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Serving MCAS Kaneohe Bay, let MAB, Camp H.M. Smith and. Marine Barracks, Hawaii October 23, 198k VMFA-232 Red return from deployment

The "Red Devils" of aerial refueling sorties off of During the oD'eration, Red gained a i'eneived apprecia- uable,' exercises. From June They Navy, operating the VMFA-232, commanded by the southern coast of Japan. Devils engaged in mock aer- tion hit. the complexities- of - 17-20, the..schivadron partiel- Hawkeye,'and the Air- Force Lieutenant Colonel W.L. During this phase of train- ial combat with Air Force aerial tombht in"a simulated ' paled in Cope Jade grid Val- ' operating the AWACS, pro- Nyland, returned to Kaneohe ing, the squadron achieved a 4s, F-16s and F;-15s out of combat .elivironment, which iant Usher with RF-4s from. vided airboine codunand and Bay Oct. 10 after completing significant safety milestone Clark Air Base. allented the squadron to the Navy's "VFP-3, On June control while, the Marines their seventh West Pacific when, on April 11, the squad- During these combat, change to tactic's better, .27, the Red Devils prOvided provided ground-based com deployment in the past eight ron reached their 20,000th maneuvers, the squadron suited for survival and suc- . fighter assets for the anti,air mend and control for Air years. accident-free flight hour provided friendl and ` cess. warfare exercise conducted Force and Red Devil air, Operating from several air mark. aggressor counteyair forces. In Jurie, an air-to-air MI8+ 7 ',by Marine Air Control,' crews. ' bases in Japan, Korea and On May 1, the squadron Therflew in a sophisticated - site. execise (AAMEX) Was Group-18 at Kadena Air Base With the experience gained the Philippines, the squad- left Iwakuni for NAS Cubi electronic and conticted at the Pro trolot, and MCAS Futeninitehoth on during Code Thunder, the ron accumulated more than Point in the Republic of the communications -jamming missle range, also- in. the- Okinawa. Red Devils weinable to effec-" 2,400 accident-free flight Philippines. The close prox- environment white aftempt- Philippines, which-lies north The, next maim. .exercise ' ,tively, counter, the Alleges of hours. Realistic training was imity of air-to-air and air-to- ing to locate, close with, and, of the. Lingayen Gulf ,where took place-from July 14.25 at ' thc:F- 15 pilots While refining accomplished in addition to ground ranges there pro-' "kill" opposing aircraft. General Douglas MacArthur - Kadena. Air eight-Vane tactics 'to, negate the participating in 15 major vided the Red Devils with an All flights were followed by landed his. forces in World detachment deployed to Kad- advanced capabilities of the joint exercises - each requir- opportunity to upgrade their briefs and a detailed debriefs War. II Sidewinder missiles ena to participate in. a two F-15. ' ing detailed planning. tactical skills. with emphasis placed , on' were fired at /target droneS week aerial combat maneu- Shortly after returning Three days after arriving The squadron also partici- eliminating mistakes' and during this two-day exercise:, --.Vering exercise with- imits 1;nikuni, the squadron began at MCAS Iwakuni, Japan, pated in Cope Thunder 86-5 incorporating lessons After the miesile.shoof;the from 'the Force's .8th mounting. out for another Wing. deployment,, -2 this ti e the Red devils began flight there, a two-week long opera- learned from previou i Sor- ,squadron returned to Iwa- Tactical Fighter This operations. Initial area tion geared to simulate 8 to 10 ties. kani where operations were training' also integrated the' 0san Air Base,' Korea. hey', familiarization flights were days of combat for aircrews At the ' end of Cope flown in conjunction with airborne controlleredf both began operations.on A 4 NaVy he Air Force. followed by air-to-air and and maintenance personnel. Thunder, the- aircrews - hac1 several smaller, list still val. the and' SEE 232/A-1 1st MAB demonstrates rapid deployment mission

For the. first time, yester- side of Pearl Harbor. The The Commandant - of the MAB announced-it was fully day, Marines of -the 1st Marines established radio Marine Corps, General Paul mission -Capable in its MPS,. Marine Amphibious Brigade communications with the X. Kelley, has called the role.° ' practiced unloading heavy shore and began preparing multi-billion dollar MP$ pro- Overall, the MPS-program combat equipment and vehi- equipment for unloading. gram, "the most important involves 13 ships loaded with cles fronra ship specially and innovative of our crisis enough combat equipment Once the ship was pierside, AU" designed to support the Bri- Marines of the Brigade Ser- response enhancements." and supplies to support three. gade's new rapid deployment On Aug. 30, 1985, the Com- vice Support Group-1 16,500-man Marine Amphib- Nrf Ntephen Frank photo mission. unloaded approximately 10 mandant ordered the 1st ious Brigades for 30 days in MAB to plan for operations A two-hour "mini-offload" pieces of heavy combat combat. The' program alsO HMM-364, here, celebrated the Wednesday after- in conjunction with Maritime The "Purple Foxe's" of exercise equipment, inspected it and reduces the time required to second anniversary of their reactivation on Oct. 10 with noon at Pearl Harbor, mir- staged it for use following the Propositioning Squadron react to a crisis by one-third. rored D-Day activities (MPS)-3 which consists of a cake cutting ceremony. same guidelines required in a The MV Lopez visited Marines will perform in their full-scale offload. lour newly-built commercial Since their reactivation by the Commandant of the new role with the Maritime cargo ships chartered by the Pearl Harbor on its w0 to Marine Corps, General P.X. Kelley, on Oct. 12, 1984, they Prepositioning Ships pro- In the future, 1st MAB Military Sealift Command. the Marianas where it will be have accumulated more than 7,700 accident-free flight gram. Marines could be airlifted to In March, the 1st MAB prepositioned along with the hours. a crisis area formed a 250-man Embarka- three other ships of MPS:3. Wednesday morning, where they Before the unit's deactivation in March 1971, the unit Marine helicopters flew a 30- would offload their combat tion Command Group to load The Marines took advantage the four ships at various East of the ship's visit and famil- completed three tours in Vietnam and accumulated more man Offload Preparation equipment from prepositi- hours, which to Motor Vessel 1st oned cargo and Gulf Coast ports, and the iarized themselves with its . than 70,000 combat and combat support Party the ships, combining do, hard charging" reputation they Lieutenant Baldomero Lopez the speed of airlift Marines completed that task capabilities and off-lOad earned them the "can with the still celebrate today. which was prepositioned out- capacity of sealift. last month. On Oct. 1, 1st procedures while in port. 3d Recon Marine receives Army Achievement Medal

Story by in class, and the second week The students are evaluated two hours of sleep a day," Sgt. Stephen Frank is mostly field exercises and on their graded patrols, as said Watson, "so we're defi- Corporal Jack Watson was practical application," said well as 'heir leadership abil- nitely prepared." awarded the Army Achieve- Watson. ity and individual skills. Watson, who has attended ment Medal Oct. 17 after Throughout the course, stu- Watson, who volunteered for Army Jump School at Fort being named honor graduate dents learn and apply the Recon right out of Infantry Henning, Ga., and both of the Army's Ranger Indoc- fundamentals of land navi- Training School because he Amphibious Recon School trination Program at Soho- gation, movement and wanted a challenge, said the and Scuba School, both at . field Barracks. patrolling. The course was areas he scored highest in Coronado, Calif., said that to Watson and Cpl. Roger especially difficult, said were camouflage and silent get through the course, stu- Franklin, both from Co. A, 3d Franklin, 21, from Matawan, movement techniques. "I dents often had to find ways Recon Bn., attended the two- N.J. "since, the Army uses think those areas were what to stay awake. ' week course to prepay for a different triminology and helped me make honor man," "Usually, if I had trouble 1. two-month long Army does things quite differently. he said. staying awake, I'd have to A Ranger School they'll attend For instance, they take out Both Marines believe that get up on one knee, or even 0,144( later this year. huge combat patrols, but they are well prepared now stand up. But that didtt% Corporal Jack Watson, honor graduate of the Army... They are only the fifth and we're used to small recon for Ranger School where they always work. One time Leven Ranger Indoctrination Program at Schofield Barracks, sixth Marines to attend the patrols so we had to get used will have to survive on little fell asleep on my feet, and receives the Army Achievement Medal from MSgt. Robby course in the past year, to controlling a large group or no sleep - and perhaps woke up on my back. I McCollister, operations sergeant for Aviation brigade, according to Watson, a 23- out in the field. It was diffi- one meal a day - for the jumped up real quick, but I and Sergeant First Class Wesley Ratalona, NCOIC of RIP, year-old native of Tulsa, cult, but we learned a lot," duration of the school. "Here don't think anyone saw me," Anima graduation ceremonies. Okla. "The first week is spent Franklin said. at RIP, we averaged about said Watson. A-2 HAWAII MARINE October 23, 1986 Beat the holiday rush; mail early

The Postal Service is cogp- Holiday shoppers should cards and parcels reach their tars and packages, but dur- and correctly, and that take care to write legible ZIP erating with the businikas mail early this year and to destinations in plenty of time ing the holiday season, vol- includes planning now for coded addresses for both the community of Honolulu in mail is for the holidays. ume goes up to about 3.2 gifts that must travel long address and the return make certain that our cus- urging customers to shop addressed correctly, includ- "Normally, we handle million pieces," Michio Har- distances by Christmas. address. Last year, early and mail early for the about 2 million pieces of mail ada, Honolulu's Postmaster, "Many overseas mailing tomers helped us tremen- ing ZIP Codes, and packages They mailed early in holidays. are wrapped correctly so that a day - including cars, let- says. "We in the Postal Ser- dates - including those for dously. vice take pride in carrying the Armed Forces stationed the season and early in the your messages of love and overseas - occur this month. day. We hope they will choose joy. Mailing early helps us Mailers can get specific infor- to cooperate with us again deliver the messages on mation on the international this year, so we both will Tips for mailing packages time." dates by calling their local have an enjoyable holiday The key to successful holi- office," Harada said. mailing season," Harada day mailing is to mail early "Customers should also said. With a little bit of care, box. Use crumpled news- include the ZIP Code in both holiday cards and packages paper around the item - the recipient's and your can arrive on time and in including all sides, top and address. Remember, wrong good shape, says Michio Har- bottom. Commercially avail- ZIP Codes can delay the Red Cross holds ada, Honolulu's Postmaster. able foam shells or air-pocket mail. In addition to shopping padding also are good Apartment npm hers: and mailing ear , ustomers cushioning materials. Using apartment /Ambers or should properly dress Padded mailing bags are a suite numbers, when you volunteer orientation cards and packages pith the good way to mail small items. know them, helps us deliver name; house number and Don't overwrap: Just use mail in large buildings. By Patricia Gail Sears The agency dlearly demon- ere. "This example proves street, or post office box your carton. Brown paper Time it right: Mail early strated its usefulness during that people from all walks of number; and the city, state and twine cord are not neces- in the month and early in the The Volunteer Red Cross this type of disaster. life can work together in the and ZIP code reserved for the sary. Paper can rip, and day. held an orientation for its The presentation also Red Cross system to improve last line. Use of apartment twine can become entangled Use the right service: new volunteers at the Air revealed that two world- the quality of American life; numbers is important. in mail processing equip- Irreplaceable items, such as Station, Oct. 8. known men, Walt Disney and that is what we are all "It is also a good idea to put ment. cash and other. valuables, During the meeting, Eileen Ernest Hemmingway, served about," said Helen King, a slip of paper with the recip- Seal properly: Close your should be bent by Registered McCool, director of the Office together in World War I as volunteer membership chair- ient's name and address and parcel with one of the three Mail. of Volunteers, discussed the Red Cross ambulance driv- man. your return address inside recommended types of tape: If you run out of time: wide range of community parcels; and be sure that pressure sensitive, nylon- Priority Mail is First-Class services provided by the addressing on the outside of reinforced kraft paper, or handling for packages organization. She also the parcel includes your glass-reinforced pressure weighing over 12 ounces and explained that these pro- return address and ZIP sensitive. Don't use cello- up to 70 pounds. Priority Mail grams placed special empha- Code," Harada says. phane tape or masking tape can be sent from any post sis on promoting good health Customers should check - they aren't sturdy enough. office, station or branch or and safety. In addition, she the size of their envelopes It's a good idea to put a slip "through rural carriers to any informed the group of a new before mailing Christmas with the address and return address in the U.S. delivery youth counseling program, and other holiday cards. Let- adress inside the parcel. of Priority Mail takes about called "Kids for Kids," which ter size standards require Avoid smudges: Use three days to get anywhere will be implemented soon. that envelopes be at least 3-1/ smudge-proof ink for your on the mainland. Priority Lieutenant Commander 2 inches high and 5 inches addressing. Mail can even be used for Elizabeth Roche, Branch long to be accepted for mail- 'Position addresses foreign mailings. Clinic senior nurse, advised ing. properly: Put the recipient's The service is available the new volunteers of the Parcels will arrive at their address in the lower right with insurance, return general responsibilities of intended destination in good portion of the package. Put receipt, COD, certificates of their positions. She also indi- shape if, you follow a few your return address in the mailing and Special Deliv- cated that due to a staff simple suggestions: upper left corner of only one ery. Customers interested in shortage in the clinic, more Cushion: Make sure con- side of the package. Remove Priority Mail should contact volunteers were needed in tents are well-cushioned and all other labels. the post office for details. areas such as X-ray, pediat- there is no empty space in the Use ZIP codes: Be sure to rics and immunizations. Concluding the orienta- tion, Jeff Meister, Red Cross service manager, had a slide presentation on the history of Excessive consumption. the Red Cross, beginning with its organization in 1864 prompted by the efforts of Swiss humanitarian Henri Dunant. of alcohol can lead The slide presentation revealed that the 1906 San Francisco earthquake was the turning point for the Red Helena King, an American Red Cross volunteer, gives to high blood pressure Cross in the United States. a lecture to future volunteers.

Washington (NES) - "To to high blood pressure alcohol consumed, the mine, and it probably varies who drink regularly have patients to lose weight, your health" is a popular appears to be one of overuse, greater the risk of high blood a great deal from one individ- consistently higher than nor- reduce the amount of salt in toast; but too much toasting not simply use. Scientists pressure. ual to another. mal blood pressure, but even their diet and get regular can lead to high blood pres- know that heavy alcohol The California study This study also showed heavy,,,,drinkers who go "on exercise. sure, one of the nation's consumption may mouse ele- shows a slight increase in that people who drank beer the wagon" for several days For people who are con- leading health problems. vated blood pressure, but blood pressure among men and wine had slightly lower show a decrease in blood cerned about their blood pres- Researchers are investigat- they are just beginning to who had one or two drinks a blood pressure readings than pressure. sure, here is a simple sugges- ing the relationship between understand this relationship. day; but women who drank those who prefered liquor. Millions of Americans are tion: cut down on alcohol high blood pressure and It is unclear how much alco- the same amount actually Researchers believe this dif- at increased risk for stroke, consumption. alcohol. A new study being hol is harmful. recorded lower blood pres- ference may be due to the heart and kidney disease Even though high blood conducted in California indi- The point when alcohol sure than abstainers. smaller amount of ethanol (a because of high blood pres- pressure is a dangerous cates that long -term heavy can become Armful is called The strongest relationship type of alcohol) in beer and sure, which cannot be cured health problem, it is control. use of alcohol can contribute the "threshold." It is at this between alcohol consump- wine as opposed to liquor; or but it can be treated. lable for most people. The to high blood pressure in point, that alcohol begins to tion and blood pressure is to the fact that many beer In mild cases, simple American Heart Association some people. The relation- affect blood pressure. Some found among people who and wine drinkers consume changes in lifestyle may keep recommends that people who ship seems to be more pro- studies indicate one or two reported consuming between their beverage with a meal. the condition under control. have high blood pressure nounced among white males drinks a day are not harmful; three and eight drinks a day. Fortunately, the effects of In more serious cases, physi- should follow their doctor's over age 55. while others show a progres- Researchers admit that the alcohol wear off almost as cians might prescribe medi- advice. The relationship of alcohol sive relationship; the more threshold is different to deter- quickly as a hangover. Those cation and encourage their

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Story and photos replaced by the HUM VEE. Ricky Moore, chief ten tests; or working on driv- day' of instruction required have the time or by Sgt. Leah Gonzalez Sergeant units didn't "At first, it weas instructor. "During preven- ing skills, doing preventive for the CUCV before students assets to teach them, accord- just a two maintenance or reviewing . day course for the HUM- tive maintenance, for exam- are authorized to drive it. mg to Moore. The Motor Vehicle Opera- VEES," said Staff ple, the students stop after instructions. "We really like this type of Sergeant and The completion rate is tors School, here, has a chal- David McLaughlin, NCOIC each step of instruction The class goes to Barbers school," said Moore. "It used with to be a week of classes, proof that he MVOS instruc- lenging new course to teach for the course, "but now the repeat the information Point for a day to train in just the instructor. This way we after which the students were tors cce ted and won the as operators learn to drive course is more intense." convoy procedures and also challe of teaching stu- the new High Mobility, don't let their attention drift given 'learner' permits." There's quite a bit of class- spends two days at Bellows dent driVers safe skills for the Multi-Purpose, Wheeled away from the text. AFS working on rough ter- They returned to their units room instruction involved to learn driving skills but new vehicles being received Vehicles, rain and night driving, and - throughout the brigade. This course now since there are three A school day normally few were licensed because the will be inte- different lasts from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 driving under hlackout con- grated with the two-week vehicles to be ditions, licensed for. "We really have' p.m., and will either be spent camouflage and field long jeep and- Commercial in the classroom expendiency. Utility to try and keep their atten- receiving Cargo Vehicle school tion and and taking writ- until the jeep is completely motivation," said instructions "This is where they really get out and do some driving," said Moore, "and after leav- ing the field, they have some good experience with them." Experience is definitely what operators need when it Comes to handling the HUM- VEE. It has a 6.2 liter engine, 16 inches of ground clearance even when fully loaded, is more than seven feet wide, and can travel up to 60 miles per hour. "The HUMVEE's size is definitely a help to our stu- dents," said Moore. "Since it's so big, it's hard to flip and the engine has the power to keep it from sliding down hills." Most instruction centers around the jeep and HUM- VEE. "The Commercial util- ity Cargo Vehicle is like a freebee," said McLaughlin. Lance Corporal 1-rank Doss (I), 1st Radio Bn., performs "Since it's like the HUM- preventive maintenance on the new High Mobility, VEE, only easier to drive, we Multi-Purpose, Wheeled Vehicle, while Cpl. Lee Miller (c), CommSpt Co., and LCpI. Clayton Senior, HQ Co, A HUMVEE driver tests the vehicle's flexibility in negotiating rough terrain at don't spend a great deal of Bellows AFS. time on it." There is only one 3d Marines, watch. 1st Radio Bn conducts 2-week field training Intelligence Communica- training to include the latest cal or field situations, each tions Marines from let Radio computerized concept of a team determines their work tiattallon recently deployed Mini Cry ptologic Support schedules independent of t1-.. headquarters element," said' . to a hilltop 10 miles inland- Facility (MCSF) used in ana- ' from the North Shore town lyzing and processing high Peterson. The operations of Haleiwa for two weeks of volumes of information dur- order, however, called for 16- field training. ing amphibious operations hour training days. ashore. "The primary mission of this exercise was to exercise After establishing two out- "Computers are the com- ' sites and a headquarters radio, wire, and tactical com- ing thing, so we need to get munication center opera- element in a wooded area not trained on them," said SSgt. far from sugar cane fields, tions," said MGySgt. Robert Crystal, the section's chief communicators strung sev- NCOIC. Training also Duffy, communications eral thousand feet of wire and for 1st Radio Bn. included off-line encryption elements detached telephone cable between the training, teletype relay, and Support from Radio " Battalion three and began working in forward unit training. tactical vans loaded with included communications communications circuitry, Each outsite was manned and radio technicians, an cryptologic equipment and by a team, supervised by a engineer, electrician, data processing computers. staff sergeant, and arranged mechanics, and a corpsman. with billeting near the com- Intelligence Communications Marines of 1st Radio fin. moved their work to the field By Cpl. Tom Worth an van. The a Planners developed the munications van. "In tacti- 1st Radio Bn. inside AN/TSQ-37 adjacent tent houses computer and phone equipment to transfer information to the headquarters element. 1st MAB welcomes new sailors, MariCies A "Welcome Aboard" brief understand the .0nonand's open tes; an nverview of the is now being presented to 1st Mission and regulations, MI'S program ;-and other MAB Marines and sailors recreational opportunities in types of training uniqut, 'to who are new arrivals to Hawaii, and the local dress the 1st MAB. Hawaii. code. Various pay allow- Other areas discussed are ances are also explained in community relations; drug The briefs are offered every those per- detail, primarily and alcohol policies for both Friday at,10 a.m., in the Joint taining to temporary lodg- the military and Reception Center classroom, ing, variable housing and 5ommunity'; and available and personnel attending cost of living. educational opportunities.. must be signed up by their Mission-oriented informa- unit. tion is included in the brief, For more informatbin, con- tact the Brigade Personnel ° 1st addresses a The brief is designed to and covers the Unit Deploy- Brigadier General G.L. Cates, commanding general of the MAR, Office at/257-334a or 2826. group of Marines during a welcome aboard brief at the Station Theater. help newly joined personnel ment Program .and how it Rear lap seat belts; safe or sorry belt testing procedures used not allow rear-seat pas- pregnant women, who could service members and. epart- "National Highway Traffic AFPS -A recent report by suffer lap-belt induced Administration stud' by the independent Nation*, the National Transportation sengers to sit upright so that ment of Defense civilians Safety Transportation Safetry their lap belts fit snugly and miscarriages. when they are on a military iamhow that you are 30 to 40 Safety Board concluded that While the National Trans- percent safer with a rear lap Board, agrees that any safety back-seat passengers may be properly around the waist. installation or driving a pri- belt is better than no safety Instead, bodies are slanted portation Safety Board find- vate or government-owned belt than with nothing at safer in some automobile ings were not so positive all," he said. belt. accidents when they are not and the lap belt may ride up car or van on official busi- National Highway Traffic the stomach. concerning lap-only belts, ness; they are required to But best of all, according to wearing a lap safety belt. they reaffirmed the effective- the board, are lap :shoulder Safety Administration stud- wear seat belts whether they ies of thousands of crash The report concluded that Whatever the seat shape, ness of three-point lap/ are sitting in the front or the belts. It recommended that shoulder belts, the kind the National Highway Traf- reports clearly show that a in certain accidents, persons lap belts can cause bodies to back seat, according to Lt. person riding in the rear seat wearing lap-only seat belts "fold" in an accident, caus- installed in the window seats Col. Ed Chandler, deputy fic Safety Administration of cars in the United States. write a regulation requiring of a motor vehicle has a much were not adequately pro- ing abdominal and head director for safety policy, better chance of avoiding tected against injury and injuries. The board also reaffirmed Office of the Secretary of rear lap/shoulder belts as the effectiveness of lap/ mandatory equipment in all serious- injury or death by sustained additional injuries Defense. wearing a safety belt, accor- caused by the lap belt itself. According to the report, shoulder belts in combina- But is no belt better than a new cars and he made avail- lap-only belts were a particu- tion with child safety and able for older cars. ding to that organization's rear lap belt or is a rear lap Diane K. The report suggested that lar problem for small chil- booster seats. belt better than nothing? The National Highway administrator, the shape of the seats of dren, who are likely to slide Whether to wear the rear In Chandler's eyes, Traffic Safety Administra- Steed. g% Es elvn I). Harris 3 many late-model cars does down under the belt, and lap belt is not a decision for number two is the answer. tion, while not sold on the lap A-4 HAWAII MARINI.: October 23, 1986 Matching technology to manpower

AFPS - During the Amer-,, dieted that much more is yet drawing board. The Army, requires only a seven- Revolution, 95 percent of to come, with a correspond- Navy and Air Force sophisticated systems are field. Those that are heavily ican have automated and free up the millimeter wrench to disas- American soliders were basic ing demand for more techni- each come up with programs reliable and easy to use and - maintain. user to concentrate on those semble the engine. riflemen or served in combat cians in uniform. to make sure that the man- human The Army showed strong the power "Just because you have a factors that demand units. Sailors manned State -of- the-art technology and training require- response often must be evidence that better-designed sails of wooden ships, is what America relies on to ments of new systems are system that is sophisticated/ it doesn't have to be unreM- maintained by highly skilled equipment improves soldier handled lines and stood improve readiness and; ulti- considered early im the In one test, stage. ble and difficult to main- technicians. performance. watch. mately, to counter the Soviet design However, signs of success soldiers with the lowest apti- The few specialists threat. But throughout Doll, The Army calls its pro- tain," according to Martin Binkin of the Brookings are already visible. SAN- tudes (as measured by service repaired guns, wagons and there is growing concern that gram MANPRINT, for Man- PRINT, of the ser- entry test scores) operating as sailmak- power and Personnel Inte- Institute, a Washington, D.C. the first saddles or served new military systems aren't vice programs, appears to the new MI tank consistently ers, carpenters, coopers and helping meet this goal the gration; the Navy, think tank. "We've got to tailor technology so it can be have the earliest success outperformed soldiers with armorers. way they were designed to. HARDMAN, for Hardware- stories. the highest aptitudes in the To America's first service The flaw isn't necessarily Manpower; and the Air operated by people who are not electronic or mechanical The Army recently stopped older and more difficult to members - not to mention- in the technology. Often it's Force, Min' for Manpower- production of a new squad operate M60 tank. much of present-day Ameri- in the Personnel-Technical. wizards." failure of engineers That's sometimes easier automatic weapon until two In testing its program, the can public - today's military and procurement people to The goal of these pro- human considerations are Navy recognized that the world of high energy lasers, recognize that new systems grains, their directors said than done, Pentagon officials said. In many cases, resolved. After firing, the schedule for fielding a new, heat-seeking radar and fiber are only as capable as the emphasize, is not to return to w'eapon's exposed barrel relocatable, over-the-horizon optics might seem like soldiers, simpler weapons and equip- the systems that are easy to sailors, airmen and maintain are the ones that could burn the soldier's hand. radar system cut into the science fiction. Marines recruited and ment. It is to ensure that addition, a front sight training time allotted for the Defense Department rely heavily on the user in the In The trained to use and maintain requires special adjustment system operators. The imple- 5) has gone high-tech. Today, them. tools. mentation schedule was-. only 14 percent of all enlisted "Techology is a double- The Army is looking at the changed 'as soon as the prob- military people serve in com- edged sword," said Col. John human considerations of its lem was identified, before the bat arms professions. Eight- N. TragessOr, chief of acqui- experimental light helicopter lesson plans were com- six percent serve in combat sition assessment and policy program. In addition to pleted, to allow operators to support or combat service for the U.S. Army Materiel reducing crew size through complete the full training support jobs, an increasing Command. automation, the Army is program. number in the electronics "We must provide systems working to cut the associated Defense officials say these and other technical fields. which have top operational maintenance and support types of success stories will "So many aspects of our performance, while at the requirements as well. become common throughout systems are computerized, same time provide systems The engine design for the the acquisitions process as from simulators in training that are relatively simple to experimental light helicopter DoD and the defense indus: to guidance systems for operate and maintain. We program has already been try continue to ask: Can this ' weapons to computers in must also do those tasks with simplified to make it less service member, with this supply and maintenance," fewer people. That's the chal- complex, costly and time- training, perform these said Deputy Assistant Secre- lenge before us." consuming to maintain. One tasks, to these standards, tary of Defense for Personnel`' This challenge starts when engine prototype calls for a - And he pre- under these conditions? David Armor. new systems are still on the maintenance kit that By Donna Bolinger Deterrent of war ? National strategy and Democracy American Forces Infor- designing and carrying out strategy, Weinberger said. and goals are clear. But our in the world so that liberty ness of nuclear weapons. mation Service-Secretary long-term ideological "We must, of course, be employment of means is can prosper." "The first task of American of Defense Caspar W. strategies because "they do clear as to what we mean by obviously limited by the give But we have not always strategy, as it loo ks to the Weinberger told attendees at not have tq deal with the strategy. As the employment and take of free politics." executed our strategy 'in- -a future of conflict, -is to ensure the National Strategy Forum rough and tumble of public of means to achieve specific Weinberger defined the consistent fashion, he that deterrence of nuclear recently that democratic opinion." ends, strategy is a concept nation's goals as "deterrence acknowledged, and "we have war remains credible. We societies cannot create and that attempts to bring of war, containment of Soviet not always developed the recognize that technology execute grand strategy in the Failure to take this into together a nation's goals and' OM and their means to fulfill our ends. But can rapidly outpace same way totalitarian account has given rise to a values with its capabilities, tFilitanan system, 'defense again, we are a democratic ability to control it, that nations do. Totalitarian common view that America resources and political will. of freedom where it exists and nation: public opinion shifts; almost overnight technology regimes are capable of does not even have a "As a democracy, our ends the promotion of conditions a inistrations come and can change credible deter- go. ur basic goals, however, rence into incredible rem in constant. Its posturing." execution shifts with These are the reasons international circumstances, President Reagan has called Turning warriors with the dynamics of public upon the scientific communi- into strategists opinion, and with the level of possible to ty to see if it is funding provided." defend ourselves against the American Forces Command Authorities continue to face in coming develop in today's world of We must, therefore, fulfill Soviet missile threat, In- in our commitments in ways Weinberger said. formation Service A matters of strategy, policy, decades have driven home phenomenal specialization - the point we must work toge best suited to particular Calling strategic defense said that resource allocation and and compartmentalization; poet once men, operations? ther for U.S.national security. Fourth, founded in the circumstances, Weinberger research no mere add-on to like stones, are shaped by the history of their profession said. American strategy, he noted "The will places into which they come, Part of the answer, Crowe question we are and its role in the world; "Our conventional forces that democratic nations I) and those influences are said, is based on an officer's asking requires us to genuine perspective springs serve this purpose by being be uneasy with a policy that lasting. professional background. understand what kind of from the knowledge that little flexible and mobile. Whether "deters only by threatening people we need, and what in forward deployments in destructive retaliation." In the same manner, it's But another important part is new and that the past has a of the formula is the military sorts of qualities we should great deal to teach every Europe or Asia, our "Strategies are not the professional background seek to develop in those who conventional Forces stand constructed in isolation," he of each military officer the education to which he is profession; and - exposed, both in schools and stand at the threshold of Fifth, knowledgeable about behind our strategic commit- said. They are conceived to experiences and assignments senior military leadership," ment and formal alliances. meet particular threats from through which he or she from his leaders. the dynamics of bureaucratic Crowe said. decision making in Washing- Further, our maritime specific adversaries. In this moves over the years - that "Military schools play a strategy, which has been sense, our strategy must will to ton and about the situations determine his ability key role, though certainly not He said political and given detailed articulation in be- comparative. Its contribute to the critical job and concerns of Ameridan always an exclusive role, in strategic imperatives this administration, seeks to goal must be to counter and to 5) of the U.S. strategic demand broad-gauged and friends and allies abroad. developing these characteris- To those who think military use its flexibility and con found the strategic planning. tics and in filling the gaps left enlightened officers who are: mobility to sustain, our objectives of the enemy, since First, skilled military people should stick to the role by solely operational of warriors, leaving the jobs worldwide commitments." we have no aggressive or Admiral William J. Crowe, technicians skilled "The problem is not Jr., chairman of the experience," Crowe said. - of policy-making, national a lack territorial or other ambitions. Joint fighters and supporters of of strategy," he continued. "It If strategic defense proves Chiefs of Staff, recently told Yet, the history of U.S. war security management and the National Defense fighters; diplomacy to civilian is the danger and complexity fevible, and I believe it will, colleges is one of a century- of the world we live in, and it 'will counter the Soviets' University Foundation that long struggle between the Second, tested leaders who strategists, Crowe says the today's military leaders must "poppycock." unwillingness of most potent weapon and widening demands of have led in the field but who democratic nations to confound the Kremlin's hope focus on much more than strategic leadership and the also can see the uncompart- "When the American civil- military partnership has recognize the threat." to neutralize our deterrent driving ships and taking "technicist" inclinations of mented big picture, under- The national strategy of hills. They must recognize been united, with each force." ,) those who insist that the stand the relationships our government has always In conclusion, Weinberger their role in the civilian- military has or should among vested interests and element conscious of its utter military partnership that - dependence on the other, it attempted to take into said, "If we all do our part, if have - little to contribute, he make decisions in the face of account significant changes we maintain our resolve to ultimately makes and carries said. These preferences are uncertainty; has been unbeatable," he said. "When its bonds have in global dynamics, he stay strong, if we value our out policies affecting U.S. still found in civilian pointed out. national security. weakened through neglect, "In recent times, freedom and our peace, and if strategists and people in Third, more than ever we have had to consider the we are willing to make uniform alike. before, adaptable to chang- the nation's defenses have inevitably withered." growing influence of the sacrifices for those noble So how do we prepare ing circumstances; in Third World, the advent of goals - then the future of people in uniform to solve However, the strategic essence, men who are "open parity between the United realities the United States conflict is that there will be "big picture" type problems minded" in every sense of the States and Soviet Union, and no conflict." and to assist the National confronts now and will word a difficult trait to 5) - By Donna Bolinger the limited military useful- By Hal Haskins

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- A-0 HAWAII MARINI.; October 23, 1986 Chemical bombs up-dated to deter use by enemies iCodakt American Forces Infor- occupy the area quickly. long-term improvement in mation Service - When the Longer lasting agents would the weapons. "It may United States halted be used deep in the enemy's eventually be possible to production of chemical defenses. Mid-range targets change the effectiveness of weapons in the late 1960s, would require even more the chemical agents simply only nine other countries had special chemical weapons. by plugging in a different VdaalageSipeckatico them. Today, 16 nations The Soviet Union has a canister," he said. reOlt possess chemical weapons. modern chemical warfare The 155mm projectiles will None of our NATO allies capability to fight effectively use a binary nerve agent claims to have a chemical in each area of the called GB-2. It dissipates OSte retaliatory capability. the battlefield; its chemical quickly and would be used for The United States seeks a weapons have bees used in close-in targets (about 22 total, worldwide, verifiable Southeast Asia,y and the kilometers), said Stringer. ban on chemical weapons, Soviets have used them in The Bigeye will use VX-2 according to Secretary of Afghanistan. That means, nerve agent, which takes Defense Caspar W. Weinber- skid Stringer, that the United days or weeks to dissipate. ger. But Weinberger said States must be prepared to Stringer said Bigeye targets until that is achieved, the influence at least as much of could include airfields, ports United States must modern. the battlefield as the and major troop concentra- ize ' its chemical warfare opponent to achieve an tions. The Multiple Launch capabilities as a deterrent to effective deterrent against a Rocket System, said stringer, other nations. Ile empha- chemical war. would use a new agent which sized that the United States "We have almost no would dissipate faster than will not be the first to use capability to deliver effective the VX but slower than the chemical weapons. persistent agents to deep GB. Army Col. Hugh Stringer is targets and no mid-range The 155mm projectiles are a special assistant for capability at all." scheduled to go into defense chemical matters That is about to change. production in October 1987. with the Office of the The United States is Operational testing of the. Assistant to the Secretary of modernizing its chemical Bigeye is scheduled for Defense for Atomic Energy. warfare program. It focuses completion in February 1987, He said that during a conflict on three unique systems: the and the Multiple Launch Rocket System warhead is with the Soviet Union, U.S. 155mm binary :chemical ecro:rvitt:il Print v,.:tsvit personnel, fearing a projectile, a binary chemical still being researched and (2.3" Poster military lic0?, -sttt" chemical attack, would have warhead for the Army's developed. ;tit 1" aitthceepoo no choice but to operate in Multiple Launch Rocket The safety of chemical S9.24 bulky protective gear, Systein and the Bigeye weapons has always been a (s)1*1es degrading mission effective- binary chemical bomb.. concern of the Defense A SVCC:\ Department, said Stringer. ness by as much as 50 percent These modern binary k"\\ in some areas. chemical weapons are safe "The introduction of the new 1°1.. Ce"ket Vo$terVTO. \Wt_(i nrIkel "It is important for the and easy to transport because binary system will allow for ow 0\coMOkilk the Sc" ScV6CC United States to have a thecheinicalsthatproducethe destruction of all the old, .S"Non \W" retaliatory capability to actual nerve agents don't mix lethal unitary munitions \\WW °' ,19%6 1 enforce the same degradation and become dangerous until stored around the country," they he said. Noombet on the opponent," he said. If are fired and on their "Vkot"Vtk\\°'''s':k\cVc\\os.Tvrs\)c.ciA\-1 we don't,' the enemy would way to the target. Stringer "The binary program has October have an immediate 30 to 50 said this'will enable chemical been the subject of a 13 percent advantage in weapons to be stored almost presidential review commis- Dates: )1ililaryWorltliciile) operational effectiveness just anywhere, something not sion and has been ratified by Sate the by not having to operate in possible with the older the Congress and NATO," he ..tierrieg .vos,,rew bulky protective gear." chemical weapons. "It's even said. "That says that the U.S. (Potatz. In a chemical war, different possible that in a crisis or policy concerning chemical chemical agents would be contingency we would he able weapons is well founded and used on the battlefield. 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FAG Ke i Marines on target TACP (IP I g By Sgt. Stephen Frank gade recently got a chance to tical Fighter Squadron were are the final safety factor. help, marking the targets for ;Meng with the missions hone their skills at getting offered to the Marines for They determine where the the pilots, and also providing flown by the Air Force A-10s, Close air support is an aircraft over the target, and some joint close-air, support bombs should ge and make SEAM (Suppression - of/ the FACs got a chance to essential part of any modern ordnance on target, during a missions. sure that ordnance doesn't, Enemy Air Defense) fire." work with. Marine F.-4s from battle force. Without it, recent exercise, dubbed Oper- The Air Force aircraft and land on friendly troop.." said Stockman. Marine Fighter Attack ground troops are vulnerable ation Coconut Grove, held pilots were hi Hawaii for "The exercise was further Squadron (VMFA)-235, last month. their annual summer train For Coconut Glove, the realistic through the Marine FA Cs controlled and at a disadvantage. a tower made ing and were taking part in a FACs operated from Sam' rockets about half the missions The purpose of the target area. use of 'Smokey But in order for close air of the exer- simultaneous venture, Oper in sight which simulate the initial flown by the F-4s, while an support to be effective, accu- cise," explained Captain ation Opportune Journey. With the help of a battery of fconven- Air Force Air Controller, Anthony 1st' booster phasil of rate control has to be estab- Stockman, Regi- Prior to leaving for the 105mm howitzers from tional surface to-air mis- Airborne, circling the target mental FAC for Battalion, 12th Marines fir- lished and maintained to 3d Marines, exercises, Stockman said the siles," said Stockman, giving area in an OV -10 Bronco, to osphOrou s ensure that the maximum was get the regiment's FAC personnel from all the ing white ph to recog- controlled the other forward the pilotS a chance half. amount of firepower is accu- air controllers and involved units received a rounds, they marked the nize what that threat would "Overall, this was a very observers, smolt,. to rately delivered on the target. radio operators, three-day class on how to targets with guide like. smoothly run exercise," said platoon pilots. look commanders, and brief and provide terminal the incoming Everyone from lance corpo- Stockman. "We got a lot of Out of this need, arises the Recon Marines up to speed on control of the aircraft flying The FACs had to time the rals to lieutenants were given good. hands-on experience importance of the Tactical forward air control proce- with ',AC Air (TACP) the sorties. firing of the round with the a Aimee to get familiar with procedures," con- Control Party, dures." is the cluded Stockman, and the Air Con- "Terminal control arrival of the aircraft on the procedures involved, to ,"and Forward air- round hit, chance to work trollers (FAC), The air control personnel process of directing the station. Once the add sonic redundancy into with some get the chance to practice craft onto the target and the FACe gave the pilot cor- the system, said Stockman different planes from what Tactical Air Control Party their skills when Air Force A- clearing them to drop their rections to the target in relm "'That way, everyone would we're used to." members and FACs from the lOs from the Maryland Air ordnance," said Stockman. tion to where the round hit. - know what to do in an emer- let Maybe Amphibious Bri- National Guard's 175th Tac. "The TACP and the FACs "The battery was a big gency." B-2 HAWAII MARINE October 23, 1986 NOSC defeats Special Service's 10-9

The Special Services soft- effort when he turned a sin- ball team lost their unde- gle into extra bases, thanks feated status and dropped to to an error by the Special a two-way tie for first place in Services shortstop. The win- the Civilian Employees Asso- ning run came in the bottom ciation Fall softball league of the ninth on a Kelly Sulli- after losing to Naval Oceans van RBI. Systems Center (NOSC) #1, The CEA Fall Softball 10-9, last Thursday. League began play Sept. 15, Both teams now have 4-1 and playoffs are scheduled records after four weeks of for Dec. 1. play. Team Standings as of Oct. The game was slow until 16 are: the top of the seventh when Won Lost NOSC third baseman, Hal NOSC NI 4 1 Lewis, and first baseman, Special Services 4 1 Mike Knott, teamed-up for a Vending 3 1 double play to end a Special Hele-on 3 1 NOSC 42 2 3 Services drive. Facilities 2 3 In the bottom of the sev- MC Exchange Whim. 0 4 enth, Knott helped the NOSC Facilities/Supply 0 4

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Rats, mice, roaches, ants, don't try to deal with it self -help desks, and Air Force varieties: American, Ger- Silverfish . !WW1-% -r. 1011 silverfish, house flies. yourself. Follow your man, Oriental and brown- Silierfish feed.. on wall- ItiM1 11,11t --- such as Unpleasant as theSe pests installation's 'procedures to The materials provided banded. Female roaches lay paper. hook bindings -and peaut buth,r or gum drops - 1.4 the may be, we still have to deal get the pest control people to have been approved by the eggs in oat-of-the-way places, starched clothing. To ttt rid mi the trigger surhice with them. While good house- do the job. Armed Forces Pest Manage- so if you don't get the eggs, of them, spray in ,ireas where it to keeping may discourage Rats; of course, are ment Board - a group of you may have a new crop of you see them - usually I'lacr it al right tingle them, pests have a way of considered a threat to health. military and civilian experts roaches in a few weeks. closets, under sinks and in the Wall with the trigger who advise. on all matters of such mechanism toward the wall. becoming . . . pests. Other health-threatening or Apply self-help insecticides cool, damp places as Policies for controlling property-threatening pests' pest management, from to areas where roaches hide, basements. You can also Nlakt sure to place the trap pests in family housing vary include bats, termites, snakes ensuring that meals-ready-to- such as cracks in the kitchen treat 'baseboards. wher children and pets can't from installation to- installa- and skunks. For these, don't eat don't get infested with and bathroom walls. Spray [louse Mice gavot it. tion, but generally it comes try to self-help. disease-bearing bugs, to how along and 'behind loose Mice usually come in when House Flies. down to these rules of thumb: "Nuisance" pests include to help people in farhily basebOards and molding the weather turns cold. They The best way to keep flies Uncle Sam wants you to try most kinds of roaches, ants, housing with their pest strips, window and, door vat ,tlinost any food and (Mt of the house is to kee door to help yourself first if the silverfish, house flies and problems. frames and areas where pipes damage winds in searcht nt and WITIATO SrlaTOS in good problem is classified as a house mice. "Although the Here are some of the go through halls and floors. nesting toitteriid. To keep repair. anti -to practice..gooti "nuisance pest." Since there potential for disease is. there, methods the board recom- Spray in cracks and mice out of the' house,. &Wilt sanitation ,Itoth inside and is only so much money for no major disease outbreaks mends as a first line of crevices ari und,. under and any holes in the walls. lloors outside.. Outside sanitatitin pest control, your efforts - have been traced to roaches, defense against some inside cuptipards and and foundation of the house. means keeping giirbage cans using free materials provided so they are 'considered unwelcome guests: cabinets, - brit he sure to Keep foods, including bird lightly closed Mid promptly to you - are necessary and nuisance pests.," said Dr. Ronehett remove fooftind kitchen seed and pet bust, in lightly removing pet droppings. appreciated. If you are Robert Dielarelti, chairman Reaches prefer warm, dark. firs . Wait until the sealed-containers. - Occasionally ally may follow unsuccessful, your installa- of the Armed Forces Pest Out-of-sight areas where there spray is completely dry, and Mice are no more than you jot. the (Hoist.. Its hest to access to well- Management Board. tion has is a good source of water and put in fresh shelf paper before inches long, and their use wily swatter if you only = trained, fully-equipped pest Safe, effective materials for 'food. They are flat, fast- putting food and dishes back. droppings are tiny. They can have a 'few flies. control people. pest control are available at moving insects which are Ante usually be eliminated by use by Evelyn G. Harris On the other hand, if the no charge through Army self- active at night and hide Ants don't live inside, so of snap traps. Before setting American Forces Information problem is considered a help stores, Navy and during the day. The United the ones you see ate Service threat to health or property, Marine Corps housing office States is home to several- gathering food to take to their nests outside. To discourage them, keep counters and floors free of crumbs, don't Sea Life Park honors Corps leave dirty dishes lying. . around, and cover food Sea Life Park and Waimea days, will receive additional for 99 cents, and will enter- containers completely. Falls will hold a special cele- discounts. tain the children; and at Spraying along 'the window- bration on No v. 8 and 9 in sill, doorstep and other First time visitors will be Waimea Falls, "Pikake" will honor of the Marine Corps be from possible entry points will also admitted for $4.40 at Sea Life greeting visitors help. 210th birthday. 10:30 a.m., to 3 p.m. All Marines, civilian Park, and $3.80 and $2.85, Con't confuse flying ants employees of the Marine respectively. Children under The regular discount cards with termites. Termits differ 12 will be admitted free at can be picked up at the Spe- from winged ants by having Corps, and their families, both will get special discount rates parks when accompa- cial Ser vices Ticket Office. a straighter, body and no at both parks. For those nied by their parents. pinched "waist." Ants have a For more information, call "waist." If you think you using the Whaler's Club/E A special "Keili Lunch" Sea Life Park at 259-7933; or Komo Mai cards on these two have termites, call the pest will be offered at both parks Waimea Falls at 638-8511. control service. Sports Shorts

from 2 to 5 p.m., at building , Low NetO Low Net K-Bay Athletic Jean Hashimoto, 80-83=139 (12 Foundation for Cancer awarded by -Random draw- 4, Barbers Point. Taeko Abe, 105.101=140 (33 Research, 1750 Kaliikautt ing. Trophies handc); Julie Byrd, 85.84=143 (13 handc); Yvonne Muramotok Club Women's will be given to 84-86=143 Ave., handc), and Mona Kim, 106=141 (33 handc); Liz Lindstone, Suite 1808, 'Honolulu, For more iilfnrmatiun.call the top three finishers of the (13 handc). Hawaii 96826. Prizes will be 942-2700. Softball elite division . 100.105 =145 (30 handc); Rose Holgir. and the top son, 104 -103= 147(30 handc). finisher in the 17 and under, A'Plight The Kaneohe Bay Athletic Low Gross 17-35, 36-50, Club Women's softball sea- and 51 and over Maureen McDurmin, 84.86=170; son will start Nov. 16. age divisions. Trophies will Yana Martin, 83.88=171. Membership is open to all also be given to both the top Low Net ' active duty military, spouses male and female finishers of Millie Viera, 86-89=143 (16 handc); Ten mile and Doll employees. Anyone each division. with a three-way tie, Jean Coble, 8 For more information, 90=144 (16 handc); Mane Watrous, fun run interested in playing is urged call 91.88=144 (17 handc); and Amy to sign up by Nov. 1. ET2 Gielczyk or ET3 Lucas Matano, 89.93=144 (19 halide). For more information, call at 677-1879 or 684-7292. The 10-mile Patty Entry forms are available B Flight Smith Tina Lowe at 254-2304; or at Low Gross Memorial Fun Run, spon- the station gym. Judy Perkins at 262-7611. Manly Smith, 89.90= 179; Susan sored by the Pacific Founda- I'erpinan, 87.93=180. tion for Cancer Research, Low Net will be held Nov. 16 starting J an Powers, 89.95=1: 26 betide); CFe Fun Run at 7 a.m. at Ala Moana Women's golf with n tie, Rachel Hen erson, 92- Park's 91 =139 (22 handle) and Toshiba McCoy Pavilion. A four-mile run on White Utaumi,92-91=139 (22 handc); with a Entry forms are available Plains Beach, Barbers Point, The Kaneohe Klipper Golf tie, Anna Freudenburg, 96.88=140 at Runner's Route, Pearl will be held Nov. 8 to benefit Association Women's Group (22 handc) and Ann Phillips, 95-91= City; Running Room, Kapa- the Combined Federal Cam- held its 22nd Annual Invita- (23 handc). hulu; Athletes Foot, Pearl paign. tional Oct. 16-17. The results C Flight Ridge and Hawaii Kai; and Entries for the 7 a.m. run are: Low Gross Honsport, Ala Moana and Motorcycle must be received by Nov. 3; Overall Evan Lanai, 92-97=189; Eila Sal. Kailua; no deadline for regis- $12 with a T- !sherry, 91.99=190. entry fees are Low Gross and Low Net tration will be set. endurance race No Tournament shirt and $7 without one. Champion Ruth Brown, 95.98 =141(26 handc); ntry fee is $10 for adults Beverly Stratton, Schofield Wom. Lance Corporal Vince F. T-shirts will be provided after Kathleen Sansone, 98.94=144 (24 and $8 for youths. - Bauer. from H&MS-24 en's Golf Association race the deadline. The race is open handc); with a tie, Cappy Morrison, packets can be picked up Power Plants fly participated in a 24 -hour DoD Low Net 97.96=146 (24 handc) and Jean motorcycle endurance race in Willow to all military, Juliette Chun, 92-94=136 (25 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., Springs employees, and their family Leong, 96-101=145 (26 handc). Raceway, Southern California, with "Team Hawaii," handc) Nov. 15, at the McCoy Pavil- sponsored members. D Flight ion. The packet includes run- In the Hawaii Road Race Association and Entry packets will he avail- Championship Flight ning number, T-shirt, Sport bike Hawaii of Kaneohe. The team placed 14th Low Gross Low Gross and overall completing able for pick-up Nov. 1, from Irene Bishop, 97.98=195; Val certificate. Checks should be 1,667.5 miles with a Honda 4,50 Kimie Chapman, 79-83=162; Jen- Mar. Hawk 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Nov. 2 nifer Summers, 80-83=163, tenses, 97.104=201. made payable to the Pacific October 23, 1986 13-4 HAWAII MARINE

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MARINE CORPS RESERVE 471-0202 MARINE CORPS RECRUITING Honolulu 546-7560 MARINE CORPS RECRUITING Kaneohe 247-8773 October 23, 1986 HAWAII MARINE B-5 Runner's Forum It's time to discuss the bane Listen to your body. One of again, using the same running nected their knee of every marathoner - inju- the best signs of fatigue and method. c es on the inside of the by enjoying the total hones; ries. Sometimes the overly overtraining thi s. experience and stay fit. their knee bones tire con- is tiredness The more tired you are, rtected to ! 9 enthusiastic runner will fall when waking in the morning. the greater the difference St tching exercises Track coach Ted Haydon, their backbones; prey to certain habits you feel shout be done prior to run- i5f the University of Chicago, their backbones are con- that If tired, listless and between the two pulse rates. nected can lead to injury. your body is When you ning, and more importantly finally figured out whar- to their neck hones; achy, there is a are tired, your after athon runners and their neck Doctor George Sheehan, message for you. But you heart must beat faster a run. A good rule to are abl to bones are if than follow pUsh their bodies mnnected to nothing." the runners' "guru," has two need factual proof that you when you are rested to do the is to check your flexi- to the point rules about training. The overdid it, the same amount of work bility within 10 minutes of of total exhaustion: lfy LiCol. Tom Curras orthosatic "Their foot con- (Irmo H.M. Smith first is that it is better to be recovery pulse test is made required to stand up from a beginning your stretching. If bones are ,undertrained than over- for you. It is nothing more prone position. your orthos- you re still tight, stop stretch- trained. The second: if things than taking your pulse in tatic recovery pulse rate ing and walk before starting Let the New York Times crossword puzzle the to are going badly, you are morning. Doctor Gabe Mir- increases when you are tired run. When you finish your workout, II undoubtedly overtrained and kins, a sports medicine from over exercising. cool down with a test your level of frustration. need less work rather than expert, explains the ortho- "If your pulse normally lslow jog or walk, and then more. With those rules in satic recovery pulse testing: jumps 10 points, let's say repeat your stretching exer-. See week in the Sun Pr(,, , mind, I will review some of from 65 and then begins to cises. it every the bad habits we succumb to "When you first begin an jump three or four points Always remember to per- while training. exercise program, do the fol- higher than that, you may form each exercise in a slow, STARTS FRIDAY 10/241 The biggest problem is too lowing: Before you get out of a break from your exer- gentle manner, holding each GATES OK,. 5 30 KAM DRIVE-IN 1; need SHOWS AT Aeyoncl much too soon. To prepare for bed, when you first open your cise program." position for a minimum of 30 6 3 0 1 n micEzir Pt US lrE FORCE a marathon, a runner will eyes, take your pulse by plac- Another habit runners seconds. Don't usea ballistic in, in only' frequently double ing your fingers on the develop is not stretching. method of stretching, which 'CINE,Fl SOUND Ilse ',to A rA re.), his/her right O poTta01.teo as mileage within a short period side of your neck, just to the Doctor Richard Schuster, a is a quick, bouncing style, l I1 of time. As I said last week, side of your Adam's apple - sports podiatrist, notes that since it can cause injuries. a sensible, gradual training where your carotid artery is. half of all running injuries Finally, take time to enjoy approach is required. It is Count the beats for six sec- could be prevented if runners your running. It is not a life important to note that the onds and then multiply that routinely stretched "propel- or death proposition: Try incidence of injury dramati- number by 10 to get your ling muscles" - the muscles smiling and greeting' other cally increase with a mileage pulse rate per minute. Next, behind the upper and lower runners when out on the level of 35 miles a week. stand up and take your pulse legs, and the abductor mus- road. Get the most out of your Events scheduled for bicyclists The Hawaii Bicycling Palolo will begin at 7:30 a.m. Dec. 7: The Last Chance be, given. Preregistration League is sponsoring rides at Kapiolani Park in "B" Race, sponsored by Waipahu forms are available in bike on Oahu throughout October, pace. Maps provided; slower Pedal Pushers, invites both stores: November and December. riders welcome. A breakfast licensed and unlicensed bicy- For more information, call stop will be taken. clists. Awards and prizes will 536-3348. The following are open to the public and are free unless otherwise noted: 1 ) Oct. 25: A ride will be held from Kapiolani Park to Tan- talus at 7:30 a.m. "B" pace or faster required. Oct. 28: A Honolulu Har- DELTA GETS bor cruise starts at 8 a.m. Interested people meet at the Capitol. Kids with adults are welcome. Oct. 31: The league offers YOU THERE. I ) a Halloween ride, 6 p.m., with the Tradewind Cycling Team on Kalakaua and Kuhio Avenues. Costume and a light are required. For more information, call 531-7071. Nov. 1: An Oahu style MAJOR cyctle-to-the-sun will be held OVER 100 at 7:30 a.m., from Kapiolani Park to Mariners Ridge. Gifts will be given to those who reach the top by 9 a.m. Strong legs required. CMFS, THE EASY WAY Nov. 2: A Pali Pizza ride will take interested bicyclists NGOR over the Pali around to Kapa- MONTREAL hulu. The group will meet at PORTLAND ' Island Triathlon and Bike. HARTFORD/SPRINGFIELD Money will be needed; the MINNEAPOLIS /ST -PAUL N ride will be held at "B" pace DETROIT ,;CLEVELAND PHILADELPHIA TOLEDO or faster. CHICAGO MAW', PITTSBURGH SA4,TImOREYORK 611 s.,,,su INNORFOLKoros 1 Nov. 8: The league is spon- INDIANAPOLIS DAYTON SALT LAKE CITY * CINCINNATI RICHMOND / soring a 7:30 a.m. ride from ..,,k....:7.3 DENVER KANSAS CITY LEXINGTON VIRGINIA BEACH/ LOUISVILLE POINT/ WILLIAMSBURG Kapiolani Park to ST.LOUIS WINSTON-SALEM NASHVILLE RALEIGH/DURHAM Enchanted Lake return same \tg? KNOXVILLE CHARLOTTE route. "B" pace of faster is LAS vEcaAs, luLSA required but slower riders are LITTLE ROCK MEMPHIb C. OKLAHOMA CITY BIRMINGHAM welcome. AI" AUGUSTA MACATOrmc BO ul.Am AsAC:AAti: Nov. 9: Interested partici- MONTGOMERY PHOENIX MONROE pants in a Deep Draft Harbor DALLAS/ JACKSON FEWORTH SHREVEPORT JACKSONVILLE ride will meet at 8 a.m. at MOBILE PENSACOLA TALLAHASSEE )NBC Arena Park. The ride BATON ROUGE DAYTONA BEACH AUSTIN E/ ORLANDO will be held at an "easy" pace HOUSTON NEW WILE MELBOURNE or faster; a sack lunch is SAN ANTONIO WEST PALM BEACH SARASOIA;S NTON required and two water bot- FT tles should be taken. FT.LAUDERDALE Nov. 15: The Le Tour de ALSO TO LONDON, FRANKFURT, MUNICH, STUTTGART, IRELAND, NASSAU, SAN JUAN, Kaimuki will be held at 7:30 BERMUDA AND PARIS. a.m. at Kapiolani Park. The NNW ride will be biked in "B" pace, Sti 4100 but slower riders are wel- HONOLULU come. Fly Delta nonstop to DallasiftWorth, ) Nov. 16: The league will e/S sponsor a ride, 7:30 a.m., nonstop to Atlanta. Make fast connections from Kapiolani Park through Kipapa gulch to Mililani for dozens of other cities. Sizzler for breakfast. The ride will move in "B" pace. Nov. 22: A ride will be special requirements; reserve early. We also have taken from Kapiolani Park Fly nonstop to Dallas/Ft.Worth any evening a nd Koko Head in "B" for arrival the next morning. Military Fares that save you 25%. No restrictions- pac at 7:30 a.m. Slower leave on any flight that has available space. )bicy ists are welcome. Our nonstop to Atlanta leaves every evening. No . 23: A breakfast ride You arrive inAtlanta the next morning. Check your on-base SATO (Scheduled Airline from Aloha Tower to Jake's Hawaii Kai will be held at 8 Save with Delta's discount fares. Be sure to Ticket Office). See your professional Travel Agent. a.m. Tandem riders are wel- big discounts off regular Day Tourist Or call Delta. Schedules are from Honolulu and collie. RSVP required by call- ask about ow ing:988-6642 or 732-5806. Fares. Disc unt fare seats are limited and there are subject to change without notice. Nov. 29: Interested partic- ipants in Le Tour de Pauoa will meet at Kapiolani Park, at 7:30 a.m., in "B" pace. A )nap will he provided. Slower riders are welcome and a breakfast stop will be taken. Nov.30: A Tantr.lus warm up for the Last Chance Race is scheduled for 7:30 a.m., at Kapiolani Park. The warm up is the hest chance for DELTA testing time trial abilities. All riders welcome. rj GetsYouThere Dec. 6: The Le Tour de JAN Doke Air Linee, B-6 HAWAII MARINE

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MONTE CARLO SS V8, AT overdrive, PW, power door locks, stereo 1986 MAZDA 626 DX cassette, loaded, retail $20,046.50. Stk 6043 1986 SPRINT PLUS 4 dr., 5 spd., PS, AM/FM stereo cassette, tilt services ' rsoriot 5 speed, AM/FM stereo, sport mirror, sport wheel, retail $13,061.50. Stk 8116 MILITARY package, retail $8,080,50. Stk 5958 ,FELIPE Yard and House- cleaning. Call 261-5050 be- DISCOUNT tween 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. NERD CLEANING fiaOFESSIONAL psychic EAST COAST 450 R/T $ healer &psychic counselor. $3n00W SPECIAL . call Judith 262-6371 lagRa !Opt. ime.N EUROPE $699 R/T 'At FILM Transfers to Video 8 & DISCOUNT ,ir:r0110220NIIM 16mm. Muslc-35mm & -=t VIUMBNIg Video Photo. Parties & ON ALL PARTS L.A., S.F. SEA. $234 R/T Econ Photo 239- Weddings. Must purchase by 10/29/86 1986 CELEBRITY WAGON 1986 CHEVY MONTE CARLO ,4295 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY AT overdrive, power windows, power seats power 1986 MAZDA 323 HATCHBACK Automatic, vinyl top, AM/FM stereo, AC, tilt wheel, door locks, stereo cassette, loaded. Stk 5974 5 spd., 5 dr., retail $10,001.50. Stk 5913 retail $15570.50. Stk 5722 NEED leisure time? Call Hours: 9 0111.6 rint:1 BIG EAST COAST Maid To Order at 488-4484 Closed Sun. & Wit. 254-1470 for a sparkling clean home. CHRISTMAS DISCOUNTS BIG W. COAST DISCOUNTS 60 schools & inotroorions 60 Hetp Wanted Mote/frintrite "Lowest Prices & The Best Service" SEWING Classes ages 10 & TRAVEL MART 146:8 up. Registration by 10/26. FLIGHT Attendant. Airlines '11, 1\1 AAA LOCAL OR OVERSEAS Cain 262-6387; 262-4455 now hiring. 8 hour seminar. 373-9824 TA-802 JOB WINNING Success unlimited. Call UKULELE lessons now tak- 924-8441 ing registration thru Nov. 6. RESUME If knterested, please call 1987 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP Creative Commercial Writing 6211-9671 M-F, 8-9 a.m. 60 Help Wanted 75 Apts, Partly Furnished EL Package, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, in midnight $$$ black, retail $11,682.50. LT8340 By Hawaii's Oldest 'Largest- Mehalo Janet Ongoy Mole/Female 1986 CHEVY C-10 SWB 1986 K-20 3/4 TON 4x4 ' Resume mPrelossional Service XMAS MOKULEIA beach front 1 & V8, 4 spd., PS, PO, heavy duly rear springs, V8, 4 spd., PS, HD chassis equipped for heavy 2 more, L16100 loads, 8600 GVW, retail $17,41880. 1_16255 MILITARY/17.1 EXPERTS BELLY Dance The Silent PHONE solicitors. Salary bdrms, Excl. swimming/ gauges and retail $12,412.50. Al Cars SAO to Prior Sale, utils. Tax All Careers/Job Guidance Dance Studio University MONEY?? plus commission. Flexible diving. $475 -$895 mo. Prices Plus b license!. Ph. 941-8461 or 261-0905 Ph. 261-7511 incl. 247-3637; 637-6498 . . Free Consultation . , hours. Pass. PAINTING Begin- $$$ '76 Chet Van '84 Camaro Z-28 '83 Olds Firenze '85 Chevy Sprint '86 Honda Prelude Classes! BRAND new custom 1200 V8, VO, AT, Downtown 521-7901 GET your Xmas shopping At PS, no NMI PRIMO AMIFM, AC. 24300 11/0. AT, AC. OWY Wel 24303 3 cyl., S *pd., AM/FM. 24337 fi ipd., AC, unreal. 24470 ners welcome. Teacher has WE CAN HELP! done free. Ideal part-time sq. ft., in Maunawill, Italian 1.735 Bishop Street, 11238 art degree. 261-8428 job, Demonstrate toys & tile, plush carpet, master $3,488 $10,995 $4,995 $5,995 $11,995 gifts. Party plan. No collect- suite, private, mtn. view, University 942-3644 *ATTENTION* ing, delivery or investment. utils. Incl. pets okay. $1150. '76 Datum P'Up '83 Celebrity CL '84 Citation H/B '86 Calais Supreme '84 Celebrity Coupe Kit on loan. Set your own 261-2150 eves. /wknds. 4 WC, 4 cyl., 8WD167 V8, AT, AC, AMIFM. 24124 4 de, 4 eel.. PS, radio. 24050 4 &VS MI power. 24213 EvImport 56, Kr, AC, 24340 1019 University Ave.,117B 60 Help Wanted MILITARY Male/Female hours. Call today! Hiring limited 1 BDRM., new moderned $1;288 $61995 $4,995 $11,995 $8,995 SPOUSES to kits still available. kitchen, nr. beach. $6001 Jane Lomont's 261-4529 part util. eves. 261-8347 '79 Chevy Luv P'Up 3000 GOVERNMENT JOBS HAVE THE BEST List. $16,040-$59,230/yr. 4 cyl., 4 :pd. 302TCP Now hiring. Call 805-687- XMAS EVER. TAKE ARE YOU PAID $2,788 Resumes, Etc. 60010 Ext. R-4031 THAT HOLIDAY TRIP WHAT YOU'RE WORTH? 76 Rentals to Shore Will train you for a career in Promotional Writing TO VISIT GRANDMA BARTENDER full/part-time, Real Estate. Century 21 '76 Chevy Van Military & Civilian KAILUA $300, share utils., aggressive, clean. Good OR BRING GRANDMA Pali Properties, Ken 254-5888 CUSS, VII, AT. aurce Free Consultation non-smoker, must like ani- pay/benefits. Kallua, Stu- TO HAWAII mals. Avail, Nov. 1, 261- ent ok. Call Bill 262-0041 $1,388 Windward 8349 after 4 p.m. Person experi- Earn Extra Money 82 Domestic Help Wanted, Sale. 261-7524 SEWING KANEOHE, priv. ent., own All Cars Subject to Prior enced. Kahala Creations. Part-time $6 per hour bdrm., bath, liv. rm. & den, \.Prices Plus Tax & Licenses, 580 Ululate! St., Keane 749 Kailua Rd., 262-6366. 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. LOVING Grandma to care $700/mo. incl. uti is., cable 8. Mon. thru Fri. for 5 mo. old girl. Mon-Fri. HBO Max., housekeeper Downtown TEACHER (Assistant) for your home or mine. 247- once a wk., priv. Jacuzzi in 533-3147 Christian Preschool In Kai- We need part-lime workers 1985 backyard. Call 254-3935 for 2999 N. NIMITZ HWY. lua. Part-time In afternoon. appt. Pioneer Plaza 111777 immediately to train for OCCASIONAL sitter for 8 One Block Ewa of lagoon Drive Celli 262-8501 yr. old boy. My home 8361222 000 Farr St. Mall our newly established only Own trans. Top wages for NON-smoking single /cpl. "Discount Buying. Ware- share nr, AVIATION SUPPORT reliable person. Local refs. Walmanalo house USN/USMC/WB-CS: E6 + house Outlets." Special- Call Tues./Thurs. after 8:30 beach, Ige. bdrm. $300/mo, equiv. Resumes to AOEA izing in clothing, jewelry, p.m. Fri. after 6 p.m./week- + utils. 259-9696 85 .C.oiirJoiiiTaVittliouses, 14010 Kap. Blvd., B-44, ends 621-8790 NISSAN OF WAHIAWA Homo., HI. 96814 radios, toasters, furniture, ENCHANTED Lake, plea- Partly Futnished TVs, microwaves, baby sant, Ige. turn. an., share ,TYPING, Reliable and HAIR stylists be your own furniture and many more nr. bus, shops, 1 per- KANEOHE/Temple 621-0761 'POnfidentIal, Reasonable boss. Lease station in new 63 Jobs Wonted Valley son $275. 261-7836 2 bdrm., 1 bath, washer, ;,tStes. 737-3037 afternoons Kailua salon. 261-2219 appliances. Following WILL baby sit Mon.-Fri., $700/mo. Avail. 11/10 261- areas are available: Hono- LANIKAI 1 bdrm., Incl. utils. 8366 NEW of ,TYPING Specialist. Letter MIdWeek Assistant: Mid- lulu, Pearl Harbor, Salt 6:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Meals incl. Avail, Nov. 1, $850 /mo. Call SHIPMENT on large infants ok. 623-6369 YtUality. Discounts Week Magazine needs an Barbers 262-0488 ;fobs. Let me help you write administrative assistant Lake, Wahiawa, *OVER FACTORY Pickup/deliv- Point and KMCAS. Other QUALITY general house- your resume. who can: answer phones cleaning. Thorough, expe- PROFESSIONAL mother of 88 Rooms for Rent 1987 PATHFINDERS le vy. 455-4046 pleasantly professionally, Benefits include: Advance. INVOICE ON ALL & rienced and honest. Ales to 3 seeks female roommate to write the Excursions col- moot Bonuses and Incen- Milllani. 621-6604 or 622- share some costs. Respon- KAILUA-room In 5 bdrm. NEW PULSARS umn, help with advertising tive Pay. 2042 sible, non-smoker. home, $350 utils. incl. Kit- AND V-6 PICKUPS SENTRAS & TRUCKS proposals, compose corre- Kaneohe area preferred. chen priv. 263-6678 08 spondence, type 50 WPM, LOOKING to babysit Call Patty, 235-0279, 239 and PC. Call In my learn an IBM All toddlers, ages 1-6, 5858 or 247-2495 eves. PRIVATE ent. & bath, cable TIRED of being broke??? that and keep smiling, tool Kaneohe home. M-F, days. TV, refrig., Micro, prkg., JUST ARRIVED!! help Accuracy and attention to 486-0173 235-0614 single non-smoker $350 National Program will PEARL 1 bdrm., garage the smallest detaii are 254-2048 'Sm extra mOney1672-9020 I will babysit by the hour or $360-2 bdrrn. kids ok $440. deposit. Call '74 FORD 77 Rille1( '76 MERCURY necessities. If this hasn't ask for Judy Rent Mart Fee. scared you away, call 235- overnight for the Marine 943-0092 COROLLA LTD REGAL CAPRI GUITAR or Singing Les- Corps Ball. Plan ahead. LANIKAI bright rm. in 5881 and ask for Cheryl. PLANT nursery worker, garden style, across bch., 4 dr,. B cyl., este., radio. a/c auik. Moon, 0 cyl., 11110., radio sons $40 mo. Your home 1/ Make your reservation now. KAILUA Ige. 1 bdrm. $400- part time. 239-8987. 4SP801 fleatiatt AE0020 .hr/wk. 924-3767 aft. 12; Phone 2 kids ok $525. 943- own entry. $425 mo, 262-7249 NEED Christmas cash, cus- Call 262-6207 bdrm. P3-7006 Windward resident pref. 0092 Rent Mart Fee tomers need our t-shirts ROOM for rent $3001/3 util. all ages & races HOUSEKEEPER looking $895 95 $995 BUSINESS w/2500 PSI proven winners, 25% profit. MODELS for Kailua area near bus stop. Clean and simple market- for commercials, print work In Kailua. Good SHARE Pearlridge condo. Pressure Washer, '77 VW refs. $30 for 4 hrs. 262-8442 468 -2811 261-2059 Kristy after 5. '75 BUICK '.03 ing plans. Send SASE for modeling & Japan. Ebony 3/2 $400. Call Jan '80 DODGE COLT otnEaRoCip Van, much painting equip., 449-1766 4-12. 21 Promo- Wahine Models 944-2035 am. REGAL 2Dr, liatchback.4cyl.,4spd., radio tools & accounts set up. details. Omega KAILUA 1 bdrm. w/bath. tions, P.O. Box 37158 RESPONSIBLE mom will Full facilities. 2 dr., ft cyl ankh, pis. STUBBS 45800. Ph. 262-0088 AIEA Mature adult to house Female Honolulu, HI 96837 NOW Recruiting Supervi- babysit, my Kaneohe home, - ppref. By Nov, 254-5044 AllE0110 AVOI sors & Managers. Full/part 6 to 6, Full-time, non- share 3 bdrm. house $315. Incl. utilities. 487-5817 $3 1 "BRAND-New Shave Ice Ma- NEED sports coach/col- time $2000-$6000 mo. 623- smoker, 2-5 yrs. 247-6203 $1195 $1995 `Chines. Sale/Rental/Service lege student-after school 8563 kids at Ahuimanu Park 239- WILL babysit my home, DEALER INSTALLED ACCESSORIES IF ANY Hawaii 2639 S. King LONG TERM FINANC- PLUS St. 11206. Ph. 942-7558. 6594i PERSON needed to clean, anytime. KMCAS 91 tiwnitifunds ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, INC sand & paint appliances. No Call 254-1804 KAILUA vacation rentals, OFFER EXP. 10/30/86 AVAILABLE ALL PRICES + TAX, LIC. & Ei0C. FEES. nec, 262-2196 ,AVONI 50% earnings poss. - PASTE-UP ARTIST exp, AFFECTIONATE, afford- KAILUA for rent brand new near beach. :free gift through this ad Experienced. Must know able childcare In my Kailua furnished cottage Ige. Call 261-5174 only. Jo 395-6970 how to mark up. Call WANTED: Experienced home. Phone 261-2540 bachelor studio, very quiet, painter w/own basic tools & Lou ellen 235-5881 Sun beautiful view of Olomana. Malaekahana beachfront 103 Stores Et Offices r $2 OFF VV/THIS AD- Press / MidWeek, Medical, reliable transportation. Call Incl. utils. $500/mo. 262- JAL Services 396-4221. CHILD care In my Pearl for 16, $250/nite. N. Bathen tor Rent dental & profit sharing. 4817 Hill & Harbor home. 1 child full (R) 395-4565 Co. 3 BDRM., 2 bath cedar pole HONOLULU AVON: Own your own time, $175 mo.; 2 children 373-9844 house, Fee simple. - offices $30,000 I PART Time business, be your own boss. $275 mo.; drop-Ins $1.25 KANEOHE price reduction. No agents pRGAN/Plano Lessons per hr. Refs. & ILIKAI Marina Ocean & 'nice upgrades, $na95wx at Home, mechanically oriented, Apply Lunaillo NON-smoker, experi- 1354 Luanaka St. 422-9712 bath nr. beach, private assume FHA at 11.5% w/ Phone,Jim Watson (R) for Dyslexia St. In quality conscious individu- 501 Kekauluohl enced mom with lots of TLC Mrs. Malai 471-0249 Mrs. entrance. Call 262-8073 $4000 dn. or $116,000. By info. 623-4426, 487-0000, + (Reading dlIficuilles)? hard. We Hawaii Kai & Assoc. Insur. als, willing to work has opening for 1 child full Alo owner 625-1453 Hawkins Inc. pay good wages, provide time, weekdays in my KAILUA Beach, 1 bdrm. Fairhaven medical/dental coverage, Kaneohe home. Call soon PEARL fenced home, cottage, Immac., priv., trop- LOVELY 3 bdrm., 2 ba., employer paid life insur- carpets $525-2 bdrm., pets streams, Monthly Rates Available for appointment. 235-4937 ical $40 day. 261-2834 pool, SPA, tennis, 117 Real Estate for Tante ance and offer an outstand- LOAN ok $625. 943-9982 Rent School view $160,000 262-9721 tHEE Mileage FREE Map FREE Airport Pickup ing profit sharing program. Mart Fee from EQUITY exchange to be part of our KAILUA across MAKAKILO low down Mauna- 944-0173 If you want $35 5 will Park home CLOSER/ beach. Studio daily. assum. VA loan. 3 bd. 11h for lot/home production team, contact KANEOHE cottage $385 261-3691 In Maunawili Estates. Hwy., Aiea day minimum. be. $95,000. (L) Call today! 262- 98-360 Kam Bruce Retynski, production utils.-3 bdrm. pets ok $650. 0831 Blizzard (R) 672-9304 Gas BC Cars) ' ;HULA Classes. Private and manager or stop by our PROCESSOR KAILUA 1 bdrm., apple., 943-0092 Rent Mart Fee )Next to ARCO Station & Used Group. In Hawaii Kai. Call office and till out an appli- utils. incl., Refs. Call after 4 cation at: p.m. 262-7239 KANEOHE Mountain view WAIPIO Gentry 1 bdrm., 1 .Kauii at 396-0599 all ages. 98 Rentais Wonted COUPON Sun Press home 3 bdrm./1 be. $700 + bath w/lanai. By owner. 120 Home Furnishings tot Luluku Road $74,000 Courtesy. 671-4143 45-525 WINDWARD Passage 2/2 utils, yard service, close WANTED 3 bdrm. house in PIANO Lessons. Kaneohe Kaneohe, HI 96744 $850 Jett Pacific Properties KMCAS. Call for appt. 235- One year closing/pro- up to $8 0 O. 100 FT. to BEACH! Ocean/ DINING table and 4 chairs. i I NI. area. Call Jean at Kallua A -64 '19 W;-6 4 ail) IN cessing experience 235-65513 or 235-6196 5478 Responsible professional Diamond Hd. view. Waikiki Dark wood table with for- 235-4432 or 841-1196 (R) mica top. Oval, extends LOST your TO-Chem' adults. Call 254-1090 Condo $38,000. 735-5713 nm.o Wort ?CS with VA /FHA /CONV MAKAHA Valley towers with 1 leaf. Wood chairs w/ LEARN to draw & paint. instructor? New Xmas seats. catalog. Help your Alma loan. Great company studio, air, view, utils. Pool, 85,.Condos/townhoUltas LANIKAI rental wanted, 2 black vinyl Good Private Lessons. 60 yrs. sec. $450. 696-8707 cond., $125. Call 254-3265 exper. Ph. 261-6906 Mater, child or grandchild atmosphere and benefits. Panty furnished, or 3 bdrm., need by Nov.30, 114 Real Estate tor Sale school. Stamp out Graffiti Lanikai refs. avail. Call 263- leave message. RUST PROOFING I. Salary negotiable de- with our Constructive 4547 eves. only. OCEAN View, Fee 3 bdrm., ti Pracllical Art Programs pending upon experi- 78 Apts. Partly Furnished WAIPIO BY GENTRY 2 bath, 2 carport, 10,000 sq. (esp. for troubled students SunPoint RESPONSIBLE, profes- PRICE LESS cs $9995 ence. Willing to meet ft. $165,000. Ph. 247-8110 LEARN TO PLAY and persons & handi- New Cape Cod design sional single parent seeks 1 bdrm. $550 or ables). Earn family vacation salary requirement for KAILUA townhomes with appis. 92-1206 UAHANAI ST. USED This WINNING studio $475, no pets or clean Kaneohe house or Offer good until November 15 toDisney World, Fe. Full/p and washer/dryer. We said 'Bye' to our realtor right person. waterbed. Ph. 262-6462 apartment to rent. $750 FURNITURE time. Billie 235-3084 swimming pool & rec ctr. & Cut The Price for a quick Kaneohe 247-8799 Aiea 488-1987 BLACKJACK maximum. Non-drinker and Queen Bed, All 2 Bedroom/1 Bath, $700 sale. mis#22506. Brass Free seminar featuring, PEARL Regency 1 & 2 non-smoker with children Formerly Kapiolani 538-6751 TELEMARKETING Chaney Brooks & Co. sizes Headboards, (The Bobby Manor Method) People Needed bdrms., all apt., & micro., beyond the destructive Beautiful 3 bdrm., 21/2 ba. 94-1336 Kulewa Loop Sweeping views, Ige. lanai, Dining tables, Chairs COUPON We are seeking energetic, pets ok. Option to buy avail. 671-0525 Open 10-6 daily stage. Please call 235-0279, 'Bala strategy 'Casino Aware- self motivating Individuals $650/$750.623-8014. 239-5858 or 247-2495 eves. tropical yd., custom fea- & Stools, Sewing *Card counties met Call Brenda tures Let's talk Offers & *Money Menne. *Teem Play to work for MidWeek Mag- WAIPIO GENTRY 1 bdrm., Tables, Dressers, azine. PEARL Garden 1 bdrm., 1 Terms. 3% courtesy + $1000 meat Nti Much More Must have excellent upgraded end unit, washer/ Bookcases, Lamps, 120 Horne kittlitthirb)s 120 Horne FuMIsh phone voice & manners, 263-6602 bath, all amenities, utile. dryer, enclosed courtyard 103 Stores & Offices bonus to selling agent. CALL FOR RESERVATION Carpets and More. good typing skills. Part- Incl. Option to buy. $595. & deck. $600/mo. Avail. 11/ Dawn 672-8167 . time, excellent Incentives, Call for Rent Best Prices 734-7080 ALL CALLS 100% 823-8014. 1.544-0954, 373-4545 ROCKING chair; coffee BEDS - hotel, excl. cond. good working environ- PUNCHBOWL 1 bdrm., 1 in Town! table; stereo & 2 speakers; twin $39; double $79; q(ie ment. For interview call CONFIDENTIAL MILILANI area plush 3 PEARL City 3 bd, 2 ba. Split KAILUA-Hekili bath, Ige. lanai, pkg., pool, LEARN 21 St. Pro. Ofc. 139A Hekili St., Kailua king size waterbed, liner & $89; King $129; (complete' Christopher McMahon at bdrm 2 pkg., view, pool. level, all appts. No pets $650 to share-reception/answer quiet $48,500. 531-5467 mattress incl. $100. Call sets) Ross's 841-7336 . = INC. Employer $950. Ph. 947-9136 mo. Owner. HAWAII, 235-5881. Equal Opportunity 247-0524 eves. svc. avail. 262-2323 262-7038 395-9820. October 23-29, 1986 Classified IV, SHELLY MAZDA WAIPAHU 94-212 LEOKU ST., WAIPAHU PHONE 677-0761 lava e 13 TOYOTA TERCEL H/AW '**2 Or. A/C. Tinted Windows. ND . Stereo Ell "AM/FM IAWS2881 was '5495 $4195

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LIKE new sofa, Colonial style. OR 47,4250. Ph. 254-3683 LICILSERVICE PARTS Mal $859 $21 37 9 9 MONTH 014RENTINE Wrought MOTORS CORPORATION Stk. #860894 Ittin; king size headboard, GENERAL eous, $500 Ph. 262- To serve you better, Schuman Carriage FROM PO VANS Try1fHN beds w/box spring, ttress $40 ea.; 5 pcs. s1;40k furn. incl. drawers, Company Parts Department has a commit- trilt, shelves $120; solid Ary dining table w/leaves, OR Otis $160, misc. 422-4393 ment to supply you with the largest, most $9,999 MONTHMONTH* Teo_:matching living room Stk. #860878 sager, .1 kitchen table, $500, complete inventory of genuine General Motors 1 Icing size waterbed, head- btsard, frame & mattress, $46(); good cond. Kaneohe. replacement parts and accessories. We new 4x4 RECREATIONAL 247-1461 74,-* FORMAL dining table glass FROM SPORTSTERS top, 6 rattan chairs, rattan always welcome you to stop by today or call hide-a-bed, 40 gal. water- heater w/insulation & timer. any or our experienced and reliable salespeople PH; 254-1862 $9.999 OR $236' SOFA Al cond. converts to queen size bed $165, who are dedicated to understanding your MONTH* wic)ear/glass dining table, 4 Stk. #870097 cRairs $150. 623-8602 automotive parts needs. FOTTAN - Beautiful 5 pc. ESTABLISHED 1893 Hying rm. set $495; Rattan 1U01 run JILIC lava dining set $275. All new. Ph. 784-1554 Scitadnait ISUZU DODGE DODGE DODGE WATERBED Renewed/ PICK-UP D-50 P/U D-50 P/U 4x4 RAM 50 guaranteed any size Stk. 0865260 Stk. 0870064 Auto., 6 cyl., power Power Stk. 0870147 includes headboard. Aqua- steering. Stk 0860894 wped Alea Shp. Ctr. 486- 3288 CALL: 524-8571 $5299* $5999 $8999 $8999 WATERBED w/bookcase, 1986 new '87 Full Size 1986 headboard, heater, new still All 1986 4xed. $250. 621-9068 DODGE DODGE DODGE DODGE RATTAN formal dining set, RAMCHARGER 6 ihi-back chairs, glass top VAN RAIDERS 4x4 PICK-UP '76 B210 H/B $395 '77 SKYLARK $295 Save over $400011 tables, like new 261-2089 122 Travel 124 041.060401141 Auto., power steering 4x4 Sport. 10 to choose V8, auto. & more. Sale * 08303 8231 it Stk. #860878 from, Stk. 0870097 Stk 0860822 -$50 MAINLAND/INTL MOVING sale: '77 VW Van, '75 FOX '75 CAPRICE S/W$395 COUPON. Free Upgrade. color TV, stereo, furn. Much 4293 $195 8228 FROM $9999 $11,999 .$15,999 Economy RT Mainland misc. Call 262-0088 $9999 $$$CASR$$$ $305. 1st Class Mainland '77 FORD VAN - '75 AUDI I.* GARAGE/Craft & Sale: $725, Europe $1595. Toy $759 XMAS 167 Ainoni St., Kailua, Sat. E-150 --82,83 :4219 $295 Special Mainland RT $399 "THE (orr used furniture. dress- waiquor, Oct. 25, 7:30-4:30 p.m. Lots Headsets, Luxury of different handmade '77 210 H/B $595 '74 BUG ers, desks, beds, rattan & Seats. ATLANTIS TRAVEL 08173 926-6000 Xmas Decor/Patchwork, 8266 $295 all types of furniture. new toys & wht. elephant. TRUCK ROUND bed, dresser, iron, AIEA STORE" 123 Movlinii-Stamile clothes, furniture, house- 98.015 Kam. Hwy *Credit on approwd,lrucke subject to prior sale, terms Call 834-1080 hold items, Sat. & Sun. 25 & written et 60 mos. 12.76% annual percentage fele. 487.3811 Truck price & terms plus bumpers and mirrors. HOUSEHOLD Moving 26. 1074 Alahaki St., Kailua Warranty on select modals only A or - 247-6621 Hawaii Piano & Organ Mov- MOVING Sale: 1378 Kahlli FORD ISUZU OCT. 22, 23, 24 HOME OF THE FRIENDSHIP PALM ing Service. 988-2722 St., Kailua, Sat. & Sun. . . Call anytime Furniture, etc. WE PICK UP & STORE 521-6311 for $25 MOVING! Pool table, furn., Primo Mini -Storage 487 -2098 tools, clothes, Oct. 25 & 26, Miscelioneous 9-4, 95-458 Hokuula Lp., BUTCHER Block CELLULAR Carphone excl. micro- Mililani 623-3516 HOUSE & garden plants SUPER Zigzag sewing cond. works great, best DODGE !SUM SUBA RU Kaneohe wave cart $50. 2 rattan/cane LOCAL 254 & up. A yard full to Dressmaker 7000, offer, bar stools $20 ea. 261-1254 ASST. desks, chairs, 8 ft. machine, Call 638-9082. choose from. 689-8733 never usedi $150 Ph. 262- 46-177 Kahihipa St. Call: 235-8744 HOUSEHOLD sofa, folding conf. table, FOR Sale: one way ticket to misc. items. Sat., 10/25, 9-6, BEAUTIFUL his & hers 15 7421 GUNK bed frame, hand 46-164 Anchorage AK leaves Oct. r. Made, oak $110. Call 259- MOVING Lilipuna Rd., spd. "Tour de Munde" 29 from Honolulu. Price Kaneohe bikes. Brank new, still in ANTIQUE oak rocker and 5771 or 259-7173 $100 each. regularly $350, asking $200. Let us move the heavy items boxes. Bright red and fully washstand. 239-5711 ext. 46. bISCOLINT AUTO CARE YARD Sale: Multi-family equipped. Must see to Korean chest $130.261-1558 Call TEAK dresser/desk. Time starts at your door of Sat. 9-3, TV, comb. freezer, lots of appreciate. Paid $500, best $100; coffee table, 2 end piece rale quoted. misc. 1432 Akupa, Kailua, AA WATER fillies, oxygen- tables, offer takes both. Ideal QUALITY , $100. Kaneohe 262-5339 Christmas gift. Call Chris at ating plants, water lettuce, 121 miscellaneous wanted 235-4308 JIM SLEMONS GARAGE Sale: Misc. Items, 235-5881 days or 235-0387 etc. Call 261-4073. S&Su STOVES Wanted WORKMANSHIP RECLINER Rockers, clothing. Sat., Oct. 25, 8-12, eves. MOBILE Shopping Ser- 1026 Mokapu Blvd., Kallua $$$ for unserviceable CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH brand new, genuine La-Z- DELIVERY vice. Call 226-1669 we do stoves Free pick up. 621- eoy, 5 VACUUM cleaners, ace for you at position-fabric $259 MOVING Sale: Sat. & Sun., your shopping 6048. WAIPAHU RTeak set new $24.95 & up with guar- no to you. GI ASS.TiNTINtr dining table - Expert piano moving. 9 to 3, 717 Hoopuni Dr., risk e new 33x33x29, leaves antee. Call 735-6452 CASH Paid for Waterbeds, tit sl Kallua, rattan dining room or alive. Parts, acces- Most Pickup Trucks ..... REG S59 539 Ggpig a Xtand to 63", 4 Captain 1833-1857 or 395-7295 AMWAY Products delivered dead 00 set & lots of misc. ESTATE Sale of antique chairs-fabric. Phone 261- _ money back guarantee. sories. 486-3288 CONTINUES .. _ & bric-a-brac. Most 2-Door Cars REG 599 569 8166. jewelry Call 487-5241 FREE "GARAGE SALE" Stand at Honolulu Flea CASH for unwanted refrig., SIGNS. Pick up your pair at Most 4-Door Cars 171FG $129 S89 124 Garoge/Umal 6010 Market-very reasonable. MATCHING qn. sleeper washer, dryer, stoves, etc. JN Chev./Mazda 2999 N. sofa & loveseat, good cond. Terms. Be own boss, own Will pickup. 262-2196. 1110,-Frl. flam.Midnistit 1349 NOBODY HAS OUR 122 Travel`' Nimitz Hwy. Asking $300; ladies 10 spd. business. 533-2487 Sat., T 943.0616 GARAGE sale-rug, collect- your bicycle, good cond. Asking Sun, 4:30 p.m.-9 p.m. SERVICE AAA Interisle Jet Tickets ibles, much more. Oct. 25, $50. Ph. 262-6207 OR SELECTION 7:30-5, 1551 Akake Pl. FIREPROOF safe 1850F 2 rimamminomprmeaoramout West 125 Home Appliances hrs. key/comb. lock. 198 lbs. 130 AntlittleS-Art rit ill -a 1yisl$way, a tCst 26x18x17.5 $250. 487-2368 KING size oak waterbed wi RT 377-5857 GARAGE sale/moving sale, 144 Minket Mennen% 146 Boots-Sunplles/ DAN's Appliance Is buying with mattress, pad, heater WINDWARD Antiques - Lots of clothes, toys, furn., and rail. $500 423-2264 Buy, sell, trade. Wanted: Art Way LA $119, S.F. plants, etc. 117 & 106 Aikahi your unwanted stoves. $$$ '85 FILTER Queen Vacuum. ' 77 PlymOuth \rola TV' ''.' ',V.'i: Working or not, 622-4679 $850. Must sell $250. glass by Galle, Daum BEAUTIFUL baby grand , N.Y. R/T $469. Inter- Lp., Sat. 8-12 Cost Vacuum. ELECTROLUX Nancy, Steuben. 160 piano, oiled, hand polished 1-1ACIEN toad Jet 6/$179 538-2441 735 -4651,926 -7292 Cost $1000. Must sell $300. portaill,a , n.)) PANASONIC rice cooker Hamakua 262-5526 Kallua finish. Best offer. 395-4393 Serra? 26'. Best 1,4' MOVING Sale: Furniture, Call 455-8374 1110032 $695 household, clothes, great and keeper 51/2 cups, $50. 32 PIECE crystal Offer. Ph. 395-4880 $286 -- RISLAND ticket $25 Kenmore washer $50. Call bargains! 45-611 Keoie St. stemware (new). 79 Chrysler LeBaron 84 Mazda GLC ,:;c. filtlainland $449 RT, west HYDRAULIC jack w/stand 871 DIESEL Marine Kaneohe, Oct. 26, 11-3 p.m. 988-5593 Offer. Call 833-1518 140 Plaatngf Eng. 2-dr., auto.. good transporla- 2-dr., auto., grant little car .. Net 270, can travel & creeper $20; Meco grill w/ Low block/complete over- 100, Europe $599. CC & sides $20; 2 foam pads w/ nn 1110026 10006 OVERSTOCKED, bargain BAR & 4 swiv, stools' w/ PHOTOGRAPHY Service haul/free delivery. $5500/ 6:,..942-7785 (TA711) GARAGE Sale, Oct. 25, 9 to cover 21/4'x3' $6; 3 floor 3,94-431 Haiwale Loop, Mili- sale: brand-new kitchen & padded seats & back $250, Honolulu Fast Photo Wed- ofr. 682-5030 $1995 $3695 chairs. Ph. 625-0088 o tant. Tables, tools. bathroom cabinets, solid Kimbal Swinger organ dings, Special events etc. wood & laminated plastic BOSTON Whaler 13' 6", 20' TORNADO Catamaran, 80 Chev. Chevette 76 Pontiac Trans Anti 0 $600, gd. cond. 395-3531 Sale: 14 cu. 922-8581 Mark/Jim 4-dr., auto., very economical 2-dr., auto., air, clean & sporq :COAST$450,R/T KAILUA Sale 1006 Alahaki finishes. Design services. REMODELING 25hp Evinrude w/trailer hulls and beams. Offer. Call 10028 . 1110037 ft. refrig. $150; Corning Ken 235-5117 eves, II St. Craft Items /materials & Call Philip, 83(-2141 GOLF 10 $2500; Flatbottom 21'x8' clubs TItleist, cooktop $100; 30 gal. water ii EUROPE $699 R/T misc. 10/25 & 26, 9-10 Irons $175/custom built, 8 twin 35hp Johnson & Evin- $2295 $3695 REFRIG., washer/dryer heater $80. 263-4678 144 MtiolOil InstrUMOMS LEEWARD YACHT SALES tl S.F., $200; 3 rude w/trailer $5000; Radon A.A., KAILUA garage sale, furn., repair $i5 service charge. irons woods $150/ Selected Sail/Power Boats r Sounder 9 irons/3 19" SONY Color TV $100; 22'x8' 260hp Chevy, I/O, Subject to prior slue plus tax 8 license $234 misc., clothing. 10/24 9-5, Also buying clean appls. Tour EXPERT Plano Moving, Below mkt. prices 689-8180. woods $450. 422-9331 after glasstop pedestal dining oval, 280 leg, 25hp Evinrude st purchase by 11/5/He 10/25 am. only. 525 Pauma- only. 455-9877, 949-7610 Crating, Storage. 833-1859' kicker, VHF, CB, depth 5 p.m. table & 4 chairs $150; Bald- 20' FIBERGLASS Rally SLEMONS BIG W. COAST kue Pl., Kailua S&S Delivery 395-7295 recorder, tandem trailer JIM FROST free refrig. $200; win Model 45 organ $250. Cruiser, $7000 incl. every- DISCOUNTS ELEGANT mahogany din- Ph. 254-3277 $20,000, Appointment only. MOVING to Mainland sale washer $150; stacked BEAUTIFUL Sohmer 261-0190 thing, I/O 689-5315 Chrysler Plymouth BIG EAST COAST Sun., Oct. 26, 8-3, tools, ing table w/2 leaves, lighted piano, Italian Prov. style wash/dry $250. 262-7693 credenza & expandable LEICA M6 camera with WAIPAHU CHRISTMAS furn., toys, baskets, kitchen 50mm lens $1500. Call Ed antique wht. finish, excl. 36' ISLANDER Sloop 24' CHRIS-CRAFT I/O, w/ .. & bdrm. Items. 45-118 mobile buffet. Asking cond. Asking $2100. 254- SALES & SERVICE DISCOUNTS $1800; console Yamaha days at 533-8383 or 395- $12,000 dn. + $541/mo. fly bridge & cabin, $14,000/ Namoku St., Kailua 1449 Ideal live aboard 538-3972 94-081 Farrington Hwy. Walpahu, Hawaii 126 MISCOMINIOUS organ, 14 yrs. old, rhythm/ 6024 eves. ofr. 261-7402 eves. full pedals. Asking $1400; YAMAHA Ph. 676-2220 WANT Swap Meet Space? NEW 8 ft. RX15 drum HADEN kayak, good cond., AB Dick auto. tinted sliding SANTANA 22', "Gecko" Available for Nov. 22 at '85 RAINBOW vacuum. mimeograph glass doors, $450; sofa, $50; machine $350; ultimate brown & yellow, $400. Call "Lowest Prices & Veteran sgl. handed , EAV,IQXD5 PT: SaPEN'WEEKENDs : Kaiser High School. Call Cost $900. Must sell $350. machine, every supply. smoke glass octagon table, support keyboard stand, 2 Victoria 263-4547 eves, or Trans- The Best Service" 395-7511 or 395-5254 Call 735-2055 or 923-7943 Best offer. Ph. 262-5756 racks $150. Steve 396-6145 Linda 262-4098 pac. $5995.538 -1072 $50 & misc. 235-2243 FALL FOR APPT. 676=2220 T Classified V October 23-29, 1986 01111SON111111111111111MH dinirrItipmrpr, gl6Anallik,;,bititiliga4' Super RETIRING rifles, pistols, Mini-14, AR-15, Sporter for sale, 487-5471 Fleet POWERBUILT Super Cita- Sale! tion irons 3 thru sandwedge Clearance $300/offer. 261-3752

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., $4295 1985 TERCEL BIRDS Tamed at 4 OR, i/B reasonable prices, Call Dave 488-0050 YOUNG Cockatlel (1)-$40, THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Young Lovebirds -$20 ea, Eves & Wknds. 235-8587 $7995 -- THE EXCITING NEW MIKE NORWICH Terrier, bik. 1985 GRAND PRIX tan, female pup, AKC regis- 'AUTO. TRANS. SALTA PONTIACS ARE HERE! tered, 8 wks, old $500. 1)/W, P/S 247-1141 or 262-2945 AIR, AM /FM AT SPECIAL 1987 VOLUME- WHITE German Shep. pup And More Wale! 7 wks, $150; Pit Bull/Terrier 1985 Chevrolet Cavalier DISCOUNTED PRICES! pup $50. 622-3608 auto., P/S, Air Conditioning $5895 1985 Dodge 600 Convertible Amazon auto., P/S, PAN. A/C $7995 YELLOW crested Sale ende 10/29/86 $350; brand-new large cage 'Plus tax, ilo & doe. fees $85. Call 455-9176 BOARDING my kennels. Dog and CAR SALES birds only. 263-4350 /National WIINIENM 3103 N. Nimitz Hwy. 834-1761 RIGHT NEXT TO SIZZLER STEAK HOUSE ' BLUE fiberglass shell for 8' trunk. Lots of windows, PONTIAC HERO good cond. $450. 499-2677 NEW 1987

1973 MUSTANG Parts $200 NOW ONLY! Hood, fenders, grill, PIOLANI MU trunk lid. 456-7866 ORDER bumper, Inc. '72 BRONCO 302, V8 engine, front end axle, 4 spoked IS OPEN chrome rims 15x8 deep cen- Corner Kaplolani NOW! ter, 5 holes & 2 new tires. Call 734-4075 & Pensacola

PORSCHE Auto Parts - RENT, BUY, New & Used. For low prices ph. 836-8876 Gy SELL 31" Safari tires FOUR 79 OLD CUTLASS with 15" chrome Toyota CARS! 11 CHEV. CHEVETTE SUPREME . AM rims. $400, 247-6485 AFFORDABLE 4 dr pis, a /c. (BNW098) NEW 1987 PONTIAC GRAND 2 dr., 81k. on Blk. (BGS791) $1095 '71,'73 & '69 DODGE. Make $1195 CARS offer. Good for parts. 263- '80 CHRY. LE BARON 4807, 263-4711, 735-0041 '79 DATSUN 510 '78 CHEVY P/U NOW ONLY! WGN. VW engine stand WGN. 3 spd,, 6 l. (116-1138) ORDER Full Power (A011903) $30 or offer. 5 spd., NICE ((5X598)) $1 Call 622-3966 $129 $1 795 1199 KAPIOLANI BLVD. 538-0209 THE BATTERY NOW! "WOULDN'T YOU RATHER BE DRIVING A MULE?" FACTORY 11111=111111111011111111=1111 $8895 Motorcycle, Marine 176 Automobiles"for S.OIG & Auto Batteries. MAZDA SALE Slarters, Alternators, Order from Regulators & OREGON NEW 1986 ISUZU PICKUP Carburetors. any on '87 models Prices You Can NEW CAR ONLY! Afford. or PICKUP ONLY AT WINDWARD MAZDA IT! NOW contact SEE 1226 Waimanu St. ROBERTS and. Call 533-3312 REDFIELD DRIVE IT! Portland UP TO Milo for price lists SAVE and full information 539 #775529 166 Pickups, Trucks ANY MAKE- ANY MODEL DELIVERED ANYWHERE '67 CHEVY long bed 1/2 ton Including HAWAII p/u, 4 spd., trans. $255. Call 247-3216 ROBERTS and '79 RANCHERO, newly REDFIELD ml., excl. painted, low 1313 W. Burnside $2000 VOLVO fully loaded $4500/ cond., Portland. OR. 97209 CHEVY offer. 676-0463, 677-5422 (503) 295.5556 ON ANY NEW '87 MAZDA 'DT:SHER 84 CHEVETTE 81 DL S/W '81 EL CAMINO, V6, 3 spd., '80 OR 323* IN STOCK 1=1111111N RX7, 626 4 4 cyl., Auto., AM/FM, P/S, A/C, air, p/s, excl. In & out $5000 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., AM/FM Caw., 2 Dr., 4 cyl., 4 sp., AM/FM Cass., Dr., Call 455-2275/6 p.m. Alfa Mlle PRICED Wire Wheels 09203 0024 '85 CHEVY S10 Blazer, a/c, '79 ALFA Romeo Spider. GET 4 spd., AM/FM, 14,000 mi. cony t., new top, excl, AND Excl. cond. $9000/best cond. $4000/ofr. 947-4499 CONDITIONING offer. Kelly Norman 257- AIR 2928 or 257-2940 RUSTPROOF & WEATHERSEAL $2995 $5495 '85 TOYOTA SR5, shell Audi WHEEL WELL MOLDING perfect cond., $9000 /oiler. 4 dr. Cheryl 474-4253 '79 AUDI 5000"S., (I) sedan, auto., a/c, very good 7-YR/70,000 MI SERV. CONT. '86 TOYOTA 4x2 Pickup, condition, Immaculate inte- CHEVY rior. $5000/best offer. Ph. NISSANNw MAZDA red low rider, 4 spd., 7100 V.W. 8 2 must 696-6233 S/W mi., extra parts incl. 7 5 IMPALA 181 626 see $6500/offer. 254-3848 7777.7.7f77777737.77777 NO CHARGE 7 RB 9 tilt., P/S, S/W, 4 dr., 8 cyI., auto., A/C, 4 dr., 4 cyl 5 sr., AM/FM, #9104 or 4 Dr., 4 cy., 5 sp., #9105 4 Dr., 4 cyl., auto., AM/FM, #9025 9211 111 Motorcyclee;..Mopeds '83 BMW 3201, excl. cond., beige, mocha, 25,000 mi. 5 spd., $13,000 Ph. 261-2028 $2395 YAMAHA Venture Royal, '86 325, 4 dr., auto., air, anti- $1195 1200cc, super clean, low sun $3495 theft, AM/FM cass., $1495 mi., touring bike, gold, AM/ roof, $20,000. 455-9620 FM $5895. Ph. 623-8410

YAMAHA Moped, almost Cadillac, new with only 160 miles. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE Carrying baskets, $400. '78 SEVILLE fully loaded, ON APPROVED CREDIT SUJ3JECT TO PRIOR SALE. PRICES ARE PLUS TAX, Call Ken, 261-4B54 or 235 - good cond., must sell VEHICLES ARE 5881 $4995. 8-4:30 p.m. M-F 955- DOCUMENTARY FEE. OFFER ENDS 10/29/86 6638 '77 YAMAHA 76cc, low mi., AFTER YOU SHOP THE OTHER good cond. Offer. Call Ken 235-5117 eves. Chevrolet GUY - COMPARE US & BUY '79 YAMAHA 850, 2 helmets, 2 dr., 4 spd. 327 shop manual, new battery, '69 NOVA, 'Base models not Included $425/offer. 235-4002. motor, new rims & stereo, good cond. $4000. Call 262- '81 SPORTSTER, low miles, 5512 I gd. cond. $3000 or offer. p/s, WINDWARD MAZDA 71 '71 RALLY Nova, auto., KE, SALTA or 2386 ask DWH 257-3579 2 dr., Goodyear tires w/ for Leo. mags $800/ofr. 623-7178 NEW LOCATION '83 750 VIRAGO, good 4 dr. hatch- OUTSIDE WINDWARD MALL cond., low miles, good 1st '83 CHEVETTE, POIRITIACISUZU a/c, p/s, $2400. bike $1500. Earl, days, 257- back. Auto, KAHUHIPA & KAWA STREETS - KANEOHE 3560, eves. 261-1646 Ph. 247-5477 '85 MONTE Carlo SS, 2945 N. NM= HIGHWAY maroon, a/c, AM/FM stereo, 235-5811 Vans, ttotriptirs, $12,000/offer, 847-3744 (w.) Harold 235-8285 (h) Sept. 30th. 1986 Joao, 4 WO Good thru Ph. 836-2441

'68 VW Camper excl. cond. Closslott & AntlqUes, 1 own., tent, new paint, all good records $2500. 254-1147 '23 FORD T-Bucket, Q Ind 13 cond. $7000/offer. Call 696- & '71 TOYOTA pickup 4745 days eves. truck, 85 LANCER ES Turbo '69 MGB GT, excl., no rust excl. cond., runs great. eather int., excl. cond., Many extras. air, new paint & Int., sun- $1500/best Must sell $8900. 261-2089 40,000 on ong. Pontiac Toyota offer. 235-6786 roof, cass., 1101sun $3195.527 -6073/263-6121 '77 CELICA Liftback, 5 spd., '76 CHEVY G -20 Sports Van, '76 DATSUN 8210, 4 door, '84 GRAND Prix, 2 dr auto., excl. cond., low ml., auto., FOrd full power with air. Excl. Clean, runs good. $1200/ 4 speed, $700. Runs goods. offer. Call 247-5725 eves. VOOLV HAWAII p/s, plb, air, tune-up, Phone 623-9286 Cond. $8500/best offer. Call HA WAII '73 FORD Gran Torino, V8, Nissan or 526-0077 4874228 AM/FM $2950/olr 235-1033 auto., p/b, cond., 261-1345 '61 TOYOTA Starlet good SLENIONS IMPORTS 280Z 242, p/s, good 4814074 JIM '80 DATSUN 5 dependable trans. $600. condition. $1800. Call 247- '76 DODGE Maxi wagon & spd., excl. cond., 22,000 mi. '85 FIREBIRD, V8, loaded! Call 254-1855 '82 NISSAN Sentra, 2 dr.. 5 cass., no down, 0376 '76 Ford Club Wagon former $5900. Eves. 235-7555 Air, AM/FM 82 NISSAN 77. , 76 TOYOTA 83,rovork spd.. good condition, take over lease. 624-9095 111111101=M10111111 school buses, runs well 78 in ''. PINTO wagon, still Call 8281INISAAAN, MERCURYURY 667TEGPH YSEIVOE SENTRA UNCILN,, CEUCA GT 3.-.0110EL $750 each. 262-8501 '80 DATSUN 210, 2 dr., air, Kenwood stereo $3800. sormswasolmllmolgoloom good cond., low Blue Book. 4 Or., Auto., Great ?ARV , - Unhook, 5 spd., ' !joins 100,,,kt, 262-4302 Volkswagen nuns great M ONAR CH , PICKUP auto., excl. cond. $2200/ $775 239-7274 eves., MPG Body& Eng. Excel Etat* '77 Economy, Good Low ThIles, A real pm, DODGE VAN, good OBO 262-4169 eves. Porsches Priced to Sell , GHIA 3.spd,. Mainland AM/FM Cass. Wknds. Transportation tuduly,100ded -(Art..447)- ' cond., 14 passenger, '83 200SX, loaded, low paint/brakes, 4 di.. Runs 'fru* '63 BUG, new (MF'T-500) . A/C, , (NI FT -635) , (A flp,506) ' (ADF-046) $2400/offer. 487-7541 '82 210, auto., radio, excl. '79 MUSTANG 2 dr., miles, clean, auto., air, excl. '79 PORSCHE 911-SC gold, engine rebuilt $1700 /offer. Excel (ACG-731Y 00/5001, Only cond. in/out, JO mpg. sedan, 4 cyl., auto., full cond. $5500. 235-4002 in mint cond,, fully loaded. Call 672-8185 $ 2850 064:1),1, HdC up w/camp- $2510, Ph. 623-1591 power, stereo, a/c, $1250. - leather interior, tinted $ 1 895 $1995 $1995 2395 $2790 er pkg., excl, cond. Trade/ Call 262-4441 eves. '83 PULSAR 5 spd., very alarm, extras, $22,500. 239- '72 BUG, auto, AM/FM 2 dr., 84 JEEP offer. $5350. Ph. 262-8737 , . clean, 24,000 ml., w/extras 6086 or 239 -9248 Richard cass., green, good 77 , ' 84 TOYOTA 04 DODGE 84 FORD 02 VOLK ' 82 T-BIRD, loaded, sun 84 MAZDA like sunroof, p/s, a/c, Jr. cond. $1500/offer. 395-41101 CADILLAC TERCEL ARIES TEMPO Gt. 'JETTA Ca ' excl. cond. '84 CHEVY VAN: "Ideal for ,00(111e' roof, $3595/ $5150. Ph. 734-3595 GLC 247-5795 '72 BUS-Mechanic's Spe- Runs Excel. 4x4 business use" % ton, V8, offer. 839-8244, SERVILLE. L ow miles.fel 4 Or. Auto NC. 4 ttr.. NC cial! As is. $500/best offer. Excel cond., Good 4 dr. Auto A/C in the Sun heavy duty suspension, h/d '73 DODGE Colt 57,000 mi., Toyota 4 dr., Auto A/0 Excel cond.. Law Miles. Excel. Sunroof. Sharp, Fun Ph. 455-3461 Economy Only Stereo 1/3508 transmission, h/d brakes excl. running cond., 2 dr., 4 Loaded (0, EX-665) (8TW769) Cond. (BUF.241) (AVG-465) (BUF-716) (HHF-400) and radiator, h/d cooling spd, $500. Ph. 395-2689 Hogg° Oldsmobile Corona 4 dr., '70 TOYOTA '74 VW Super Beetle, Only system, power steering, AM runs good, very little rust. good cond. $1300/bes11 radio, side view mirrors, 2 dr., 4 spd., 262-9994 '79 CIVIC 1200 BANK Repo? '82 Omega, 4 $600/offer. offer. Ph. eves. 254-3020 $3850 $3950 $3995 $3995. $5950 Won't last!! Sacrifice 77 DODGE Aspen, 8 cyl., 2 runs good$800/offer. 261- dr. Auto. Call Marvin 525 $2950 $3295 $6,350. Call Peter Hirsch at dr., AM/I-M maw, air cond., 1855 5353 M-TH 8-4:30, Friday 8- '76 COROLLA blue new arranged O.A.C. , '74 VOLKS Bug, new paint, We specialize 117 Millary Financing with Mainland Releases 235-5881 M-F, 8-5 little rust, excl. cond. $1200 6 p.m. tires, 4 spd., excl. cond. rebuilt engine, standard '80 1 owner, 261-2816 eves. or offer. Call 262-9335 CIVIC htchbk., $800/offer. $1400 or offer. 261-2456 '85 TOYOTA 4x4 $9000/ 33,000 ml., 4 new Michellns, 4 '76 CELICA GT liftback CAR CENTER OF THE PACIFIC best ofr. Call Aaron at '81 DODGE Arles, dr., TOP cond. $2750. 941-0296 '76 VW Rabbit, excl. cond. SPORTS wgn. auto., excl. cond. No Pontiac automatic, air $800 944-8488 or 455-9175 1 owner, always garaged '82 PRELUDE, 5 spd., sun- eves. Must sell. rust $2500 Ph. 622-4753 235-8087 new engine brakes, struts, CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE PLUS TAX AND LIC. LONG TERM roof, 70,000 ml. Good '75 30 over FIREBIRD 327, clutch, 1450 /offer. PEAFILHIOGE FINANCING Cond., $5000. Ph. 239-7168 12.5 to 1 piston, 2-600 Hol- '77 CORONA wagon, auto., SHOPPING for Sole '83 COLT, by Mitsubishi - 239-6005 CENTER 176 Automobiles PEAR CITY dependable 4 spd. hatch. ley's, tunnel ram. $2500. AM radio, good cond., AVAILABLE 1 owner 533- 668-1070 $1250/best offer. 623-3455 MILITARY & DOD, dis- $2300/ofr. '77 VOLKSWAGEN Dasher 0652 MO ' eves. wagon, excellent running 487-7974 counts European/Japa- 1009/0 FINANCING '76 FIREBIRD 6 cyl., a/c, '77 COROLLA Wagon condition, well maintained, nese autos. Div. anywhere '84 DODGE Colt - blue ' 71 MIDGET new tires and LAURA] IMO] IMI4TER AVAILAB LE Europacar Intl. Wheels excellent condition -....,., , p/b, $1495. Call $600 or best offer. immaculate $1895 pr best 98-075 KAM HWY., AIEA clutch - needs work $400/ offer. Call 487-3472 Hawaii 836-1851/839-6577 $3600. Call 261-8349 offer, 261-1855 247- 8 1p10 Call 2471113.