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HAWAII MARINE Vol it tar, \ for delivery to M( :AS I sins; /:K I 'ter sieck period. VOL 1 1 NO. 50 h tNE011E !RI. HAWAII. DEC. IS, 1982 BENEFICIAL SUGGESTION WINNEdt.- Steven Fujiyoshi, shop planner of Facilities Department here, checks the pressure rating of suction and discharge gages inside a refrigeration system compression room. TWENTY PAGES Federal employee's idea pays off by Sgt Marie Woods Ideas can mean big bucks, if they're submitted through the Armed Forces' Beneficial Suggestion Program. The program is part of the Federal Incentive Awards Program for employees of the U.S. Federal Government. It's the only one available for civilian and military persons alike, according to Patrick Brown, employee relations specialist of the Civilian Personnel Office here. One federal employee, Steven Fujiyoshi, shop planner of Facilities Department, had an idea for treatment of chill and cooling tower water in air condition and refrigeration systems. He submitted his beneficial suggestion, or "benny sug," in April '81 when he was an air condition mechanic. Approximately 24 air condition and refrigeration units aboard the air station use water as either a cooling or condensing medium. The efficiency of a unit decreases gradually as the amount of dissolved solids accumulate in the system. If the level of dissolved solids is undesirable, treatment of the water would be started by using the proper chemicals. When Fujiyoshi made his suggestion, a private chemical company did the testing and treatment. He felt the Facilities Department could save a considerable amount of money if it bought the proper testing equipment and trained their personnel to use it. Making its way through the proper channels, his "benny sug" was adopted in November '81. The air station saved $59,590 that year and awarded Fujiyoshi $1,000. "I'd tried my idea on a few air condition units here," said Fujiyoshi, "and it worked. So I was confident that my idea would be approved. As for the award money," he continued, "that sure came at a good time with Christmas around the corner." A person who has a brainstorm for improving his work section, or any area at the air station, should submit it, encourages Brown. They can do so by filling out a suggestion form explaining the problem, difficulty, or circum- stances that prompted the suggestion; the suggested change; and where and how it can be used, what it will accomplish, and how it will benefit the government in terms of tangible savings, if possible. The form will be screened by the supervisor of the awards program for accuracy and clarity. An evaluator will check it to see if the idea actually constitutes an improvement. "The evaluator is someone who has expertise in the job field the ' benny Hug' is submitted for," said Brown. If the evaluator says it's feasible, the suggestion is presented before the Incentive Awards Committee, comprised of eight or 10 military and civilian people. The committee will either recommend the idea or disapprove it. If recommended, the suggestion is sent to the commanding officer of the air station. "The CO has the authority for cash awards up to $2,500," said Brown. Should the award be more than that, the beneficial suggestion is forwarded to Headquarters Marine Corps. The Armed Forces' Beneficial Suggestion Program provides U.S. Federal Government employees an opportunity to gain recognition and monetary reward for their initiative, constructive imagination, and ingenuity. It's a program where a person has nothing to lose, but a lot to gain. Archaeologist reads soil to explain the past by Sgt Corrina Martell Like historical books and pictures, the earth and its contents also tell a story. To help tell this story and explain the behavior of previous inhabitants of Mokapu Peninsula, Dave Tuggle, staff archaeologist with the Pacific Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, has been working in the air station soil for almost a year. Tuggle said that the cultural inventory he has been undertak- ing is an attempt to identify the full range of remains for the history of the area. This history includes ancient Hawaiian to the military era. The inventory is also intended to meet the requirements of federal law for the identifica- tion of historical and cultural property of federal agencies. "Federal agencies that have land management responsibili- ties need to know what they have on their hands," said Tuggle. "They need to know which things need to be preserved, and which only need to be recorded and not preserved. "I've done surveys at Kansas Tower, Fort Hase, the area west of the runways, the slope between the golf course and officers' housing, and French Battery. I will also be studying the Nuupia Ponds area." Tuggle, who works at the air station two or three days a week, explained that he is following up on a primary recommendation from the Chiniago Report to complete the basic cultural resource inventory for the air station. The Ch iniago Report, completed in February 1982, involved reconnaissance surveys and ethnohistoric assessments of the air station, and recommended follow-up work. Diane Drigot, Environmentalist at the Facilities Department, explained that the archaeological work is funded by the air station, but the workers are supplied by PacDiv. "Since we're a small installa- tion," said Drigot, "we draw experts from PacDiv to help us. If PacDiv does not have the time or in-house staff, they go out on contract to find someone for us." Tuggle said that his work involves the basic evaluation of the presence of an undistrubed historical site. "I simply view the sand through a coring device which enables me to determine if there is a historical site there," said Tuggle. "I am able to determine this by looking at samples of the earth. I then make recommendations concerning that area." The coring device Tuggle uses, is a tube-like piece of equipment which removes a cylinder sample of the earth. In addition to this device, Tuggle also uses a shovel. "On a larger scale, I may use mechanical equipment," said Tuggle. "The kind of work I'm doing is easily done by myself." Tuggle said that he found one major structural Hawaiian site hurried below a sand dune that had not been discovered before. "We usually leave sites the way they are," said Tuggle. "There is only a limited amount of excavation for the interpretation of a structure. Excavation is a very expensive process and fairly complicated, because you're destroying something as you try to discover it. The government wants to protect historical sites." Tuggle said that there are two major burial areas on the air station - Mokapu Dunes Area and the Ulupau Dunes section of Fort Hase beach. A Marine Corps truck rumbles down a Beirut, Lebanon, street at dusk. (USMC photo by Mgt. Stan Pederson) "There's a problem with some archaeological remains," said Tuggle. "At the Ulupau Sand Dunes section of Fort Hase, I found places that were disturbed by vehicles which strayed off the main path and caused erosion. Some people who wander along may dig into the exposed burials. Also, many archaeological sites are sensitive to damage such as looting and vandalism." Tuggle said that one of his interests aboard the air station is historical valuables found from the military era. "I'm curious to see if there's anything left from 'Fort Hose, which used to be an Army post," said Tuggle. "Between the Hawaiian occupation and the military use of the area, there was a long period of ranching. I'm also interested in the structures from that period." Tuggle explained that he is not a historian, but that as an archaeologist he may need to go through history to find out about human behavior. "We attempt to see what is left from the human behavior of before," he said. "I'm in the business because it adds another dimension to life. The more you know about an area, the richer it is and the greater your appreciation of cultural things." When Tuggle is finished with his work aboard the air station, he will submit a preliminary report to the air station. This report will serve as a basis for continuing historic preservation responsibili- ties in future years. Recommendations from the report that are adopted by the air station will be incorporated into the Station's Long Range, Multiple-Use Natural Resource Management Plan, according to Drigot. WORKING WITH THE EARTH - Dave Tuggle, aboard the air station. Tuggle has been working staff archaeologist with the Pacific Division, almost a year to identify historic sties here. Naval Facilities Engineering Command, uses a (Photo by Chris Taylor) trowel and sieve as he works on some sand dunes Marines challenge Beirut roads by Sgt Christopher Grey BEIRUT, Lebanon (Delayed) - Wheeling a Marine vehicle through the battered streets of Beirut is good experience for the Demolition Derby driver. For the Americans who man the jeeps and trucks supporting the U.S. units of the multi-national force,driving is an exercise in survival. At daybreak, Marine d rivers roll carefully out of the American compound, observing every rule and regulation of their training. When the front tires touch the madcap streets of Beirut, there's a dramatic metamorphosis and more basic instincts prevail. On these mean Mideast streets it is survival of the fastest and aggressiveness is the name of the Lebanese driving game. In a war-torn city where traffic signals, signs and laws have become extinct, the Leathernecks must "blow the horn and go for broke." "It's a free -for -all here," explained Sergeant Gary Stanton, :SO, of Orlando, Fla. "New Marines that have come aboard must go through a certain amount of culture shock. Everything they've been taught in the past is almost worthless. Aggression and a loud horn is the answer, if they don't kern that, they will sit in traffic all day," he commented. Stanton is one of a growing number of veteran Marine drivers who are learning to support the American mission despite the chaotic traffic situation here. Daily the drivers shuttle not only their fellow Marines, but Marine supplies and a growing number of visitors around this bombed-out city. "I have curried around people that I never thought I would see, much less drive for," emphasized Lance Corporal Antonio (Inert°, a 19- year -old driver from Ambler, Penn. Wide-eyed and clutching their seats in fear, everyone from well-known newscasters to congressman, have had their chance fur a rollercoaster ride through Beirut's streets in Marine veh ides. Mercedes Benz autos are as common 718 Chevrolet's here. Hundreds of them fill the streets each workday, racing to their final destinations. Driving on the right side of the road seems to he more of a loosely-observed custom than a rigid rule in Beirut. "As a rule, we try to stay on the right side of the road, but you always have to he an the alert for hotdogs who feel they can make better time challenging the oncoming traffic brad on," explained Stanton. Aside from daring drivers who seem bent on suicides. Marines are faced with the perils of shell 110114. orphaned animals and distracted pedestrians. These hazards keep both drivers and passengers on the edge of their jeep seats most ti mere. "You just have to he constantly aware of what is around you," explained Ciliberto. "When you come to a so-called intersection, the person who looks the meanest and moves the fastest has the right of way." Although the Lebanese police are returning to the streets here, it is rare to see inn. risking his life by challenging traf violators. "We just don't see any cops on the roads," Stanton said. "I'm sure there are .141,111n outstanding policemen here, but a guy could gel killed standing in 0111` of these intersections." While intimidation and aggression may be the rules of the Lebanese road the last thing Marine drivers want is to get involved in a fenderbender. "We really have ve to be careful," concluded Stanton "The last accident I saw between a taxi driver and another civilian was solved with aohault. A5- caliber insurance, Published by Mil Publications, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy or the [LS. Marine Corps. 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Page 1: HAWAII MARINE - DVIDS · cooling tower water in air condition and refrigeration systems. He submitted his beneficial suggestion, or "benny sug," in April '81 when he was an air condition

HAWAII MARINE Vol it tar, \ for delivery to M( :AS I sins; /:K I 'ter sieck period.

VOL 1 1 NO. 50 h tNE011E !RI. HAWAII. DEC. IS, 1982

BENEFICIAL SUGGESTION WINNEdt.- Steven Fujiyoshi, shop planner of Facilities Department here, checks the pressure rating of suction and discharge gages inside a refrigeration system compression room.

TWENTY PAGES

Federal employee's idea pays off by Sgt Marie Woods

Ideas can mean big bucks, if they're submitted through the Armed Forces' Beneficial Suggestion Program.

The program is part of the Federal Incentive Awards Program for employees of the U.S. Federal Government. It's the only one available for civilian and military persons alike, according to Patrick Brown, employee relations specialist of the Civilian Personnel Office here.

One federal employee, Steven Fujiyoshi, shop planner of Facilities Department, had an idea for treatment of chill and cooling tower water in air condition and refrigeration systems. He submitted his beneficial suggestion, or "benny sug," in April '81 when he was an air condition mechanic.

Approximately 24 air condition

and refrigeration units aboard the air station use water as either a cooling or condensing medium. The efficiency of a unit decreases gradually as the amount of dissolved solids accumulate in the system. If the level of dissolved solids is undesirable, treatment of the water would be started by using the proper chemicals.

When Fujiyoshi made his suggestion, a private chemical company did the testing and treatment. He felt the Facilities Department could save a considerable amount of money if it bought the proper testing equipment and trained their personnel to use it.

Making its way through the proper channels, his "benny sug" was adopted in November '81. The air station saved $59,590 that year and awarded Fujiyoshi $1,000.

"I'd tried my idea on a few air

condition units here," said Fujiyoshi, "and it worked. So I was confident that my idea would be approved. As for the award money," he continued, "that sure came at a good time with Christmas around the corner."

A person who has a brainstorm for improving his work section, or any area at the air station, should submit it, encourages Brown. They can do so by filling out a suggestion form explaining the problem, difficulty, or circum- stances that prompted the suggestion; the suggested change; and where and how it can be used, what it will accomplish, and how it will benefit the government in terms of tangible savings, if possible.

The form will be screened by the supervisor of the awards program for accuracy and clarity. An evaluator will check it to see if the idea actually constitutes an improvement. "The evaluator is someone who has expertise in the

job field the ' benny Hug' is submitted for," said Brown. If the evaluator says it's feasible, the suggestion is presented before the Incentive Awards Committee, comprised of eight or 10 military and civilian people. The committee will either recommend the idea or disapprove it. If recommended, the suggestion is sent to the commanding officer of the air station.

"The CO has the authority for cash awards up to $2,500," said Brown. Should the award be

more than that, the beneficial suggestion is forwarded to Headquarters Marine Corps.

The Armed Forces' Beneficial Suggestion Program provides U.S. Federal Government employees an opportunity to gain recognition and monetary reward for their initiative, constructive imagination, and ingenuity. It's a program where a person has nothing to lose, but a lot to gain.

Archaeologist reads soil to explain the past by Sgt Corrina Martell

Like historical books and pictures, the earth and its contents also tell a story.

To help tell this story and explain the behavior of previous inhabitants of Mokapu Peninsula, Dave Tuggle, staff archaeologist with the Pacific Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, has been working in the air station soil for almost a year.

Tuggle said that the cultural inventory he has been undertak- ing is an attempt to identify the full range of remains for the history of the area. This history includes ancient Hawaiian to the military era. The inventory is also intended to meet the requirements of federal law for the identifica- tion of historical and cultural property of federal agencies.

"Federal agencies that have land management responsibili- ties need to know what they have on their hands," said Tuggle. "They need to know which things need to be preserved, and which only need to be recorded and not preserved.

"I've done surveys at Kansas Tower, Fort Hase, the area west of the runways, the slope between the golf course and officers' housing, and French Battery. I will also be studying the Nuupia Ponds area."

Tuggle, who works at the air station two or three days a week, explained that he is following up on a primary recommendation from the Chiniago Report to complete the basic cultural resource inventory for the air station.

The Ch iniago Report, completed in February 1982, involved reconnaissance surveys and

ethnohistoric assessments of the

air station, and recommended follow-up work.

Diane Drigot, Environmentalist at the Facilities Department, explained that the archaeological work is funded by the air station, but the workers are supplied by PacDiv.

"Since we're a small installa- tion," said Drigot, "we draw experts from PacDiv to help us. If PacDiv does not have the time or in-house staff, they go out on contract to find someone for us."

Tuggle said that his work involves the basic evaluation of the presence of an undistrubed historical site.

"I simply view the sand through a coring device which enables me to determine if there is a historical site there," said Tuggle. "I am able to determine this by looking at samples of the earth. I then make recommendations concerning that area."

The coring device Tuggle uses, is a tube-like piece of equipment which removes a cylinder sample of the earth.

In addition to this device, Tuggle also uses a shovel. "On a larger scale, I may use mechanical equipment," said Tuggle. "The kind of work I'm doing is easily done by myself."

Tuggle said that he found one major structural Hawaiian site hurried below a sand dune that had not been discovered before.

"We usually leave sites the way they are," said Tuggle. "There is only a limited amount of excavation for the interpretation of a structure. Excavation is a very expensive process and fairly complicated, because you're destroying something as you try to discover it. The government wants to protect historical sites."

Tuggle said that there are two major burial areas on the air station - Mokapu Dunes Area and the Ulupau Dunes section of Fort Hase beach.

A Marine Corps truck rumbles down a Beirut, Lebanon, street at dusk. (USMC photo by Mgt. Stan Pederson)

"There's a problem with some archaeological remains," said Tuggle. "At the Ulupau Sand Dunes section of Fort Hase, I found places that were disturbed by vehicles which strayed off the main path and caused erosion. Some people who wander along may dig into the exposed burials. Also, many archaeological sites are sensitive to damage such as looting and vandalism."

Tuggle said that one of his interests aboard the air station is historical valuables found from the military era.

"I'm curious to see if there's anything left from 'Fort Hose, which used to be an Army post," said Tuggle. "Between the Hawaiian occupation and the military use of the area, there was a long period of ranching. I'm also interested in the structures from that period."

Tuggle explained that he is not a historian, but that as an archaeologist he may need to go through history to find out about human behavior.

"We attempt to see what is left from the human behavior of before," he said. "I'm in the business because it adds another dimension to life. The more you know about an area, the richer it is and the greater your appreciation of cultural things."

When Tuggle is finished with his work aboard the air station, he will submit a preliminary report to the air station. This report will serve as a basis for continuing historic preservation responsibili- ties in future years.

Recommendations from the report that are adopted by the air station will be incorporated into the Station's Long Range, Multiple-Use Natural Resource Management Plan, according to Drigot.

WORKING WITH THE EARTH - Dave Tuggle, aboard the air station. Tuggle has been working staff archaeologist with the Pacific Division, almost a year to identify historic sties here. Naval Facilities Engineering Command, uses a (Photo by Chris Taylor) trowel and sieve as he works on some sand dunes

Marines challenge Beirut roads by Sgt Christopher Grey

BEIRUT, Lebanon (Delayed) - Wheeling a Marine vehicle through the battered streets of Beirut is good experience for the Demolition Derby driver. For the Americans who man the jeeps and trucks supporting the U.S. units of the multi-national force,driving is an exercise in survival.

At daybreak, Marine d rivers roll carefully out of the American compound, observing every rule and regulation of their training. When the front tires touch the madcap streets of Beirut, there's a dramatic metamorphosis and more basic instincts prevail. On these mean Mideast streets it is survival of the fastest and aggressiveness is the name of the Lebanese driving game.

In a war-torn city where traffic signals, signs and laws have become extinct, the Leathernecks must "blow the horn and go for broke."

"It's a free -for -all here," explained Sergeant Gary Stanton, :SO, of Orlando, Fla. "New Marines that have come aboard must go through a certain amount of culture shock. Everything they've been taught in the past is almost worthless. Aggression and a loud horn is the answer, if they don't kern that, they will sit in traffic all day," he commented. Stanton is one of a growing number of veteran Marine drivers who are learning to support the American mission despite the chaotic traffic situation here.

Daily the drivers shuttle not only their fellow Marines, but Marine supplies and a growing number of visitors around this bombed-out city. "I have curried around people that I never thought I would see, much less drive for," emphasized Lance Corporal Antonio (Inert°, a 19- year -old driver from Ambler, Penn. Wide-eyed and clutching their seats in fear, everyone from

well-known newscasters to congressman, have had their chance fur a rollercoaster ride through Beirut's streets in Marine veh ides.

Mercedes Benz autos are as common 718 Chevrolet's here. Hundreds of them fill the streets each workday, racing to their final destinations. Driving on the right side of the road seems to he more of a loosely-observed custom than a rigid rule in Beirut.

"As a rule, we try to stay on the right side of the road, but you always have to he an the alert for hotdogs who feel they can make better time challenging the oncoming traffic brad on," explained Stanton.

Aside from daring drivers who seem bent on suicides. Marines are faced with the perils of shell 110114. orphaned animals and distracted pedestrians. These hazards keep both drivers and passengers on the edge of their jeep seats most ti mere.

"You just have to he constantly aware of what is around you," explained Ciliberto. "When you come to a so-called intersection, the person who looks the meanest and moves the fastest has the right of way."

Although the Lebanese police are returning to the streets here, it is rare to see inn. risking his life by challenging traf violators. "We just don't see any cops on the roads," Stanton said. "I'm sure there are .141,111n outstanding policemen here, but a guy could gel killed standing in 0111` of these intersections."

While intimidation and aggression may be the rules of the Lebanese road the last thing Marine drivers want is to get involved in a fenderbender. "We really have ve to be careful," concluded Stanton "The last accident I saw between a taxi driver and another civilian was solved with aohault. A5- caliber insurance,

Published by Mil Publications, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy or the [LS. Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers and writers herein are their own and not to he considered an official expression of the Department of the Navy or the I I S. Marine Corps. The appe.trance of advertisements in this publication including inserts, does not constitute an endorsement by the Department or the Navy or the I Ly. Marine Corps of the firms, products or services advertised.

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l'age . -2, Dec. 15, poe,

Precautions prevent holiday mishaps by Sgt Cortina Martell

Th, holida> season is here, and. to keep it merry and bright, some safety precautions should be followed.

When selecting a Christmas tree, find one that has not dried out from prolonged storage. When too dry, tree branches are brittle and shed needles easily. Stand the tree in water until ready for use.

The larger the tree, the greater the hazard, so do not get one any larger than needed.

Just before setting up the tree, saw off the trunk at an angle at least one inch above the original cut. ,

Place the freshly cut tree trunk in water and keep the level of water above the cut the entire time the tree is indoors. (Check water level at least once a day for absorption and evaporation.)

Do not use candles on the tree or nearby where there is any chance for an open flame to contact the tree or combustibles piled beneath the tree. Use only electric lighting sets that bear the UL (Under. writers Laboratories) label;

Check lighting sets before using for frayed wires, loose connec- tions, and broken sockets. Be sure the fuse on the electrical circuit used is not over 15 amperes. Cord sets with a fuse on the plug,

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Do not plug too many cords into one outlet, and make certain that all tree lighting is turned off before retiring or leaving the house.

Do not use electric lighting sets on artificial trees made of metallic materials.

Christmas wrappings should not be allowed to accumulate in the home; place them in a metal covered trash can and dispose of them as soon as possible.

Noncombustible materials,

such as metal and glass, should be used to decorate the home for Christmas wherever possible. When combustible materials must be used, be sure they are "flame- proofed," particularly if they are to be anywhere near the tree.

Untreated cotton batting,. paper, and certain cloth costuming will ignite easily and burn with great intensity unless they are "flameproofed." Santa Claus whiskers have caused Christmas tragedies; be sure they are "flameproofed."

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Az A Vending activity

The repair Depart- ment is now open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A code-a- phone is operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week for any "out of order" calls on machines they service. The telephone number is 257-2426.

Barber Price Increase

The price for a regular haircut at Marine Corps Ex- change Barber Shops will go up from $2.25 to $2.50 starting Sunday, Dec. 12, 1982. The cost of other barber services will also increase slightly. This is the first price increase since Sep- tember 1979 - over three years ago.

Energy awareness

Deck the halls with boughs of Holly, but leave the exterior Christmas lights in the closet.

That's the message contained in Air Station Bulletin 1700, dated Dec. 6. The reason? The air sta- tion is promoting a sound energy aware-, ness program.

Although exterior Christmas lighting in housing and unit areas is prohibited, there will be a lighted tree on Ulupau Crater. In the name of energy conservation, it will be the only lighted exterior Christmas display and will be conservatively light- ed.

Other areas decor- ated for Christmas are the main gate and the light poles at the main entrance, Mokapu and Lawrence roads.

The main gate will be decorated with a large banner, a large Holly tree and a garland (unlighted) on the guard shack.

The light poles on Mokapu Road from Cushman to E Street, on Lawrence Road from the entrance to the housing area to Mokapu Road and the entranceway from the main gate to the Enlisted Club will be decorated with pole wrap and pole trim kits.

Rent-All Center

The Marine Corps Exchange Rent-All Center's operating days will be changed effective Monday, Dec. 20. Under the old schedule the Rent-All Center was closed on Tuesdays and Thurs- days. The new sched- ule will have the center open Tuesday through Saturday and closed on Sunday and Mon- day. This schedule is the same as the Family Housing Self Help Unit which is located next door to the Marine Corps Exchange Rent-All Center. Operating hours will be 10 a.m- 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 8 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturday.

The Rent-All Center offers a full selection of yard care equip- ment such as lawn mowers and weed- eaters at very reason- able prices. Also available for rent are color and black and white televisions, mini refrigerators, air conditioners, profes- sional carpet cleaning equipment and elec- tric fans. It is located in Building 460 near the 7-Day Store, Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay.

For more informa- bon contact George Budd, the Rent-All Center's manager, at 254-3230.

Math institute

The Mathematical Health of the Elemen- tary School Child is the title of a workshop

tat be given at the Kailuct Public Library at 7:30 this evening. The workshop is intended for parents and teachers of elementary sch ool children, but is open tee

the general public. It is provided as a public service by the I lawn ii Malei Mathematics 'Institute, a non-profit organization for improving personal educational health in mathematics through- out Hawaii. This is the first in a series of three free workshops. It will be followed on suc- ceeding Wednesday nights by sessions on the mathematical health of adolescents and of adults. Seating is limited, so please call ahead. For reservations, call the Hawaii Malei Mathe- matics Learning Clinic at 261-8106. Should you forget that number that may find the Malei Clinic listed

under "Tutoring" in the yellow pages.

Dance classes

Dependent Recrea- tion may offer Coun- try Western lkince classes. Want to learn the Texas Two-Step and other popular dance ' Interested? Call hate in Special Services, 257-35211/ 3108.

Housing prob- lems

The Installation Housing Referral Office is available to any military person- nel with off-post housing problems. Members can call or report to either the Housing Referral Office on-post or the main Housing Refer- ral Interservice Co- ordinating Office located at Fort Shaf- ter, telephone 438 - 2801, for assistance.

Housing inspec- t Service members

are requested to urge landlords to conduct a joint check-out inspec- tion upon written notice to terminate off-post housing. Although inspection is not required by the Landlord-Tenant Code, joint inspec- tions provide the positive approach tee

assure maximum return of security deposits. New main entrance

Tripler Army Medi- cal Center's new main entrance on Ward [toad opened Monday.

The long awaited opening of the new entrance loop drive and lobby means patients may once again be off-loadedet the front door..

Immediately inside the lobby, the In- formation desk stall

if you have a question or complaint about the content of the Hawaii Marine - or a suggestion orwompliment - please telephone our Ombudsman, Gunnery Sergeant Don Gilbert, at 257-2178.

Gilbert, the Joint Public Affairs media operations chief, will endeavor to answer your questions and complaints through impartial investigations. He will accept calls between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

Commissary holiday hours The Commissary officer called to let us know that the Commissary

Store holiday hours have changed. The Commissary will be open on Dec. 24 and 31 from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. for shoppers' convenience.

STANDARD SOFT -

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Just a few feet down the hall from the new lobby is the center bunk of elevators which provide access to all floors in the main building.

Repair program HONOLULU -

Greco Metal Products, Inc. is conducting a voluntary repair program on the "Swyngomatic Con- vertu 3-in-1" cradle, model 5900, manufac- tured from September 1979 through July 1980. The cradle's masonite bottom of some units was improperly positioned during assembly and provided insufficient support resulting in children falling to the

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units made after July 19811 by adding floor support rods to the bottom board. This item has been curried only in the AA Fr--; Mail Order Cid, and it is not in II, regular AA FES stock assortment. Affected units are not in the current AAFES in- ventory.

Customers owning the affected units may return them to their nearest exchange for a refund.or the stores will assist custom- ers in obtaining the support kit.

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Each year the shops and 1.1Y41111.8 of out towns and cities greedily dress up their windows and stores several weeks in advance of Christmas. Indeed each year they seem to "open" the ('Ii ristinas season a week or so earlier than the year before... the reds and greens, the reindeers and santas, the carols and tinsel all sound their clear call, "come, see me, try me. .

buy me now (pay later): Like the legendary I airelei these inticing "voices" of the Christmas season lure many an unsuspecting person to trouble on the rocks of financial difficulties.

It is too, too bad that this accent on the material side of Christmas has often blinded some to the real job and beauty of the birth of Christ. The star of Bethlehem is sometimes obscured in the neon glos of our sparkling, shimmering shops. The child who was once lost in the temple, is sometimes lost today in the tinsel.

God, too, eagerly awaits the coming of Christmas each year. lie waits, almost impatiently for the opportunity to come anew into our lives. He could have come in any form, shape, or guise. He chose to come to us in the most lovable form of all, the form no loving heart can resist. .. A baby, not just any baby but the Most beautiful, most irresistable child the world has ever seen. His infant hands clasp and unclasp as if, already, He has begun his work of snatching souls from the fires of hell. His infant gaze lovingly embraces the adoring shepherds and draws their hearts to His. That heart that encompasses all mankind reaches out to us today.

0! Infant Saviour, let not our hearts be hard and cold. Let not cruel indifference turn us from the stable to the saloon, from the crib to the cha-cha, from Your love to the lusts of the world. Come, Infant Lord, Redeemer, Thou Promised One, awaited of the ages... melt these hearts of stone: make them like unto Thine own...

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1:-.BAY OFFICERS' CIA It TODAY - Lunch an the Pacific Ito, as front I I a.m.

to I p.m. features special. hot carved sandwiches, soup and salads. Mongolian barbecue on the Lanai from 6 to 8:341 p.m.

THURSDAY - Lunch in the Pacific Room. lk:eteaters buffet front 6 to 8:311 p.m. featuring steamship round, seafood item, rice or potatoes. vegetable and a mated bar.

FRIDAY - Lunch in the Pacific Room, Happy I lour in the Tapa Bar from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Mongolian barbecue on the I Amer Lanai from 6 to 9 p.m. "Circle" plays in the 'Papa Bar from 5 to 120 p.m.

SATURDAY - Hotel round of beef and Alaskan king crab buffet in the Pacific Room from 6 to 8:30 p.m.

SUNDAY - Champagne Brunch in the Pacific Room from 10 a.m. to *1 p.m. featuring a mini buffet. menu orders, and all the juice and champagne you desire. In the evening Prime rib and peel your own shrimp buffet from 6 to 8:30 p.m.

MONDAY - Lunch in the Pacific Room from 11

a.m. to I p.m. Join no Monday through Friday for lunch specials, hot carved sandwiches, soup and salads. Monday evening the club is closed.

TUESDAY Lunch in the Pacific Room from 11

to I p.m. The Tana Bar opens froni 4 to 10 p.m. Happy Hour from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday evening the dining room is closed.

SNCO CLUB ill] / 5 - Lunch from 11 a.m. to I p.m. featuring

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FRIDAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to I p.m. featuring ma himahi or teri chicken. Happy Hour is from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Dinner super jumbo stuffed shrimp for $9.95 or shrimp with prime for $11.95 orjust prime for $8.95. 51.000 Dance Contest starts at 9 p.m.

SATURDAY - Dinner special some as Fridays. Midpoint plays from 9 p.m. till 1 a.m.

SUNDAY - Champagne Brunch from 9:30a m to I p.m. Family Christmas Party starts at noon. Family smorgasbord from 5 to 8 p.m.

MONDAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Build your own Boogie 20 cents per ounce from 5 to 7 p.m.

TUESDAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p:m. Happy Hour is from 5 to 6 p.m. Bingo starts at 6:30 p.m. Shawn Von Bull plays from 8:30 to I I p.m.

WINDWARD ENLISTED CLUB TODAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dining

room opens from IS to 9 p.m. Every Wednesday night D.J. plays rock and roll in the Moongate Lounge from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.

THURSDAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dining room opens from 5 to 9 p.m. with all the beef ribs you can eat. Every Thursday night is country and western night featuring this month "Lukes Pineapple Store" from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.

FRIDAY - Lunch froln 1 I a.m. to 1 p.m. This month our dinner special is finger lobster and prime rib, just finger lobster or just prime rib. Freddy Fender tonight. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Autographs after the show.

SATURDAY - Dining room opens from 5 to 9 p.m. with our finger lobster special, or prime rib and finger lobster, or just prime rib. Tonight is the "Dance Contest."

SUNDAY - Club opens at 11 a.m. Breezy Inn opens at 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. In the Breezy Inn this month we have a dinner plate special. Barbecued ribs, southern fried chicken, baked ham, and corn on the cob, Soul Night every Sunday night in the Moongate lounge.

MONDAY - Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dining room opens from 5 to 9 p.m. with all the spaghetti you can eat on "Italiano Night". Happy Hour from 5 to 6 p.m.

TUESDAY - Lunch from II a.m. to 1 p.m. Dining room opens from 5 to 9 p.m. with all the smorgasbord you can eat. In the Moongate Lounge D.J. plays rock and roll from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.

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WASHINGTON - There's an old adage in the military that says there's always a certain percentage who don't get the word. That adage applies to a

nearly year -old change in entitlement for household goods shipment upon separation from active duty.

Under a change to the Joint Transfer Regulations that was effective Nov. 1, 1931, service members are now entitled to shipment of household goods for up to 180 days after release or

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Simple decorations add flavor to Christmas by Carol Siepel

Ile yourself as you capture the Christmas spirit in Aloha band. There are many cheerful, q uickdo- ma ke, simple decorations to told a uniquely you flavor of Christmas spirit to your surroundings. Take a good look around your home - then decide on a few things you and the family can create together. I haye made a list of ideas which I've seen and/or used which may inspire you!

It wits nly plan to include a recipe and directions for a Ginger- Bread !louse which my children and I have made over the years. Then I noticed that the last issue of WOMAN'S DAY has similar directions with a recipe in it.

To make curls for Santa faces or angel hair etc. try this idea. Wrap yarn tightly and firmly around metal knitting needles. Lay end of yarn against needle, wrap over end and down needle. Push and

twist strands tightly against one another until entire needle is covered. Tie end around needle. Dip yarn covered needle into water and bake in 150' oven for I

1/2 hours. Cool, remove yarn from needle. Curls will he permanent. cut into desired lengths. Glue in place as needed.

-'Pope record Christmas happenings for relatives away or just save the Lopes for later as presents to children or its your own keepsakes.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Salutes is designed to recognize individuals for their achieve- ments and exception- al performance of duty as well as to welcome new arrivals to Hawaii.

The information is compiled from Fleet Home Town News releases submitted to the Joint Public Affairs Office by unit information officers.

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Promotion: Cpl S.E. Butler LCpI R.C. Chapman

Reenlistment: MSgt T.W. Bishop Sgt D.W. Johnson

HqCo,3dMar Welcome aboard:

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Promotion: Cpl S.R. Fahrenholz LCpI S.A. Carson LCpI A.J. Munoz

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1/3 Welcome aboard:

Sgt T.A. Smith Sgt G. Stipauovich Sgt A.M. Strveby Cpl H.R. Bustos Cpl M.W. Joe Cpl L.L. Ray Cpl B.C. Simpson Cpl A.M. Tyson LCp1 D.A. Avila LCpI S.E. Cleveland LCpI J.A. Herrera LCpI R.T. James Lepl A.R. Krisfofek Jt. LCpI D.S. May LCpI D.A. Smith LCpI H.K. Watson LCpI A.M. Zimmer- man PFC R.L. Davis PFC J. Garcia PFC V.B. Goodrich PFC W.S. Hlae PFC E.A. Montalvo PFC E.M. Robert PFC M. Salinas PFC G.F. Sheehan PFC W.J. Whatley Jr. Pvt K.E. Brown Pvt G.E. Caldwell Pvt R.J. Carman Pvt P.A. Cestodio Pvt J.S. Chatham Pvt D.P. Christianson Pvt D.A. Dean Pvt MM. Garza Pvt R.E. Griggs Pvt M.L. Harrell Pvt A. Hernandez Pvt K.W. Hugel Pvt F.V. Kapuy Pvt J.B. Kehrt Pvt S. Keys Pvt J.A. Lang Jr. Pvt G.M. Lewis Pvt M.E. Ortiz Pvt D.J. Parns Pvt H. Ramos Pvt C.J. Stoll Pvt M.J. Thomas Pvt J.R. Walker Pvt R.J. Westlake

3/3 Welcome aboard:

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Reenlistment: Sgt I). Bally Cpl R.E. Vann Cpl M.E. Williams Cpl R.E. Wilson

1/12 Welcome aboard:

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LCpI R.L. Wheeler PFC S.W. Connelly PFC G.D. Dyer PFC M.E. Geronimo Pvt J.M. Bailey Pvt C.L. Kluczynski

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HM2 Ty. Brown HM3 T.F. Gavin Cpl D.C. Russell LCpI J.H. Beesley LCpI M. Garringer LCpI R. Gold LCpI S.H. Martin LCpI A.W. Weissman PFC M. Fischer

Letter of Apprecia- tion: LCpI J.M. Alexander LCpI J.E. Grier LCpl C. Ramirez PFC R.J. Drummer PFC D.W. Shaw

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tion contained in Courts-Martial Report is compiled by the Joint Legal Service Office and is published as a source of information for all Marines.

Private First Class Janice C. Diggs, 1st Battalion, 12th Marines, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted at trial by special court- martial of disobeying a command of a superior commissioned offic(r, and of aggravated assault on another marine.

Ile was sentenced to six months confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of $280 pay per month fur six months and reduction to private.

Lance Corporal Carl D. Ferrier, 1.112, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of

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the wrongful sale, transfer and possession of 10 units of 1,81).

He was sentenced to five months confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of $380 pay per month for three months, reduction to private and a bad-conduct discharge from the U.S.Marine Corps.

LCpI Leonard L. Eagle, Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron-24, Marine Aircraft Group-24, 1st Marine Brigade, convicted at trial by special court- martial of wrongfully possessing beer in the BEQ; and of wrongfully possessing marijuana.

lie was sentenced to three months confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of $350 pay per month for three months and reduction to private.

PFC Ronald E. Taylor, 3d

Battalion, 3d Marines, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of stealing camera equipment of a value in excess of $100; of unlawfully entering the ballast control room aboard the USS Cleveland; and of communicating a threat to injure.

He was sentenced to six months confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of $380 pay per month for six months, reduction to private and a bad-conduct discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps.

LCpI Charles W. Brunson, 3/3, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of larceny of camera equipment of a value in excess of $100; and of unlawfully entering a ballast control room aboard the USS Cleveland.

He was sentenced to six months

Battalion Landing Team 3/8 digs in, fights mud

by Sgt Christopher Grey BEIRUT, Lebanon (Delayed) -

In 1958, amphibian tractors loadmi with U. S. Marines were launched to spearhead a Marine landing 700 yards from the Beirut International Airport. History was repeated 24 years later on Oct. 311 when contemporary armor rumbled ashore again in this dem- tated city.

As if to confirm the cyclical nature. of history, a unit from the sem. ..egiment that made the 1958 Met,: on on Lebanese soil, spilled out (.! he armored amphibians in 1982 'Battalion Landing Team 3/8 i.. now dug in around this city's air terminal and the vehicles of Comapny B, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion have become vital links in the security perimeter around that sector of West Beirut.

Most of the Marines who came ashore as the second U. S. Marine unit to serve as the American contingent of the multi-national force, reached Lebanese soil courtesy of the amphibian crews. "We were the first men ashore, and my men are damn proud of that," emphasized 1st Lieutenant Tom Ullrich, the 24-year-old amtrac platoon commander.

Now that the initial landing is complete, the 24th MAU trackers have been assigned new duties that kept them high and dry- before the Mideast rains came along the southern portion of the U. S. perimeter, the tractors are dug deep into fortified defensive positions. Perched at the ready with.50 caliber machineguns, pointing at the high hills ringing Beirut, they have been strategical. ly positioned to provide suppr-rq fire should Marine

infantry require it. Life for the amtrac Marines is

much the same as it is for other leathernecks on duty in this ravaged city. They are constantly fortifying positions and struggling to keep equipment clean in the face of mud and rain. But these are minor differences. The cargo compartments of the static vehicles make a cozy shelter from the ever present cloud-bursts. "Although our positions were here when we arrived, we are constantly digging out our holes trying to battle our worse enemy right now: the mud and water," Ullrich said.

The amtrackers seem to be weathering the Mideast storms in good spirits. "The weather is unique here," explained Ullrich. "We have a mixture of Camp Lejeune's bugs and 29 Palms' sand." '

confinement at hard labor, forfeiture of $367 pay per month for six months, reduction to private and a bad-conduct discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps.

PFC Christopher A. Rickert, 1st Battalion, 3d marines, 1st Marine Brigade, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of unauthorized absence from Jan. 7 to Feb. 8, 1982; and the wrongful sale, possession and transfer of 2.5

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PFC Timothy P. Davis, 3/3, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of unauthorized absences from Aug. 13 to Aug. 16, 1982, and from Aug. 18 to Sept. 27, 1982; and of missing movement through neglect on Aug. 13, 1982

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Staff Sergeant Dale F. Fennell, 1/12, was convicted at trial by special court-martial of the wrongful use of marijuana.

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I lello - this is an obscene phone call. Occasionally, the voice of at

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An average of two of these calls are reported each month to the Provost Marshal's Office here, according tat PM() statistics.

The difference between an obscene call and a nuisance call is content. According to Master Sergeant Louis Ventura, chief investigator of the Criminal Investigation Division, PrY10, an obscene call involves vulgar language. "A nuisance call, however, is any other kind of call,

like someone breathing into the phone," explained Ventura. "If a person receiving an obscene call pursues the conversation, the caller will most likely persist," he said. "It's better to hang-up than to giv'e the caller something to keep talking about."

If there is a conversation, remembering what was said will greatly help CID. "A caller's accent or background noises can tell us a lot about him," said Ventura.

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B SPORTS Marathon record broken by unknown

by Cpl Charlie Marshall HONOLULU, Ilawiiii - Dave

Gordon passed the Olympic gold medalist, Frank Shorter, at the 10 -mile mark and pulled away from Sweden's Erik Stahl five miles later to win his first marathon in a record time of 2 hours, 15 minutes and 30 seconds.

Gordon, a 23-year-old University of Montana graduate, shaved 43 seconds off of the previous Ilonolulu Marathon record set by Dean Matthews in 1979.

In the 10th Annual running, Eileen Claugus of Sacramento, Calif. took the top female honors crossing the line at 2:41:11. Claugus, 27, led the entire race in the female division and claimed the victory unchallenged as the four-time women's champion. Patti Catalano could not enter due to an injury.

Duncan McDonald, a three-time Honolulu Marathon winner, overtook Stahl at about 18 miles to finish second overall in 2:17:43, a mere 13 seconds ahead of Stahl.

Shorter was unable to keep up with his own pace of five minute miles and finished fifth with 2:22:16.

Last year's winner, Jon Anderson, was eighth, clocking 2:23:11.

The first Marine to cross the finish line was Corporal Bruce Hall, winner of the 1982 Windward Marathon. Although he was 30th overall, Hall, of Brigade Service Support Group, ran his race in 2:32:53. He was 13th in his age group, 20-29 years old.

How I survived 26 miles 385 yds. by Cpl Charlie Marshall

... And the agony of da feet, da knees, da legs and da whole body that aches after running 26.2 miles.

More than 10,000 people were at the starting line ready to tackle the 10th Annual Honolulu Marathon Sunday and I was among the 49 percent that was ready to run their first marathon.

Honestly, I don't see what people get out of running marathons.

The body (using stored carbohydrates) can only run 18 miles tops as proven by the hundreds of athletes Who stopped to walk at mile 15, 16, 17, 18, etc. (I stopped at 17 for a cigarette break.)

My knees finally gave out somewhere around the 20-mile marker. The thoughts flash through your mind: I'm not going to finish. This race is ridiculous. The pain. What mile are we on? Where's the next aid station? I snapped out of it when a runner passed me who was in worse condition. Thinking about him made the pain go

away. Around mile 22 I had a limp that was

getting sympathy from the crowds that gathered to watch us "heroes" run our bodies into the ground.

It might appear that I sound a little negative about marathons, but that's only because my pride was hurting more than my knees.

My estimated finishing time was 3:45

and at mile 201 was just over three hours. From that point, if I had walked at a

military cadence I could have finished 4:20. If I had limped at a military cadence I could have finished 4:40. If I had crawled at a military cadence I could have finished at five hours.

I finished 5:05. Another disadvantage about 10,000

people crowding the starting line is "people packing." Do you know what 10,000 people smell like?

The only smell that was worse than that was rounding the corner at Kapiolani Park and getting a full whiff of the Honolulu Zoo.

As I headed for the finish line the juggler passed me. The Coast Guards- man who ran it backwards passed me .. even a "walk-a-thoner" passed me.

Then there are the people who have the cutsie sayings written on their shirts. "I survived Hurricane Iwa, but

. (on back) can 1 survive the Honolulu Marathon." I had to disagree with the couple that sported "Pride lasts longer than pain," on their shirts. They obviously weren't in my running shoes.

One of the many friends I made out there had this comment, "This is a lot of fun. isn't it."

I thought to myself, "Yea, this is a lot of fun if you are a devoted masochistic."

Only after I finished the distance could I really respect the Greek messenger who died after he

accomplished the mission. But, there ain't no message that important.

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Gordon had not run a marathon in three years.

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St.0444-vole4 Special Services Ticket Outlet hue tickets for

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Pro Bowl to be played Feb.6 are $12.50 and 810. All games will be played at Aloha Statium. Only a limited supply of each set of tickets are left, so purchase them as soon as possible.

The deadline for written resumes for the 1983 All-Marine programs in the following sports are: wrestling Dec.22 powerlifting Jan.12

Resumes should be submitted to the Athletic Office as soon as possible.

The Hawaii Marine men and women regional volleyball team will be conducting tryouts, For more information contact the coach, Gunnery Sergeant Ed Arita at 257-2348.

There will be a skeet tournament at the MCAS Skeet and Trap Range on Saturday beginning at 11 am. Competition is open to all eligible personnel. For more information, call John Daniels - 257-3108.

The Intramural Basketball Champion- ships at Hangar 103 will have the following first game times: Saturday 5 p.m. (4 games), Sunday 5 p.m. (4 games), Monday 5:30 p.m. (3 games) and the rest of the schedule is posted at Hangar 103. The final game will be played Dec. 23 starting at 7 p.m.

Resumes should be submitted to the Athletic Office as soon as possible for track and field as well as boxing hopefuls.

Women's exercise body building classes in the Mini-Gym at 8 p.m. have been temporarily discontinued for the coming holidays. Classes will resume Jan. 3.

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Marines (men and women) interested in supporting or participating this program are urged to stop by the Athletics Office to register.

The Kaneohe Marine Karate team placed 7th in overall competition in the 1982 11th Annual United States/Republic of the Philippines Martial Arts Championship. Staff Sergeant David Brown, Headquarters Company, 1st Marine Brigade won first place in the overall individual black belt kata . division. Karate enthusiasts are urged to call SSgt Brown at 257- 2228, 2651 in regards to the air station karate team.

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Bull Dogs and Raiders team up to win Friendship Bowl by ('p1 Charlie Marshall

The Kaneohe Bull Dogs coltpleted a winning season Sunda by teaming up with the Schofield Raiders to win their game in the 6th Annual Pan American International Friend- ship Bowl, 19-6.

The Bull 1)014-Raider team took 00 a team made up of the Kalakaua Monarchs and the Wheeler Rainbows and played 32 minutes of hard hitting football in Aloha Stadium.

Each team ran six plays and then surrendered the field to their co-team for six plays.

Kaneohe found the going tough at first, but then converted a Wheeler fumble (which was recovered by Schofield) into a touchdown. Schofield immedi- ately took charge after the fumble and quarterback Jason Lau marched his team down to the 27- yard line where Kaneohe took aver.

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Neither the Rainbows nor the Monarchs could penetrate the combined defenses of the Bull Dogs and the Raiders. Their quarterbacks were caught behind the lines for big losses, hard hits caused fumbles and the challengers were held to two first downs for the whole game.

Schofield's Everette Miller- Randell Ilarris passing team resulted in big yards and two touchdowns. When Miller wasn't throwing the ball he was rushing for the yards.

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Bull Dogs top Cheerdown, The Falcon Youth Booster

Club of Hickam Air Force Base held its Annual Cheer- leaders' Competition Dec. 3 - "CHEERDOWN-1982".

The air station was well represented with three squads, the Bull Dogs in the Termite Division (ages 9 and 10); the Devil Dogs in the Pee Wee Division (ages 11 and 12);

and the Leathernecka in the Midget Division (ages 13 and 14). These squads are part of the Dependent Youth Athletics Association aboard the station.

The Kaneohe Bull Dogs were awarded the trophy in their division. They were competing against four other squads.

They were judged on their

gymnastic abilities, trans] tion from cheer to cheer, overall appearance and a four minute routine. The judges were from University of Hawaii and Chaminade University cheering squads.

This year, the K-Bay Cheer- leaders returned with one trophy, but the girls are planning to take all the trophies next year.

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ASSISTANT CONTROLLER Full time. B.S. in accounting or business administration, 1 year experience in health care and data processing required. Supervisory experience preferred.

Send resume to: Personnel Office

Wahiawa General Hospital P.O. Box 580

Wahiawa, Hawaii 96786 An Equal Opportunity Employer

GET TOUGH ONE WEEKEND A MONTH AND GET A S2.000 BONUS.

Think you're tough enough to be an Infantryman? Then your local Army Reserve unit would like to meet you. It needs people in

Infantry and several other combat arms specialties. And you can qualify for a $2,000 bonus when you enlist. The regular pay is pretty good, too. Over S1,200 a year, to start. And so are the hours. Just one weekend a month and two weeks annual training. Interested? Stop by

or call today.

ARMY RESERVE. BE ALLYOU CAN BE.

CONSIDER THE ADVANTAGES OF

WORKING FOR YOUR UNCLE. You support Uncle Sam when you work as a

soldier In the Army. And Uncle Sam supports yOu right back.

We have over 300 skills from which you can choose. You can even choose to be stationed overseas.

The starting pay is over 5550.03 a month, which goes a long way, since there are no housing, food. or medical bills to pay.

If you qualify for the Army College fund, you may put aside some of your pay for college, and the government will match your savings more than 5-for-1.

Call or visit your local Army Recruiter to find out more. It could be to your benefit.

ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE.

IN A FEW MONTK WE CAN HAVE YOU WIRING

FOR MONEY

Or repairing a computer. Or tat, it4 X-rays. Or taming a 250- horsepower engine. In Net. the Army can teach )011 one of ny er different skills.

You prohahl) realise it's going to take more than a diploma to get into fields like electroincs. engineering. and medical technology. And you probahl) realim that training for these fields can get expensive.

But an enlistment in the Array elm get ton training in the skill Of your charier On

qualify. And it won't cost yarn as thing. In !act, we'll pa) you. You'll start at over 5350.00 a month, and we furnish the room and hoard.

For more information. call soot local Army Recruiter.

ARMY. BE ALLYOU CAN BE.

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RUDOLF HELPS SANTA . .

WE HELP SANTA TOO!!! Ca11235-5881or622-3966

You'll find a sleigh full of holiday dollars by selling your garage full of unwanted treasures!

45 PERSONALS

KNOW someone w HERPES. acne or shingles, Send a SASE 254 for info on our "ecautionary new product Confidential 1750 Kaiakaua Sue 3-595. Hon HI 96826

IF you want to dank, that's your MAMMA it you want to stop, that's ours Alcoholics Anonymous. Ph. 946.1438

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

HANDYMAN Paintrng . .nor repairs. min work Nest worker Cell Ken 282 -9233

CABINETS & Counters falling apart - need

shelves or custom work? Free Estimates 395-8336

Creative Woodwork & Design

HAWAIIAN Group for weddings, parties & gradua- tions. Call 247-0178 or 235- 3400

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

PORCELAIN, FIBERGLASS AND MARBLE REPAIRS AND REFINISHING. Permanent, durable restorations. Refinish or repair instead of replacing. Call John 537-4501 or 281- 8497

PROVEN Results) New body :herapy discovery. saves you needless stress & depression Holiday Gift certificates. Call Helena Lubreehl 941 0372

CL EA SIL ivi rig Home Care and Maintenance Service Honest. dependable. reasonable rates Jeff 247.8621

HOUSECLEANING, $150 per house, including yard, inspection gtd. Ph.,689-5315 eves.

APG Carpet cleaning company, 104 per sq. foot

Phone 282-9238

HOTEI Housekeeping Immaculate cleaning, serving

your needs 262-2017

STORM Damage? Roofs. fence- repairs, painting. Call oar 254.4896. eves 262 -7023

PREGNANT AND WORRIED?

WE'LL HELP FREE P G TEST

MOM W10 yell 803300 487-7087. 538 -3577 282 -2171,822.1532

CARPENTRY. Plumbing, al types maintenance & repro Licensed. Free Estimate. Ph 235-4002 Jacques

ALL Plumbing repairs

phone 262-9236

RETIREE Dependable Yard Service

Call 262-7588

HOUSE Painting, repair/

Call 247 -1745 45

GENERAL Housecleaning yard service Reasonable rates Call for free estimate between 4-7 p.m 677-4074.

PIANO TUNING Los Angeles studio & concert COMPLETE Lawn Service, tuner. 540 in areas Ph 955- small and big job, clean up 0941 Reg. mo

247-3525 maintenance. Ph

CLASSIFIED INDEX

Clasellication categories are listed alphabetically Muth for Sell 13 Announcements 15

IntiguesiColletio t Henn 0 sets Unbolt 74

104 Pen Furs 75

kW Fully Furn 73 Appllences In

Auto Announumenre 173 Auto. for Sid 178

Aulo/Pertedlers 156 Autos WimItml 'el espy furnaNngs 124

Goes Supplies 6 eery 115 Building Supplies 111 Sunned tindery 40 helms, Opportunity 50 Balms Properly to We en NW 105 Orel el Neat 8

Cemetery Plots IC CongtensonMuse U Own 57

Coneog/Teonhano Pert 115

Cmace/Townhowe Purr Be furniture 120 furniture for Item Ill

Ceragertenele Sale Se

nerecreed women! 149 Heneelning 64

17? az

Hot Ws Ned Waned Dondela Help Wilfred M/P Hst Wanted Sales 51

Needy I Craft Suldires se Hem f urn Hoop Pert Fon Hodes unfurl, curse Tee Sew Income Pronely Jewelry 6 Cloning Teton end Gerdetung

Le/el Nelms 1

tone/teens WNW 55 lath hoed 20 Nealnory & Forlreeti lot Allecelleneow 126 Mist WInlad 135 Motorcycles Sera 6 Sere III Music Seto II Sere 144

Inge ter Poo 103 /legend. 25 Po Supplies Saab Barvlol 15i Hoe Super.. 140 Prelesuenei Cervices 35 Reel etere Announcement 115

Isiele ter Sets 114 Roil t elite trod, 117

Reel Feted Wanted 116 Swot In Rot A Car 174 Holing to Shp. It tiordie Vienne Resumer 35

Moons ler Rent

Schoen b ironing 15 Situelien Wolfed Pled b 415.11 Sporting Goods

germ b T V

Stows TISV.I Twat b Piduta legend., 11.181 Vine tempera & Jeep.

IVII1 Wad Frilabas

81

13

Si 30

113

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OS

Is 31

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATES &

REGULATIONS

JUI dray', ed reaches over ' ' 080 '-omes eat r: Wed- ' esda y. Read Clas- s:beds for profit, use Classifieds for reSultS.

CLASSIFIED LINE ADS

WaTanu SuN NEWS Hawse Navy News non Silicon awar

nava. Manna Add ate pet tine

rnr so k'34 v,ry,

el wows, Coen residence

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

laerrooner seder c.. 235.514.

422.145A

Corrections & cancellations deadline Monday - 12:00 noon

Free Ad Deadline Sal - 1:00 pm

REPORT ERRORS AT ONCE

For quick experienced help in placing your ad

Ph. 235-5881 Or

Ph. 622-3966

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

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

MASON Needs work if you are in need of any block, tile, cement work or home repairs, call Tony for a free estimate. Days 235-1395, eves 235-

HOLIDAY PARTY. get into the spirits, we'll pour, professional bartender provides glassware, napkins, Ice, spirits, & cheer. Any size group, free estimates The Cal 237-8489.

EVEN you can have resume Free consultation.

Fth 947-4546.

DIVOR Serving Oahu .Since 1977

'105 -533 -4533 Stall 1yie Gene WOW,,

A Public service Horn

FURNITURE REFINISHING Antiques-Repairs Estimates- Military-Private 281-9705 ans. sere. 923-3053 P.M.

PLANNING A Move? Have a large pica of furniture to haul?

I can help, call Mike at 638- 7784.

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

"Busybodies" -LET US DO ITI- Rent A Housewife

Cleaning. water plants. lead dogs. haw. palming. wash windows. shopping. vlsll elderly. parties, sic.. elc. 537- 4658,281 -4886

MILITARY Quarters cleaned, guaranteed, husband & wile $130 Call 677.4817.

KAILUA Window Cleaning. Residential. Call after 6 p.m. 261-9637

YARD Service Windward only. Reasonable.

rates. Ph. 261-8146

LAWNKEEPERS HAWAII The Professional Landscape Gardener, commercial and residential. Landscaping, sprinkler systems, tree trimming, plant pest & disease control, weeding, and other phases of maintenance. Call for consultation and estimate, free of course. 536-6677 or 871-5996

TOWN &COUNTRY BUILDERS

Remodel - repair -

custom homes. Fast professional service. BC-11768 Free Esti-

mate. 523-6093

35 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

PIANO TUNING Anywhere on Oahu

. S20.00 German Trained

Piano Builder Michael D. Mayers

26 Years Exp.

395-7847

FELIPE Yard and Houseclean- ing. Call 261-5050 between 2.00 and 8:00 p.m.

DON'S ROOF REPAIRS, most repairs under $100. Free estimates. Ph. 456-2481.

CARPENTRY, home repairs

Cell Nick 281-7176

Dorothy Hazzard

Resumes & Business Writing

Career Counseling 1550 Rycroll SI. N101 Ph 11171122

Honolulu. HI 00814

45 SCHOOLS & TRAINING

KA'IPOLANI Butterworth has Polynesian Dance classes. All ages. Family rates. 247-1428

FURNITURE FOR CHRISTMAS? A ABC FILL YOUR HOUSE WITH

JOY AND BRAND-NEW FURNITURE FOR CHRIST- MAS WITHOUT SPEND- ING ALL YOUR HOLIDAY DOLLARS. COME INTO ABC AND

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YOU Asked For It!

To suit the needs of both buyers and sellers, the Classified section of your newspaper makes it convenient for you to advertise and buy those special items. Thank you for your suggestions.

Baby Furnishings Classification 124

Jewelry & Clothing Classification 118

Hardware & Equipment Classification 149

Photo Supplies Classification 140

CC;*

II\ tItV Lawn & Gardening (:10,Atfirution 148

Hobby & Craft TVs and stereos Classification 129

Supplies Class' I oulom 66

Call Classifieds 235-5881 or 622-3966

45 SCHOOLS & TRAINING

PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS. Successful method for adults and teenagers. Studio In Kaneohe or downtown. A law slots open for home-lessons. Call John Schouten at 247- 6010

PIANO Lessons by sumer. teacher In Hawaii Kai. For children & adults. 395-1706.

SCUBA DIVING - Become certified! Private/semi-private course. Call 235-4483.

GUITAR lessons, beginning and advanced, all styles, Honolulu area. Phone 386- 9165

'BO HELP WANTED M/F

MATURE Individuals with recent work experience. Occa. sional hourly work. weekdays AA physically Inventorying and verilying serialized merchandise at retail stores In Kaneohe. Write to. invenchek

Box 105029 Atlanta. GA 30346

ADVERTISING STANDARDS

Advertising published in Me Sun Press, Waren,. Sun Times, Werpehu Sun News. Hawaii Navy News, Hawaii Marine and the Hawaiian Falcon is accepted on the premise Mal the merchandise and services °tiered ere mcurately described and willingly sold M customers at

adyar118110 price. Advertisers are aware of these conditions, Advertising that does not conform to these standards or Mal is deceptive or misleading is never knowingly aCcepted. It any reader encounters non- compliance with these standards. we ask that you ,n1Orrrl:

Sun Press at 235-5881

Better Business Bureau at 531-8131

677 Ala Moana Blvd. 96813

50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FIVE Hundred Million roller a 261-L2U86A1..

silk & cotton fabric

year. parent company looki

store for sale, 630 sq. ft. Newly ARE you prepared for Xmas

for 5 salt starting leaders in M-

renOvated, 116-6 Hokin St. Ph mbiolisn7eyTur3n sphoaruer.hoduarsy into

L-Marketing. Call 942-3786 or evening, 3 days weekly, $100-

398-6655 DENTAL Assistant, gaped- $150. No investment, delivery enced in 4 handed dentistry for or collecting. Tiara Exclusives, buoy Kaneohe office. 235- 6966180. 0018.

10 GOOD REASONS why your boy or girl should have a newspaper route

14 5

1. To earn money. 2. To learn self -reliance. 3. To learn to keep records, and to apply In a practical way

math taught In the classroom. 4. To learn to handle money and appreciate Its value. 5. To learn to be on time and how to ration time. 6. To learn courtesy and how to get along with people. 7. To learn marketing principles and salesmanship. 8. To experience the principles of the "free enterprise"

system. 9. To be operating "a business" of their own.

10. To become sharper, brighter, more mature.

For information on newspaper route management for your son or daughter, phone or visit our Circulation Department. They will be pleased to give you full details on available routes.

The SUN PRESS Newspapers' Windward Sun Press Central-Military Sun Press Walpahu Sun News Hawaii Marine Hawaiian Falcon Hawaii Kai Sun Press Hawaii Navy News Pearl City -Ales Sun Press

247-8755

1 LEGAL NOTICES I LEGAL NOTICES

TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES Traffic Schedule No 82-8

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 79 -44 AMENDING ARTICLE II, CHAPTER 15 (1976 TRAFFIC CODE) RELATING TO TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, HEREBY ESTABLISHES TRAFFIC SCHEDULE NO. 62-8 TO AMEND SCHEDULE XII OF SECTION 15 -10.1 ESTABLISHING ONE WAY STREETS; SCHEDULE XIV OF SECTION 1 5-1 1.3 ESTABLISHING STOP INTERSECTIONS; SCHEDULE XVII OF SECTION 15. 13.10(11 (d) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - MORNING PEAK PERIODS; SCHEDULE XVIII OF SECTION 1 5-1 3.10(11 (e) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - AFTERNOON PEAK PERIODS; SCHEDULE XIX OF SECTION 15-13.10(I) 10 ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - MORNING AND AFTERNOON PEAK PERIODS; SCHED- ULE XXI OF SECTION 1 5-1 3.10(1) (h) ESTABLISHING TOW ZONES - RESTRICTED PARKING OTHER THAN PEAK TRAFFIC HOURS; SCHEDULE XXII OF SECTION 15- 14 ,5(I) ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED PARKING CERTAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIII OF SECTION 15- 14.5(2) ESTABLISHING PROHIBITED IA)AD1NG AN I) UNLOADING CERTAIN AREAS; SCHEDULE XXIV OF SECTION 15-15.1(4) ESTABLISHING CURB LOADING ZONES; AND SCHEDULE XXV OF SECTION 15- I 5.3(4) ESTABLISHING OFFICIAL BUS sTos. SECTION I. Chapter IS (197(1 Traffic Code), City and

County of Honolulu, as amended, is hereby further amended in the billowing particulars:

a. By amending Schedule XII of Sec. 15403 establish. ing onAway Streets by amending the item relating to Rubio Ave. between Kaiulani Ave. and Mukee Rd., in the kokohead direction, to read:

"Kuhio Ave. between Kaiulant Ave. and Pooakalani Ave. in the kokohead direction."

b. By amending Schedule XIV of Sec. 15-i 1.3 establishing strip inter/30411.H by adding thereto the following:

"Alchonec Pl. Traffic on Alphonse altall stop before entering Frank St.

"Elelupe Rd. Traffic. on Elchspe ltd. shall atop in the vicinity of 365 Kielupe ltd. before entering the mauka portion of Elslupe Rd.

"Eugene St. Traffic on Eugene St. 'Mall stop before entering Fronk St.

"Kiktiu St. 'Profile on Kikieu St. Mull Mop (I) before enuring Olnhiu St, and (2) before entering Mahina'al St.

"Kopko St. Traffic on Kinike :4t. 11111111 stop before entering Wilcox I al,

"M11101141° l'1. Trent, an Magnolia 14, shall stop hefore entering Myrtle SI.

"Mahan' Id, Traffic traveling lit a milkiMinvil direction on Mahlon I.p. Shall stop Midi! entering the 'Metafiction 14 Muhunf 1,p,

"Malthus' id St 'Prof ficon Multi na'al St. shall slop (1) before entering Farrington Highway and 121 Wore entering Crozier Dr.

"Ohio PI. Traffic on 'then l'1. shah Mop heron. 0/tiering litireinglon I Iwy.

"01111 111. Traffic. on 01111 Pl. shell Mop before 1.nloring Kerilishote St.

"111oh1'd SI. Traffic. on Olohl'o SI. ball atop )adorn entering Farrington 1 1 wy. rind 121 befits entering ("rirztar 11r.

"f Pnlril Pl, Traffic 1/1, Un1nl 14 Audi step before entering Kralalum Ml."

r. by amending Shedole evil of See II,. I /1. iv, I Intl entrelollohlnet DPW MIN* morrilna peak periods, by adding thereto the follinving:

Kidd. St, men 4910, (torn Etna 1'1. to 1 ,ikelike Hwy"

01, Ily stinending If/herish. &VIII of Nee. 151;1.101E1Pd eutalrlIeltleig IOW /01101.1 I*1111.1a, Ivy adding therfeter Ile fnllooelr,g

"North School PH inlurku oldie Erin. I ilda.k Ave In lismltiotwhie IV lid "

a. Hy amending Sultedole NI e, td Moo, I', 1 1111111 10 owlsibIbilldrIgg 41w Anneer fredlettrell and orient/rem peak serioda he *Mime iltore4o the follovelelle

llaNitat tin, nwa awle, fief a eflot tenet NY I/1 1/111

midis &whet front ts rem par meek,. id Iltv Neosho reeMtne IwoNtiffeentrift :I Mn Wand if11041."

t. 11y di amenng Reherhde GNI Sot Ite 13.10111 (hi echo Ithahtrew how /none other Shim footle Odle, boort Jeleloof thomo Mt olvttett

lleolwore Ipr, met 014. for re Awe one.. SKr '11 110 nwrilhe tl,Pe ont Irmo n ewe Aar repro', of tr000loe roftellIro proiloreseNkrer efl 41,, M. oci

e fly "tom/No Keteglok 9811 rtIr rkr tto111011 owiAlmhttut rstrANNIfeti froiking rotIntn 1hr lotIederdny InerldOldree

I Hy *Mee drew IA. bilkerbie f' Avo11,4alen Alf ,lee ettflol Ake. IN Ile' 00441 *mown Ito* din noels foolefIno

Iwslies

prolongation of Lehua St. "Hind Luke Dr., both sides, fur it distance H5' in

the mauka direction from the mauka curbline prolongation of Ani St. during the hrs. 7,00 ern. to 3:00 p.m. on school days only.

"Jarrett St., ewa aide, for its entire length. Kuhio Ave., makai aide, for a distance 70' in the

kokohead direction from the kokohead curbline prolongation of Kahan St.

"Kului Pl. , ewa side, for its entire length. "Nahaku mauka side, for its entire length

during the hrs. 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Wednesdays and Saturdays only.

"Olili Pl., makai side, fur its entire length. "Onini Pl., makai aide, for its entire length. "Robert Pl., both sides, between St. Louis Dr. and

Frank St. "Sunset Ave., kokohead side, fora distance 120' in

the masks direction from a point 380' masks of the mauka curbline prolongation of Kilauea Ave.

"Ultimata SL, kahuku aide, for a distance 95' in the mauka direction between Uluoa SL and the !haulm property line of 677 Ulumalu St.

"Illumalu St., makapuu side, fora distance 130' in the makai direction between the makai property One of 669 Ultimata St. and Uluoa St.

"William Henry Rd., kahuku side, for a distance 30' in the makai direction from the makai curbline prolongation of Kailiwai Pl." 2. By amending the item relating to the makai aide

of Dole St. for a distance 486' in the kokohead direction from a point 48' kokohead of the kokohead end of the Mantra Stream Bridge, to read:

"Dole St., makai aide, for a distance 310' in the kokohead direction from a point 48' kokohead of the kokohead end of the Manua Stream 13ridge." 3. fly amending the item relating to Lanikaula St.,

mantra side, from a point 400' makai of the masks boundary of 3020 Lanikaula St. to Kulawan St., to read:

"Lanikaula St., mauka side, from a point 15'

mauka of the 'Tunica boundary of 3020 Lanikaula St. to Kulnwao St." 1. By amending the Rent relating to Ulu. St., both

aides, from Rattan Rd. to Ulupii SL during the hrs. 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on school days except for the 190' portion on the makai aide between kahuku property line of 61911 tuna St. and Kelton ltd., to read:

"Uluoa St., both sides, from Kailua Rd. to 1./ Inch St. during the hours 7310 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on erhonl days, except for the 270' portion on the makai side between the kahuku property line of 609 Munn St. and Killian ltd. and also the 295 portion on the mauka side between Kai'un ltd. and the kahuku property line of 6111 Ulnae St." S. By amending item relating to Illuoa St., makai

side, fur a distance 190' commencing from the kiihuku property line of 619 Illmia St. to Keilun ltd., to rend:

"Uluon Si, makai side, for a distance 270' in the kahuku direction front the kahuku property line 609 Ultima St.

"Ulu. St., umiak° side, for a distance 295' in tlo makapuu direction from Kaftan ltd. to the maktipuu property line of 619 Ilium) St." 9. By deleting tlrefrom the following:

"Sined Ave., kokohead side, for a distance SO' in the mauka direction from a point 330' Inmate of the inituka curhlitte prolongation of Kilauea Ave.

-Sonnet Ave.. kokohead side, for a dialance 60' III the monk° directi llll from a point 1600' mauka tit the mauka eurbline prolongation of Kiliwon Ave "

11 By amending Schedule XXIII of See. 154 1 01., erthildishing prohibited loading and unloading cerrani area, In adding thereto the following:

''Broluip SI., ma side, between Berettoda St. and I 1111011 M1111

I. 11V 1111114111111g Schedule XXIV of SIT. 1615,1I 11

twlatiligholg earl, loading mines by deleting therefraio sulatection 121 of 1111, following:

"Hob.. 1.n., ma aide, for a dietance 60' in the mnnkn thrision from II point 200' matelot of the inauka ...Wine prolongation or Ala Manna Blvd .

Kinder to ScliordaY totooPI holidnvs." j. Ilv looeudt,K Schedule XXV or Set I I I Il I'

enlalillshing labial Into Moog by atoll lip item minting In kohl. Ave., makai older. fur n dintrite r

kokriberld iltreellort from a point 12' kokuhrnd of 1h, kokalicial redLllne prolongation of Mania St.. to re.i.t.

"holm' Ayr,, makiti side, for a distonoott2' kok., heist dIreelloit Erwin n point 711' kokolund of the kokohead I addles,. prolongation of Natant ell."

NIE1 7111N 2 'flits Schedule is hereby much's' Ito and Milder II gitel or Article 1'1 hens4 rind 51%11111,1k, effect tot 11111 working davit after Ita publication

11111' A PAIR:Ell. Director 101'1.111111411 of Trimetsn Lt 111,11 SITV11.141 I'll, rind County of 11011.11111

1 tilled. 12 III $2 I 'aphis cf: II1P /41.110111110 nre ton Ole al th0 I I It k's lifgre Ow tier 111141 rlionlithillon

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0 HELP WANTED M/F

MILITARY BROKE? EVEN UN PAY DAY

Earn mara money earl lime 530 to 10 p m.. Men thru fri. Workers needed In discount outlets specializing In slerees televisions. microwave ovens & many more appliances. Also buying service for furniture. clothing. sporting goods. etc.

following Areas available. Hone Pearl Harbor. Sall Lake. Wahiawa. Barbers Point

OCAS. 36/hr. or incentive pay.

Call 487-3651 speak lo Mary

NEED A Resume? Call Mr. Pool 9 a.m.-9 orn.

235.5112 or 595-4908. Mobile Resume Services.

Former AMWAY Distributors WANTED for NEW PROFI TABLE Marketing Plan. 239- 7267 Iv. msg.

HEAD Teacher: Kaneohe Preschool BA Education or equiv. 2 yrs. exp. leaching & supervision. Submit resumes to L. West, 32 Kainehe SI.. Suite 201. Kailua, HI. 98734.

JOB INFORMATION: Over- seas. Cruise Ships, Houston, Dallas, Alaska, $20,000 to $60,000/yr. possible. Call 805- 687 -6000 Ext. J-2022. Call refundable.

LOST Your TrI-Chem Instruc- tor? Classes, services, 624- 4930, 235-2741.868-2767. 293- 9468. Full/part time jabs.

NEED Extra income? Earn it in your spare time. Call 488- 5867 for app't.

MILITARY WIVES

Spend Easter with mom and dad. We need

parttime workers im-

mediately to train for our newly established discount outlet:. Now Is

the lime to start making extra money for your holiday trip home or lo

bring Grandma over lore Hawaiian vacation. 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. i8.00 par haur/incentive plan. For Interview ask fur Judy.

Call 486-0173

KAILUA JOBS Secretary to $800 Reception/Sales $700 up Full time sales clerk $580 up Dental Ass't. Trainee $600 Cooks to $850 mo.

Many other jobs Kokua Employment

767 Kailua Rd., Rm. 207

COOK, part time, Kailua Preschool, 3 hrs. per day

Call 281-8278

RN's /LPN°s Med Techs X-Ray Techs Respiratory Therapists

Physical Therapists

Nurses & Allied Health Proleulonals needed for Temporary Stall Ballet Positions For Current & Future Openings On Oahu & Outer islands.

Kokua Nurses & Para Professionals

538 -2326 1210 Auahl St.

Suite 223

60 HELP WANTED M/f 413 GARAGE/LANAI SALES IN GARAGE/LANAI SALES 13 HOUSES PART. NM

J $$ AVAILABLE,

N1,6101131 rOitalleS Opol Spearthis

Flee CUOSUIldhOO PROFESSIONAL Mete SERVICE /350/shop St 42313 524/401

"Established 1977"

HOLIDAY Gill Buying. Need extra cash for the holidays? World Book-Child. craft International, Inc. heaths answer. Join us al either lull lime or part time sales representative. Excellent commission. Flexible hours. Call Vern Krinke at 261-8554, 2-4 p.m.

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER

in expanded Windward office needs: 3 Full lime sell reliant realtors or associates. Any sales persons with interior decorating. Architeclual or bookkeeping back- ground would be welcome. Excellent commission schedule for those who qualify. All Inquiries will be kept confidential.

CALL

235-6020k, tettmosto

Walter Zane Really. Inc. Kaneohe Business & Professional Center,

suite 208 Kaneohe, HI 96744

081 HELP WANTED SALES

FOLK Art F.ivorites in Stoneware if andcrdtted, inexpensive Cues.° orders avail 7 days a wk 1.30 -4.00 262-7576. 377 Auwinala Rd., Kailua

BIG Garage Salo 12/18 and 12/29. 9-6 pm. Very Cheap! 45.460 KoaKahiku Street.

SAT. 9-3, Doc. 18, 94-249 KI1OOL1110 Lp. Mililani. Furniture, household appli- ances, plants, tools.

FUND Raising Garage Sale on I lammond Circle In Catlin Park. Dec. 18, 9 a.m. on.

XMAS Special Plant Sale, bargain prices, variety of cactus & many other plants, Sun.. Dec. 19, 9-3 p.m., 139 Omao St., Kailua

SALE: 703 Wanaao Road, Enchanted Lake, new to used Lan lamps, toys, etc. Fri., Sat., Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

XMAS crafts & garage sale, new & used Items. Clothes, toys, books, lots of bargains, Sat. 8-4 p.m., 548 Kipuka Pl.. Kailua, off Oneawa St.

MOVINGI Must sell! King-size water bed, twin beds, tables, recliner chair, shell units, Copper Craft, lanai set, ship's wheel & decor, dishes, tools & much morel Sat. 12/18, 92-830 Kohupono St., Mekakilo.

12/18, 9-5 p.m., 94-381 Hokuill Street, Mililani. Queen bed, NEED 10 people to sell Koa sofa and chairs, hand-

fashions, will train, lull /pert truck. 10-speed bike and time, commissions a free miscellaneous Items. Ph. 623 - fashions. Beeline, 623-9727 7161,

62 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC GARAGE Sale, Christmas Bargains - Ping-Pong table,

girl's bicycle, men's, women's. BABYSITTER Needed. 4 yr. children's clothing. GM items old girl, Schofield area. 7-5 p.m. Mon: Fri. Ph. 655-9372. December 18-19, 9 a.m. to 4

p.m.

TUTOR Wanted for home schooler, must be certified. LOTS of household Items,

burn., tools, plants, 12/18 9- Call 942-3786 or 396-6655. 1200. 1487 Kina St., Kallua

BABY sitter needed for 8 year old girl. Occasional evenings and during school vacation at my home near Aiea Elemen- tary School. Teenager ok. Call 488-6217 after 6 p.m.

BABYSITTER needed for after school, 2 children, Pearl City area. Ph. 456-9463 after 5 p.m.

63 SITUATIONS WANTED M/F

EXCELLENT Childcare in my home.

Phone 235-4311.

CLOTHES, VW parts, misc. Sat. 12/18, 9-5 p.m., 45-480-C Apiki St., Kaneohe

SAT. 9 -4: 1011 Kahili St., Enchanted Lake, Stereo. 18mm movie equip., collec- tors editions Model Railroad magazines, records, clothes & misc.

f******** DOLLHOUSES

and everything

EXPERIENCED Mother will * T for Mend * babysit full-time weekdays. Prefer active duty solo parent 1 Country Cousin * but not a necessity. Call 235-

11. 333 Uluniu ROOM for rent near Stadium, Ka

8234. * Kailua - 261-4288 * ideal for military, $250. Non-

WILL Babysit for children, 3 1119******0 smokers call 487-2638

years and under in my home. H.A.F.B. 423-1545.

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BABY Furn., sowing machine, clothes, books. misc., Sat. 12/15. 9.5 p.m. 45- 310 Kulauli St., Kaneohe

REDUCTION IN

INVENTORY SALE Wholesaler

of

Toys. Gifts. Greeting Cards

Sat.. Dec. 18th, 9 to 4 p.m.

1906 Kahai Street 1011111 Brim Molt/ Hay

73 APTS. FULLY NAN.

PUNALUU Studio w/kitchen- ette. Pure., linens & dishes. $275 utils. incl. 2627806

KAILUA: 1 bdrm, apt., utils & parking incl., single working person only $325 mo. Ph. 262- 4013 after 6 p.m.

PEARL HARBOR 2 bdrm, 2 balh apts. on wkly.

rates. Hr. bases. children welcome. Awaiting housing?

Nol eligible or oft TLA7

PepperTree Apts./Hotel Ph. 488-1993

78 RENTALS TO SHAH

MAKAKILO. Share lam. comfortable home, congenial atmosphere $285 incls. Deposit. No smokers, no drugs 474-1264 or 872-4759.

LIBERAL Male, 31, looking for apt. to share w /same. Windward area. Need Immed. Call 235-3791, John, eves.

WORKING Female to share w/same, 3 bdrm., 2 bath house. $250 utils. 262-80906-8 p.m.

THOSE DOGGONE

VsCANOES COST $55

FLL EM FAST WITH

A LOW COST

WANT AD

235-5881

LANIKAL Rm. w/bath In 3 bdrm. house across from beach, view. $235 utils. 282- 7969

KAILUA, room for rent In 2 bdrm. apt. older woman to share w/same. $325 incl. utils. 261-8286 after 8 p.m.

CHRISTIAN licensed day care, academic program, TLC. potty trained only. 262-9455

SENIOR Citizen Convalescent Day Care or livein provided in my home. TLC. Excl. refs. 2E12- 9455

88 HOBBY & CRAFT SUPPLIES

CLAUDIA'S Creations - Craft supplies; handmade gilts & Xmas decorations. 689-0986

MARGARET LOCKRIDGE, INC. ro SHOWN BY OWNER

REAL ESTATE SERVICE 11/20%

YOU SHOW Member of Honolulu Board of Realtors,

National Association of Realtors

WE TRANSACT Our fee is VA% of Ilte selling price. There is no

initial charge for activating our service.

YOU SAVE Are You Interested? Give Us A Celli

282-5403 or 282-5307 629A Kellum Flood, Sults 109, Hallos

(Behind Kailua Hardware)

SELLERS: Call For A Brochure BUYERS: !make Into Our

Numerous Listings

r-

its

4 5 in 1 Multi-Tool

Now on Special! The only machine built with:

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Wood Master of Hawaii Howard Gaffney 821-9092

KAILUA, studio cottage, lir bus, shopping & beach, single only, no pets. 8325 Mold. utils. Ph. 262-8457 ask for Kay

SALT Lake: Upper duplex, 3 bdrm 2 bath, $700 w/utils. Kay, 941-4222, 944-1555

KAILUA, Enchanted Lake, 2 bdrm.. all appliances, $1200 utils. not incld. Ph. 282 -2668 alter 8 p.m.

15 CONDOS/TOWNHOUSES PART. FURN.

KANEOHE country comfort at Hokuloa. Elegant tonne, model, 4 bdrm. 7 rooms ply, 2.4 baths & 3 lanais. Tennis courts right outside, pool/ sauna area nearby, enclosed garage, loaded with extras, $775. Call Jim Petrolf at work 531-0254, eves. 923-3088

WAIMALU, 2 bdrm., 1,4 bath, stove. 'Orig., washer/dryer, fully carpeted. 623-7377

KANEOHE, Haiku Gardens, 3 bdrm., 2V, bath, $875 mo. Ph. 247-3788

WAIPIO, Zero down, 3 Wm., 2

bath, corner unit w/2 lanais, pool, rec. area, playground for kiddies. Charmaine Weinberg. 735-2336 (RA) Mike Mc- Cormack Realtors. Fee. MLS new.

88 ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED room in Ewa Beach, $130 mo. Mold. utils. Call 689-5315

ROOMS for rent In Waipahu, close to bus line $175 per mo ,

utils. incl., single ok. Call 671- 3189 or 637-4804

ENT IT'

THOSE DOGGONE VsCANCES COST WS FLL EM FAST WITH A LOA/ COST WANT AD

235-5881

Dec. 15, 19142 Classified Ill 8 NOR FOR RENT

VIEW of nuaintani and ocean, pool, Haiku Plantaloon, refs. & dep. required. Officers/NCO or proleasional person

alpreferred, $300 mu Incl. alts. Cl 247-6804

1100M wan bathroom for rent, kitchen prrvileges. $275 mo. incl. utils 239-5015 ovea.

W O VACATION RENTALS

KUILIMA. I bolter fully furnished apt., nu puts. Call 239-8539

BEACHFRONT Condo , near Crouching Lion. Week, month, pool. Ph. 235-6196

" - KUILIMA, 1 bdrm., apt sloops 4, amenities. Daily/wkly./mu- Call 235-1481

MOLOKAI W.AVO Grot,t, sloop, 4, beach, peal, 530 day 5190 per week. Ph 395-4085

BEACH HOUSE KAAAWA 3 bdrm. $300 per week. Cathy Lyman 261.4332

98 RENTALS WANTED

SINGLE working woman. needs studio, excl. local refs. Ph. 261-4267 eves. 257-2919 days

I03 OFFICE FOR RENT

KAILUA 630 sq. ft. of commercial space, $650 mo. 11613 Hekili St. Ph 2612861.

KANEOHE OFFICE SPACE

(Excellent location across new Windward Mall Shopping Center" 3-story beautiful garden bldg. Present tenants: Castle Memorial Hosp. kilay and Health Center, Physicians of many specialties. Territorial Savings & Loan. Beautician. Travel Bureau, Heal Estate Developers.

Deices available Iron 650 se II 1,500 sq. lt

Beautiful open beam. Excellent Allowances.

WALTER ZANE REALTY, INC. 48-005 Kawa SI. Kaneohe

PH. 235-6020

YOU CAN COUNT

ON CLASSIFIED.

100%

r:tv- 235-5881

\eme DRAW A BIG CROWD!

FREE SIGN FOR YOUR GARAGE

SALE I!

Set the date and place an ad In the Classifieds and we will give you a FREE SIGN for your garage sale.

Addition./ signs for nnty 251 ru

CALL TODAY 235-5881 or 622-3966

It Only Takes A Few Minutes To Place Your

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item you want to sell and be sure to give the price you want for it. List your phone number and the hours to call. Be sure to

print. using a pencil, ballpoint pen or typewriter. iyour ad will

reach over 109,880 suburban homes on Oahu via the SUN.

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SUN PRESS 46-016 Alain St., ISsniohe. HI 66744

Ph. 235-5881 or 622.3986

I14 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NANAKULI. 4 bdrm town- house, overlooking park, covered lanai. $52,000, $20,000 under '81 appraisal. Owner Says sell, terms. Joy Real Estate, 671-6395

QUIET 2 bdrm, 2 bath In Haiku Gardens, pon!, 2 part-Ina stalls, convenient location, low/No down, VA assumable. By owner. 235-8993.

I14 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HAIKU Shearer Grimm: Minn 2 Path Imo mtri mountain Ai rrcarall wow Utast locatmn clo,0 (.011090 ;MO ,110Rion.) el'b assumable VA loan Call 235.0816 for .O.,000ldhoid

MINNESOTA. the possible dream 5 fabulous tree covered acres. Incredible hunting. fishing. farming 6 snow- mobiling. Many lakes, Close to major c sty Electric and phone available $6000 full price 8800 down, $65.08 a mo rncluding 1095 interest. Call 595.3692.

KAAAWA Older 2bedroorn home with picturesque ocean and mountain views. Wall -to- wall carpeting, large open lanai and deck. Ideal for neat retired couple or young family starting out. $450/rno , short term okay. Call Ken, 237-8567 or 235-5883.

16 REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED Kahala/Niu Valley house. 2 bath, low down by Feb 15 Call 235-1988

I HI JEWELRY 8 CLOTHING

LADIES Watches; 14 K gold Rolex, $1800/offer, 14K gold & diamond $750/of I er. Pearl necklaces & diamond earrings. 947-6405

I ZO FURNITURE

DELUXE King sue water bed complete. $800

Ph. 237-7070

I20 FURNITURE

PARADISE USED FURNITURE

King size wicker boron. set 050 queen size sofabed like new $295; twin beds $100- $150; rattan love seat $125; rattan/glass end table $75, beautiful queen size Broyhill Wm. set 51100; 7 pc, rattan din. set 9375; 5 pc wrought iron patio set $295. 5 pc. rattan /wicker din. set $495; baby crib complete $75, rattan amoires 5295-5495; antique style maple dresser & matching chest $275, 6 drawer mahogany dresser $125, rattan bar $195; beautiful 7 pc. 1940's style rattan din. set $150; baby changing dresser S 125: compact desk - must see 5225, student desks 545; 5 pc. patio set Sips; 7 drawer unfinished dresser $130; occasional chairs from $65; antique wicker rockers from $150; Also lamps; room divider; dressers; tables 8 much more. 261-8492 320 Uluniu St., Kailua. WE ALSO BUY USED FURNITURE

$$$ CASH 55$ for used furniture

beds Rattan & Wicker

834-1080

WE SAVED $876 LAST YEAR EtY.

NOT SMOKING:

KAMAAINA USED FURNITURE

French Pros bdon set, baby crib, double bed like new. Ism beds wartime, bunk beds wirnattiass, standing closet, china cabinet, chest had w/matching dressers, dinette w/swivel chaos. 4 or 5 drawer chests, queen & double nideabed. of lice desks w/chairs, coffee 6 end tables, bar w/stools, floral print sofas. bar ref... antique bdrm set & much more arriving everyday WE ALSO PAY TOP CASH FOR USED FURNITURE Call 488-1985 (behind Cutter Ford Area) Open 7 days.

BEDROOM set. sofa, 2 chairs (classic); carpets; brass & copper Call 422.0161

COFFEE Table, $15.

Phone 237-8030

QUEEN Flotation, $325, Sears crews bunkbeds, $475, Browns solabed, $500 Ph 395-5346

SOFA, new, EiV II 3 pc hell price, child's 11 pc modular desk set 595 923.3661

KING size mattress & box spring. Sears Best, extra firm Call 261-5529

BRAZIER coffee table, $45; Danish modern coffee table w/2 end tables 560 422.7226

FULL size bed, complete w/bookcase hdbd, excl cond $150 Call 254-5431

120 FURNITURE

9' COUCH $95, 2 easy clams $75 ea, Admiral corskule YlkifOU UHL double contour recliner heater/massage $25O, bookshelf room OlVidor SI 50 823,1/02

NEED a bed for the holidays?

Weekly/monthly rates All sues Delivery & Pickup

COD phone orders accepter]

Bed Rental & Sales Hawaii Ph. 677-3939

COUT.11 I year old 5300 ,micx able 525, TV table 525 r.,11 239&185 FREE TO HURRICANE 11/A VICTIMS CouLls, Srr hoar. Sella Call 235.5244

CHROME & glaSs rnatchiori cot lee table, end table, etagere. all for 5100 Ph 45/- 5997 eves

FOR SALE. Loring MOM sal buffet table and chairs, dresser and rughtstand, 871.7711 evenings.

RCA Console stereo. $125. 8' golf brocade sofa, 5375. record cabinet $35. dining table, $25, desks. $50 & 545 247-0523

SPINDLE Bunkbeds w/sheel,. excl. cond , $120 Can 251- 8344

OLD Pedestal tables picture fr..", o

11811811110811111108111P/MWMft CHRISTMAS SHOW & SALE

Vil

Sat. 8 Sun., Dec. 188 19, 8 a.m.-3 p.m

Ph, 235-5200

Whitestone Pottery Hand Decorated Fabrics

45-160 Ka Hanahou Circle

Persona/ Checks Accopred egp

Kaneohe 247-2878

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Poch Maple Bobtnga 0). Ceder Obeche Cnerre Pau Ferro Colmar p,e

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Check Your

SERVICE DIRECTORY For Fast, Quick Results

Appliance ) Repair

AFTER Hour & weekend maintenance/repair. Gary's Air Cond., Refrig. & Appl. Repair Serv. 262-8525 after 5 p.m. weekdays

Attorney

LAW Offices of Noah D. Fiddler. General Practice of Law. No charge for initial consultation, 261-3233, 415A Uluniu St.; Kallua

Chiropractor

CURIOUS ABOUT CHIROPRACTIC?

Give it a try. Free spinal exam. Mon./Wed./Frl. 2-6 p.m. Call Dr. Smith 2131-4511

Construction

Quality Remodel - Additions Carpentry Masonry Painting

All work guaranteed BC10813 Stavig Const. 262-4417

FAST Reliable low coal homes, additions, decks & cabinetry. Ph. 521-7275 or 531-1860

COMPLETE Drywall and acoustical Installation and spray texturing new, remodel or repair, Don Gatewood Inc C -06946 Call 262-0588

Finance

FINALLY THE SECRET No credit/bad credit -we can help you gel a new start in life Dorel well any longer - write to COR Associates, suite 3859, Century CM. 1750 Kalakaua Ave., Mono., HI 98029

Floorcoveringl 5,

MUTUAL FLOORCOVERING C-11082. Carpets, sheet vinyl, wood flooring, tile. Free est. Brian Teruya 521-3390 or msg. 839-0233

Floors And Upholstery

THE FACILII A I ORS. Clean upholstery, carpets, strip, wax. General cleaning. reconditioning of hardwood floors. 488-2283

General Contracting

PATIOS AND ' NEW ADDITIONS

Repair-garage. Free Est. Clitford !wane C-4477

PH. 677-4695

Handyman

THE Complete Handyman Carpentry. painting, home

repairs. Ph 235-5357

Landscaping

LANDSCAPE - GARDENER. cutting, hedges, clean-up. free. estimates. Ph. 373-9128, 6-10 P

Massage

Takeshi Therapeutic Shinkei Massage

back problems or pinched nerves? IMO Ron awy Am Or

rh. 247-2773 or 235-3215 yr appmnimen1 Only Ken. Pm MA

Moving I I Polynesian Dancing

LIGHT Moving Jobs including furniture. Rees rates. Call evenings 944-0723 538-3039.

Painting

KAMAAINA PAINTING Free Estimates

Lic. 04767 Ph. 247.8821

KA'IPOLANI Butterwort, classes for all ages family rates 247-1428

Roofing

STATE ROOFING General Rooting. Free Estimates. Ben Pascal

41 years exp. Lic. C-20.1c Ph. 2472421

RENT-A-BOOTH Secretarial

-

Call 838-2544

LETS PAINTING Residential Llc. C-3858

Ph. 247.1454

S UMENO PAINTING Free Ems Lic. C-10211 Ph 021-6523. 821-6393

( Piano Tuning

PIANO TUNING, $25 00 Anywhere on Oahu

Call 395-7647

Plumbing

I OR Plumbing and

les:2;1103

LEIALOHA Business Sc. sec., lima typing, roa, editing. term papers tin-. manuscripts/specialty ','Lt

Yard Services

DESMOND YARD SQUAD All lobe lest a Olol, [leaning Mainline a Haug [IMMO ereparminn A 0,

Olanlint) Mal lane, a rm met Manley melemonrr rail ,elnblr ttttt el Pm empire

Call 262-7571 Ask for Desmond

VALCOR Yard Service All areas. Free estimates

Cell 261.3257

FRED Domingo Oen, Yaw Care hauling, lot 6 api cleaning Free Est. Ph 42.' 7426

COMPLETE commercial landscape Maintenance

Service Ph 235.0513

For Fast Results . . .

Cell 235-5881 To Place Your Service Directory Ad

3 Lines for only $4.96 week

4

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Alignment Special

VOLVOS and FIATS

VOLVOS $19.00 Reg. $22.00

FIATS $28.00 Reg. $40.00

73 + later Volvos and Fiats. With coupon only. Good till Dec. 31, 1982.

lutotified IV Dec. 15, 1982 tn FURNITURE 126 MISCELLANEOUS

NIMIlt USED FURNITURE

II my Christmas Specials 4 ensile from $119, donee

irr1 cats from $95 & up. sir !Jni dinin suites from

115 5 up. lanai chairs $15, . ail wicker tiv. rrn set. desks urn $45 & up. king. queen, i & single beds at low ii es Mon. thru Fri. open till 8

, 31. mini Christmas. Sal. & e to 5 p m . 3185 No.

mil: Hwy 834-1080 1 Ramada Inn &

ABC am mature Rentals

& Sale. RENTAL

V*OP t-To-OWN, 1013% 01 ,.-si deplhaa to purchase Wla,. selection 01 hew, one Styli. Fiia, January

og Term Commitment

SALES ind Rental Returns

selecbons .1t

UM Prices

Call 488-7741 I:113- 1 .5 Card Hwy.. Area

1414,1 from Mn Miller al

. 191 FURNISHINGS

5°5',3 p.m.

.n and Mattress plus :el, $100 for all.

677-8615

126 MISCELLANEOUS

RY Toys, looking for s for Xmas? Use this disc. 373-4140.

10 SPEED Woolen's centuiiim bicycle, good cond.. $100 Call 235.1033.

COMPLETE Teas, Mongoose bike w/extras, woith $300 asking $150 or offer. Call 487- 1830.

SURFBOARDS, 9'8 ", "P1,4 Edwards," $100 'offer. 7' Aipa $125/offer, 20" Girls bike. $35. Ph. 239-6425

AUTO A, Conditioning charge analyze $1500 Ray 833-7190 after 4 pro.

20 GIRLS Schwinn bike. excl. cond. $65. Call 623-5958 after 5 p.m.

SURFBOARD customado. like new 6' 10" $175

Call 261-5344

ROY'S LAWNMOWER REPAIR

Free Estimate Lawn mowers for sale Rotary $75 Reel $125.

Guaranteed

2595927

VACUUM CLEANERS with guarantee. $2495 & up. Call 456-4211, 955-8854.

ORGAN/Kimball Fun Machine reduced from $995 to $700. beginner guitar w/case $50. movie camera (Yashika) protector, light $125 or oiler; Miracle Maid Cookware $95: Chtldcraft set $75. Children's bible story $SO 261.6808 or 261-2772

GIFTS - Imported crafts & fabrics; sewing machine; women's clothing; misc. 262- 0433

CON-STAN Industries pre- sents: Proper Skin Caro with 100% PURE ORGANIC Products For your appoint- ment call 261-5324 or 395- 2806

S Huffy bike sale. $20.

111 622-1831 LOVABLE, Huggable, unfor-

A moped. gd cond.. gettable pair. RAGGEDY Jj oiler Call eves, ANN/ANDY DOLLS. Each

ilw9-en 7- tO p.m, 623-5847. with a heart and made with love. On sale now with other

tr. Cavender jade ring goe.lidosn.mg11,r,r, by 26 iamonds, St., Kallua -sores, need cash, 1st -

is Also dia ring, .ate party, 239-5054. ANTIQUE weigh yourself

scale, $500. Stereo and console. 0400. Ph. 261-2981.

QUILTS for a It Wide selection.

'iii 235.2380

diamond sunburst i.ng, containing one

I .liamond VS2, color I, s i-untied by 27 small r ...67,711d5 T.W. 1.86 cts.

;.,aised at $11.898. Need c ish. 1st $3,800 takes. Also

.-tint, I bracelet cheap. ..,i.i. Christmas Gilts!

sr :rty. 239-5054

AIR CONDITIONERS- New & useditor sale-

wile warranty. Service & repair an all

makes & models of room

air conditioners. We pay orb for used & broken

conditioners.

CALL AIEA AIR CONDITIONING

g

,itY 71,y Cosmetics for Free and reorder call

44beth 282-0463.

1,1 DESK Copier, good for . use. $75. Phone Karen

539-4262 8-4:30 p.m.

ro Jr:no Doll house duracraft r isi ri yle, perfect for

sr . collectors. Offer.

orris 3 spd. bike, $85; portable

record player $25, .3 -.chine table $25; . ,er lamp $5; roller

size 7. $5.262-

CRIB. $50, folding high chair, $25 both excl. cond 623-8094 alb, 4 n

FREE PICKUP S CASH S

for good used furniture Rattan, wicker & beds

261-8492 or 247-1937

GETTING Married? Ladies diamond engagement set, containing one .56 ct. diamond plus 5 small diamonds appraised at $3,539, needs cash let $1400 takes. Also diamond bracelet cheap. PriV1110 party 239-5054.

ATARI for sale, with cartridges. Call 261-8471.

SONY 5E3000 portable VCR eh tuner/timer and HVC 2000

color camera AC adapter, car cord. $950. Hardly used. Ph. 261-4482

RCA VET 650 VCR with remote control, excl cond., $500. Ph. 261-4482.

RUGS, 10 x 14, $100; 12 x 15, $110; 12 x 18, $120; 15x 18, $130. Call 395-5479.

ATARI Video System. 19 cartridges, like new. value - $750 plus, sell $495/offer. Phone 623-3904. Christmas Bargain.

NEW Toilet bowls, still in shipping crate. White. $30 ea./ offer. Ph. 281-8497.

F4ITER Portable ATARI VCS, $95 w/varlous Smith Corona, pica cartridges at $15 each. i :all 235-1988 Ph. 261.6369.

clothes dryer 5750 electric typewriter

oi..i.tric adding machine ,,E refrigerator $145; 10 ir s bicycle $80. '73

350 motorcycle, ',yen $40. 823-9388

r, 10 speed Schwinn +,all24" blue, good cond.

235 -3468

,HER $128; dryer $99. r TV $225, Microwave

Both like new. 262-0324 anytime

CODE -A-PHONE 555 Ford. remote command, originally 5750 now $150. Wood finish. 362 72 2 '

,SIGN,' good condi- ..des 7 cartridges,

,d 261-5827

1 -

hi cHOVEN

Moe Vera Products

Free facials 23`,-8395 days

,1=11.11111,0.1.

ANTIQUE Cast iron rbathrub, lot animal

'°7.Or 896

srn.1t or plants

t slier. -3928.

FOLDING roll-a-way bed, like new, $100/offer. Ph. 623-5510, days; 623-3503, eves.

FOR SALE: 15 color TV,excl. cond., $155. Call Robin at 235- 5861 or 239-7758 after 6.30.

GAS Stove, 4 burner apt. size, $50; electric typewriter Royal! 860, $60 638-9134

127 APPLIANCES

127 APPLIANCES

FUR Sale. Whirlpool, no frost, upright. one door freezer. 12 cu It 5150 262-5347 alter 700 eves

APT. Size portable washer, greet condition, harvest gold, $200.456 -5553.

SEARS Kenmore oven, used needs cleaning. $20. Call 261 8497.

G E washer & dryer, end cond., $300.

Call 458-3543.

APPLIANCES' Gas stove w/hood. dishwasher; com- pactor. washer; gas dryer; 2 ref rigerators; heat pump; copying machine; misc. items, all in good cond. Sat. 9-5 p.m., 8307 Kapalapala Pl., Hawaii Kai

8' XMAS Tree w /trim, $20; Antique sew. machine, $350; Suitcase, $10 Ph. 595-2475

CAPIZ Shell Lamps, high quality, 3-tier shell lamps, great Xmas gifts, military discount eyed. Call before Sat. 62,3-013138

YASHICA 35mm camera, TL- elect ro 135mm lens 2X converter, flash. Bell & H AF- 70 slide protector, $350 239- 6255.

129 TVS. STEREOS

140 BOATS SUPPLIES 8 SERV.

It MCKEE Craft with seats & console. Marc 85. trailer All rebuilt Ready to go. $4500 Call 235-6614.

14' GLASSPAR w/trailer, 40 hp Johnson motor $1800 or best offer Call 259-5537 alter 4.30 p m

CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR YOUR FAVORITE

YACHTSMAN Merton Yachtsman Knife

flolun'a Choirs Signet Instruments

Sill Repair Kits

ART NELSON SAILMAKER, INC.

537 -9956.262 -6236. 282-6654

I47 SPORTING GOODS

RIFLES, Pistols. shotguns 22, 3030, 243. 308, 3006. 7mm

after 6 p ike new map7, 357, 20

22 .m. & 12 GA,I34-82

LYNX Tigress Elegance ladies golf clubs, woods & Irons, brand new watag. $350 Ph. 833-2439

1937 9mm GERMAN Luger, excellent except some spotting on right side, $475. 423.1203 alter 7 p.m.

RCA Video cass. recorder, VCT400 2/4 hr. excl. cond. 5375/offer. 239-6255

. 130 ANTIQUES

ANTIQUE Barrel-top desk, 120 years old. Victorian era, excellent condition, very large Storage drawers. Must see to appreciate, S1000/of ler. Ph. 237-8030 eves.

ANTIQUE Weigh yourself scale, $500, stereo & console $400. Ph. 261-2981.

101 WWI WIKI FREEBIE

FREE. Kittens & cats, many to choose from! Healthy good mousers, kittens are darling! Pupukea Kitty Farm. 638-8198.

FREE: Xmas kittens available now. Beautiful markings. Vail 395-8673.

FREE to good borne w/yard, 1

yr. old Beagle mix male, all shots, very playful. Ph. 737- 7779.

FREE: loving, healthy tortoise shell kitty, 'abandoned by owner who moved, all shots. 262-0817.

FREE TO HURRICANE IWA STORM VICTIMS: Couch, sq. table, setts. Ph. 235-5240.

FREE: Shepherd/mix, 1 yr_ I creole, white, spayed, shots, obedience. Ph. 693-3442 eves.

FREE: 2 German Shepherd/ Collternix; 11/201d, well trained. PM 262 -d711, leave message

FREE, black Labrador puppy 6 months old, to good home only. Ph. 254-2737.

FREE: 5 female kittens, 7

weeks old to good home Phone 536-6789

FREE CHRISTMAS Puppy ... smallish 20 lb. friendly, I emote part Fox Terrier, 8 moe old, to good home. Ph. 838-8198

138 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

KAMA'AINA USED FURNITURE

Now buying all types of furniture. Top cash. 488-1985

POOL table, 4' x 9' slate bed, accessories w/cue rack, $450. Ph. 455-5024.

151 PET SUPPLIES SALES & SERVICE

BABY Dwarf bunnies pedi- greed 5 generations, in house raised w/TLC. Please call 423- 1224 from 3:30-790 p.m.

PAIR of Plumhead; 2 pairs Lineolald Parakeets.

Call 262-8096

2 FEMALE Geese, both for $25. Call 281.7723

HALF Chihuahua hall toy fox terrier male pup, 565. Mother $35.623 -2158

COCKATIELS, gentle hand- fed will reserve & deliver for Christmas, $65-$90. Ph. 247- 5086.

CAGE-sturdy weld reinforced w/screen, 51/2 ft. square 3 ft. high, opening for entry. In Kallua-you pick up, $25. 945 1787 eves.

PITBULL purebred puppy for sale, male $75.

Call 262-2980

GOOD home for two Yorkshire Terriers.

Call 926-5827.

CHRISTMAS Special! Seal- point Siamese kittens. Call 254-1263 after 12 noon.

It lie

1110. Hawaii's

Dog Newspaper

available at Pet

shops and by subscription

262-6677 WANTED: Coconut palms, AKC American Stall ord- and SIngapore plumerlas. Call h re pu poles or sale 877.0702. Ph. 239-9120.

WANTED: 24" boys bike 18" or 18" 2 wheeler w/tramong wheels.

Call 2352411 AKC POODLE Pups, 3 female,

COMIC Books, new & old 1 white, 2 apricot, $125 each. wanted. HI hest prices paid Call 677-334g8.

Call 624 -4348

HIMALAYAN Cats, Seal Pt male & female, pet quality - show quality. Ph 499-2797

CASH for Lawn Mowers PIT Bull pups for sale $80 or & Outboard Motors. offer. Ask for Anneal 888-1084

Any Condition. or 423-1369. Ph. 259-5927

WE BUY used furniture. We

rtUrrt1219c-118PuP Ca" 261-

WANTED: Modular living rm. group, beige or brown; 25" color TV; bar stools; picnic table; pool furniture. Ask for Robin 81 235 -5881 or 239-7758. al ter &SO.

140 PHOTO SUPPLIES

CANON A-1 Outfit, VOW/ offer. Cell Vic 247-4394, eves and weekends.

141 BUILDING SUPPLIES

NEW Sliding glass door, panel & frame, complete 82"x80". $75.235.0534

WASHER and/or dryer $100 144 MUSIC SALES ANO we Delivery available. SERVICE Guaranteed. Call 624-2565.

RECONDITIONED Coldepot refrig. frost free, $50; port. elec. oven, $25 Ph 261-1191.

'66 FENDER Telecaster guitar $300; Sears amp & rhythm box, $160. Call 261-6922.

GIBSON G-3 Bass guitar, HEAVY Duty Kenmore large asking $325; Toshiba belt capacity dryer $150; call 4813- turntable SR230 580. 696- 6673 and leave message. 8104.

PORTABLE washer & dryer, deluxe Lady Kenmore $300 or best offer. Call 833-2669

YAMAHA Organ, almost new, sacrifice, $2000/of ler. Ph. 487- 5997 eves.

SUZUKI we

handle Hawaii

1982 YEAR-END CHRISTMAS SALE ABSOLUTELY LOWEST PRICES

EVER OFFERED ON SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES / MOPEDS

Sale Starts Dec. I I th-29th At All Suzuki Dealers Statewide

No rxtra Add-Ons - Bottom line Prices tan't take advantage eat our sale.

bring in a friend and our vecial $11/000 ('hristma.s gift iertificate iv yours.

(SUhject only w / Nacho, of motorcycle)

Suzuki Downtown SIN Iwilei Rd. 536-7021

Suzuki Wahiawa 699 Rand Ave. 621-5543

Suzuki Hiies

21( Pohaku St. 915-5022

Ii

AKC white male poodle. for stud.

Call 622-1831.

58 AUTO PARTS & SERVICE

CONVERSION kit for '74 Didion pickup, front end w/transfer case $800 or offer. 259-7142.

OM AUTOS WANTED

DESPERATE DESPERATE WE NEED YOUR CAR

IMO 2011 OR 1101

IMMEIMATELY11 TOP DOLLAR GIVEN at

WHOLESALE MOTORS TM N MmIll Hey OH 1/1?

171 MOTORCYCLES SALES & SERVICE

.81WTiiIEERS

CARGO Tandem trader, water tight aluminum and seal. factory made on mainland. 12' long. 8' wide, 8' high. 9000 lbs gross, hitch & mirrors, 695- 5733.

066 TRUCKS & PICKUPS

TRUCKS '75 Chevy Short bed, mags, top shape, $2500 '75 Chevy FWD Longbed, new engine, trans. & paint, $3800.

734-8222 or 841-1583,

'80 KING CAB w/carnper, low mileage, good cond. $4500 Call 282-7189

'82 FORD truck. XL100, eaCi pond. dark brown. $8700 Or best offer Call 305.3441

'78 DATSUN PICKUP

4 *pd., radio. iliGN5751

$3475 WHOLESALE MOTORS

8351227 WA Mello Hart

CLASSIC '64 Datsun Pick-up, completely rebuilt, custom wheels, roll bar, moon roof. Steal at $425. 524-5822 or 235- 5435, Rob

'80 TOYOTA 3/4 ton longbed pickup w/black plastic bed guard, new white paint & tires, chrome bumper & hubs, AM/FM cassette. 24,000 mi. $5500.235 -8292, Russ

'73 TOYOTA Pick-up truck 87,000 miles, good cond. auto., $1500 /otter. Ph. 262- 4985.

'70 FORD Ranchero, needs some body and engine work, $300. 247-4318

'70 TOYOTA Pickup, 4 spd. AED591 $995.

Car City 833-3017

'75 YAMAHA RD200 Low mileage. excellent condition. perfect for transportation.

$200 or Best Offer Call 487-1432

alter 5 p.m.

171 MOTORCYCLES SALES & SERVICE

el YAMAHA DT100 Enduro, on/off road. Never used. Helmet $650 Ph. 247-5982.

_ .

MI YAMAHA 250 Exciter, excl. condition. low mi., $1200/ oiler. 455-4897.

'81 HARLEY wide glide, low mi., etc! cond., custom air brush paint $4300/offer. 261 2204

MOPED - good mechanical condition. $200.

Call 282-7589

BIG AL'S CUSTOM

CYCLE PARTS

671-9584 94-147Q Luken St.

WAIPAHU

Our Prices Are Way Below Retail!

Come Sea Usl

174 RENT A CAR

HAWAII Discount Rent A Car $12 a day, $47 a week, $120 a mo., 12 to 15 sealer vans. wagons. Collision waiver extra. Call 526-9100.

175 VANS. CAMPERS & JEEPS

BUYING or SELLING any JEEP? Call AUTO. HOTLINE 528-1111 now for free listing.

'73 CHEVY Van, 3 spd 8 cyC $2000 or best offer. Call 235- 6118 after 4 p.m.

'77 CJ5, red/gold custom, tan chrome Pavia. Renegade, 56250. Ph. 923-4939 ext. 208A

176 AUTOS FOR SALE

CARS sell for $118.95 !average). Also Jeeps, Pickups. Available at local Gov't Auctions. For Directory call 805-687-6000 Ext. 2022. Call refundable.

DSO's Auto Surgery 1711 SILVA STREET

Major Collision Repair - Insurance Work Quality Paint & Body - Mechanical

Air Brush Work - Restorations

Guaranteed Work at Discount Prices

DAN WIGHTMAN- JOE SANTARONE, Owners

847-5212

MICHELIN MOTORCYCLE TIRES ON SALE NOW

Free Installation Full Written Warranty SANDY BRODIE'S

94-189 Farrington Highway Tel. (808) 871-2891

76 JAWA CZ 125. never used stored in preserved since new $800 or offer. 254-5319

78 HONDA 750-four, excel- lent condition, many extras. $1500 or best offer. Ph. 422- 5370.

AUDI BUYING or SELLING any AUDI? Call AUTO. HOTLINE 528-1111 now for free listing

BUICK '73 BUICK Century. runs well, body in good condltion, new tiros. Call after 3 p.m. 239-6967

CADILLAC

BY PRIVATE OWNERS

'77 DE VILLE $995

'65 EL DORADO Luxury

5895

526-3586

'77 CHEVETTE, 2 dr., 4 spd. BR X573 $995.

Car City 833-3017

CHEVROLET

BY PRIVATE OWNERS

76 CAMARO

'2995 76 NOVA

51895 80 CHEVETTE

52795 76 CAMARO

Cleo

52995 82 CAMARO

SPECIAL

58995 526-3586

CHI?I'SLER BUYING or SELLING any CHRYSLER? Call AUTO. HOTLINE 528-1111 now for free listing.

PUBLIC NOTICE BANK REPOSSESSIONS - OWNER TRANSFERS

NO CASH Needed with Approved Credit Ask about our IR month or 10,000 ml. warranty

e7i rtik upp .OS1)1,64E115 clean. 05710)38 '81 BRONCO . . $9981.75 4x4 4 spd. loaded. 18F00451

'79 PONTIAC S2471.82 '79 NEWPORT $2781.22 50bIrd wagon. a110. mfr .15UNI291 a Or 1001.0 IM9K9121

17 paean., auto 010715001

'78 FORD VAN $4375.11 4'7,9r.F.L.IRM.O.nNiTaAt24132.52

'75 OLOSStertlre5907.63 '73 sort..

1118Up:7391. 51478.07 2 dr. auto.. ru110.1AR02021 dr.

ALL CARS STORED AT

WHOLESALE MOTORS 054111gagd, tagritgral 2555 N.

CUTTER FORD TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS

'75 DODGE '78 VOLARE 4 dr., 111711 . '1295 4 dr.. .1284 '1850 '72 VALIANT '77 LTD 4*., 01717 '650 Lonalou, 41356 '1995

268 DART '76 EUTE . 5171111 '295 41545 '995

12 DUSTER '74 PONTIAC 111711 '295 elsso '650 '74 VW BUG '76 GRANADA

'echo '1495 01006 '650 76 PINTO 79 COLT 2 0.. 41699 4395 .1455 .1995 '71 PINTO '77 LTD II 2 4r e15e4 '195 41514 '1450 '79 HORIZON '69 CADILLAC 01207 '1995 Convertible, 01611 '750 '74 AMC '76 PINTO Station wagon, 41243 '495 Slothm wagon. 41638 '995

Prices good Doe. 15 to 19

98-015 Kam Hwy., AIEA * Ph. 4873811

HOLIDAY SPECIALS '74 TOYOTA '79 SUZUKI Corona Sotttop

hardlop. out'. BJY345 '595 4 epd APP537 52495 '76 MERCURY '74 DODGE Monarch Sportsman Van .995 11 pass aulo. 141132 .2495

'76 FIAT X/19 4 sad.. BMW . .2195 '75 VW Dasher 2 dr. solo. room 2495

.1795 '80 FORD Fairmont

4 dr. 81110. BAU388 3695 .1795 '79 HONDA

Accord .2495 5 sad_ APFB22 . 53795

Subject to prior sale.

2 dr. mold. ATN009

'75 DATSUN 8210 Cpe. 4 sod BOX165

'79 MERCURY Bobcat dl 057727 .

'78 CHEVY Monza Cpe. MID 61 W235

'75 VW Bug 'Ii MA404 ..

1295

KAILUA TOYOTA USED CARS 105 Oneawa SI., Kallua 7 Days A Week 261-3321

Volvo, Fiat, Jaguar, MG, Triumph, Alfa Romeo

JIM SLEMON IMPORT. SERVICE SPECIALS Automatic

Transmission Service

Change trans. fluid. Change filter and adjust as necessary. Plus road test.

All this to r $35.00

Reg. $55.00.

73 + later VOLVOS & FIATS. With coupon only. Good till Dec. 31, 1982.

r Labor Save

Coupon 20%

Discount 73 + later VOLVO, FIAT, JAG, MG, TRIUMPH. Not valid on advertised service specials. With coupon only.

LGood till Dec. 31, 1982.

'1

VOLVO HAWAII 98-075 KAM HWY., AIEA 487-7974

LEX BRODIE

COME SEE US

FOR

PROFESSIONAL BRAKE

SERVICE! (FACTORY TRAINED

MECHANICS) rewewwwwwwWwwwwww

SAVEZ 35%! Priest Sr. firm until Sal.. Dec Is 1961 Please road notes al Me Soso of lv,s adrerlisoment.

AURORA FIRSTQUALITY' IMPORTED STEEL

RADIAL BLACKWALLS

Ms's!

URI ALSO 545001 SERVO .FI Si sP,1:10.6

NO Clill

15613 615 13 27 75 37.15 165.13 A7513 32.75 4275 18514 o 78 14 40.50 sew 165.15 600 15 35.25 45.75 1767043 155.13 32 25 42.25 185 7043 16513 35.75 45.75 1557044 165.14 38.25 45.25

TOYO FIRST QUALITY* IMPORTED STEEL

RADIAL BLACKWALLS (2.12)

ass 0.2 145.13 155.13 16613 175.13 17614 165.15

50012 34.00 520.13 7500 615.13 3600 A78.13 41.00 87813 42.00 C78.14 47.25 600.15 47.00

4500 45.00 /6.00 51 00 57.00 57.75 67.00

RADIAL WHITEWALLS (Z-12)

155.13 515.13 4015 50.15 165-13 575.13 46.00 50.00 175.13 57043 47.00 57.00 115.14 0014 53.00 61.00 185.14 07 .14 54.75 64.75

165.15 60045 54.75 62.75

RADIAL BLACKWALLS 70 SERIES (Z-7091

1667013 145.13 45.50 5550 175.7043 155.13 46.75 56.75 1851043 AR78.13 51.15 61.75 1557044 5117514 54.25 64.25 19540.14 CR78.14 57.75 67.75

RADIAL WHITEWALLS P METRIC SERIES

(2-6, Z-751) 1858013 C578.13 51.50 61.50 175 7544 1191844 50.25 60.25 1859514 C07544 55.2565.25 1557514 F1178.14 59.25 69.25 105 75.14 r1176.14 6125 73.25 2157614 OR78/4 71.00 81.00 1967515 18515 62.50 /2.50 2054545 FR78.15 67.75 77.75 215;7545 Csiszs 71.25 51.75 225 15.1s 0075.15 78.75 88.75 eel, , P225 75-14 70.15 80.75 1578.15 P235 7515 81.75 91.75

COOPER FIRST QUALITY` DOMESTIC STEEL. RADIAL P SERIES

WHITEWALLS 1655013 4711.13 46.25 56.25 1654513 137543 45.25 58.25 1557511 F75.14 53.25 63.15 2054544 r71114 55.75 65.75 215,75.14 57844 59.25 69.15 225.75.14 N75.14 6125 7315 205:7515 27615 56.00 6600 115 7545'878.15 61.00 MOO 235 7515 121145 70.00 80.00

Steel Radial - Close-out.

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U 1 Replace Front Disc Pads 2 Inspect & Refill Master Cylinder 3 Bleed Brakes

IN 4 Adjust Rear Brakes 5 InspeCt Tires

45.95 fih19 100

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Bill Long Director Parts & Service

Terry Uyehara Service Supervisor

Don Lucas Honda

45-671 Kamehameha Hwy. Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744

Ph. 247-8544

MED

Alan Klyonaga Parts Supervisor

Oil Change Special

1. Replace Oil Filter 2. Refill With 20W50 Oil 3 Inspect All Belts 4 Inspect All Radiator Hoses

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MICHELIN PREMIUM QUALITY STEEL RADIAL

BLACKWALLS METRIC (Z)I-XIX)

145.10 15542 155.1319 14543 155.13 16514 17544 185.14 150.15 165.15 175.1500

520.10 35.50 60012 4615 60042 60.00 570.13 42.25 515.13 45.50 57514 6200 07844 5500 07544 74.25 56045 5600 600.15 6525 65045 9550

45.50 56.75 70.00 52.25 55.50 72.00 78.00 54.25 5000 7525

109.50

STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS P SERIES

(XZX) 1554043B 155.13 45513 1657543 155.13 55.75 1665043B 155.13 50.50 1754543 1078.13 58.50 175,75.14 16544 65.25

05.50 6575 60.50 68.50 70.25

STEEL RADIAL PLACKWALLS METRIC 70

SERIES (It7X) 165 7013 145.13 56.50 66.0 175 70.13 155.13 64.25 74 25 ion 7014 16514 76.00 BB. CA

STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS P SERIES

(X, XA) IBS 8043 CR78-13 7025 8025 155:7514 CR78 14 72.50 aso 1954514 F07814 5500 55.00 2067514 FR7614 51.50 101.50 2154544 C1175.14 95.75 105.75 225 7514 1117614 9525 106.25 2057545 F175.15 eon tools 21515.15 GR71515 97.50 107.50 2157615 11471515 101/5 111.15 235 7S i5 151515 106.75 11575

STEEL RADIAL BLACKWALLS HI- PERFORMANCE

METRIC SERIES (TRX) 166 706165 59.00 99 00. 190 650390 100 50 Ito 50

220 551139010 100 Sc 110 50

NATIONAL FIRST DUALITY DOMESTIC

BIAS PLY WHITEWALLS 60012 15517 31 25 A711 13 175.15.13 - 32.50 57513 1557517 - 31.50 07144 1557544 - 3600 67144 195.75.14 - 37 00 heal 295 1514 - 41.00 C76.14 215 7614 - 47 SO 515.14 225.7544 - 45.00 56015 155I5 - 35.50 6001511 165 is - 3100 61015 215 15 is - 52w 576.15 725 7515 - 44 15 11115 215 7515

We also service all domestic automobiles.

Coupon must be presented

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V_L FM1 semi. prices mist tiro mounting. Ialoneing, wriglits, valve stems wed biller seeetces OW anorak. m firer tor W m Wood Sod over the 2 minter Sae, 114 not Include services. Air height rlottgot let ebipment lo em., islonas meat M 111.4 Should wo run mitW Om, *di Mao rOodwel. Rawl let 10 Says, melding Mete ilmn. hein,

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141oNli ly 701 00oon St 53693e1

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1915 I -BUCKET Kit Cal. hIlOW Limo condition. $0500 or boot ogre Call 235-2566

I)A7'SUN

THIS IS IT!!! Our last auto auction at the

year-I082-and EVERYTHING must go. Low prices on cars reduced even further. so we're making this Christ- mar party. No reasonable otters refused. You can win or bid on prizes. turkeys. Christmas trees, Plus our free mystery grand prize.

Yes. this is the only pia . I be this Saturday where the fun and auction start at t FOCA M Of course there will be tree hot dogs. beverages, and popcorn.

All at PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION

777 S. King St. 526-9141 Be there.

Aloha and Merry Christmas

'75 DATSUN 210 0475

DATSUN OF WAHIAWA

621-0761

BY PRIVATE OWNERS

75 DATSUN 8210 Economy

$1795 69 DATSUN

4 dr.. 4 cyl

$795 76 DATSUN 280Z

Sharp

'4195 74 DATSUN 210

'995 73 DATSUN 240Z

'2495 74 DATSUN

2 dr.. 4 cyl.

'1395 75 DATSUN B210

'1495 79 KING CAB PICKUP

$3395 526-3586

Place Your Order Howl

For The

DECEMBER Shipment.

Order Early For BEST Selection

VOLVO HAWAII 487-7974

68-075 KAM HWY.

'78 ALFA SPIDER Red., 5 spd., stereo. P722

'69 BMW 2002 Tint. sunroof, U654 11695

'68 ROADSTER 4 spd.. 53000 original miles, sharp, PIN '70 JAGUAR XKE 2,2 New paint. Interior, and fires. P506

'54 MG TF Blue. show cond.. U589

'55 MERCEDES 19SL New paint and top, immac.. 0562

'70 PORSCHE 911T New motor, paint and Interior. P309

'69 TRIUMPH TR6 Wire wheels, new paint. time and lop. P553

'73 VOLVO 1800 New paint, sharp. P605

'79 VW CONVERTIBLE Black, very sharp, U747

ARE YOU SELLING

YOUR

CAR? We Can SELL IT

FOR YOU OUR

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FEE: I 70 ONLY If SOLD

ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE If NOT. SOLD

e Will: AEU IT FOR YOU AT YOUR

PRICE

OVA' ALT ITSHIE iPAFPGEoR

YOU

v,SHOW. IT TO OUR CLIENTS KEEP 11 CLEAN AND FUSER TABLE

PRESENT 11 IN OUR TOP

SHOWROOM WHERE ONLY

INTERESTED BUYERS ,LATHER

LET THE PROFESSIONALS 0017 FOR YOU

NO CHARGE IF NOT SOLD

PREFERRED MOTOR CARS

LTO.

DA7'SUN BUYING or SELLING toy DA TSUN? Call AUTO. HOTLINE 528.1111 now for Iron listing.

DODGE

'84 DODGE 4 -dr. Pulara, 310 engine, good running cond. Family transportation, $350/offor. 239-9878

'; COLT, 2 dr, AM/FM, ;ergo, air. 4 met cleat Cull

ss, 8891

77 GC)L , 4

Blik(625 $1295 Car City 833-301/

BY PRIVATE OWNERS

76 CUSTOM VAN

'2775 77 MONOCO

s1295 77 RAM CHARGER

'4695 '77 12 Seater Van

$1.795

526-3586 BUYING OR SELLIWI any DODGE? Call AUTO. HOT- LINE 528-1111 now for free listing.

FORD

THIS IS IT!!! Our last auto auction of the

year-I982-and MRYTHING must go. Low prices on cars reduced even further, so were making this n Christ- mas party. No reasonable offers refused. toucan our or hid on prizes. turkeys. Christmas trees, Plus our free mystery grand prize.

Yes. this Is the only place to be this Saturday where the fun and auction start at I 1,0011.M. Of course there will be tree hot dogs. beverages, and popcorn.

All at PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION

777 S. King St. 526-9141 Be there. Aloha and

Merry Christmas

79 FORD Mustang, 4 cyl uto , AM radio, $3500 Ph

474-6201 7 30-4 pro Earl

fM NM I 1 OA I ON MI

Going to OREGON to buy a neyo car or

picklip? contact -

ROBERTS & REDFIELD PORTLAND

Wore for price bets and full Information

ANY MAKE -ANY MODEL Oeliver.r1 'cod tested it

Porannd Inletroffonal ol,rpoo

ROBERTS & REDFIELD Suite KIO2

8629 N.E. 82nd Portland. Oregon

87220

15031257-0551 Conveniently located lust

3 minutes from Airport

/4124 FIA I. tires. AM/FM. $950

Pi, 521 0140 8/2 96/

EOM) '75 PINTO, 2 dr., clean inside Out. $750 /best Oiler. PM 9134

" 78 FAIRMONT 2 dr , air cuirl ewer brakes/storming, 6 1.01

Best offer over $2500. 24/ 523'

FBY PRIVATE OWNERS

75 GRANADA 4 In

'1295

69 MUSTANG Classic

s2295

65 MUSTANG

'2695 69 MUSTANG

'1495 77 LTD 4 dr. a/c

0995

72 MUSTANG

'995 73 MUSTANG

s1295

74 GRAND TORINO

s595

78 FAIRMONT

s2395

78 FIESTA

41995

526-3586

HONDA

BY PRIVATE OWNERS

74 HONDA CIVIC

5695 76 CIVIC WAGON

51995

526-3586 / A1/(21111, 11,0040.1,w

On. te tuulrack. low nolo% $3000 Ph. 336.0788

31.1YIN13 `TELLING an AUTO. HOT.

INK 5211 1 it I now for Imo sting.

THIS IS IT!!! Our last auto auction of the

year 1987-and EVERYTHING must go. Low prices on cars reduced even further. so we're making this a Christ.

party. No reasonable offers refused. You can win or bid on prizes. turkeys Christmas trees. Plasma.- free mystery grand Prize

yes, this is the only place to be this Saturday where the fun and sedum start et 11,00 A.M. 01 course there will be free hot dogs, beverages. and popcorn.

All at PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION

777 S. King St. 526-9141 Be there. Aloha and

Merry Christmas

MAZDA

MAZDA

'80 626 fACJ619I 2 dr auto .

AM/EM

55975 0/111111 Sal 1 MO MRS

in 1111,1727709914 X1,1111, II/1y

'76 WAGON 10PY332)

Auto.. AM/FM

'1475 WHOLESALE. MO IONS

Ph 9,0 1/72 7099 N 111.1111/ 111.17

MERCEDES AT FENTION, 1914 Mercedes 4505LC. only 64.000 miles on this midnight blue, tan leather interior all elec beauty! Includes aloe sunroof. 514 110111 Miisl 51111 I/oil Mike

13 I I 1 1MM

SSINVESTORSSS SSSPECIALSS

1980 450SL tad buy Sy appoininteni only

127000. Ask for Oavld

BUDGET CAR SALES

448 Kalewa St.

836-1707 Open Till 9 P.M. Weekdays

MERCURY

ASK 00051 OUR WARRANTY IT'S 80 MOS./80.000 MI

'83 MAZDAS PICKUPS. RX7s. GLCs

FROM $5499 Hawaii's oldest Mazda dealer

Wholesale Motors Ma AIRPORT MAZOA

836 1222 2909 N Ninon they

CUTTER DODGE'; '72 BUICK Electra 2 dr. 600729 Christmas Special $595 '76 DODGE Colt 4 dr. BENNO Christmas Special $795 '73 BUICK Regal 4 Or 550320 ..... Christmas Special $695 '74 BUICK Regal 4 dr. BPI1717 Christmas Special s7gs '75 PLYMOUTH Fury 4 dr. 00011? Christmas Special s995 '78 DODGE Aspen

2 dr. ATC2137 Christmas Special s2195 '73 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon AGYEI27 Christmas Spode! 5995 '74 DODGE Swinger 2 dr. AFT725 Christmas Special $ 1295

Offer good from Der. 15 to 20 Mabry Rimming Our Specially

irs1 Hawaiian Bank/Bank al H2.11 financing Nur Tax 8 Lir. 922 earn Hwy PPP/ lily !Acne, Pearl Coy Tavern)

Mon Sat 13 30 9 Sun 1130 4551171

WE'RE BUYING USED CARS

NINIIIMMIN

DOOR BUSTER SPECIALS \ '75 DATSUN B210 ,ciacsysl 4 spd

8478 $995

'78 PLYMOUTH WAGON auto., low miles, super bargain) $1295 8482

'73 CHEVY WGN auto p/s. a/c, p/w.

excel cond . 5995 8477

'73 MERCURY MONTEGO 2 dr auto p/c air like newt s1295 8454

'67 MERCURY $ MONTCLAIR $ 2 dr, absolutely nicest one in town 5995 8473

'74 VW DASHER dr 4 cyl auto..

sharp s1495 8495 I

'75 DODGE DART 4 dr.. fi cyl., auto excel, cond

$ 1695 8494

'79 FIESTA 2 dr.. 4 cyl , 4 spd.. priced to

486 sell s

8

'78 GLC 3 dr.. 5 spd cans., black heauly s 995 8498

'74 CELICA

8497 I Sacrifice! S 1995

'76 COROLLA '76 DODGE 2 dr 4 cyl low DART miles Si995 2 dr 6 ey1 auto a/c p/s 8484 super

sharp s 1995 S

I

WAIPAHU'S SHELLY MAZDA 94-212 Leohu St., Waipahu 677-0761 # l, ot.

We're Looking for People Who Need

GOOD USED CAR! ANYONE CAN AFFORD OUR DEALS!

'74 TOYOTA Corolla. auto. 07988 '488

'81 TOYOTA Tercel NAT 5 spd. 47943 14511

'73 OLDS auto p/e 47856 '651

'74 TOYOTA Mark II S /W. auto 47973 'LIM

'71 MGB Mended 47958 '399

'77 MAZDA GLC .to 07932 '985

'77 FORD Maverick, 111110 47949 . '555

'78 TOYOTA Curdle hula 1118145 '2988

'76 OLDS Cutlass auto.

P/g OMR '2333 '78 my. 4

pd 47915

2211 3711

'75 PLYMOUTH Valiant ado pia 4730, '948

'81 DATSUN "210" auto a7208 '3425

'75 BUICK Skrhawl, auto, p ./91,6 '1666

'BO FORD Fairmont solo p/s alt NAY 078/6 '3881

'77 TOYOTA C0f0HA

Allt0 47825 '2888 .1 %INN 11=11011,

WINDWARD TOYOTA Prices Good till Dec. 21,1982 Subject To Prior Sale. loin le; etHians, PH. 235-0036 CPEN DAYS A WFEK

BUYING or SELLING any MERCURY? Call AUTO. HOTLINE 528-1111 now for free listing.

'72 MERCURY Comet, 8 cyl., needs soma body work paint, $800/offer. Call 235- 4208

MG

BY PRIVAtE OWNERS

67 MIDGET

'795

77 MGB

'2995 526-3586

OLDSMOBILE

'72 OLDS Vista Cruiser, 9 passenger wagon, good cond $1200 or offer. 247-1439,

PLYMOUTH

'66 VALIANT, strong runner 4 door, standard, some rust, 949-9603 Mario, $395.

PONTIAC

BUYING or SELLING any PONTIAC? Call AUTO. HOTLINE 5261111 now for free listing.

PORSCHE BUYING or SELLING any PORSCHE? Call AUTO HOTLINE 5261111 now for free listing.

TOYOTA '70 TOYOTA, $500.

No problem over the Pal, Phone 282.6847

'75 COROLLA SR5, new tires. muffler, dependable, $850 firm. Call 623-6405.

TOYOTA CITY 2310 Kam Hwy. 848-1811

USED CAR SPECIAL

'72 CORONA 2 dr.. hardtop, auto., BPE379

AM/FM . stiuu

'77 BUICK Skylark, 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto.. air, p/s AXP036 '2495 '80 COROLLA 4 dr.. auto.. BAU569 s3695 '80 FAIRMONT 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto.. air. p/s. p/w 80X304 53895

'82 TERCEL 4 spd., 2 dr ASW733 '4550

'75 CHEVY Mona, 2 dr.. 4 cyl.. auto. '1995 AXP776

'76 CHRYSLER Cordoba, 2 dr.. 8 cyl., auto., pis, 5011966 '2695

'80 TERCEL 3 r.. Idtba auto. WINA

ck. 03495

Good till 12/21/82 Financing Available On Approved Credit

Sublect to Prior Sale

.091e 102:e

0

YOTA

THIS IS IT!!!

Our last auto duchon of the year 1982 and FYIPYTNING roust go low prices on cars reduced even further. b0 we re making this a Christ-

cran party No reasonable riers refused You can win or

hid on prires turkeys Christmas trees Plus our free mystery grand pure

Yes this is the onty place to he this Saturday where the fun and auction start at I 1 001 M Of course Mere will be free hot dogs beverages and popcorn

All at PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION

777 S. King St. 526-9141 Be there.

Aloha and Merry Christmas

72 TO Ira A Corona. 2 or wagon, 4 sped, low mileage

xcl mechanical cond., new ;Yes, clutch, paint. 1 owner

$1050. Ph. 395-2142

BY PRIVATE OWNERS

70 CORONA economy

$495 78 CORONA

clean

1 995 78 COROLLA

$1995 526-3586

ibc. 15, 19142 V

TO YOl'A

'77 SR-5 IfICA823j

5 spd . 2 dr

$2475 Co WHfll F ton tint;

/Mr 1.//'7/

EP) ,110., TRILIMP,- 11()TLINE free Itsting

- - - VOLES WA G EN - -

THIS IS IT!!! Our last auto auction of the

L

yeart g-I982-aod prices an car

EVERYTHING muso. ow s reduced even further. so we re making this a Christ. mat, party. No reasonable offers refused. You can minor bid on prizes. turkeys. Christmas trees, Plus our free mystery grand prize.

Yes. this is the only piece to be this !Saturday where the fun and auction start at I ITN A.M. 01 course there will be free not dogs. beverages, and PoPCOrn

All at PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION

777 S. King St. t;26-9141 Be there. Aloha and

Merry Christmas

WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE

Division of Serval PRICES $000 671-2871 Pactfic Inc Dec 15 to Dec i 9

'69 DODGE 7 0 auto cyl 01111715

'74 VALIANT 4 dr auto. 6 cyl. MGM

'73 DATSUN 610 S /W. red 06/248

'77 CORDOBA ado. 7 Or. 8011713

'77 CORDOBA 40/50/

'74 TOYOTA 4 02 sivr 4 awl. ABN657

'78 DODGE ASPEN Or auto 6 cyl. 0118090

'78 CHEVETTE 4 dr.. auto. BRIM ...

'77 CAMARO auto. P/t 500582

'81 DATSUN B210 Gam

'80 FORD FAIRMONT a re. VB 0010 0/0 V, 8011415

'81 DATSUN 8210 a or auto 1014197

'81 TOYOTA TERCEL 1 dr.. auto. 550353

'80 FORD FAIRMONT S/W aun 6 cyl p/s 0117581

'81 AMC CONCORD 0/L auto pis a tr 818334

'81 MALIBU a dr. auto 0 cyl.. p/s, a /c. 900004

$295

'595 '795

$1395

'1395 s1395

$1995

'2195 s2295

$2995 s3295

$3695 53695

$4595 '4995

55695 ferny Mora to Chasse Fray Corvettes Cutlass Sume.,

Grand PrIs Trucks, 94 729 Farrington Hwy.

GREAT RATE!

ON NEW 1982 CHEVY CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS* FINANCE SAVINGS UP TO $2395 ** SAVE EVEN MORE WITH SPECIAL YEAR-END PRICES!!

Am:twACwmiltivii=1:1107 CHEVETTE SEDAN CITATION SO 0110482 I6 L4 4 Cyl Awn 51k A 200285. 2.8 Lit. 5 Cll, Auto

Retail E293 54 Retail 8352 27

SALE 5922.00 SALE 7719.00

CELEBRITY Slk 0210429 28 Lil

Retail SALE 8,447.00

CUllELTOR S EDITION

SALE 22,538 33

CHEVETTE SEDAN .,IL a 210509 1 6 la a Tvl A.4 .

Retail 6393.64 SALE 5922.00

CITATION Ste 0 210396 28 Lit h Cyl Airs Retail 8803 27

SALE 7934.00

CELER I COLLECTOR'S EDITION

, H 1 1 6 Cyt rho :

F 10,189 27 Retail LE 9,014,00 SALE 22,538.33

CHEVETTE COUPE 'Mt 0210097. I 6 La 4 Cy1,4 Spl (total) 5911 84 SALE 5526.00

CITATI ilk

R Nti)6 Cyt Ala 1

8563 2 7

7964.00

CEIBA! COLLECTOR'S EDITION

SALE 10,639.00 SALE 22,893.83

CHEVETTE SEDAN in *210361 t 6 lit 4 Sol Ant

Retail 669 / 6 1

SALE 6036.00

CITATION L.

17,1,11

SALE Rfr; /

8046.00

CHEVETTAW

6/22154 StY7eE 6058.00

TAT! tePcv Re I 12 13391 SA E 10,844.00

COLLECTOR'S EDITION

SALE 22,538.33

CORVETTE COLLECTORS EDITION Stk 8710241 10AOfn Retail 22.822,5, ,, SALE 20,540.33 SALE 22,893.83

CHEVETTE SEDAN '0,5 4710711 1 8 lit 11,1,1 0.111.11

WSW toes Awn lio%ftt 193764 SALE 7171,00

GREAT DEALS NOW THRU DEC 31st

imm lawns 10 ex est .hags GMAC new vehrle ImancoNi let Nevem

lei 1982 demoted ter 01,,. vehicles

Achnl sawnin we dement an 00 mom 'dated the 4nonit Minim di4 th. length rd the carbarl

HURRY IN FOR THE BEST SELECTION Visit Oahu's only authorized Chevy dealers!

WAIPAHU AUTO SERVICE MOTORS WAHIAWA 145 16(r. Taf 94.729 Farrington Hwy PACIPIG INC

PH: 671-2871 wkstrarTmwewe, IN In. le

VOLKSWAGEN 11141.1 inms lic,PA% $1455

','./ PC1'1'1f,I /

I ,A',111:1i, , 4 lr 110.01562 $1295

car cot; 83"1-'10117

loot ACI ',P./000,1h, weal $9266 Ph 261 2955 , 252 42',U

BY PRIVATE OWNERS

VW /5 RABBIT

$ 1 295 71 BUG CONVERT

$ 1 950 80 VW SCIROGGO

$4995 75 VW DASHER

SI 295 71 KARMAN GHIA

'3295 526-3586

VOLVO 13 VOLVO Wagon. auto excellent mechanical, low mileage, 529951510er 947- 6405

DOWN TOWN

HONDA USED CARS

WAIPAHU

677-9167 '79 Dodge Colt "4 $2750 '79 Lincoln Versailles 1.191250 $7995- '79 Toyota

W 5131 $2995 '80 Olds Omega °IN' '4450 '79 RX7

5568 s6750 SAVE!

'77 Honda Civic 5513 I 51895

'79 Concord DL 9 1240 '2795 '79 Mercury Marquis S W pass clean IOW MIMS

1249 "" 1"1 SAVE '81 Tercel auto great her Christmas 5111

4998 SPECIAL LOW PRICE

'80 Civic 55Z4 1 '3795

SAVE!

'76 Ford Maverick 012 $995

'79 Cougar XR7 cleanest one in lewr loaded

128? 54495

'74 Mercury Capri

, '1995

77 Chevy Nova

2,5

'BO MGB Convertible 1705' $5495

S.

'79 Pinto S/W 11247

SAVE!

'77 Porsche 924

81011 nn Mack suninol 1 rod tape Berk 9 12/18

'77 Cougar

'1650

'72 Firebird '750

'81 Subaru DL '4 64799

72 VOt VO 4 dr w to GIVE 40027 EM PRIG'

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N. Tui: t'..vrEs - Armed s. 1 NIt \ a heir...nett, located in car the.

II,e Si- l will hold its Annual ('hi istniets forty Doc. 2/2, from 11-1 I a.m.

P.Inaas and children InKb invited. are asked to bring a low priced ev rapped

gcll n, 1111 11:1111t`i for their children and Santa Claus ,rill present it to theme. Everyone is asked lie bring her favorite pupa for potluck refreshments. For information or reservations call Armed Services YMt 'A ()titre:mil at 3;r1- 4 eir 25-1.19115 by !lee. 17.

BEYOND THE GATES - "Fully Alive Families," a workshop to enhance family interaction and communication, which will he conducted by Rev. John Powell, S.J., the 'Mender of the' "Fully Alive Experience" will be offered to the public.

The three-hour workshop, in conjunction with the university's Office of Accelerated Programs and Special Sessions, are open tee

families, including singleTaent families with adolescent children of any religious affiliation, will be held on Maui at the St. Anthony Church let Jan. 4, 5, 6, 1982, and on Oahu at the CUH campus on Jun. 6, 7, 8, 1983.

Father Powell, the author of eight hooks dealing with God and relationships, and a faculty member eef Loyola University eef

Chicago, will be accompanied by Loretta Brady, M.A., M.S.W., a family and marriage therapist who is affiliated with the Family Institute of Chicago.

The $50 fee per family unit for the workshop, which will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. will include all materials.

To register, or for more information, call the Office of Accelerated Programs and Special Services at 735-4755 or 735-4791.

A special Christmas Interim term from Dec. 22 to Jan. 5, 1983 will be offered to the public by the Office of Accelerated Programs and Special Session of Chaminade University of Honolulu.

The four-hour intensive classes which will be offered at Schofield Barracks, Tripler Army Medical Center, Fort Shafter, Pearl Harbor, Naval Station and on the CUH campus, will be conducted by CUH faculty.

Lower division and upper division level courses in business, psychology, political science and religion which are offered, can be audited or taken for credit towards a degree.

For a complete class schedule and registration information, contact the Office of Accelerated Programs and Special Session at 735-4755, 735-4766 or 735-4791.

Paradise Park is pleased to announce the opening of Santa's Workshop to be held at beautiful Paradise Park. The workshop has been designed for keikis kindergarten through -tic grade.

A fun filled week is in store for them making each day Christmas.

All the fun starts December 20 - 24, 1982 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The schedule for Santa's Workshop is as follows: MONDAY December 20 - Santa's Workshop, Aquatic Carnival, Tour, Hawaiian Workshop and Films. TUESDAY December 21 - Santa's Workshop, Tour, Bird Show, Feathered Friends and Games. WEDNESDAY December 22 - Santa's Workshop, Tour, Christmas Songs and Games. '1 HURSDAY December 23 - Santa's Workshop, Songs and Games, Tour and Cookie 11ecoration, FRIDAY December 24 - Santa's Workshai ,

Games, Caroling and CHRISTMAS PARTY!!! Santa's Workshop will include arts and

crafts, making Christmas ornaments, creative play, story time and lots of fun-filled activities. Santa's Workshop will keep the kids entertained for the entire Christmas vacation. The cost per child for the entire week is $35 or $8 per child on a daily .basis. Lots of snacks and a hot lunch is included in the price. Come up to Paradise Park and leave the kids at the exciting Santa's Workshop. Phone Lee-Ann Farias for applications and information. Deadline for registration is December 17, 1982.

The Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie will be closed on Christmas and New Year's Days, but will offer a full program of activities - including its "Invitation tee Paradise" evening show - on both Christmas and New Year's Eves.

"In fact, if necessary because the holiday senwm is a busy time in Ilawaii, we'll offer two shows on those evenings tee accommodate visitors," said William H. Cravens, Vice President and General Manager eef the Polynesian Cultural Center.

It is recommended visitors make reservations for the evening show by calling 293.333.

The Polynesian Cultural Center - a non. profit acti vity of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons) - is regularly open Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. (closed Sundays).

"II AWAII: THE It()YAL ISLES", opens liccember 19,11182 and runs through August:11,

1 98:1: A major new ex hi bit that explores the last two

centuries of changing Hawaiian traditions through an exciting and colorful collection of Illuminati artifacts and other historical objects.

The more than 300 eibjects - most not publicly displayed leer years - include paintings ;end engravings dieting back to earliest Western contact; traditional Hawaiian religious images and missionary materials; calabashes; k pit; hula implements; leatherwork; monarchy portraits and other royal Ira linings; and contemporary works ha, ed on traditional I lawaiian culture.

Thc exhibit recently returned from a twee

nmiunlnd tour of tieve.n major museumm,daring which nearly 250,000 people enjoyed it..

flours and admissions: main galleries open 9 a.m. to 71 p.m. daily liSf.ept. Christmas Hay. Admission (includes all public :Areas except her the, Plahetariuml: Adults, $4; Youths Oil% $2; r'hildnn tender ri, when accompanied by tun adult, free. Beginning January I, 10113, - A Ilal rale for all public areas Including the Planetarrim Adults, $1.7,., Youths, $2.50. FAMILY N BAITS (second jritlai tend fourth

Wednesday of each month, 9 p.m.): Families of up to six immediate members admitted for $2 (including the Planetarium).

A Christmas in Hawaii - A musical extravaganza, will be presented in the Castle I huh School auditorium I lee. 19, 20 and 21 at 7

p.m. The program, sponsored by the Castle Memorial I lospital Auxiliary, will !ell the story

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of Christ's birth in an Hawaiian setting, featuring an orchestra and more than 40 in the cast.

Proceeds will he used to purchase life-saving diagnostic equipment for Castle Hospital. Tickets are $5 and are available at the Castle Hospital Gift Shop, all Sears, Mescalitos and Floyds.

CAMOUFLAGE SHOP CHRISTMAS SPECIALS:

'amoufluge T-Shirts & Tank Tops

Reg - 7 99 $640

Camouflage Shorts

Various Styles Hog. 12.95-14.98

Emblem T-Shirts lieu 725 $575

Sanyo Digital Quartz Watches

Men's Res. 34.95 $1995

$995-$1195 F'Zogi.113V956 $2595 76 Wilikina Dr. - 622-5538

Mon.-Fri. 10:30-7/Sat. 10-5/Sun. 11-4

SCHEDULED AIRLINES TICKET OFFICE (SATO)

Staffed by full time Airline personnel To assist in your travel requirements

Individual leave Family travel to the Mainland Neighbor Island International Dependent travel to West-PAC Fares Flight Information

...:ontact SATO for reservations and airline tickets at any .ne of our three convenient on base locations

Pearl Harbor Bldg 487 -.Tele 422-0571 Oft.ice hours - Mon thru Fri 0730-1600

Camp Smith - Bldg 2D - Tele 487-1567 Office hours - Mon. thru Fri. 0800-1600

Kaneohe MCAS - Bldg. 209 - Tele 254-1564 Office hours - Mon thru Fri. 0730-1530

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