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Vol. 19, No. 3 Published nt MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Aldo serving 1st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii. .January 25, HMO Helicopter CMC hosts Pacific Commandants crewmember still missing Commandants' By tAttgl. Kathy L. Cabot Symposium One Marine remains mica ing after the CH-46 Sea here helps pull Knight helicopter he was a crewmember aboard plunged the team into the Pacific Ocean 24 miles South East of Oahu together Monday night. Missing is Cpl. Kenneth W. Brown, 29, from Birmingham, General A. M. Gray, Com- Ala. mandant of the Marine Three other crewmembers Corps, met with two of his were rescued at the site, short- Asian counterparts last week ly after impact, by a Search in Honolulu during the first and Rescue team from Station United States and Asian- Operations and Maintenance Pacific Commandants' Sym- Squadron. They remain in posium. Meetings were held stable condition at Triplet at the Hilton Hawaiian Vil- Army Medical Center. lage hotel, with demonstra- Injured were: The pilot, tions of U.S. Marine capa- Capt. Bryce K. Cameron, 32, bilities conducted at MCAS from St. Louis; copilot, lstLt. Kaneohe Bay. Michael D. Busanaky, 25, of Lancaster, At Gen. Gray's invitation, Pa.: and Cpl. Den- ver R. Lambuth, 26, from Deer LtGen. Choi, Kap-Jin, Com- Park, Texas. mandant of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps, and Vice The crew was practicing Adm. Preeda Kanjanarat, night deck landings aboard Commandant of the Royal the USS Alamo , which was Thai Marine Corps, visited operating approximately 35 Hawaii-based Marines Jan. miles from Oahu. 16 through Friday for a series The search for the missing of briefings and private dis- Marine continues with efforts cussions that focused on each Sol Bred ImIlellpnoin being coordinated by the Corps' current and future ca- Coast Guard Joint Rescue pabilities and strategies in the Gen. A.M. Gray, Commandant of the Marine Corps, takes a break during the Commandants' Symposium to talk to Regiment Center. The Coast Guard a region. Also invited to the Marines here. The Marines had just finished raid demonstration they staged for the visiting commandants. Cutter Gape Corwin , Navy symposium, but unable to Destroyer USS Ingersoll and attend due to scheduling After welcoming remarks by Corps. Also in attendance at Bases, Pacific, and his staff; Commanding General, 1st the USS Alamo are conflicts, were the Marine Gen. Gray, the symposium the briefings were LtGen. BGen. Lloyd G. Pool, Deputy MEB; and BGen. (MGen. searching the area amid high Commandants from the began with each of the Robert F. Milligan, Com- commander, FMFPac/Ma- Selectee) J. J. Sheehan, seas and heavy winds. Republic of the Philippines Commandants presenting an manding General, FMFPac/ rine Corps Bases Pacific; Director, Personnel Manage- The cause of the mishap is and Indonesia. of his respective Commander, Marine Corps BGen. Richard L. Phillips, See CMCs/A-2 overview currently under investigation.

with the SJA's Office, said the trafficking involved "user Marking NIS foils drug pushers quantities." 7th Comm "The traffickers were pay' ward with information about ing approximately $200-300 regulation does data Traffickers' jail time drug trafficking within MAG- at a time for their drugs, and 24 . turning around and selling cancelled in the dirt the drugs in $20-50 quanti- The case was first turned By Chi S.A. Bailey ties to their buyers," he said. CMC. Washingtnn D.C. totals nearly 40 years over to the Criminal Inves- "We believe their market The Marines of Co. B, 7th tigation Division, but was The external marking of was about 25.35 Marines in Communications Bn. recently later passed on to the Naval utility uniforms with the By Cpl. Jason Erickson MALS-24, although we can't was im received a new piece of Corporal Nathan R. Miller, Investigative Service because owner's name, that be sure of the exact size," equipment which will enable HMH-463, was sentenced to of the drugs involved in the plemented by ALMAR 018/ Five MAG-24 Marines have said Kaainoni. "We do know 90, has been canceled by faster and more accurate 10 years confinement, reduc- case. Marijuana, cocaine, transmission information been sentenced to serve a that Olson, Donnelly and ALMAR 022/90. of tion to private, forfeiture of crystal methamphetamine field. combined total of nearly 40 Miller were operating for a Marines who have pre- in the all pay and allowances, and and LSD were being distrib- Digital years jail time for their profit it was business." viously marked their names The AN/PSC-2 a dishonorable discharge. uted by the Marines. - Communications Terminal involvement in drug traffick- Smart said the cases will on the exterior of the utility Sergeant Craig McNeill, (DCT) is a hand-held device ing aboard the Air Station. Approximately 25 suspects lead to further investigations, uniforms in compliance with HMH-463, was sentenced to that enables users to rapidly were picked up for prelimi- including the civilian sources the ALMAR may continue to The case developed when a 42 months confinement, prepare, transmit, and receive nary questioning by NIS, said of the drugs sold by the wear these utilities until a Marine approached his reduction to private, and a both text and graphic mes- Smart. From the substantial convicted traffickers. Al- replacement is required. command with information dishonorable discharge. sages (coded or uncoded) over amount of information gath- though he couldn't go into There will be a one -time about drug trafficking. Trials standard military radios or of individuals involved, who Private Kevin J. Menden- ered by these interviews, the detail as to the nature of remarking provision for Ma these cases, he did comment field wire. The DCT uses a all pled guilty to a majority hall, HMH-463, was sen- key figures involved in the rines who change their names which distribution of drugs were that NIS is currently work- or purchase previously burst transmission of the charges, began in Sep- tenced to 18 months confine- minimizes vulnerability to narrowed to the five Marines ing in conjunction with the marked clothing. Individuals tember. ment, forfeiture of all pay and radio direction find- who were later convicted. Honolulu Police 'Department. who utilize this provision will enemy Corporal Michael J. Don- allowances, and a had con- ing and jamming when used duct discharge. The other suspects, most of All five cases that went to position the second marking nelly and PFC Robert R. instead of voice communica- whom were users rather than trial were heard by IACol. B. immediately above the first Olson from MA1S-24 were tions. According to the Naval traffickers, either have faced, A. Caro, Chief Judge of the marking. When remarking each sentenced to 12 years Investigative Service Special- or will face, non-judicial Island Circuit, while Capt. the trousers, place the second "It's basically a field word confinement, reduction to pri- Agent-in Charge here, Bruce punishment by their com- Joseph A. Rutigliano, of the marking above the pocket processor," said ?th Comm. vate, forfeiture of all pay and Smart, the illegal drug activ- manding officers. Staff Judge Advocate's Of- flap. The first marking will he Operations Officer WU. allowances, and dishonorable ity was exposed in late July, Major Robert E. Kaainoni flee, served as the prosecut- blocked out so that it is no David Olszowy. "It's been at discharges. when the Marine came for- Jr., military justice officer ing attorney. longer decipherable. See DATA/A-4 7tew4146 Sun Tzu tops Commandant's List In the early 1950s, President Eisenhower initiated the sergeants major and unit representatives 111..1( National Presidential Prayer Breakfast for the purpose of information call 257-3552. Sun Tess "The Art of War" has been named the 1990 drawing together people of all faiths. Commandant relocates 7th "Commandant's Choice" for the professional military The National Prayer Breakfast is an annual event in the education reading program. The intention is that the hook Kaneohe Bay community. Held at the Windward Enlisted Marines to Twentynine Palms or group of books named "Commandant's Choice" will he Club, the breakfast is scheduled for Feb. 1, and is open Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. A.M. Gray has read and discussed by Marines of all grades. For mone to all ranks. The serving line opens at 5:30 a.m. with decided to relocate the 7th Marine Regiment and its direct information see ALMAR 16/90. the program beginning nt lilt a.m. support artillery battalion, 3d Rn., 11th Marines, and a T11140I' NVNIINI.!! rot ' f,rn II, i.,t, 'Ituppl, unit detachment of truck company Marines from Camp Pendle All-Pro Tony Munoz heads ton to Twentynine Palms. The decision is based on a 1980 force structure study group's recommendations toward a Prayer Breakfast line-up Totadeqcluidui litevrige number of warfighting enhancement initiatives. Upon All-pro offensive tackle Tony Munoz of the Cincinnati Ai a Glance A-8 Plsilyrls relocation to Twentynine Palms, command of the 7th On Bo Blelar A-1 this year's line-up as the keynote speaker he P. Bengals heads Iliswell blab* Ads A-5 SIVA SW'S Marines and 3/11 will retained by MGen. John for the 1990 National Prayer Breakfast. LogelY 51141,1^1_ A-7 Arms. tilMolso YMCA r Monahan. HAWAII MARINE January 25, 1990

Welcome to MAGTF-land

as CPI S A Bailey

Cpi Jason Erickson photo The Commandant of the A flurry of Marines rush from a pair of helicopters during a raid demonstration at Fort Hese Beach here. Marine Corps, Gen. A M. party inspected a Brigade talking with the students and Service Support Group-1 staff of Brigade Schools at Gray, spent Jan. 18 aboard honor guard during a cere- the ceremony. mony at Dewey Square, The Commandants then the Air Station hosting the which included a 21-gun moved to the Station rifle salute by Headquarters and range, where they saw the Commandants of the Service Bn., Camp H.M. AT-4 rocket launcher fired, a Smith. After the FMFPac bunker annihilated by the Republic of Korea and Band played the Korean, shoulder-launched, multi-pur- Thai and American national pose assault weapon (SMAW), anthems, the Thai and Ko- Royal Thai Marine Corps. and the firing of the M1249 rean Commandants departed island automatic weapon the for- for Fort Hose beach, where General Gray organized the Basin and enhance (SAW) and the Till cal., M-001,1 the 3d Marine Regiment and meeting to allow professional eign generals' awareness of and 20mm machine-guns. exchanges between the U.S. the U.S. Marine's combat ca- MAG-24 staged a prisoner of Marine Corps and free-world pabilities. war rescue raid. General Gray The Korean and Thai gen Marine Corps' in the Pacific At 9 a.m., the generals' joined his counterparts after crab; then fare -fired the 9mm and .45 cal pistols, the M40A1 sniper rifle, and the SAW. The generals were then driven to Hangar 103 for a static equipment and weap- ons display staged by BSSG I, MAG-24 and 3d Marines. Capabilities of Co. A, 3d Medical Bn., and 21st Dental Cpl Jnon pant Co. were demonstrated first. A recon Marine manuevera toward the objective during the raid demonstration. Later, the generals moved through a weapons exhibi- special training section an- ter from HMM-364 and a CH- tion set up by Co. I and swered questions about the 53 helicopter from HMH-463. Weapons Co., 3d Bn., 3d Rigid Raider boat as the Thai Following a luncheon at the Marines, and Battery A, let Commandant climbed Officers Club, the group was 12th Marines. Second aboard. tranaported to Kansas Tower COI RagineknA Cole L., Platoon, Co. A, 3d Recon- The static display was for a two-hour discussion of LtCol. Howard P. Shores, training officer for 1st MEB's G-3 section, elaborates on the Regiment's naissance Bn., rounded out by an F/A-18 the day's events and brief. raid demonstration for Marine Commandants (left) Vice Mm. Preeda Kanjanarat of Thailand showed off and (right) LtGen. Choi Kap-Jin of Korea. Also pictured is tat MEB CG BGen. R.L. Phillips the Zodiac military inflatable Hornet strike fighter from ings on Marine air/ground (far right) and two Royal Thai Marine staff members. boat, and the 3d Marines' VMFA-232, a CH-46 helicop- task force capabilities.

Pacific Commandants meet hei e

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General Gray stressed the absolute importance of a balanced fleet to a maritime nation, and used the Pacific Command's vast geographi- cal area of responsibility as an illustration of the signifi- cance of naval forces in U.S. defense responsibilities. Gen. Gray commented that with increased trade and more country-to-country contacts occurring in the region, there is a need for increased eta Gen. A.M. Gray talks tactics with BGen. R.L. Phillips, let MEB commanding general and a hility to allow these initia- Thai officer during the raid demonstration tives to flourish. saginen M CM* tn Lttlion. Choi Kap-iln, Commandant of the Republic of Korea us (naval forces) apart from routinely train with Korean standing and According to ('en. Gray, Marine Corps, examines a shoulder-launched, multi-purpose preparing for other criaisreeponne forces." and Royal Thai Marines the future," he crisis intervention and main- assault weapon that was on display during the Commandants' said. Amphibious assault shipping during annual Pacific Com- taining the freedom of sea visit to the Air Station. and nine MPF ships (two mand exercises such as Team General Gray and his fel- lintel of communication are North Atlantic Treaty Organi- symposium, lAGen. Milligan squadrons) are stationed in Spirit and Cobra Gold, as well low Commandants were en- still and possibly will - zation. However, he predicted briefed the Commandants on the Pacific and Indian RA during smaller-scale exer- thusiastic that the three-day become even more - critical the increasing importance of the capabilities of Fleet Ma- Oceans, and are prepared to cises that provide small-unit session in Hawaii would elements of 11 S. defense naval forces in that area of rine Force, Pacific. Using rapidly support contingency leaders and staffs the unique result in increased training strategy. "In the future, as the world in light of the Gen. Gray's previous corn. MAGTF deployment and em- opportunity to train with opportunities and closer com- we Nee dynamic changes in projected drawdown of U.S. merits as a framework, the ployment throughout the re- allied counterparts. munication. Following up on the world, seapower and land forces there. senior Marine in the Pacific gion. This combination of the spirit provided by the maritime capabilities will be focused hie remarks on flexible combat power and General Gray said the sym- symposium, Vice Ulm Preeda more important than ever The firepower, flexibility MAGTF closure to crises con. mobile legostica offer the posium - which he envisions returned to Thane le vie the before," he said. "We'll see and readiness of Marine Air- tigenciee in the region, nod, rapid closure and combat hemming s biennial event - Republic of Rem t - as a more, not less, requirements Ground Task Forces make the moat importantly, the fire "staying power" needed of a was very beneficial because guest of liGen. Ct ri, whom for naval forces as an effec- Navy-Marine Corps team the power, tactical mobility and credible, rapid-response force, of the "fresh viewpoints and he had never personally met tive threat deterrent. The most probable and effective suatainability these forces said the Commanding Gener ideas" that were shared prior to the symposium. future of the sea services military response force avail. would bring with them. al. among the Commandants The symposium concluded " looks bright able to the National Com lieutenant General Milligan about current capabilities and with a visit to the Air Sta- mend Authoritieri, according Referring specifically to expressed his appreciation to requirements for the future. tion, where the Comman- With regard to rapidly on to the Commandant. "Ono amphibious assault- con [Allen. Choi and Vice Adm. "The knowledge, experience, dants observed let MRS folding event, in the Soviet call to one warrior gets it all." figured M AGTFS and the Mar Preeda for the excellent train- croxe training and confidence Marines and sailors during Union and Eastern Europe, Gen. Gras. said. Rime Prepomitioning Force, ing opportunities that are that Marines share, no matter training exercises, and viewed the Commandant cautioned I glen Milligan stressed that available to FMFPac Marines what country they may be part of the MER's equipment against the weakening of the On the seeiond dal' of the "it is snotsinshilitv that sets and sailor,. Pacific Marines from, are crucial to under and weapons. January 25,1990 HAWAII MARINI': A-3 Commandant recognizes top Marines Promotes, awards Camp Smith Marines

By Sgt. a. B. Little Camp H. M. Smith CAMP H.M. SMITH - Two Camp H.M. Fmith Marines were promoted by the Commandant of the Marine Corps during a surprise cere mony Jan. 17. The ceremony honored the Marines as Noncommis- sioned Officer of the Year itnd Marine of the Year for Headquarters and Service Battalion, FMFPac/Camp 11.M. Smith. Sergeant Lisa Vigneau, an administrative clerk in the G- Cp1 C Genoa peme S Division and Cpl. Rueben Trevino, a military policeman Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. A.M. Gray poses with newly promoted Sgt. Lisa Vigneau here, were promoted to their and Cpl. Reuben Trevino, both Camp Smith -based Marines, after the Commandant recognized present ranks and awarded the Marines as NCO Marine of the Year for HOSVC Bn., FMFPac, and Camp Smith. Also pictured Navy Achievement Medals by are (I-r) SgtMaj. David Sommers, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps; SgtMaj. Arthur W. Nottingham,m FMFPac sergeant major, and SgtMaj. J.J. Knowles, HOSVC Bn./Camp Smith sergeant Shake, rattle and roll the Commandant. Vigneau, of Chicago, also The Foreign Object Damage (FOD) Shakers, located on each side of the flight line, received en NCO sword from have been completed and the Quarter during 1989. are in full operation. The shakers are designed to knock Sergeant Major of the Ma- SgtMaj. J. J. Knowles, Ser- Trevino said, "I've heard debris from vehicles before they cross the runway. rine 'Corps SgtMaj. David Trevino was selected as geant Major of Headquarters other Marines tell stories of Shakers can greatly reduce the amount of FOD in aircraft Sommers, on behalf of the Marine of the Year from and Service Battalion and the Commandant visiting intake systems. All vehicles on station are required to Staff NCO{ of Camp Smith. among the Marines previ- Camp H.M. Smith. "But their commands, talking with drive over the shakers. Violaters will have their base Trevino, of Pasadena, Texas, ously selected as Marine of these two Marines epitomize them, and promoting them decals removed, receive traffic citations and lose their received a silver Marine the Quarter during 1989. His what all these young Marines on-the-spot, but I always Station driving privileges for 30 days. Corps ring and dinner for accomplishments had earlier have in devotion to Corps thought they were just sto- two at the Plaza Club in led to his selection as Mili- and the community." ries." recognition of his selection tary Policeman of the Month, "I couldn't believe I was In his remarks, the Com- as Marine of the Year. and as Marine of the Quar- promoted by the Comman- mandant noted that when a CHILD FIND ter. dant," said Vigneau. "This Marine is promoted, he or Vigneau was selected as "All the Marines who ap- has been an incredible day. she has shown the ability to OF AMERICA I NC: NCO of the year from among peared before the selection It all seems like a dream, but grow, to meet expectations Together we can locate missing children the Marines who had previ- hoard have excelled in their I'll remember it for the rest and to go on to even bigger ously been named NCO of duties to the Corps," of my life." and better things. PO Box 277, New Paltz, New York 12561.9271 said

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The partment stopped a Marine contact, MPs detected the transported the other to the pertinent where a breath test privileges being suspended. wife stated that the Marine for failing to atop at a posted odor of alcohol on the Branch Medical Clinic for resulted in a .12 percent struck her several times in An eight-year-old girl was stop sign. Upon making Marine's breath. The Marine treatment of a swollen jaw. blood alcohol level. the face and back with his hit by a car on Lawrence contact with the Marine, the submitted to and failed a field The two Marines were appre- fist. The MN apprehended Other Incidents Road. Witnesses stated that officer detected the odor of sobriety test. The Marine hended for breach of peace, the Marine for assault. several children were playing alcohol on the Marine's was apprehended and trans- aggravated assault, and A 30-day suspension of "chicken," and that the girl breath. The Marine failed a the MP Department possession of an illegal base driving privileges is the The MPs saw two Ma- ported to ran into the street without field sobriety test, was ar- where he elected to submit to weapon. penalty for driving around rines entering the abandoned checking for traffic. The girl rested, and transported to a blood test. The results of A soldier from Schofield the Foil shakers (metal grills handball court with a smok- was transported to Tripler Kailua HPI), where a breath still pending. Barracks was stopped by the in the pavement) at the flight- ing device. The two Marines this test are Army Medical Center for teat resulted in a .16 percent may be ME's for approaching the H- line crossing on Mokapu were apprehended by the MPs Two Marines neurological observation. blood- alcohol level The barred from the Windward 3 Gate at a high rate of speed. Road. Two Marines seen for being in a restricted area Marine wits releavvI Enlisted Club, after the The MI's detected the odor of driving around the FOD The Branch Medical Clinic and possession of drug para- bail malinger reported that the alcohol on the soldier's shakers were reported to the reported that they were treat- phernalia. 44 4C Wievzifte tieed 1!:,1 0,680 $100. AUTO _ _ Size 4 Cleats $80. 6 foot Sgt. !Alley after 5 p.m. 6415 leave message. 2-AK-47 Air Rifles exact rep- Leather Leash $10. 254-4882. cull 263-1625. Officer uniforms and accesso- ITN Chevrolet Monte ('aria, 35m fully automatic Vivitar lice's. Shoots 6 milimeter ries, excellent package deal, $250 OHO call 254-6689. Rich° KR-I6 camera, 81,R Sofa. loveseat like new, lea,/ camera excellent condition plastic 138s. Includes 5'10" 170 lbs. 487-3748. :nom 50mi1 I I lens°, asking ing island slier i fire $21111 263 only $100 254-6704. 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The Marines shook their cold spell and started capital- izing on the Army's ineffec- tive 2-3 defense. Like the first game, the Army was unsuccessful in containing Marine point guards Darryl Dyer and Walter Moore. At almost any point of the game, the two were able to penetrate deep into the lane for a high-per- centage jump shot or dish the ball off to fowards Rob Johnson and Nick Mitchell. the Marines were scoring on *Imost every transition. Hawaii Marines' head coach Tim Hudson had found a flaw in the Army's game Hawaii Marine Quentin Freeman, a forward with the varsity team, takes down the net after his team won the Hawaii Armed Service Athletic Council tournament. plan and was taking full advantage of it. The Army, Marines kept the pressure on pressure the Marine point on their three-point game, but the game, the Marines went to Mitchell with 18. frustrated by missing their offensively and defensively. guards. On many occasions, the tenacious defense of chalked up 12 more points to "It's been a long time com- shots, was dumbfounded by With only four minutes off Dyer and Moore were double Sterling Williams and thereat do the Army in 101-73. ing," said Hudson. "What the rebounding of Mitchell the clock, the Marines had and triple teamed, but the of the Marines prevented an The game's high scorer was else can I say except that no and Johnson. By halftime, bucketed a 50-30 lead. Army's attempts to contain Army comeback. Freeman, who threw in 38 one person won this tourna- the Marines had taken a them failed as the Marine In the last two minutes of points. Rebounding honors ment: the whole team did it." commanding lead of 41-25. The Army then came out of squad maintained a 21 -point In the second half, the their defense and tried to lead, 61-40. Resorting to "Plan B," the Army tried to close the gap by shooting three-pointers. With 7:43 remaining in the game, the Army slowly be- gan chipping away at the lead and closed the gap to 16 points. The Marines were up 73.57. That would be the closest the Army would come. Adding fuel to the fire for the Marine squad was Quentin Freeman, who began taking the ball straight to the Army. When the middle closed up, he damaged the trailing soldiers even more by hitting long-range three pointers. With three minutes left, the Marines had stretched the lead to 89.66. The HASAC champs: (Kneeling, left-right) Andre Gaither, Walter Moore, Coach Tim Hudson, Freeman, who scored 38 points in the final game, cuts through In desperation, the Army Willie Cooper, Darryl Dyer; (Standing) Rob Johnson, Freeman, Don Roland, Sterling Williams, Army traffic to score a bucket. once again tried to depend Anthony Taylor, Nick Mitchell, Scotty Cooper and Tim Garza. Women's team wins inaugural HASAC Story and photo Smith scored two fur the Army went ahead at the The Army,ntarting to panic, by Cpl. Reginald M. Cot. home team. Smith contin- half, 34-28. began reaching for the ball a steal and The Hawaii Marine ued by forcing When the Marines came out and committing costly fouls. Women's Basketball Team converting for another for the second half, they One ouch foul was when Marines' tena- was hacked went down in history an bucket. The immediately went into a full. Nikki Persons island champions Monday cious defense had Army all court trap and attempted to going to the hole, but the Marines took when they edged past Army thumbs and the put pressure on the ball before basket and the extra point 73.72 in the 1990 Hawaii an 11.8 lead. Army could build momentum. was good. With 27 seconds Armed Services Athletic Coun- The Army team, relying on The trap was working for the left, the Marines were up 71- cil tournament. their speed, attempted to push Marines and they reduced 68. Within the last few sec- The win heralded them as the ball down court and feed Army's lead to two points. onds of the game, the Army the pioneers of the HASAC, it inside, but to their dismay, team was able to gather four as this wits the first Women's the Marines had shut it After the Marines narrowed more points which put them HASAC tournament. down. Forward Johnnie the gap, Army decided it was at 72. In the first game of the Jackson and center Yvonne time to step up the pace, double-elimination tourna- Meza denied access to the pulling away with a 5143 Hut Army's working was to lead. Marines were ment Sunday, Army defeated middle, and the Marines took The Marines, knowing no avail, as the basket the Marines 84-69. People full advantage of Army's they couldn't let Army stretch able to put another the lead, a in. This meant one thing were skeptical about the misfortunes, boosting the staged comeback. - With a win, Marines' chances of winning score to 19-12. For the first 11:00 left, the Marines Marine '73 -72. against the faster Army time in the tournament, the closed it up to 52.48. The game's high scorers squad, but Marines' head Marines weren't totally de- The Marines then at- were Nikki Persons with Ill coach Art Rogiern had done fenseless against Army's tempted to go to the middle points and Tracy Smith a his homework fast-break attempts. themselves. This proved close second with 15 "The other day, we didn't With 8:52 left in the first (-witty for them as well, as Johnnie Jackson pulled down play our game," he said half, the Marine, hod upped the Army was waiting for the 11 rebounds to control the before the game. "Tonight but Army the lead to 21.14, hall every time. From the boards. we will just give Army the started to make a gpn. Two Maritime' mistakes, the Army option to play half-court." minutes later, Armenid tied edged to a 58.54 lead. After Brien Smith, Marines' its Army gained control of the the game at 23 all. When that, both teams relied on aintant resell attributed the tip-off, immediately going the 5:(X) mark rolled around, their jump shots and began win to a superior second half into their accelernted offense, Army players turned up the trading baskets. The Ma- by the Marines. and pulling ahead early in intensity as though it were rines proved victorious in the the game the last five minutes of the trade-off because, with 1'41 "Intestinal fortitude, won Hut, the Marine's came game, (Tenting several turn left in the game, the Marines it," said Rapiers. "The girls Tracy Smith uses a soft touch to score over a defending Air storming hock when Tracy over(- had tied the game at 68. wanted this win. 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Story and photo. low total of 204. by Col Jsson Erickson Beats Radio Bn. in In the semi -finale MAG-24 In a drizzly, overcast nitres edged out MACS-2, 227 to moral golf championship Jan. 233, and Radio shut down clash of underdogs MAG-24 Headquarters Dental, 223-242. out-stroked and dethroned Former scores and regular former two-time fall-season season records didn't make champions. 1st Radio fin., any difference in the cham- with a combined card of 220 pionship though. It was a for its top three men. clean card upon which team This was 11 strokes lees members olaced their names, than their opponents, but in and that card alone would all fairness, Radio wasn't decide the victors. playing with a full deck of Jim Garvey, MAG-24's cards. Although each team is strongest linkman, brought allowed four players, only the in three birdies during the top three scores are counted. 18 -hole match, which no Radio, however, couldn't field doubt helped him tie team- its fourth man, and therefore for low didn't have mate Robert Matson the extra score to gross, with an 85. Garvey, pick from. however, has only a 3 The two teams came into handicap, and actually fin- the single elimination tour- ished last on his team for nament which began Jan. 5 low net. Matson, meanwhile, having both finished sec- with a 12 handicap, tied ond in their respective divi- teammate Ken Martin with sions. an adjusted 73 scorecard. But MAG-24 took a back seat honors go to George Button, to Brigade Navy during the of Radio, for low net with a season, as did Radio to 71. MACS-2. The top four teams in each division qualified for Coming out of the front the tournament, which cut nine, MAG-24 had already the regular season field in established a three-stroke lead half. over Radio. The top three Two teams from HMH -463, scores for MAG-24 added up a team from Avionics and a to a net of 105, while Radio Dental Clinic team filled the was just behind with a 108. rest of the playoff berths. But on the back nine, After the first round, Martin adjusted his game to however, both If M11-463 pull himself out of a double- teams, Avionics and Brigade bogie slump, and finished just Navy, the top team in its two strokes above his handi- George Refiners of 1st Radio Bn. takes a gander down the fairway Division in regular season cap to card a net 73. Mean- during the title match against MAG-24. Refiners carded the low play, bowed out. Although while, Robert Destefanis, of net with a 71, but It wasn't enough to give the team a victory. Brigade Navy had carded a Radio, soared from a net 39 respectable 230 combined, on the front half to a 49 on Dental blew its fellow sailors the hack, sealing any chance Jim Garvey sinks a crucial putt. Garvey brought in three birdies out to sea with a tournament of a Radio victory. during the tournament and tied for low gross score with an 95

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The problem can originate from Headaches Pain In Arms For Reservations (leap cavity, gum disease or if,. to the tooth if left untreated, Nervousness Or Legs i he pulp and the nerve die. Joints In Painful Numbness CALL 922-3600 eld.nonal per esY r. root therapy. a small opening is made In the lop of the on Mg Is1eld 1.1vom canal Sleep Hands or your Travel tooth, diseased pulp is removed and the root canal Is cleaned If Loss of Or Feet Agent necessary. medication is applied. Depending on the individual Shoulder Pain I ow Back iitriation, the tooth may be left open temporarily, or filled either Remember, for only a few dollars more you can enjoy your Stiff Neck- Pain Sciatica temporarily or permanently. Once the root canal and pulp vacation with protection, security and peace of mind with the top of the tooth can be res- Back Ache Whiplash chamber ars permanently filled, our optIonak Loss Damage Waiver - Convertible 812f4 per tored In some cases. it le advisable to crown a tooth that has had day and Compact $10 per day. root canal therepy Auto Accident & Workers Comp. Insurance In former times a tooth whose pulp was infected had to be removed. Toclay, root canal therapy can nava almost all such Fully Cover Chiropractic Treatment 81000 off Hawaii Military $1000 off Teeth. Special Coupon Vend Thru 2110/90. ClUALITYCARINGGENTI F ,A 4T,CEnchanted-Lakc $1000 off RONALD DELLORK Offer Valid With A Minimum 3 Day Rental OI any Sire Car Chiropractic Offer Ratio on Hawaii Militery Rates DDS Only. 30 Aullke St . 43011. Rollos 1090 Keolu Dr., Kailua 262.5555 261-8558 Appointment Same Day January 20, 1990 HAWAII MARINE B-5 JOSEPH nc P.H. AHUNA, JR. THE PORTABLE, ROLLAI3LE, t,,'ICHANTED Est. 1980 Arl'ORNEY AT LAW GROWABLE, STOWABLE, NIMBLE, RIDEABLE, INCREDIBLE R A V E L, INC *Truffle Accidents DAHON Personal Injury FOLDER, AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE, (11$ itilleged Wrongfu I Death Workers Compensation 1 8% OFF Reg POce 5259 95 Criminal Defense NOW ONLY $213.15 SPECIAL KAMAAINA CRUISE The 61.1c. Riviera aboard Coml. Cc... Laws MegnIllwent Kaneohe oh. wog. goo B.Inea Profeplonel Center -JUBILEE- 10-006 News Sc., Suite 101 FREE TOOL KIT II KICK STAND Kaneohe, PM each purchase July t 5 to July n 11196744 236-4000 UN I 1111L4 MON.FRI: 10.4 From $1015 per person, double occupancy, plus sir 156-A Ifornokua Dr. 1011un SAT 10.2 2 2- 7 6 For more InlormtIon, call Arthur. "1315 enough to do the job, small enough to rare" RESUMES hilt All your travel needs .. Marine-0 Pizza EREEE DELIVERY 7Y) YOUR HOME 01?OFFICE Military Specialist-so you don't have to keep explaining all your Were Open Daily 1100-2200 terminology For Walk -In and Take-Out Orders 1051 Keolu Dr.Kallue Mon-Fri: 9-5 Award Winning Writer -to put you In the best possible light 'Above Benk of Hawato) 261-7947 P. by Appornonerri Delivery Service horn 1700-2100 Laser Set Avallabllity-to net you out In a crowd MasterCard & Visa Accepted Get any 2 large single Pearl COMPLETE BUSINESS topping pleas for only $12. City SERVICES Geed MN 2/24/90 455-1177 cos 254-1537, 2544535, 254-1539 cosh eecrlOUtwcw Appel Doe :g-DISCOVER 44+444s,944444+444 DIVINE Become an WAREHOUSE TOY SALE O International LOST LEASE - EVERYTHING PRICED TO MOVE - Open Water 7 PAU Scuba Diver !?.. ALL ITEMS PRICED BELOW WHOLESALE COST YOU WON'T BELIEVE THE PRICES! 4 $95 0 0 Horient "FRvATRHKE RE 1311 DEPART ARRIVE 1/.1111.4.S.(1.1A,Equipment provided Aso Rom-dCGrotis I riot rtes Honolulu 1300 Guam 1630 Daily exc. Wed. 4 Guam 1845 Honolulu 0600 Daily exc. mutt. 44.1s. Next Class Jan. 30,_1990 073 Contact SAID Travel, your travel red nonhtormers So fly Lit Pony Raefdtgad Vale/G1 agent, or cal us at 523-0000 in +Selef Buttery Oparoted 6.0 MY 4 11)52 Wilikina Or. Honolulu or 1-800-5254280 on 4 LAST CHANCE! 5 DAYS ONLY! 4 the Neighbor Islands. Wahiawa 4 larroes from 5.1,05,.1d Barret k. 1 SAT. Jan 27, Feb. 3,10,17 t McComb Gate, + L. SUN. Feb. IS 4 humor m going pia., on 622-453 4 n,r1,.,, c.:3 (10.,,00 I 3207 N. 111' CONTINENTAL ' !limit: Hwy. 4:_7 I - ''=_!_- Hours 100-2:00 +- 44 + 4 + +.4 4-4+++++++-++ 4 If arthritis isn't so serious, why is it costing America over

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FOR '74 AMC HORNET '81 DATSUN 510 S/W Sat., Jan. 26 & 27, 9:30am., 836 -1318. to 2:30pm., 270-4 Kuulei (1187834) WAS S1895 NOW $495 (BEC574) WAS $3395 NOW $1295 VERTICAL BlInds-50% Dis- Rd., Kailua across Kailua AMWAY Products deliv- MILITARY count! Fabric 76x84 $124. Library '78 VW RABBIT '85 PLY RELIANT Ken ered. Money back guar. PERSONNEL TR F Hatch 254-2080. F Call 487-5241. E PRESENT COUPON (AVA024) WAS $1895 NOW $495 (DCW120) WAS 54196 NOW $2995 MOVING! Furn ./ Micro AT TIME OF RENTAL DBL. bed hdbd./ftbd. w/ waves, bike, sleep sofas, ONLY! 1 '78 FORD FAIRMONT WANNA sell your furni- 0 '86 CHEV SPRINT dresser, w/mirror, good hshld. items, clothes, etc. 235-8056 Para- condition $200 or offer. Call Sat., 8-2. 94-331 Alula Pl., ture? Call (CWFO22) WAS $1895 NOW $695 (MKN237) WAS $4895 NOW $2595 422 -4348 after 5pm. Mililani. dise Used Furniture NO EXPIRATION DATE 74 FORD MAVRICK '87 DODGE COLT SINGLE bed, box spring, CLIFF'S Economy Furn. & DISCOVERY Toy winter King L. $1114475) WAS $1895 NOW S795 (KET7133) WAS $4995 NOW $2795 matt., headboard, sheets sale open house. Sat., 1/27 Thrift Shop. 1716 N. St 841-44U incl. 247-504-8. 9-3 p.m. 46-094 Ipuka St., 77 DODGE SUNBIRD '84 DODGE VISTA WAGON Kaneohe. $40; 127 Miscellaneous 144 Musical Instruments 151 Pets-Everything (IAA530) BEAUTIFUL 5 pc. koa din- 10 SPD. bike Backtrac WAS $1895 NOW $895 (B1411639) WAS $5995 NOW $3895 exerciser $325. Call Wanted ing room set $700 or best MULTI-FAMILY Sale. 15 AMC Golden Retrievers. 261-3014 meet To Prior Salsa OAC. Plea Tax. Lk. A 5I29 Dec Fees. GOOD NOW TILL Feb. 1,1990 offer. 623-6269 Maine Pl. Sat. 1/27 9-2pm. WILL purchase - cash DRUMS & hardware, new & Papers, shots, English/ Kitchenware, curtains, bed Items of value sound used. Buy & sell. Drum champ line. $500 838-7352. RATTAN beautiful 5pc. liv spreads, womens & chil- DINETTE & 6 chrs., $100, - lessons. Fred's Pro Drums twin bed $65, odds & ends. equip., sports equip, photo, Pearl Pearl City Pearl City rm set $550. Sofa, chair, drens clothing, misc. 533-7550. City Police Station or 396-6655. tools, hshld. goods. Quality PUPS: terriers small Chi- Shopping Center tables, 734-1554 POST Gas goods only, party huahua/terrier. Male PltbuN Express HUGE Garage Sale: couch Call 254-2707 OFFICE y w/matching rocker; baby 146 Boats-Supplies/ 9mo. 696-6826. VERTICAL Mini Blinds 50% 921 Kam Hwy. i! crib; high chair; toys; dining Discount! 72x84 PVC $99 Services UTTER DODGE rm. set; carpeting, dishes & Ken Hatch 254-2080. SHAR PEI: show quality, Pearl GARAGE SALE City Penni City much more. Sat., 10 to 4, 129 Stereo, Video, T.V. choice of colors, dew- CUTTER LET'S GO FISHING! 31' Tavern SAT. Jan 27 8-noon base 41-015 Hinalea St., Waima- PARTY tent 20x20 or 30x30 clawed, shots, registered. DODGE E 26" TV Color console w/ boat, licensed Capt. Mil- Call 533-7556 PEARL CITY ,p4?.?"orMlyirer, PEARL re unit CB, radio, chrs, & lots nalo, 262-9828. rental. 12' hexagon itary/Kamaaina rates. You w of goodies. 535-A Kuaaina trampoline-rent/sale. stereo, remote, Zenith w/ CITY built -in phone. Cost $1400. keep the fishl Call HOLLAND Lop bunnies, PH. 455-1071 Way. SAT. 1/27, 9-2. Baby: turn/ 396-8066. 486-4854. clothes/toys. Dive equip: will sell $350. Call Steve (5), assorted colors, $40 ea. GARAGE Sale: hshld. tall man full wet suit/etc. PORTABLE draft table w/ 262-8951. Call 263-3875. items, children's bikes, Clothes: tall men/ladies chair & lamp $175 KEEP that showroom fin- misc. Fri. & Sat., 57 Ilima medium. Light fixtures/new 396-3350. ish. Fiberglass, inter. detail- AKC Toy Poodle puppy. St., Wahiawa. raft/misc. 1130 Akipohe St., 130 Antiques-Art ing, bottom cleaning. LBM Fluffy white $550. Kailua. NEW picnic tables $99. 261-3759. 247-0051. SATURDAY, January 27, Porch swing $110. Fine DAVID Lee Original "Birds" Alii Shores, 46-016 Nana workmanship. 293-8392. 24 x 48 framed $1000. Ph. 13'8" DYNOUS 30HP To- LOVEBIRDS & Cockatiels. Place/Nahiku Street. Misc. 125 Home Appliances Call 734-8727 hatsu 1985 trailer anchor, Asstd. colors, hand-fed, items 8-3pm. LOVELY Puamana shell gas tank, plus extras. First adults & babies. Call WASHER & Dryer 4 sale. leis, elegant fresh water WINDWARD Antiques We $1,900 takes it. 262-5897. 235-5322. MOVING Sale: Sat., Feb. 3, Asking $220 for both. Call pearls. Call for Jan. Special buy/sell jewelry, antiques, WE NOW BUY USED CARS 8 to 3 p.m., baby items, 499-1424. 396-6621. gold. silver, & rpr clocks. 14' HOBIE Cat w/trailer 153 Office Equipment appls, & furn., 94-562 Call 262-5526 '76 MONZA '83 ESCORT AUY273 Holaniku St., Mililani. good cond. $500 or best WHIRLPOOL refrigerator 5 FOOT Jalousie window. Parts 0E10 AE1587 $195 Moe $795 21 cu. ft., side-by-side, All glass, hardware & offer. Ph. 521-4461 OFFICE bldg. 12x18 MOVING - Household good cond. $175. Ph. screens Included. Good 132 Computers mounted on trailer. Also '80 CITATION AC0742 $ 195 '82 MUSTANG BGE963 misc., boats, windsurfer 262-5391 offer takes it. Call Chris PT13 BOAT & trailer. mobile crane. Call Yellers Brws $895 bike, etc., Sat., Sun., Jan. 27 261-7198. APPLE II GS, ImagewrIter, As is. Best offer. 735-1616. & 28, 9 to 4, 110 Lanipo Dr., COLDSPOT freezer, avo- color monitor, 2 disk drive. Call 254-4806 79 MONTE CARLO 0045i $295 '80 RIVERA AMU Lan ikal cado, 19.5 cu. ft. $450 or HOSPITAL bed. Manual Incl. extras. Like new. Sel- White $995 offer. 262-4689. operation, used only 4 wks. dom used. $2000/best of r. 156 Auto Service/Pasts 76 GRANADA MY5611 '78 FIAT SPIDER CY11703 GARAGE Sale: 644 Keolu $150. Call Lorraine Contact Maureen 396-9674, 147 Sporting Goods $295 521-2345. (Eliminates Rad $ 1 195 Dr., Kallua. Sat., 1/27, 9 a.m. REPAIR-Buy-Sell-Trade 235-3162 after 4 p.m., or GANO Filter INFLATABLE radiator clogging) Shelves, dresser, clothes, washers, dryers, ref rig., call 247-3015 Ski Bandit '82 ARIES CGV3a0 $395 '80 CAMARO BUW943 books, plants, odds and freezer, air cond. Honest! two persons, excl. cond. 239-8604. Mos $ 1295 ends. Wrnty. 239-7479. 8' SLIDING glass doors w/ 141 Mee Taping $70 or offer. 262-4.302 leave screen; 4' x 4' plate glass message. GO LUKE mobile auto lubs, '84 TEMPO 8TD452 1,31 TOYOTA 4X4 P/U ['FU GARAGE Sale: baby items, & captains chairs. Call WEDDING, reception & reas., rates. At your home Wm '495 $1795 air cond., shelves, bargains edited VHS tape. Superb. or bus. 235-5879. 126 Miscellaneous 262-2587 BDWS34 GL 4X4 S/Fiscr.1596 $ galore! Sat., 1/27, 9-2 pm. Guar.! $399 Leo 395-0858. 150 Livestock & Horses '82 GRANADA S/W $595 'LIST:11,U 1 895 RENAULT Repairs by fac- Grit 1509 Hele St., Enchanted ELECTRIC Piano $800; HOOVER Vaccum HEALTHY Lakes. FILMS transferred to video 1 yr. old tory trained tech. Work electric typewriter $100; $20 Bull. 900lbs. 76 MUSTANG ADW214 $795 '86 CAMAN SE TICCW17.11mecil 6 conventient locations. guar! 239-4733. Call Lenora 624-2766. Call 263-4382. Call 239-5403. Spacial $2995 CRIB, cradle, baby clothes Call Econ Photo 239-4295. ..w. 5u glass top table. Sat., 1/27, VACUUM Cleaners like PORSCHE Auto Parts New for low prices. 8-2. 545 Ka Awakes Pl., new $24.95 & up w/guar. 127 Miscellaneous 151 Pets-Everything & used. Call Kallua 735-6452. Wanted 144 Musical Instruments 486-3448. AIEA COCKATIELS for sale. MOVING Im med. every- FILTER Queen Vacuum WANTED: model trains, !DRUMMER wanted for Hatched week of Dec. 10. 71 FORD Truck. Good for 98-015 KAM HWY. thing must go. 621-3000 or cost $850, must sell $250 cars, access., layouts. All Rock band. Call Ken Two greys, one lutino. parts only. Best offer. 533-3691, 8 Karsten Dr. 735-4651 or 926-7292. auges. Call 373-7794. 422-6742 Iv msg. Karen 2354087 eves. 247-8485. 487-3811 January 25-31, 1990 Classified I V Family Motors WINDWARD MAZDA Special Financing! E3. E4 & Above! HAWAII'S FIRST AUTO DISCOUNT CENTER DELIVERS, OAC '81 Fiat '83 Ford Escort N EW 1990 MAZDA 323 NEW 1990 MAZDA 626 X19 Auto S 1 SBP916 495 BMF821

13 Nissan '79 Pontiac Sentra S/W S Firebird AWP126 6N,1545 A 1150, STK z SER Ii $6959ti '84 Dodge Aries 5996 865300 83 Suzuki 2 door, Auto, A /C, Samurai 4X4 S2 1 95 48,000 mi. AWP116 BTY166 N EW 1990 MAZDA MX-6 NEW 1990 MAZDA MIATA '85 Ford Tempo CI. '85 Chevette 4 door, Auto, P/S, 4 door, Auto. A/C. S Cass Cass, P/S 2495 A/C, AM/FM CCA520 OS

'80 Ford '79 Chevy $16 c-Io P/U 888 P/U F250 $11,534 Auto, tool box SERtt 899TBX s2495 CDC086 305385 6 65 1 6 I r3 5(8t1 83 Mercury '83 Honda Accord S AutoMarquis. Air. P/S, Root NEVsy 9 9 ogift.IZip A B2200 4 door, Auto 2495 rack. cass AWD149 ABB185 6282 SPECIAL MILITARY FINANCING NEW IN HAWAII?! BARGAINSci 0 FAIR CREDIT - NO CREDIT - SO-SO CREDIT? CAR WE ARE EXPERTS IN FINANCE. D Oa INCLUDING BANKRUPTICIES! USE "TURBO 11"" Good Now TIII Feb. 1, 1990 900 ,,,#cxJ42.3 In House Financing Instant Delivery $8323 *Plus Tax & Lic. Subject to Prior Sale Call for Direction- SAAB 7 a 9 Sunday. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 1989 Open Days week a.m.-6 p.m. LIC 1I8X0992 CONVERTIBLE 1701 52995 94-267 Farrington Hwy. at Leokane STK NEW 1990 MAZDA 929 Waipahu, HI 96701 Ph: 676-1600 CIVIC H ONDA ony 693 $4995 Auto and Pickup Fleet Sales and Brokerage 1984 STK 451° JUSTY SUBARU 931 18STK 4 SER 1989 LIC acPwe40 54996 STK 1672 5806 200011 SENTRA NISSAN NEW 1990 MAZDA 6:11t"*S $10111324 $4995 1987 LIC C 11.SS sIK 11695 COSI For prices LYNX MPV VAN MERCURY or write 0CEG903 $4995 ca" 1986 LIC Sinceplease 1946 s.n< 9670 and .7?,e/Ald 82000 91U $3995 Oregon Dealer 01649 MAZDA 1313 W. Burnside 1986 LIC 0193937 STK 4413 (503) 295.5556 Portland, Oregon 97209 IO

AEI SIANZGN NISSAN x2995 166 Pickups, Trucks 176 Automobiles for Sale 1985 ,,.3,,, STK 9723 '84 SUZUKI 410, like new cond, many extras $2695. REDUCE ACCORD Ph. 621-9421. YOUR AUTO INSURANCE HONDA $ 995 '81 CHEVY C30 12' flat w/ 1981 ts CP \61236 hyd dump 8 lift gate, p/s p/ SAYE UP TO $200 OR LIC 4 5%0716 b, dual whls, stnd, $8500/ MORE A YEAR. offer. Veronica 522-0444. M.R. u CONSULTANTS ... AT '88 FORD Ranger XLT A/C NAN aw 15K mi. excl cond w/cap. 671-3720 1985 $9000 Call Andy 839-2243. '86 TOYOTA truck auto, 88 PLYMOUTH HORIZON good shape, truck liner 5-dr, 5-sp, a/c, p/s $3999 SENTR $14,856 $4000/ofr 732-4124/ NISSAN 732-0239. '85 JEEP CJ-7 Soft top 1986 STK #6223 SER #217084 6 cyl, auto, pis like new $6999 '88 MITSUBISHI low rider, Toyo wide tread, am/fm cass., extras. $8000/offer. '85 TOYOTA TERCEL A Short Drive to Kaneohe Call 949-1756 5-dr, auto, air $2999 LOW OVERHEAD! Could save you thousands! '88 CHEVY 1 ton, auto tow- '62 MERCEDES 250 ing package, loaded, low mi pwr, moving 236-0427 4-dr. auto, air $2499 '77 CHEVY IMPALA '88 NISSAN 4 x 4 P/U truck, 4.dr, excl. cond. $7000 /ofr. loaded, near new $1899 235-2636 456-8424 WINDWARD MAZDA235-5811 '78 DATSUN P/U Flat bed w/racks. Runs good, need brakes & body work. As is $885. 254-3706. JEEP Buick Honda SELL or trade your Truck DODGE paid for or not. Call Cutter It's easy to charge it. '84 CIVIC, 4 dr., blue, A/C, Dodge PC 455-1071. Visa/MasterCard pays for tilt steering, low mi. $4595/ CHRY., PLY. Sun Press Classified. ofr. 944-4685 235-5881 Buy from invoices + GREAT USED CARS '85 PRELUDE, 5sp, sun- 171 Motorcycles, Mopeds SELL or trade your Buick roof, new tires/brakes, tint, & Scooters 1.800-962-9136 paid for or not. Call Cutter AM/FM cass. $7200 Dodge PC 455-1071. 396-9976. '85 GVL 1200 Suzuki 10,000 Marshall Boggs mi., excl. cond. $2400. Ph. '86 PRELUDE SI: red, excl. 1988 TOYOTA TERCEL 239-6710 h., 257-5306 w. ALEXANDER Chevrolet cond., 39,000 mi., 5 spd., $600 Down after 4, Dale a/c, p/s, p/b, sunroof, am/ 5-DOOR MTRS. SELL or trade your Chevy fm cass., $9800. Alynn '88 YAMAHA Virago 535. paid for or not. Call Cutter 262-8054 Like new. 350 mi. $2700 or NE ' ' ':*.: 2340 Sandy Dodge PC 455-1071. ' -' "Iii-"' ''''' .... reasonable ofr. Call '86 ACCORD LX 4dr., Excl. 499-1137. Portland, Or. 97232 $15815/.., '84 CELEBRITY 4 dr., a/c, cond. Must sell. Moving. 455-1947, Best ofr. 689-4858. '85 SUZUKI RM dirt bike. all power. $3000. Automatic, Power Steer- We ship to eves. & weekends Good cond. $700. Race '87 CRX. Excl ing, Air Conditioning, boots & helmet $60. Call cond, sun- 239-9920. Hawaii '89 CAVALIER station roof, tint, A/C, AM/FM cass, Radio. wagon. 1500 mi., a/c. ex t wrnty. $8000/ofr. --10." Nov-Dec 1989 Kelly '87 KAWASAKI KX125 dirt or $10,000. Call 262-6276. 254-0144 bike. hardly used! $15001 Blue Book Price $8025. AM/FM ofr. Black leather race Anywhere '87 ACCORD. A/C, 7 cars at this price. boots, a Chrysler cass., P/W, power door beauty at $175. mirrors, cruise Wht., helmet w/blue & locks, power green stripes. in 64 NEWPORT classic con- control, tilt wheel, child All excl Warranty: Remaining Power Train Factory War- cond. 239-9920. tinental kit. New tires. safety locks, Vallet key. $1500. 695-8228. Only 25,000 mi. $10,500. ranty on an Con. Extended Warranty Axonal*. Call 263-8370. . Corollas, Camrys, and other cars 175 Vans, Campers, 'financing 0.A.C. Can Subject To Prior Sale. terms also available at Sale Prices! Are 48 Mos, 11.9% APR. Does Not Includes 5500 Jeeps, 4 WD Classics & Antiques '87 CRX, wht., 22,500 mi., Cash Price many extras $7700/offer. 011 Coupon Otter. Cash Price $6895 Nut Tax and '67 MUSTANG Coupe. 289 Call 395-2058 517 Transfer Fee. Sale Ends Jon. 31, 1990. . '83 FORD Ranger 4x4 4cyl, $6895 4sp, AM/FM cass, longbed, auto, A/C, low mi., white. I Excl. $7500. Call 537-5251. d b I tanks 60k mi. excl. '89 CRX HF, snrf, 4000mi, cond. $4250 941-0107. wrnty $11,500/ofr, negotia- ADDITIONAL -6012. 11 DAMN 210 aC4717 393 ble 547 -5330/247 '86 CHEVY S10 Blazer auto, Datsun AU NU I ^ 71AUDI FOX S/20 CAX-569 I 495 air, V6, warranty 25,000mi. '90 CIVIC, standard H/B 66 Corner of 6th Ave. 78 280Z 2+2, cherry I30t4US $9000 261-2407. '78 TOYOTA L/11 CCI.571 lets cond., 200mi, red, AM/FM cass. was A/C, new clutch. Must see! & Waialae 77 ACCORD ADP-996 $ 995 Must sell $8995/ofr Wel .r $2900 Call 395-9735. '89 BRONCO II, fully 10 PONTIAC RIND AY5454 $593 988-7133. II loaded $14,200, excl., low WAIALVI AVVIVti AT 13 REIJAHT (X45911795 KAIMU mi. Call 621-6606. '79 280ZX, 2+2. A/C, auto., 4TIIAMItl:,,,111--- KI F010111 001 11CAYAUD OTA 0001781 595 P/W, AM/FM, good cond., Jaguar ONL Y! J., 11 MOON AFT-247 $ 593 low mi. $3000. Call I '80 JEEP CJ5. 6cyl., excl off mit (1) Per I 71 DAMN SPIX SAE -075 $195 262-2503 roader. Extras. $3500. Call 74 JAGUAR XJ8, 4 dr. sdn., It makes EXPirOs Jan. 262-7589. 1413350 good cond. $8500 or ofr. ra 11,040 WAGON $595 31, 1990 customer $ 495 239-7833. $500 Not '82 SUZUKI Jeep 4WD. 74 COROLL1 942.534 Dodge sense to buy 79 0155 MASS 90+493 $995 SERVC 0 hard top, $1150 as is. Call a Toyota '^' 00(vont,"? 11 DODGE COLT OW489 $ el5 ' I 845-1535. SELL or trade your Dodge Lincoln 1:11;;P $ 3.GRANADAS FROM $295 paid for or not. Call Cutter from Toyota. ft".2** 4WD, 74 VW PIG BR 420 PC 455-1071. 500 '89 ISUZU Amigo, 1495 Dodge '85 CONTINENTAL, loaded fully equipped, 5 spd. Call Hee Haw - Come on down. excl cond, $10,900 or make evenings Tracy 671-0608. Ka piolani Mules has that low '77 COLT, 4 cyl., auto., runs offer. 395-7615. d.own, no down, E-Z term & looks good $650. Call KAIMUKI TOYOTA '85 SUZUKI SJ410 interest free financing for ...... 293-9347 No rust, very good cond., the mule of your dreams. Mazda $2800 Next to the Kaneohe Bay Dr. A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC INC. air Eric 456-3932 '79 ASPEN, sta. wgn. runs 7-Eleven. All cars subject to prior sale. SELL BUY good, body in good shape. '89 323, 5sp, lo mi. excl '87 TOYOTA Turbo extra 261-1451 cond, momo access lo- 735-1737 All prices plus tax & Iic. $600. cab P/U. Low rider, A/C, P/W, TRADE CONSIGN Bonded dealer Lic wered $9500/ofr, must see loaded. $9750/best ofr, Call 385 to believe 922-4616. 262-2829. Wouldn't you rather be Brian a mule from Kapiolanl Ford 44-744 Kaneohe Bay Dr '75 DODGE Van MG $2200 Kaneohe, HI 96744 SELL or trade your Ford 839-6982. paid for or not. Call Cutter 235-9999 Dodge PC 455-1071. '77 MGB H&S tops, good cond., low mi. $2500 Ph Mercury Pontiac Pontiac Saab Toyota Volkswagen '77 VW Van 4spd., eng. 621 -9421. rebuilt, excl cond. Moving. '76 MUSTANG for parts - - '80 ZEPHYR 4dr, auto p/s, SELL or trade your Toyota 70 GHIA: new paint, tires, $3400. 689-4858. or take all for $200. p/b, a/c 70K mi. $1100, 263-4050. '82 J2000. 3dr., A/C, auto, '84 GRAND PRIX, 2dr., '87 SAAB 900S, excl. cond., paid for or not Call Cutter inter., trans needs work, no AMC Mercedes Benz must sell 455-1524. AM/FM. $2000/ofr. Russ auto, runs good, $2000/ low mi., extras $12,500/ Dodge PC 455-1071. reverse. motor OK $3000/ 488-7119 Iv msg. best offer Call 668-4799. offer. 395-5817 offer 247-6703. 176 Automobiles for Sale 78 CONCORD, runs good '82 ESCORT good cond., '79 280E excl cond., 65,000 '88 TRACER 4dr auto A/C tires good $105. 262-6647 needs new transmission. mi. $11,500/best ofr. AM/FM cass, great cond. '75 TOYOTA Corolla, new GOVERNMENT Offer. 262-2613. '80 RABBIT Diesel, over- Seized/ or 235-4002 524-6411 Patricia. $7000/Offer. 947-4326. tires, muffler. Must sell shape Surplus vehicles as low as '83 PONTIAC 6000. Blue, hauled, eng. good Porsche Subaru $500/ofr. 239-9156 $257 - Cadillacs, Fords, 4dr., power, A/C, stereo, $750. Ph. 261-5552 Mercedes, Chevys, BMW's, Honda low mi., exquisite cond., BMW Mercury Nissan 2dr., 5spd., del- Porsches, Trucks, Vans, extras. Sharp business or '83 944 WHITE/bIk Ithr, '86 XT Sport, wht., low mi., '87 TERCEL dlx., H/B auto., '82 JETTA Amazing Recorded Phone SELL or trade family car. $4500. Call Call air $6500 or offer. Steve sel excl cond., very clean. '86 BMW 325ES, red w/ your Honda '68 COUGAR, 1 owner, BOK SELL or trade your Nissan a/c, 5sp, p/w, excl cond, excl. sound system. Message Reveals Details. paid for or not. Call Cutter 262-5922. 623-5737 Iv. msg. 262-8951. Asking $3100/offer. Call beige leather, $17,50 mi., stereo, alarm, excl. paid for or not. Call Cutter $10,900. 537-4739. 235-1954. 926-4820 ext. 76. Call 839-1150. Dodge PC 455-1071 cond. $4000. Ph. 261-5552 Dodge PC 455-1071.