five Marines imprisoned

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MWSS-173 gets new C.O., A-2

Marine beats Canada's best, B-2

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Vol. 17, No. 17 Serving MOAS Kaneohe Bay, I st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii April 28, 1988

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A toddler makes her way through the last section of an obstacle course featured at this year's Children's Carnival. Sec story on B-1.

Pats *tie

Brief Marine dies in

motorcycle accident One B&BS Marine was tilled. and 1.110.)ther injured Sunday

afternoon in as motorcycle accident. meat llonoluilt. Pvt. Seott.1)..RAmpp, from ()maim., Neb., MRS prO 11arnif.7.ed

dead art the Hee/III! Of the. aecident by the city and county coroner. A. trannorial Icier() ice for Itou was held lo.re Wedilesday.

1,4(,:lpl. Matthew ,R. tirrisa:.,onc 21., from Bridgeport, ('onn., was m niittrrcl. to Tripler ,Army Medical (:enter after suffering minor cc)ltusiona and ab:rasion.s.

Coleman Field parking restrictions

Parenth a ad, a 111111 t 1)aaehtill, $0111) a I and soccer players have coniplaining almut illegal parking on the 1.,,,rass of, (.oller)nin Field. "NVIT,11.erCHIS ath.l.etic eventn re. held 81.1M11(4.11)01.H.litily 01 fit(1(1. and vehicles 1.:)(Eked there are

SO fety Solve inotorists Irrlvcr he(,) een driving across tyro playing

fiel(1 during an activity. TO alleviate the safety hazard to players rand to prevent

the dainage to propeity, no parking is allowed or). the pnlary:int li(.4(1 aide of the street. .A11 vehicles nuist purl( in the tcrassy area iieross the street from (.1o.lernan which is on. the family housing side of (..tislittittit ,.\, venue. 'Park:nip; is also :Allowed near the "beer gaden"' arq,,n near Lawrence Rood,.

Permanent. "No Park an!'" signs will lrc, i,,Ited. in, the area; 1110 loVe e r, this parking egtiLltion irl effg.,,dive nannediatel.y. 'The, regulation is being et-114,4.0,41 by military police.

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NIS infiltrates drug ring, five Marines imprisoned

Drugs, greed and misguided

loyalty ruin young lives and careers

By SSgt. Virginia Bueno

An undercover operation run by agents from Naval Investigative Service hero unraveled a web of drugs and cash surrounding a narcotics- distribution ring aboard the Air Station, and 'resulted in the recent convictions of a young would-be drug 'kingpin" and his four accomplices.

The operation, which began. in mid-November of last year, netted the five criminals pu.nitive discharges and a combined total of 45 years and eight months in prison, for the sale and distribution of LSD.

The :five Nlarines,..--I,Cel. Jeffrey A. Boston, Ho Bty, I / 12; Cpl. Randy S. I ,owery, 11/ 1./12; Pvt. Phillip C. Williams, L/3/3; LCp1. Brandon H. Hamner, HqBty, 1/12; and LCpi. Edward T. LaBeau Jr.,

L/3/3-were all receatly convicted after plead i n g guilty in separate General Courts-Mar- tial held here for their part as members of a LSD distribution ring.

According to Capt. William Copulos, the prosecutor, beginning in mid-November 1987, the ring sold several hundred "hits" of LSD to an undercover Naval Investiga- tive Service (NIS) Special Agent on several occasions. Many of the drug transactions were conducted out of a !HI; MEB enlisted barracks.

"As far as anyone here can. recall, this is, by far, the biggest drug ring to come to trial on the Air Station," Copulos said.

Because of N I S's "outstanding work" in apprehending the ring, Copulos said, the case was opened, and quickly shut.

-"The 'evidence amassed' by NIS was overwhelming. They left no stone unturned, There was no doubt as IA.) are guilt of' these Marinas: they were caught `red-handed' and they knew it," Copulos related.

Navy Relief annual drive kicks off here

"The Navy Relief Society's annual fund drive will be held from May 4 to June 6 this year. The Marines and sailors of the Brigade and Air Station have unfailingly supported every charitable requirement which has come our way; however, Navy Relief is the one organization which most directly benefits those of us who wear Marine Corps green or Navy blue, and our family 'members. Navy Reliefs only source of financial support comes from those of us who contribute, many of whom may, in turn, need to avail ourselves of their services at some future date. We ask the Marines and sailors of the lst MEB and the Air. Station to join us in wholeheartedly supportin.g this most worthwhile organization during this year's fund drive. We thank you in advance, because having observed all your efforts in the past, we are confident of your assistance."

Col. W.E. Daniell, Commanding Officer MCAS, Kaneohe Bay

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Much-needed donations

Sheryl Reid (center), chair- man of volunteers for the Navy Relief Society here, accepts donations from BGen. G.L. Cates, commanding general of let MEB (seated at right), and Col. W.E. Daniell, commanding officer of the Air Staion (seated at left), to kick off the 1988 annual Navy Relief Fund Drive. Capt. A.P. Fazio, Air Station adjutant (standing at left) and Capt. E. Acosta, Officer-in- charge of the Brigade Administrative Assistance Unit (standing at right) are the Air Station and Brigade fund drive coordinators, respectively. Navy Relief depends on donations and volunteers to provide their services. Anyone interested in being a volunteer should call 254-1327/1328.

After their arrest by NIS agents, the five Marines confessed to their invol M111'111, in the ring, and were swiftly convicted of and sentenced to the I't,l lowing:

-Sentences- As kingpin of the drug ring,

Boston, 25, was convicted of conspiracy to commit robbery and aggravated assault, and of two instances each of' pos- sessing and distributing LSD. He received the stiffest sentence of the five: 20 yours in prison, loss ()I' all pay inid allowances, a reduction to E-1 and a Dishonorable Dis- charge. :Boston was a motor transport media n i.e.

Lowery, 24, was convicted of conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance, two instances of possession. of as

controlled substance, and three instances oldistribution of LSD. Lowery, an artillery- man, was sentenci..41 to 12 years in prison, loss of all pay and allowances, a reduction Co

cEh-1a,rgae.nd a Dishonnrablv

*Williams, 21, was convicted of conspiracy to distribute LSD and three instances of distribution of LSD. An infantryman, Williams was sentenced. to 1.0 years in prison, loss ()fall pay and allowances, and a :Dishonorable Dis- charge.

'Wainer, 21, was convicted of conspiracy to commit robbery and aggravated assault, and of carrying two concealed. weapons (a Smith and Wes- son .357 Magnum and a small double-edged throwing knife). Also a mechanic, Hafner received three years in prison, loss of all pay and allowances, a reduction to E-1, and a Dis- honorable Discharge.

La,Beau, 20, received the lightest sentence of the ring for his conviction of conspiracy to distribute LSD; eight months in prison, loss of all pay and allowances, a reduction to E.:1, and a Bad Con- duct Discharge. litimieNieii LaBeau withdrew from the conspiracy before the distribution. took place. LaBeau was an infantryman.

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Military credit unions allow auto shipments

Although. local lending institutions continue 'to restrict servicepersons from freely shipping their financed vehkles from Hawaii, military federal credit unions hen, impose few such restric- tion s.

Both Windward. Federal Credit Union (FCU), with offices on the Air. Station and in Kallua, and Navy l"CU, located i.n Kailua, routinely approve all requ.ests to ship the vehicles they have financed. off-island, provided accounts are current.

Case study

GySgt, David Wyrick, a 12- year. Marine veteran, purchased a 1985 Dodge Aries from Windward Dodge-Isuzu- Subaru in Kaneohe on Sept. 13, 1985. His total purchase price was $13,221, but he made a $4,500 downpayment. He financed the remaining $8,804 (which included sales fees) with a 14.25 percent loan through. Bank of Hawaii.; his finance charge totalled $3,567 on the five-year loan.

Wyrick, who is married, and has a 4-year old son, signed an agreement with the dealer stating he would not remove the vehicle from Hawaii. without the consent of the lender. When Wyrick questioned this agreement, he was assured by the dealer that he would be able to remove the car from Hawaii with. "no problem" as long as he made his payments on time.

Since Wyrick had main Wined a perfect 'payment record on the previous three cars he bud paid off, be foresaw no trouble meeting this requirement.

In February, 1988, Wyrick was informed by his monitor at I -IQMC that he would be

transferred to San Diego for duty on a naval vessel id the May time-frame. Shortly thereafter, Wyrick called the Bank of Hawaii's installment loan section to notify the bank that he needed permission to ship his car to 'the mainland.

The bank representative acknowledged that Wyrick had a perfect payment 'record at that point. She did say,. however, that 'Wyrick would have to make a payment that would bring the balance of the loan down to the "low blu- ebook value" of the car. At that Li ine, this payment would . have equaled more than $2,000.

Then the bank represents-, tive asked Wyrick when his

'end of current enlistment would be. He informed her that his HAS would fall in November 1988, but that he planned to re-enlist upon arrival in San Diego. At this point, the representative said it would be "very difficult" for 'him to get permission to ship his car off-island unless he pa id off the loan, which was then roughly $5,300.

This was $5,300 ' Wyrick did not have.

Since San Diego is a "high. cost" area, Wyrick knew he would need all of his savings and advance pay to get his family situated, in. San Diego before he deployed with, his ship. He and his wife, Aleci.a, discussed selling the Aries, but ultimately rejected that idea when he found his parents willing to lend him the money he needed.

The Wyrick's were lucky they had family who could help them. Today they ship their car, to Southern Califor- nia. There are currently more than 350 Kaneohe-based Marines who have financed their cars through local lending institutions who may not be so lucky.

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Flying Tigers become night fighters with new night vision goggles By Sgt. Stephen Frank

The Flying Tigers of FIMM- 262 made Marino Corps aviation history March 31 when they used night vision goggles during a troop lift, the first time since two-yomuold restrictions on that typo of training were eased.

The mission, a night extraction of Marines from Co. E, 2/ 3, took place on a nearby island during operation Aloha Blitz.

Using AN/AVS-6 night vision goggles, a new generation of vision enhancement device, four helicopters and crows wore able to safely operate at night without lights, according to Maj. 'F.J. Geier, executive officer. of I-IMM -262.

The restrictions for carrying troops while wearing NVGs was imposed by HQMC ap- proxima tely two years ago for safety reasons. The goggles

then being used, the PIT-5, were bulky, heavy, restricted the pilot's view of the instruments in the aircraft , and caused pilot fatigue.

A modification was made to the PVS-5, cutting away the bottom portion of the goggles so the instruments could be viewed. "That worked alright, but it still didn't eliminate the weight problem which caused pilot fatigue and muscle strain," said Geier.

The new goggles, also known as the Aviators Night Vision Imaging System, or ANVIS-6, are "the best of both worlds", said Geier. The actual goggles resemble small bin- oculars and can be mounted directly to the flight helmet on a swivel so they can be moved out of the way when not in use. Mounted to the helmet they also hang about two inches away from the pilot's

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LtCol. James Abelee LtCol. William Peoples

MWSS-173 changes command LtCol. William Peoples

relinquished command of Marino Wing Support Squadron-173 to Li,Col. James 'Melee in a change of command ceremony held at Dewey Square, April 19.

Abelee was commissioned a second lieutenant in Decem- ber 1969 and was designated a Naval Aviator in August 1971.

After 15 years of holding various billets worldwide, including more than a year in Vietnam, Abelee reported to 1st MEB in 1985, and was promoted to lieutenant colo- nel in August 1986.

A Hayward, Calif., native, Abolee holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in. History and a Master's degree in human Resources M an agem Oil t from Pappordine University.

Peoples, a Philadelphia native, enlisted in the Marine Corps in August 1.967 and

attended recruit training at MCRD, Parris Island, S.C. He subsequently attended Offi- cer Candidate School and was commissioned a second lieutenant in May 1968. After becoming a Naval Aviator in December 1969, Peoples' first assignment included duty with the 1st and 2d Marine Aircraft Wings, Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station and Headquarters, FMFPac.

Among his many tours throughout the world, Peoples served a two-year tour as the C/J-3 Tactical Plans Officer for the Republic of Korea -

'U.S. Combined. Forces Com- mand/U.S. Forces Korea.

He graduated with distinc- tion from the Naval War Col- lege in 1986 before joining 1st MEB as MWSS-173's corn-. manding officer. His next assignment will be as MAG- 24's executive officer.

TWO :Marine families here honored as 'Great Family' Two 'Marine families here

,laaave be ell ree laized as as

."(4eat American Family" as t)rt of tia tional program that, .focu.ses on healthy ,fanin

y i fc.. 1,,t(,'ol., tint), Mrs, join) Win-

tors teen , tion Provost Mar.. mho], and MSgt. and Mrs.

llonarski. ist Radio re M ng l,4 Marine

Corps families to be recog ized, These 14: were selected froth

137 nominated one will be chosen to represent the :Armed Forces at a White House etiremony, b.osted by :Nancy Reagan, later this year,

Created by the American "Vara ly Society , the Great .A.merican Faun ly Program in ale troy..d Fo.rees is apon :e4o.red, by the Armed Services

While re vi W ng the hist°. ries o:( 'these families, YMCA officials found that all of Chose nominated share cum-

mor, traits that contribute to j

their success in handling the: unique cliallengeS of 'military life,

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related to military living aIind.' tlevelop 6,d4:,,ills that help in. coping with fhpae chntiongea., Service, to others as volum !

teers was a strong asset,with a careful balance eatablishOH between the time spent in .

-volunteer activities and ram- ily time.

1.111ese families also dis- played as positive self-image which included spiritual) ties: t(, the community and net-, working within the conumt- laity to establish .family II up.. port systems,

Wintersteen and his wife', Elaine !lave three children.; Chuck., ili, Allison., 1,5, and Benjamin , 10.

Dona.rski and his wife Torr;;. have four children: (...1h.ri:

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toplier, 1.(:i, Melanie, 14'i'' Aaron, 1,1 ;And Nicole, 6,

face, allowing him to scan the instruments without diffi- culty.

The battery pack is separate and can be mounted on the back of the helmet, thereby counterbalancing the goggles and reducing the neck strain suffered with the PVS-5.

Other improvements include better low-light performance, visual acuity, depth percep- tion, increased frequency and target detection range, and higher resolution, according to Geier. "These really are state-of-the-art," he said.

The ANVIS-6 goggles have been in the Marine Corps in-

ventory since 1985, but until recently number.; were so limited that no useful amount of training was possible.

Once enough of the new goggles were available some of the constraints were lifted. But some restrictions still apply, according to Geier.

In order to use the goggles during a troop lift, pilots and co-pilots must have at least 25 hours of flight time with night vision goggles, and at least one hour of NVG time in the past 30 days prior to the lift. In addition, all crewmembers must wear goggles.

This isn't the first time MAG-24 has made aviation history with NVGs. During 1978-79, when night vision goggles were first being used, IIMM-262 did the first night troop lifts during operations in the Kahukus.

Meehan Prank phgo Capt. J.D. Reyes, a pilot from HMM-262, demonstrates ' how the new ANVIS-6 night vision goggles work.

Hawaiians honor military community There are more than

129,000 military personnel and their families in Hawaii, and they spend a great deal of time supporting local chari- ties, religious organizations, non-profit groups, as well as

coming to the community's aid in time of need.

To show Hawaii's gratitude, the Hawaii Chamber of Com- merce will sponsor Hawaii Military Week, May 16-22.

The theme of this year's celebration is "We are Family."

The week will kick off with an opening ceremony at the State Capitol Rotunda, May 16

A "Top Band" concert is scheduled for May 18 at 7 p.m. at the Waikiki Shell. Admis- sion is free, Gates open at 5 p.m. and picnicking is encour- aged.

A Recognition Luncheon will bo hold. May 19 from 11:30

a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Pacific Ballroom in the Ilikai Hotel. The luncheon will recognize outstanding military personnel and spouses. Attendance is by invitation only.

A special luau will be held May 20 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Paradise Cove, Campbell In- dustrial Park. Tickets are $5 for E-1 through E-6, $7 for E- 7 through E-9, $10 for officers and warrant officers, and $20 for civilians. Tickets are

available at Special Services: outlets.

Flawaii Military Week will end May 22 with a special Military Family Day at Sea' Life Park and "S.O.S." cook. off. The day begins at 11:30 and lunch is included with tickets purchased at Special Services outlets.

Tickets are $6 for all military' personnel and dependents age 13 and up, $4 for depend' ents ages 3 to 12.

Camp Smith gets new phones today CAMP H.M. SMITH,

Hawaii - As part of a $110 million contract for all Oahu military installations, Camp Smith will "cut-over" to a new telephone system today at 11 p.m.

The Oahu Telephone Sys- tem (OTS) is a state-of-the-art, digital phone system installed by the Hawaiian Telephone Company. The system replaces our present rotary, secretarial type phones with single-line, touch-tone instruments.

Oahu Telephone System offers many new communications capabilities on all tele-

phones, to include call transfer and forwarding, abbreviated dialing, dial pickup and consultation/hold all calls features.

Experience at other bases has been shown that it is very 'important to not tie up the phone lines and overload the switch with unnecessary calls during the first few days after cut-over. Problems can be minimized here at Camp Smith by following some basic steps:

Know who your sections' OTS point of contact (POC) is.

Know what class mark-

Military lawyers sharpen skills in trial advocacy By Sgt. Stephen Frank

One of the rights guaranteed by the U.S. constitution is the right to competent rep- resentation at trial-having a lawyer advocate your case in court. But in order to be effective, that lawyer has to be well-trained and knowledgeable.

In order to maintain their proficiency, the lawyers from the Legal Services Center here are constantly studying and reviewing law,

They, along with military lawyers from local Army and Navy commands last week, received some help in that area when a group of active duty, reserve and civilian lawyers visited the Air Sta- tion to present a week-long training seminar concentrat- ing on trial advocacy skills.

The teaching group is corn - prised of instructors trained to help field-grade judge advo- cates, trial counsellors, defense counsellors, and military judges learn or enhance their court skills, said LtCol. Doug Berry, the Regional Defense Counsel of the Pacific.

The curriculum is based on that of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, a civilian organization that conducts the same training for civilian lawyers. Many of the military instructors are graduates of. or have taught at the Insti- tute.

"In the old days, military lawyers gained their experience at the expense of their clients. They wore simply thrown into court and often lost cases because they didn't have the necessary skills," said Berry.

Approximately 18 months ago, BGen. David M. Brahma, director of the Staff Judge Advocate Division, began to incorporate the NITA-style training for Marine Corps lawyers, according to Berry. "Since then we've assembled a strong faculty of reserve and active duty lawyers, as well as some respected civilian lawyers. Many of our reservists are also nationally known trial lawyers at the peak of their profession, so our people get the benefit of their knowledge," he added.

The curriculum is based on

ing, features and capabilities your phone has.

Read your OTS Single Line User's Guide. Carefully follow the instructions in the User's Guide when making calls or programming features.

DON'T try to program features into your phone on the day after cut-over or exper- iment with the phone that day. Restrict your phone use Friday to essential calls and normal phone operation.

Plug in your new phones today before you secure, Make sure you plug your phone into the right phone jack.

Report any problems to your point of contact. He will verify the problem and call the Camp Telephone Officer if required. Do not call the Telephone Officer or Ha- waiian Telephone directly during the first week after cut- Over.

After May 9 you may report problems directly to Hawaiian Telephone at 471- 7119 or to the Telephone Offi- cer at 477-5196.

Questions regarding the OTS cut-over may be referred to your section point of con; tact or the Telephone Officer/ NCO at 477-5196.

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Dan Rent, U.S. Attorney for Hawaii, speaks to a group of military lawyers during NITA training.

real cases. Students are assigned to either the defense or as trial counsellors. They then receive classes on each part of the trial, from the opening statement to the closing remarks.

The students must perform each of these tasks in a video- taped mock-trial. They are critiqued on their performance immediately following their presentation, then review the videotape in private and discuss it with an instructor.

"The student gets the equiv-; alent of 25 to 30 hours of courtroom training, which also helps satisfy require4, monts that lawyers continue their education in order to maintain their certification,": said. Berry.

This is the second time this' training, which is conducted: annually throughout they Marino Corps, has been held; in Hawaii. "Ideally, each; Marine Corps lawyer will get; to participate, thereby help-, ing them perfect their court-: room skills," said Berry.

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Commanding Officer Col. WE. Daniell ;

Public Affairs Officer Maj. K.K. Gershanecit. Editors SSgt, Christopher Grey

Sgt. Joe P. &mar

April 28, 19H8 HAWAII MARINE

rugs: Marines involved in drug ring wind up in prison ilsirorn/A-1.

AC ol Michael J. Cum- ai linings presided over the w '0ourts-martial, and (lent. Ger-

:taxa. W. Fischer, the chief trial unsel, was tasked with su-

:Pervising all of the prosecu- 'lions, and in fact handled the proriecution of Boston. Copu-

:4-om viewed the courts-martial ...;o1" the five men as a "tragic"

'ase-in-point of how Marines !IS,tin he swayed to violate the

W because they think they w a re: "helping out a frhaid,"

"These were good. Marines !Ivrea got 'sucked into diddle

Wing .dr up: because they '. warned to do their friends :".favor, Most of these guys were

good performers in their jobs :ind had decent records.

The case began to evolve in PSTovember 1987 when it 1st dVIEB Marine showed up "pos.

w 'ajtive" on a routine urinalysis :lest, and. was, therefore, pro- :Cps a ed. for an other l'han.

uorable Discharge for cocaine use. At i;Iu same lime, FvL Phillip Williams, whose urinalysis also showed traces of drugs, W1:114 being proceased for the same type of dis- 'charge.

According to Copulos, the 1st MEB Marine became irate t.hatWiI1iain had received the same punishment, as the Bri- gade M urine because Wit- lla a' had. come up positive on. L previous urinalysis. "The punishment was not fair. Williams is a 10 times worse Marine than 1 ;1M ANDRE'S SELL! NG LSD!" the Marine told I.( NIS agent. .,:Frotn that point on, the Brigade Marine agreed to assist NIS in putting an end to William's drug selling, and provided the necessary infor !

mation to NW to initiate an undercover investigation.

-Undercover- . Special Agent-in-Charge

ruce A. Smart, assigned a IP NIS Special Agent to go mi..

de:rcover, The undercover tigent's assignment would. be to pose as n. Station civil service employee who was interested in purchasing drugs. The Case Agent, Special Agent Michael R. Shevock planned to have the cooperat- ing Marine arrange for a drug buy between Willia MS and the Undercover agent for 40 hits of iLSD for $200.

Williams took the bait, On Nov, 16 in the snack lvir area at the Main Exchange, no sold .the 40 hibi of LSD to the undercover agent,

At that transaction., the next Williams and undercover agent meeting was scheduled. for Nov. 25 to disease another drug deal. Williams instructed

lindereover agent to call WM at the Barracks 1.033, which WINS the 3/3 enlisted. barracks.

The tindereover ph.he the hvorEkei,,, 4,11 the

askyd the ty NC(') if 'fie cookl talk h.., 'Wil- liams. The Duty NCO who took the call was LCol, Ed- ward La Bea .% who was 'Wil liams' "good" friend. (Earlier that month, Williams had solicited LitHeleu's assistance for the undercover agent d arid enticed Lalleau with tla. Prospects of making n lot of money by taking over liams' drug business.)

A.ctimat; as n !messenger for i II i :rnm , 1,4111cu u )h.1 the

undercover :0rit Hint 1i101114 W01,11(1 rue, [he di f.Tr)I Barracks 1 p.m., Dec. 1,1967.

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agent went, to Barracks 1033 and was approached by La- Beau, who told the NIS agent that he was OK! undercover agent's new c001,0ct, M Les later, 'Williams showed upon(' 'indeed confirmed that La- Beim would now be the under cover agent's new contact as Williams would soon be proc- eseed for discharge, The three then went to '111.2's Barracks 1656 to purchase the LSD from Williams' supplier, Cpl. Randy Lowery.

Saying he was "too busy," Lowery d i missed the trio, a ;a d told them to come hack "tomorrow Tin! three then walked bock to Barracks 1033, where the undercover ai,erit, paid Lai:11mm $200 for t;he

the drugs would be given to the undercover 1.4.'; OT it the next day, Dec. 2, itt their mow! meeting olnee outside the MCX.

Later that day, La Beau began to have "second thoughts" about what he was doing, and., after giving Wil- lia me the $200, he told 'Wit-

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On Dec. 2, Williams and the eindercover agent went to Lowery's room at Barracks I656 to buy the drugs. When he opened up his military issue dresser, Lowery's drawer re- vealed a stash of 100 hits of LSD. Lowery then counted out the 40 hits for the undercover agent.

chathal. Al, 1, pan., the under cover agent, met W 1,0Wer3l t usile the 1.1 t.

liowery informed the ander cover agent, Ilia .he could supply- him with only 400 iuits-1.00 short of the original order--but would sell them to the undercover agent for $1,000. When the undercover agent ok'd the price, Lowery left the restaurant to retrieve

"The operation . . netted the five criminals punitive discharges and a combined total of 45 years and eight months in prison ..."

With that deal completed, the undercover agent told Lowery lie wanted to make a bigger drug buy: 500 'hits of LSI). 'With. .1;his h.trg order fro( n the undercover (Agent, 1,ielwery later asked hia slip

Lent. ;Jeffrey Boston, if the buy could. be arranged.; Boston. said yes,

On Dec, 4., Lowery informed the undercover agent that t;he drugs could be bought for $1,500, The NIS Special Agent agreed to the price, and the deal was set .1br Dec. 7, at I.

p.m., at the Kollar( Sizzler Steak House, located in Ai, kalii Park SI lopping Center in lai1LuLl, out d e the Air Station's back gate,

On Dec, 7, meveral NIS Spe- cial Agents staked out the restaurant to arrest Lowery after the drug and money ex.

the LSD, which was taped to a dumpater in the restaurant's parking lot.

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restaurant's ba th rowel; however, ',Lowery inaisted the erumey be paid to hirn it a.

table. When this was (lone, the undercover NIS Special Agent signalled the NIS agents who immediately apprehended Lowery, lower was taken 'back to the NIS office at the Air Station for Cl uestioning.

Givem the evidence against hitn, Lowery COnfek8ed to the crime be had committed., and a 1HO ti f7i el ling dregs to other Marines ill 1./12 and 3/:1 on numerous occasions. Sortie t1tilli1Cti0flH, he Sad, taak place in the pa,rking lot of Barracks 1656.

On the advice of his defense attorney, l'..,owery agreed to assist NIS in obtaining additional evidence.

Special Agent Shevock wised a plan ill which Lowery would tell Boston he had been held up at gun point by the drug buyer (undercover agent) and robbed- of the drugs and $1,000. As instructed by NIS, Lowery told Boston that the buyer would keep the 400 LSI) hits and the money if Boston didn't, fill the order the buyer originally requested. I tu

Shevoek's plan, it wars Piti/OCI that 1304011 Wail Id ea II the buyer to verify Lowery's story. NIS had hoped to monitor the telephone conver 80600 80 that Boston would incriminate himself.

Proposed payback-- "Ben," Copulos said, "Bos-

ton did one better than that. Ile was furious at the buyer for hi) Idingllp Lowery, and told I,owery be didn't want to call the huyer--he wanted to meet him. Lowery told Boston, he would arrange the meeting itt the same Sizzler."

A few minutes later, Boston called LCpl, Brandon Hafner for assistance. "I need a favor righ t away but I can't tell. you what it is. Can you meet; me in 20 minutes?" Boston asked Horner, Hafner said, he could.

"Oh b thp way, bring your pistol with you," Boston told liafner.

A.ccording to Copu los, ,Fraf- ner involved, himself only because he wEIS "trying to do a.

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friend 8 .1.81/0t Iltifoer knew nothing- ol' what had come about that day, but his buddy needed him, and he went to his aid," (:opulos said,

As they drove to the Sizzler, Boston outlined a plan to Lowery tund Hafner in which the three would rob the undercover agent of money and the LSD, and severely beat the buyer to .fetich him a lesson."

Upon their arrival at the re!statirant, Boston cry to call. the buyer stud suril .

toll the agent to the Sizzler. Lowery did, and warned the NIS agent that Hairier vv as concealing a .357 '.Magnoin. Unbeknownst to Boston and Halner. NIS agents and two Honolulu plain clothes detectives had earlier stationed themselves at the restaurant.

As they Wa ited for the buyer It) meet with them, a surprised Boston :11111 Hafner \von., preheoded by NIS 0101 the IIPIr detectives. "It .was i,il un. eventful and smooth appre, hension,- Coon los said. "However, the tigents were very relieved they did nothave Ix) shoot," he said, "and Boa-. ton and lin frier were relieved. they had not been shot."

Back at the Air Station, Boston confessed to NIS agents that he, like Lowery, .

hae'l been involved in several earlier drag transactions on the Station, and in fact was

supplier.With the arreA of the rive N1iuri,iit fli by NI.S, the! drug"riog"was broken. (opi I Icls ga V 1C., the agents high marks I.(»7 their role in the ease. "SER!citil Agent Smart and his men did an oil tstand itv job in this case. Their operation was well-calculated and came off smoothly," the captain said.

"This was a very intensive undercover investigation un- dert hell 'by this orrice," Spe- cis I AgentSma rt. said. "Many long hours w er4,, breel,a,ca by the NIS irgents, especially the agent in the undercover role. We We. 11'0 ANA ItY pie:1140d 4,11 the outcome 85 a result of the trials,"

While their cases are still being reviewed by higher au- thority, the Marines are currently in custody IA the Pearl Harbor Correctional facility. They will soon transfered

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On the Blotter Due to the recent threat

condition (THREATCON) :..,"BRAVO" being imple- :::mented at the Air Station and .:other military bases on Oahu, 7traffic at the main gate has been slow during morning

:,rush hour. This is because :everyone must be checked for

-:proper identification and all : :vehicles must have the proper `:identification to access the :.Air Station,

THREATCON BRAVO means that there is a "non- specific" threat of terrorist activity within the region.

A " Residents are reminded to be on the lookout for any type of suspicious activity, not only on station, but off- station as well. Be cautious of and report any persons who ask questions about military bases, personnel, military deployments and other military subjects.

A lance corporal was apprehended for DWI, underaged drinking, making a false statement and fraudulent use of an ID card after being stopped during an ID check at the H-3 gate. The lance cor-

:.: poral identified himself to military police as someone else and used the other per- ... son's ID Card. The lance

corporal submitted to an ;:Intoxilyzer test which :resulted in a .14% blood alco-

, ' hot content. The lance corpo- P , MI was released to his unit.

SA corporal was arrested in :Kaneohe by HPD for DWI, disregarding a traffic sign, no

'. insurance and underaged drinking after being observed running a stop sign. The corporal submitted to an Intoxilyzer test which resulted in a .18% blood alcohol content. The corporal was jailed under $150.00 bond and scheduled to appear in district court.

A lance corporal was apprehended for DWI and fraudulent use of a decal after being stopped at the H-3 gate during an ID check. The lance corporal submitted to an Intoxilyzer test which resulted in a .14% blood alcohol content. The lance corporal was released to his unit. A corporal was arrested by HPD in. Kailua for. DWI, speeding and underaged drinking after he was observed speeding. The corporal submitted to an Intoxi- lyzer test which resulted in a .16% blood alcohol content. There were eight addi-

tional DWI/DUI apprehen- sions during the week, six on station and two off station.

A private first class reported that someone had stolen a book of checks from his room and had cashed throe of the stolen checks for a total of $450.00. Investiga- tion of this theft continues.

A lance corporal was apprehended for attempting to steal a battery from a corporal's car. The lance corporal admitted the theft and was released to his unit. ',There were three other

thefts of private property reported to the military police during the past week. All three of those thefts occured off station.

A private was apprehended for possession of marihuana after military working dogs alerted on marihuana in his barracks room during a command authorized search.

',Thirteen military and civilians wore apprehended for fraudulent use of vehicle passes during the past week.

During the past week Mil- itary Police investigated three breach of peace reports,

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apprehended six Marines for driving while their license were revoked or suspended. and investigated six reports of damage to private property. To report a crime, or if you notice suspicious activity on the Air Station, please call the Military Police Department's 24-hour Crime Stopper nu.mber-257-2123.

Currently hold in the lost and found are 7 wallets, 10 sots of keys, 47 bicycles, 2 drivers licenses, 2 carry bags, 1. radio, 1 pair of eyeglasses, 1 ring and 1 motorcycle helmet and vest.

If you have lost any property and want to check with the Lost and Found custo- dian, please call 257-2103.

In addition, there are 57 vehicles in the impound storage lot. Abandoned vehicles are kept for approximately 120 days and then towed from the Air Station.

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If you are in receipt of PCS orders and have a car to get rid of, make sure that you properly dispose of it. Many times, people leave the island and leave their unwanted cars behind. Instead of abandon- ing your vehicle, you may sign it over to the military for proper disposal. For more inforination, or if you think you have a vehicle at the impound lot, call the Military Police Department at 257- 2103.

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American Samoan

Newsletter Fofo I.F. Sunia, the first

Member of Congress from American Samoo,is asking all interested servicemen of Sa- moan ancestry to request his nonthly n.r.vsletter called rala Ese'ose. The newsletter contains information re- I nti ng to changes in the American Samoan Govern- ment, development of the ter- ritory, and other information )f use and interest to Amen - ran natives. Interested sorvicemembers

14hould write: FoFo I.F. Sunia, American Samoa, P.O. Drawer "X", Pago Page, American Samoa 96799.

Scouts Sponsor

Flea Market 'rue Scouting units are

again sponsoring a monthly ilea market at NAS Barbers Pt. Field 113. The flea market is April 30 from 8 a.m. to 1

p.m. generally the flea markets

vv ill be held the first payday weekend of the month.

For booth reservation information or to donate items to the Scouts for sale at their booth, call 682-5819.

VMFA-312 Reunion

The 45th anniversaryof the oldest Marine fighter/attack squadron in continuous exis- tence will be held June 3-5.

Members and former members of VMFA -312, known as "The Checker- boards," will gather in Beau- fort, S.C. for three days to pay tribute to the long line of Marine aviators who helped write the pages of U.S. history,

A golf tournament will be held June 4, followed by a pig roust in the evening. The squadron's open house will be June 3, featuring a static display of today's F/A-18 Hornet, along with its famous predecessor, the F-4U Corsair, Later that day will h the posting and relief or tl'u ,Squad roll Sergeant Major and a formal dinner,

Anyone wishing to attend the reunion, should contact Capt. Greg Rhodes at (803) 522-7409.

Intramural Bowling

The organizational meeting for the Summer Intramural Bowling League will be May 11 at 11:30 in the Station Theater. League play will begin May 18.

Ping Tong Tourney

The 1988 Spring Table Ten- nis Classic was held Satur- day, April 16 in the Main Gym. Twenty-four K-Bay larines participated and the nal standings were: 'It Place: Cpl. J. Purdlo, - SSG- 1 Mnint Co. ad Place: Cpl. J. Gaston, - SSG -1 HAS rd Plitee: LCpl. A. Valoranl, - 1ACS-2 th Place: Sgt. L. Preston, - 18iR thanks to all who participated, and keep an eye

Off Station Housing

Military personnel encoun- tering housing problems with an owner or agent while off station can call any Housing Referral Office for assistance. During working hours call 438-9230. After 4 p.m. daily, weekends or holidays, call 438-2400 (answering machine). A representative from the Housing Referral Interservice Coordinating Office (HRICO) will respond to the call the next duty day.

Crime Awareness

Meeting "Summer Time, Summer

Crime," a community awareness meeting sponsored by Rep. Terrance Tom, will be held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, at the Benjamin Parker Elemen- tary School, room D-6.

Guest speakers will be Dick Martin, manager of Kaneohe Longs Drug, will be speaking on the Neighborhood Crime Watch Program and Capt. Boisse Correa, HPD Kaneohe District, will be speaking about crime in the Kaneohe area.

Learn more about protect- ing yourself, your family and your property by attending this community meeting.

New Klipper Course Hours As of May 1, the Klipper

Course Inn will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. for all personnel. After 8 p.m., the Klipper Course Inn and Klipper Course Patio is off limits except for. SNCOs, their dependents and bonafide guests.

Reserve Officer's

Association Conference

The Hawaii Department of the Reserve Officer's Associ- ation will conduct its annual conference May 14, at Fort DeRussy's Flak Koa Hotel.

The theme for this year's conference is "Accelerating Change in the U.S. Military," Featured speakers will include the Executive Direc- tor of the Reserve Officer's Association, Maj. Gen. Evan L. Hultman; LtGon. Edwin J. Godfrey, Commanding General of Fleet Marine For-

Special Services open for the next tourney coming up in July.

Bike Club Anyone interested in form-

ing a competition Bicycle Racing Team should contact Sgt. Dean Rice, FI &MS -24 (AV) at 257-1172 or 247-1085.

Tennis All-Marine hopefuls, sign-

up now for the HMAC Tour- ney June 3-5. The Athletic Office needs to identify the best individuals stationed here. For more information call, 254-2458/2516.

Golf In preparation for this

summer's HMAC, HASAC, and Regional play, the Athe- letic Office is currently holding sign-ups for: "OPEN" -

handicap of 4 or under;

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Windward Marathon

Volunteers are needed for the Windward Marathon, to be held off-base, Sunday, May 15 at 0530. Volunteers will receive complimentary Wind- ward Marathon T-Shirts. Sign up in the Athletic Office in the Main Gym, now!

Hawaii Marine Soccer

Anyone interested in trying out for the Hawaii. Marine Soccer Team must stop by the Athletic Office in the Main Gym and sign-up. Try-outs and practices will be held during the first week of May.

Station Library The Station Library, Bldg.

#219, closed Monday for construction and will remain cltised for six to eight weeks according to the Special Ser- vices Director.

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ready reserve personnel, active duty personnel, and members of veterans organizations are cordially invited to attend.

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Under the Cabinet 4-Slice Toaster (785)

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Carnival lures Air Station fun-seekers Story and photos by Sgt. W.M. Alexander

This year's Children's Carnival, hold here April 23, lured. swarms of fun -seekers anxious to indulge in a funfilled day of bag-Kral:06 g, app ehobbirtg a n.d. face-pain tin.g.

The Ca rtrivitl is an annual highlight of the ,Month of the ,Militry Child.

Susan Cleveland, direetor of 1,1.n. Child Development Va(.ilities h ere, "guesstim ted " the :it)vrarl crow d, to be between 1.200-1,500, the la.rgest, in the carnival's siX-year history.

For the children, th.e day's most, difficult feat was to leave the carnival empty-handed. Organizers bent backwards to ensure that every child who played for prizes, left the carnival as winner.

"Everyone got something," said Cleveland. "We nie all the activities extremely non-competitive so everyone could go away feeling they'd. been to fiunily event instead of a place where they hit e to compote for rizes."

Amonwthe 114nArly g111,1Ret;, vities and"sights"at the carnival was a trihewoy. 4.11111dree's crafts, as water balloon tons, a Cake \,V I c14,1N 118, a visit by MeGraff the crime dog, and. as basketball toss. Volunteer parents. and child center employees planned, organized and operated most of the activities at this year's event.

The basketball tows, obstacle course and cottonball throw, built and manned by Marines from VM1+'A-21,2, were new editions to this year's festivities,

Aside from being it libthlight, for M.onth of the Military Child. Cleveland said 1114, v t, also used as an annual fliedraiser for the Child thwelopmerot Center.

"This y(.+ W4,` gref,Sed $5,100, die In0flt We' V I VII' rtiised ,froo the eltreivkl:,c," !the N;lid.. "Our gross front the first carnival wits SW)°. 1\H the .profits 'we get, will go co btlY educational equipment for all three facilities under, the Child Development Center."

If the carnival's past growth is any indication of what is to come, it is likely the amount raised, next year will be even. larger as more fun-seekers flock to the festive event,

Tawnee Alexander paints as "masterpiece."

SSgt. R.S. Carson, VMFA-212, is center stage, at the Cottonball Throw booth.

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Bob Morris, preschool supervisor here, gets splashed by a water balloon.

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Volunteer Bill Doully portrays "Officer Fats,"

Jenny Lacy (left) and Christina Crowder take a lunch break.

A youngster chomps one of the last apples from the Apple Bob booth (above), while John Mar- tinez (left) prefers pea- nut butter, rnarsknael- lows, cinnamon candy, raisins and sunflower seeds on a cracker.

Cpl. Darryl Baldwin looks determined as he works on his punching techniques in a practice session at the Station Main Gym.

HAWAII MARINE April 28, 1988

Marine invades Canada, takes karate championship Story and photo by Sgt. Stephen Frank

The United States and Canada have been allies since the end of the War of 1812, but that didn't stop one Kaneohe Marine from invading our northern neighbor and de- feating all challengers in a recent karate tournament.

Cpl. Darrel Baldwin kicked and punched his way to vic- tory, walking away with the gold medal and the Canadian championship in the lightweight color belt division of the 5th Annual Canadian Karate Championships, held Fob. 13 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Baldwin, an admin clerk from the Joint Safety Center hero, took the top slot after boating three opponents, including the former Canadian champion, in full contact matches.

"The first match, against

the Canadian champion, was like something out of a 'Rocky' movie," said Baldwin. "At first everyone was booing me, but as the match went into overtime the crowd started to sway to my side. When wo went into double overtime they all started to cheer for me, and kept cheering through the rest of the tournament," he added.

Baldwin, a 21-year-old native of Tallahassee, Fla., went on to beat two more opponents, but this time without the use of his kicks. He took several kicks to his legs and a groin shot in the first match that numbed his legs to the point of being useless.

Baldwin began studying karate at age 12 because "I was tired of getting beat up" and has since earned belts in four different forms.

He holds a green belt in. Kyokushinkai, the form he

now competes in, a brown belt ,in Isshin-Ryu, blue in Okina- wan Kenpo, and green in Yoshikai. "Finding the right form of karate is like search- ing for the right church, the one that's best for you," said Baldwin.

"I prefer Kyokushinkai because it's the only style that uses full contact without pads, especially for competitions," said the slim, but tough, Ma- rine.

Although he's the number one colored belt in Canada at the moment, ho has some weaknesses that he'll have to overcome. "I'm pretty strong on my spinning back kick and punches, but I 'have to work on blocking kicks to my legs. During my first match at the Canadian tournament, I took anywhere from 40 to 50 kicks to my legs, so I had to fight my other two matches almost

entirely with my fists," mist Baldwin.

With his championship now in the bag, Baldwin will have to continue to train to meet his eventual challengers.

Baldwin is currently studying at the Kyokushinkai Dojb under Shihan Bobby Low, that second highest black belt in' the world, and trains with GySgt. Carlos Vega, a Marine from H&MS-24 who holds a, black belt in Kyokushinkai and also competed in the Canadian Championships.

His goal now is to work for his black belt in this style. Ho is scheduled to test for his brown belt later this month; but isn't sure if he's ready yet:

"In Kyokushin, in order to test for brown, you have tO fight 20 opponents, one after the other. I'm not sure that I'm ready to be banging on 20 guys in a row," he said with a laugh.

SOMS Marines receive emergency medical training Story and photo by Sgt. Diane Oban

The personnel at the Branch Medical Clinic here are not alone in receiving medical training.

Currently, six Marines of Station Operations and Main- tenance Squadron (SOMS) are certified ELM Basic Emer- gency Medical Technicians (EMT) through the Naval. Medical Clinic, Pearl Harbor and the National Registry of EMTs.

"When we receive quotas from Pearl Harbor to send Marines for EMT certi fica- tion, we' send those Marines

who show stability and poten- tial to handle emergency situ- ations," said GySgt. Kenneth I. Boucher, CFR's training NCOIC.

The personnel from SOMS' Crash, wire and Rescue (CFR) section function primarily as "11 rst responders" for medical personnel when there is an emergency on the flight line.

"CFR personnel are the first on the scene if there is a crash," said Boucher. "They are the ones who will have to remove any individual who is injured if there is a threat of fire or explosion. The care the victims initially receive is as

important as the care they receive in the hospital."

Certifying Marines as EMTs is a relatively new con- cept here although other CFR units on the mainland and overseas have already established this training. The classroom portion of the training is taught at Pearl Harbor, while clinical requirements are completed at Tripler Army Medical Center, Pearl Harbor, and Acute Care Services here.

During their EMT training, the students also receive in-, structi oil at 'Hicka m Air Force Base Fire Department to rein- force their knowledge of how

to mmove a trapped victim frorn n h el icopter, jet, or automobile whether it happens on land or water.

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through of an accident drill with members of the Medical Clinic, to learn how to identify any problems they may en- counter i there is a real crash. The training was to coordinate both CFR and Medical Clinic response team so they can better coordinate their joint rescue efforts.

Cplc. Mark Richardson (left) and Steven Bientema (right) tend to the "injuries" of LCpI. Harold Sherman during a mock rescue on the flightline here. Richardson and Bientema are two of six Marines that are qualified Emergency Medical Technicians.

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Comm-Elect Marines run top-notch operation story and photo by Sgt. Diane Oban

The sergeants and below are responsible for keeping the Communications Electronics Di vision of Station Opera- tions and Maintenance Squadron (SOMS) running

dik smoothly, according to Capt. w Timothy E. Brooks, communi-

cations electronics officer. This four section division,

comprised of the Communica- tions Electronic Office, the MARS Office, the Telephone Branch and the Ground Elec- tronic Maintenance Officer covers everything from joint message traffic to telephone service and radar equipment repair.

The Communication Elec- tronics Office (CEO) hero, also known as the Joint Message Center, is constantly striving to improve their record of being the best Communica- tions Electronics Office on the

','For nine consecutive months CEO has been

w 4warded the Camp H.M. Smith Naval Telecommunica-

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achieving outstanding com- ::inunication excellence.

The CEO has acquired 20 of +";.these awards since 1985 for i";:inaintaining a less than five '.;Sercent error rate sot by the .*-.Communications Naval Tele- :communications Command 4oinNavTelCom) in Wash-

igton, D.C. , 'Even though our record

:--says we're pretty good, we are :7 always trying to make our ' record better,' said Cpl. Scott

Roods, computer operator at CEO. "We only have to have the error rate below five percent, which is fairly easy to do, but getting below a one percent error rate is always our goal."

The Naval Telecommunica- tions Conlor at Camp Smith is the local digital exchange

,_network on the island for the seven Remote Information Exchange Terminals. All Message traffic from the

mo' mainland and overseas goes through Camp Smith and is disseminated to the appropri-

41te Remote Information Ex- :change Terminal.

"Once Camp Smith routes the messages to us we verify any corrections, process, re-

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Each message is carefully checked for accuracy before it is logged in for accountability and rechecked prior to trans- mission to Camp Smith. Once it reaches Camp Smith, the message is chocked again for accuracy.

All Marines, whether they are Station or Brigade,. working in the message center have "need to know" security clearances, since there is no physical way to process a message without seeing it, according to SSgt. Yarbrough, message center chief. "With classified messages we have to retain a more stringent accountability of the documents and be more careful as to who has authori- zation to pick up the messages."

Through CEO's attention to detail, chocks and balances system, and plain hard work, they have maintained a stan- dard performance that rivals all others on the island.

"We've got Army, Navy, and Air Force personnel asking us how we do it and that is im- pressive," said Capt. Timothy E. Brooks, communications electronics officer. "We have a combination of Brigade and Station personnel and it's a perfect example of how they can work together."

CEO is not the only section in SOMS' Communications Electronics Division that proves how well Brigade and. Station personnel can work together. The Military Affili- ated Radio System (MARS), Ground Electronic Mainte- nance Office (GEMO), and the Telephone Branch all work together as a team providing communications and maintenance necessary to all Kaneohe Bay units.

The MARS branch of Com- munications Electronics Divi- sion takes working together as a team one step further. Its team stretches half way across the world.

"It is difficult to get radio traffic from the West Coast to Okinawa, so we act as a relay station," said Sgt. Denyse Wassink, radio operator at MARS.

MARS is also CEO's back- up system if CEO loses power.

Aside from processing mili-

tary radio messages, MARS offers two unique and free systems for military personnel and their dependants, phone patches and "MARSgrams."

A "MARSgram" is a personal telegram that can be sent overseas to units on de- ployment and anywhere on the continental United States to friends and relatives.

MARS is also responsible for setting up the Marine Corps Emergency Radio Net- work (MCERN) in the event of a national emergency or loss of comm center services.

"We would become also become the primary guard for Camp Smith in case of a na- tion al emergency," said Wassink. "They would use our comm center and our MARS center to transmit and receive messages from the parts of the world we lost contact with.

The Telephone Branch is a section that would not nor- mally belong to the Communi- cations Electronics Division. Most Marine Corps bases have a telephone office with their own switchboard operator, telephone equipment, and repair capabilities.

"The job of the Telephone Branch here is mainly to act as a go between for the units and Hawaiian Telephone," said MGySgt. Dillion, NCOIC of Communications Electron- ics Division. "We receive telephone work orders and have them contracted out."

Once work orders are received, the Telephone Branch does the survey work and cost estimates, checks the site, re- searches cable lines and sends it to Navy Public Works at Pearl Harbor.

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Family Services Planning PCS

Moves Another PCS workshop will

be offered at the Family Ser- vice Center on May 19, 9-11 a.m. Learn how to have a smooth move and take some stress out of the PCS orders. The presentation will be in two parts: (I) Children, Emo- tions and Stress Management for the Move, and (II) Making Arrangements with TMO (Transportation Manage- ment Office). The guest speaker from TMO will be the NCOIC in charge of House- hold Goods and POVs. Learn the answers to questions like how soon should you start planning? What documents are needed and how many?

Do you have to supervise the movers? How long will the move take? Get the answers to these and many more questions and pick up valuable handout material. For reservations call 254-1541/42/43.

How to Manage Your Checking

Account The Family Service Center

will offer a workshop May 11, 9-11 a.m. that will cover the basics of checking accounts, how to reconcile statements, budgeting tips and buying on credit. Active duty and family members are welcome. To insure adequate handout material please register by calling 254 -1541/42/43.

CYCLE INTO SPRING 40 Land Zne rrZ:

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Kindergarten Readiness

Kindergarten readiness classes for parents and children are held on Friday mornings 10-1.1. a.m. at the Family Service Center, for parents and children starting kindergarten in the Fall. Children must be 5 years old by Dec.

31 this year. The Playmorn- ing staff will work with parents and children to teach learning activities that will

help prepare them for a suc- cessful beginning in elemen- tary school. Classes are May 6, 13, 20 and 27th. For reser-

vations please call 254.1541/ 42/43. The program is free.

New Arrivals Island Tour

On Friday, May 13, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. join us for a free around-the-island bus tour. Families and singles who have arrived at MCAS,

Kaneohe Bay within the last three months are invited to participate in this excursion, to get acquainted with the sights and attractions on Oahu. Casual dress and a brown bag lunch is all you'll need. Reservations are required and space is limited. Call 254-1541/42/43 for reservations.

UNCONTESTED DIVORCE

$25000 plus filing fee

LET OUR STAFF HANDLE YOUR UNCONTESTED DIVORCE

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HAWAII MARINE April 28, 1988

Leeward View Quarterly Golf

Tournament nn-mrs cl '"h i9 ha o.:-.

quarterly tiolf"Pouri lament May 18, at Leilehua Cham- pionship Golf Course. Tee times start at 12:36 p.m.

The tournament is open to retired military and active duty personnel at Camp Smith. Entry fees for military personnel range from $17-$19, depending on the person's rank, all others will be charged $33. The deadline for entries is May 11

Entries will be limited to the first 54 golfers, however, a standby list will be available. Entry forms can be obtained

at the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Office, Building 9, room 36 and the Fitness Cen- ter.

For more information call John Collier Jr., at 477-5142.

Enlisted Club Crab Night

The Camp Smith Enlisted. Club is featuring and "all- you-can-eat" crab night April 30,6-8 p.m., as well as dancing until 1 a.m. Crab night charges are $10.95. Reserva- tions are required and can be made by calling 477-6360.

On Friday night during the month of April, disco with the sounds of Doctor "D".

The club is also open Satur- days for your enjoyment.

Aloha Diners Card

The Morale Welfare and Recreation office is offering the Aloha Diners Card for just $12 at the Special Services Ticket Office.

The card, which is good until Dec. 31, entitles the bearer to save 15 to 50% at many of Hawaii's best restaurants and for entertainment, including movie tickets for $3 and "2-for-1" Honolulu Sym- phony tickets.

For more information call the Special Services Ticket office at 477-5141,

Men's Soccer Team

The Men's Varsity Soccer Team is looking for anyone interested in coaching or playing with the team.

Those interested should contact John Collier at 477- 5142 for more information.

Camp Smith Stables

The Camp Smith Stables offers many programs for military members and their families.

Intensive programs geared

Sports Shorts Evelyn Tope

Memorial Tourney

Ellen Schick shot a three- day gross of 245 to walk away with her sixth win in the 54- hole Evelyn Tope Memorial Golf Tournament, sponsored by the Kaneohe Klipper Golf

Association Women's Group, and played at the Kaneohe Klipper course here, April 14.

Schick shot an 83, 85, and 77 on the three rounds to suc- cessfully defend her title as club champ. She won the tournament previously in '82, '83, '84, '85, and '87,

Marian Scope shot a 203 (281.78) to win overall low net.

Jayne Leber was named the Most Improved. Player, shoot- ing a net 247 (352-105),

Other winners were: A Flight(0-24 handicap) Low Gross-Betty Roth 257 Low Net-June Hensley 213 and Pat Emery 215 B Flight(25.32 handicap)

Low Gross-Kathleen Sansone 288 Low Net-Jan Dorrance 216 and Marlene Fisher 222 C Flight- (33 -up handicap) Low Gross-Anne Gregg 314 Low Net-Pat Jarties 223 and Yvonne Ernst 226

Movies Thursday

Dangerously Close (R). Drama. "The Sentinels" are the self-appointed unofficial guardians of Vista High School, until a student is found dead. Now the question is whether the students are being protected by them or need protection fro:m them. . . .

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Baby Boom (PG). Comedy. Diane Keaton -

Sam Shepherd. J.C. Wiatt (Diane Keaton) is a high powered career woman on a fast track until she inherits a baby who makes capitol gains in her heart!

Monday The Morning After (R).

Suspense. A down-and-out actress awakens one morning in bed with a murdered stranger and is unable to remember what happened. After she is forced on the run, she meets an ex-cop who_falls

for her and helps her to solve this mystery,

Tuesday Solar Babies (PG-13).

Adventure. An adventure set on Earth in the distant future, when water is more precious than life and the planet is visited by a mystical force from outer space.

Wednesday Hail, Hail, Rock-n-Roll

(PG). Concert. Chuck Berry

- Bo Diddley. Chuck Berry's 60th birthday party concert is a celebration of the rock pio- neer who changed the sound of contemporary music forever.

Filmed live at the Fox Theater in St. Louis, this salute features performaces by Eric Clapton, Robert Gray, Etta James, Julian Lennon, Keith Richards and Linda Ronstadt.

7:15 p.m., nightly Phone 254-2113

Tickets Dr. Rook - Gussie

L'Amours - April 25.28 at 7:30 and 10 p.m., tickets are free.

Armed Forces Body- building Championship - Pearl Harbor Bloch Arena - April 30, at 7 p.m., tickets are $5.

Brothers Cazimero - Waikiki Shell - May 'Day, at 7:30 p.m., tikcets are $15.50 for reserved seats and $13 for lawn seating.

Miles Davis and Stanley Clarke - Waikiki Shell - May 8, at 7 p.m. Pool area tickets are $26, Terrace $21 and Lawn seating $16

Third World and Brave New World - Waikiki Shell - May 20, at 7 p.m., tickets are $18.50 for reserved seats, $13.50 for lawn seating.

Earth, Wind and Fire - NBC Arena - May 25, at 7:30 p.m.; tickets will go on sale April 30 for $21. Reserved seats.

Dana Carvey/Andy Bumatai - Sheraton Wai- kiki - June 2, at 7:30 p.m., tickets are $21 for Gold Circle, $18 for. Outer Circle. Tickets go on sale April 30.

Comedy Club - Ilikai Hotel - Wednesday and Th ursd ay show 9 p.m.; Friday

COMPLETE DINNERS

FROM JUST 75

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OVER 20 OF YOUR FAVORITE ENTREES ALL SERVED WITH SOUP OR SALAD, DINNER ROLLS,

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shows 9 and 11 p.m. Saturday shows, 7, 9 and 11 p.m. tickets are $9.

Consolidated Theater - Tickets are available for $3.25.

Tickled Pink by Alen Yee

GRAND OPENING Alan's Automotive

owner: Alan Yee

Kilauka Military Camp - Reservations can be made through Special Services.

For more information call Margaret at 254.6286 or 254- 3304.

Custom & General Auto Body Repair and Painting

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Originally from Canada, BETTY PARINAS, R.A., G.R.I., has lived In Hawaii for 10 years and has consistently been a multi-million dollar producer in the Leeward area for 6 of those years.

She really enjoys being affiliated with us because "No one else offers the support - like brochures and books, not to mention 'the magazine - that is available through Bet- ter Homes and Gardens - also, Hale Koa has a fantastic commission schedule."

Betty can be reached at 487-8061 or 486-5555.

Call today and find out why all our agents, like

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for beginners through intermediate levels are being offered to enrich your children with a funfilled adventure this summer. Included in the offerr is a "free" end of summer overnight campout and trail rides for all "Horse Campers" in August at the end of camp.

Registration deadline is May 27.

For more information, call the stable manager at 477- 6430, Wednesday through Sunday.

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COCAINE. IT'S NOT FOR ANYBODY.

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Live-fire training will be conducted at the Camp Smith Training Facility at Ewd, Beach April 29 and 30.

All safety limits and restricted areas will be enforced.

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VALLEY of the Tampico, 8 Benutiful prime plots. Plots of 2-2-4 $1200 on Ph, 450- 1045 aft. 1:00 p.m.

488-9723 Behind Cutter Ford In Aim

'Gold Jewelry TV's VCR's stereos Cameras Tools Musical

Instruments Knives Fishing

Equipment

5 PLOTS Vniley of the Tem- ple, Cel'ondrni View III. All for $7000, 247-24107

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CUSTOM Sallbont Cher- tern, Dm, Sails or Inter- Wend, 40 ft. custom Teak Ketch, Stete of the art, Cell for reservetione & information, 220-0020,

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Ph. 622-2898 540 California Aye,

OA.* 20 Lest & Found

LOST; Only/will Lop nnrred bunny, Kallun. Brown °oiler, $50 rownrd, 261-0567.

LOST COCKATIEL, yellow & white w/orange cheeks, Answers to Flembo. Very tetra, plenee return to henrt broken owner, 201 -8804 riven, 520-1718 deyn,

FOUND: dog, Penni Herber Heg, area, Shepherd mix, mato, tan body, black mu7- tin, Cell 422.8000

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25 Personals

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MAILING on gorgeous 50' teak yacht, Day/Inter-le- land, wedding', eta, Lowest prices, 842.4004/839-0603,

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SINCERE Counselling for deeper Insight & clarity, Tarot, Each Flower & Astrology, Cell 026.4323,

IF you want to drink, that's your business. if you want to atop, thorn ours, Atop- !toilets Anonymous Ph, 9413- 1438,

COMPUDATE bowmen you're tired of hers & went

serious reletionehip, 334 Setnnide Ave, 11008, Waikiki, 920-3283 from 10em-9pm,

CARE HOME Fridley Onyonre tar adults, end

long term live-in errenge- rennin for the elderly.

For more Information, cell Terry 261-9880, 203-0104,

PSYCHIC Guidance. Call 247-0405 for Tarot Card Readings By Betty.

CHANNEL even. w/nn extraterrestrial, 5/1 and 0/ 5, Pest-1117t connultntione. $10, Sara, 202-0544

PSYCHIC Ellenbeth-Mario

Fly appointment 247-5458

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Jfielle UMW, 1'111111'u' interone- tun of all who Invoke your eon- olal patronage in Ilme of need, to you I have annum from the depth al my heart and humbly beg to whom Pod hoe given noon great power to come to My nealelance, Help me In my men. and inured pelltIon. (Here make your regueetl. In return I prom. nn lo make your mime known

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30 Iacono Tax

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THE NAILMAN

Carpentry, Electrical, Plumbing &

Painting. Small jobs are our

specialty! Free Estimates,

CALL PEGGY 261-5807

to $1110

DOMESTIC Housecleaning at affordable prices.

Call 523-7457

FLOORING n1,0011,11: Ceramic the and hardwood floors, Free enemies, me- sonabie prices. 247-8900.

DRY Rot Termite Damage rinpnir. Free estimate. Rea- sonable mites 021-8025.

ISLAND Budget Painting, Inc, Mildew Wnsh. Free net To $100, 239-5058,

LEAVE your dungeon and return to your castle, Cell Julia Ph. 407-9028,

HARVEY'S Mobile Service Screen & Jelounie monk (Wn come to you) Free est, to $100. Hervey 263-4857

35 Personal Services

FELIPE Ynrd and House- clenning', Call 201-5060 bet. 2 pro rind 8 p.m,

R. Mikerni Electric, Electri- ant Service Eatimnten. Lie, liC-10129. Cell 942.9121,

MARRIAGES Performed By Minister

Only 021-8944 Evenings

PAST-Lives Regression Certified Hypnothernpisl

Cell 201-4505

FURNITURE Refinishing & Rem:mire. Antique Reatorn- lions, lelandwide, 637-4030

35 Personal Services

DIVORCE

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$125oo 595-2533 Staff Attorney Gone Bridges

A Sni vine I'ro uct

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THE Milieu:in for 011 your small repair needs, Freshest, to $100, 201.5507

)1 7flw177fiTi: Intl from $13 running foot, Cell 390-0524

-70 AT ICHAT REPAIR 734.0492

QUALITY housecleaning et affordeble prises,

Ph, 252-0650.

HOUSECLEANING large, smell, move 1n/out, ream, rates, Stacy 262-6092

HOME Cleanine weekly, bi- weekly, 1 time, asp, wirers, Ph. 261-4254

"HOUSECLEANING" Greet work, few openings Cell 202-5580/201-9408.

NEW CONSTRUCTION

& REMODELING

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from design thru finish, Call 262-8544

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171

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947-8422 705 Amens Et, 0310

Near Ale Moans Center

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Windward

Resumes Etc. Military i Civilian

Writing & Counseling

261-7524 580 1.11tilialtu Ht., !Callen

(Near Castle Hospital)

LEEWARD PAWN BROKERS

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No Loan Too Big or Small! Lowest rates on Leeward side ' Loan on or buy anything of value Loan on care, boats and 2nd

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Open 7 days n week 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

For the best buys In mutiny merchnndine visit our air conditioned showroom

"Million Dollar Buying Power" 945 Kam Highway

(next to Pearl City Tavern)

Call 456-5900 31 Maness ServIelbe

COLLECTION agency to recover pent due debts, 7- 20 % avg. comm., 530-4907

Appliances

WE Service nil makes & models on all major ripple Anro Appliance, Call 235- 0817 or 235-2077

Bookkeeping

SMALL Business - Lee- ward area: Are you evoking nil experienced, honest and reliable bookkeeper? I nanny

be the one for you. Fln, Stmts., payrolls, taxes. Evia Banal 623-5044.

Carpentry

-CARPENTRY"' Interior/Exterior, Free Emit- $100, Henry 735-6138.

Cleaning

HOUSEPR OUD Cleanin. Ser, Fles./Cornm, RAMS

ISatInf. guar, 623.0185,

CLEANING empty homes/ apts. for stale/rent. Rnnttorn OK. "Fresh Look," 023.0504

37 Business Serviced

I WILL do ell your Inundry end ironing for 615. You drop off end pick up my MillInni home. 023-7238.

"CLEAN WINDOWS" Prof. Serv, Since 1060,

Ronn Albert 524 -5411.

SWENA cleans your house & office, avail, nil hrn., reg./ heavy duty, free estimate, Cell 624-0555

Olerloal/Typing

I WILL do typing at my home, Flesumes/mays Reasonable fees, 480-3085.

Computer

UNIQUE computer ohmme- ter analysis combines ancient lore, science & his- torian' research, 734.4310

Cementation/ contraolil

a M OONTFIAOTING-, INO, Gen, Contractor, planning, & design *vet, new home., idditIons, remodeling, all Oonetruction phrase, Free OBI. Lie, BO- 14235 & Insured, 239-4546,

PACIFIC Isle Combat:tern, Spec allots in kitchen & bath remodeling/additions, 0. 14200, Ph, 672-3262.

Legal

INDIE JERVIS AND ALBU ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Auto feinted accidents, divorces, probates, wills, rani notate. 970 Nu. '<Aegis° Ave 0A-304 Pell Pelms 264-5855, Free Mittel consultation.

Pointing

JAL Services, The Painting Contractors. Fully insured- LICeC13054, Cell 306-4221 for FREE Enervate,

PAINTING - Int./Ext. To Quality, Ref., Low Cons Free eel, to $100. 247-1351 or 0110-0113,

THE PAINTER intlext, spa- (linnet, Low Wee, exci, refs, Free not, To $100, 220-0080.

Highest Quality Fix-up Feint Remodel

Reneonnble Rates Interior Exterior

IslandWide 022-3579 to $100

LEE'S PAINTING 20 years business exp, Llo. 0.aesn Ph. 247-1454.

GENERAL construction service for residential, com- mercial or industrial bides, Free net, Ph, 845.00823, To $100,

Romodoline

PATIO/NEW Additions, Flepair, remodel, Clifford iwnne, 0-4477 Ph, 077-4095

HOLLOW tile, redwood fences, Concrete drive- wnye, elnbe, home exten- sions. Free net. 468.3340 BC7028

Drape rin

Repair

TV & VCR Repairs Free estimate, Free pick up & delivery, Kellun/Keneohe/ Weirennalo 254-6544

H & J Maintenance Home, office, condo & apt, Maintenence repair and renovation, free est. to $100, Harvey Rogaisky 253- 4857.

Sewing/lUterotione

PROFESSIONAL Dress making & alter, for custom fit, P/U & del, 247.5001,

Veltman,

WOLFGANG'S Yard Ser. vloe, reliable, profusion", equipment, 202-5940,

OTFTM1-0-755ard work, trash svo, Free sit To 5100, Ricky, 2304070 aft, a

FIEMI Yard Service - Mow- ing, trimming, weeding, Free eat, 261.4952

GREEN Hawaii Lendecap- Ing tree trimming & yard mint., to $100, 450.5549/ 631-7397,

BLINDS, verlicni-mini 60% off selected fabrics, example: 72"x04" $99, Ken I-Intch Interior 254-2080

Electrical

A Mikriml Electric, Electri- cal Service Estimates, Lle, 00-10120, 0'11942-9121, -

JOLT Electrical Co. Flee Comm. & renovation. Free oat. C-5717.023-3182

Hauling

DUMPING & lipid heuling, rensonable.

Cell 235-60139.

GOT things lo haul in ti hurry! Have no worry, give Mann a call, 734-1192.

BOB'S Yard Service, free quality reliable work,

525-2070,

AFFORDABLE, clualitY, yard service, Free estimate, Call 202-4117,

DOG DIRT REMOVAL In militnry housing awn.

Enjoy in elect wird on weekerein. Only SO weekly.

Fridny scooping still invaluable, 487-9011

Hints a bobcat. t3rnding, tight places, Hourly/Job, Free est, 203-8314,

I HEE Service, Lerge removal to ornamental trimming. 12 yrn, exp. LIc/ Ins, C-14433. Free eat, All Pnredine Tree Service, 095- 8228.

Classified April 28 -Many 4, 1988

7 V License plates are photographed at, or near, business advertising in Sun Press, Hawaii Navy News, Hawaiian Falcon & Hawaii Marine!

$500 CASH IN BUMPER BONANZA! $500 $250

t"1", R 1 I

$125 $75 .1 nerosrorn

Identify your license plate below and win the cash prize shown above the photo- graph! To win, call 235-5881 before 5 p.m.. tomorrow (Friday)!

Telephone Service 235-5881 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

LAMASSIFIED Counler Service 45-525 Luluku Kaneohe Mon. -FrI. 8 min.-5 p.m.

WHY? Why fight the battle of the hill and waste 2 hours of your life every working day, when HARDWARE HAWAII TRUE VALUE at Kailua Shopping Center has immed. openings for exp. office personnel & knowledgeable sales people? Apply in person, - TODAY!

Yard Snivicv

YARD Service, Conley lewit dire tit rentionnble Wen. Ken/Debbie 247.4642

50 OpportunDleD

DISTRIBUTOR-Route por- no!' needed, New product In 1-lewall, Be In buninens for melte $100 Rey, 947- nonn.

58 Schools 84 Instructions

ALOHA Tutoring Service. All aubJects, all gradert, indiv., Innen. 533-5457

BEG. ADULT -Hula & Tnhi- tlan Wince clean, Shirt Fri., Mny 0, 7-8 p.m. Kni Butter- worth, 247.14211

60 Help Wanted Mole/Female

"AVON- Own your laini- ruins, 50% earnIngn pored- bin. Jo 395.6970,

GUITAR !mmons, Jn7t, conlemporery & chemical. Private. $10 per ling hour. Cell 088-3104,

LEARN to Sew - Group or PrIvele Motions Cell 1322- 7524, QUALITY Lermonn, Kertitoho studio/horne, mod wenn, 247-0010

LANI Elliott Polynenian deice Co. reg, now open 1484 Keolu Dr. Cell now 202-4979 or 259-93411.

VIOLIN Lemons by 1.1H Teacher R, Symphony V10-

!Inlet, Simon 1330-2100

HULA einenen. Special Introductory We, Ancient, Modern, Teltilltm, Maori. Also free beginning

Ukulele, Croup, privete, adult, hum, children. MIlltery & ell ethnic

backgrounds welcome, Call 4117-1000,

GUITAFI/nInging lennons. $50/mo. your home 1 Iir,/ wk. Patient Inetr, 533-7000.

PIANO Lentionn Kennohe rime only,

Cell 235-4432, 041-1190.

TUTOR: Exp., Cert.. Spec. Ed. lonelier, Summer programming nvnllnblo, Cell Meg even. 262-24117

FIN'S, LPN'S Name Alden & Comenniono, Flonpoltel Homo Care, Kokun MOHO& Cell 536-2326,

LA13011E11S -"Illtt Jenne end Sneakers" lobs Cell 533.0889, Ache Personnel Svc. Never n fee,

PUT your bent nkille to work, Western Temporary, Sentient' need! good typintn, exp, word preeminent & gen. clerical npocialints, never it Feel 524-0411 EOE MFH

59 EMpIDYMerit OppedellItMS

'AVON' alert w/$5, nrlll anywhere. Fern up to BIP11,

Mnrgot, 455-1047,

EARN $100/dey et home! Send $1 for 'Mifflin and 15

proven formulae to: SP, 04- 344 Hokualn 11113, MIlilenI, 1-11. 007110

NEEDLE Crnfl lovers - em 11 $$$. Tench & Bell. Creellve Circle, Ph. 830- 0908.

olmalownelais.


TEACHERS MIS twiddled, Exp, pref., 8:30-5:30, Smell school In quiet country ceiling In Knheluu, For epplicetonn cell bun. ofc, 254-0442.

General office

?PUZZLED? ABOUT TEMPORARY

SERVICES

EARN TOP PAY+ -7 paid holidayn -herilth and life inn, -tenure pity Inarenretm -bontiefle -tuition mimburseinent

end much, much morn_

WORD PROCESSORS SECRETARIES

CLERK TYPISTS RECEPTIONISTS

"WE put oureelven In your piece"

Acne 533.01309 Pernonnel SIIIVI0118

1001 13Inhop, Suite 1710 Peelle] Tower

EOE Never a feel

SALESPERSON/Retell: P/ T, F/T/ Cryelel City Store, Waikiki, Cell 020-3409.

MILITARY dependents, explore flex, work °pliant', while on lour of duty, your skills in word ()roommate, clerical, data entry & mar. keting are valued lit Wont- ern Temporary Services. Never ei km 624-0411 EOE MFH

TALENT contestants minted. $150 dish. Tune. ill 0 p.m. Feat Eddle'n 201- 11561

HAIRSTYLISTS, Excl, opportunity at Fentenlic

Knlitie, and Alen, Ph, 201-4400 or 480 -2400.

DELIVERY Penton needed for travel nermay,

$15 /hr. Mtint have own trennportation end nerve nit en Independent contrector.

Deliverlen will be between Pend Herber TrnVel,

Pend limber Newell Stntion to newly opened Schofield

Travel (Barone from Mecomb onto In Kemoo

Forme), Looking for numeorie who liven In

the Schofield erne nit torten deliveries will

Increnen In the near future. Wilkey ID rt neconsity.

Cell for Interview/ oppollement, Pend Herber

Travel, 422-0444.

EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE

Jack-in-the-Box In now looklnp for dny Mien and Into night people to Malt

3 of our Windward renew- mute. Thn Ktrllun resteu- rent on ()mewl St., the Kniket restaurant (noon

to open) on Heentikua Dr., rind the Kaneohe rent/event

on Kern. Hwy,

We !Alm: - great benefits -competitive wninot - (shirting up

to $6/1e. -opportunitlea for ndvencement

To he e pert of n growing aompiny !triply Any of the 'editions mentioned Mime

or MI Jack 048-2001. JACK IN THE BOX WHEN YOU WANT A BETTER CHOICE

EOE

SALES reooptIonial needed, plennent working cond., downtown area. Seine exp. pref. Full/Part- time ponillone avail. Cell Nutri-Syntems 531-41305,

EXCELLENT Opportunity P /T, FIT Drivers

Cash daily - Will train Call The Cab 524-2121

FURNITURE repair/touch- up pernonn, F/T & P/T. Prey on experience, 239-4880,

OUTGOING telephone receptionint, good with people, EZ-Accenn Storage Syntemn, 537-5033.

LITE Delivery. Murat know erne well and have ening car. Cell for tin apt/Inter- view, 545-4522.

$$$ NEW YEAR $$$

PART TIME JOB

"ATTENTION* MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES & LOCALS

Earn F.xlru Moony PartIme S6 per hour

6:30 In 9:00 p.m. Mini Ilan Fri.

We hell pail limn workers ininintlialnly to Rain Int

Sur newly nslahllshud

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'87 COROLLAS 4 DR, AIR, POWER STEER.

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Sun Press inonn Luluku rut Kon.nh., NI sem 235-5881

60 Help Wonted Mole/Female

TELEPHONE Salmi/Tele- marketIng. Pro/non PI I/ wonted for telvertining & lick eta. Pay depends 011 exp. For Apt. & Interview, 545-4527 HOUSEKEEPERS P/T, Work your own tea. Cnr/ phone nec. Elonunen/Med,/ Mileage, Mat, Clean, Inc. 488-4822.

RECEPTIONIST AtinIterint, mature and pernonable. exp. pref. Ph. 247.6096

60 Help Wonted Moto/Female

AIDES 8 childcare helpern needed. KnIlue Minuet-1u Preschool. 202 -4400,

FULL/part-time people needed for hourie cleaning 8, maid service, 201-4254

OFFICE Clerk, part-time, Mon, to Fri., near Gem- Dillingham. 845.0900

A./innate Temporary Asalpitmonts

IMP118. ACC'TO Punks ACC.11 DATA Dim

woo rimers:ions Because we SPECIALIZE,

we have QUALITY ASSIGNMENTS and

TOP PAY!

MEOW .531-8056

TEACHERS & Alden (Elern. A Preschool),

Acheinlierntor. Summer Fort 'widen

WS! & cook. Summer & Frill positIonn for ChrintInn School

In Kellum Cell 261.3910

GET paid for rending bookal $100.00 per 1111e.

Write: PASE - A21166, 161 S. Lincoinwny, N. Aurora, IL 60542,

TEACHER'S AIDE Keheluu Preschool experienced prat.

Call 254-6442 het, 9-1

REGISTERED Phynicfil Thereplet, exp. pref., intent Intervention program, ripply at Sultan Ennter Seal School, 710 Gwen SI or cell 530-3704.

FEMALE Country !Unger infante to alert hand, If you can play nny inetrumento call Pat at 235-5101,

OFFICE Clerk/RnociptIon- Int - Full Time Position For Self-Motivated Penton, Dent With Public, Phones, Procene Outgoing Bulk Mall, Typing, Fllinl, Basle Meth, Computer !Experi- ence. Submit Application Monday thru Friday 0:00 n.m,-5:00 p.m. at 45-525 Luluku Road - Attention Circultition.

AREA TIELD - MANAGERS

FOR WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Work Irorn your own home. ChellorigIng positions for Independent nelf-ittertere Intreentnd In working with young people. SupervIne & train nem deride, Part-time ponitions ell

alikl lteNEOHE PEARL AI1BOR HOUSING ALIAMANU CIIATER/

SHAFTER Excellent Salary, Borentim & grin allow, For Info. cell Linda Buieleio 235-5881.

NOW terlito dell warkern, at Stromboll's flistorente, Koko Marina Shopping Center, 300-0308,

CLERK/Typint, full limn, 454, wpm, bnnolitn, career minded, linmed 630-4957.

60 Help Wanted Male /Female

60 Help Wonted Male /Female

CHILDCARE workern PIT, Exp. pref. Apply In person Betty Bee Dnycnre, 502 Lehun Ave Pend City, HI

HEALTH Insurance Bolen, new ole. opening In Hono- lulu, excl, opportunity w/ well known contritely, traln- ing & lends provided. Cell 533-5473,

HAIRSTYLIST, Fantastic Seine Walpnhu. Benefits Cell 070-3910

PC Operators

KELLY GIVES YOU Mann annefitn new available (or Ilnnnhdu ores omployeea:

Seining on 3 leading sprendelmet apemen menses Meril pay Vacalitin pre, Wies prnenetIng leaning tin 11 Nailing PC softwurn widows' .. And morn

Can todayl 521-7468

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KITCHEN DF.GIREAS1110.: Full Ilrnn night work, Supervloors & helpers needed, no exp. nec., will train, call btwn,

9.6:30 p.m. 033-6000

ARE YOU PAID WHAT YOU'RE WORTH? Will Vein you for n cured in Real Entitle, Century 21 Pnll Proportion. Call Ken 254- 5000

DO you like to SEW? Fac- tory exp. helpful, Kellun, area, 203-4801

MEDICAL Anal or LPN wonted for Kallue Pediatric office. P/T, 4 dnyn/wk. Cell 202.8568

TELEMARKETING - 3 shifts, Hrly. & bonus. HOUEIOW1vM1, military & mt. welcome. Jack, 203-0825

SEWING person, Will train. Kuhula Creations. 749 KM- hie Rd, 262-0300

NEEDLECRAFT Lovern Earn $$$ Tench & Sell, Creative Circle, 201-4490

EAFIN EXTRA MONEY. Housewives, college tutu- dente, retiree welcome. We provide training for Market ilenenrch Interview. All hours available, $4.50 en hr., no !tolling. Call Carol M- F between 9 n.m. and 4 p.m. 528-4050

TALENT Smirch: Wentern Temporary Servicem In looking for the fantod! typist In I-Inv/Mil Nimble fingern apply tit: 1100 Fort St., 0920, Great local prizes & chence to win the min. prim - n trip for 2 to Snn Fran. & morel No ettliy ten, 524-0411.

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'85 TOYOTA TERCEL 5 DR, AUTO, AIR, EXCL BUY

(BXV-606)

$3995

'85 NISSAN SENTRA 2 DR, 4 SPD, EXCL BUY

(BXR-963)

$3995 __:,.........y '82 CAPRI

2 DR, L/B, AUTO, 6 CYL, BLUE (ATG-020)

$3395

'80 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 DR, 4 SPD, P/S, AIR

(ASU-270)

$2295

'77 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 2 DR, AUTO, P/S, 6 CYL

(AGJ-178)

$1295 11 HONDA

4 DR, 5 SPD, EXCL BUY! (BEW-524)

$3595

'77 BUG CONV'TBLE 2 DR, 4 SPD, RED

(MAT-952)

$995

'85 DODGE COLT E

4 DR, AUTO, EXCL BUY

(MMB-043)

$2595 '80 HONDA ACCORD

3 DR, AUTO, 40,000 MI. (AJJ-091)

$2995

'83 HONDA ACCORD LX 3 DR, 5 SPD, P/S, AIR

(BSC-241)

$4795

'82 FORD ESCORT S/W AUTO, P/S, WHITE

(ATF-476)

$1995 '81 SUBARU DL 2 DR, AUTO, SILVER

(BFG-407)

$995

'79 CHEV CARGO VAN AUTO, P/S, 6 Cll.

URN -U12

$2695

'82 BUICK REGAL 2 DR, AUTO, PIS, AIR, CLEANI

(HFX-372)

$399 '86 TOYOTA COROLLA

4 DR, AUTO, P/S, AIR (MKK-528)

$6195

'85 DODGE CHARGER 2 DR, AUTO, P/S, WHITE

(MKA-956)

$3995

'86 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 DR, AUTO, P/S, AIR

(MKK-526)

$6295 '87 NISSAN SENTRA 4 DR, AUTO, P/S, AIR, BLUE

(HJX-091)

6495

'87 VW FOX 4 DR, 4 SPD, AIR, LOADED, EXCL BUY!

-091)

$7195

'86 TOYOTA MR2 5 SPD, AIR, PWR WIND, CASS!

(CDA-847)

$10,495

KAIMUKI TOYOTA Corner of 6th and Walolon A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC, INC. 735-1737 SALE GOOD TILL 5/4/as

7-"'"..-''' wil aril

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TOUR COORDINATOR (Japanese /English speaking)

AIRPORT& WAIKIKI LOCATIONS

Full-time & part-time openings. Excellent benefits, medical/dental Insurance, group life Insurance, profit sharing, travel benefits. Immediate openings.

Apply le porson 9 am to 5 prn, weekdays only.

Waikiki BusineSS Plaza, 2270 Kalakaua Ave., Suite 1600

By/Pacifico Croay° Service,

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

JAPANESE/Engllah speaking portions needed, pert- arne for telephone answering or sales position. Learn now burliness. Earn Inconel here or Amin. Cell 202- 7002, 202-7170


1:ol.L. Unto till ploductem position. Some chemietry background helpful but not nee, Lift 50 't Ihn, Start $0/ hr. to .benctille. MI11111'11 to North Shorn pref. Ph, 037- 5020

rnIPU VAAVLIALKE WORKING TOGETHER SIMMER YOUTH

EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM

HAWAIIAN/PART HAWAIIAN YOUTII 1441 YRS. OF AGE

REGISTRATION REMINDER SIGN UP: APRIL 28-29, 1988

HIRING WITH YOU:

Rirth Certificate llvieotne Verification *Selective Service Card (male 18 & MN) Parellt 1/1* Glifird11111(11 i I llll rri till under 18)

APRIL 28-29, 1988 THURSDAY & FRIDAY

8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Alu Like O'nhu !minim! Office

524 Cooke Street FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

CALL 523-5422

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MANAGERS winittel lui work In Army dining hell, Ministry food ave exp. pref. Applications now being accepted In Bldg. 133, Schofield Berrecke. Cen- tric' Maureen, Personnel Dir 055-9577. EOE

62 Domestic Help Wonted

April 28-May 4, 1988 elammilled III

NANNY wenied, It'll limo, fa. werikdovs. Until house- Mai keeping, refereneen required rink for Einine at owl 261-0931.

BABY enter needed, my home. M-F afternoon, wir- 'cue hours & oacasionni wk. end. Phone 247-2887

LIVE In nanny housmkeriper to care for 3 kids', ages 8, 4 A 3, room & board, nelery neigotinble, met have valid driver'n licens), 1334-6674 Iv, meg.

SEEKING responsible adult for light cooking & supervision of normal 14 yr. old boy In our MI11111111

home, Wed. evoe, 5-9 p.m. NEI & as needed on Frl, 5.10 p.m. Refs, req. 023-6793 7- as O p, m. 1111911

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With 8 yearn local mu experience seeks employment. 407.0444,

lenvo menage.

63 Jobs Wanted El

64 Dottie:411e Jetal Wanted

AT BARGAIN PRICES NO CREDIT NEEDED You Make Your Payments to Our Leasing Company. We Finance Everyone.

'83 TERCEL 2 DR. $2775 Auto, Ruth, limn. or 20 Mos, Total Pay $1 9074 $3814.80 month

'83 FILITUIRA SON $2475 Auto, PIS, AC, Immac. or 18 Mos, Total Pay $17847 $3212.46 month

Itllts

New Arrivals! 4111°--Tri

$4000 -. _.....,.-- .., h i ,__---- r _

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SUDDENLY, '88 MITSUBISHI 14"

MIGHTY hlYulpA X

THE OBVIOUS CHOICE..

'83 RELIANT WGN. $2875 Auto., PIS, A/C, Immac, or 18 Mos, Total Pay $1875 $3370.50 month

'84 TEMPO GL 4 DR. $3480 Auto, AC, low mi. or 20 Mos, Total Pay $21403 $4280.60

rtM1531 '88 MITSUBISHI

7 Pass. Wagon Dual Alr, Auto.,

Stereo Cassette. Deluxe Interior

*No down OAC. Good till 4/30/88. Subject to prior sale. Plus tax, lie., tloc fee.

month

'85 TERCEL 4 DR.$4375 '85 JEEP CJ7 4x4 Auto., P/S, A/C, Immac or Big 6 Cyl Immac. $6475 24 Mos, Total Pay 30 Mos. Total Pay $5188.08 $21617 56336,00 or

$21120 Many others to choose from month

UNITED EXECUTIVE LEASING 234 BEACH WALK, WAIKIKI

923-9824 RALPH-LEASE MGR.

month

MOTHER w/3yr, old will MI babyalt In your Kellun home, full time. Lola of TLC. Call 282-5897.

CHILDCARE, Mnkeklio, interne only, reneoneble retort Ph. 072.420n

HOUSECLEANING rind Yard Svc, Crimps' per hr, or flat ado per lob. Reagan- able. Mornings', 466-4311.

EXP. Daycare provider has openings for your 2 year 1.

child In 4

my -4642,

KMCAS home, P, 26

EXPERIENCED, reliable childcare. Infants & up, Cell 261.3690

WILL babyalt et my home, Call 625-6291. Weiplo Valley.

NEED a eater? My Ewn Bench Christian home,

M-F, call 069 -4855

Maas MAW

USED CAR SPECIALS

83 Houeea Pertly Furnished

DEPENDABLE & Experi- enced registered nurse offering quality Infant care in my Kallua home, 32 hrs, avail. Call 203-0137.

WINDWARD 2 bdrm, $830 or 3 bdrm., 2 ger, $850. 943- 0095 Rent Mart Fee

LARGE 3 bdrm., solar, no pole, Near Maunnwill Elam, $1275/month. 262-21304

KANEOHE: 3 beim., 2 full bathe, $850 incl. utile, Call 235-0004,

WAIMANALO -3 bdrm., 11/2

bath, 2 car garage duplex, $800.259 -9060

NO. Shore beech house, newly remodeled, partly turn 2 bdrM,, 1 be. $1600. 037-3173 Iv. mean,

04 lietleeisittIng

WANTED: Bebyelltrir for 3 mo, boy, our house pre- ferred, 4-5 dayn/wk. flex.

41) req. Cell 202-0745.

WILL baby alt F/T, P/T, Aloe, Call 485-3080.

WILL babyalt, my Mono, Call 623-3907

k.itarting immedintely.

75 Apts, Portly Furnished

KANEOHE - highly up- graded 1 bdrm, moil. on lat story of house $700 incl.

235-7633.

MAKAKILO 2 bdrm., 1 be., hew apt., very nice ocenn view $700 n mu. Cell 072- 8469,

WINDWARD not., lanai $425 or 2 bdrm, 2 /gar $030, 943-0095 Rent Mart Fern

LEEWARD bargnin 2 bdrrn $415, 2 bdrrn pool $600 043-0095 Rent Merl Foe

WAFIIAWA nice clean 1

bdrm. Incide, water, couple OK, $459/mo. Cell 045 5434 or 521-0165,

SENIOR Citizens: Now tnking applications for eligible low Income

senior citizens, 1 & 2 bdrm, In Whitmore Villnge avail.

as of 10/1/88. New construction. Ph. 531-7502.

ALEWA Drive, 1 bedroom w/large den, full bath/living rm/kitchen, utile. Included, no pato or children, $700. 595-4421

SIXTH Fir. studio, Honolulu 41) Holiday Mart area. Prkg.

$530/mo. 047 -5950

76 ReriMIS to Shore

KAILUA - eim5leyorl ilmi- amokIng tomato prelorrod. Own room end bath. $300 including tail, Hall deposit. Avail. May 1st. Ph. 202-4790

KAILUA condo turn own rm./ba., female pref,, $315 r 1/2 utile, 201-71111 even.

KAILUA - Igo. Fenster bdrm, w/Y, bath, pool, prkg $476.202 -9808.

KANEOHE twnhen., own rm., ninny nmenities, $330 + dep.., 1/3 utile. 235-8472

MALE/same to ahem 3 bdrm. home In Lonikel. No pets $400/mo, + dep, 202- 4904 eves.

KAILUA 2 bdrm, house, female pref., $350 incl. utile child okay, 203-3543.

$ANEOHE twnhee own sm., many amenities $330 4

dep. 4 1/3 utile, 230-8472

'TO SHARE 3 bdrm, house 'overlooking K -Bay Dr, Must 'be an animal lover. Call petwoon 7 & 9 p.m. 247- 0138

81 itetint's

IKAILLIA reiliodialai I tomi. 'on canal, yd,, utile. Incl., nr. XMCAS $900. 262-7420, ;263-6225

sKAILUA House, 3 bdrm., 2 tbn., pool, June 15-July 15, 11500, eves. 203.3509, day :948-8715

KANEOHE 3/2, 5 level, ,views, private, lush, tran- quil, hot tub, avail. 5/15, :$1800. 235-0960.

'KAILUA, quiet couple, 1

'bdrm, collage, yd utile, :Inc), $095. 2E12.7420

'83 HOUSOS Partly Furnished

HANDY Pearl 4 bdrm. $725, 3 bdrm., 2 be. $850. 943- 0095 Rent Mart Fen

COUPLE from Ireland wisher' to house-nil home In Knew' area during mos. of Sept. or Oct. Exat, ref. Cell 261-1254

86 Condes/ToWnhotelea Flaniehed

FURNISHED 1 bedroom, Windward Paesage, all amenities, 263.0230 or 262- 7353

86 Rooms for Rent

WAI IlAWA ligitte., run., be. In quad area, own entry, $175 Ms. Intl, 021-2442.

NEED roommate for June, July & Aug., female pre- ferred, Ph, 264-5044,

KAILUA rm, In private home, mature, female pref., non-smoker, must love pets, $300 talk, 11-0 p.m.

93 Vacation Rentals

KAILUA beach, 1 bdrm., cottage, tropical, prIv, $40 a day, 201-2834

CHARMING/specious 2 bdrm, Donne nr, bench w/ extras $50 day, 202-5922

KAILUA - fully turn. home w/pool, Ph, 261-2803.

KAILUA vacation wine'. near beach.

Cell 261-5174.

98 Rentals Wanted

lini M., 2 be. needed 6/ 1, 'nature, prof. couple, no Lute, Kellum area, to $1000, rid?' , 262-7249 eves

103 Storm & Moos ter Rent

KAILUA surf wricehp, 1050 aq, rt., &wing & spray rift, built, even, now, 202-6160

109 Comles/Tmenhousos for Sale

MAKIK1 Plaza mlnl 1 taluri., Snit termer! Terrific amenities, Only $89,000, Open 4- 17/24, 5-1/15/22, Jeanette Pedersen (RA) 623-4453 ERA Stott.

DESPERATE Wet Sell. For Sale by owner, 3 bdrm., 2 be, Wahlawa, 677-6049

WAHIAWA Hots, - $6000 down, take over pymte. (total $9113) of 101/2%, Evelyn (HA) 023-0501,

115 Real Estate 4111101n1C05101611

VA FORECLOSURES Low dn. payment & closing expenses. Non veteran & inveatore can purchase. Fixed financing at a low Interest rate.

For further information contact Jim Watson (R)

823-4426 or 486.0507 J.W, Realtors,

Equal housing opportunity.

119 Real Estate Loans

DOSA MORTGAGE OF HAWAII Loans available for

qupurchase ifying or

& refinence. E-Z

el no Income verification programs. 942- 1 (IAN

120 Home Furnishings

7 PC. rattan living rm, set, $200; queen bed w /koe dresser, $75; dbl, bed, $25; 2 desks, $20 en.; sew mach., $35,262.4847

7' SOFA, good design, good condition, $1,50,

262-7279,

DOUBLE headboard, 9 drawer chest w/mirror frultwood finish, excl. coed, $200.239 -9112

BALDWIN organ Fun machine 2 keyboards; 8 pedals $950; Broyhill couch $90; 2 green velveteen chairs $75; 2 meas, chairs green $80 Cell 423-1788

RATTAN - Beautiful 5 pc, living rrn. not $550, Dining set $350, New. 734-1654.

IN A Hurry? We'll buy your furniture, Fast -free pickup. 235-7793,

TEAKWOOD w/gless Inlay coffee & end tables, Cue- tom, Excl. cond. $500/obo. 487-2072

TABLE 32x32, extension

C top,

ell very nice3,

14 $45.

KING Size Serie Perfect Sleeper, mettress, box & frame, $200 262-9175.

WATERBED w/8 drawer pedestal, waveless mat- irons, like new, $500 or beet otter. Cell 247 -8878

PRICE LESS USED FURNITURE

Soles; Lovoseats; Noon Sleeper Sole; Head- boards - Twin, Full, Queen & King Sizes; Mahogany Drop 1.aat End Tables; Chairs - Rattan Wood & Wrought Iran Dimmers; hilte Stands Framed Mirrors; Lamps Lady's 10 Speed Mice and Lots More,

ALL BARGAINS 130A Hek11181., Koko 262-7938

122 Travel ..

LOWEST agency airfares In towel You chock the lowest agency fare & we'll beet that price! Sachlko Travel 044- 9555.

MIN rltttelrl

MOO

124 Garage /Lanai Salo

3 FAMILY Garage Sale Apr. 30th 8.2 p.m, Hawaii Kal, Furniture & misc. 1058E Awnwimelu St,

1ST METHODIST Church Rummage Sale. Sat., Mny 14, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1020 S. Beretanin, Honolulu

KOOLAUPOKO Lion's Club Garage Sale: Sat, Apr, 30,8 a, m. to 2 p.m., 588 Wanano Rd., Kellum Furn., apple., clothes & many misc. Items.

GIANT Garage Sale at the Plaza,

677 Old Hawaii KM Drive, everything goes,

Snt., Apr, 30 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. No sale before 8 aim.

Huee GARAGE sale. 20 yr, accumulation,

something for everyone. All new clothing, bathing

suits, costume Jewelry from store cloning.

Low prices. Sat., Apr. 30th, 10-5 p.m. 062 Kainul Dr, (Duck Rd, off Oneawa)

Kallue 262-8029

SPRING clenningl Top quality, low oncost Lots of mine., clothes, bikes. 0-1, Sat., 4/30, 46-169 Anion, Kaneohe,

GARAGE Sale: Freezer, dishwasher, dbl. stroller, baby carriage & more, Set. 4/30 8-4 p.m. 94-182 Hoku- loin Pl., Millinni

MOVING! Kitchen items, turn., linens, plants, quality mine, 4/30 -5/1, 8-4, 716 Maine, Knlaheo

5 FAMILY Moving Sale: 30 Apr., 8 to 2, dishwasher, Mr cond., boat & equip., sew- leg machine, turn., toys & mum. Malonlep Hag.

GARAGE Sale: Sat, Apr. 30, 9 to 4, 95-492 Knulla MIllieni, Furn., TV, rugs, mlac.

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Apr. 30, 8 to 2, 354 Keolu Dr., Kallua, elec. typewriter, dryer, misc,

GARAGE Sale: turn., tools, household goods & plants. Sat., 8 to 4,1206 Kupau St Kallua

COUNTRY crafts sale: Sat., April 30, 9-3 p.m. 438 Keolu Dr., Kallua

GARAGE SALE: Moving, Iola of good Mull. Sat., Apr, 30th, 8-3 p.m. 612A No. Kalahoo Ave.

126 Miscellaneous

VACUUM cleaners, like new $24,05 & up with guarantee. Call 735-6452

GARAGE Sale: Sat., Apr. 30, 9 to 4 p,m., 1119 Lunahelu Pl., Mnunewili, Kellum, Ph. 262-0052 sofa, stereo, clothes, etc.

GARAGE Sale 4/30 8 a.m.- 3p.m. Cappuccino & muf- fins, Turn., apple., clothes, toys, bike, kitchen, etc. 977 Alahaki St., Maim

BABY CLOTHES, etroller, household and more. 601 Kaimalino SI., Kellum Sat, 8-2 pm.

125 Home Appliances

REPAIR -Sal I- 0 u y-Trn de, Washers, dryers, retrig., freezer, air cond. Honest, Warranty. 239-7479

INL to Boston via Seattle, Mny 15th,

$275. Call 734-1430.

114 Real Estate for Sale 123 Moving -Storage

ACTIVE Duly or Veterans buy a home w/no down pmt, Up to $144,000 llo

°arm/ Tagalog spoken, Call Romy Els= (RA) 089-0203

3 AND 4 Whin. homes at Wnlnnan Boat Harbor $413,000 Martino price! Wel- anne Coast Realty, Call us todnyl 698-8366

I iiNTABLE 2 bdrm, home, on Big Isle, $36,000, FS, Bob Riley (IR) 935-2901/ 900-0774

SUNNY WEST TEXAS Ideal for mobile &

motor homes and campers and/or R.V. 1% acres

(165x300) $1995 lull price, No down payment. $45 monthly. 3 miles to Rio

Grande River, Grant hunting, fishing, boating.

Free maps & photos. OWNER MORTON

213-375-7441 or write P.O. Box 10278,

Torrance, CA 90505

FOR Sale: Prime Ham-radio elation incl.: Igo. 4 bdrm, house, 2 acres of land, 6 single band yangi 'interims & 0 complete broadcasting eels. Station no. KHX00. Call Norm McPherson 537- 3544

ABC Mover' No move too small!

Call 942-2093 11111**

124 beeps /Laval Sale

MOVING Sale: Furniture, dehumidifier, crib, chang-

ing table, bikes, stereo speakers, clothes and much more. Sat April 30th. 8 to 1 201-4449

377 Ka Awaken Rd., Oka MOVING Sale: Sat., 8 to 2, 005 Palawiki St., Kallua, Mine, Item

MOVING Sale; Furn., washer, dryer, TV, clothe,' & much morel Sat./Sun, 9- 4, 1159 Mapunne, Kok& Ph. 203-4707.

GARAGE Sale: Poker table, clothing, shone, toys, books and misc. 9:30-6, Sat., Apr, 30th, 45-158 Kaneohe Bay Dr.

2 FAMILY yard sale: Apr. 30th, 8-2 p.m. Clothes, toys & more, 95-825 Nawene- wane Circle 0313, Mililanl,

ORCHIDS, inthuriume, bougainvilleas and other ige, plants + misc. 1509 King St., Kallua. Set, & Sun.

PORTABLE Kenmore Dish- washer, Space-saver, $250. Call 023-9080

CLEARANCE! Apt. az, ranges $199; No Frost ming, $229 to $245. KND 2130 N. King St. 842-1996

126 Mlitcellor100011 - --,.1.1_,-,-

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

MOVING-swivel chair, $30; dresser, $20; vacuum, $20; morel 070-0040 eves.

AMWAY Products delivered, money back oilmen- tee, Call 487 -5241.

'87 RAINBOW V aLuurn, Cost $900. Must sell $350. Call 735-2055, 023-7943.

EXERCISE bike, Kirby vac. w /attachments, rug sham- pooer. 2 yre, old. 458-3780 after 6.

WHY Bother with a Garage Sale? We will buy your used turn., bade & apple. Call 202-4440,

FOR SALE - Simmons Bmautyrest floatation bed, queen az, mattress & box springs $325, 235-0304,

F.LECTROLUX deluxe model, Cost $760. Must null $350. Call 455 -0374.

CASH paid for Cameras, Lenses, etc. Font fair prices paid. 095-6426

LOBSTER Tails Only $1 ea. approx. 2 oz. $20 min. $5 delivery fee

Call 526-9442

DRESSER, stereo, gold charms. Phone 456-9148

after 7 p.m,

CLIFF'S Economy Furni- lure and Thrill Shop. 1907 N. King Street 841-4443

TAMALE-SI Homemade, For a delicious change of pace. Uterine avail, 239.6579

ROYAL Business copier w/ accessorles $1000. Call 261-7512

ANTIQUE Restoration and Repairs. Call

262-5526 Dlr.

'86 MUSTANG CONY. (1194) GRG-071 $9,895 '87 MIGHTY MAX 4x4 (1072) 624-TDN $8,895 '85 CARAVAN (1181) BXW-565 $9,895 '80 DATSUN 280Z (MU144) CNS-107 $5,995 '68 VW BUG

$995 (1242) GAN-278

'87 CELEBRITY (1054) CJJ-302 $9,695 '84 T/BIRD (1236) BUA-327 $6,495 '85 JEEP CJ7 (1158) CJE-069 $6,995 '85 MUST. LX (1215) CBB-228 $5,495 '74 VW BUG

(1258) AEV-315 $895

AV '86 CAVALIER (1228) CFD-803

(VIA/kiiij PUP $3,295 84 OMNI

(1217) KEB-466 $3,295

72) VW VAN

'82 GRANADA WGN. (0093) BDU-395 $2,995 '87 SENTRA (1224) CO-100

am' May 4th

94-149 FARRINGTON HWY 671 2626 DIRECTLY ACROSS GEM DEPT. STORE TRADE-INS WELCOME

126 M11441110neous

FURN clothes, good Mull, call for address, Ph, 211

0093 Sat. Sale.

TRUMPET $70; dining tail, & chairs $360; table kw oven; aluminum ladder. Call 201-4397

RAG DOLLS Give your little ones something they'll keep forever. Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, Circus clowns, Country boys and girls, All Handmade. Phone 264- 1397,

CASH for your uneervIce- able washers, dryers '& electric ranges. 1172-413711.

127 Mits4101111111.1011$ Wonted

UPRIGHT Piano $500/ 0E10: C04/2 drives printer $600; RC planes + ground equip., all $000. 839-1307

PLANTS - Ixoria, gardenln, Groton $2.29 en.,

limited supply. Silks, baskets, misc. plente 1094. Off. House Plants Newell,

346 Hellen' St., Kallua. Ph. 201 -7000

LARGE steel office desk w/cheir, 50Wx34Dx3OH.

Cell 201-0050

LIKE new 2 blue rugs w/ pedn 12x13 & 10x9 Ma govt. qtrs. $200; Sears 19" color TV $115. 623.3615 after 0 p.m,

DISHWASHER $100, Ilk's new; portable patio, $150, like new, 259-9079 or 247- 0440

WASHERS /Dryers for stile $100 en. Frost free ming. $150 up. 269-8751, John,

GE washer, dryer $66 each; Sears dishwasher $75, Panasonic Dimension 3 microwave $100; toilet $15; repairable 19" color TV $10; Commodore 04 computer $150. Must sell this week.

Call 396 -7300 Make an offer

BABY changing table, excellent condition, $26, Call 262-4302

NEVER used whole house fen Weide wall shutter. New $280,78/ofr, 262.6040

9' TABLE NW/ & stand $125, hand lawn mower $15. Upright freezer almost new, $350. Call 395-4889,

WANTED Japanese swords, American Indian Collectnblen, & antique Jewelry, Call 202-6620

NEW Menlo Tables $99; Porch awing $85; fine work- meanie. 203-8392

FOR SALE: Lawn mower, 21" out $100, Alr cond., 5000 BTU $200, refrigerator 19 cu. ft., green $100, Chil- itron'e swing set $100, Car eta: 12x29 brn. $500, 10x25 Lanai carpet $50. Call 423 -1831

QUEEN-sized bed, complete $50; washer $200 & dryer $200, like new, 7 pc din, rm. net $200; Craftsman radial arm saw $250. Call 262.8226

New Arrival?

19114

Tell Everyone with a 7 foot Stork.

Rents for 5 days, A hand painted

bundle with baby's Mime, weight & date becomes a keepsake.

ONLY $35 wled (Rem 84til

Exp, 5/28

0 CNC wi 263-3777

CASH for unwanted/broken washers, refit., etc. Will pick up. 282-7003

THE BEST price, $Cneh3; New store buying gold. silver antiques, collectibles, rattan, turn nr anything or value! The Hunter, 704 Kellum Rd.

Cell 202-4008

120 Stereo, Video & Television

KENWOOD Memo mellow 125 Watt, turntable, tuner, cans. dock, mop, & equel- izer, 1;P-ie. 247-8870

130 Antiques -Art

WINDWARD Antiques-Buy Sell trade. Also antique clock repair. 100 Hamakua Dr., Kellum, Call 202-5520

132 Computers

COMPUTER Dynamice Mu. Maintenance specialists for PC's-peripherals-modems- Zen I th -1EIM-A p ple- D EC- Intal-Cromemco-Sperry,

"Call Us Today" 2412 Rose Unit 101,

845-2330

XT-AT Clone computers, Complete Systems Custom Built for you. Call D "MAX" Systems 830-4567,

XT AT Clone computer, dual drive, 040K, monitor, NX10 printer & software - brand now. Commodore 04 computer, 1541 disk drive, Call Toni 458-0422.

AMIGA 1000 w/color monitor disc drive, mouse, 512K-RAM, software, $1250.202 -8597 Stove.

13 jealry & Clothing

CASH for GOLD. Din- monde, Rolex wntches, and Jewelry. Private Party, 941- 4035 aft. 9pm, Ask for Bud.

WEDDING & Special Occenion Photography In

stills & video. Cell Econ Photo 239-4295

WEDDING Photography and/or video, Rens, rates. 24 yre, exp. 021-8944

FILMS transferred to video, 3 convenient loantione,

Call Econ Photo 239-4295

144 Musical leitmotifs

DRUM Sot snip; Lotman' Fred's Pro Drums, 10011 Kewelahno St, 533.7550

SAMICK walnut upright piano w/sound dempenei piano

yrs, Like new. $19(15. Ph. 488-3053.

CHICKERINO Ormel Pla- na, 5'2" elegant walnut cane, Fully restored. 235- 3040

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WAHIAWA TOYOTA Wiiiikiwn Ph. 622.4195

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KAUAI TOYOTA Lilies Ph 245.69711

TOYOTA CITY Mosnalua Garden Gibson's Shopping Critr

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LYON & Healy upright piano, excl. cond. Must mill, $11(10 Neg. 254-0004

146 liaarsSupplies/ Services

1.10131ECAT 10', $750 good condition,

201-3070

31 Unifilte surveyed at $35,000 twin Chrysler out- riggers, extras, Call 395- E3887. Must Sell.

FOR Sale: 10 foot Hoble Cat, good condition, Ask- ing $900 Call after 6 p.m, 499-2594

CATAMARAN 18' Prindle, excl. cond., racing equipped, $1350/offer. Day 948-7284,282 -2453 eves,

5 STEP boat ladder wistaye, news $125.

Call 254-5/34.

150 Livestock S Horses

HORSEBACK riding loo- sens and training. English, Western and Jumping. Trainer Judy Woods. Call 395-8743,

151 Pots Everything

FOR Sale: Male Persian tabby, 12 week's old,

very friendly, Call 458-5802

AKC black male pit bull terrier to breed, Please call 422-7938.

AKC German Shepherd female, 11 mon, old, $250. r:1111 254-2025

156 Auto SehrIce /Ports

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$19.95 and up

Matoroyale msrlso Sliders Altenietore

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533-3312

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'87 CARAVAN SE 81430 HKF-403 12,195 '86 TAURUS GL 4 DR. #1277 CEA-603 $8395 '87 DUSTER t11357 CFY-941 $5495 '86 ESCORT 01467 CRA-057 $5 195 '85 CARAVELLE rt1430 CTI.257 $4695 '85 ARIES SE 01532 NUR-839 $3595

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'86 SUZUKI FORSA CCT-715 $31.95 '73 CHEVY C-50 01806 TDU-496 $2995 '77 SEVILLE UN-075 $2395 '81 RELIANT tt1832 DEY-878 $995 '74 FORD VAN E-200 #1844 BRN315 $995 '79 FAIRMONT U1843 CEX-123 .. $695

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Prices good thru Mny 3, 1988

151 Pets - Everything

USED wooden anirnel con- tainer for transportation, 30"x25"x41", $20, 247-6747 leave message.

151 Pete Everything

IN NEED of quality affordeble veterinary care? Call Dr: Pennon's' Home Pet Svc. 235-8457.

153 Machinery & Equipment .

SHOPSMITH - Lathe, sand- er, table sew, drill press, all in 111. $375, 201-8700

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4 new i

laded thou mounted on Monza rims, A steel et $11.10,

Cell 456-9422.

JEEP Screrribler tires /1,

rhea 31x16, good cond, $250/of ler; dinh mann, brand new $160, rifler 7 n.rn. Cell 201-7723 Mark

WRECKED '77 Toyota Corolla. Good for parts. Make offer. 202-0007.

RENAULT Fleptilts by ha; tory trained tech, Work guarrintendi 239-4733.

106 Pickups, Tracks

'71 DATSUN Pickup, VII, good cond., new palnl blue, conterlIne $3000 or offer. 247-2307 or 247,0995.

1074 FORD Pluk-up Truck, 3 nod., V11, good condition, nnking $1306. can 030-4000 5:30-0,30 p.m,

'77 DATSUN pick -up, Huns 90011, $750 or hest offer 261-5089,

'83 FORD RANGER, auto., tool box, $2000. Coll 70I- 8700.

'80 TOYOTA P/U VOC, 4

end., low nillnago, ounlota wheels, Urns, ritriping, AM/ FM mimeo $0200/L10. Cult 025-0707

'I.17 1011D XLT, 5 npd., loaded, low ell., $0801.1. Ph. 396-0030

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds Scooters

'1.10 YAMAHA 1100 excl, condilion

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2 HONDA mopeds $125. 1

Is in good coed, oiller needs work. 025-2165,

GO-CAIT1', 13 11P, nriggn/ Strelon engine. norm gruel, 490-2777,

'80 HONDA Rebel 450, orig.. owner, $1000, excl. cond. 625-2212.

1900 NINJA 13001) red a white only 9,000 mlintl. Yoshiniurn1leader and fool Injection lilt, Helmet Incl. excellent or:m(1111ot( Asking $3,500. Call Lrirry nt 257- 2024.

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'07 COLT' VISTA 4x4. Low IIII excl. coed , $15,000. Ph. 93a ope3

175 Atillanebilw; ha Sale

AMC

'70 AMC; orrinign, 3 npd 0

cyl , 7 rlr , AM /FM cowl Bent otter, 0'24.0436

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7111,011111. I II low illikmoo, excl. Guild. $19,000, 072-9216.

'00 CAMAIIL) i 11 1111

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'no 1,1 I IAI1()N, 2 dr., like now, 17K iril loaded, $9075, Con 305-8589.

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MLIA 11101) !int MK II. Excl. cond. 50,000 ml extra parts. $4270/ofr. 734-5065, Lenve menrci0e.

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'79 G la, 4 dr., wind opd., oxci. cond., $1000. 022- 3k!(1/523 7544

bodge

'137 Cour DL, 2 dr auto., ntereo ulna., 4500 nil., $5000. 261-8396,

Ford

'71) GRANADA, Grialmalun Special, racilnia, auto., good pain 1, runs grout, $000/ offer. 202-7084

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522-6300 455-1071

'134 MUSTANG LX, nn/tin arum P/S, good could., $3900. Cell 247-1048.

'00 FORD Am-aster XLT, '13,000 ml., oriel, owner, $12,000 or brunt offer, Coil 201-a197

'87 FORD Escort Pony $1200 and Inks over pm,- month 2 dr stick ahlft, Coll 201 4430

Honda

laiNDA Civic $1200 '110 CI levy wagon $1400

both giant ouncillion 024 -0103. Mont neill

'82 ACCORD LX, 2 dr,, cued 11010., $4000, Ph. 395-00111 even.

. _ 112 CIVIC, encl. cond., a/c, 4 dr, $3400 'Jr bent offer, 395.6105

'84 ACCORD LX, 5 nod., AM/FM stereo, tinted wiry down $5300, 235-11387.

'85 HONDA Prelude, 5 mid.. alr, nun root, AM/FM von., low ml looks gent $9300. 944-14B7

'115 CIIx FIF, 5 nod., Blue/ w/spoller, AMi

1M C1111)1,, loather bra. $5iino °linden, 4116-7043

glom

, I Mark, 4 (IL, MOO, Air, AM/FM Cassette, tint win- 'it; III in ;1,.. (o;11 rtalionnl, gown, alloy rims, $4595,

11111)0. Viii, fully 021-7970 IlVf111111c411 only 10011 mi. $20,60 or offer. Jim 455-1'17119 or loave

Jiirtiett.11 .010 rreissoge,

'01 JENSEN Healy, greet Lund., leather interior, will. convertible, $4500/of ler. 637-3173

Ohovrolot

'77 MONZA, very elpOrly, rune excellent, $050. Call 235-11087 evenings.

'78 2 dr. NOVA hatchbock, 350/350 turbo mildly hotradded, Moronno drnnn- up kit. Lois of new ports, Aino '09 Cnrnnro big block built tor torque. Dented up Turbo 350. Original Inte- rior. $2750 for bum. Ph. 022-2042

iviarda

711 (il_C Wiliam 561( 1111,

New Ines, radiator It inuffler.$950/ofr, 202-0040.

'04 MAZDA I1X7, Mown, nolo., new lit'en, ILrw ell.,

.excl. cond, $9500 Negoti- obi°. 422-2877

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235-5881 Morceilits

'133 240D, 4 ripd., nun roof, Imrnec, Muni nell. Cain 025- 1570,

Mercury

'80 ZEPHYR, 4 dr., nir, low ell, $1100. 070-0040 ove- rflew%

'84 COUGAR Low MI., excl, cond. nee to Kw( dram, $7000 236-5101

'1.17 TOPAZ, loaded, 13 yr. warranty, 5700 mi. Moving overnens, $111,600/bent utter, Cnii 41.111 11107

MO , .

'/0 MILIGI 1 . I (moor, oxcl. cond. irmnaculate. Mural WWII !T2500, 261-3030.

'82 SENTRA Nisnan, 4111

wgn auto, SPINA), lull Ono°. 250 -0070, 247 -0445

Oldsmobllo

'70 CUTLASS Supreme, au1o, P/S, P/B, air, stereo, 52600/ben! otter, call witdyn, Cloy 044-2153.

Plyttlatith

'71 PLYMOUTH, 4 di., ral ,

p/w, runs in Jo( $125. Dill 202-0047

'19 FIRE Arrow, good run rang cond, $025. 305-813;1 tang, 305-0100 PM.

'85 VOYAC1ER SE, a/c, AM/ FM coon., Imam., 34,000 ml, M,,uat neg. 026-1670

Pontiac

111 OMANI) Prix, aulo., ri/ c, excl. cond. $1000 or otter, 1342-11115

Porsche

'79024 FLILLY loodi id, auto, oft, excl, cond., make of le.r, 622-5040.

EIANK iloi.a31 '79 911SC, 2 dr. Call Arlene 525-8215, M- Ti 0 -4:30, Fri. 8-Optn,

layala

'77 TOYOTA Corolla SRS, 5 tweed, excl. meat), cond. $650/offer, 623-5393.

Toyolo

'77 TOYr A I

sedan, auto., orange, IL.11111

good, sends some body work, $400 or bent offer. Cell (123.4930

'130 TOYOTA Corolla, ate. wgn; auto., need paint $076/of ter. 042 -1015

'81 CELICA Sport Coupe Excl. cond., 5 t3pd new Urea, air, AM /FM stereo. $30115/09. 450-4029,

'fit I a , ,

raclialn, curl lack, rune, grant $900 or offer, Call Bill 262- 7004

'01 TOYOTA Tercel, upd., 32,000 ml, $2500/offer. 947- 4743, 021-5233

Volkswagen

iti II nl

Itruk, ood condition (Thuds (Thuds 62g2-1722.

'74 1111G, wall mnintnIned titandord, prof esnlonally rebuilt engine. $9911 firm. Ph, 239-6119.

'130 VW DASHER, 5 dr. won., low 1111,, onto., 4 cyl. F-I, AM/FM, two!, cond. In/out 11110 owner, $'1860.625 -11210

8,3 JETTA diesel, air, heat, music, new broken, nhockti, clutch $2000 or offer, Ph. 2(11-1208

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(MEX-621 ) WAS $3195 NOW $895

'77 PONTIAC (AVI1.674)

WAS $1495

SUNBIRD

NOW $495 GLC

NOW $995

'82 MAZDA (11F1A1,549)

wits $2995

'79 FORD MUSTANG (Arra2n)

WAS $24595 NOW Pi Lv5 '86 SUZUKI FORSA

(CPT-049) WAS $4995 NOW $2695

'80 VW SCIROCCO (C118.078)

WAS $2495 NOW $1095 . ..,, ,

'81 TOYOTA COROLLA S.iiii" (BPF135)

WAS $3695 NOW $2695 '86 PONTIAC T1000

(8YIN-322) WAS $3995 NOW $2995 '84 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC

(011VW.942) WAS $5995 NOW $4995

'84 FORD TEMPO (13TE345)

WAS 54995 NOW $3995 '84 PONTIAC FIERO

(1011°,271) wAr; 45995 Now $'4995

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'83 NISSAN MAXIMA

46695 NOW 5495 '85 NISSAN 200 SX

(OlEX-035) $7995 NOW '6295 _..._. "iiii4lifikN SENTRA

(CNY4$57) ,.

$11495 NOW "685,0

'85 CHEVY CELEBRITY S/W (MIG.319)

WAS $7695 NOW $5895 187 NISSAN SENTRA

(C11-244) WAS $8495 NOW $6895

'87 NISSAN S/W (COR275)

WAS $8295 NOW $6895 '87 SUBARU

(C.IV.622)

.. $7995 Now $6995 '86 OLDS CUTLASS S/W

(COI(. 750) $9895 NOW $7895

.486 C..07 JEEP (NJO609)

WAS $9095 07695 '87 SENTRA SE CPE

(CPE555) wAs_looar Now $7995 100% FINANCING 0A.C.

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(CrX.526) $9995 NOW 8695

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Call 235-6433 Good MI May 4,11988

Volkswagen

87 VOLKSWAGEN all 15 Valve, aft, sunroof, 3000 1'1111013, warranty 10000 - Moving 533-21390 Call weekdayn/eveninga,

Volvo

'79 2420L Low mileage, excl. cond. a/c, OD, $6000/ oho, 487-2072

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