the Far East. See story on A-4.

Station runway closes; fighter squadrons relocate by Sgt. Christopher.Wood

"Musical air stations" will be the tune for VMFA -235 this month, as the Death Angels prepare to move to NAS Barbers Point and the Western Pacific.

Since Kaneohe's runway will close for resurfacing Feb. 19, the Death Angels - along with VMFA-212 and ele- ments of H&MS-24 - will temporarily move to Barbers Point.

Approximately one month later, the Death Angels will relieve VMFA-232 from its WestPac deployment, mark- ing the second time in a month that the squadron will pack its equipment and embark for duty elsewhere.

Maj. Tom Moore, VMFA-

235's operations officer, has helped coordinate the moves and foresees no special problems. `"I'liere

- Will be minimum impact on the operations of the squadron," he remarked. "It'll require some extra hours, make no mistake about it. But that's just the way it is."

That extra effort is further complicated by a Marine Corps Combat Readiness Evaluation Systems test, being conducted now; three of the squadron's aircraft on temporary duty in California; -

and a Commanding Gener- al's inspection scheduled for a week after the squadron moves to Barbers Point.

"Our three aircraft in California will join the squadron at Barbers Point,"

Moore said, "as will the CG's inspection team. The only problems will be for the inspectors who have to go across the island.

"It's all been planned so that it will have the least impact on the squadron," he continued. "None of the activities will interfere with our combat readiness or pre- deployment planning for our move to Japan."

According to Moore, the move to Barbers Point will improve combat efficiency. "It's going to increase our combat readiness three or four percentage points," Moore remarked. "We have some really good air/ ground missions scheduled, and we'll be using some ordnance that we don't normally get to use.

Our air crews and ordnance personnel are very excited about that."

A closer working relation- ship with the Navy's VC-1 squadron from Barbers Point will be another plus. VC-1 is a Fleet Composite Squadron that operates A-4s and helicopters. "We look forward to working with another adversary squadron, espe- cially since we'll have more training assets available to us," Moore said. "Most notably, we'll have more than one runway to work with."

VMFA-235 is expected to return here in nine months. "We'll come back to a good, resurfaced runway," Moore said. "And that's the greatest benefit of all."

Marine Barracks celebrates birthday Marine Barracks Hawaii,

Pearl Harbor, will celebrate up its 81st anniversary

Saturday. What is now the - Marine Barracks all started When 1stLt. John M. Gamble, commanding the

USS Sir Andrew Hammond, a captured British ship, was the first Marine to walk the soil of Paradise. He sailed from the South Seas, reaching the island of Owyhee (Hawaii) May 23,

1814. The Hammond then sailed to Whyateete (Waikiki) Bay, Waohoo (Oahu) May 31, 1814. .

The next ship to- arrive in Hawaii with Marines was the USS Dolphin in

Marines help in the Liberty Loan Drive, Honolulu, 1918.

January 1862. Other ships followed periodically.

While in command of the USS Bennington in the Hawaiian islands, between 1898 and January 1899, Rear Admiral E.D. Taussig wrote the Navy Department requesting a force of Marines to be stationed on the islands.

In February 1900, Cmdr. John F. Merry requested the Navy Department to send a battalion of Marines to Honolulu for duty. This recommendation became a reality four years later.

A detachment of 49 Marines commanded by lstLt. William C. Harlee arrived in Honolulu for guard duty Feb. 9, 1904. These Marines were housed in an empty coal shed which was fitted for temporary use. They lived there for four years before moving to tents in the site which is now Fort Armstrong.

By Sept. 30, 1911, the "Marine Command at Honolulu" consisted of six

officers and 183 enlisted men. A contract for construction of barracks and quarters was awarded March 19, 1912, and two years later the Marines moved from Honolulu to Pearl Harbor.

Since that time the 49- acre tract of land has been improved to include more than 50 buildings and Marine Barracks Hawaii, Pearl Harbor, is one of the largest barracks in the Marine Corps.

Former commanding officers of the barracks include Majors W.C. Neville, J.H. Russell and B.H. Fuller, who all went on to become commandant.

In addition, Col. L.B. "Chesty" Puller commanded the Marine Barracks from 1948 to 1950. In Memory of Col. Puller, Building 221, which houses command headquarters, dining facility, administrative section and Guard Company, Pearl Harbor, was renamed "Puller Hall" on June 26, 1974.

The three Marine Barracks on Oahu (Pearl Harbor, Barbers Point, and Lualualei) were joined into one and named Marine Barracks Hawaii in July 1976.

A total of 700 Marines, including Guard Company West Loch and Guard Company Wahiawa, are involved in extensive security tasks throughout Oahu.

The current commanding officer is Col. M.J. Dube from Brunswick, Maine.

The Marine Band plays at a baseball game, 1918.

Tilt-rotor aircraft scheduled for 1990s EDITOR'S NOTE: MV-22A

di "Osprey" is the name recently approved by the

:Secretary of the Navy for the tilt-rotor aircraft, formerly referred to as the "JVX." References in this article to the XV-15 refer to the test version of the aircraft.

by SSgt. Fred Carr Washington (MCNews) - Marines developed the

tactics of vertical assault in Korea in the 1950s, and for three decades the concept has proven to be a natural complement to the Corps'

amphibious warfare. It will

remain so, but with a different look.

Assault Marines of the future will run from the cargo ramp of a unique looking aircraft. One which will be able to take off and land like a helicopter, but while in the air fly at low speed like a helicopter or at high speed like an airplane by tilting its proprotors upward - like a helicopter - or forward - like a turboprop airplane.

With the joint services development of a 'tilt-rotor aircraft, known as the "Osprey," plans are being

readied to retire one of the Corps' most venerable troop carriers, the CH-46 Sea. Knight.

Fielded in the mid-60s, this helicopter has provided medium assault lift capabili- ties for generations of Marines serving around the world. Its successor, say Marine aviation experts, is an aircraft whose time has come.

According to LtCol. Daniel Moseler, Marine Corps JVX Requirements Coordinator at HQMC, a new era of aviation is on the way with the advent of tilt-rotor technology. Among its biggest virtues are worldwide self-deployability to contingency areas; greater crash and combat survivabil- ity; and a design created with ease of maintenance in mind.

Development and testing of the "Osprey" is the result of a 1981 decision by the Secretary of Defense for a joint services development of a multi-mission, advanced vertical lift aircraft for the 1990s. It was a logical consideration for the Marine Corps which was already looking for a replacement for

its aging fleet of CH-46 helicopters.

Today, the "Osprey" remains a joint program, benefitting from input on its development from all services. The production models, when fielded in 1991, will provide a basic aircraft common to all services but uniquely tailored to the specific mission require- ments of each.

"One of the biggest advantages of the tilt-rotor is its capability to deploy without strategic air or sealift," Moseler explained. "One of the aircraft's design requirements is the capabili- ty to fly 2,100 nautical miles without aerial refueling support. That's a distance roughly equal to that from the West Coast to Hawaii.

"Everything we're seeing right now says we're going to meet that requirement," Moseler said. "Another way of looking at it is that, in 14 hours flying time, we could fly a squardon from MCAS New River to Norway in a contingency type operation. By not tying up a C-5 fleet to transport a squadron of

helicopters, you give the national commander quite a bit of flexibility in moving assets around."

The aircraft's potential performance in support of amphibious assaults is 'equally impressive. The "Osprey" will have two-wave capability, allowing it to make two separate payload deliveries of 24 combat- equipped Marines from the ship to a landing zone 50 nautical miles away without refueling.

Should the mission demand inland assault, the "Osprey" could carry 24 combat troops a distance of 200 nautical miles and return. That, according to Moseler, provides much needed flexibility to move around weather, terrain and enemy concentrations, as well as giving commanders a tremendous means of providing lateral reinforce- ments.

At sea, the "Osprey" will be carried aboard LHA and LHD type ships. Though actual dimensions of the aircraft may vary slightly as it goes through developmen-

tal stages, it will require a shipboard storage space somewhat larger than the CH-46, but smaller than that required for the CH-53E

helicopter. Of particular importance,

according to Moseler, is the combat survivability and crash worthiness of the tilt- rotor. "You'll see this as a very survivable aircraft, both from a passenger standpoint and component design."

Part of the technology making this possible is a compressible fuselage floor. As the floor compresses to absorb the impact, passenger seats will simultaneously "stroke" on load attenuating supports. Combined with these features are break- away wings, which will prevent them from crushing the cabin of the aircraft.

While these designs may sound revolutionary, most of them are already proven technology, Moseler points out. Only the collapsible wing feature is truly unique to the "Osprey."

Ease of maintenance and repair is another area where engineers are making no

compromises. Each part is screened before its final design by a reliability and maintainability working group, to ensure that it can withstand extended opera- tions without major mainten- ance.

Initial designs are then tested before they go into production by Marines drawn from the fleet. Among the things they look for are how easy the parts are to get to and what kind of training, tools and maintenance facilities will be needed to make the repairs.

Test pilots who have flown the XV-15 test version of the tilt-rotor aircraft are confident of the Osprey's ability to live up to expectations. Moseler, whose career has included piloting the UH-1, CH-46 and CH-53, says the craft handles like a very stable helicopter in a hover and a highly maneu- verable fixed-wing aircraft in forward flight.

In shipboard operations and low level nap of the earth test flights, the XV-15 has truly demonstrated the

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Courts-Martial Report

SSgt. Roger A. Brunk, BSSG, was convicted during a Special Court-Martial, Jan. 8, of loaning money on three occasions to three lance corporals and receiving a larger sum in return; and selling military property of the United States. Ile was sentenced to confinement at hard labor for two months; reduction to corporal; and a Bad Conduct Discharge.

Pvt. Anglois Gibbons Jr., 1/3, was convicted during a Special Court-Martial, Jan. 9, of unlawfully entering government quarters on two occasions. Ile was sentenced to forfeiture of $390 a month, for four months, and confinement at hard labor for four months.

PFC .Jeffrey H. Waurio, 3/3, was convicted during a Special Court -Martial, .) an. 10, of unauthorized absence from July 2 to Nov. 3, 1984, and missing movement on July 2, 1984. He was sentenced to forfeiture of $400 a month for four months reduction to private, confinement at hard labor for four months; and a Bad Conduct Discharge.

Sgt. Stephen C. Kennedy, H &MS -24, was convicted during a Special Court-Martial, Jim. 16, of unauthorized

February 7, 1985

absence from June 6 to July 7, 1984. He was sentenced to forfeiture of $500 a month for three months; and confinement at hard labor for 89 days.

Sgt. Evan D. Shireman, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted during a Special Court -Martial, Jan. 17, of conspiracy to distribute marijuana; distribution of marijuana on two occasions; and the introduction, possession and wrongful use of marijuana. He was sentenced to cofinement at hard labor for five months; reduction to private; and a Bad Conduct Discharge.

LCal. Mike E. West, Marine Barracks, %%Ilia convicted during a Special Court-Martial of the wrongful use of marijuana. He was sentenced to confinement at hard labor for 75 days; reduction to private; and forfeiture of $397 a month for two months.

PFC Darryl L. Wilson, SOMS, was convicted during a Special Court-Martial, Jan. 22, of wrongful use of marijuana on two occasions. He was sentenced to confinement at hard labor for four months; forfeiture of $200 a month for four months; and reduction to private.

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Army Lt Gen. W.H. Schneider, Deputy Commander in Chief and Chief of Staff, U.S. Pacific Command, speaks at the National Prayer Breakfast at the Windward Enlisted Club. The prayer breakfast is observed nationwide once a year for government employees to unite in prayer. ,

HAWAII MARINE

Prayer Breakfast observed by Sgt. L.C. Brooks

A National Prayer Beak- fast was held at the Enlisted Club here,,1 an. :t I, with 5:S5 in attendance, the largest number of participants in several years, according to Col. C.D. Robinson, com- manding officer of the Air Sta Lion.

The prayer breakfast originated in Washington, D.C., in 1943 when two members of the House of Representatives got together to discuss mutual concerns and joined in prayer at the end of the discussion.

Soon other members of the House followed this act and discovered that members of the Senate also prayed after meetings. When Dwight D. Eisenhower became presi- dent, he sanctioned this practice, developing it into the National 'Prayer Break- fast.

The guest speaker at the breakfast here was Army LtGen. W,11. Schneider, Deputy Commander in chief, and. Chief of Staff, U.S.

Wives offer scholarship The Staff NCO Wives Club

here is offering $500 scholarships to students who are graduating from high school this year.

To be eligible, the student must be a son or daughter of a staff NCO stationed at Kaneohe Bay. Awarding of the scholarship is based on When submitting the scholastic achievement; forms, applicants should

vocational potential; school, community or base activities; and need.

Application forms are available at the counselors' offices in Kailua, Kalaheo and Castle High Schools, and at the Thrift Shop, here.

Tilt -rotor aircraft Cont. from A-1

military utility of tilt-rotor technology. The good reviews also come from shipboard landing crews, Marine helicopter support teams, and Search and Rescue teams who say working with the tilt-

is.ns good,-if not better, as regent helicopters. The successes to date in the

development of the "Osprey" point strongly to being able to field the aircraft on schedule in mid -1991.

The Marine Corps comple- ment, when fulfilled, will be a total of 552 tilt-rotor aircraft, enough to outfit 16 active duty, two reserve and two training squadrons. The Army, Navy and Air Force will field smaller numbers of the craft in versions equipped to meet their own special mission requirements.

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Pacific Command. appreciate everyone

getting up so early to be here, especially family members. I

apologize Mr ilie cold, Ina if you think it's cold here, you should try some parts of Japan where Ws IS degrees and 8 to Ill inches of snow covers the ground," said Schneider, who recent ly returned from .1 anal"

"By the nature of our business, service to our country and the sacrifices providing that service, we consciously recognize it belief in 11 supreme being. Contrary to In:my civilians' belief, we are not war mongers," said the 30-year veteran.

'"I'he majority of us in OW military were raised in middle America. We come from conservative, patriotic, religious I.:unifies who are not afraid of work,- said Schneider. -So why are we at this breakfast today? Hopefully, 10 acknowledge our dependence on God and ask his help in our lives and the lives of others."

According to the general, sometimes beituse of work. family and community old' gations, there isn't time. to Pray. Some assume that an hour Sunday and a couple of dollars in the collection basket will suffice, list it won't.

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Air St ;also SgtMsir TrawicIr lead the audience in die Marines prayer and Chaplain T11'11,1'. 1st Marine Brigade chaplain, concluded the lalskhist with the benediction.

LCpl. Kim Skielnik and NUT. Jennifer Worden get their food during the National Prayer Breakfast here.

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Rifle companies practice; pass readiness evaluation

command element to join the position. They dug in and created a defensible position against possible night counter-attack.

At dawn, the battalion marched eastward, making their way to the airfield.

Co. A was tasked with it helicopter assault on a small, secluded area possibly being used as a refueling point for enemy helicopters. They secured the area and moved on to join the battalion serveral kilometers from the final objective of the exercise - the road leading to the air field.

The facility was or Marine' Amphibious Force objective to be secured by the remainder of Regimental Landing Team-3.

As the exercise came to a close, the Marines from 1/3 marched back to the PTA base camp and prepared to return to Kaneohe Bay.

Much was learned and many skills were practiced, but the final verdict, however, would be determined by the evaluators who accompa- nied 1/3.

"The evaluation was conducted by the 3d Marine Regiment to determine if the last several months of company training has paid off," said Maj. John McGuire, senior evaluator. "After testing the units with various problems, such as night and day attacks, coordinating fire support and a battalion defense, we found that they meet or better any standards HQMC has set for an infantry company or battalion.

"Considering they spent 10 days in this harsh environment prior to the test," McGuire continued, "they stayed very motivated and desired to get the most out of this training. They battled both the enemy and the elements, and won."

PFC Gary Magowan, Co. C, 1/3, stands watch on a defensive perimeter with an M-60 machine gun. The companies from 1/3 guarded the Battalion Command Post as part of a Combat Readiness Evaluation System test at the Pohakuloa Training Area.

by Cpl. Pat Lewandowski DIAPit forces from

Pohakuloa Training strengthening or building

Area, Hawaii - Modern their position, including the

weapon systems and air field.

Bravo and Several hours before day-

sophisticated hardware cannot win battles alone, break, Alpha,

Charlie companies started The:v are enhanced with ni

moving into position. Co. B men who operate and coordinate the Marine moved along the rocky and Corps' arsenal of defense. wind-swept roads crossing

It is not these men who the training area. Before

win the individual battles dawn, the company stopped

that add up to victory. It is to consolidate and wait for

the Marine rifle company, daylight to cross the comprised of three platoons treacherous lava field in

with three squads each, that front of them. determines the course of an As the sun rose, the armed engagement. Marines carefully walked

Marine rifle companies through the mile-and-a-half self-sufficient units are obstacle. They arrived near

capable of calling for naval the base of their hest objective, Puu Kea Kea, a gunfire, close-air support

and artillery. They are large hill in the middle of a small enough to move

piCatoe.aCti.secured a small hill without detection, yet large enough to put fear in the. to the right of the objective

en to provide protecting fire.

Self -reliance and support As Alpha and Bravo coordination were just two of companies converged, they the many facets of company awnedreahrtailltly

attacks. halted by

n em air enemy

a operations that were evaluated here, Jan. 21-23, Forward Air Controllers during a Marine Corps called for close-air support Combat Readiness Evalua- ' from the "Lancers" of tion System test conducted VMFA-212, who delivered by the 3d Marine Regiment 500-pound bombs to the for 1/3. entrenched enemy.

Under cover of darkness After approaching the and dense fog, 1/3 parted base of the hill, the for designated staging companies Slowed the areas. After establishing the assault to consolidate and

get on line for the final battalion command post, the companies took positions assault on the objective. several kilometers away. As the order to attack

According to intelligence came from company sources, the Democratic commanders, platoon Indo-Aryan People's leaders swiftly moved their Republic - the enemy Marines to the bottom of the simulated by Co. I, 3/3 - rise. Fire team rushes and attacked and established a squad envelopments helped foothold on the island of suppress the enemy small- Hawaii. arms fire that began to hit

its mark., The primary objective appeared to be the enlarging of Bradshaw Army Airfield to accommo- date MiG-19 and MiG-2I aircraft. With this type of support, the enemy would be difficult to eliminate; 1/3 was tasked with preventing

While Co. B enveloped the objective from the right, Co. A took the left side driving the enemy over the hill into the ravine below..

With the hill secured, the -

companies awaited the arrival of the battalion

Marines from Co, 13, 1/3, charge up Pull Kea Kea, the first objective of the exercise. The Marines secured the hill by mid-afternoon and set up a perimeter defense for the Battalion Command Post.

LCpI. Vincent Cook (left)and Cpl. Maurice Bakkila, Co. C, 1/3, sight in a 60mm mortar on a defensive perimeter. A company-level training exercise at the Pohakuloa Training Area helped prepare them for an upcoming deployment.

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Marines from "Bravo", 1/3, patrol a road leading to their first objective. The lava- strewn training area at Pohakuloo provided them with a realistic environment in which to conduct a Combat Readiness Evaluation System test Jan. 21.23.

February 7, 1985 HAWAII MARINE

Activities slated for Black History Month "The Afro-American

Family: Historical Strengths for the New Century" is the theme for Black History Month.

The original observance Of black history actually began in 1926 by Dr. Carter B. Woodson, scholar and founder of the Association 14 the Study of Afro-American Life and History.

Woodson was convinced that a public celebration would help all Americans become conscious of their

Ct own ethnic heritage andthat ?such an awareness would assist in developing an understanding and a mutual respect for one another's background.

He chose a week in February in which the birthdays of Frederick Douglass (Feb. 7) and Abraham Lincoln (Feb. 12) were celebrated and intro- duced the concept of a Black History Week.

The special observance of black history has spanned the month of February since 1976 to provide more time for programs, observances and celebrations.

Throughout the month, military installations participate in, and support command and community programs, activities and exhibits by emphasizing pride, spirit and teamwork.

The 1985 Bach History Month and Week scheduled activities are: Feb. 7 - "All Hands" formation

at Camp KM. Smith, with the Commanding General and Deputy Com- manding General as guest speakers.

Feb. 8 - Cultural night featuring Reggae band at the com- missioned officers open mess, Lockwood Sub Bane, Pearl Harbor, at 7 p.m.

Feb. 10 -Black Gospel Service, Hickam AFB main chapel, 3 to .5 p.m.

-Two documentary films, "I have a Dream" and "Black History - Lost,

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-"Soul final- to he. erved in the dining facility at Camp 11.M. Smith.

-A black history display 111111 cultural exhibition, daily; al the Marine Corps Exchange and Library MCAS Kaneohe Bay. - Civil rights Min, Kelani Recreation Center, Fort' Shafter.

Feb. 11 -Luncheon with Honolulu Mayor Frank Fasi, I lickam APT, Tratiewind (7111b, II a.m.-1 pal.; $5 charge.

Feb. 12 -TAT. Crier, Chief of the Veteran's Services Divi- sion, Veteran's Admini- stration, Honolulu, will speak on the "( lions of Black Americans to the U.S. Military," at the Marine Barracks Theater at II a.m.

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Recreation Center. Ad- vance sign-up is required.

-"All Hands ' Mack his- tory program and break- fast. Guest speakers will be liGen. U.K. Steele, Col. C.D. Robinson, and Ilr. Leroy King, president. I lawaii Chapter, NAACP. at the Windward Enlisted Cluh at 7 tar a.m.: $3 charge for breakfast.

Feb. 13 -Cultural Night featuring black art, Aloha Theater, Ilickam AF13. - Black History Trivia Pursuit and Fashion Show, Fort Shatter, Richardson Theater, 7

Feb. 14 -Special Math, Ilickam AFII "van's dining

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16, Tripler Officers Club.

Feb: 15 -Moonlight cruise, 9 p.m. to midnight, spoimored by !helium AFII black his- tory committee; $15.

Feb. I It -AKA Founder's Day Cert.- molly and('Ailtural Night, Camp II.M. Smith Offi- cer's ( 'lub, 7 p.m. - Family Day, Ilickam AFII, I lickain Park, noon to r, p. m.

Feb. 17 -Children's hour, Ilickam AFB Library, I to :1 pan.

Feb. 21 -Black History Trivia Pursuit Bowl, Kelani Recreation Center, Fort Shaffer.

Feb. 22 -Black History -.Fashion Show, Kelani Recreation Center, Fort Shatter.

Feb. 23 -Black History Ball, Trip- .

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Feb. 28 -Cultural Nigh!. MI10111111 City Ilan. 7 p - Cultural Aft...won, Trip- ler Army Medical Center Ilnapit:d, main lloor con- ference room I to 3:45 p.m.

Mar. 1 - Gil Scott Heron, Phillip Walker. Pearl Harbor Club.

Mat-. 2 - Gil Scott Heron/Phillip Walker. Honolulu Aca- demy of Arts.

Mar. 3 - Gil Scott I leron Walker, Windward 1.:11-

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Specific information for each activity can he obtained by contacting Army Capt. Debra Isthiuntcastle at (i2:1 7858; Navy Lt. Greg Black at 735-2951); or Ens. T.C.

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HAWAII MARINE February 7, 1985

Education 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 courses.

"Retroactive payments will not be made to a civilian school for courses started before the individual receives his approved Request for Tuition Assistance (NAVMC 10083) form," said Capt. W.L. Clyde, OIC of the Joint Education Center, here.

According to Clyde, individuals who enroll in courses before they receive

their approved request will be responsible for making all payments.

For more information, call JEC at 257-2061.

Degree program

Applications for the 1985 College Degree Program must reach Headquarters Marine Corps by Feb. 14. For more information, call the Joint Education Center at 257-2061.

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Those interested in automotive maintenance, the Automotive Engine Main- tenance and Repair COurse (35.8a) covers the construction of the engine and how each component operates, malfunction diag- nosis, maintenance and repair and engine overhaul.

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At a glance HMM-165 change of command

LtCol. T.A. Braaten will assume command of the "White Knights" of HMM- 165 from LtCol. M.S. Blair Jr. during a change of command ceremony at 2 p.m. Friday at Hangar 101.

All interested personnel and their spouses are invited to attend. Uniform is summer service "C" for military guests and appropriate attire for civilians.

Camp Smith Prayer

Breakfast Navy Capt. Gerald Coffee,

a former POW who spent seven years in Hanoi prisons, will be the speaker at the National Prayer Breakfast, Friday, at 7 a.m. at the Camp Smith Officers Club.

Sharing the spotlight with Coffee will be Cheryl Bartlett, runner-up in the Miss Hawaii Pageant, who will be the guest singer. The FMFPac Band will play special music.

The 250 tickets available can be purchased for $2.50 each by calling Camp Smith Chaplain's Office at 447- 5098.

The breakfast is expected to last about two hours, and all military personnel and civilian employees are invited to attend.

Preventive dentistry

The Dependent Preventive Dentistry Program is scheduled for Saturday, and parents should make an appointment for their children now.

Preventive dentistry consists of a dental examination, lectures on dental hygiene and nutrition, and the application of stannous flouride. It does not include X-rays or dental care such as filling cavities.

The dental program for dependents is limited to relieving pain in severe emergencies and preventive

410 dentistry only. To make an appointment

call 257-2290.

Composite scores

Composite scores for sergeant promotions in the

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regular Marine Corp will be computed Feb. 28. To be eligible, Marines mu t have a date of rank of April 26, 1984, or earlier, and an FADBD of March 31, 1983, or earlier.

Before computing scores, JUMPS/MMS will screen all records of eligible corporals and notify units if an individual is missing information which is needed for composite computation.

Composite score data elements earned after Feb. 15 will not be used for composite scores or remedial considera- tion.

For details see ALMAR 014/85 of Jan. 17.

BLT 2/3 family picnic A family picnic will be held

for spouses and children of members of BLT 2/3 from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday at Platt Field.

Activities include video taping of the families and children's finger painting.

For information call lstLt. W.L. Blair at 257-2017/2624.

Rottweiler Club

The Rottweiler Club of Hawaii is accepting applica- tions from owners, or would- be owners, of dogs of this breed.

If you are interested in joining the club, or learn more about the breed, call 254-5621.

Clinic rules To protect healthy children

from communicable diseases, allow patients to be in relative comfort while awaiting treatment, and let clinic staff provide services, only children who are receiving treatment will be allowed in the Branch Medical Clinic, here.

Arrangements should be made to have children cared for while parents are at the clinic receiving treatment or undergoing examinations.

This policy also applies to well-baby checks, school and

sports physicals, as well as acute care appointments.

Career planning

Any H&HS, staff sergeants or above interested in career planning should contact SSgt. Ricky Drost at 257- 2912/3652. The current career planner rotates in July and a replacement must be nominated and trained before his departure.

OWC auction The OWC is sponsoring an

art exhibition and auction Feb. 16-17 at the O'Club, lower lanai, presented by a local gallery.

A preview will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m., and the auction begins at 8. There will be door prizes, pupus, a no host bar, and a $2 donation per person.

The auction will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 17. Brunch will be available at additional cost. Credit cards will be accepted for the auction.

OWC luncheon

The Officers Wives Club here, and the Camp Smith Wives Club, will cohost a luncheon Feb. 21 at the club's lower lanai.

Social hour will be from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., lunch from 11:30 to 12:15 p.m., and the guest speaker will be featured from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. The presentations will include "Come and be Pampered" and "Women in Transition."

The menu will include Peach Au Champagne, CMC salad and Lavosh, Raspberry Mousse, iced tea and coffee. Reservations should be sent by Feb. 28 to JoAnn Biszak, 1756 Lawrence Rd., Kailua, III 96734 (254-3880). Cost is $6.50.

Witnesses sought

Witnesses to aia incident which occured Dec. 24, 1984, between 10 and 10:30 p.m., on

Kahekili Highway, in Temple Valley, are being sought by the family of the victim.

If you know of anyone who was a witness, or have any information about the incident, call 239-5579 between 5 and 9 p.m., or send your name and telephone number to: Witness, P.O. Box 839, Kaneohe, HI 96744.

`Dog chews' recalled

The Army and Air Force Exchange Service is recalling Harper's Rawhide Hambur- ger "Dog Chews," Style No. RH243.

The item is colored with a red food dye which should be colorfast, but customers have complained that when their pet's . saliva mixes with the dye, it drips onto their carpets leaving a stain.

The Rawhide Hamburgers, which sell for $1.35, have been removed from shelves. Customers who have purchased this item may return them for a refund.

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Island Happenings Hale Koa

events The Tama Polynesian

Revue, a show filled with flashing swords, gentle hulas and pulsating dances is held Wednesdays at the Hale Koa Hotel.

Every Friday, you'll get a nostalgic look at the Waikiki of the ,30's and 40's; and on Sundays, the show features keiki and other dancers from Japan and the Philippines.

A buffet dinner is served from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for $11.95, which includes the revue and gratuity. Children under 12 are $6.50.

Mardi Gras Mardi Gras, an old

tradition and festive winter event, will be celebrated at the Hale Koa Feb. 23.

There will be a deluxe New Orleans style buffet dinner and a Bourbon Street "Hurricane- before Ken Alford and his DixiecatsJazz Band star( playing. Prizes will be awarded to the best costumes.

Tickets are on sale now and include the buffet dinner, Bourbon Street "Hurricane," entertainment and gratuity.

Al Harrington Every Saturday evening in

the Hale Koa's Banyan Tree Showroom through April, except Feb. 2:3, Al Harring- ton will perform songs of the Pacific. The $19.95 military price includes roast Baron of Beef as part of the dinner buffet, show trid gratuity;

$14.95 for children under 12. Tickets can be purchased up to two weeks in advance at the Activities Desk or any Military Ticket Outlet,

Champagne Brunch

Reservations for the Champagne Brunch each Sunday at the Hale Koa Room are needed. The brunch is from 9 am. to 1:30 p.m., $7.95 for adults and $4.95 for children under 12, plus 10 percent gratuity.

Luau Every Thursday Hale Koa

holds a Luau on the beach beginning at 5 p.m. Cocktails are served before the feast of dishes including Kalua pork, Teriyaki beef and Shoyu chicken.

The show includes ancient Hawaiian chants, hulas and the Samoan fine dance. For dinner, show, tip and two standard cocktails or one exotic drink, tickets are $18.95 for adults and $12.95 for children under 12. Reservations must be made in person at the hotel Activities Desk.

Preretirement seminar

The Pearl Harbor Family Service Center/Personal Assistance Center will present a preretirement seminar Feb. 13 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Naval Station CPO Club.

Marines, Navy and Coast Guard personnel planning to

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For information call 474- 1256.

Fiddler on the Roof "Fiddler on the Roof' will

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Reservations are required to guatontee seating and

may be made by calling 655- 9091 after 1 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays. General admission is $4, but discounts are available at the door. All performances are open to the public.

William Marshall performs

Actor William Marshall will star in "Frederick Douglass, Slave and States. man," a stirring one-man portrayal of the spirit and philosophy of the black leader, in' an Army Hawaii

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"Music in my Pockets: American Folksongs and Ballads," a concert by Jeff Warner, will be presented at 2

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The information is compiled by Unit informa- tion Officers in onjuaction with Fleet Home Town News Releases submitted to the Joint Public Affairs Office.

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by Cpl. Pat Lewandowski The life of a Marine,

whether in training or combat, is the most important resource the Marine Corps has. But to sustain that Marine with food, ammunition, medical services and other needs, other Marines and sailors are behind the scenes, cooking, driving and flying.

MABS-24 had the task of supporting both air and ground units when they set up a forward detachment at Pohakuloa Training Area on the island of Hawaii.

The detachment of 30 Marines provided additional crash crew and refueling capabilities, as well as communications, supply, motor transport and dining facility equipment.

gik Although primarily 1111, responsible for supporting

aviation assets at PTA, MABS-24 Marines did not hesitate to lend a hand to other units training in this desolate region of Hawaii.

A Huey gets refueled at PTA with the help of MABS-24 Marines.

MABS personnel were involved with refueling helicopters from HMM-165 and HMH-463, using the Helicopter Expedient Refueling System. Accord- ing to SSgt. William Wilson, NCOIC of the refuelers, the HERS was designed for small operations on the forward edge of a battle area, close to enemy lines.

"This is a very flexible asset to the aviation community," said Wilson.

"It's modular and can be adapted to any situation. The basic unit has a 50 gallon-per-minute pump, and several fuel pods. The pods hold 500 gallons of jet fuel, which is gravity-fed into a filter. The unit also comes with two refueling points which can be expanded, if necessary.

"In a combat situation, we would be located with a small group of helicopters or

MABS-24 Marines fill fuel pods used in the Helicopter Expedient Refueling System.

DoD eyes cost of spare parts Spare parts for weapons

and equipment are vital to Marine Corps readiness. They are also under the keen eye of Congress and an interested American public.

Challenging suspected overpricing of spare parts is actively encouraged as a duty responsibility. ALMAR 250/84 (CMC Message 261501Z Nov 84) reiterates .policy from the Secretary of Defense that prices paid for spare parts be fair and reasonable.

Servicemembers and civilian employees who identify and report cases of overpricing and who are responsible for actual or future cost savings can receive special recognition, to include a monetary. award.

Overpricing of parts purchased from local sources .should be reported to the Station contracting officer. In the case of spare parts managed by MCLB Albany, -Ga., information should be passed to the Competition Advocate at AUTOVON 460 - :5648 or by correspondence addressed to the Command- ing General, Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, Ga. -31704-5000.

If the spare parts in question were purchased by another agency for the Marine Corps, the DoD Hotline should be contacted at Toll Free (800) 424-9098; FTS 693-5080; or AUTOVON 223-5080.

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Pledging to support the continued use of this valuable tool, Secretary Weinberger said it has taught Doll to listen carefully, to proceed cautiously and, if warranted, to act firmly.

Telephone numbers for the Defense. Hotline are: Toll free (800) 424-9098; AUTOVON 223-5080; and FTS 693-5080. Or write to: Defense Hotline,. The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. 20301-1900.

Harriers just behind the FEBA," Wilson continued. "When the battle moves forward, we move with it to support the aircraft."

In addition to supplement- ing Bradshaw Army Air Field with fuel and crash vehicles, MABS-24 person- nel also supported ground units with transportation, mechanics and logistical support. Along with a BSSG detachment, MABS pro- vided the various units with everything they needed to train.

"Although our primary job here (Pohakuloa) is to provide crash crews and refueling personnel, we have helped everyone in some way," said CWO-3 Melvin Thomas, of MABS-24. "We not only operated as a forward detachment, but also trained other personnel in the operation of the HERS and other equipment. The mission has been fulfilled beyond our expectations."

Cpl. Cathy Nichols, VMFA-235, looks into an F-4 Phantom as she conducts a Sparrow missile check before a training flight.

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PFC Robert Green (above) and Cpl. Tom Garrason, MABS-24, test an M-1000 crash vehicle during an early morning run up. MABS-24 provided support to Bradshaw Army Air Field and Marine aviation assets during exercises conducted at the Pohakuloa Training Area.

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Missile exercises test fighter pilots by Sgt. Christopher Wood

A missile exercise took VMFA-235 to new heights of efficiency, Jan. 15 and 16, during training at the Pacific Missile Range Facility, Barking Sands, Kauai.

"Death Angel" pilots guided their F-4 Phantoms in for landings at Barking Sands, loaded their missiles, took off and fired at drones launched by the range facility.

"In the past, we either loaded the missiles at Kaneohe Bay or deployed the entire squadron to Barking Sands," explained Maj. Tom Moore, Death Angels' operations officer. "But, this time, we decided to deploy to a forward controlled site in the way we would have to do it in combat."

The squadron was able to take off from here, land at Barking Sands and take off again despite possible mechanical difficulties. "It says something for our aircraft and radar reliability that we could complete that extra sortie," Moore remarked.

Reliability of equipment enabled the Death Angels to fire seven radar-guided

missiles, and seven Sidewinder missiles, in two days even though they had five days to do it in.

Extra days were provided in their schedule in case of equipment malfunction or bad weather. "Weather prevented us from starting the operation on Jan. 14," Moore said, "and if we had any radar or aircraft problems, we wanted the extra time to correct them."

Besides providing training for radar and aircraft technicians, the missile exercise gave experience to the pilots themselves. "We have nine pilots in the command who had never shot a missile," Moore remarked. "This exercise got them combat- qualified.

"Credit for the success of the exercise goes to the ground crews," Moore said. "It's a direct result of the enlisted Marine who is willing to work 12 to 14 extra hours to get the equipment up and maintain it. Thanks to Marines like these, the probability of a kill with the Sparrow missile is quite high in all of MAG-24's fighter attack squadrons."

BGen. O.K. Steele, Commanding General, 1st Marine Brigade, stands with the Intramural Pistol Team first place winners after they received their award. From left to right are: Capt. J.C. Mordue, MAG-24; SSgt. B.A. Freetage, BSSG; LCpL D.A. Hautala, H&MS-24; Capt. R.J. Barlow, BSSG; and SSgt. S.D. Strebel, 3/3.

Best shots around The FMFPac Intramural

Rifle and Pistol Match for the second quarter of FY-85 concluded Jan. 25 with an awards ceremony at the Camp H.M. Smith Training Facility.

Col. M.J. Dube, command- ing officer, Marine Barracks Hawaii, presented the awards, many of which went to his Marines.

The No. 1 team from 1st Marine Brigade handily won the rifle team match with a 26-point margin over the MCAS Kaneohe Bay team. In the pistol team event, however, it was a much closer match as the Brigade team squeaked by the Marine Barracks Hawaii team by only one point.

A new record was set in the individual pistol match as Cpl. M.A. Blackson, Marine Barracks, shot a 291-10X out of 300 possible points. Barracks Marines also swept the General McGee Corn- bined Aggregate awards, which is the total of each individual's rifle and pistol scores.

SSgt. A.R. Square, 3/3, won the individual rifle match with a two-day aggregate score of 479 out of 500 possible. Cpl. S.J. Dooley, HqCo Bde, and Cpl. R.D. Triplett, Marine Barracks, were each two points behind Square and finished second and third, respectively.

The final results of all team Cont. on B-2

BGen. O.K. Steele, Commanding General, 1st Marine Brigade, stands with the Intramural Rifle Team First Place winners. They are from left to right: Capt. R.J. Barlow, BSSG; 1stLt. D.L. Godfrey, VMFA-212; LCpL R.J. Johnson, 3/3; Cpl. S.J. Dooley, HqCo; and SSgt. A.R. Square, 3/3.

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Team Match - Rifle Winner - 1st Marine Brigade, Team No. 1 953

D.L. Godfrey, team captain. 232

Capt. R.J. Barlow, coach SSgt. A.R. Square. 245 Cpl. S.J. Dooley, 242 (Cpl. R.J. Johnson; novice, 234

2nd place - MCAS Kaneohe Bay 927

3rd place - Marine Barracks, Hawaii 924

4th place - 1st Marine Brigade, Team No. 4 923

5th place - 1st. Marine Brigade, Team No, 3 905

6th place - let Marine Brigade, Team No. 2 904

7th place Camp H.M. Smith 885

Team Match - Pistol Winner - 1st Marine Brigade, Team No. 1 1082.21X Capt. J.C. Mordue, team captain,

2&3-9X SSgt. B.A. Freetage, coach Capt. R.J. Barlow, 272.3X

' SSgt. S.D. Stahel, 288-8X Cpl. D.A. Hautala, novice, 239-1X

2nd place - Marine Barracks, Hawaii 1081-16X

3rd place - 1st Marine Brigade, Team No. 3 1049-8X

4th place - 1st Marine Brigade, VMFA.212 1029-12X

5th place - 1st Marine Brigade, Team No. 2 1021 -17X

6th place - Camp H.111. Smith 100&12X

7th place - MCAS Kaneohe Bay 810-3X

Individual rifle results .1- SSgt. A.R. Square, Bde, 479 2 - Cpl. S.3. Dooley, Bde, 477 3 - Cpl. R.D. Triplett, MB, 477 4 - Cpl. A.L. Horton, MB, 475 5 - Cpl. S.A. Picket, Bde, 474 6 - Sgt. A, W. Elder, Bde, 474 7 - LCpI. RJ. Johnson, 13de, 473 8 - Cpl. J.D. Roe, MB, 473 9 LCpl. B.S. Armendariz,CS,473

10 - Sgt. P. Yunker, CS, 472 11 - SSgt. G. Santos, MB, 472 12 - Sgt. D.E. Deprieat, MCAS, 471 13 - Cpl. B.D. Rich, CS, 468 14 - Cpl. K.A. Stotts, Bde, 468 15 - Sgt. R.E. Briscoe, Bde, 468 16 - LCpI. M.A. Blackson, MB, 467 17 - Cpl. D.A. Hautala, Bde, 466 18 - GySgt. J.P. Buenviaje, CS, 465 19 - Sgt. M,V. Fellman, CS, 465 20 - GySgt. L.S. Cheatham, Bde, 464 21 - LCpl. R.J. Drongoaki, MB, 463 22 - LCpl. T.A. Holmes, CS, 462 23 - SSgt. G.A. Cuellar, CS, 462 24 - Cpl. CI.. Carter, Bde, 462 25 - LCpI. M. Tagle, MB, 461

26 - SSW, H.J. Francisco, CS, 461 27 - GySgt. A.S. Ignacio, CS, 460 28 - Capt. S.R. Clark, MCAS, 460 29 - 1.112. D.L. Godfrey, Bde, 458 30 - LCpl. H.L. Firestone, MCAS,

458 - Sgt. J.W. Preniere, Bde, 456 32 - SSgt. R.A. Freetage, Hde, 955 33 - Pet. B.D. Steele, CS, 452 34 - PFC M.F. Langham, MB, 452 35 - I,tLt. G.E. Gearhard, Bde, 451 36 - Capt. C.J. Mulholland, MB, 451 37 - Cpl. J.A. Brayall, Fide, 450 38 - SSgt. J.P. Craig, CS, 450 39 - Cpl. A.W. Heimgartner, Bde,

449 40 - Maj. H.S. Whitehead, Bde, 449 41 - Cpl. M.R. Gregg, Bde, 448 42 - Capt. J.C. Mordue, Bde, 448 43 - SSgt. R.H. Budging, CS, 448 44 - I.Cpl. J. Nunez, CS, 447 46 - GySgt. M.J. Stutz, CS, 447 46 - Cpl. G.N. Ikeda, Bde, 445 47 - Cpl. M.S. Ross, Bde, 444 48 - Cpl. S.E. Evans, Bde, 443 49 - LCpl. G.R. Diaz, CS, 443 50 - l.Cpl. D.R. Cline, Bde, 442

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Individual pistol results 1 - Cpl. M.A. Blackson, MB, 291.

10X (New record) 2 -Capt. R.J. Barlow, Bde, 286-11X 3 - Cpl. A.L Horton, MB, 282-6X 4 - Cpl. R.D. Triplett, MB, 282.6X 5 - Capt. J.C. Mordue, Bde, 282-5X 6 - SSgt. S.D. Strebel, Bde, 282-3X 7 - Cpl. J.D. Roe, MB, 280.6X 8 -Copt. C.J. Mulholland, MB, 278. 5X

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Prenatal exercise

Stay healthy and in shape during pregnancy. A new

class is forming involving stretching, muscle strength., ening, LaillaZe exercises and standing aerobics. Classes begirt Monday.

Lunch hour workout

Join a class for a complete workout in just 45 minutes, and reel invigorated for the rest of the day. Classes are Tuesday and Thursday in the ESC Gym, next to the 7-Day Store, from 11:34 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

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Religious services MCAS Kaneohe Bay '

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11:45 a.m. - Catholic Mass Saturday

6 p.m. - Catholic Mass 7 p.m. - Catholic Reconciliations

Sunday 7:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 8:30 a.m. - Protestant liturgical Communion 9:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sunday School 4 0:45 a.m. - Catholic CCD Classes 11 a.m. Protestant Worship 1 p.m. - Samoan Congregation

The Station Chapel is located in the right rear corner of the Marine Corps Exchange, building 1090. Sunday School and CCD are held in the pre-school area, building 1391.

Camp H.M. Smith 4 7 7-5 098 Sunday

8 a.m. - Catholic Mass 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Worship 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sunday School

Monday 11:30 a.m. - Bible Study

Wednesday 6:45 a.m. - Prayer breakfast

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Drop-In Center

If you have shopping or medical coin ailments, the Nekeiki Drop-la Center, located in Building 1391, has a professional staff to take excellent care of your child in a stimulating environment. Call 257-3155 for more information and reserva- tions.

Need a camera?

Persons 18 years old or older, with a valid Library card, may borrow a Polaroid

Ticket infci The Special Services Ticket

Sales Office has tickets for the following events:

The Hale Koa Hotel is holding two special events during this month.

On Feb. 14, a Valentine dinner for two will be offered in the dining room, which include a 20-ounce steak for two, salad and seafood basque. A la carte menu is also available.

A Mardi Gras is scheduled Feb. 23. All-you-can-eat Creole Buffet for $19.95 will be served featuring Seafood. Gumbo File, Sausage Jambalaya, corn bread and Chocolate Bourbon Cake. Entertainment will be by Ken Alford and the Dixiecats, and prizes for the best costume will be awarded.

Tom Jones will be at the Sheraton Hotel Feb. 15. Reservations are $50 and $25; which includes champagne and flowers.

Tickets for the World Championship Wrestling matches are now on sale. Ring-side seats cost $9.50; risers $7.50; and general -admission, $6.

Call Margaret at 257 - :1520/3108 or stop by Building 219 for ticket information.

camera free for one week from the Station Library. Patrons must supply their own film.

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Library, Station Library nil

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Varsity softball

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Women can "Hutch- l'olkind nt 488-711117.

Rainbow Run Active military service.

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Hawaii Marine women triumph

The Hawaii Marines women's basketball team won the EMEPac champion-

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In the first night of competition, they beat Okinawa 1(111 to 54. In the second night, they heat Iwakuni 103 to ;10; and in the final night of competition, I lawaii romped Okinawa 97 to ;34.

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Movie schedule Movies start daily at 7:15

p.m. For more information call 257-3668.

Tonight The Pope of Greenwich

Village - (R). Drama. A couple of streetwise New Yorkers inadvertently cross the mob. Charlie and Pau lie, two boyhood pals from "Little Italy" try to make it big the easy way.

Friday Sudden Impact - (R).

Clint Eastwood and Sondra Locke. Action drama. Homicide detective, Harry

Callahan, is sent out of his normal jurisdiction in San Francisco to research a similar case in San Paulo. While there, he meets a woman who is doing her own brand of justice.

Saturday Coming Out Alive -

(PG). Action drama. A distraught mother hires a ruthless mercenary soldier to locate her paraplegic son who has been kidnapped by his father.

Sunday ' Riddle of the Sands -

(PG). Adventure. A leisurely

Sports Shorts Cont. from B-5

Racquetball More than 30 active duty

servicemembers participated in the novice division of the tri-annual racquetball tournament.. The final results are:

1st Place - MGySgt: Edward Law, MABS-24; 2nd Place - LCpI. Mario Scott, Lima 3/3; 3rd Place - Capt. Tandy Carter, PMO; and 4th

Place - Sgt. Horace Henderson, HqCo 3dMar.

Soccer Tryouts for the 1985

Varsity Soccer Team are now in progress at 5 p.m. on weekdays at Pop Warner Field.

All active duty personnel interested should go to the practice or call the Athletic Office at 257-3550/3622.

Anyone interested in coaching the team should call 257-3550/3622.

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Monday The Never Ending Story - (PG). Fantasy. In the

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Monday Special Free Showing -

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Tuesday The Dead Zone - (R).

Christopher Walken. Horror drama. A man lapses into a coma after an auto accident which lasts five years. He emerges from the coma with clairvoyant power.

Wednesday Off Your Rocker - (PG).

Milton Berle and Red Buttons. Comedy. Maple- View is a retirement home that encourages individual- ity and fosters selfexpression among its residents, until it was repossessed by a health care conglomerate.

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CARPET, PAD & Get 40 sq.yds. for onty:7 / gli. INSTALLATION!

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Regular Store Hours: Mon-Sat 9:30 am to 7:00 pm Sunday 9:30 am to 5:30 pm

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PACIFIC SURPLUS & DISTRIBUTORS 262-8131 NEW HOURS: 455-9010 1247-F KAILUA RD. LTuttFlITAY

9-30-9-00 p.m_ 9:30 5:DO p m. 98-593 KAM HWY.

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Sale starts February 7, 1985 Sale ends February 18, 1985

This ad was not paid for by the Navy Exchange.

Barbers Point Navy Exchange Rainbow Annex Furniture Store

Bldg. 1141 Phone: 682-5525

Regular Store Hours: Mon-Fri 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Sunday closed

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February 7, 1985 Classified I

CLASSIFIED INDEX

Classification categories are listed alphabetically

Aircraft for pale Announcements

13

15

Anliques/Colleclor's Items

Apes. linters. Apts Part Furn.

Apts Fully Furs Appliances Auto Announcements

Autos for Lease Autos her Sale Auta/Parls/Sery Autos Wanted Baby Furnishings

130 74 75

73 127 173 172

176 156 161

124

Boats Supplies & Serv. I 45 Building Supplies 141

Business Directory 40 Business Opportunity 50 Business Property

For Sale or Rent 108

Cards For Thart, Cemetery Plats IC Computers 115

Condos/Townhouse Untur7 87

Condos/Townhouse Part. Condos/Townhouse Furn Furniture Furniture For Rent Garage/Lanai Sale Hardware/Equipment Housesilling Hol Rods

Help Wanted Domestic Help Wanted M/F

85 86

120 121

68 152 184

172 62 60

Help Wanted Sales Hobby & Craft Supplies Houses Furn. HUMS Part. Furn. Houses Unlurn. Income Tao Serv. Income Properly Jewelry 6 Clothing Lawn And Gardening Legal Notices Livestock

81 Loans/Loans Wanted

66 Lost & Found

at Machinery & Equipment

83 Miscellaneous

82 Misc Wanted

30 Mopeds Sales & Sery

113 Motorcycles Sales & Seri/. litt Music Sales & Serv.

148 ' 01 lice For Rent

I Personals

150 Personal Services

55 20

153

129

170

144

25

35

Pei Supplies

PhSa aeSsu&pe.Stieersvice

Rea Estate Announcements Rea Estate Far Sale Rea Estate Management Rea Trade Rea Estate Wanted

Ren A Car

Rentals To Share 51 Rentals Wanted 40 Resumes 15 Rooms To Rent 14 Schools & Training 12 Situations Wanted IT Male & Female 16 Sperling Goods 23 Stereos & TV 74 Swaps

76 . Travel 98 Trucks & Pickups 36 Vacation Rentals

88 Vans. Campers & Jeeps

45 Wiki Wiki Freebee

63 147

125

1213

12.

166

93 175

131

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15 ANNOUNCEMENTS

ALOHA PAWN Buy Sell Loan Trade

S QUICK CASH S We buy gold and

anything else of value.

540 California Ave. Ph. 622-2898

DO "ou Like Good Music you can DANCE to? Come This Week to Pali Lounge (120 Hekili) in Kailua, for a Great Time. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 9:30- 1:30, Sun. 8-12 p.m.

PENNY STOCKS Offers great investments

and opportunity. far tree brochures call

523-0938 Ask for G. Kobayashi eves. 735-3774

Pittock & Co.

20 LOST & FOUND

FOUND male. black. German -shepherd w/bad left ear on Kailua beach. 262-7013 - LOST: Cockatiel

Reward. KMCAS. C2I1 54 -6210

FOUND sm. brown femaledog on Wheeler Air Force Base. 623-8356

LOST: Brn. & wht. Terrier/Poi dog. 1 yr., answers to Prince. Ulupaina St. 2/4, 261-6210

425, PERSONALS

IS Mormonism Christian A new recorded message

each week. 293-9495

LOSE weight now. Ask me how. 10-29 lbs. per mo. All natural. Call 531-4052

MIDDLE Eastern dance lessons (ethnic/cabaret) Call Linda 262-0089 eves.

IF You want to drink. that's your, business. If you want to stop, that's ours. Alcoholics Ancitymous. Ph. 946-1438

LOSE Weight, stop smoking, gain self confidence. control stress, develop creativity, overcome depression, motiva- tion for success and more. Privacy of own home. 100% guarantee results. Margot 261- 6561, Darleen 261-5755 PM

30 INCOME TAX SERVICE

KENNEDY Tax Service. 1040A & HI $20; 1040 & HI $35 Pearlridge 488 -8381.672 -9432

TAX Returns. Fast Accurate service, reasonable fee. Call 254-4910

35 PERSONAL SERVICES

SEWING, custom work, wardrobe planning, women. children. crafts, Ph. 235-0968

PAINTING. ext./int., 18 years experience.

Doug 239-7130

Carrier Air Conditioning

Residential. Commercial and industrial equipment.

Sales and installation 261-0477

DRESSMAKING and altera- tions for men and women. Mon.-Sat. 9 to 5:30 p.m. 262- 8044.

DIVINE Hinds Massage Olympic style. Gets rid of

stress, aching muscles. Call John 923-1627

CLEANING houses, apt., reasonable rates.

Fran 261-0457

ARTHUR Brickwood & Associates General Contrac- tor. (#BC4256) Specializing in new homes, major & minor repairs, additions & more. Good quality work. Ph. 293- 9183

SATISFIED yard service. Cut, trim, fertilizing, Dep. IReas. Free est. 262-0324

'NE service all makes and models on all major appli- ances. Reasonable rates. One day service. We also sell new and used appliances. Aaro Appliance. Phone 235-2677

35 PERSONAL SERVICES 36 RESUMES

DRUNK DRIVING DIVORCE

CRIMINAL DEFENSE Reasonable Rale.s

LORETTA A. EBINGER Allorney at Law

CALL 523-6138

FELIPE Yard and House- cleaning. Call 261-5050 between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m.

HANDYMAN Service Auto Mechanic Repair

Also Housecleaning and yard cleaning. 4 hrs. a day

minimum 310 hr. Call 239-5449 ask for John

DESIGNER custom-made. all types of garments and alterations. Ph. 262-4949

GENERAL Cleaning & Maintenance, commercial or residential. Free est. 235-6704 Les

FREE PREGNANCY TEST Open 5 days a week

Monday -Friday 10 a.m.-2 p

Aiea -.487 -7087 Kailua - 262-2171

Cooke St. -.538-3577

Wahiawa - 622-1532

HOUSEWIVES FOR HIRE Quality housekeepers for quality homes. Excl. refs. Call Doreen at 237-8659

HOME maintenance service. We specialize in all types of home repair. Inter. & exter. painting, leaking plumbing, window sills, plaster, & appliances. Ornamental iron fencing & window guards fabricated. Call 395-8347 for free estimate and affordable quality work.

Affordable Yard & Tree Service

Free Estimates 262-9746

M OVING???

Moving Professionals at People Prices

735-1627

BROTHERS FRANK

36 RESUMES

WINDWARD (and LEEWARD] RESUMES, ETC.

PERSONALIZED WRITING 261-7524

580 Uluhaku SI. Callus. Hi.

Pearlridge Ctr. 488-8381 Also open evenings and Saturdays

IHazzard Dorothy

Resumes & Business Writing

Free Consultation

947 -8422 765 Amana St.. #310 Behind KGMB-TV Ch. 9

GOOD JOBS ARE AVAILABLE!

Professional resumes spun doors Military Specialists Free Consultation

Mrr';,r cl ,'or- Lead Services

PROFESSIONAL RESUME SERVICE

735 Bishop St.. 4238 - 521-7901

"Established 1977"

45 SCHOOLS & TRAINING

FOUR Pre-school openings. ages 2-4, Teddy-Bear Pre- School. 247-8186

50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

START your own business for $32.95! Herbal products. Call Tammy, 531-4052

ESTABLISHED small restau- rant, steady clientele, good income. $35,000, some terms possible. Call Everett, 696- 6366, 696-6713 eves.

EARN $30,000-$60.000/Yr., Part/Full time distributors needed for "Lose Weight Now" Herbal Products. No experi- ence necessary. Mr. Lorrin L. Lee 947-8817

PART-time hours, full-time earnings, fun advancement opportunity. Teach exciting Tri-Chem hobby craft. No experience necessary. 235- 8008 & 235-1277

60 HELP WANTED M/F

TEACHER'S assistant "Christian after school

program. Call 262-8501

WANTED experienced hair Stylist for Kailua Salon. Prominent location. Great exposure. Call 261-5380 between 9 and 5

TRAVEL Agent. Experienced Only. Windward resident.

Call 254'-1591

RESPONSIBLE Adult with babysitling in church nursery. Call 595-2993 or 247-2733

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATES & REGULATIONS

Your classified ad reaches over 124,940 homes each Thursday. Read Classifieds for profit, use Classifieds for resu Its.

CLASSIFIED LINE ADS

Deadline Tuesday 10:00 a.m: St 96 per "'re

3 line ii- Ad will appear in the

SUN PRESS_ Waipahi, SUN NEWS. Hawaii Navy

NeWs. Sun Flyer 8 Hawaii Marine

Waianae Sun Times (by 12 noon)

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Deadline Friday 5 p m Call 235-5881 or 622-3966

tor information on open & contract rates

Corrections &

cancellations deadline Monday - 12:00 noon

REPORT ERRORS AT ONCE

RFD Publications will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any Classified advertisement and is responsible only for that line or portion of the ad that appeared incorrectly.

For quick experienced help in placing your ad

Ph. 235-5881 or

Ph. 622-3966

60 HELP WANTED M/F

HELP wanted at Stadium Mall Godfather's Pizza, full or part time. Military & dependents welcome. Apply in person

WANTED, 2 short order cooks, 1 prep cook. Prefer local resident. Exp. & references required. Pay commensurate with experience. 259-7186, 262-4975

NEEDED 3 experienced sewers for new factory. Call 423-2352 Ask for Virginia.

WANTED Cocktail girl & bartendress. Call between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. 261-5116

PICTURE framer, pt.. time & full time. Exp. helpful. Apply Frame Shack, 1247-A Kailua Rd.

$ $ $ NEED MONEY?

$ $ $ WE CAN HELP!

*ATTENTION*

MILITARY Broke Even on Pay Day?

Military Men Military Wives

Start the New Year

off with money.

Earn Extra Money Part-time

S6 per hour 5:30 to 9:00 p.m.

Mon. thru We need part time workers immediately to train for our newly established "Discount Buying Warehouse Outlets- Specializing in clothing. jewelry. radios. toasters. furniture. TVs. microwaves. baby furniture and many more appliances. Followint, areas are available: Honolulu. Pearl Harbor. Salt Lake Wahiawa. Barbers Point and KMCAS Omer Benefits in- clude Advancement Bonuses and Incentive Pay

Call

486 0173 C

ask for Judy

60 HELP WANTED M/F

HIT THE ROAD. Become a skilled driver

of Army trucks and other military vehicles. You'll become an expert at car- ing for your truck and keeping it in top running shape. If you like to drive and en- joy handling truck-size power systems, steer yourself to a local Army Recruiter.

CALL 235-6491

ARM BEALLYOU

Y. CAN BE.

KOKUA EMPLOYMENT Asst. Manager/Retail S Reception- ist/Veternary S Short order cook - Neg. 767 Kailua Rd.. #101 Phone 262-8137

KOKUA EMPLOYMENT Asst. Manager/Retail $ Receptionist/Veterinary S Short Order Cook - Neg.

767 Kailua-Rd., #101 Phone 262-8137

WILL babysit infants, my Pearl City home, days, eves., weekends. 456-3492

60 HELP WANTED M/F

TELEPHONE appointment people, part time to work in Kailua. Call for interview. 261- 751 1. Can from 9 a.m.-12 noon

REORCA-ricoN Leader after school program, Mon. to Fri., 2 to 6, (Wed. 1 to 6). Call Wind- ward YMCA 261-0808

WANTED. 20 overweight people, that are sincere about losing weight, and want to work part time. Call Mike 488- 1 151

061 HELP WANTED SALES

HERBAL nutritional company needs distributors. Easy to sell. Call Tammy, 531-4052

62 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC

RELIABLE baby sitter w/lots of TLC for 4 mo. girl. KMCAS 2-3 times wk. 254-3982

HELP for elderly woman. days, Waikiki. Caucasian style cooking. 941-9642

63 SITUATIONS WANTED M/F

WILL babysit in my home. reliable, reasonable. Infants preferred. 261-3690

WILL babysit one child, my Hawaii Kai home, full or part- time. Call 395-9926

NEED yard boy once a week. Kailua

Call 262-0196

BEELINE Fashions is expand- ing, need 10 consultants to train. Earn commission & wardrobe, full/part time. Car nec. 623-9727, 637-7123

NEEDED experienced seam- stress for new factory. Call 423-2352 ask for Virginia

LIC. family day care, my Mililani home, avail. March 1st. $185/mo. w/meals. L. Koval, 623-1580

NEED a cleaning lady? Will clean your house or office daily in Barbers Point, Ewa Beach area. Exp. w/refs. Call Anna 499-2945

AIEA/PEARLRIDGE AREA

Need carpet layer and individual skilled in

vinyl floor covering installation. Licensed.

Small operator preferred.

Call Marina Management Co.

524-3970

63 SITUATIONS WANTED M/F

GARDENER (University Ag Graduate) seeks gardening employment Windward/South shore areas. Refs. Vince 524- 5411

WILL haul your light rubbish to Kailua dump for St? each trip, cash in advance. Keone. 261- 5755 after 5 p.m.

WILL babysit 1 yr.-2 yr. olds at Hickam Air Force Base. Border Ave. 422-6312.

RETIREE dependable yard service.

262-7588

68 GARAGE/LANAI SALES

MOVING sale furniture paintings. odds & ends, 44- 365-1 Mkt 254-4998 Yacht Club Knolls

NIU Valley, king bed, papasan chairs, classic pinball machine & other stuff. Sat. & Sun. 2/9- 10, 9-3. 5731 Haleola St., 377- 5515

GARAGE Sale: Feb. 9. 9 to 12 noon, misc. items, St. John Vianney Church 920 Keolu Dr., Kailua

68 GARAGE/LANAI SALES

KIDS' clothes, toys, books, bikes, house & yard items. 783 Kaipii St., Kailua. 8-3 p.m. Sat. 2/9

COMMERC. cookware, stereo. sm. aria. bed. books. puzzles. Avon Sampl. 888 Alahaki St., Kailua. Sat. only 9- 12

MOVING sale, Fri. & Sat., 2/8- 9, 9-2_ 472A N. Kainalu Dr., Kailua

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Feb. 9, 8 to 5 p.m. 44-133 Puuohalai Pl.. Kaneohe Bay Dr.

FULL size bed, dresser, coffee table, 1178 Akamai St., Kailua. Sat. & Sun.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Feb. 9, 8 am., rattan dinette $100; sofa- 2 chairs $100, misc. small items. 47-440 Hui Iwa St.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Feb. 9, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., 45-157 Popoki St., Kaneohe, baby needs, adult clothes & misc.

FOLDING tables, stacking chairs, oft. & misc. items, children's clothes. 219 Ilihau St.. Kailua. 2/9, 9-12

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Let us prepare your taxes prior to Feb. 15 and you will enjoy a 15% reduction in your preparation fee. The sooner your return is in, the sooner you get any refund due you. Call for an early appointment. We will come to your home.

VIKING BUSINESS SERVICES, LTD. Charles Everest 395-4687 Swede Larson 395-8101

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PERSONAL & SERVICE DIRECTORY Appliances

REFR1G., washer/dryer Repair, also buying clean

appliances. Mr. Freeze 949-7610

Carpet Cleaning

CARPETS steamed - cleaned professionally by Jim McCoy. Call 455-7068 - - -

Cleaning Services

QUARTERS CLEANING sign your house or apt. over to us. Company is

approved by Military Hsg. Ofc. Call 422-7032

Cleaning Services ) ( General Contracting

TOP Job Cleaning-Profes- sional cleaning for offices, businesses, apts., homes (incl. Military) 247-8958

CConstruction p Quality Remodel - Additions Carpentry Masonry Painting Alt work guarnateed BC10813

Stavig Const. 262-4417

ADDITIONS - remodel - repair complete drywall. C-12588. All work guaranteed. State Interiors 235-1496

QUALITY remodeling & repairs at a fair price for home or office, kitchen & bathroom specialist. Great refs. Quest Enterprises 262-5952

GENERAL Cleaning, homes, '- apartments, vacation rentals. General Contracting Moving in-out. Ph. 262-7281

riOUSEPH OU D Clean ny ROOM additions, new const./ Service, Reas./Comm. Fleas. remodeling, Lic. #BC11701, prices. Satisfaction guaran- "General Contractor." 377- teed. 623-5489 5582

PATIOS AND NEW ADDITIONS

Repair-Remodel. Free est. Clifford !wane C-4477

Ph. 677-4695

Handyman

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

call Ken 235-4633

Health Services

HAWAII'S own diet plan Free consult & samples Call Ms. Mike, 487-8583

Income Tax

HAWAII KAI TAX SERVICE Fast, reliable & inexpensive. File now for an early refund,

& a $10 discount Call 395-0197

Income Tax ) TAX PREPARATION

Viking Business Services, Ltd. We will come to your home. Charles Everest 395-4687, Swede Larson 395-8101

Masonry/Fencing

SLAbo, pains, driveways brickwork, hollow tile,

fences. remodeling. ceramic tile, Free est. Charles Dysart

Ph. 488-3340 BC7828

Moving ) DISCOUNT MOVING

Low rates. honest estimates, no damage, fast & profession- al. 734-4489

Painting/Papering

LEE'S PAINTING Residential Lic. C-3858

Ph. 247-1454

Plumbing

BUDGET Plumbing Low rates, work guaranteed Licensed Free Est. 261-9068

C- Roofing/Gutter ) STATE ROOFING

General Roofing, Free Estimates, Ben Pascal

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

Vacuum

Kirby Center of Kailua 146 Hekili St., Kailua, 262-2011 We service most makes and models.

Word Processing

WORD Processing. Free Pickup & delivery. Large order. Call 671-3749

Yard/Tree Services

DESMOND YARD SQUAD All jobs large & small

general cleaning, timming & hauling. Monthly

Maintenance. Fast reliable service. Free est. Call

262-7571 Ask for Desmond

NEED HELP

( Yard/Tree Services

FRED DoMingo Gen. Care: Hauling, lot & cleaning. Free est. Ph 7426.

Yard apt.

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CRAF 1 & Garage Sale Sal 6 LANIK AI teacher seeks Sun.. 9 to 3. 149-A Haokea Or . short/tong term housesitting Lanikai beginning 3/1 Excl. refer-

ences non-arnoker. 261-4937 2/9, 012, Rotes. We:

totnee, chairs. Oreats. etc. Ostend 1st Hawaiian Bank. KMILA. American Cancer Society. 262-5124.

25 YEARS of goodies go en sale Feb 1st. 2nd & Feb. 8th & 9th, 600 to 4:00. Fine accumulation 501 Paokan0 Loop. Enchanted Lake

MULTIPLE Family. Items I turn . Kola 9 & 10. 630 to 3, 46-230 Mahalant Circle, Kaneohe

SAT.. 2/9. 9-12 onlyi Waterbed. desks 8 chairs, other tom , books. mac .

household stuff Some good. some Junk. 161 Kuumele PI Kailua

73 APTS. FULLY FUME.

BEAUTIFUL Medici, right oil the beach, Pokai Bay Marina in Waianae. $385/mo 896-1932. contact Gage

.74 APTS. INFORM.

DISCOUNT MOVING low rates. honest estimates

no damage last a professional Call 734-4489

75 APTS. PART. PURR.

APTS! Rent Mart has all areas. sizes, prices. 943-0092 till 8 pm. Open Sun. loot Fee.

KAILUA studio $510 or bdrm. $550, no pets Call 262-6462 -

CHOOSE one. 1 bdrm. $300. " stall or 2 bdrm. $330, carpet

Others 943-0092 Rent Mart

YOUR Pick, 1 bdrm. Kaneohe $350 Salt Lake 2 bdvn. $500 943-0092 Rent Mart till 8 .

KANEOHE 2 bdrm., 1 bath, carpeted, washer 6 dryer. rec. area $150. 247-0524

KANEOHE: small cozy studio, quiet. 2s06214.9 parking. view.

KANEOHE' 2 berm.. carpet, extra lam. rm.. nr. Windward Mali. carport. 235-3149

.78 RENTALS TO SHARE

LANINA1 Beach nr. Outer/ Private/Airy home to nee- BUY a Home wah No Down smoking. $680 Ph. 262-13119. Active duty, Fit. reserve.

retired, Vet. Romy RA 686. MIULANI 3 berm, 2 &tory, 4477 own bath. Immaculate cond. parking. $425 mo. 528-1808 KANEOHE 4 berm, 2% bath tor

the price of 2 bdrm. Double garage. enclosed lanai. pool.

111 ROUSES FURN. sauna. tennis, nr, school. shopping & bus. Beautiful

Went:1,95-213 Wet0060 Pl., 3 bdrm.. 2 bath, brand new,

mountain view. $119.000 cash

avail. now. 8900/mo. 823-8389 or terms. By.04. 53643617

.1111 ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM beautiful apacious Kaaaws home $290 mo., Includes uhls , washer /dryer, cable TV 237-8481 message.

KANEOHE. 1 bdrm. in 3 bdrm. apt. $200/mo. & share utile. Paul 235-6601 before 6 P.M. Avail 2/1/85

KAILUA - turn. studio unit. 1

block to beach. single working person $290 me incl. utile 8 HBO, 263-4280

KANIEOHE 1' bath $600/mo

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ROOM m 3 lx1rni house near beach $235 a month fact wits $60 dep 262-8861

KAILUA. working single person share living space. own room, tails. Incl., deposit, rent $300.261 -1478

PEARL City. m.11. bah- looking for Chi-Wien. emit tamale or mother w/cnild. 941-8708/458-1406

KANEOHE.. lain.. $250 utile ....vnlehidry. pool. 8 kilichen,priv. 335-1840

KANEOHE, 8250, utile incl.' Christian female preferred Avail. March 235-8384

13 VACATION RENTALS

KAILUA, lovely bdrm 6 bath hr beach. prorate trotrance' Call 262-8073

NA IL UA Beach, lovely, quiet, 3 bdrm.. 2 bth home. May Wu Aug. $1600/mo. 262-2830

PEARLRIDGE house fur- nished, 2 bdrm. March & April $ego a mo. plus utile, non- Smokers, no children. Ph. 487- 7083

MOLOKAI Wave Greet. sleeps 4, beach. pool. $50 day 0190 per week. Ph 235-8699

114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

KAAAWA studio cottage. $575/mo. incl utils., nr. beach., 237-8492

HIS NOOSES PART. FURN

PICK one, super 1 berm $325 or 2 bdrm $425 yard. carpet others 943-0092 Rent Mart

YOUR choice Kailua $450 or 2 bdrm $500. yard, stall 943- 0092 Rent Mart 7 days '

MAILI. 3 bdrm. 2 bath home on private road. within walking distance of a beautilui white sands beach. A good buy 01 only 166,000 Lease. MLS 56759. No Ka Oi Realty, Inc. 531-0511

MAKAHA 3 bdrm. 1W bath. complete ete cyclone fencing, 13.000 across from ocean on Upena St. $145.000. Assumable $90,000, agree- ment of sale 11.3%. El'h yrs. Everett. 896-8368, 896-6713

MAKAKILO, 3 Mon., 2 bath, eves. covered lanai, sundeck, 6 yrs. old, new paint, landscaped, KANEOHE Haiku Hale. lee, fenced. solar. sprinkler. drapes irnmac. 3 berm., 2 bth., & yard seems included. No panoramic view, pool. 584,500. Pets slim Mall. now. E142- Towels Gaessner (RI 261- 4039 att. 4 P.M. 8202

EWA Beach fenced yard aim ILAN1, 5 bdrm., 29 bath, 3 bdrrn., 1 bath $800 / Avail. home whit, Beautifully Mar. 1. 823-7987 evening landscaped, security alarm

system, bromic. inside & out KAILUA. new 3 berm., 2 bath. wirnany upgrar Open Sun. Carport, no yard work. 1- 5.$251,500 /tee. 80 Butler $850/mo. 5260557 days, 282- (owners) 623-0787 Courtesy. 2428 eves

HOUSES? Townhouses! Rent Mart has the one for you. 943- 0092 till 8 pm. 7 days. Small lee.

MILILANI. 3 bdrm., 2 bath, tarn, rm. whenced yard $1000 a elo. Ph. 6762774 .

114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TERRIFIC buys, 4 bdrm bath home, Melte $110,000. Subdivided lots In Mekahe, $45,000 & 550.000 37,002 sq ft , Wahiawa Hights, SW 000/best offer 611620.32, contact Gage.

HAILE Waterfront 3 bdrm home, fenced yd., good cond 874.000. Catherine (R) 660- 1220

COUNTRY Ilvingl Custom 4 bdrm. home on nearly 2 screw of fee lend. Fabulous ocean 8 mountain view IALS 55649. $295,000. Kay Mackay, Realtor 247-4000

RENT/OWN Kellee - Itaanew agar KAKAS

tour dales el Ma now

28 3Rdre. Nemec Tawa Races

or kudos* billable new

From only 86909.r month Don I Delay. Call Today'

SHERLOCK HOMES REALTY

'254-1100 or 254-2170

118 JEWELRY 8 CLOTHING

LADIES diamond ring. 23 stones, 1.2 carats,

must sell. Papers $1800/of for 261.4748

.118 COMPUTERS

ATARI 800 XL home puler. keyboard/5.one bo $150 Call 261-8287 Ye

120 NWT

CASHSAS for used furniture

beta Railer & Wider

834-1080

7 PC maple wood din.. good cond. $250, 8 drawer dresser $75. Ph. 247-4440

LIVING rm. set, couch & 2 matching chairs, just reup- holstered $350 full size bed $75, dressers $35; washer/ dryer $100 both. 254-3262

NIMITZ Used Furniture, everyday, 3165 Nn. "Utz Hwy. between Holiday Inn 8 Cutter Dodge. 834-1080

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

Bunk beds complete $225: twin bed 375; double bed. excl. $225; king beds 5175 & $320; sofa 5250; custom rattan chair & ottoman $525; wicker chair $125: wing back chair $215: lingerie chest $150; French Prop. 9 drawer dresser $125; 5 drawer chest $125: 5 pc. dinette $125; formal din. sets from $226 desk 8 chair $80; frost free relriges, excl. 5375 & $400; upholstered chaise lounge $195 King waterbed $250, queen waterbed $150: marnasan $125; carved stack tables 5125 Also stereo, lamps & much more. 261-8492, 320 Uluniu St., Kailua. WE ALSO BUY USED FURNITURE.

BEAUTIFUL china hutch, dining table plus chairs.

834-1080

8 PC carved koa wood living room set. like new $950 Finn.

634-1080

PRICE LESS USES FURNITURE

Best prices an good quality dressers, desks, tables, chairs, bookcases, bedsteads. etc. Open 9:30 to 6, Mon. thru Sat, 10 to 4 Sun.

139A liekIll. 262-7938

Silvia Betts

BUYING OR SELLING YOUR HOME?

MY Knowledge and Experience Will Work

For You!

(RA) set CALL 488-1977

IMESIDIENTIAL VIAL ILSIAIEJNIC.

98 -211 Pali Momi St. Suite 710, Aim NI

1120 FURNITURE 5181 AtISCELLANEOUT

GOREN Sae waterbed with all HOOVER Com, '

II vacuum acceesories 5150 or oiler. Call cleaner. ',owe/ !10,(1. auto 261 3518 eves height adiuslouni. power

Mate Included $417 valtie. Have 3 demos $175 884' stores. Pacific Surplus Dist, Ltd. 455-9010 or 262-8131

I a/1

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good used furn,Im Rattan wicker 8 bed,

2131 0497 IN

Ni I I

QUEEN waterbed w/6 drawer base. bookcase headboards. MO Black vinyl sotabed. queen. $40 UM dining table. $15. 247-8459

RATTAAL beau0[u14pc living rm set w'glasa top tables. Pea Rattan dining set $250. All new 7341554

5.12 FT Oriental rug, red. ld 8 Ian Excl. cond.

sa 91000 Asking $500 2Erra3702'. 254 1373. 254-2127

SOFA 6 ioccasional chairs French Provincial.

Call 281-7641

EXTRA long single ned w/hams $79. dble $90 king $149. 5 pc bdrmrait, east. 9299, heavy duly,..asher/dryer set $249 Ph.,458-1985

KING 1...za waterbed w/large headtroard 6 mirror. Has

deT.115(1Lrwtell s P812!,

4872 alley 4.30 pm.

FURNITURE WANTED

TOP CASH $33 . for dressers, beds.

rattan, wicker. etc.

Call Mon.-Fii. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

247-6621

124 BUY FURNISHINGS-

INFANT carrier & playpen $40 or best ofty. Robert 488-745D 8-8 p.m

MISCELLANEOUS

BERNINA sewing machine. makes . buttonholes, sews stretch, blind hem, fancy embroidery $750 value. like new, have 2 at me Pacific Surplus & Distributors. Ltd 455-9010 or 262-8131

LITTON microwave oven Brand new in eds. Digital

'memory, 10 yr. warranty. defroetS $246 Pacific Surplus & Dist.. Ltd. 455-9010 or 262-, 8131

ANTIQUE Japanese stone table. 4%4'x15" high $200. Singer sawing machine 8 buttonholer $125. eser. cond 2 lay nets 7'x125,0 18Ih lest $85 each. Call 254-3765

HANDCRAFTED coffee table. 5175 queen size mattress $50. corner shell $15 254-5516

PIANO TUNING

$20°° Free Inter(r Cleaning

a Free Bug Treatment

all included anywhere on NM11

at sun sovrimie Remus trawl

Mr. Meyers 395-0029

FOR Sale or trade, 2 yr. of boys Huffy bike for girls bike 0 equal size value Callyes

.128 MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE, books. mine TV $50, color & B&W Call

239-9040 Hui Akikei I Pi

rKAILUA MINISTORAGE Unclaimed Goes Sale

Farnham stereo. TVs. appllintes. IOW min Feb. 9 9 am 101 P.m

160 lismskus Or. Kaifu Cash & Carry

SCOTT receive! and ampliter.$35

-E1,084

STROL $20; Car lest $25, ierrla irnogcokoerd roan!! fan

2-4302

SINGER Sewing machine, zig- zags. monogram, blind hem Si makes buttonholes. eaci tone. have 3 at $88 Pacific Surplus -6 Distributors. Ltd 455-9010 or 262.8131

KIMBALL. organ $60f1 excl and Commercial cube'

divi,used) 261-2834

ITEMS wanted ;Mr Cerro Society's prol4e late. Tax daduCtible.for pickup, 262 5124

ELECIFI. OLUX VaCuuM7like Cnew.).Zo5a913587450. Must sell $300

'AMWAY-Products delivered.. money back guarantee.

Call 487-5241

GAS Move, $79. Loll bed w/mattresse,Vboukshalves, cheat of ch- e,: ma 633- 6001

can bPOOGLoiTnablopee.

operated. tot belt $450. 696-7642

WINDSURFER 913" tv,0011 & comet rig. La, new $800 Kenmore Dive, $75 261,6691

.

BRADFORD ming: 60 cu $100 goon cone wens 26" Regent 10 spd 'bike $100. excl cond queee math ess 8 box sprang, lairCond 525 254.2296

' HOOVER concept I top rated brand vacuums pow-sime. 1

yr. warranty. have 3 demos at 6125 Pacific Surplus 8 Ogl-rht,3.1ors., L Id 455-9010 of

BERNINA top rated bi and. zit, zags. makes

ed

buttonholes, monogram, open

$225 tons Mt l

Pacilic Surplus Din Whirlers. Ltd 455.9010

DON'T BLOW IT UN Collision & Restoration Work - Foreign 8 DOMeefori

Ai Specialist in Color Match & Complete Paint. Acrylic Enamel - Lacquer 8. Imron

Al's Auto Bodg 6 Point Shop

CALL 261-8565 or 261-8564

Carole Johnson

171-B Hamakua Drive

Kathie Hawaii 96734

Free Estimates Our Workmanship Is Guaranteed,

.128 MISCELLANEOUS

PHIL niahog 51111k beds, 150 guitars, 25 telescope

011er. 262-4622

BEAUTIFUL peach colored prom gown, az 7 Must see to appreciate Cell 239-5848 after 5 p.m.

BRUNSWICK pool table. 408 $200 w/balls & cues. stereo system. 8 speakers WI uner turntable w/cabinel $60 261- 1162

BABY crthrrnattrOss 550. car seat $10, toy chest 515: typewriter $15. rod memo table 520; 3 capt chairs $40 or 579/3: desk $10 235-

BUNK Sedstwte Sr 3 Ipe drawers, excl. r 0200 I:111 254-3233

R Woo-a/surfer w/airbrush 5730roIler, wtndstirter rat I treats 525 Call 247-8160

WANTED Auk/matte swing in good condition.

Please call 21-2.4302 _ .

19 1 CU I 1 Kenmore root igeralor watce maker5600 449.9907 T001 Hearn

MATCHING washer and dryer $300, dishwasher $150 Call 422-6548

DIN set-butcher block table. Breuer chairs fabric seats $100 623,5305

OFFICE desk to,thatts '- price $150 quarry tiles unused $2 up'SF 261-0963

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128 MISCELLANEOUS

COLOR TV 5135 refry 5250 olec range 5195, winner $150.

yer 5110 01ac1 combo 5295. guanioleed 508-3122

! SPECIAL vacuum cleavers used, deferent makes modols. $39 8 up Reb Kirbys. $149 8 up 262- 146 Helot! St , Kathie

. . _ DO you need a ool for your child with r ading/learning MI11.1110 alrhayen School. 944.01

CUUM"Cleaners: like new 24 95 8 up with guarantee

Call 735-8462 - - . .

VIKING sewing machine .510310. stilchOS. blind hem.

gia. nrs sn.hcr,!eits.c.c mono -

001110 Stook. ao Distributors lad 455-9010 or 282-813/

PINATAS-Rag Rain- bows, Shops. Stars, Bulls. Candy 8 toy. filled. Del. Avail. 024-8016

NEW Pa:nie tables $150: Porch swings S70

Phone 293-8392 , .

127 APPLIANCES

GE Upright freezer $150 or best offer, good

cond. Call 868-7024

HOOVER canister w/power nozzle. edge cleaner. 1.7 peak hp, full set of Attaclimepts, brand-new in box Have-3 at $98 Pacific Surplus Dint Ltd 455.0010.262 -8131

127 APPLIANCES

DELUXE Frigidaire. avocado green elocIrIC stove, w/sell-' cleaning oven & clock $100. excl. 4863078

175 /oiler. 'Merlon d"1198-2;1::. 264-4323

GE Single dr. refrig , manual defrost 8 mo. old, almond color $350 Will deliver: Kenmore dryer, white, eke{ cond $150 Will deliver. Cell 395-0544

GE Refrigerator, almond color, ma cone $125. 257- 2168 wk, 254-3933 home.

USED washer for sale, .

good condition 9100 Call 254-2982

WHIRLPOOL large capacity washer 8 dryer $100 each or $175 both,

Call 422-8340

MUST Sell immediately Whirlpool dishwasher In

perfect condition. No reasonable offer refused.

Cell 422-1479

WHIRLPOOL dryer. brown. excl. Cond. $00/best oiler. Call attar 5, 422-5428

FOR Sale, G.E. (clog. 8 - Maytag dryer $175 each.

247-0279 eves

.129 STEREO 6 TV

COLOR TVs Solid State r3",- 19". 25'' 5125 each AM excl. Ph 946-6940

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AR AN EXTRA BONNE!!!! Those placing a prepaid garage sale ad over $20.00 during this month's special will receive free a Sun Press Newspaper Tube valued at 9310 and a Garage Sale Sign while they last.

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INTRODUCING! The All New

1986 Mazda Pickup

$6,299 MORE HORSEPOWER

NEW STYLING Stk. IM44431

Includes Rear Step Bump- er.5Spd.,Carpets,Tinted Glass, Radial Tires, 82000 Base.

J.N. CHEVROLET/ MAZDA

TRUCK CENTER NIMITZ HWY. BY THE AIRPORT

839-0770

1

WCVW WIKI FIORE

FREE' Deschund/Terrier. 1 yr old. good health

Call 677-7865

FREE Bone type male, 8 mos Collie/Shepherd mix male female. 8 mos. 621-2588

FREE 2 rab ita with cage

Call 261-2867

FREE wit. wire haired terrier. 401b. male. Darling 8 rno fern terrier. 422-8257

FREE, Cockapoo 4 yrs. old, good w/ children

833-8001

FREE. Female part Terrier 8 Male Poodle to good homes

845-2884 eves

FREE: 2 female house cats. 4

FREE: 2 female house cats 4- year -old 8 2-year-old to a good home. 254-5709

FREE: Cat, 2 .spayed. neutered, 1 ,growing, kitten 698-2567 alter 5

FREE: Part-Terrier puppies .

to good homes .. 247-0152

.36 MISCELLANEOUS WANTfli

WANTED used4rok,m TV's. refrig ranges washer dryers. VCR's. t onnputer, Free pickup IslanOwide 528 3122

NEED unchipperi replacement Wage setting for Sears MoOlego stoneware made in Jeer. 259-8042

WE UY USED FURNiTUPC WE AY CASH AND PICKUP CA 261-8492 or 761 -1406'

WAVED: Automatic cradle imam Seers brand or any other brand in good condition Reasonable. Call 262-4302.

149 PHOTO SUPPLIES

NIKONOS 1V/A underwgler

cal. 8 leather bag. Best la wibliboms 101 flash.

ace Must see to appreciate offs

257,3356 ask for Wally. Call af teb 1600 Bravo C013

144 MUSIC SALES AND SERVICE

OLD upright piano, very 'good condition. Call 424-9177 after 6 p.m,

.BRADBURW Piano 5400/offer.

Call 239-7165

EOERT PIANO MOVING Crating, shipping. 833-1659

S Delivery 395-7295

BIE cat 16' w/trarler, real cond., 61500/best offer.

262-0758

767 16' HOBIECAT and allay at Koko Kahl Marina, Or equipped. 61500. 254-

604or 257-2571.

LASER Sailboat, top ;ondition $950 /offer.

Ph. 261-8305 eves.

.147 SPORTING GOODS

SUI$17 offer; 66" roundtai I

boards- 8' pintail, new,

450 plfer. Maroon 696-4813. 254-4323

151 AUTO PARTS 8 SERVICE

1BIGLASS camper she11101 yote/Detsun, long bed 54001 oiler. 621-0268

2 KOYOTA Corona, hew leer dark blue seat covers.

or parts, best offer. Phone 239-T174

ALL ',Inds of used auto parts for ,sale; good condition; reasonable; we'll also install:. Call 496-6235

TRUCK BED

: MAT Ste wear and leer of yoln truck bed with a

.Nyraccird bed mat. Protects HMO, with- Olinda extreme temper- al4ree and Is unaffected by, moat chemicals and MN not crack or break. Sites to fit all model. In blitck only. Tailgate or/Mester optional.

ptorniqvticslq.c. 1 524 -4020

ow, B.7 gmeRP1103 301 COOKE 57

ONOLulli, HAWAII Nan:

*Mg to OREGON to Nov a new car or

pickup? -contact-

ROBERTS & REDFIELD PORTLAND

Write for prico lists and f ull information

A MACE - AMY MODEL

pelivered road rested di

Pralland International Airport

ROBERTS & REDFIELD Sulfa 8102

6870 N.E. 82nd

}Miami, Oregon 87220

15031257.0551

CillVenleelly located lust

minutes from Airport

156 AUTO PARTS IS SERVICE

"BATTERY FACTORY"

New and Reconditioned

Auto Batteries + trade & up

New Motorcycle Batteries

747 Kapiolani

533-3312

161 AUTOS WANTED

TOP DOLLAR PAID

DESPERATE NEED CLEAN CARS

PAW 101 011 NOT

J.N. CHEDROLET/MAZOA 2599 N Nimilt Hwy. 8361222

166 TRUCKS 8 PICKUPS

71 DATSUN Picket, rebuilt a.ngino new brakes & etutch Phone 70111276

. _ 71 TOYOTA Pickup

needs some work, runs ok Call Chris 237-8659

0171 MOTORCYCLES SALES 6 SERVICE

81 ii()NDA 900C11 etistor11 ap. esprit ma ',halt drive new exhaust 51600 1i2:.

I75 VANS. CAMPERS 8 JEEPS

'V°;P Y:" .4 r 840%1 9750. JTIn 2rune -128 257-2873.

I74 RENT A CAR

ADMIRAL R-A-C AIRPORT AREA

2849 Moktunda St.

Pick-up & Delivery to Airport & Most Adjacent Military

Bases. From $11.95 Daily. Military

Discount.

836-6886, 836-7796

W75 1rAbS. CAMPERS 8 JEEPS

MINI VANS IN STOCK

85 Chevy Agra Mel 110 Ar43051 VIIIPE V6 auto sir. Slew Hided reimi 814511

SALE PRICE $12,975 J CHEVROLET/MAZDA

TRUCK CENTER NIMITZ HWY. BY

THE AIRPORT

Ph. 839.0770

I76 AUTOS FOR SALE

BUICK /4 BUICK Apollo. 8 cyl . & '75 Hornet station won., 8, cyl. 5550 ea. 235-3762

1 ill TICK I, oly loaded. mint.

oes 612.8657

82 128 CAMARO. silver. new tires. alt. stereo system. T- Top, 'end, coed 59080 Can 6-9 p.m 254.4737

'61 CHEVY Corvette 327 w/extras. clean

$6,500 239-9222,

84 CAMARO. white p-s 20.000 nu 2 rIr 59800 oiler Ph 219 -9112

84 CAMARO 228 HO 2dr T Top. 5 spd , stereo. 984111014 atr, loAded 513 500,011er Ph ?35-0539

CHRYSLER '79 CHRYSLER Newport. 4dr

c $1201 ,t niter Can 671 5250

CUTTER FORD MILITARY FINANCING

AVAILABLE '71 Valiant swiss ,295 '747;THUNDERBIRD '1295 '70 Hornet 05731 6395 :7474IIIIBIT

74 Plymouth ,..., '77 CUTLASS 05759 '395 1/5554 '1595

11395

'75 Granada .5750

'76 Buick o5736

'9 1695 057710

LTD 11595

'83 NM* 650 Notercycie 1795 N5709 11595

'7 LTD II ,,,,, 76 MONTE CARLO .s7 iss 'MO n5225 '1799 '76 LeMANS '79 LTD 04936 11295 a5710 11895 '78 CHEVEITE '78 LE BARON Wagon 05701 '1295 05237 '1995

Feb. 1, 8 & 9, 1985

98-015 Kam Hwy., AIEA * Ph: 487-3811

OUR CUSTOMx9S, OUR MEWS,

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'77 BUICK Skyhawk

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'76 GRANADA 2 tar aura, mt.

radio. ABSB72

'1476

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'76 BUICK Regal auto HOW

$1576 '78 DATSUN 210

1dr auto radio 104413

$1978

R I, R I

'78 HONDA Civic wagon. Mend. M15753

$678

'77 HONDA Accord 5 and Niko AOS791

51477 '7

Monarch 4 dr. SOD AA0480

$

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'80 PRELUIK ,pd. AM- FM ellO1244

$4980

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'75 MONTE CARLO auto radio 811,1339

$1275 '77 MUSTANG

auto Wm NEW PAINT 011481

$1477 LOS Omega

4 do.. ado_ odic

w paint. AF0841

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'80 CAMARO am I 1 rodia 0811191

94980 98-057 RAM HWY. 88-8499

Sale Endo 2/13/85 Mu. gas Ise a IICense SOO 10 peer sale.

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'Ili TOYOTA SUPRA B oat, desraw, window, stove we.. new $9577

81 AUDI SOON

*5577

11OI '111 FORD MUSTANG 2 ORRYSLER LellARON er...crettenol rend

pr boa to INO)

NO teas, $5577 f AM

ONEYOAIIALIER CL Won_ only 17,000 rel_ma 77

0, showroom Cord. (1371)078) LW I 11 SUNK REGAL LTD va. awe doting, 41. etc Looted, od tend *6477 MOON)

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Mint cowl mot ..e 87971 Ina pit. (AUP157i 11,7

'80 FORD T4IIRD

`.'! rw' IC060a IInedIp'3677

'79 CAD ELDORADO

wa400.1(421/045) 96977 AN Care Subject to Prior Sale.

Plus Tax & Leo. On Approved erode.

777 11.KM.11t. 33191122

'79 CAMARO 228 4 epn YO, Wt. Mewing. map W11111011. reel sheep $5977 ear (11N70117)

'74 DATSUN 2802 `,77',X':;:A10":1;"" 81777

'73-'77 CUTLASS SUPREME COUPES All recond. PRICED 8 to choose TO Sill *NO REASONABLE

OFFER REFUSED NO DOWN PAYMENT SPECIAL FINANCING FOR MILITARY

DATSUN 12 DATSUN 2402. gd .11nd runs eget $2900rellea Moroongs 735.7054

76 DATSUN B210 runs great some rust 5/Ott

Call 261-35E13

'71 DATSUN 510. 4 or $700 or best offer

Call 247-5160

'71 DATSUN 1200. needs head

Joltob

or us -4e

for pans $100 or btu. 247737

'67 DATSUN 5150/offer.

235-8570 eves

77 DATSUN 8210 51190 er nest oiler Call Trish 6 8807 or 474-1256

2 70 DATSUN 5105.'11 if/ Big motor 8 stock, make, Good cond 261-1080

000GE Oi?1,3 _ .

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HONDA 51111..1 11, oil

19 SAVINGS NOW AT

TONY HONDA PEARLRIDGE

98-057 Kam Hwy 487-5599

77 T-01011 coed. 5229' $1011 A', I., di

.11.4 ZI)

5? 6;3, t R a' , Call 973-1,181

PIA 7' . MERCEDES

- MERCEDES Ben/ Beautiful Ph rut 1 V10 r,10 clean 1970 250 4 Or a0to AM r M I SiCfD $5.000,0"En 11,11s like a

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DOLLAR CAR SALES

'82 Ford Escort 1129713

'82 Datum 21(i 0153

'82 Chevy Cavalier Woven.

A5087 I

'83 Ford Fairmont 4 Dr

48048

rat

$2650

53275

54175

$4395

CAR SALES

:43,426:42-4.4.F56 .1),..own Lagoon Drive

BARGAINS!! '73 DODGE DART 2 dr., hardtop. p/s. tunnel .601388 .

'76 MONTE CARLO 11.5111V p/s. new pdnt. NISY918

'78 DODGE MAGNUM COUPE VA, Not_ Vs 0115117

'78 MUSTANG II COUPE ye, auto. p/s. 08LIX070 .

'78 PINTO WAGON eulo. p/s. 51395

'77 DATSUN 8210 2 Or .111114tact. 4 spd . 6101911 '1595

Offer good thru Feb. 13

5995

$1295

$1295

31295

PUIRIHRHOOR PI A M C /Jee p

Waipahu We buy cars too! 677-0709

ONE PRICE SALE YO

CHOICE $2995 Nu011= CUTTER DODGE

Will Make Your First Payment

'78 Chevy Monte Carlo ii0PJ783

'79 Mercury Zephyr '80 Plymouth Volare 417621

'79 Dodge Magnum rAG111166

'79 Mazda GLC ovum

'81 Dodge Colt 0000757

'79 VW Rabbit '78 Honda Civic

ri 9965

011117547

4100 700

'77 Toyota HI Lux P/U dAO0875

Cutter Dodge 2 Big Locations

Airport Pearl City 836-0626 455-1071

3149 N. Nimitz Hwy. 922 Kam Hwy. 4 Payments 10 15625 Price 12911504as law 5 0110.80 CIMV 015-011erred Payment Price 83150 II 9., Annual Pinenlio Rile Cl,. 501,010E11ot Sale OAC

February 7, 1985 Clutulified Ott

G 77 MG MO,p,

TOYOTA I 11, 4 It 5 spa err

..4,nd low moles 4 48'16

6't11,KSWAGEN

4.10 66 HUG 1

previous owner. exei fitoentunance recoid,

1,717 51550 26144335

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SUBARl; 79 SUBARU stanobe0 uu over 30 mpg ,uns needs work 5900 ,' 14, 62449177 acme b 1 r

.'. vn ,17L44.0.

1'1 It convertible. , ta w tines, MIK ' 1'4'4 7111.41

WAIPAHU N / SHELLY MAZDA

runs well t.e d 5

tetuxe. well a

'76 PACER 2 dr eATJ328

$795

'75 MAVERICK VERY NICE,' 18111V854

51395

'80 CITATION STEALIII NASP7713

51695

'79 FIAT 124 SPIDER

2 dr., 5 spd O8C1198111

s2295

'78 CHEVY NOVA 4 dr.. auto. AAFJ328

9495 '79 AUDI FOX

4 dr.. auto.. a/c NUM°

$2295

'77 TRANS AM 2 dr auto.41X6909

$2995

'83 SR5 3 dr lilted glass cans

r/AWE6II

55695

'79 MUSTANG 3 dr.. h/b Slk. 110520N

$2995 '82 FORD F100

P/U fi cy I.. no rust 1113WP7B1

$5895

'79 MAZDA 626 2 dr.. Black MIME 664

$3695

'80 RX7 GS SUPER NICE' rrAUV I 00

$5995

\N 94-212 Leoku St.. Waipahu 677-0761 Offer Good Til Feb. 13. 1985

J.N. Chevrolet/Mazda TRUCK CENTER

1985 CHEVY

S10 PICKUP

ILT44091 4 Spd.. P/S. Radio, T /Glass, Step Bumper, SAVE $2,857.50

S -A -V -E gp r 01 N51.15

1985 CHEVY S10 4X2 BLAZER

ILT44061 V-6, AT. P/S. Stereo,

Gages + Many Other Options.

SAVE 52.737.50

SOME TRUCKS NOT EXACTLY AS SHOWN

J.N. Chevrolet/Mazda TRUCK CENTER

BY THE AIRPORT - PH. 839-0770

NISSAN OF WAHIAWA 86,04,4 Across from Schur Barracks

$49 Over Invoice r 8.8% Financing On All Remaining

SPECIALIZE

MIL.. ARV on All New IN

'84 Sentras Nissan Pickups

'77 Plymouth Volare 2 Dr., Auto. itAFIU271 $395

'74 Volkswagen Dasher 4 Dr., MAEPI ID '695 '69 Pontiac Grand Prix 1164 X362 $89

c,. to 81161 1,111'

Pr,1.0 pint tar. 11(11.f1Se

USED CAR VALUES

'76 VW RabOit 4 Or., 11/001791 '1095 '78 Mercury

s Marqui IIRAC408 $1495

'79 Dodge Colt 4 Or.. VBPE5R4 21695

'78 Ford Fairmont 4 Or RAXA272 $1895

'80 Toyota Tercel 2 Or., N9NS712 '2695 '78 Pontiac Firebird ,,,,, 2 Dr., #886001 ''EIBI3

621-0761 $49 Over Invoice on 84 Model Only

'81 Mazda GLC 4 Dr., PRAM $2895

'82 Ford Escort L 2 Or., O99X827 13495

'83 Nissan Sentra 2 Lurc 83895

Cla,,,ifie(1 IV February 7, 1985

Inc Per Customer Offer I.:31111es March I, 1985

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WAIPAHU 84-875 FARRINGTON HWY. 677-9157

/WI Financing Available

NOM ALL SHOPS OPEN 7 A.M. TO 5 P.M.. MON. TIM SAT

DILLINGHAM. WAIPAHU KAMM:AND AIR STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO 3 P.M.

.,n any printing; order

Plus a BONUS of 25 Free XEROX Copies

Atik about Pickup & Delivery

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REG. $29 SPECIAL

When done in your home Otter ends 2/28/85

PH: 847-4279 1001 Dillingham, Rm. 103 ( I & SAVE ( I IP &. SAVE

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SPECIALS We Carry Eagle Eye Off Road Driving Lights Round and Rectangular Lights Available.

SUSPENSION SPECIALISTS

1507-C Kapiolani Blvd.

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Trail Master Air Lift Rancho Bigfoot 4 x 4

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$5 OFF First Visit LOSE UP TO 6"

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FOR A SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY APP'T.

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SPECIAL (with this ad)

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Let Donna and Cindy help you with your

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Call 235-5881

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*10% OFF on any Brand-new '83, '84 Harley-Davidson or Kawasaki Motorcycle

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PARTS Choose from our large selection of custom parts, accessories, helmets, leather jackets.

Bring this coupon and receive $20" off any

purchase. of $100" or more. At Su sited Retell

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Offer good until 2/28/85 5169111

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CLEAN UP AND CASH IN

2 Ads for the 1 Price of

GARAGE SALE SPECIAL Take advantage of this 1 month special rate for February. All you have to do is call Betty or Sharon at 235-5881 or Jackie at our Wahiawa office at 622-3966 and schedule your garage sale ad & ad of your choice.

AS AN EXTRA BONUS" Those placing a prepaid garage sale ad over $20.00 during this month's special will receive free a Sun Press Newspaper Tube valued at $3.50 and a Garage Sale Sign while they last.

Call Classified today, for more information Clean up and cash in on the savings.

235-5881 or 622-3966

Special For February 7-28 (with this ad)

DIAGNOSTIC TUNE UP & $7500- OIL CHANGE SPECIAL

ALL BRITISH SPORTSCARS Includes: plugs, points, oil filter & tube.

BRITISH 0 CALL AUTO rgil 235-1018

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