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NOTICE TO HAWAII MARINE READERS We hope you will enjoy this special edi- during the holiday season when tion of the Military Sun Press, created HAWAII MARINE is not published. especially for HAWAII MARINE readers The Military Sun Press, published twice each year, is in no way connected to the U.S. Marines or the U.S. government. Hawaii Marine WEEK OF DECEMBER 25-31, 1998 714Ness Sailors, Marines return home CNO welcomes back forces after successful six-month deployment By CNO Public Affairs WASHINGTON (NNS) - Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jay L. Johnson recent- ly welcomed home two carri- er battle groups and two amphibious ready groups (ARGs) who returned on schedule, and just in time for the holidays. In Navy messages to the returning ships released Dec. 8, the CNO extended con- gratulations for a job well done to the more than 20,000 sailors and Marines who were part of the USS Abra- ham Lincoln and USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Battle Groups, the USS Saipan Amphibious Ready Group and the USS Essex Amphibi- ous Ready Group. After deployments that lasted six months, each sailor and Marine is returning to a "richly deserved homecom- ing," according to Adm. John- son. "From beginning to end, you vividly demonstrated the unique capabilities and peer- less flexibility of forward deployed naval forces in sup- port of international peace and stability," Adm. Johnson told them. City, Navy in joint recycling pilot project The city will start a one- year pilot project with the Navy to recycle its waste- water sludge and yard trim- mings into garden compost. The city began delivering 140 tons of sludge a week Dec. 14 from its Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant and 69 tons of yard trim- mings to the Navy's Barbers Point Composting Center. "The city places a high pri- ority on recycling because it conserves our natural resources by returning what we use back to the environ- ment," Mayor Jeremy Harris said. "We have begun recy- cling wastewater for indus- trial uses at our Honouliuli plant. Now we will begin reusing the sludge that is removed from the waste- water." Sludge is solid impurities removed from wastewater during treatment. Honolulu's sludge is considered "clean" because it is low in heavy metals, making it ideal for high-quality compost. The city regulates wastewater discharged by businesses and tests its sludge for more than 130 pollutants. The composting process takes six months, with the final product containing nutrients that improve soil texture. The Navy has been composting Department of Defense sludge for about a year at the Barbers Point site. The composting project is part of many environmental efforts the city is presenting to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under a 1995 Consent Decree. The CNO applauded the specific accomplishments of each group in his messages. Members of tho Eisenhower Battle Group received praise from Adm. Johnson for mak- ing a difference in two volatile areas. "Your extensive prepara- tions to operate in several theaters and subsequent impressive performance were instrumental in ensuring Iraqi compliance with U.N. Security Council resolutions and mitigating internal vio- lence in Kosovo," the CNO said to Dwight D. Eisenhow- er Battle Group Sailors. The Lincoln Battle Group was also commended by the Navy's highest ranking officer for their service in the Fifth Fleet's area of operations. "Your performance in the Arabian Gulf, from enforcing See HOME on pg. 8 All that jazz The Marine Forces Pacific Jazz Orchestra performs a free holiday concert last week at Ron Bright Theatre at Castle High School. Tad Tamura photo Marines take anti-drug message to Big Isle school Kaneohe Bay Marines spread their "stay in school, stay off drugs" message to hundreds of Big Island students Dec. 17. The mission was part of the Marines' Community Drug Awareness Program and its purpose was to reach out to youth and give classes on drug awareness and clean, healthy lifestyles, DCAPC photos Puhoa Intermediate School seventh-grader Rayon Tabor holds steady as Pfc. Daniel Bird applies camouflage paint to his face during the Marines visit to the Big Island campus Dec. 17. according to 2nd Lt. Angela Judge, CDAP coordinator. Twenty-six Marines from Headquarters Battalion, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regi- ment and Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363 traveled on a CH-53D heli- copter to Puhoa Intermedi- ate School, where they first met with about 200 seventh- and eighth-grade students. "I think it's important for Marines to take the time to let kids know that we were there once, too, and to be good role models," said Lance Cpl. Sungmin Kim, a clerk with the base disbursing office and a CDAP volun- teer. Seven sta- tant to let the kids know that even with the obstacles that face them, they can still suc- ceed and accomplish their goals." "Some of the kids 'took what we had to say to heart," Kim said. Many students were thrilled by the Marines' visit. "I like that they took their time to fly here to talk to us," said Ryan "I think it's important for Marines to take the time to let kids know that we were there once, too, and to be good role models." - Lance Cpl. Sungmin Kim tions provided the students the opportunity to see what Marines do and learn how to avoid drugs and alcohol. There was also a station to teach ways to prevent teen pregnancy and a station that promoted self-esteem. "The self-esteem group went pretty well, from our standpoint," said Cpl. Robert Driggs, III, a clerk with base disbursing and a CDAP vol- unteer. "The kids gave us their full attention. We used drill as an example of how the Marine Corps builds self- esteem." Other CDAP participants said they felt the students, including the second wave of approximately 300 high school students that joined the presentation, needed the interaction with the Marines. "We conducted a question- and-answer session about life in general, the experi- ences we've had," said Lance Cpl. Thomas Land, a clerk with base disbursing and a CDAP volunteer. "It's impor- Tabar, a sev- enth-grade student at Puhoa. "I think I might want to join the Marine Corps." The CDAP missions, which occur roughly once per month at different schools on the Big Island, have shown the positive ways Marines can help in the community, according to Judge, and the participants seem to be hooked. "We probably got through to a few of them today," Land said. .1 definitely want to stay involved with this and continue helping kids." Staff Sgt. Kenny Gatlin, a counselor with base Substance Abuse Coun- seling Center, introduces Marine volunteers to the students from Puhoa at the CDAP kickoff.

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We hope you will enjoy this special edi- during the holiday season when tion of the Military Sun Press, created HAWAII MARINE is not published. especially for HAWAII MARINE readers

The Military Sun Press, published twice each year, is in no way connected to the U.S. Marines or the U.S. government.

Hawaii Marine

WEEK OF DECEMBER 25-31, 1998

714Ness Sailors, Marines

return home CNO welcomes back forces after successful six-month deployment

By CNO Public Affairs

WASHINGTON (NNS) - Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jay L. Johnson recent- ly welcomed home two carri- er battle groups and two amphibious ready groups (ARGs) who returned on schedule, and just in time for the holidays.

In Navy messages to the returning ships released Dec. 8, the CNO extended con- gratulations for a job well done to the more than 20,000 sailors and Marines who were part of the USS Abra- ham Lincoln and USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Battle Groups, the USS Saipan Amphibious Ready Group and the USS Essex Amphibi- ous Ready Group.

After deployments that lasted six months, each sailor and Marine is returning to a "richly deserved homecom- ing," according to Adm. John- son.

"From beginning to end, you vividly demonstrated the unique capabilities and peer- less flexibility of forward deployed naval forces in sup- port of international peace and stability," Adm. Johnson told them.

City, Navy in joint recycling pilot project

The city will start a one- year pilot project with the Navy to recycle its waste- water sludge and yard trim- mings into garden compost.

The city began delivering 140 tons of sludge a week Dec. 14 from its Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant and 69 tons of yard trim- mings to the Navy's Barbers Point Composting Center.

"The city places a high pri- ority on recycling because it conserves our natural resources by returning what we use back to the environ- ment," Mayor Jeremy Harris said. "We have begun recy- cling wastewater for indus- trial uses at our Honouliuli plant. Now we will begin reusing the sludge that is removed from the waste- water."

Sludge is solid impurities removed from wastewater during treatment. Honolulu's sludge is considered "clean" because it is low in heavy metals, making it ideal for high-quality compost. The city regulates wastewater discharged by businesses and tests its sludge for more than 130 pollutants.

The composting process takes six months, with the final product containing nutrients that improve soil texture. The Navy has been composting Department of Defense sludge for about a year at the Barbers Point site.

The composting project is part of many environmental efforts the city is presenting to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under a 1995 Consent Decree.

The CNO applauded the specific accomplishments of each group in his messages. Members of tho Eisenhower Battle Group received praise from Adm. Johnson for mak- ing a difference in two volatile areas.

"Your extensive prepara- tions to operate in several theaters and subsequent impressive performance were instrumental in ensuring Iraqi compliance with U.N. Security Council resolutions and mitigating internal vio- lence in Kosovo," the CNO said to Dwight D. Eisenhow- er Battle Group Sailors.

The Lincoln Battle Group was also commended by the Navy's highest ranking officer for their service in the Fifth Fleet's area of operations.

"Your performance in the Arabian Gulf, from enforcing

See HOME on pg. 8

All that jazz The Marine Forces Pacific Jazz Orchestra performs a free holiday concert last week at Ron Bright Theatre at Castle High School.

Tad Tamura photo

Marines take anti-drug message to Big Isle school Kaneohe Bay Marines

spread their "stay in school, stay off drugs"

message to hundreds of Big

Island students Dec. 17. The mission was part of

the Marines' Community Drug Awareness Program

and its purpose was to reach out to youth and give classes on drug awareness and clean, healthy lifestyles,

DCAPC photos

Puhoa Intermediate School seventh-grader Rayon Tabor holds steady as Pfc. Daniel Bird applies camouflage paint to his face during the Marines visit to the Big Island campus Dec. 17.

according to 2nd Lt. Angela Judge, CDAP coordinator.

Twenty-six Marines from Headquarters Battalion, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regi- ment and Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363 traveled on a CH-53D heli- copter to Puhoa Intermedi- ate School, where they first met with about 200 seventh- and eighth-grade students.

"I think it's important for Marines to take the time to let kids know that we were there once, too, and to be good role models," said Lance Cpl. Sungmin Kim, a clerk with the base disbursing office and a CDAP volun- teer.

Seven sta-

tant to let the kids know that even with the obstacles that face them, they can still suc- ceed and accomplish their goals."

"Some of the kids 'took what we had to say to heart," Kim said.

Many students were thrilled by the Marines' visit.

"I like that they took their time to fly here to talk to us,"

said Ryan

"I think it's important for Marines to take the time to let kids know that we were there once, too, and to be good role models."

- Lance Cpl. Sungmin Kim

tions provided the students the opportunity to see what Marines do and learn how to avoid drugs and alcohol. There was also a station to teach ways to prevent teen pregnancy and a station that promoted self-esteem.

"The self-esteem group went pretty well, from our standpoint," said Cpl. Robert Driggs, III, a clerk with base disbursing and a CDAP vol- unteer. "The kids gave us their full attention. We used drill as an example of how the Marine Corps builds self- esteem."

Other CDAP participants said they felt the students, including the second wave of approximately 300 high school students that joined the presentation, needed the interaction with the Marines.

"We conducted a question- and-answer session about life in general, the experi- ences we've had," said Lance Cpl. Thomas Land, a clerk with base disbursing and a CDAP volunteer. "It's impor-

Tabar, a sev- enth-grade student at Puhoa. "I think I might want to join the Marine Corps."

The CDAP missions, which occur roughly once per month at different schools on the Big Island, have shown the positive ways Marines

can help in the community, according to Judge, and the participants seem to be hooked.

"We probably got through to a few of them today," Land said. .1 definitely want to stay involved with this and continue helping kids."

Staff Sgt. Kenny Gatlin, a counselor with base Substance Abuse Coun- seling Center, introduces Marine volunteers to the students from Puhoa at the CDAP kickoff.

A-2 Military Sun Press December 25-31, 1998

Day of honor Army 1st Sgt. Steve Young (right). accompanied by government

official H. David Burge and Lt. Gov. Mazie Hirono, carries a wreath

to a memorial during the Veterans Day ceremony at Hawaii State

Veterans Cemetery. Liane Lazo of halau Na Hula '0 Puamana

(below) dances for distinguished guests and their families.

Tad Tamura photos

John Sheedy (above left), a former state commander of the Disabled American Veterans, watches the solemn service wearing his service cap with rib- bons. Angela Thompson and Kevin Vaughn (above right) march with other members of the Joint Service Color Guard.

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In the Midwest, the word "recreation" may invoke visions of fishing, hunting or even storm chasing.

In Hawaii, with its lanky palm trees, turquoise waters and white-sand beaches, the word recreation may conjure pictures of luaus, sunbathing, or frolicking in the surf.

Sailing also comes to mind. But for most, navigating a 14- foot watercraft while trying to calculate wind speed and mul- tiple other tasks may seem more of a chore than fun.

Not so, according to Karen Nichols, skipper and instructor with Hickam's Wet Hens sail- ing club, made up of military wives who enjoy sailing and are willing to share the experi- ence with others.

The club meets at Hickam Harbor once a week to discuss and enjoy the sport of sailing.

The Wet Hens also offer three 10-week sailing courses each year, open to military

women of all branches of ser- vice.

Sailing classes meet every Thursday at the Hickam Har- bor. Each class begins with a light breakfast, followed by a 30-minute "Chalk Talk" session.

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Nichols said that from day one, the students begin learn- ing out on the water, where she said most of the instruc- tion takes place.

Before "hitting the water," the students - also called "chicks" - are divided into pairs and assigned an instruc- tor. Each instructor works with only two students.

"The first thing we do is have the students capsize their boats," Nichols said. "Many people are afraid of capsizing, so we want them to overcome

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The training doesn't stop once the women are off the water.

At the end of each training session, the instructors debrief the class on what was accom- plished that day. The students are also assigned reading from the U.S. Sailing Small Boat Certification Training manual.

At the end of the 10-week course - after the students have successfully completed a written exam and sailed a boat on their own -they are issued a U.S. Sailing Student Com- pletion card along with a Hick- am Harbor certification card.

"I always thought sailing looked like a lot of work," Nichols said. "But after taking the course, I realized I had gained more from the class than an understanding of basic sailing. I gained new friends, I became a part of the Hickam community right away, and I had a lot of fun."

Although sailing is some- what physical, Nichols said it is rewarding to sail across the harbor with nothing but the wind as your power.

"The best part (of being a Wet Hen) is that you realize you can't do anything by your- self," the skipper added. "It's a group effort, and everyone knows what they have to do to prepare our students.

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Nichols said that although the program has been around for more than 30 years, the course curriculum hasn't changed much. She said the bond of friendship, the love of sailing, the weather, and the beautiful harbor setting have also remained the same.

"What amazes me is that the Wet Hen volunteers (instruc- tors) don't get paid for their time. Despite this fact, the women have managed to keep the club going strong for 37 years," Nichols said.

According to Wet Hens instructor Sally Fortson, the club was formed here in 1961 after a group of Air Force wives learned to sail and want- ed to share their experience.

"They called themselves the Wet Hens and began a teach- ing tradition that continues today," Fortson added.

Fortson said the group fol- lowed the philosophy of Lou Foster - the Hickam Harbor master at that time.

"Foster believed that in order to have strong sailors, soldiers, sailors and airmen who kept their minds on their jobs, it was up to (the Morale, Welfare and Recreation agency) to keep their families happy even when (their mili- tary spouses) were far away from home," Fortson said. "The sailing class helped serve this purpose."

Although the Wet Hens is a women's club, Nichols said all those wanna-be "Wet Roost- ers" out there can also enjoy the sport of sailing by signing up for the Hickam Harbor's Start Sailing Right course. For more details, call 449-5215.

The next Wet Hens Basic Sailing Class begins Jan. 7. Registration begins the same day from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Those interested in joining the 10- week course should arrive early because class size is lim- ited. Although the class is open to women from all branches of service, those assigned to or living on Hickam have priori- ty. The cost is $80. For details, call Karen Nichols at 423-6228 or Linda Ladeira at 833-5879.

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Mokapu students donate gifts to mission By Lance Cpl. David Salazar

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII, KANEOHE BAY - The sixth-grade class at Mokapu Ele- mentary School donated more than 75 Christmas gifts to the River of Life Mission homeless shelter in downtown Honolulu last week.

At the school's request, the gifts were delivered by Sgt. Stephen Smith and Cpl. Joshua Scott, mili- tary policemen with the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program here.

"I think it's amazing how much work (the students) did for this," said Mike Mc Cray, facilities man- ager at the mission. "It shows their hearts are in a good place - for them to pitch in and do this."

"The kids don't know how happy these people are going to be when they get their gifts," Mc Cray said.

According to Kathryn D. Choi, sixth- grade teacher and coordinator of the project, the gifts were originally intend-

Marine Cpl. Joshua Scott helps unload Christmas gifts donated by sixth-graders at Mokapu Elementary School.

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Along with breathtaking scenery, the men saw eagles, deer and other wildlife. Except for swarms of mos- quitoes in the Great Plains and a few mean motorists - who nearly ran them off the road - traveling on rural roads was a memorable experience, Knudson said.

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A grandson does a grandpa proud By Susan Page

It hadn't been opened for almost 18 years. The musty packing box, exiled to my parents' attic so long ago, was clearly marked "John's USMC Stuff." I so

hoped what I was looking for would be in there. As I gin- gerly lifted the flaps, the ancient brown tape crumbled into bits. I took a deep breath, sneezed from the dust and dove in to try to find the wooden jewelry box and the second lieutenant bars John wore when he was commissioned into the Marine Corps in 1957. Col. John Ditto, 24-year Marine Corps aviator, Vietnam War veteran, devoted husband and father of my children, died in '81 in a Harrier jet.

Though important, finding those bars wasn't what brought me to my Texas hometown. My own dad's

throat cancer had come back. After the biopsy, the doctor's words to Mother were brutal- ly terse, "Hospice. You need to call them right away."

At that point though, while hunched over a cardboard box of memories, it wasn't my terminally ill father I was thinking of, but of yet a third generation, my son Kyle. He was 6 at the time of the dreaded knock at the door that changed all our lives. He'd always been his dad's little shadow. At 4, he got to visit the squadron flight deck before a long deployment, and for hours he trailed along, happily cling- ing to his dad's dangling "G suit" hose - "umbilical" symbolically and literally - as Dad performed last- minute duties.

As he grew up, Kyle was asked occasionally if he'd fol- low in his dad's footsteps and become a Marine. "No way," he'd always answer emphati- cally. "That's not for me." Understandable, I thought.

That's why I was so sur- prised when he called during his junior year in college and said, "Mom, I've decided I want to be a Marine."

"Why?" I asked, hiding the stress in my voice.

"Because I want to serve my country," was his simple reply. On his application, he added, "I want to follow in my father's and grandfa- ther's footsteps."

Veterans Day, Nov. 11, marked the midway point of Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Va. Then, on Dec. 11 (his birthday), Kyle was commissioned as an officer in the Marine Corps, formalized by the pinning on of those gold second lieutenant bars. Hence my urgent mission to find his dad's insignia.

Another wad of deteriorat- ing paper removed, another sneeze and there was the jewelry box, untouched since it was packed just weeks after the funeral. Two deep breaths. The contents were perfectly intact -a treasure-

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trove of Marine Corps items: emblems, ribbons, medals and rank insignia, all coveted accessories to a uniform so proudly worn by one dedicat- ed Marine. All but the ones I needed now. My heart sank.

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(OSAKA, JAPAN) -- More than two dozen soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment traveled some 500 miles by military van and C- 130 cargo plane from Iwateya- ma Training Camp to Osaka, Japan, to spend the day with 130 youths at the Holy Family Home Orphanage.

The trip was in commemora- tion of the orphanage's 50-year legacy with the Wolfhounds of Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and to strengthen the positive relationship between the Japanese people and Ameri- can soldiers.

The Holy Family Home was established after World War II, in Osaka, Japan, by the Sisters of Charity of St. Paul, to house orphans living in Osaka. The tradition of Wolfhound support was start- ed in 1949, with Sgt. Hugh O'Reilly coordinating support on a regular basis from his unit.

The Wolfhounds continued that support while deployed in Korea in 1950. They are credited with providing the funds that built the orphan- age complex, and with improving the standard of liv- ing for the children of the Holy Family Home.

In 1955, the American Film "Three Stripes in the Sun," documented this unique rela- tionship between East and West.

"I just think it's very impor- tant that we continue this tra- dition, established over 50 years ago with Wolfhounds contributing to the develop- ment of children here in Japan," said Lt. Col. William B. Garrett, III, 1st Battalion,

27th Infantry Regiment com- mander.

"Here today on the outskirts of the city of Osaka, our meet- ing is much more than just a friendly gathering, it is in every sense a historic gather- ing," said Akio Aoyama, an Osaka businessman and sup- porter of the home. "We are men and women of different races, different religious beliefs, different callings in life. We have come together as parts in the bridge of love between East and West," he said.

The theme of unity, hope and love was continually expressed throughout the trip by the soldiers of the 25th Division.

"Awesome is the only word I can use to express how my heart is moved by the chil- dren," Spc. Michael Rutledge said.

"All you feel is love in your heart once you've been touched by these kids," Aaron Little said.

During their visit, the Wolfhounds spent time play- ing games with the children, exchanging gifts and sharing meals.

"We need the father figures of these soldiers and their kindness, because a lot of the children come from broken homes. I know this legacy of love could not have continued without God's help," said Sis- ter Suzanne of the Holy Fami- ly Home.

The Wolfhound legacy of supporting the needs of the children of the Holy Family Home, and playing Father Christmas will continue as a result of recognizing and remembering this special relationship.

December 25-31, 1998 Military Sun Press B-1

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Angel of mercy Katy Eldridge (left) consoles a nervous Kai Derrickson while they and other angel performers wait their turn on stage during a rehearsal of "A Chil- dren's Christmas Celebration" Sunday tit Windward United Church of Christ.

Holiday wishes from Secretary Cohen WASHINGTON (NNS) - Secretary of

Defense William S. Cohen sends the fol- lowing holiday message to service mem- bers:

"As we enter this joyous season and approach the end of 1998, it is fitting that we pause to reflect on our accomplish- ments.

"For another year, we have maintained security in an unstable world. In opera- tions at home and abroad, you have defended America's vital interests, trans- formed chaos into calm, and provided

shelter, food and care for thousands in. need. Most important, by your very pres- ence, you brought hope to those who had known only despair. These are not only great military achievements, they are great humanitarian accomplishments for which the entire nation can be proud.

"Now, as we gather to enjoy the holi- days, let us rejoice in the freedoms which your sacrifice, dedication and determina- tion have made possible. But let us not forget those who are not here: the soldier who stands watch on the DMZ, the sailer

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"May the spirit and peace of this holiday season be with you all and may God grant you health and happiness in the coming year."

Happy Holidays! -William S. Cohen

avy wife named a Very Important Patriot By National Military Families Association Public Affairs

WASHINGTON (NNS) - Meg MacGregor, a Navy

spouse from Bangor, Wash., received the Very Important Patriot award during the National Military Family Association's 1998 Annual Meeting and Luncheon held

recently at Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D.C.

MacGregor was one of only four recipients of this 1998 international award for out- standing volunteerism pre-

Helping hands

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Guest speaker Army Gen. Henry H. Shelton, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that his "best memento for the day was being able to be with NMFA to recognize such dedi- cation by the honorees."

During the week of VIP activ- ities in Washington, MacGre- gor visited with Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jay L. John- son to discuss a wide variety of issues and concerns of Navy families. She also talked about military community issues at the offices of Thomas M. Davis III (R-Va. 11th District).

MacGregor, a mother of three, was nominated by the Bangor Officers' Spouses Asso- ciation, Bangor Naval Subma- rine Base, Wash.

She developed and spear- headed BOSA's affiliation with a birth-to-three years neuro- development clinic and preschools. Her efforts serve children with special needs and their families, where 35 percent to 40 percent of the Shelter's clientele is military. She also initiated and directed the association's outreach pro- gram with a shelter estab- lished for battered and abused wives and children.

The 16-year Navy spouse also started a program with Child Protective Services to benefit children receiving fos- ter care by collecting and assembling bags of personal hygiene items for children to take with them to their new homes. She initiated a part- nership with a local food bank to collect and box non-perish- able items for baskets to be given to the poor and indigent in the community at Thanks- giving in 1997.

MacGregor donated her time and talent to her local school, church and sports organiza- tions as well.

VIP awards, first presented at NMFA's 1995 Annual Meet- ing and Luncheon, recognize the significant military and/or civilian community volunteer work of four individuals who are either active-duty service members, retired service mem- bers or family members.

The NMFA is a non-profit, predominantly volunteer orga- nization with members from all of the uniformed services, retirees, reserves and their family members and survivors.

B-2 Military Sun Press December 25-31, 1998

VIP Soccer League players get their kicks on the field By Carol Chang Sun Press Staff Writer

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drome, and other players bring a variety of physical and mental challenges to the ball field. But apathy is not one of them. And everyone who helps out comes away enlight- ened and touched by the whole experience.

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"You can't be there and not feel like you belong," Milks said. "They'd better ask me back next year or I'll be hurt."

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WINDWARD - Hina Mauka's Family Education and Counseling program con- tinues to lend support to fam- ilies of addicted individuals by teaching them how to care for themselves and regain their lives.

In its second year of opera- tion, the program has seen more than 100 people who were overwhelmed by their home situation, said Hina Mauka executive director Andy Anderson.

"Of the 20 to 25 calls we receive at the center, 20 are from families seeking help," said Anderson, who thinks

families of addicts are unaware help is available for them, not just the addict,

Participants meet from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursdays at the Kaneohe rehabilitation center at 45-845 Po`okela St. The sessions are conducted by a professional counselor who educates group members on addiction, drugs available and, more important, how to get control of their lives.

The program differs from Al-Anon groups in that it's more than a support group, Anderson said. "It has a certi- fied counselor who is a spe- cialist on addiction and family dynamics," he said. "He helps set goals they can achieve every day."

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Janice joined Hina Mauka's family program a year ago, after realizing that she was losing control.

"I was so strung out," she said. "You get addicted to the person with the problem. They are addicted to drugs but you are addicted to them. You become obsessed with where they are, what they're doing. I didn't want to go out, wanted to be home all the time."

Things got so bad at home that her husband worried about her health. Realizing they needed help, the couple turned to Hina Mauka.

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joining the program, Janice started to detach from the sit- uation. "I made a mental shift, and decided that I was not going to obsess any more."

She told her daughter to either shape up or go to jail. By then her daughter had lost her job and was on the verge of hitting rock bottom, Janice recalls. Then in April her daughter agreed to go into Hina Mauka's residential program. Three weeks later she was released and enrolled as an outpatient, attending group therapy three times a week. She now goes to after- care meetings.

Janice noticed a marked improvement in her daugh- ter's behavior after leaving the residential program. She was more communicative and there were no longer "weird" phone calls late at night.

"She's come back," Janice says. "I had a happy ending."

Janice continues going to the meetings, not because she's afraid of a relapse in her daughter, but to give support to other parents who are struggling with their chil- dren's addictions. "Learning to detach is easier said than done," she said.

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HAWAII KAI - An old Navy landing craft sunk in waters off Maunalua Bay this fall may lure scuba-div- ing companies and their cus- tomers, but its main function will be to help build fish pop- ulations, according to state officials.

Brian Kanenaka, an aquatic biologist for the Department of Land and Natural Resources, said the sinking. is part of the state's continuing effort to build artificial reefs.

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65 Help Wanted

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10 PEOPLE to process mail from home: Unlimited income potential. 543-0944.

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1505 Apts. Partly Furnished

HALE ANAOLE (2) 2/1. sec., clean, $950 & $900 utils. incl. 239.2343

1505 Apts. Partly Furnished

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1505 Apts. Partly Furnished

KAILUA lg. 1/1, prkg., util incl., avail now. $850 262-8916 or 945-0519

KAILUA studio, S600 incl Wits., bath/kitchenette. nr bus. Call 254-5834 eves. 287-7936 pgr.

KAILUA studio, nr. beach, MCBH, incl. util., cbl., pool, $675. 254-1452,

KAILUA, 66-E Kihapal St. 1/1, $650. No pets/smkr./ drinking. Call 262-6892.

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1505 Apts. Partly Furnished

PUNALUU beachfront 1/1, new appls., pool, sec., prkg., Sect. 8 OK. utils. incl., $650 293-0650.

PUNCHBOWL Ige 1 bdrm, prkg., pool, coin W/D, nr. bus. $695. 521-7264

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TEMPLE VALLEY 1/1, mtn. hideaway, fireplace, furo tub, $795. 254-5695.

WAHIAWA .1/1 cottage in forest. Sec., util. incl.. $575/$625 furn. 621-1809.

WAIALUA 1 bdrm., 1 bath. clean, prkg.., $350. Now avail. Call 623-3333.

WAIPAHU clean 2 bdrm.. pets negotiable. $600. Call 671-1961.

1510 Apts. Unfurnished

KAILUA KOOLAU VISTA C-216, Great Location, 2/1.5, W/D, 1 cov'd prkg, no pets. A/C. incl. water, $950 Avail 1/1 247-8833 xama.4

1530 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

KAILUA 2/11/2, cv'd. prkg.. sec., mtn. view, A/C, nr bus/shops, free 'til 1/15i 99 w/yr. Ise., $950 incl. water/cable. 262-7429.

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MILILANI Olaloa (seniors) 2/11/4, 2nd fl. ceiling fan, A/C opt., 1 prkg., immac- ulate! $725. Call 373-4753

PUU . HELEAKALA 4/1.5/2, sm. yd.. Sect. 8, $900. 671-4344. 668.6959

1530 Condos/Townhouses Partly Furnished

WAHIAWA 2/1, 2 parking, all appliances, water incl., $825 Call 625-2170,

1550 Houses Furnished

KAILUA-SIDE Fully Furn. 2/2/2 twnhse. View! TV+, clean. Short OK 262-5445

1555 Houses Partly Furnished

ENCHANTED LAKE 3/1.5, fenced yd., nr. shops, bus. $1300. dep. neg., incl. water. Call 375-9353.

KAHALUU avail 1 /99, 211

dplx., washer, utils. incl., no pets, $950. 239-5479.

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1555 Houses Partly Furnished

KAILUA XL 2/1, $1200. XL studio, $800. Both incl. utils./cable. 261-8244.

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KAILUA newly painted cot- tage, nr. shopping/bus/ theatres, W/D, $700/mo. incl. utils. 290-5060.

KAIMUKI3/1, $1150 incl. utils. No smk./drink. Call 739-5113, 734-6234,

KAIMUKI new 211, share W/D, utils. incl., $1100/ mo, 538-0448, 732-2280.

KANEOHE 3/1, W/D, Ige fenced yd., cv'd. lanai, 1

car cv'd. prkg., pets OK avail. 2/1/99, $1500. Must see! 239-7912, 396-3001.

KANEOHE nice cedar 3/2 upstairs, quiet, $1150 incl. water. no pets. 235-0789.

1555 Houses Partly Furnished

LGE. 3/2 close to Waikele, gar., patio, encl. yd., $1000 + dap /ref. 484-4013

MCCULLY duplex, 2/1, or, school, prkg., no pets. $725. 941-3816/422-2470.

PEARL CITY duplex, 211/1. avail. 1/15, $800 incl. water. 672-3294.

WAHIAWA 2 bdrms,, 1

bath, house with yard, $850. Call 531-6282.

WAIALUA 4/2.5, nr. bus/ school, fenced yd., 2-car gar, $1300. 637-4154.

1572 Moving/Storage

COLEMAN AMERICAN MOVING SERVICES, INC.

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Free Est. 682-1576,

1580 Real Estate For Sale

FORECLOSED HOMES Delinquent tax repos

and bankruptcies being sold!

For current listings. CALL NOW!

1-800-501-1777 extension 3401.

1610 Rentals to Share

PEARL CITY 1 bdrm. in nice home, female, $300 + utils. + dep. 455-9771. WAIPAHU 1 extra Ige, & 1

rag. bdrm., nr. Waikele/ SALT LAKE 1 room, own bus/school. 6 7 1-3 8 1 7. phone, $400 + dep , incl. utils. Call 422-6665

1625 Rooms For Rent

ENCHANTED LAKE 1

room, private bath, $475/ mo. + deposit & utils., avail. 1/1. 578-3602 pgr.

FURN. ROOM in Kapolei. $400 incl. cable & utilities. Call 549-5756.

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1840 Vacation Rentals

"LANIKAI NEAR BEACH" lovely 1-bdrm. cottage, or 2/2 hm., TV+. 262-5445

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RESORT KAUAI

Room for 2 Adults Free Buffet Breakfast

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: Accounting/Bookkeeping - Air Conditioning

Appliances - Automotive Services - Blinds/Drapes Business Services - Cabinetry - Carpentry

Carpets - Chiropractor - Cleaning - Clericary Ping

Computer Service - Contracting/Construction Drafting - Drywall - Electrical - Entertainment

Equipment Rentals - Fencing - Financial Services Floors/Tiles - Graphics/Printing - Handyman

Hauling - Income Tax - Insurance - Internet Service Landscaping - Legal Services - Masonry

Massage Therapy - Travel Agents Painting/Wall

Covering Photography Plastering Plumbing Pools & Spas - Professional Services - Property

Management - Rain Gutters - Remodeling - Repair Resumes Roofing - School Instruction - Screens &

Jalousies - Sewing & Alterations - Telephone Service Termite/Pest Control- Towing - Tree Trimming

Upholstery - Video Taping - Vinyl Siding - Weddings Welding - Yard Service

For as little as S34.75 per mo. (annual rate) you can place a 3-line Sun Press Professional Service ad. Call today for details, 235-5881.

Air Conditioning

A/C not cooling as good as it used to? Might just need maintenance. Rea- sonable Rates. Weekends OK 231-0117 Tropic Air Conditioning.

Appliances

KURTZ REPAIR Free Est. Guar. I'll beat the best cuz I'm better. 530-4853 pgr.

SELL IT fast! Call 235-5881

Automotive Services

'AUTO CEILING REPAIR* Chuck's Mobile

Upholstery Service. Call .

263-4205, 641-8402 pgr.

Automotive Services

HONOLULU AUTO APPRAISERS Appraise before shipping, ins. claims/disputes, dona- tions, etc. 521.8431

DON'T NEED IT? Sell it in

the Classifieds. 235-5881

Blinds/Drapes

UP TO 60% OFF Vertical & Mini blinds. Tony D. & Co. Call 524-3616

Business Services

R U LOOKING for the cheapest form of "in-your- lace" advertising? Call Affective Ads, 236-4870.

Quality portraits at affordable prices. On location

Indhelduat couples or groups. Color or black & white Special Military discounts

Call 581-1310 for nom Informarloo

New SPECIAL Year MEE 8x10 InffnE.xC

Carpentry

A CARREIRA Home Repairs & Painting. One

call, we do it all. Free est. Call 262-9208. To $1000.

ALL AROUND Carpenter Svc. To $1 0 0 O. 25 yrs'. exp. 234 -7333, 549-1559

IF YOU NEED HELP find it in the Professional ' Services section in the

Classifieds Cell 235-5881.

MODERN CARPENTRY all types: reasonable rates up to SIK ref avail 263-8377

Carpets

TRAVIS' CARPET CLEAN- ING Good prices, quality service. Call 371-7897.

Cleaning

At BEST FILIPINA Cleaners" Regular & move outs. Free Est. 239-5316.

"ANA'S CLEANING" Full prof, svc., moving ? /home. 7 yrs'. exp. 254-0910.

"NOOK & CRANNY" Personalized, reliable,

Kailua. 262-8767

FIND IT fast! Call 235-5881

*V.I.P Cleaning Svc, Move outs, commercial, Res. 220-1871/834-2922.

A QUALITY PRO. SVC. Move in/out & Carpets. Home/ofc. Refs. 927-2133

CLEAN-4-U! Good work at good prices. House /office, move-outs. Call 290-5681.

Cleaning

GLORIA'S Constr ;Clean- up? Moving? Res./Comml. Free Est. Call 227-6560.

HANNAH'S HOUSEHOLD HELPER Cleaning by the hour. Honest. reliable. 672-4438, 691-4033 pgr.

I LOVE TO CLEAN Gen. cleaning/move outs. Non-toxic products. Reas

Call 734-1000.

THE BEST BARGAINS are found in the Classifieds

Call 235-5881.

MAI'S CLEAN SWEEP Housekeeping svcs. Move in/out. Quality Guar. 341-0242, 422-8619.

RES, CLEANING Exp. & reliable. Starting $35 for 2 hrs. 689-3259.

THIS WEEK ONLYI $69 SPECIAL. Hawaiian Knights. 285-0780.

Computer Services

COMPUTER HELP House Calls. Year 2000, Tutor, Internet. Reas. 949-6537

FREE INITIAL Computer consulting & diagnostics System sales. 834-3525

Contracting & Construction

"TRS QUALITY" Build, renovate. kitch./bath, addi- tions. Houses. Low prices. Refs. 235-1714, 8C-17112

DON'T FORGET to check out those closets. Never know what

you may find which could put $$$ in your pocket. Sell it in

the Classifieds. Call 235-5881.

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PLUS (buy one. get one free)

TAX Complimentary Airport Shuttle

Call your favorite travel agent, or

Dom 14388-823-5111/1-808-823-6000 SunSpree Resort Effective through January 31, 1999 space available basis.

Kauai Proof of Hawaiian residency required @ check in,

44.444w4ort4et44wt44-tot4,444oct44wk44Nd4414k4444 ,;&

"CHECK MY 10 DAY EXCHANGE"

IF YOU ARE NOT TOTALLY SATISFIED WITHIN 10 DAYS OF PURCHASE

BRING IT BACK*

THIS WEEK

`ALL MY CARS

ARE

DOLLARS" CASH DOWN

PRICES ARE GOOD THRU MONDAY, DEC. 28TH. VEHICLE SALE PRICE MONTHLY

'92 CHRYSLER LEMON GTC CONT. $14 000 $174 e299075C3450

tr V-6, AUTO, AIR, PM, P0., CASS. " A MO. E

12 TOYOTA PASEO OW213/03435 AIR. P/S,AWFM. CASS. $4,999 SAVE 01:1/1112I3Aa8C GR. PRE SE $14

999 SAVE V-6 AUTO, AIR, PAN. Pk, CASS ABS

'ourfirGIE1 SAWA 4x4 $5 SAVE V-6, P/S. CASS., ALLOYS,

WIDE TIRES

'93 DODGE INTREPID ES se on 9 $192 A MO.

NFI)6132/M2355

tOU V-6, AUTO, AIR, PM, Pk CASS , ALLOYS

'95 DODGE NEON MOLINE Se $192 WM723/03531

AUTO, AIR AM/FM, CASS., DUAL A MO. AIR BAGS

'94 TOYOTA PASEO rt y6 $ #GEG578035a4 AIR. P/S. AM/FM. CASS. 9999 1.P .,9,1,,J2:1; 2W9RANGLER SE 4x4sg V-6, HARD TOP. AIR. CASS.. Ulthi ALLOYS

95 DODGE NEON MOLINE eGCR57911)3471

AIR, P/S. AM/FM, CASS.. 999 $192

DUAL AIR BAGS A MO.

9 L2CHED13794CANARO ES CONK $ V-8. AUTO AIR, RW, PA,, 1 CASS , ABS

lf9m!FIEDREURY TRACER $8,499 $196 AIR, P/S. MA/FM CASS.. ALLOYS A MO.

AUTO, AIR, DUAL AIR BAGS

97 PLYMOUTH NEON HICHLINE $8X99 $196 vMDD520tM2340 04 A MO.

'97 DODGE NEON WHIN Se 499 $196 0W:0510/M2353 AUTO, AIR, PIS, AM/FM, DUAL AIR 011 BAGS A MO.

n9 '97 GEO METRO LSI $196

$ IIGWW 592/D3487

d AUTO. AIR, AM/FM, WAS AIR BAGS A MO. '

VEHICLE '96 BUICK CENTURY 500562E:M2368 V-_,6 ABS

AUTO AIR, P/VV, P/L, CASS

SALE PRICE MONTHLY

$8,950 $,?tt '96 DODGE STRATUS $8 99 $208 AUTO. AIR. CASS.. DUAL AIR BAGS 19 A MO.

liGDY127iD3444

'97 CHEVY CAVALIER LS A a%

AUTO. AIR, P/S. PM, PA., CASS #GOZ749/D3445 yt 750 $229

A MO.

'96 OLDSMOBILE CIERA SL IGNz309u2333 5-6, AUTO, AIR, P/S, P1W, PA , f ,

$9850 $229 A MO. CASS,ABS

'96 DODGE STRATUS *SWAM/03455 AUTO. AIR, P/W, PI, CASS DUAL AIR BAGS

$9,999 5229 '97 PONTIAC SUNFIRE SE yy $229 #GTG574/03508 AUTO. AIR, P/S. AM/FM, CASS ,

A MO. ABS

'96 MERCURY MYSTIQUE CS y $218 CASS' AUTO, AIR, P/S, P/W, P/1.. AM/FM, A MO.

',9,8seanoNinGHLRE $10499 SAVE AUTO, AIR. DUAL AIR BAGS

'98 DODGE NEON HIGHLINE $ 1 0 4 99 $239 #966360m2362

BA AUGS TO. AIR. P/S, AM/FM, DUAL AIR A MO.

'94 MAZDA MN/ Huw179'p3524 V-6, AUTO. AIR, NW, P /L, CASS $10999 '95 EAGLE VISION TSI aGBA559/M2348

5-6, AUTO. AIR. P/W. PIL. CASS 50 $292

DUAL AIR BAS

CREDIT PROBLEMS? CALL 233-AUTO AUT REDIT

WE'RE THE ONLY ONE'S THAT HAVE IT. ALSO ON THE NET AT

www.autocredithawaii.com

WINDWARD FEES WINDWARD DODGE OF CHRYSLER

ALL DODGE VEHICLES $195 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH JEEP EAGLE 46-177 KAHUHIPA ST. 233-6000 46.004 KAWA ST KANEOHE* 233-6064

'Credit on approval. Vehicles subject to prior sale. Terms written of 12-54 mos., 12.9% APR. Prices and payments plus lox, tic., and doc. fees of

195.Used car exchange for vehicle of equal or greater value.

Contracting & Construction

* Hawaii law, Chapter 444, HRS, prohibits any person. corporation or entity from offering or performing con- struction work without a con- tractor's license issued by the Contractor's License Board. Appearance in this classification does not mean the license issued to the listed contractor may still be current and valid. if you have any questions concern- ing a contractors license. corn- plaint history or to file a cur- rent compliant. Please con- tact the Department of Com- merce and Consumer Affairs Licensing Board at 587.3222 press 1

Drafting & Design

'TRS QUALITY DESIGNS' Designing, plan drafting, permit routing. 235-1714.

IF A LITTLE extra cash would light up your life, turn on to the Classifieds.

Fencing

ALL FENCE, INC. Free Est Specials.

#C-21521 220-9327.

Financial Services

CREDIT IMPROVEMENT Strategies. Send $12 check or money order & SASE to: J.B. Wiggins, Inc., 94-602 Kupuohi St. AC. Waipahu, HI 96797.

DEBT CONSOLIDATION Cut payments to 65%.

24-hr. approval. 1-800-873-8207.

Financial Services

MONEY PROBLEMS? Past-due bills? Con-

solidate w/o a loan or bankruptcy. 235-9600.

Floors & Tile

PERGO INSTALLATION Honest. Reliable, Afforda- ble rates. Free est. -o $1000 Call 676-4052

Handyman

'HANDYMAN BOB' Car pentry/Painting/Drywall.

To 61000. 247-9498.

"SERVICES UNLIMITED" Home Repairs. Carpentry, Painting, Etc. Reis. Free Estimates. To 51000" Call 235-6199, 287-8727 pgr.

ALL HOME REPAIRS 30 yrs. of skill & integrity.

To $1000. Don, 254-8463.

CUSTOM HOME REPAIR Carpentry, masonry, dry- wall. No job too small.

To $1000 Call 696-9684.

CHECK OUT YOUR LINE ADS ON

WWW.MIDWEEK.COM CALL 235-5881 TO PLACE YOUR AD.

HAMADA MAINTENANCE Minor Home Repairs.

To $1000. Cal. 222-7614.

MILTON'S HANDYMAN Home improvemts /repairs to $1000. 262.8419

SHIMA'S HANDYMAN SVC. All home-repairs

To $1000.737.7969 ofc., 576-9409 pgr.,

395-9081 after hrs.

Hauling

"A +" DELIVERY & MOVING appls., car. 737-9662, dig. 28 8-9227. 7 days, 24 hrs.

WE HAUL-SUPERMOVE Moving, storage, emer- gency, 7 days. George. 735- 4697.227 -9340

Masonry

ROCK & TILE wall, retain- ing or fence wall drive- ways, slabs, sidewalks.

Call Hamilton. 293-2648. Lic C-21473

Massage Therapist

ALL STYLES MASSAGE by Kimo. MAT-3416. Mili- tary discount. 286-6081

Painting/Wallcovering

' PAINTING' 30 yrs'. quality exp.

Wanted 5 homes for new product w/25-yr. mfg.

guar. Liquid Vinyl Coating. Hawaiian Coatings, Inc. Call 396-3098. C-20398.

FIND IT fast! Call 235-5881

HIRE A LICENSED contractor. Lic. #C-21471.

Call Jack, 679-0072.

WOW! DO THINGS SELL fast in the Classifieds

Call 235-5881.

Plumbing

A-1 QUALITY PLUMBING Free Est. Same-Day Svc. #C-17031. Call 247 -5158,

373.5158 or 677.5158

'95 Nighthawk 250 Make Offer!

'94 Electra glide (lassite,R34b4 Make Offer!

'96 ER250 16531 Make Offer!

'97 X11200S 86898 Make Offer!

'97 X11200 1110 Make Offer!

'96 II9 14114 Make Offer!

NEW Kawasaki Sale! '99 IX9R K36913 $8,999 '99 ZX7R KI4249 17,999

'99 ZX6R 136101 $6,999

NEW 99 Harleys in Stock Fat Boy Heritage Roadking Classic

Springer 1200 Sport All Models Available

Prices +S75 doe, hndling., tx., lie.

We're the only Dealer Open Sundays! All Trades Welcome. Cars too! 2965 N. Nimitz Highway

(Near JN Chevrolet and the Airport) Lid. 4." Call Now! 831-2600 C

en\ Dah)

REDIT? NO PROBLEM! LOANS UP TO $25,000 0.A.C.*

24 HOURS A DAY TOLL FREE

°E3 Repossessions, Bankruptcy, Tax Liens,

Judgments, Charge-Offs & Foreclosures

WE. CAN HELP! PACIFIC

NISSAN

WAIPAHU 671-2611

94-119 FARRINGTON HWY.

PEARLRIDGE 487-1133

425 KAMEHAMEHA HWY.

*Take immediate delivery from over 300 new Nissan and late model vehicles.

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South Seas Waipahu '99 KAWASAKI

1X6R

'99 H-D Super Glide

Sport '99 KAWASAKI

ZX9R

Professional Services

SISTER'S NAILS & natural healing /reiki. Call for app't 947-9100

Repair

BEN'S VCR CUNIC repair & service on most VCRs/

TVs/tube restoration avail. ree est. Open 7 days, 9

to 9. Call 422-0160.

NEED A/C REPAIR? We provide prof. svc. on all brands of split systems &

window air conditioners. Reas. rates. Wknd. avail 231.0117. Tropic Air Con- ditioning.

MOVING SOON? Make it easy on yourself. Clean out

those closets and sell things fast in the Classifieds.

Call 235-5881.

Roofing

' UNLIMITED ROOFING ' & Waterproofing. Comml / Res. All Types. Free Est. Insured /Bonded. C-20915. 239-5971 or 299-4375 pgr.

ED'S MAINTENANCE Roof repairs/reroofing & hi-pressure cleaning. To $1000. 40 yrs'. exp. Pgr 289-8839, Hm.: 239-5578.

WHEN IT'S TIME FOR RESULTS... call the Classifieds. 2 3 5-58 8'.!

Schools & Instruction

PIANO LESSONS BY JOHN SCHOUTEN Experienced/Affordable

247-6010

Schools & Instruction

TRAVEL TRAINING 'Airlines, Cruises * Travel Agency ' Tours, Hotels

Computers

KOTTNER TRAVEL INSTITUTE

262-7749 I icensed by DOT

Sewing & Alterations

PROFESSIONAL sewing, alter. for all occasions. Free p/u & del 23 5-4990.

Weddings

WEDDINGS ANYWHERE on Oahu. Reas. rates. Rev Dr Silva, 484-2481

Yard Service

AFFORDABLE YARD Service/Mehl FREE Est. 621.3523, 641-5066, Nate

ALTA VISTA We Do Quali- ty Workl Remove weeds, unwanted plants, etc. Satisfaction Guar. FREE EST. Call Luke, 689-6308.

MIKE'S YD. SERVICE. All kinds of work. Low rates. 625-6885. 583-0609 pgr.

MOWING trimming, clear- ing, haul rubbish, maint. Free est. 261-2681, Ian.

NICK'S Mow, trim, plant grass. weed control. Free est. 4 56-080 5, 2 8 7-2 01 7.

ORIENTAL GARDENING & gen. yd. maint. Dwayne, 235-0650, 251-0811 pgr.

REM'S YD. SVC. Free Est. Mow, trim, hedges, weed, plant. Call 261-4952.

M ..... 41. 1/1. A H

AUTO SALES 621 -6280

I 5 2 Wilikina Dr, Wahiawa '87 SUZUKI SAMURAI 4X4 Good Running

WXT694 '995 '65 FORD FALCON Classic,

OM R Jingle Bell Special

7

'92 HONDA SHADOW

631011 S 1 506

'87 NISSAN SENTRA

'92 GEO METRO

CP '1995 Hatchback, 5 SO.

C039

'86 FORD BRONCO II Very Clean, Flo, Ho,

14°

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'91 GEO TRACKER 4X4 Xmas Special $

M:F ;

'89 HONDA CIVIC lX 4

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'89 300ZX Spd T-toc, Cold /VC [ceded

YF308H '3995

'93 DODGE DAYTONA Low Mi

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14795

89 JEEP WAGONEER 404 All Power

KHK890 S499

'91 HONDA ACCORD ricSpd6.143 Door

WE BUY CARS FOR $$$$! Military our specialty and we finance everyone.

All prices + tax. tic. Offer ends 1/9/99.

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GOOD CREDIT BANKRUPTCY REPOSSESSIONS COLLECTIONS LIENS SLOW PAY BAD CREDIT CHARGE OFFS JUDGEMENTS

Take delivery today on new or late model vehicles SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING LITTLE OR NO DOWN PAYMENT

LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS HUGE SELECTION OF QUALITY CARS,

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Just Married No Credit Bad Credit Repossesion

We Offer Financing Credit When Others Can't!

PACIFIC Oldsmobile

Call Jason or Ben Today! 487-5526 or call 24 hours a day....

11.800-566CARS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS, QUALITY PREOWNED VEHICLES!

'94 FORD TEMPO GL $116. #GCJ -685, $4,995

'94 MAZDA 323 $138... #FWA-855, $5,995

'92 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONY. $139. #EVT-698. $5.995

'93 MAZDA PROTEGE #EVC-443, 56,995

'93 DODGE INTREPID #FVf-540. $7,495

'94 MERCURY COUGAR #GJB-889, $8,995

'96 CHEVY CAVALIER #GDZ-315, $9,695

'95 TOYOTA TERCEL DX #GBU-037, $9,999

$140. $150. $187. $189. $189.

'96 OLDS CIERA #GDR -536. $9,995

'93 TOYOTA COROLLA #GPC-322. $5,995

'97 MERCURY TRACER LS #GNY-457, $8,995

'93 EAGLE SUMMIT S/W #FYS 887, 55,995

'97 NISSAN SENTRA XE NGNR-756, $8,995

'94 HONDA DEL SOL SI #GPG-128, $8.995

'97 TOYOTA COROLLA DX #GPB-171, S 10.995

'98 CHEVY PRISM #MDX-807. $11,995

$194. $195. $198. $199. $199. $230. $247. $266.

'Financing OAC and subject lo lender guidelines Prices

plus tax tic VTR and doc fees. Advertised prices no!

available to :ustomers requiring comet ?

arrangements Monthly payment terms with 15.20- down.9-24'.APR lor 3660 months E-3 rmyst be marn, and not currently bvmg in military bachelor evade - Vehicles subiri 011er ends 1231 9;:,

98-055 Kamehameha Highway, Aiea

IPMEMI "ail= Call Special Finance Managers Jason Hattori & Ben Yogi: 487-5526

A SPECIAL YEAR-END RED TAG PRICING!

TONY

BUY ANY NEW HONDA AND CHOOSE A GIFT FROM UNDER THE TONY HONDA CHRISTMAS TREE!

'99 ACCORD 4-DR

'99 CIVIC COUPE #24216

'99 CIVIC 4-DOOR #24129

'99 CIVIC DX H/B #24224, Automatic

'99 CIVIC COUPE #24089

'99 CIVIC EX COUPE #24211, A/C, Moon -Roof, Loaded' '99 ACCORD 4-DOOR #24094

'99 CIVIC EX COUPE #24221, NC, Moon-Roof, Loaded' '98 ACCORD 4-DOOR #24018 Automatic

'99 ACCORD 4-DOOR #24008

RED SALE1 TAG 2,759 18E 12.899 11$12.899 IR $1 3 4 9 9 IIA14,999 :1414,999 2E15,299 SALE g 718 $15 399 NE '15,499

'99 ACCORD LX 4-DOOR ;412 $47 000 #24002, NC, P/S, PAN, Loaded! SALE 9111,0/1"W

#24052, NC, P/S, P/W, Loaded! SALE '99 ACCORD LX 4-DOOR TAG 48,138 '98 CRV LX 4WD 72 18 Van #24192, NC, P/S, PAN, Loaded! SALE v.., '99 ACCORD LX 4-DOOR TAG Sift 399 #24054, NC, P/S, P/W, Loaded' SALE It° ./. '98 CRV LX 4WD US si a g CM S #23963, A/C, PIS, PAN. Loaded! SALE

'99 ACCORD EX 4-DOOR VAR$20 699 #24036, NC. Moon-Roof. P/S, PNV, Loaded! SALE 9

'99 ACCORD EX 4-DOOR TAG $20947 #24139, A/C, P/S, P/W, Loaded! SALE 9 '98 PASSPORT LX 4WD 'xi 14 788 #23561, 16' Whl. Pkg., NC. Stereo, Loaded' SAL . '98 PASSPORT LX 4WD R"24,978 #23681, 16' Whl. Pkg., NC, Stereo, Loaded! a&

'84 Ford Tempo $999 GRN-340, Auto, Priced Right!

'88 Chevy Beretta '2,299 FRS-405, V6, 5-speed, Mechanic's Special!

'90 Chevy Cavalier '4,444 F51-797, Low Miles!

'90 Chrysler New Yorker '4,995 EEN-1 94, Like New, No Joke, Low Miles!

'93 Mercury Tracer '4,999 FSG -285, Auto, NCI

'94 Saturn SL GRG-736, 5- Speed, NCI

'87 Nissan KK P/U ETE-5 2 8, V-6, Autol

'95 Toyota Tercel KPZ-2 14, Auto, NC!

'97 Dodge Neon GRC-3 74, Auto, NC!

'98 Buick Skylark KR5-974, Loaded & Low Miles!

$5,979

'6,979

'8,997

'8,999

$9,797

'97 Mazda Protege .1M1 13C1, Like New!

'95 Nissan Altima GXE '9,995 1N4BU3, 4-Door, Loaded, Fresh Buy!

'93 Dodge Caravan '9,999 EZU-921, Auto, NC, P/S, Clean!

'97 Geo Tracker '10,777 HXN-463, 4x4, Auto, Air!

'95 Jeep Cherokee '11,995 GDV-488, 4-Door, Auto, NC, Low Miles!

DAt $9,979

CALL: 487-5595

98-051 Kamehameha Hwy.

Pearlridge

si95eoec 'Financing OAC. Prices plus tax, tic. & doc, fees due on delivery. Vehicles not necessarily as shown and subject to prior sale. Advertised offers in lieu of special finance arrangments. No dealers, employee purchases. Sale ends 12/31/98.

December 25, 1998 Classifieds IV

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NEEDS FILLING TRANSPORTATION

HAWAII' S

$1,000,000 Pre-Owned Inventory Sale

OUR ROCK -BOTTOM PRICES CHECK '89 NISSAN

SENTRA WAGON AUTO. AIR. STEREO.

EXCEL B343

WAS $5,895

NOW

'92 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE COUPE

BEIGE. FULL POWER, EXCI

G1,1801

WAS

NOW $3,929

'90 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS

AIR STEREO, EXCEL GNU474

WAS

$4,821 ,

'90 FORD RANGER

AUTO, 35K MI., EXCEL., MUST SEE! DDB205

WAS 58895

NOW $4 995 w

'90 FORD AEROSTAR

AUTO, AIR, 40K MI., EXCEL., D8C202

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qMk 9

'84 MERCEDES BENZ 190E

I FAHTER. SUN ROOF, EXCEL, MUST SEE FCX871

vois 8,195 it, '")W 1%. TNT. wipwli.

'94 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS

I FATHER, FULL POWER.

EXCEL . HUF012

WAS $11,995

$5,995 NOW 9

'90 ISUZU TROOPER 4X4

AI 110, AIR, STEREO, EXCL. EWU246

WAS

Al u '95 SATURN

SL1 4 DR AUTO, NC, LOW MI

GEC122

WAS MAN MOW w

'96 NISSAN SENTRA

AUTO. A/C, LOW MI.. FXCF:

GNC680

WAS

NOW 91

'91 LINCOLN TOWN CAR

LEATHER. LOANER, EXCL.

MUST SEE! EDC993

WAS S11,995

NOW * 0

'97 GEO PRIZM

4 DR, AUTO, AIR, WARRANTY,

SAVE $$, PRICED TO SELL! KRP281

Omni

'98 CHEVROLET CAVALIER

4 DR, AUTO, AIR, FACTORY

WARRANTY. SAVE $ KRS661

Ian° 900 w

'96 MAZDA MIATA

A/C, STEREO, PWR PKG.. ALLOY

WHEELS, IMMAC . OUICK SALE! GGF936

Itirs11,900

'97 TOYOTA COROLLA DX

AUTO, NC. FULL POWER. EXCEL..

GNT287

wii6r11,900

'96 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE

FULL POWER, LOW MILES, EXCEL.,

MUST SEE DKC887

Ur 12,960 '96 BUICK REGAL

LIMITED LEATHER, MOON ROOF, FULL POWER. 25K MILES GEW240

lar$141900

'95 CHEVROLET 1500 4X4

5 7L, AUTO, AIR EXCEL

TUU89 S11 W8 900

NOW 14900

'96 FORD MUSTANG GT

1RIK WHEELS, LOW MI , IMMAC.,

PONY EXPRESS! GWE381

vasdr$15,900

'98 FORD RANGER XLT

X-CAB, AUTO, NC, ALLOY WHEELS,

GSC511

lars15,900 Credit Challenges - No Problem 1-800-833-9863

jak-...-LZtriiN 2945 N.Nimitz

*All payments Not combinable

Hwy_ plus tax, lic., & $195

with other incentives.

L\

doc fee.

Er CIILVD

to prior sale. 30, 1998.

0 Ph: 836-2441

OAC. All vehicles subject Sale ends December

85! CASH DOWN

YOUR SELECTION TODAY IF YOU ARE NOT TOTALLY

SATISFIED WITHIN 30 DAYS,

RETURN IT FOR A NO CHARGE EXCHANGE.*

PLUS! ALL OF OUR USED CARS COME WITH A

6 MONTH 6,000 MILE WARRANTY

LOMAT 01111 SIN APE -

VEHICLE SPECIAL VEHICLE SPECIAL '91 BMW 318IS GEU171/#13834

'93 HONDA ACCORD LX G80178/#13897

'97 DODGE NEON GPA747/#13995

'94 FORD MUSTANG FNF109/#13993

'97 MERCURY TRACER 6NY456/#14015

'95 SATURN WAGON GUF056/#13922

'94 DODGE RAM FJS491/#13947

'96 CHEVY CAVALIER CONY. GJZ411/ #13891

'97 FORD RANGER GTG240/#13965

WAS `8.995 NOW $5,295

WAS' 11.995 NOW*9,695

WAS '1 2995 NOW $9,995

wAs 12,995 NOW $9,995

WAS 12.995 NOW*10,449

WAS 12.995 NOW x10,495

WAS '13.995 NOWs10,977

WAS 14.495 NOW10277

WAS '13,945 NOW*10.995

,96 SATURN GWW984/#13955

'96 DODGE INTREPID GFN402/414008

'98 CHEVY 1500 PICK-UP GVV161/#13939

'98 JEEP WRANGLER 4x4 MDM734/#14009

'98 CHEVY BLAZER 4x4 M08344/ #13951

'97 HONDA ACCORD EX mm16403971

'98 SUBARU FORESTER AWD GSN473413985

'93 BMW 7401 FNN802413834

'98 NISSAN MAXIMA GVA220/a13997

WAS 13.995 NOW11765

WAS 14.995 NOW '11295

WAS '20.995 NoiNs18,177

WAS `21.995 NOW$18.959

WAS .21.995 NOW '18.995

WAS 2 1295 NOW18,995

WAS '22,995 NOW '19,795

WAS 23,995 NOW '19,995

WAS '22,995 NOW $20,695

When parents or friends of a school purchase a new car, truck, or van from Mike McKenna's Windward Ford, McKenna's will send a $100 check to the school of the customer's choice in their name, The program is offered to all Hawaii's public and private grade schools, intermediate schools and

-high schools on all Islands. -:Tor more information, call Windwistd Ford ,et 266-7000.

WINDWARD

WINDWARD FORD 725 KAILUA RD.

CALL 266-7000 IN KAILUA

Credit on approval. Vehicles subject to prior sale. Prices plus tax, lie. and doc. fees of $185. Exchange for vehicle of equal value. See us for details.

V Classifieds December 25, 1998

Cutter Ford WAIPAHU Savings Up To

On Selected Models

Stk.82074 Q1

XLT

FORD RANGER SUPERCAB XLT Trim, Slide Rear Window, 3.0 L V6, 0/D Trans, Am/Fm Stereo CD

Player, Chrome Wheels, Two-Tone Paint, Air Cond., 60/40 Split Bench Seat, Dual Air Bag

a$235 / mo.

`98 FORD CONTOUR SE 6 Cyl. Engine, Auto Trans 0/D, Tachometer, Leather Wrap Steering Wheel, Wing Spoiler, Smokers Package, Premium Sound, Am/Fm Stereo Cass., Fog Lamps & Much More

OR ' Imo.

`98 FORD TAURUS SE 4DR. 3.0L V6, Auto O/D Trans, Sport Group, Rear Spoiler, 6 Way Power Driver Seat, Leather Wrap Steering Wheel, Keyless Entry, CFC Air Cond., Chrome Alum. Wheels, Power Antenna, Light Group, Leather Seats

1415,4381 8.858 OR S370 /mo.

698 FORD F-150 4X4 5.4L V8, XLT Trim, Auto 0/D Trans, Air Cond., Am/Fm Stereo Cass., Off Road Pkg., HD Electrical Cooling, Cast Aluminum Wheels (17"), Anti Theft, Remote Keyless Entry & Much More

OR $36131 / mo.

'0.9% APR up to 48 mos., APR & rebate on select models, not combinable. finance rate varies depending on crecit worthiness of customer as determined by Ford Credit Some customers will NOT qualify. Residency restnchons apply. See dealer for delalks. Pnces/pymrs. are aver all factory Incentives & rebates bncl. up to $aw Recent College Grod & $300 Commercial Rebate) 98 Ranger #82074 $0 do a rebates, $235.41 366 mos. LEV:57488. '98 F. 150 1182646 5924.01 do a rebates, $369.01 3 66 mos, 11V:510,804i '98 Taurus a82199 $0 do a rebates, $370.24'366 rnos., LEV:55313. '98 Contour #81388 $0 do rebates, $278.96 366 mos., LEM:$5642. Vehicles not exactly as shown, sublect to prior sale. OAC. Prices/pymts. plus tox, $195 doc tee, $169 VTR a dr. installed access. Isuzus avail. only in Alea. Sale ends 12/31/98.

='I) 1)(53 DOC FEE

Waipahu 94-081 Farrington Hwy.

678-9870 Dodge In Cuter

... Waipahu

q' ZEST PIANCIIC 410 - 'PLACE IN ' AS LOW AS

WAIPANU 2.9/0 ' OAC

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REBATES

$2900 UP

oAc

TO OUR ALWAYS- COURTEOUS

CONSULTANTS, ARE HERE TO

HELP YOU!

'99 NEON SEDAN 'Automatic

'Air Condition

AMIFM Cassette

*Power Steering

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'98 VOYAGER .3.3 L Y-6

Air Condition .7 Passenger Seating

*Power Steering

'Cass, CD Player,

'Automatic NW PI .Tilt, Cruise

(C0327) *Mort

19 DAKOTA .Magnum 2.51

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40'. IIIIK Pik AM. MI Al Cat. AC, Pi., svi s 5

It Soak Cruise (CAV1AA.0357 . *10,898 '89 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER

IA V, . Wt.AVAI,Casi . AC, Fit Plik P15. Tip,

Civic air (GTC1352/#1l1D521) 2498 '92 FORD

TAURUS GL MO. AWN. Cass . WC, Ph. PM, PrS, PA

CfliSe. V-6(EJE404/OUC458) *3998 '97 HONDA ACCORD LX

Auto, AM/FM Cass., A/C. P/L. PAW, PIS, TlIt(GWW440/PLIC457) *15,998

'97 DODGE NEON

Like New onry 12K Mt .5 spd AM/FM Cass

(GSP284/NUD528) ''7598 '93 FORD ESCORT

201 5 Spd . AWFM. CD. Erna Clean Must Sev (GPC181/0UD544) *3898

'90 LINCOLN MARK VII

20r., Auto. AWFM Cass . At Prl. . PAY. PS. in

Alloys. Cruse (FRY886/OUD402) *4998 '88 JEEP

CHEROKEE ri,ir ANA K. PS

i528954U05201 *5498 '96 NISSAN SENTRA XE

Nan, 5 Sod., AWFM, Cass. A/C. NS, Clear (0.1,3722.11#U0828)

'07'898

'98 DODGE SPORT DAKOTA PICKUP

5 spd . AM/FM CM.. A/C. Pi& Tilt 4K

Mies (GBV242JUD281)

*12 898 '92 EAGLE

SUMMIT S/W Auto, AM/FM Cass., PIC. P/S, 109K,

(ENG797 / #UD282)

'15898 '91 OLDSMOBILE

CUTLASS aufo, Amu cos, WC. PA, PS, Int Alloys. Cross:02K

Ries (GRX230/0LIC270) *4998 '90 NISSAN

PATHFINDER XE 4x4 AL lo. AWN Cass., AC, PIS.14 pulse

IFUT7257 #UC458) *6898 '95 PLYMOUTH

VOYAGER V-6. Auto, AM /FM Cass., A/C. P/S

(FXS316 /#U0479) *7998 '98 FORD

CONTOUR GL ON. Auto.ACRS.PoomPleg

(GRP232/Pu0730)

*12 r 898 '90 FORD

AEROSTAR Low miles Auto. AM/FM. WC. PIS

(GWY155/#U0517) *3995 '92 OLDSMOBILE

CUTLASS 40r., 74N. Auto, AWN Cass, P/W, PIS

Tilt. Cruise (EJG619/MUD400) *4998 '95 FORD

TAURUS 4Dr. kflo.AWFM,I,t F,1 FA, P,S

(GWW726/#UD512) *6998 '96 DODGE

NEON SPORT Auto, AM/FM Cass. At. PAL. P/W P.'S 1 d'.

(6.10941/NUD455) *8698 '95 FORD

F- I 50 XLT SUPERCAB V-5, Auto, NC. NS, Power Pk g Cass , P/W

(G PZ544/iUD729) *12,998 '90 FORD AEROSTAR

A.,:i AV F," .., f/F/,ace

iGww724rAUD515) *3995 '93 NISSAN

SENTRA 5 s p d k I k / F l a Cass kr, Ps. yin, A l l o y s

(HVM5132/UC453) - *4998 '93 SATURN

SL2 5 Spd.. AWN Cass . NC. PIS Se. Alloys

(FRB770/01.1C451) *6998 '94 CHEVY

ASTRO ken APWFMCass..AC. Rt. PAN, P/S. Ri.

Aadr'SIGCD152/PU0539) *9898 '98 DODGE

DAKOTA 4x4 X-Cab Only 31(tArestrke Nrw.5 44 .0AM Cass

ArC.P/5 TRL Moil (GBV242/#UC449) *15,998 VehiCleS subject to prior sale. not ex coy as shown. All prices plus tax, li & $195 doc fee. Avail. fact. Incentives have been applied to all prices/p mts. Financing on approval of credit. Stra us $2000 down applicable rebates GEV 57697 Intro id $300 down a applicable rebates. GEV moss. Neo req. $1500 down applicable rebates. GFV S6087. 2.9% APR for 60'mos. OAC rebates 8 APR not combinable. '98 Cherokee 60 mos closed In ease FE $4875 due at signing, 15,000 mile pe year. OAC. residual: $10,672. Sale Ends December 31. 998.

Wag Pardnitua Heri,, VidplAtit (17146/16 1111445 Paltithatiliri Lfw.y , iCiitLigtiiii. Li.l 4-5kg gi

CUTTER DODGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH JEEP No Payments Honolulu & Pearl City Only Till March 1999 IED .99 CHR1 SEER 101(011111

Auto, AMFM CO Stereo w/Amp, B Speakers, ABS, 249V-6 Engine. #920037

$277 361 mos.

" SPECIAL "COMM!

4 -Dr, Arlo, P/S, PIE. Cass, Tit, Eta Air Bags, IMO Much Mg.:

*90795

STARTING AT THIS PRICE! $8 988

1111 '98 P111101 III 101 1G ER

7 Passenger, NC, Dual Arbags, P/S, Pit, High-Back Bucket Seats, Auto

8820414

STARTING AT THIS PRICE!

SPECIAL URCHAS

$139

Male, Ado, P/S. NC. Cast, NW, P/L TA. Cruse. Dud Airbags. Mich, Muth

More. I980805

$14588 1ED II JEEP 1111 NH Ili

Full Metal Roe Up Windows, Flr. Mats NS, FIB, Cloth Nigh Back Bucket

Seats 8 Much. Much More. #9 DOI I

STARTING AT THIS PRICE! 14

*AI

Dodge CIII1s1 I I',

TN/mouth Jeep

USED CARS '89 Ford Aerostar Auto, Cass,

(FGA 993010388) Cruise, Tilt. P/S

$2388 `92 Chevrolet Cavalier RS Auto, Cass, Cruise, Tilt, A/C, P/L,

$2988 PAY, PIS (#10380/GJN669)

'94 Pontiac Grand AM

(#102 92)

Cass, A/C, P/1-, P /S, P/W, " $3988 '92 Geo Storm Cass, A/C, P/S

$3988 (#10336/EPB849)

'93 Chevrolet Cavalier Auto, NC, P/L, P/S, Tilt (#10371/GWA001) $3988 '90 Dodge 0150 Auto, P/S, Only 21K Miles,

$4388 Sweet! (#10341)

'95 Mazda B2300 4 Cyl., Low Miles

$5488 (GOZ277#10311)

'93 Honda Del Sol A/C, (MY K5CD, 1410326)

P/W, Tilt $5988

'95 Mercury Tracer Auto, Cass, A/C. P/S

$5988 (#10361/GGC549)

'96 Mitsubishi Gallant Auto, Cass., A/C, P/L, P/S, P/W, t 7988 Tilt, Cruise (GNE274#10287)

WE DO CREDIT MAGIC! FREE INSTANT APPROVAL

BY PHONE!

r Name

Address

I City Tip

Home Phone

IWork Phone

Social Security a

I Type Of Car interested In

Presently Employed Yes No

IWhere'

I Signature

II understand Mal my signature authorizes Cutler Dodge and the banks of

I cried my credit with credit rephrting agencies and to verify my

employment. I certified this information is correct.

Fax this to: 841-7830 or Mail tn 735 Dillingham Blvd. Hon HI 96819

'9 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT

SPECIAL URCHAS I

Ali Ada 0

4 Or, Auto, A/C, RS, Cass, P/1. PM, Tilt, Cruse, Luggage Rack Dud

Airbags & Much. Much More. 80802

15 988. STARTING AT THIS PRICE!

NEN '99 11,11101T11 I 01 1GElt

DUAL DOORS

P/S, PFB, PAN SE Model Dual Airbags 8 Much. Muth More. 192010E

$18 9881 STARTING AT THIS PRICE!

111 1111 GR t1D IHERREE ENDO

Auto. Air Cond, RS, P/B. PIVV. PiL, Cloth Bucket Seats, Dual Airbags,

rrac.Loc, Rear Dlferential. 1830407. B30412

2 AT THESE TERPiIS 2 988

ID '98 GRID CHEROKEE

4 X 4

52L Engew,AANFMCass, CD VB Mora Gold Speakers MO. NC

13/13. P/L. Dot Bucket Seat Dual Airbags. Trac-Lok Pear Deferents

Muth. Muth More. r8302830268

ONLY 2 LEt'T 3 988

Executive Demo. Leather, Auto. A/C, PIS, Pl. PAN, AMIFM Stereo,

Ti). Cruise 8 Muth, Much More. 11920005

o Payment Till Marcn 1999 on approved c only. All prices/payments cl. $400 Recent College Grad. d appItcable, & all other applicable rebates On approved redo. All pyints/pnces plus tax. Lic. & $195 Da Fee. '99 Concorde 02000 down payment all appliCable rebates 082791rno 9 36mos. GEV. $14A61A0. er Jeep sting by Chrysler Corp. All pymnts figured at A Credit with CFO. Dodges only in Pearl City. Vehicles not exactly as shown. all subjecl to prior sale. Retail buyers only .ommermal restrictions may apply. Sale encla12:30198

1.111 ifN 1111)1,1

CIIRYSI FR PIVIIMUTH PPFAGIF

CUTTER DODGE In Honolulu

735 Dillingham Blvd

842-6300

CUTTER DODGE In Pearl City

921 Kamehameha Hwy

455-1079

$195 DOC FEE

Go, Express

F

11

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/NIEHAMEHA HWY y 1-ksnoluie

CUTTER DODGE

PEARL CITY

Old Peed ry keers

7 Elevrn I

Cutter Ala Moana VW Mazda 800 Ala Moana Blvd. 537-3386

'99 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE #90141 AM/FM Cass., A/C, Front & Side

Air Bags, 2 Year Free Maint.

$1119/mo. '99 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT #90158 A/C, Front & Side Air Bags,

AM/FM Cass., 2 Year Free Maint.

'98 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL #80471 A/C, Dual Air Bags,

AM/FM Cass., 2 Year Free Maim

94,880 '98 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GT

#80378 A/C, Dual Air Bags, AM/FM Cass.,

Rear Spoiler, 2 Year Free Maint.

BUY FOR

14,988

USED CARS '95 Mazda B2300 CAMPER TOP, THIN LINING,

ONLY 10K MILES. 1886921

'97 Plymouth Breeze AUTO, A/C, MUCH MORE!

(#85351 WAS S12,988 $10,58t '92 Isuzu Trooper

A/CSINWPOOM

COW, WO, S 10,981

'93 Volkswagon Eurovan GL DUAL A/C, P/S, P/W,

MUCH MUCH MORE! (88656) 5

1 1,984 '97 Volkswagon Jetta GT SPECIAL EDITION, A/C, ALARM, ALLOYS,

R AR SPOILER, GREAT PRICE. $ , 42E %I '2c: 4. (#84291

'95 Volkswagon Passat GLX VR6, AUTO,A/C, ALARM,

ALL POWER. (88495) $ 1 3,581 '96 Mazda Mato SPORTS EDITION, POWER, ALLOYS,

LEATHER,

188b64)

CUSTOM, S 1 3 98'

'97 Chevrolet Astro LT

LOAERD,V4, DUAL A/C $14,50'' (88541I WAS $16,48

'94 BMW Sedan A/C, ALL POWER, ABS,

SUNROOF, SAVE) (14612) '14,78( '96 Buick Park Avenue ALL POWER, LEATHER, DUAL CLIMATE CONTROL,

ABS, PREMIUM WHEELS. '14 98E (88626) WAS $22,200

'97 Chrysler Sebring LXI L(#8356) OADEDI LIKE NEWI SAVE!

S

1 6,98 '97 Chrysler LHS TOTAL LUXURY, ALL POWER, LEATHER,

ABS, ALLOYS & MORE!

(#8665) WAS $21,588 $16 981 '98 Toyota Camry LE AUTO, A/C, ALL POWER,

LIKE NEW! (88544) s16,98! '97 Volkswagon Cabrio HIGHLINE, LOADED, LEATHER, LOW MILES!

FUN IN THE SUN.

$18,988 (a8672)

'99 MAZDA PROTEGE #93047 New Body Style, Dual Airbags,

3 Year, SOK Mi. Warr.

$189/mo. '98 Mazda 83000 CLUB CAB SE

#83400 A/C, AM/FM Cass.,

Auto, Dual Airbag

14°988 or OM '98 84000 EXT CAB SE

#83394 A/C, AM/FM Cass.,

Dual Airbags, 3 Year, 50K Mi. Warr.

BUY FOR

14,988 or 0.91'

'98 MAZDA MPV LX #83114 Dual A/C, Dual Airbags,

Full Power, 3 Year, 50K Mi. Warranty

BUY FOR

$181988 031 FINANCING

0.9% up to 36 mos. on select models. Rebate & APR not combinable, on select models. Mazda lease: 12k mi/yr., 36 mos.

'98 Beetle 490141, 60 mos, 1 yr. $2295.39 Total Drive Off + rebates, Res: $10,137.00,10K mi./yr. '99 Passat #90158 60

mos., $2226.27 Total Drive 011+ rebates, Res: $9982, 10K mi. 1 yr., '99 Protege #93047 36 mos.. $1881.38 Total Drive off

+ rebates, Res: $6085, 12K mi./yr. All prices & payments includes $400 College Rebate. Paymts/prices plus tax, lic, $195 doc tee. Vehicles not exactly as shown, subject to prior sale. On approved credit. Sale ends DECEMBER 31, 1998.