HAWAII IIVIari December 10, 1992 Vol. 21, No. 48 SeMng MCAS Kaneohe Bay, 1st MEB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks. Kaneohe Marines prepare for Somalia 80 Kaneohe Bay Marines, were the operation. The U.S. Marines where they will be augmented to "Restoring order is what the cammies, bug juice and other By Sgt. Marlon J. Martin getting ready to leave for Camp have taken the first step to restore different units," said SSgt. Miguel Marine Corps is all about," replied needed accessories, he said, "You mow'. Pendleton, Calif., where they will peace and order in Somalia. Ocasio, staff non-commissioned the 'ready-to-go' Marine. "The got to do what you got to do!" join other Marine units to go to Although their mission is to officer in charge of the utilities reason I joined the Corps was to This attitude was exhibited by While Marines of the 15th Somalia. Marine Corps officials render humanitarian services, the section at Marine Wing Service go out, enter into hostile countries a lot of Marines. Rouse, on the Marine Expeditionary Unit were say more may be leaving soon. Marines prepare as if for battle...a Support -174. and handle the situation at hand." other hand, is used to being away landing on the beaches of Somalia battle to save lives. Deploying to Somalia is nothing Kaneohe Marines are well from friends and family, Tuesday, a detachment of about Restore Hope is the name of "There's a good chance this new for Ocasio. As a corporal, he aware that restoring hope to a especially on his birthday. mission will be more austere and deployed there in 1983-84 on a country with such chaos may be WestPac tour. "It was the same difficult. Yet, they are anxious to Rouse, who was born Dec. 23 rugged than the one in Iraq," Sanford, Fla., looks forward to said Maj. Chris Joyce, executive thing, except on a smaller scale. get the mission underway. A in DISTANCE COMPARISON officer of Marine Aviation This time, the United Nations is feeling of excitement is in the air. another birthday in a couple of Logistics Squadron-24. "The good involved," he exclaimed. They are going to make peace, weeks. He recalled turning 21 in many Marines are in not war. boot camp, 22 in Saudi Arabia, thing is we're literally helping Although and is expecting the people and making a the dark, some have an idea as "The troops are motivated," 23 here in Hawaii to what they may be doing. to spend his 24th birthday and IBUFFALO/BOSASO difference in their lives." Joyce added. "After seeing all the Christmas in Somalia. Military policemen LCpl. Craig clippings of the starving children As of now, the Marines, eight Gibbs, 21, and Cpl. Kenneth in Somalia, they're ready to go." Whpn asked how he felt about officers and 57 enlisted, are Healy, 22, figure they will be Readiness is the Marine Corps being part of Operation Restore uncertain of their mission. They mostly riding on convoy escorts. Hope, he said, "I'm ready. I ATLANTA / MOGADISHU 700 MILES won't know what's expected of primary mission. Expressing his 4 Healy, a Seattle native, ready and willing spirit, Cpl. always think I'm going to a them until they are augmented to volunteered for the mission. He their units at Camp Pendleton. Bernard Rouse said, "I wanted to dangerous area, but I'm coming anxiously awaits directing traffic go, just to get away." back alive." now, we and going on 'route-recons.' He TROY ALABAMA / MILES "Right are strictly KISMAY° 260 filling in the line numbers that believes his mission will be to Rouse was given one day's With that in mind, Rouse and Camp Pendleton needed. The supervise the flow of traffic by notice that he would be deploying. all the other Marines, hope their 11"111."411dIP Marines won't know their mission use of traffic control points and As he checked out his "deuce" mission is short, safe and they until they arrive at Pendleton, check points. gear, which consisted of desert come home soon. Personnel, pay changes o utlined there were a number of needed. We told Congress that." involuntary separations and said offer the continue to be fair to people," he By Jim Garamone elements in the bill the He said DoD will not program across the board; if used said. mw..F...1.*.wionsomm Department of Defense (DoD) Jehn was pleased with the didn t want, such as a 15-year at all, the program will be aimed at small and well-targeted support Congress gave the retirement option. voluntary separation incentive/ A 3.7 percent pay raise, The option is the brainchild of populations. continued transition funding, a Most of the individuals with special separation benefit (VSI/ Georgia Sen. Sam Nunn, SSB) programs, but even these 15-year military retirement option chairman of the Senate Armed 15 to 20 years service we need and a $25,000 early retirement or to stay in. These folks are in have changed. Separatees can Services Committee. He now receive reserve drill pay and resignation bonus for certain envisioned it as a way to get positions of leadership - and we are among the programs need leaders to get us through VSI payments. "They don't have civilians mid-level officers and to offset their VSI because of approved in the fiscal year 1993 noncommissioned officers with 15 this time of change and Defense Authorization Act. upheaval," Jehn said. receipt of reserve payment, but to 19 year of service to leave. the law requiring to President George Bush signed The formula for figuring If DoD were to use 15-year them the act into law Oct. 23. retirement under the program is retirement, personnel officials eventually repay the VSI Jehn, would mesh the offers with payments upon retirement was Christopher assistant 2.5 percent of base pay per year not changed," he added. secretary of defense for force minus 1 percent for each year voluntary separation incentive management and personnel, said and special separation benefit Jehn said officials had to choose below 20 years. when VSI is a of mixed bag." 15- offers so they serve the same the package was first the act "kind "We did not actively seek put together. Recipients While he praised the number of year retirement," Jehn said. "It purpose. "We want to achieve a who enter positive aspects of the act, he was a tool we didn't think we balanced reduction and minimize See Pay, A-15 Sexual harassment hotline established Navy News SeMce situations, as well as information Toll-free advice available to all on counseling and assistance WASHINGTON D.C.- In available locally. another action to eliminate sexual Department of the Navy personnel Persons using the telephone harassment in the Navy and service will not be required to Marine Corps, the Department of an incident of sexual harassment. and Reserve Affairs) Barbra Pope. identify themselves by name , the Navy began operation of a Assistance is available to all "This line will be another avenue Also, calling the new toll-free toll-free sexual harassment advice Navy and Marine Corps for reliable, timely and number will not, in itself, initiate and counseling telephone line Dec. personnel, including civilian straightforward advice." an investigation. Complaints of 1. employees. The toll-free service may be used sexual harassment normally are The number is 1-800-253-0931 Acting Secretary of the Navy by recipients of sexual reported through the appropriate for callers in the United States. Sean O'Keefe directed the harassment, persons accused of chain of command. Callers from outside the U.S. can establishment of the phone line sexual harassment, those who If the chain of command is phone (DSN) 224-2735 or (703) based on recommendations from have witnessed sexual harassment "part of the problem," or fails to 614-2735 (collect). the standing committee on and those who simply have take action on a complaint, The telephone lines will be military and civilian women in questions about Department of recipients of sexual harassment staffed from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. the Department of the Navy, the Navy policy on sexual may use one of several other Santa Claus is coming to town (Eastern Standard Time) Monday which developed and evaluated harassment. means to report misconduct. Two through Friday. An answering several new initiatives to combat For recipients of sexual of those alternatives are reporting Santa's Village offers both the young and the young-at-heart a chance machine will take messages and sexual harassment. harassment, the staff of the toll- incidents to the Navy Inspector to tell the "chief elf himself' your special Christmas wishes. Santa and provide referral numbers after "We want our members to have free line will offer support that General's Fraud, Waste and Abuse his elves are coming to town Saturday at hanger 104 from 10 a.m.- hours, holidays and weekends. the confidence and support is both physically and emotionally "hotline" (1-800-522-3451), or filing 4 p.m. Admission is free and Santa's Village Is filled with avistmas The new toll-free service is necessary to address sexual removed from the local scene. complaints under Naval goodies for the whole family. See 8-9 for a schedule of events and designed to offer information and harassment at the local level Callers will receive advice on Regulations Article 1150 or transportation Information. advice to anyone who might be when it occurs," said Assistant their roles and responsibilities in Uniform Code of Military Justice involved in, or concerned about Secretary of the Navy (Manpower resolving sensitive or difficult Article 138. Board to elect Retention restructuring felt here new members choices. These are forwarded to force controls were implemented in Major commands can now screen, HQMC where they all compete for the 1985 to actively shape the inventory Joint Public ANaks Mae same seats along with every other of Marines by grade and MOS to the identify local Marines for reenlistment Marine in the Corps who falls into requirements of the Marine Corps and This month's Neighborhood Quality of this category. Hartzell explained the control retention to standardize Life Board (NQLB) meeting will be held allocated 62 "boatspaces," the actual chances of being chosen for enlistment promotion tempo for all MOSs. 17, Joint Public Affairs Office number of spaces available, Dec. one week early because of for these this way are slim. Policy changes were needed to attain Christmas and will focus on the elections first-term Marines. These spaces are 'These of the board for 1998. This will be the Eight years of fine-tuning, personnel almost filled already. "Some Marines may change their these goals, Hartzell said. 1992 Corps "The 1st MEB mind after being accepted for include rank high-tenure marks, such final meeting of and will begin at at Headquarters Marine commanding general 22 7 p. m. in building 267, behind the Branch (HQMC) have established a system has delegated authority to the 3d reenlistment," Hartzell said. "This as 13 years for sergeants and Medici Clinic. that will not only ensure the best Marine Regiment commanding officer could be a second chance for good years for gunnery sergeants, voluntary board, which is Marines remain in the Corps but they Group-24 Marines who were turned down the early transfer for staff non- The turnover of the and the Marine Aircraft commissioned officers to the reserves 1, will be promoted on time, commanding officer to first time." effective Jan. requires that elections also submit requests and the first term alignment plan, - according to the Joint Career Planners be held. All at large members from Marines in their own command- Hartzell said 1st MEB Marines are which include the recent brigade of the board will relinquish their positions Office here. unique restricted MOSs," Hartzell said. lucky in that they only have to reenlistment boards. to make room for the newly-elected board The results of this retention "These include the infantry, artillery compete against other 1st MEB members. restructuring are already being felt at and aviation fields. Marines for the boatspaces. Marines Other programs compliment the See Elect, A-15 the local level. "On Oct.1, there were 25 MOSs assigned to one of the three Marine Marine program and its pyramid For fiscal year 1993, HQMC available for lateral moves," Hartzell expeditionary forces have to compete structure, including the selective authorized major commands to locally said. "By Dec. 4, there were five with Marines in the division, the force reenlistment bonus program, which screen and identify for reenlistment remaining." service support group and the air helps reduce shortages in critical skills and the voluntary separation incentive the most qualified first-term Marines Brigade Marines in a restricted MOS wing . in restricted military occupational desiring to reenlist must follow and special separation benefit, whictr specialties (MOS). These Marines Station Marines don't have alloted provides early-out incentives for standard procedure. However, their with THIS ...ins"cl cannot remain in their primary MOS packages will be screened by each boatspaces and must compete Marines in over-populated and top- e the entire support establishment in and must make a lateral move. commander in their chain of command heavy MOSs. Blotter A-3 However, lateral moves are regulated and then they will be given a ranking, the Marine Corps for reenlistment. "The enlisted career force controls Courts-Martial A-2 by the number of that MOS's available such as "1 of 13 0311s in 1st MEB." When these boatspaces are filled and are like a filter which keep the best Briefs school seats. The number of Marines selected for no more lateral moves are available, Marines in and help them reach A-3 these Marines will be forced out. Sports Briefs B-11 According to GySgt. David Hartzell, reenlistment will be those at the top promotion goals," Hartzell said. "I've non- seen a lot of good first-term Briefly B-10 1st MEB career planning staff of the ranking, depending on the The beginning of this current change Marines commissioned-officer-in-charge, the number of available boatspaces. in retention began in 1984, when then- walk because they weren't allowed to Tickets brigade has 873 first-term Marines The remaining Marines in that Commandant Gen. P.X. Kelly directed reenlist. The standards are harder Movies B-11 eligible for reenlistment in 23 restricted MOS, along with restricted MOS a restructuring of unit table of and they will continue to be. The TV Schedule B-11 MOSs, which constitutes nearly 63 Marines who initially requested a organizations and staffing goals to Marines are looking for a few good Ads percent of MEB personnel. The 1st lateral move and Marines in closed follow a pyramid approach. According men and women but are only willing MEB commanding general was MOSs must submit three lateral move to ALMAR 292/92, the enlisted career to retain their best." A-2 Hawall Marine December 10, 1992 News Force Full Accounting, representatives since October forces during the war. By Joint Affairs Public headquartered at Camp Smith, 1991. To date, 47 Americans and include forensic specialists Representatives of the There are 12 priority cases the previously listed as missing in from the U.S. Army Central Laos have been accounted for, 43 governments of the United States, Identification Laboratory. joint team plans to investigate Laos and Cambodia began two and hopes to investigate as many of whom were the result of joint separate operations in an effort The 29-man U.S. team of POW/ as seven other cases. They are activities. to account for American POW/ MIA specialists will be joined by prepared to conduct excavations There are 81 Americans listed MIAs in the two countries. personnel from the Lao as appropriate. as unaccounted for in Cambodia, government most in areas that the Vietnamese Joint. investigations and The 15 U.S. team members remains recovery operations During the most recent are controlled during the war. operation in Laos, which was supported by a 23-member Army recovery, began Dec. 4 in Laos and will Aviation Detachment from the During the most recent Joint Oct. 23 continue for 14 days in the Lao conducted from to Nov. operation in Cambodia, which 19, a joint U.S./Lao team 26th Infantry Division home- province of Savannakhet. based at Schofield Barracks. was conducted from Oct. 4-28, a This is the eighth joint field conducted operations in joint U.S./Cambodian team activity conducted by U.S. and Savannakhet and Xekong The aviation detachment is conducted investigation, survey investigation Provinces, excavating one site and flying UH-60 Blackhawk Lao representatives this year and recovery operations in under an expanded program of surveying nine cases. helicopters from Phnom Pehn in Kampong Cham and Krachen joint activities, and the 29th since The operation in Cambodia support of the operation. Provinces. The team investigated February 1985. began Dec. 3 and is expected to There are 2,264 Americans still and surveyed 11 priority and 13 kicked off The joint team plans to last 16 days in the Cambodian listed as missing or otherwise secondary cases. investigate 11 priority cases and provinces of Kracheh, Kampong unaccounted for in Indochina. Of There have been 319 Americans as many as 11 other cases in the Chum, Kandayl, Kampot, and that total, 519 are listed as accounted for so far with 270 geographic proximity. Tang Island. unaccounted for in Laos, the from Vietnam, 47 from Laos and The U.S. teams are under the It's the sixth joint field activity majority of whom were lost in two from the People's Republic of operational control of Joint Task conducted by U.S. and Cambodian areas controlled by Vietnamese China.

ENFR Leuli T. Loi-onw a s PFC Paul J. Harveyw a s for four months. co nfinement. forfeiture of all pay and Courts-Martial found guilty by a special court- found found guilty by a special LCpI. Roland H. Pelletier allowances and reduction to Pvt. R.M. Wilkes was found martial of larceny, false swearing court-martial of wrongful1, PFC Jason Frye was found Jr. was found guilty by a general private. guilty by a special court-martial and violating a lawful order. He consuming alcohol, operating a guilty by a special court-martial court-martial of wrongful SSgt. Jessie F. Guy III w as of wrongful use of cocaine. He was sentenced to a bad conduct vehicle while drunk and breaking of unathorized absence. He was distribution of crystal found guilty by a special court- was sentenced to a bad conduct discharge, forfeiture of $200 a restriction. He was sentenced to sentenced to a bad conduct methamphetamine. He was martial of oppressing and discharge, confinement at hard month for three months and confinement at hard labor for discharge, forfeiture of $400 a sentenced to a bad conduct maltreatment by sexual labor for 60 days and forfeiture confinement at hard labor for 75 four months, reduction to private month for two months, reduction discharge, confinement at hard harassment and assault. He was of $400 a month for two months. days. and forfeiture of $520 a month to private and 45 days labor for 15 months, total sentenced to reduction to sergeant.

representative. stop his vehicle and park it in property after another Marine complaintant's house. The cigarettes. When confronted by the pass and registration parking reported an unlawful entry. daughter further stated that the store personnel, the male left the Biotter Other Incidents lot. The Marine returned and Military police made contact with suspect was addicted to cough store and returned with the A dependent wife reported her attempted to exit his vehicle the suspect who spontaneously syrup and that he buys and scissors and demanded to be Military Police Department two daughters missing. Military several times while shouting stated he was "on drugs and consumes seven to eight bottles allowed to take them. The two police made contact with the wife MC/5 Kaneohe Bay obsenities to the MP. The Marine freaked out." Contact was made a week. A permissive search of individuals then left the store who stated she had given her was transported to MPD where with the complaintant who stated the suspect's quarters was without the cigarettes. daughters permission to to go the he was processed and released to that the suspect's dependent conducted with a narcotic detector Alcohol-Related Incidents adjacent quarters to sell cookies. his unit representative. daughter had knocked on his door dog team, which met with During the past week, there A Marine was apprehended MPs conducted a search of the asking for help .negative have been eight larcenies reported for driving under the unfluence, and then rushed results. The suspect was area but met with negative results. A Marine reported a swimmer in. The suspect entered the processed and released to his unit to the military police. Items after military police observed the Upon returning to the quarters, under duress at Pyramid Rock stolen include four DoD decals, vehicle weaving as it quarters behind his daughter. The representative. The daughter and the MP made contact with the Beach. Military police made complaintant attempted to talk a son were released to child two bikes, three necklaces and a approached the main gate. Upon sponsor who found the children contact with the Marine who the suspect into leaving the protective services. wallet. Of these eight larcenies, contact with the driver of the adjacent to the 7-Day Store. The reported the civilian stated she quarters at which time the suspect five were left unsecured and vehicle, a moderate odor of an Marine and his wife were advised could not swim back to shore. swung at the complaintant with Military police received a unattended during the theft. alcoholic beverage was detected of the air station regulation Waterfront Operations made a closed from fist. The complaitant report of an attempted robbery, emitting his breath. The concerning the proper supervision contact with the swimmer and then forced the suspect to sit in after a civilian employee reported Marine was transported to MPD of children. returned her to shore via boat. the stair well at which time the an unidentified male attempted Lost and Found where he was administered and The swimmer sustained no suspect struck the wall leaving a to steal nine cartons of cigarettes The Lost and Found custodian failed a field sobriety test. The A Marine was apprehended injuries. 6"-by-6" hole. Military police from the package store while has in his possesion a Gameboy, Marine elected to submit to a by military police for failure to made contact holding a large keys, a child's purse, a watch blood test, of which with the daughter pair of scissors. the results comply after MPs observed the A Marine was apprehended who stated that the suspect woke Witnesses stated a male and and numerous bicycles. If you are still pending. The Marine Marine fail to stop at the traffic for substance abuse, breach of her and attempted to remove her female entered the store together think any of these items may was issued a suspension letter signal adjacent the main gate. peace, unlawful entry, assault please call Cpl. to from the quarters at which time and attempted to leave without belong to you, and released his unit The MP directed the Marine to and damage to government the daughter ran to the paying for nine cartons of Dunbar at 257-3110.

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Procurement Program (IPPY for up the commissioning program considered. Beginning fiscal year-1994, rate the Medical Service Corps (MSC), to as many as 6,000 additional Selectees for the 1993 IPP will increases for the MGIB and Changes of makes petty officers second class corpsmen and dental technicians. receive officer commissions in the RMGIB will be indexed to Briefs eligible for the specialties of To allow newly eligible Naval Reserve and will commit changes in the consumer price command health care administration and candidates more time to prepare for up to four years of service, index. LtCol. James E. Cartwright will Commissioning physician assistant. and submit their applications for depending upon the length of the relinquish command of Marine Until now, only HMs and DTs commissioning, the Bureau of training program. This obligation Fighter Attack Squadron-232 to opportunities who were E-6 or above could apply Naval Personnel has extended the is one year longer than in the LtCol. David F. Goold at 5 p.m. WASHINGTON (NNS)- for this program. In another application due date for the fiscal past. Live nativity today at hangar 110, Naval Air Despite the Navy's drawdown, change, age waivers will be year-1993 selection board to Jan. There will be a live nativity at Station Barbers Point. opportunities are growing for authorized up to age 38 for the 15, 1993. All academic credentials Amended class Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Goold is coming from the hospital corpsmen (HM) and physician assistant program this not included in the original Pearl City Sunday. Marine Aircraft Group-24, S-3. application, such as transcripts Two shows dental technicians (DT) to receive year, opening up this opportunity will begin at 6 and 7 p.m. Cartwright will be reassigned to commissions as officers. to many senior HMs and DTs. and CLEP exam scores, must be schedule There were class changes to Live animals and a complete Headquarters Marine Corps. A recent change to the Inservice Together, these changes open received by Feb. 1, 1993, to be cast reenacting the first The uniform for the day for the MCAS Kaneohe Bay term 2- will be 93, which runs Jan. 11-March 24, Christmas while several carols military personnel are played and the Christmas camouflage utilities. Civilians schedule for Wayland Baptist may wear aloha attire. "Marketing Yourself for a Second Career" University which ran in the Nov. story is narrated. 26 issue of the Hawaii Marine. Community caroling will be at 6:30 p.m. and refreshments will Col. Kenneth D. Frantz will A Free Two Hour Professional Lecture for Officers and Senior NCO's The blocks should read as follows: relinquish command of Brigade Mon. Fed/State PS 2301 W; Tues. be served after the second Who Plan to Leave the Service in the Next One to Five Years. program. Service Support Group-1 to Col. NT Hist Reign 1302 W; Wed. Fin Gary H. Hughey in a ceremony (Not only.) Spouses are cordially invited. Mgmt Fin 3309 W; Thurs. Interper The church is located 1 1/2 for retirees miles Ewa of Pearl Ridge on Kam at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Dewey Last year this outstanding educational lecture was presented to over 27,000 Corn Sp 4310 W; Fri. Prin Mkt Squ are. Mkt 3312 W. Highway next to Longs and military personnel at 105 different military installations. Holiday Mart. Frantz will move to FMFPAC where he will be the G-3 plans Essential for those leaving the service prior to full retirement, SERB, RIF, or at Somalia officer. Hughey is coming to retirement. BSSG-1 from the 1st Marine You must get started on the right track in the job search. This lecture will do that!! deployment Expeditionary Brigade where he was the G-4. Attending this lecture is an investment in the future for you and your family. Headquarters Marine Corps MEB Christian doesn't envision having to resort The uniform for the day for Each attendee receives a copy of the booklet to the strict personnel Christmas military personnel will be Marketing Yourself for a Second Career. management procedures it used camouflage utilities. Civilians during the Gulf War to man units banquet may wear aloha attire. LEARN ABOUT: deploying to Somalia, according The 1st Marine Expeditionary Your competition for finding a job to ALMAR 372/92, DTG 032007 Brigade Chaplains Section will Perform in "A Comparison of military vs civilian benefits December 92. sponsor a Christian Christmas The ALMAR states it's very banquet at the Staff NCO Club Christmas Carol" Anxieties common to career change unlikely that a stop-loss program, from 6:30-10 p.m. Dec. 19. Earn three college credits while Pitfalls in becoming a civilian recalling of retired personnel or The banquet will feature a great calling-up reserve units will take holiday menu, live choral groups, performing in a video presentation Rejection Shock place during the operation. and sing-along music. It's a great of "A Christmas Carol." Richard MacPherson will be Marketing your military skills and networking Female Marines will deploy time for singles and families, with their units or be flown into Protestants and Catholics, to instructing Chaminade's interim, The hidden job market theater if the unit must transit gather for a holiday dinner and Dec. 19-Jan. 9, Acting Workshop. Professional "headhunters/counselors" by amphibious shipping. "keep Christ in Christmas." MacPherson has established his acting credentials with his role Executive search firms The message said the Tickets can be purchased Commandant of the Marine Corps through unit chaplains or by as Stork in the motion picture, Why some will fail to get a good job intent is to execute the Somalia SSgt. Wallace/Sgt. "Fists of Steer' as well as several contacting appearances in the former Preparing a competitive and marketable resume deployment with a minimum of Shoemate at 257-5716. Tickets extraordinary personnel actions. can also be purchased at the television series "Magnum P.I." Writing broadcast, sales, arid cover letters banquet. He will also appear in the season opener of "Raven." Effective interviewing Montgomery GI MacPherson and Chaminade Salary negotiation and perks University invite interested people Bill to come and explore that creative Books, research documents, and publications concerning this subject Effective April 1, 1993, Post office hours "other" you. For more information Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) The post office at the Marine call, 254-1256. Time and Date 0900-1130, Friday, 11 December benefits will increase from $350 Corps Exchange will extend its to $400 per month for a three hours of operation to include Location MCAS Kaneohe Bay Station Theater year or longer initial enlistment, Saturdays during December. The Volunteers and from $275 to $325 per month extended hours will be in effect Volunteers are needed to assist Project Officer "MAO Phone 257-3319 for a two-year enlistment. Saturday and Dec. 19. The post in the operation of two food Cost FREE Benefits under the Reserve office will be open for stamps booths at Aloha Stadium to Montgomery GI Bill (RMGIB) will and parcels from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. benefit Kalaheo High School. LECTURER: Colonel Doug Carter, USAF (Ret), Director, Officer Placement Service increase from $170 to $190 per and for money orders from 9 a.m. - Proceeds from the booths go The Retired Officers Association, 201 North Washington Street month. These rates apply to full 2:30 p.m. Christmas stamps are toward student scholarships. For Alexandria, VA 22314 (703) 838-0547 time school attendance. Part- available at both post offices on more information, call SSgt. time attendance is pro-rated. the air station. Sharrer at 257-5733. 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Just before serving, reheat sugar, four 3-inch sticks cinnamon celebrations where alcoholic Call a taxi and have your or more of the following non- slowly. Strain to remove spices. and 1 1/2 teaspoons whole cloves. beverages are served. guest taken home. Pay for the alcoholic drinks. Spiced Cider 1 qt. cider 12 whole Serve hot, in mugs or punch cups, Traditionally, the responsibility cab yourself. (It's hard to object cloves Heat to boiling; reduce heat and to a free ride). The next morning 1/2 C sugar 2 cinnamon sticks along with cookies. Makes 8 simmer 15 to 20 minutes. Strain. for safely driving home has rested dash salt 5 whole allspice servings. solely upon the guests; but the your friend will probably thank Coffee Eggnog 25 servings. you 2 eggs, separated 1 T vanilla extract host of the party is now expected and will gladly reimburse 1/3 C sugar 2 C milk, chilled to shoulder part of the you. dash salt 1/3 C instant coffee responsibili ty. When other measures fail, call 1 C heavy cream, E PARTY'S OVER AND For this reason the Naval police to prevent your guest from whipped . Safety Center makes the following driving. You may be shocked by In a small bowl of an electric suggestions for responsibly this suggestion, but measures mixer, beat egg whites at high dealing with guests who have must be taken to prevent someone speed until soft peaks form. had too much to drink. who has had too much to drink Gradually beat in sugar until stiff Make the suggestion to your from driving. There is little peaks form. In large bowl, beat guests that your drive them home. chance your friend will be egg yolks until lemon colored. They can always come back for arrested, and the sight of a police Gradually beat in coffee, salt, their car the next day. officer just might cause him or vanilla, milk and 3/4 C water. Suggest that your guest stay her to act a bit more rationally. Stir in egg white mixture and overnight at your home. This These are some of the ways whipped cream; mix well. Serve may involve some inconvenience other hosts and hostesses have well chilled with chocolate for you, but you could be saving handled the problem. You don't sprinkled over each serving. your friend's life. have to limit yourself to these Make 12 servings. If your guest insists on suggestions. Anything you can driving, try to take the car keys do to prevent a drunken guest from Jogger's Nog away. Your guest may resent it, driving is fair game. 1-1/2 C pineapple juice, chilled but if he or she is too drunk to One way the host/hostess can 1 T honey 1/2 C plain yogurt listen to reason, you must take prevent the problem from arising 6 ice cubes Holiday safety sense can prevent needless disaster and get it in water right away," "People who buy lights cheaply Irvine stressed. "If you leave the Joint Public Affairs Office Irvine said. "Always keep the at a swap meet might be house or go to bed, turn them off. Safety checklist tree stand full of water because purchasing foreign-made lights," The geckos won't care." To prevent your Christmas the tree will continue to drink it." he said. "These usually don't Children's safety As for units and sections that holidays from becoming a To keep the tree alive as long as meet the standards of U.S.-made have holiday lights, station fire Don't leave children alone for a minute or you invite accidents at Christmas disaster, heed guidelines and possible, Irvine also recommends lights." People also need to check limo. using inspectors require that they be Plug-in electric toys 'should be labeled for fire safely by a testing agency. procedures suggested by the Joint tree food that is sold in their lights for frayed wires or turned off one hour prior to Don't buy highly combustible toys or ones that use flammable liquids. Safety Center here. stores. broken bulbs he said. leaving at the end of the day. Christmas trees and lights can If your tree is badly shedding "Make sure that you use the Using staples to hang up lights Your tree be a fire hazard if safety needles or you can pull them off right lights, too," Irvine said. or running wires through Don't bay a tree with shedding needle.. precautions aren't followed, said easily, it's dead," he said. "You "Indoor lights for inside the house, doorways is prohibited and Cud off 2" from the trunk. Keep the tree in water in a non-tip stand and Bo Irvine, fire protection should get rid of your tree as outdoor or indoor/outdoor for decorations must be fire-resistant. away from exits and .ource. of heat. specialist. soon as it dies, no matter if it's outside. And don't use lights on ?bailie trees should have a fire- retardant label. Trees and lights must be taken "Most Christmas trees sold in the day after Christmas and you a metal tree." People with the down by Dec. 28, the first work Hawaii are cut in October, put want to keep it up until New artificial, silvery trees can get a day after Christmas. Lighting safety on refrigerated barges Year's." shock if a short-circuit occurs, he and take Irvine illustrated common ways Lighting sate most be labeled by a safety-testing agency. Replace worn seta. four to six weeks to be shipped "Make sure the stand will said. Spotlights with revolving Don't overload outlets. Protect wires from injury. here," he said. "They could support the tree you put it in," colored disks are available for fires have started in the home Outdoors, use special outdoor lighting. he trees. during the holiday season. Unplug the lighting before you leave the house or go to bed. already be starting to dry out so warned. "An unstable tree is purchase for those you need to shop around to find an accident waiting to happen." "Whatever you do, don't use "Kids playing with matches or one that isn't." 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Crawford recomendation to slow down fires and communication systems. "That fire was the straw that (station commanding officer) has roosting and nesting habitat to is being considered. All fire-prone of trees in maintaining his mandates to areas easier to protect and less The new waterline is part of a broke the camel's back," said Dr. grasses may be replaced with strategic plan to decrease the fire Diane Drigot, head of Kaneohe protect wildlife As well as likely to be impacted by fires native plants and other plant By Cpl. Aaron Marlin danger to the Ulupa'u Head Environmental Branch. "Even accomplishing mission originating in the RTF impact species which are more fire SW Wale, Wildlife Management Area though other temporary solutions requirements," Dr. Drigot said. area. resistant; therefore, not only will (WMA). had taken place, the waterline The Ulupau Head Fire According to Scott Henderson, the waterline provide ample Officials from several Management Plan states three natural resources management but government agencies have In recent years, several will provide a permanent asset in amount of water to fight fires unintentional brushfires were preventing fires from spreading."' other stategies which will be taken specialist, this process has already it will also provide irrigation embarked upon a $72,000 started. Eighty artificial nest/ new vegetation. to protect an water for project roost platforms have been erected. The waterline ecologically and The new homes will lure the birds system project is archeologically sensitive area further away from the impact scheduled to be completed in here. area. March. The Nu'upia Ponds Wildlife Another strategy will be to Meanwhile, rifle range Management Area is reduce the fire's fuel, mainly personnel are doing a few minor threatened by the grass. This will prevent the repairs of their own. encroachment of non-native fires from spreading into the "We discovered a few things mangrove trees. roosting and nesting trees. that need to be worked on," The mangrove, which was The last of the three strategies Windsor said. introduced to the island of is to enhance the ability of range "Closing the range for the Molakai in 1904, has spread personnel and fire fighting waterline project will afford us to all tIM Hawaiian Islands agencies to detect and respond the opportunity to work on this and destroyed many areas effectively to fires before they and do all our other military which have been breeding spread into the WMA, Irvine training." grounds for the endangered explained. One of the major repairs will Hawaiian stilt and other shore For more than a year, range be installing a new birds. personnel have been receiving communication system, by The Nu'upia Ponds Wildlife wildlife firefighting training. Marines of Marine Wing Support Management Area (NPWMA), Cpls. Tim Cross and Russel Wymla jackhammer the asphalt to lay communication wire. "During the three-week rifle Squadron-174. located within the confines of the station, is the third largest area for stilts to breed in the Hawaiian islands. The Nu'upia Ekahi Pond, located just outside the H-3 gate is (Eclipse° presently being cleared of the Too Many Bills? troublesome mangrove. PALI PALMS DENTAL CENTER tasirinting' The project, which is congressionally mandated Immediate Relief DENTAL SERVICES veT .mars f r - outlays. through the Legacy Resource from Creditor For Your Comfort, Privacy ak. Car or 9 use Prot4xUon. Management Program, is Harassment Your underway at a cost of $72,000. 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A BSSG-1 corpsman hooks up an electrocardiograph monitor to an Sgt. Koren Doll Injured" Marine In the field hospital ward section. Corpsmen and Marine litter-bearers load "Injured" Marines aboard ambulances during the start of a BSSG-1 mass-casualty drill and field hospital exercise Dec. 3.

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They took the ordered. being an NCO," explained Sgt. initiative to develop a one- It reads "The foundations of Besides support changes, the Christopher Storey, student in week seminar for corporals. leadership are taught here," change to an all-sergeant NCOBC Class 2-93 and a The Junior NCO Leadership above the door to the course has also caused the cook with the 2d Battalion, 3d Seminar will teach them the classroom of the instructors to adapt a little. Marines. "What I observed in basics of being an NCO and Noncommissioned Officers "It's a significant change," Saudi was that the reality is will assist the units on Oahu Basic Course (NCOBC). explained GySgt. Juan that my Marines and my life in training their corporals. Williams, the noncommissioned depends on how well trained I If the ambitious plans of "When Headquarters officer in charge of NCOBC. Marine the NCOBC instructors are Corps took away any formal "Since they are all sergeants, The staff tries to emphasize completed, the foundations will PME for corporals, we tc they are more mature and are the importance tried be built and maintained at of keeping up develop something better educated." on Marine skills by setting to keep the school for NCOs and staff corporals in the PME NCOs. While the instructors have the example. All the support program," explained had to change how they personnel for the course SSgt. Due to an overall Charles Woods, an instructor instruct a there a restructuring of the Marine little, isn't participate in many aspects of for NCOBC and the lot of difference between the one in Corps' professional military the training like the physical charge of the corporal education (PME) program, course now and before Oct. 1. training (PT) and the field seminar. corporals no longer attend the With the standardized MCU exercise. basic course. classes given during the The administration chief, Thirty corporals will be Since Oct. I, only sergeants course, some physical training SSgt. Michael Valiente, is one allowed to attend the seminar. are allowed to attend the and close order drill sessions of the support Marines who It will be given approximately co urse. were cut while other classes does more than paperwork. every six weeks. Although the change might like training management and He teaches classes on "Some appear simple, was part more battle skills were added. counseling and the of the sergeants in it of the school a fundamental change in the Although the drill classes performance evaluation system will be teaching some of way the Marine Corps trains may be shorter, they are no as well as runs the remedial the classes," Woods its leaders. less important. PT program. He also explained. "They will also be conducting The course was one of six "One of the things Marines participates in the field the inspections and leading some the to become a formal Marine are known for is drill," exercise. of guided Corps school under the Marine explained SSgt. Guy Whimper, "Doing this job enhances my discussions so we can evaluate Corps University (MCU) at the drillmaster and a Marine Corps training as a them on leadership skills." instructor for NCOBC. "As a basic rifleman and gets me Quantico, Va. All other Some of the classes the sergeant, a Marine should be out of the office," Valiente courses were closed. corporals will be given are on able to get in front of a said. also sets a good "The primary reason for the "It basic leadership, weapons, drill change was money," explained platoon and move it from one example for the students." and PT. lstSgt. Manuel Sanchez, the point to another. It helps Although many subjects are director of NCOBC. "Money give a Marine confidence and taught during the course, the There has been a lot of was only allocated for shows leadership and control. underlying message is that the interest from many units in sergeants through gunnery The instructors have another sergeants must know all their the seminar, Woods explained. sergeants for PME. It's now challenge in that the Marines Marine skills to be successful the units' responsibility to they teach come from many leaders. Besides units here, there has train their corporals." different military occupational "I have more respect for all been a lot of interest from One thing the change has specialties (MOSS), units and NCOs because of the around the Marine Corps in helped is to give the backgrounds. knowledge we are supposed to the seminar. instructors better equipment Even though they may give have," Storey said. "This as Now MCU is looking at well ae many additional some Marines extra help, all course has taught me I can developing standardized resources they Marines are expected to meet do anything I want to do." didn't have training plans that units could before. the same standards. The Marine Corps is quickly use to train their corporals. Since there is a direct "I consider an MOS a moving toward requiring all support link to MCU for hobby," Whimper said. "I'm sergeants to complete NCOBC Much like a civilian funding, personnel and not too concerned about what - or the old course - or university, MCU and its equipment, the school doesn't a Marine does, they are all they will not be considered for satellite "campus" here is have to rely on the host Marine sergeants. Every promotion or reenlistment. developing into a haven for command - MCAS Kaneohe Marine is a basic rifleman." "Every sergeant that takes learning. It's also a place Bay - to give up anything Learning how to be a his or her career seriously where a Marine never stops Sgt. Bernard Walker runs through the surf at Fort Hase Beach during to run the school, Sanchez rifleman as well as being should inquire about coming learning the skills required to the NCO Basic Course, French Foreign Legion run. The run gave the explained. proficient in their MOS is to NCOBC," Williams stated. lead, survive and win in Marines an Idea of how they compare to another military force. The course now has its own something many of the While corporals no longer combat.

Sgt. Pout SchooMer Sgt. Joseph Santana practices the sword manual portion of a drill card. Third squad discusses the values in their Marines. Guided discussions, often coo g uided expioslons, topic of how to instill and develop called are Although there are less drill classes, It is still a staple at the NCO Basic an important method of learning during the course. Course.

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is of By Sgt. Paul Schneider training cheaply. practice spotting and calling there any wasteland battlefield come alive. A Wolfsen explained that the destroyed vehicles. Steil Yeller It may not seem cost- for artillery. computer acts like the gun computer is able to simulate effective, but almost every day Even though they destroy The battle takes place line and fire direction center all types of artillery rounds as Marines are destroying tanks, everything they come across through the use of slides and of an artillery battery. well as other supporting arms In today's budgetary climate, armored personnel carriers and on the battlefield, in actuality computer simulation. There are 11 slide projectors like mortars and naval training smart also means other targets on base to there are no rounds fired, nor Marines can call in rounds which produce the simulation. gunfire. and see the results all day One is used for the terrain There are also several long at the Training, Set, view and the rest are used to battlefields to choose from. Fire, Observation classroom in put special effects, like tanks, Twentynine Palms, Calif., San building 243. The system snipers and the artillery Clemente, Calif., Fulda Gap, simulates the audio and visual strikes, on the screen. Germany, and a few sites at effects of a Marine sitting in "TSFO gets Marines into a Fort Sill, Okla., can be used. an observation post and controlled environment where "This was pretty realistic experiencing a battlefield procedures scene. they can get the and it taught us about observers is down," explained 2dLt. another job other than our For forward this Matthew Dwyer, Battery B, own," explained LCpI. Jamie cheap. "We can shoot all 1st Battalion., 12th Marines, Reynolds, EM Plt., 1st Radio day," explained Tom Wolfson, who was the instructor for a Bn. "I would like to see a who operates the TSFO class given to the Electronics live fire now, but this is trainer. "Hawaii doesn't have Maintenance Platoon of probably the closest I will very many places to shoot. Headquarters and Service ever get." This gives them practice Company, 1st Radio Battalion. without having to go to the Being able to give every Mainland." The battlefield may only be Marine, no matter what their Although the system has a slide, but not to the job specialty, the chance to been around for several years, computer. It figures into its call for and adjust artillery what the system can do is computations the rocks, fire is the biggest benefit of impressive. depressions and other changes the system. The front wall of the in the terrain. "This gives Marines a classroom is almost entirely If a student calls in a chance to apply the principles the "battlefield," which is an round that falls into a and procedures of calling-for- 8-by-16-foot screen upon which depression, then the Marine fire and see all the techniques different battlefields are must adjust fire to get out of come together," Dwyer said. projected. it. "It's very good for first Like a college lecture hall, "If you could, you would timers." the rows of student seats are always want to do this in the The Marine Corps wants tiered so all students have an field," Dwyer said. "But this every Marine to be a warrior, Sgt. Paul Schneider unobstructed view of the is a cheap way to do it and but with the current low builds confidence for when LCpl. Christopher Wold, EM Plt., 1st Radio Bn., watches the screen for the. Impact of artillery round. The Marines battlefield. it budgets, training must be low were practicing calling-for and adjusting artillery fire. The back of the classroom you actually shoot live cost. TSFO gives the Marine is where Wolfsen makes the ordnance." Corps both.

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If anyone who works with The office has three explained Sophia Ruffin, a Although the military was computers receives a message sections; LAN, maintenance computer specialist. "We are one of the first "industries" to like that, it can cause a and customer support to serve were the link starts." use computers, keeping up critical loss of time and a the station. The customer service section with the increasing office critical loss of sanity. "Everyone is starting to find has to be know a little, or technology is difficult. Luckily, for the Marines and out what they can do with a sometimes a lot, about Among the first computers civilians who work for the computer and they want one everything. They also have were those developed for the station, they have someone to on their desk," Titus said. to know when to bring in Army and Navy during World share their problems with. "Now we are going to have to help from the maintenance or War II to calculate trajectories The Marines and civilians of go out and find out who LAN sections. of cannon shells. The the Station Information really needs them." "In one day we get between military continues to be one Systems Management Office Allocation of computer 50-100 calls," Ruffin said. of the main users of advanced (SISMO) are only a phone resources is no small task. "Sometimes one customer can computer technology, much of call away. There are 763 computers take four hours or more." which goes into weapons Although it often seems like which SISMO maintains. When the computer systems. the only time anyone thinks Matching the proper type of specialists go out on a field Unfortunately for those on about SISMO is when computers and programs to a call, they often find more station who are still pounding something goes wrong, they particular section is one of things wrong. away on keyboards of about do much more than just fix the jobs of the customer "I always take what I call seven-year-old computers, it computers. support section. my 'doctor's bag' with seems as if the military is They maintain the local The three civilians of the utilities and programs so I behind. Srat Paul Schneider area network (LAN), security section, who are computer can help them with other "I should buy about 120 for the station's computers, specialists, validate computer problems while I'm there," micros to replace old A part Of a computer Is checked In the maintenance section's test teach classes, write programs needs as well as write Ruffin explained. computers, but I only have a computer. In order to find out what Is wrong with a computer, they budget of $150,000, most of place a suspect part Into a test computer to see It the part will run which goes to maintenance properly. and the LAN," Titus explained. connectivity with computers on remaining computers to the The maintenance section, the station and around the LAN is a major project the two Marines, works about 60 Marine Corps becomes more section continues to work on. hours a week to try to keep important, keeping the network While the Marines and all 763 computers - which maintained is becoming more civilians often to try to handle doesn't include monitors, critical. a lot with only a small printers and laptop computers There are two civilians and staff, there are some things - up and running. one Marine who string cables, which have helped them. "We have about a one to install network cards and The Marine Corps is trying three week turn around on the maintain the network of about to standardize the software it computers," explained Cpl. 400 computers, Titus explained. uses, Titus explained. Elaine Rogers, a computer Perhaps the most important It makes it easier on the technician. "Some computers job of the section though is computer user also. The may take an entire day to fix the security chief. office can teach classes on the - or longer. A software For those who might wonder standard software packages conflict is the hardest to solve why a security chief would be which helps increase the since we have to get the important, he is the one who student's productivity. machine to fail first before we controls access mainframe "Computers are becoming can fix it." computer which links all the more important because of the What takes the longest computers together. If he downsizing," Ruffin said. during the maintenance doesn't maintain the integrity "Our workload has increased, process is the "burn in time." of the network, computer but the people in this office The technicians run 96 hours viruses and hackers can get haven't." of continuous diagnostics on in and crash the system. "If I had money and people, the system to make sure the "Security is a big problem it would solve most of my problem was fixed and there we have," Titus said. "People problems," Titus said. are no other problems. don't change their passwords While SISMO is probably Titus explained that the two when they check out or move the most unknown office on Marines save the station to a new job." station until a problem occurs, about $450,000 a year in He went on to explain that anyone who has spent a few maintenance costs just for the using an open, unused, LAN days without their computer Zenith computers. account is the primary way a can understand how important apt Paul Schneider Besides the maintenance and hacker or unauthorized person it is. And it's rapidly customer service support could gain access to the becoming one of the most Evelyn Flores, a computer specialist, works on a new computer before sending It out to one of the station section, the LAN section also station computer system. important to help the station offices. A diagnostic utility Is run on the computer to check It out and programs are loaded onto the computers. keeps very busy. As Continuing to connect the fulfill its missions.

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DECEMBER 11-13, 1992 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST rainbow Annex, barbers Point Interiors Plus, Pearl Harbor COM This advertisement was not paid for, in whole or in part, by the Department of the Navy or the Navy Exchange. This advertisement does not constitute endorsement by the Navy Exchange, the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Government of the products or services advertised. A-14 Hawaii Marine December 10, 1992 , Feature Kaneohe Marine worked for peace in Cambodia fire and peace talks. were fired upon a few times Rouge. The devastation By Cpl. Aaron Martin and other times we sensed makes the sort Miler Bringing these groups together villages almost was an important goal of the that we were being watched stone age," explained Scott U. N. teams. as we traveled through the about the conditions there. Cambodia has been a "'When we got there jungle. When that happened The Khmer Rouge began a troubled nation for many first it was a very hostile we would wait in a certain bloodbath of killing and years. Warring factions and area, moments later someone atrocities like few in the bitterness over the atrocites environment," Scott said. "These people have gone would come out the jungle. annals of history. of the past continue to plague through some very hard times Scott explained that the roads "Did you ever read about the war-torn country. and is difficult for them to and trails were often mined. the killing fields? They are The United Nations, with it trust anyone." There was a great risk there I was in them," Scott the assistance of a small - The military advisors involved each time the teams said. number of U. S. Marines, is consisted of six officers with went out; the warring factions The bitterness from the working toward peace there. one commander. Advisors are very disciplined and atrocities of the past is one of Captain Kevin Scott, would travel in groups of two believe strongly in their the reasons for lack of executive officer, Company and an interpreter. The ideology. cooperation toward peace. 7th Communications Battalion, interpreter was usually a The strongest, and perhaps "Negotiations were difficult returned from Cambodia Nov. Cambodian. The members of the most infamous group, is until they began to see us 30 where he served as a the team went into various the Khmer Rouge. The leader more often and we began to observer. U.N. military areas of the country unarmed. of Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot, was develop a relationship with The 35-year-old Racine, Wis., They wanted the people to responsible for the death of the people. The hostilities native served as a member of know the purpose of their more than 1 million people slowly began to loosen and the delegation under the mission was peace. between 1975 and 1978. there developed a small degree United Nations Transitional "Every morning I would get Scott, an infantry officer for of trust," Scott said. "The Authority Cambodia (UNTAC). up at 5 a.m. and walk the Marine Corps, was rainy season also helped us Cambodia, a country located through the village speaking involved with negotiations negotiate with the groups. If west of Vietnam, has been in to the people who had shops with three of the four they can't fight because of the turmoil since the end of the and worked in the village. factions, including the Khmer weather, they were willing to Vietnam conflict. Hope for When I first got there they Rouge. talk.' an end to the bloodshed came were hesistant to talk, but One problem which is "I believe that we made a when the four major warring after a short time they began common to all is the death lot of headway in the factions reached a peace to know me and the reason and negotiations with the three I destruction brought about 0:00,0 or cap. agreement, which was signed was there," Scott said. by the Khmer Rouge. It groups my team was involved Oct. 23, 1991, in Paris. "The people of Cambodia impacted every family in with," said the 12-year Capt. Kevin Scott, military advisor for the United Nations, stands In the Scott's mission was to bring want peace and they were Cambodia. veteran. streets of Kompong Cham wtlh his pet pig, Pol Pot. Scott was part the opposing factions together willing to help negotiate that "Civilization has been set "There were difficult of a peace keeping force In the war-tom nation of Cambodia. in order to coordinate cease- peace," Scott explained. "We back in time by the Khmer situations many times. Once we were in a village talking military history," Scott said. "Some British soldiers with the Anki, one of the emphasized. said a hurricane had hit warring factions, when the Scott, whose father was also Hawaii That worried me Khmer Rouge began an a Marine officer, requested to because I was thousands of attack. The leader of the be a part of the U. N. peace miles away. I did not know Anki instructed us to leave keeping force after reading a which island it hit or how because if we were taken message from Headquarters bad it was until I was able captive by the Khmer Rouge, Marine Corps. He went to communicate with my wife; we would be killed. We through his chain of command then I was relieved." decided to stay. By doing that for approval and was selected Lisa, and their two children we gained face (respect) with for the mission. 7-year-old Aimee and 5-year-old to the leaders and that helped Scott and his wife Lisa Joshua were all surprised the negotiations." when he discussed the possiblility of see their father He has spent the better part going to Cambodia. Although returned home Nov. 30. the last three years away and family are of he was excited about going he "My wife from home. He was been very with 3d not seen his wife or two terrific. They have has about my being Battalion, 3d Marines, which children much in the last understanding deployed to Okinawa and Scott said. cannot three years so the family away," "I Desert Shield/Storm. Upon put to words how how great discussed it and felt it would returning to Hawaii from that my wife has been through all he went. deployment he was sent to be all right if of this." Cambodia as part of UNTAC. The U. N. mail system was Scott knows that his time Scott's interest in Cambodia very slow in Cambodia so in Cambodia was a first step was both personal and of correspondence was almost in bringing a nation back professional origin. non-existent. Communicating together as one. Now that with his family was often coo., of coot Ktmn soon "I have always felt that his task is completed with the Southeast Asia was a difficult. United Nations he can focus Capt. Kevin Scott with members of the U.N. peace keeping force in Cambodia. Horse and cart transportation interesting region of the world. "It was almost two weeks his efforts on enjoying his Is common In Cambodia. (pictured left to right, Maj. Vlrod of India, Lt. Martin Harriman of the Royal Naval It has a unique and historic before I had any information work and bringing his family U.K. and Capt. 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C/O 10117.50 WS 3822.90 The net effect of these changes 2401E-BASIC PAY IS UNIRED TO 89216.50 BY LEVEL V OF THE EXECUTIVE SCHEDULE, is to make VSI/SSB more C/93 AUTHORIZED24YEARS-13F.SERVICE LONGEVITY INCREASEFOR 05, W5, WI. Et. El, sad U. attractive, Jehn said. He said the programs are working well, but DoD officials Sow" OASOIMI4PIA14.11/1 will continue to monitor them and to seek changes from Congress if they see the need. Civilian transition programs the RIF process," Jehn said. He raise effective Jan. 1, 1993, rather than the previous limit of fared well in the act. Congress said DoD wants to avoid the RIF maintains parity between four. "The .... extension will be authorized DoD to offer up to process not only because it results servicemembers and DoD offered at those bases with a $25,000 retirement or resignation in involuntary separations, but civilians. clear shortage of affordable bonus to selected civilian also because of the turmoil and Defense plans to ask for the housing," Jehn said. "For the employees. This authority runs uncertainty it creates. full military pay raise allowable most part, we are talking about through the end of fiscal 1997. Defense plans to start the in fiscal 1994. Officials will bases heavily impacted by troops DoD must eliminate 100,000 more incentive program in January determine that amount at the end returning from Europe." Rules positions by then. DoD must 1993. of the third quarter of fiscal 1993. will come out soon, he said. also cut overseas positions 30 The law now requires RIF Another military pay change percent by the end of fiscal 1996, notices be issued 60 days ahead added a longevity increase at the The act requires a 5 percent cut going from about 320,000 to of the reduction of 120 if it affects 24-year point. "The sense was a in senior executive service 192,000. He said these incentives 50 or more people. longevity increase at the 24-year positions. Remembrance will be tightly controlled and used Jehn warned the 60- and 120- point would encourage some folks "It protects those dependents of A Marine bugler plays taps and the national ensign Is lowered to to lessen the impact of reduction day notices will create uncertainty to retire at 24 years rather than retirement-eligible members when half-mast to show respect during the Dec. 7 ceremony here in force (RIF). Jehn said DoD for the civilian work force. "They wait for the longevity increase at they are separated without commemmoratIng the 51st anniversary of the Japanese bombing will use the civilian early will perhaps increase the number 26, and that would ease the retirement benefits because they of Pearl Harbor and the air station. Laying a wreath during retirement and resignation of canceled and changed notices drawdown," Jehn explained. He have been found guilty of spouse the ceremony were Col. R.R. Crawford, station commander and bonuses the same way it is using associated with the RIF process," has no idea why there was no or child abuse," Jehn said. Col. Gary Hughey, assistant chief of staff, 1st MEB G-4. Navy Cmdr. the tools to reduce the size of the he said. "Obviously, for the increase at the 24-year point up Without this law, he said, D.O. Travers, station chaplain, gave an invocation to begin the military. individuals involved, more notice to now. individuals suffering abuse might ceremeony. 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Pearl Harbor Barbers Point Nowa Marine December 10, 1992 '174 sinks Navy SPORTS length pass to Sullivan, who drove to Briefs By Sgt. Marion Martin the basket for an open lay-up. Burton Stoll WINN regained the lead for the Marines Santa's singles with another strong move to the The Martinez Fitness Center at Schofield Marine Wing Service Support-174 basket. Barracks is hosting a singles racquetball battled with Navy B team in a drawn Navy's Tom Ruble found a few tournament for active duty, retired military, out, low-scoring game. Three minutes openings and snatched the lead back, their dependents and civilians, Dec. 16- had run off the clock before either 24-23. The lead shifted back and forth 18 from 6-9 p.m. The tourney is single team scored. MWSS-174, however, until Larry Williams went to work. elimination with consolation round. Eye picked up the pace in the second half Williams played aggressively and protection is mandatory. and sunk the Navy team, 40-31. did a good job of trying to intimidate Participants must check in 30 minutes Navy's Doug Sullivan basketed the the Navy's offense. He gave MWSS- prior to start of match. first points of the game. He made 174 the lead for good, 32-25. Navy Matches are played best two out of three; good on an open shot, then followed paid no mind to his scare tactics and . two games to 15 points and tie breaker it with a three-pointer to give the growling. However, after a couple of to 11. There is a men's and women's open, Navy an early 5-0 lead. jumpers and a monstrous, crowd- novice and senior's division. Entry fee is The wingers caught up to the Navy, awakening dunk, it was obvious that $18 per player, including banquet at but weren't able to overcome them he was serious. Leleihua Golf G :arse, Wednesday at 6:30 until the second half. The game went It was basic, fundamental basketball p.m. Entry deadline is today and no entries back and forth with each team which helped MWSS-174 get their act will be accepted by mai. Awards will working to stay abreast the other. together. "It was just putting the right be presented to first place, second place The halftime score was 17-15, Navy. people in at the right time," Ellis and consolation winners in each division. "We weren't playing our ball and explained. "We started crashing the we didn't run plays like we should've," boards, boxing out and passing the said a frustrated Jeff Ellis, coach/ ball around more. It was all that stuff Rod & Gun Club player. we didn't do in the first half." The K-Bay Rod & Gun Club will meet Ellis sought to cure the problem in After the wingers jumped to a seven- at 7 p.m, Tuesday, in the MAG-24 the second half. After a push-off call point lead, it was downhill for the Headquarters conference room, building was made against MWSS-174's offense, Navy team. Intimidation and good 301. Elections will be held and plans made Ellis told his players to settle down. defense on the part of Ellis set up for hunting in January 1993. Military and After getting the offense on the right scoring opportunities for Bernard civilians are invited to attend. For more track, Ellis inspired his team to take Rouse and Jeff Riggins. Huffman and information, call 254-5739. the lead and keep it. Ruble crashed the offensive and Ellis opened scoring in the second defensive boards, but they weren't half with a short jumper, tying the able to put the Navy back on top. Volleyball score at 17. MWSS-174 took a two- The Navy's loss was accredited to All active duty women Marines and Navy point lead when Steve Burton drove lack of practice. "The 2-1-2 zone personnel stationed here are eligible to the baseline. defense we played worked fine. We play on the Women's Varsity Volleyball Navy B's Doug Sullivan weasels his way through the pack for two of his 11 The Navy quickly tied the game at just need more practice as a team," team. Interested individuals can call the points. MWSS-174 defeated the sailors in recent basketball action, 40-31. 19 when Ed Huffman hurled a court- said coach Gary Greathouse. athletic office at 254-2516 or stop by to sign-up. 10K fun run Wildcats lose to Pearl Harbor To promote physical fitness and provide a fun activity, the Tropic Lightning Striders amid teams from the Pacific Wildcats entered the game to move the ball until late in one big play and sometimes will be hosting By Sgt. Marlon Martin basin, continental U.S. and with their own cheering the game. They took that's all it takes," said coach the Annual Striders sat Writer Rainbow 10K Run, Saturday, Jan. 9 at 7 Hawaii. Winning or losing section; not to mention their possession of the ball on the Frederick, the defensive a.m. Price is $4 on race day. No entry didn't really matter. The kids motivated cheerleading squad, three-yard line after the coordinator. "The defense had form required. Participants will sign-up were excited just playing in who recently took first place Wildcats failed to score on an outstanding game. For Coach Crawford Frederick the bowl games. Having the in the Hickam Cheerdown at fourth down. Carleton broke them to go from no experience between 5:45-6:45 a.m. at Stoneman Field, proudly sang the National Schofield Barracks. Commemorativemedals games televised within the Hickam Air Force Base. a defensive tackle on a at all to playing sophisticated Anthem at the start of the arena also added to the The Wildcats were eager to "Black-88," which is a defense and calling their own will be presented to top finishers. Point 16th Annual Pan American of contact for more information is Jim excitement. play and so were their quarterback sneak play, and plays shows they did an International Friendship "The Friendship Bowl coaches. As quarterback ran the ball all the way to outstanding job." Tuson at 423-8602 or Steve Kingsley at Football Bowl game, but he 624-2443. reflects sportsmanship. Darious Hill ran to the outside the other end. left singing the blues. Coming out and playing hard, and got hammered with a He went 97 yards on the Hill and Thomas were the His team of Wildcats lost, hitting hard, getting back up hard hit, coach Love shouted, play to score the touchdown, only two Wildcats with Referees 6-0, to Pearl Harbor in the and having fun is what youth "That's what it's all giving Pearl Harbor the lead. previous experience on the Termite division of youth Marine volunteers, who are familiar with sports is all about," said about!...the hard licks." It was the only touchdown of gridiron. It was the rest of tackle, Dec. 6 at Aloha Mathew Love, head coach. The Wildcats charged game with 2:11 left to the team's first time playing basketball rules, are being sought to referee Stadium. the a little league in Kailua. Coaches are also Backed by coaches upfield. They drove the ball play. Dan Beatty tried tO give tackle football. "They started The Pan-Am Friendship Frederick, Rich Sheffield, about 50 yards before William Pearl Harbor two more points, the season with no experience needed. Games are played Saturday morn- Bowl was the highlight of ings. If interested in refereeing, call Dan at Reggie Ingram and Love, and Thomas was stopped by Pearl but the Wildcats halted him on offense, but they will be the football season. Along Harbor defense on fourth and a force to be reckoned with 263-3653. For coaching, call Ann Rust at 262- with Wildcats in other supported by team moms dead in his tracks. 7845. Bridgette Frederick, Venia goal. "We were the team to drive next year," said coach Reggie divisions, the Termites played Hill and Robin Ingram, the Pearl Harbor was unable the ball, but they had that Ingram, offensive coordinator. Self Defense There will be a beginning women self defense course starting in January. Classes will be given Saturdays for four weeks from Chow hall noon-2 p.m., starting Jan. 9. Enrollment is limited to 20. Fee for this event will be $30. So sign up at Dependent Recreation early offers food to guarantee your spot. Racquetball on the run By Sgt. Kevin Doll tournament skim. The Almost Christmas Racquetball Tournament is scheduled for Friday-Sunday Nutrition and time. at the main gym. Registration forms are Due to their Marine Corps jobs, available at the gym. Divisions include many runners here often can't men's open, A, B, C/D (novice) and senior/ combine these two important masters; women's open (limited number of factors in their routine of physical women's entries will be placed one rank fitness. lower and bracketed with men); and doubles For those daybreak runners, the (co-ed encouraged but not mandatory). station dining facility has begun Tournament play is best two out of three. a service that not only can save Awards will be given for first, second and them time but ensures they receive third place in each division. For more that important morning information, contact the athletic office at nutritional boost. 254-2516. "Runners don't need a big, PFC Wall heavy breakfast and many don't Aerobics BGen. Gary Brown, deputy commander for Marine Forces Pacific/Fleet Marine Force Pacific, presents have time to come into the chow Semper Fit Aerobics offer morning child SO. Timothy Schlax with a first-place trophy for winning the 1992 Marine Corps Rifle Intramural hall," said GySgt. Bill Parr, Pleas care at the Dependent Recreation Center. Championship at Camp Smith. Hall assistant manager. "They The cost is $20 a month for dependents need a quick way to replenish and $10 for active duty. This includes their energy." The runner's unlimited aerobics and step classes. Classes breakfast is available Monday through Friday, from 6-8 a.m. may be paid for individually at the rate `Practice makes perfect' of $2 for dependents and $.50 for active The cuisine available includes two duty. There are also PT sessions available pieces of fruit, one carton of juice, Rifle Championship at Camp Smith's Training one cup of yogurt, one hard-boiled at $12 a unit. For a complete schedule or By Sgt. Marlon J. Martin Facility. He won. Pat VAllar egg and one muffin with jelly. more information, call 254-2963. Shooting in the intramurals is a plus for "People using the runner's Children are him, because it counts towards his annual breakfast don't have to be in PT still trying to put words together qualification. He shot competitively again in Game bird hunting at the age of 3. Very few are learning how gear and dripping with sweat," March at the Pacific Division Matches. He Parr said. "Many of the runners The annual game bird hunting season to shoot a rifle. placed third overall, winning a silver medal. is open on the island of Hawaii and Timothy Schlax, though, was in the woods have already showered and put He didn't shoot as well as he would have their uniforms on and are heading continues through Jan. 17, 1993. Hunting shooting at cans and paper targets, while other was 3-year-olds were learning to talk. liked in the Marine Corps Match, but he to work." Patrons need only to days will be Saturday, Sunday and state selected to shoot on the summer team of the holidays. All hunters will be required to He was 3 years old when his father first sign in with their meal card to handed him a .22 caliber rifle. Like father like Marine Corps International Rifle team. receive their chow. For runners have a 1992-93 State of Hawaii hunting for experienced shooters, license and to check in and check out at son, Schlax was destined to be a good shooter. "They were looking on commuted rations, the price is From shooting at a young age until and I had past experience," Schlax said. "Still, 96 cents, the hunter checking station for the area now, medal on the rifle team to be hunted. Hunter checking stations are Schlax, 29, has accomplished a lot. He shot it is hard to get a Units which follow an early located at Kapapala, Puu Waawaa, competitively in high school and as a junior unless you place first, second or third overall morning running routine can also in a World Cup, Pan-Am Counseil International take advantage of the runner's Kilohana, Puu Huluhulu and the Pokakuloa shooter for the South Dakota National Guard. Olympics Training Area (PTA) Range Control. Now, he is a member of the Marine Corps Du Sport Militaire (CISM) or breakfast. Parr said 15-man International Rifle team. competition." sections can use the service The cliche 'practice makes perfect' is evident So far, the highlight in Schlax's shooting without any prior notice. But for Adventure treks in his case. careet came when he shot at the Nationals larger units, an advance notice People who thrive on adventure can "I continued to practice my shooting in the in Camp Perry, Ohio. of five working days is required, make a difference in the fight against lung military, but I didn't really get better until the "At the Nationals, they let the international the same as for box lunches. The disease by participating in an American last couple of years," Schlax said, who shooters switch over to the High-Powered Rifle reason for this, he explained, is Lung Association Adventure Trek. The specializes in shooting the .22 caliber Anschutz Team, so they get a better chance at winning to order the larger requirement of Lung Association is offering these treks free-rifle, which is a heavy-barrel rifle which a medal," Schlax related. juice and yogurt. of fun as a unique opportunity for can be adjusted to fit the shooter. To Schlax, shooting coincides with his Parr is asking for feedback on individuals to realize their dreams of exotic Schlax, an admin clerk for Headquarters and military career. He said, "If you win the the new breakfast service from travel while helping their local communities Headquarters Squadron S-1, exercises his Nationals, there's a good chance you may be runners and units in order to fight lung disease. Participants are shooting skills annually on the rifle range. meritoriously promoted. If I shoot well, it could make it suit their needs oven provided with fund-raising materials, During his 10 years as a Marine, he has help boost my military career." better. People with suggestions information about local programs that will always shot expert and is looking forward to Schlax is still searching for his ultimate can contact him at Pleas Hall at benefit form the pledges raised and further his 11th expert award. goal. He hopes to one day become permanent 267-1007 or drop by the runner's suggestions on creative fund raising. For In February, he was selected to flex his personnel on the Marine Corps Shooting Team, breakfast aerving line at the more information, call 1-800-758-TREK or shooting skills in the Hawaii Marine Intramural which is based in Quantico, Va. entrance to the dining facility. Kimberly Mikami at (808) 537-5966. 6-2 Hawaii Marine December 10,1992 S orts 3-year winning streak upset; HQ takes first place By Sgt. Marlon Martin Slal Mkt

Approximately 600 Marines took part in the 4th Annual Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron field meet, held Dec. 4 at the Pop Warner field. Taking a day off from their busy schedules was just what the H&HS Marines needed. "The field meet went extremely well," said GySgt. Calvin Timmons, training staff NCOIC. "It was great for bringing the Marines together, especially those in Headquarters Company, who aren't as close-knit as the other co mpanies." Competition in the athletic and battle skills events was between four companies; Headquarters, Installation and Logistics (I&L), Provost Marshal and Comptroller. For the past three years, Comptroller stepped off the field victorious. This time, it was Headquarters. With a one-point lead, they edged by the Provost Marshal Marines, 30-29. Comptrollers placed third with 27 (Left) The wheel-barrel race was a and I&L was a distant fourth lot harder than It looked. Just ask with 24. Sgt. Rafael Parra and LCpl. Chris- Out of a long list of events, tone Leigh, who represented one Marines were pumped the most of the Headquarters team, during when the sprint relays and the the recent H&HS field meet. tug of war matches took place. (Above) Rightfully named so, the Headquarters mastered the 440- Dizzy Izzy had Marines falling all relay in the women's category, over the place. The Marines had but the military policeman won to run across the football field, both tug of war matches. circle a bat 10 times In one direction and 10 times In the other, then attempt to sprint back to the other 6 It definitely side. brought new Sgt. Marlon J. MorlIn meaning to the A Comptroller Marine spikes the ball across the net to Headquarters defenders. Volleyball was Just one of several events In the H &HS field words... scram- meet, held Dec. 4. bled egg. Welfare and Recreation funds battled against MGySgt. George LtCol. Vincent Norako helped buy enough food for every Hight and Maj. Jerome Newton in single Marine. Pleas Hall supplied the final round of the egg toss. Runners Tracy Rose, Karen the meal. Although both teams dropped their last attempt at catching the Pollard, Wendy Stewart and April The day of fun-filled events Mcleroy sparked a response from egg, Hight and Newton were ended with the egg toss. The proclaimed the winners. the crowd with their amazing morale remained high. LtCol. speed. Before the next team had Vincent Norako, Jr., H &HS "It definitely brought new gotten halfway around the track, commanding officer, enjoyed meaning to the words...scrambled the Headquarters team was himself when he and SgtMaj. egss," Norako joked. "Although I finished and on the sidelines Johnny Baker came out to join was the recipient of several eggs recuperating. in the festivities, showing support being thrown, I would still refer Along with participating in the from the head of the squadron. anyone inquiring about the proper various games, which included techniques of egg-catching to the Dizzy Izzy, Ant-Eater, three- Before the egg toss started, MGySgt. Hight." legged race, wheelbarrel/fireman Norako was subject of the 'slam the CO' tradition. He was nailed "I'm pleased with the esprit and carry, volleyball games and egg motivation displayed by the toss, Marines also enjoyed a with eggs from every which way by participants in the event. Marines into the final event - barbecue lunch. A dollar the egg toss. It's good to know contribution from Marines on Still, he teamed up with Baker there's that much spirit in my commuted rations and Morale, and competed for fun. The two Marines," Norako added.

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At least, not to the 11- Browning, Leshae Talbreath, most important aspect of girl team of peppy Alana Schadegg, Christina cheerleading, however, is that cheerleaders in the Termite Harrison, Tabetha Hudson, the squad's movements are division of youth sports here. Shemika Williams, Tarah synchro nized. They recently competed Napier and mascot Bianca Each group has only four against 26 teams, civilian and Dueno. minutes to perform their military, to win the Hickam This was the second year routine. It doesn't seem like Cheerdown at Hickam Air Dueno has coached the a lot of time, but the Force Base. Termite cheerleaders to a first Termites had no problem in The Hickam Cheerdown is a place finish in the Hickam finishing their routines. They "grand finale" for cheerleaders Cheerdown. She's a member of amazed the crowd with stunts Stunts like this the National Cheerleaders one earned the all iitound Hawaii. From like the basket-toss, stag-drop, cheering at the boy's football Association and has much building pyramids and Termite cheer- experience with cheerleading. leaders a first games to practicing in their performing the various dance off-time, cheerleaders wait She also led the Termites to routines they had practiced. place In the Hick- victory in 1990, but with a am cheerdown. impatiently for this annual The Termites began event. "They were extremely whole different group of girls. practicing early to prepare for The 11 -girl team According to Dueno, winning overcame steep nervous and unsure of the event, which was the competition, themselves in the beginning," the cheerdown depends on highlight of their cheerleading describes coach Sherre Dueno. how well the girls are season. Dueno directed them beating out 26 coached. "There are so many other teams. Her advice to the girls was to to show lots of pep and keep just do the routine as different squads they have to smiling, but she really didn't practiced. They did. The compete against. Along with have to. The girls waited all Termites took first out of the being a good squad, the coach season for this. Not even a top three teams, beating out must be able to put together rainy day would have cheerleaders from Schofield a good routine with no dampened their parade.

sot. Madan J. Marlin Termite cheerleaders show lots of spirit when Marlon J. Wean doing their routines.

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11115 ADVIDSRMINT IS NUF PAIDFOR NOR ARE 1111)511 PROLRICIS liNDORSI11)RY71111 MAR1NR (X)RPS RXCHANG11 December 10, 1992 Hawaii Marine B-5 Family FSC Communication strengthens relationships revamps and one couple did the By Sgt. Lou arez presentation to seven other some minor problems, it is "Mut I never wanted to go Stall Maar couples and a few priests. intended for any couple with and now I wish we would parenting By the summer of 1958, there a good marriage, who wants have gone earlier. At the were 60 couples and 29 priests to make it better and Marriage Encounter Weekend, "Have you hugged your presenting the encounter. stronger. I learned how to control my program spouse today? Has she/he The weekends, being so "The marriage encounter anger and think about things hugged you?" successful, have expanded to helps couples strengthen their before I say them." If you have been to the Joint Public Molts Office 73 countries, in Latin sacrament of marriage," said station chapel recently or to America, Europe, Africa, The majority of the couples one of the headquarters Hall. Beginning in January, new Australia and Asia. who attend Marriage and expectant buildings on base, you may The communication methods Encounter Weekend are very parents will be have seen this question on a Marriage Encounter taught during the weekends receiving a bigger helping weekends are normally held pleased. There are some flyer advertising a Marriage are particularly useful to have gone three hand here thanks to a new Encounter four times a year here on couples that program at the Family Weekend. military couples during periods or four times, said Hall. Service Designed to help couples Oahu, at the St. Stephen of deployment and separation. Center (FSC). Diocesan Center. The weekends The strengthen the sacrament of New Parent Support marriage through an intimate are predominately attended by "Certain aspects of a Marriage Encounter Program is a Corps-wide Catholic couples, although Marriage Encounter are Weekends began at 6 p.m. program and private sharing of their sponsored by deepest feelings, the Marriage couples of any faith particulary useful for military Fridays and ended late Sunday Headquarters Marine Corps expression are encouraged to couples," said Hall. "Because afternoon. If babysitting is a and is the result Encounter Weekend provides of a two-year couples with methods of attend. of the many long separations problem for any family during contract recently awarded to improving their communication their feelings communication is in many the marriage encounter the Center for Child Protection During the weekend, couples reflect about instances broken down. But weekend there are encountered at the San Diego Children's skills. learn many valuable methods concerning the talk. All "Communication is an reflections/sharings are done by learning new skills of couples who will babysit free Hospital. of communicating and sharing communication, relationships of charge. During each "We will be receiving a invaluable quality needed to their intimate thoughts with in the privacy of their own strengthen the relationship can be improved and weekend, there is also a community health nurse, a their spouse. room. strengthened," he explained. couple on 24-hour standby in social worker and a secretary," between husband and wife," to said Maj. Gary Hall, who, The weekend involves a "Couples are asked talk case of any type of said Owen Norton, Family presentation by three couples about their feelings and not Couples learn to share their emergency. Advocacy Program manager, with his wife Denise, is one- feelings openly and honestly. half of a presenting team. and a priest. The couples their thoughts on the FSC. "They have already been speak on a variety of topics questions asked," said Sergio of the subjects talked hired locally and are scheduled These weekends are part of "Some Anybody interested in the Marriage Encounter that have affected some aspect Carrasco, who recently about made us realize how attending any of the weekends to begin the second week of of their lives. This topics are attended a Marriage Encounter is and January." The contractor Movement within the Catholic precious our marriage should make reservations as is Church. The movement mainly things that occur to Weekend. how it should be respected," soon as possible by calling responisble for hiring, training "During this time we learned and assigning the started in Spain in 1952 by every married couple. said Ruffin. Maj. Gary Hall at 257-1851 support Father Gabriel Calvo. His a lot about our inner-feelings," his wife Denise Jelinski-Hall teams. "These couples are not said Capt. Calvin Ruffin, who According to several According to Norton, desire was to help couples trained speakers," said Hall. at 486-8798. grow closer in their sacrament recently attended an encounter. attendees, the marriage Kaneohe Bay's FSC already "They talk about things that "I even found out things encounter is a great experience has a nurse and social worker of marriage. couples can relate to." Upcoming weekends are The movement came to the other about her (my wife) I didn't because it teaches couples but the added help will be know." about their lives. scheduled for March 26.28 greatly appreciated. United States in 1957 and the A 'series of talks are 1993, June 18.29 1993 and "Parenting in the hardest first weekend was held at presented throughout the Hall emphasizes that even "My wife had been asking Oct. 1.3 1993. Reservations are job in the world," he said. Notre Dame University. At weekend. After each talk, though these weekends can me to go for many years," required at least one month in "It's a 24-hour, seven-day-a- this first encounter one priest couples are given time to help couples who may have said Carrasco. advance. week job. And to help parents be the most effective at raising their children, we need to reach them before the child is even born. That is why this program is aimed at the expectant parent to the parent of a 5-year-old child." Due to the Marine lifestyle of frequent deployments, the need for parental support is tremendous, Norton said. The first step is to first identify what parents need help. "Right now our one nurse can't do it all," he said. "This new program will take time to evolve, but we want the new workers to link up with clinics and (Trip ler Army Medical Center) to begin a systematic identification of parents in need of support." I card (WI "Our policy is a pro-active one," Norton said. "We don't wait for the problem to come to us. We try to identify and prevent problems before they [air's home occur or become serious." These problems could result in child abuse if not treated, he said. But through 11 \\ education and counseling, takes you these problems can be minimized. The awareness of parenting problems, including child tlicrc for Icss. abuse, is increasing both in the civilian and military populations. This is favorable, he said, as it brings problems out in the open and lead& to solutions. Combine this with the fact that 60 percent of Marines today are married, compared with 16 percent during the Vietnam era, and parenting skills become even more important. "Not all parents need assistance," Norton said. "But some need to know there is someone there to help them if they need it." "We hope the new program will compliment the work we do now," Norton said. "There's plenty of work to be done." 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Stephanie Williams helps Joey Demonti staple his decoration Kathleen O'connor entrances children with a Christmas tale. he made onto a Christ- mas tree on the story- time bulletin board. Children treated to tale was not much bigger than the While storytime only lasts By Sgt. Paul Schneider crayons, tried his hand at for a hour, from 10-11 a.m. Stoll Writer designing a decoration and every Thursday, to the kids was quite proud of the result who attended the recent The fireplace and the paper - at least until he found reading, it seemed the Christmas tree weren't real, something else that was more highlight of their week. but then they didn't have to interesting. be for a group of children And as long as storytime is who ventured into the When the children finished filled will stories about imaginary world of the their decorations, they stapled Christmas, it will also keep Station Library's Storytime. them on the tree with a little the children's thoughts on the About 30 children gathered help of librarian Stephanie visit of a red-suited man and Dec. 3 for three exciting Williams. his reindeer. Christmas stories read by Kathleen O'Connor. The preschool children were soon absorbed by the holiday tales. They listened and gazed at the pictures with intense concentration. While most were entranced, some of the little ones had to take a bottle break to quench the thirst that all the hard concentration caused. To an adult, the children's weekly storytime adventure might not seem like much, but for them it's a pathway to completely different and exciting world. The only thing that looked possibly better was the chance to color their own Christmas decorations for the paper Christmas tree on the Storytime bulletin board. As soon as the stories were told, and crayons were broken out, Amanda Cardwell went to work at designing the perfect ornament for the tree. She worked studiously for several minutes until she had it just how she wanted it. All eyes are fixed on the book. Once the story began, the children's Even little Kyle Allen, who imagination appeared to take oft as well.

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to: Marine Corps Scholarship also invited. lose patience? A weekly parents Foundation, James Forrestal Admission is $10. Parents are group will meet to discuss Briefly Campus, P.O. Box 3008, free is accompanied by a child. "Parenting Skills: Hand-me-down Princeton, NJ 08543-3008. For information and reservations, vs. Learned Techniques" Tuesday call 235-7433. from 6-8 p.m. A children's group Tree trimming will focus on "Family Ties: What The Hale Koa Hotel's annual Cold seminar is a Family?" For more tree trimming party will be held The Kaneohe Branch Medical Anthropology information, call 257-3655. N C Saturday at 3 p.m. in the lobby. Clinic is offering a health N A A T A B A T T A L O maintenace seminar on the volunteers Persons interested in decorating 0 V E L O D F R H A E the tree are invited to bring a "Common Cold." Learn to treat Bishop Museum has volunteer Christmas concert Christmas ornament the common cold at home. Cold openings for several anihropology The Honolulu Chorale will 0 Z N A M T A U A O V T A medications will be prescribed projects. Interested individuals perform its annual Christmas representative of their hometown G U A M B T N O A L or state to hang on the hotel's after successful completion of the can volunteer to catalog -dance Concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at St. special tree. seminar with refills for six costumes from New Guinea; assist Andrew's Cathedal located at N N O D M L H O L K C P N K months. No need to make an in photography of objects; Beretania and Alakea Streets. appointment every time you or construct "props" for artifact Admission is $5 if purchased in A O w B T O L G M C E R S storage; or help duplicate oral Playmorning yourfamily members have a cold. advance and $7 at the door. A T A S T E A C S A free, mobile preschool Classes are offered to groups of history reel tapes onto cassettes. Children under age 5 are free. program for children, infant to 6 six or more. Bring a friend. Call Volunteers will be asked to work Tickets for children ages 5 to 12 0 N T U A C A N U E K A 257.2131 to sign up for the class. one half day per week through can be purchased at the door for years of age, will be available E K T A L w A N N A R A H four mornings each week Dec. 31. Interested persons should $2. Advance tickets can be from 9-11 a.m. at the following call the volunteer officer at 848- purchased at Harry's Music Store S A L T P S N N A A T S addresses: Mondays - 2460 Christmas Eve 4180. or call Patrick at 944-8017. Cochran St.; Tuesdays - Harris luau L N E A N T V St. and Elrod Drive; Wednesdays New Year's A A H O 0 A H S T E A A - Cochran St. and Dodson St.; Experience the exciting Hale Host familes Thursdays Daly Road and Koa luau Christmas Eve. The The International Hospitality H w A P U M w U S A C U M - of Hawaii's festivities Bordelon Loop. beauty and pageantry Center asks for your volunteer N E M N E S N most time-honored event begins The Hale Koa Hotel is offering assistance as "Hawaii Diplomats" A A A at 5 p.m. with cocktails, lei- three different New Year's Eve to provide a warm welcome over T E K C 0 w O H N S E DD-295 workshop making, coconut frond-weaving spectaculars. the holiday season for A DD-295 workshop is offered and entertainment. For more Ring out the old and bring in participants in the Mid-Winter at the Joint Education Center information call the hotel at 955- the new at the gala party in the Community Seminar. Twenty- weekly from 1:30.2:30 p.m. Bring 0555. Banyan Tree Showroom. An four U.S. Agency for International your service record book and elegant prime rib dinner will kick Development grantees from 10 WORLD WAR II off the evening at 7 p.m. followed Hidden in this tangle of letters are military terms and names of military document your military training developing countries, who are leaders, battles and places prominent in World War II. Letters form words tickets 1 a.m. Cost per for college credit. For more Circus by dancing until currently studying at the graduate forward and backward, up and down and diagonally in both directions. Cross information, call 257-1232. Attention all Hawaii person is $55.95. and post-graduate levels at off each word as you find it. military...The King Royal Bros. Remember old acquaintances at American Universities will spend Circus, scheduled to run on Oahu the New Year's Nostalgia party. 10 days in Hawaii from Dec. 20- Women's self- through Dec. 21, is offering an The evening begins with a 30. Volunteers are needed to MILITARY TERMS MILITARY LEADERS BATTLES/PLACES 7 p.m. even better reason for you and international buffet at and provide an evening of home AIRCRAFT BRADLEY AUSTRIA empowerment your familes to enjoy this unique the fun continues until 1 a.m. hospitality Dec. 22 or a two night ARTILLERY CLARK BATAAN A women's self-empowerment form of live family entertainment. Cost is $49.95 per person. Christmas Homestay, Dec. 24-26. ATOM BOMB EISENHOWER CANNES 6 A Disco, Manhattan-Style will BATTALION EMMONS DUNKIRK program is offered by the Family Showtime on weeknights are For additional information about BATTLE HALSEY GUAM Service Center every Thursday and 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday begin at 9 p.m. with a DJ the program please call Barbara MARINES LEAHY ITALY from 3.5 p.m. The program performances are scheduled for 1, spinning 1992's top 40 hits. There Bancel at 521-3554. NAVAL LUCAS MAINZ focuses on safety, assertiveness, 3 and 5 p.m. is an $8 cover charge and doors NAVY MAC ARTHUR MIDWAY self-esteem, anger and stress A $2 discount will be given to open at 8 p.m. PANZER MARSHALL MILAN For more information on these ROCKET MC NAIR OKINAWA management. A children's all tickets purchased in advance Marine mustangs SNIPER PATTON OVERLORD from any ITT office. gala festivities call the Hale Koa TANK TRUSCOTT RANGOON program is available at the same The Marine Corps Mustang time. Call Julie Ramsey for more Hotel at 955-0555. TROOPS WAINWRIGHT RIGA Association is currently RUHR information, 257.3655. Lamaze class planning their 1993 meeting and The ASYMCA is offering a six- The Feast of reunion Sept. 7-12. in Springfield, College week series of lamaze classes. Mo. To qualify for admission The class instructor was trained Our Lady of to the Mustang Association, a scholarships by Dr. LaMaze. Sessions are set Marine officer must have started SOLUTION The Marine Corps Scholarship up based on your baby's projected Guadalupe his career as an enlisted Marine Foundation is looking for students birth date. Husbands/coaches Come celebrate the Feast of and progressed through the ranks. are included. Classes are held Our Lady of Guadalupe Saturday The association is open to all who may qualify for academic 3 I S 3 NHOMOWOOM 3 L year 1993-94 scholarships. Mondays from 6-8 p.m. For more at 3 p.m. at the station chapel. former enlisted Marine Officers. information, call 254-4719. You could qualify if you are Feel free to wear traditional For more information, call (800) N V OIMMEITA6..Will). I. the dependent son or daughter of Mexican clothing and bring a 321-USMC. flower to lay at her feet. Vb-mELE) a Marine who served honorably Holiday stories 19 olii for a minimum 90 A potluck will be held after the of days in the Holiday Fun, Frolic and V kl Marine Corps; a Marine on active ceremony at the 19th Puka at 5 Channukah 4 Foolishness: Storytelling for Women's Guild will duty or in the reserves; a former p.m. Bring a dish to share and The Jewish Children offers a fun-filled time enjoy fabulous Mexican food. host a Channukah party Dec. 19 Marine or Marine reservist who for children at Windward CIIINGI:L RAO/ has been honorably discharged For more information, call at the Aloha Jewish Chapel at Community College on two L.Carrasco, 254-1653, or M. Pearl Harbor, starting at 6:30 IVA and/or medically discharged or Saturday evenings Dec. 12 and who Gonsalez, 254-4186. p.m. is deceased. 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,001.111.--!--1;1111,,,,.111111ril PRIVATE OBEDIENCE 737-0500 '90 JEEP CHEROKEE Training, Puppies & 454, A/C, V-6. DISCOVER Adults, results guar. NO DRUGLORD TRUCKSI DDG-260, $11,977. Euet Se 744de ABUSEI $90. 696-4357. $1 FINANCING AVAILABLE 86 BRONCO $50 CUTTER DASHCOVERS '82 TOYOTA 71 MG 7 PUPS TERRIER 2-9 mo. '91 BLAZER $150 MITSUBISHI Fox Terrier M/F 1 yr. '77 JEEP CJ $50 TERCEL MGB Toy Terrier M/F 688 -7222 4 DR, AUTO 4 SPEED. WIRE RIMS Seized Vans, 4x4's (i7 I -262(i SPECIAL THE HAWAII PARROT Boats. Choose from EVD376 ERY930 thousands starting $50. FANCIERS, INC. meeting '90 JEEP WRANGLER HOLIDAY OFFER PAPERS will be held at Paradise FREE Information Won't last, looks greet! Perk, Sun., 12/13 at 24 Hour Hotline node. Far info. call Alex, 801-379-2930 $9,988, DGA-081 $495 $1695 239-5828. Copyright 41-11102KC CGECUTTER FREE FREE HEVROLET '80 DODGE '81 VW O - PONTIAC MONOGRAMS INSTALLATIONS ASPEN VANAGON 1 LOW PRICE 153 Office & Equipment 171 Motorcycles 737-0500 Offer expires Dec. 31, 1992 2 CR, 6 CYL 4 SPD, STEREO & Scooters BNC570 EPP896 400 TABLES round, '88 SUZUKI 500 QUAD 91 TOYOTA PREVIA $245 square, big, small, fold- RACER excel. cond., VAN, auto. P/W, P/L, HAWAII per ing. $19-$149. 847-7266. Champion Breed locks. alarm, tint., tele. hookup, DASHCOVERS $595 $1595 low mi. Must sal Make USED OFFICE FURN. Orig. owner, rare limited Manufacturers & Distributors series. $3,000, 889-8333 offer. 533-3888. 7-40 foot containers from 987417 '84 FORD '74 DODGE 3 lines for $736 mainland. Commercial evenings. '92 CHEVY ASTRO VAN cny',HA:96PLACE 7L A62C E TEMPO 34 TON bank & Institutional PUCHS MOPED end clean, excellent family 486-2639 P/U truck. 749-TJE. $15,488. 4 OR, AUTO V-8, AUTO, P/S desks, files, chairs, parti- parts. $ 450 /of f er. tions, conference tables. 254-8324. EVT033 ETG325 Like new! 847-7266. CUTTER CALL TODAY CHEVROLET 175 Vans & Campers GEO - PONTIAC Cadillac Chevrolet 158 Auto Service 4 Wheel Drive '87 ELDORADO BlarIttz, $795 $1795 235-5656 & Parts 737-0500 one owner, real sharp '73 JEEP WAGONNEER '88 CAMARO Auto, air, '80 TOYOTA CELICA GT '87 NISSAN SENTRA Circulation 102,888 throughout, $10,000 or 4 x 4, 75K mi. excellent offer. Call 888-7408. V-& DBE-774. $59813. MICKEY THOMPSON $1850. 239-7873. Audi FINANCING AVAILABLE LIFTIACK XECPE 4 new 205/50R tires CUTTER 5 SPD, AM/FM. P/S 5 SPD, STEREO, P/S, AIR '79 GMC VAN excel. '90 100, 4 dr., fully SEC Chrome 5 star rims. MITSUBISHI BWY137 CP0887 Boat pattern 4 X 100. cond. 152-TGT,S1595. equipped. Take over pay- Chevrolet ment Sharp. 6138-7408. 51300/offer, 254-2483. FAMILY MOTORS 67 I -2(;2(i 676-1800 $45 TRANSFER FEE & PORSCHE Auto Parts. paperwork -'88 BER ETA, $995 $2895 New & used. Cell for low '84 SUZUKI JEEP Good BMW DJJ-196. Pymts of $221/ '86 CAVALIER 224 Fully prices. 734-5335. loaded plus, great cond OPE1170ArS A W116 arwill. cond., 83,000 mi., vinyl mo. Apr 15%, 30 mo. Has Lutnenl lo :ale nil p ices plus. '79 3201 loaded, good $5500 Lyle 499-2830 prior lax lie, sea 000 Ws. ,SRS' top. $750. Call 239-9434. cond., new brakes. OAC. FAMILY MOTORS 166 Pickup Trucks '89 MITSUBISHI $4300/offer. 235-7837. '92 LUMINA Z34 like LEEWARD USED CARS MONTERO 4 X 4, A/ 878-1800 new, low,low,miles1 94619 FARRINGT0N HWY. C,auto, V-6. HST-635 '73 CHEVY Luv, auto., 6 Buick '80 MALIBU, 4 drive, EJD-113. $12,988. WAIPAHLI. H196797 677-3333 cyl., $450/offer. Call $14,988. auto., good transporta FINANCING AVAILABLE '89 CENTURY 4 dr., V-6, UTTER 261-1145. lion $500. 239-7873. CHEVROLET CUTTER A/T, A/C, tilt. case. Sun Prey '83 DATSUN P/U $1195, MITSUBISHI '85 CAPRICE $1 9 9 5. GEO - PONTIAC - DBF-427,$8,595. EON -91 2. Culler Ford MIKE SALTA, Walpahu. BYD-396. Culler Ford - CLASSIFIED 235-5656 Al.., 487-3811. (i7 I -2626 871-8033 Ales. 487-3811. 737.0800 December 10-16,1992 Classified IV PUBLIC NOTICE BRAND NEW! D 0 IN WAIPAHU! INVENTORY SOUTH SEAS MOTORS INC., REDUCTION PROUDLY ANNOUNCES On the Grounds of IT'S NEWEST DEALERSHIP!! HONDA WINDWARD in Kaneohe December 11th Thru 14th 9a.m. to 9p.m. Daily (Sunday 10a.m. to 6p.m.) Over 200 new Hondas available!! Eagle Vision Prices not publicly advertised but prominently displayed. No negotiating necessary. There will be no sales presentatior due to the nature of this sale. Your Down Payment Plymouth Voyager is required at time of purchase, payable in cash, check or credit card. Retail public only. Absolutely no dealers.

Trades accepted. Paid for or Not. Buyers Chrysler LeBaron will be present during sale hours to offer the highest bids. Please bring your title STOP IN TODAY! and payment book Over $4,000,000.00 in reasonable finance aCHRYLER money is available through First Hawaiian OAH U 0,1JESEP Bank, G.M.A.C., Bank of Hawaii, City Bank 94-245 FARRINGTON HIGHWAY WAIPAHU, HAWAII 96797 676-5454 and Your Credit Union. Held on the grounds of DON LUCAS DEMO PLEASE! HONDA 45-671 -.--. Kam Hwy. No phone calls - :: on this event. KANEOHE SALE!! ONLY 30 REMAINING!! FAMILY ALL CLEARLY MARKED!! Kawasaki MOTORS The 1993 MILITARY AND CIVILIAN Kawasaki's Are Here!. FINANCING '85 DODGE '84 CUSTOM Come In Today for the Best Selection. DAYTONA CAPRI 5 SPEIll MAW (CXWITIP Tult50 HOT RID (COMP) $1995 $2995 TOURER Plus, Save Big On '83 MAZDA 626 '80 JEEP C.15 IVT CYL pARII5H All Remaining 1992 $1995 $2995 '84 DODGE '88 FORD Kawasaki's In Stock! CONVT TEMPO Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale $1995 $3695 '8T7 TOYOTA '87 HONDA V ERCEL CIVIC DX FINANCING AVAILABLE Avrams.mteessu) sure, an, WS (MOW TO QUALIFIED $2695 $4295 BUYERS '88 NISSAN '85 CADILLAC s.Entet FLEETWOOD 831-2600 $2995 $4995 2965 N. NIMITZ HWY. '84 T-RIRD 116 JEEP CHEROKEE CT{, '92 EAGLE TALON TV AWD TURBO.) (MCC1114) Hawaii's Oldest Harley -Davidson, Kawasaki & Moto Guzzi Dealer A Division of Wholesale Motors, Inc. Establiahed in 1961 $2995 $5995 IN HOUSE FINANCING INSTANT DELIVERY LEASE TO PRIOR SALE Chevrolet Ford SUBJECT A liSi I SPECIALIZE IN BANKRUPTCY '67 CELEBRITY Loaded, '81 MUSTANG $496, WW1 $2995. Will CJM-298, CYY-297. Cutter Ford, SAT SAMNA, SUN 12A1114PM finance 100% O.A.C. Ales - 497-3811. FAMILY MOTORS 456-399,1 AT LEO1U11111t WAIPAHU, HI 96797 '87 TEMPO, 4 dr., auto., 676 -1600 A/C, P/S, P/B, 56K, dark TRI STAR LEASING PHONE 676-1600 CHECK OUT THE GREAT USED CAR VALUES blue $1600. 261-1942 Ray Mitsubishi AT OUR NEW KANEOHE LOCATION! Classic Can Lincoln Mazda Geo '91 3000 '91 MIATA Cony OT VR-4 46-004 KAWA STREET. '63 BUICK RIVIERA '91 STORM H/B 5 spd., t., loaded. ECZ-150, 247-2277 Conv't. Excel cond. Real A/C, nice car. '77 CONTINENTAL Mark excellent condition. $28988. EFA-132, V, EAY-732,$11,795. beauty. Offer 283-3431. $8,495. loaded, needs FINANCING AVAILABLE MIKE SA1.1131Valpahu. windshield. Collectors MIKE SALTA, Welpehu. CUTTER 071-0033 971 -9633 Item. $70 0/takes it. MITSUBISHI 0 2 3 9-7 0 1 5 or pager Dodge 288-5888. Jeep Mercedes 67 1 -202(6 '60 COLT, looks & runs Honda Eagle good, $850. 239-7873 or '76 300D, silver, auto., SOUTH SEAS '04 ACCORD DLX 3 dr., 293-2911. Mazda runs great, sunroof, Nissan OF NIMITZ LAGOON DRIVE H/B, 5 sp., P/S, A/C, $4900/ofr. Cell 247-8882. AIRPORT CORNER 8 836-0515 good tires tint, alarm, '83 '76 GLC, 4 dr., 4 spd., Ford 68K mi. $2200. Ph. r(10Terms,N21- 5 $$119097 247-8444. new brakes, runs good Mercury mu. Plymouth Pontiac Nissan Subaru Toyota $200.261 -8709. '82 FALCON Runs great, '84 CIVIC 15009 5 spd., 62 CAPRI RS FAMILY MOTORS '63 RX7 in top shape. $895, '114 FIERO, red, beauti- '82 CELICA GT $1495, new interior, some rust. A/C, AM/FM case., good 676 '91 STANZA excellent - Original EPC-419, Culler Ford, -1600 '90 LASER Auto, air, P/S. ful, loaded, 4 speed, & EE11-483. Cutter Ford $1200 /otter. 293-9350. cond., $1700. 455-9877. paint, no rust. Ales-407-3811. buy, must sae! ECB-546, 945 TRANSFER FEE Low mileage, $3500. Mov- '85 PULSAR Red, EAB-724. $9977. $2500. Call 254-1840. paperwork -'86 SUBURU Ales 407-3811. sun FINANCING AVAILABLE $9,488 '77 GRANADA $495, '86 ACCORD DX, AM/ ing, must sell. Call Ken, '09 TRACER, auto., air, root. Needs work, $400. XT, MMT-131. Pymts of '64 COROLLA, 4 dr.. Cutter Ford, CUTTER BPE-503. FM, air, tint, 1 owner. All 247 -8322, 247-3201, or AM/FM, wht., 4 dr., H/B, Call 239-9634. $181/mo. Apr 15%, 30 auto., A/C, excel., 82850. - 457-3611. MITSUBISHI (7CUTTER Ales records. $5300. 262-7110. 235-5881. $4000 /otter. 682-0649. Porsche HEVROLET mo. OAC. 239-7873. or 293-2911. '57 SENTRA XE 4 dr., GEO - PON7IAC '80 FAIRMONT Fair con- '67 CIVIC 4 dr., blue, '84 626 LX, 4 dr., loaded, JUST STARTING OUT? A/C, auto, great '879248 Excel. cond., FAMILY MOTORS $300 or offer. shape, IF A LITTLE extra cash dition. auto., air, runs great. auto., clean, 49,000 mi., Check the Real Estate new tires. $3 5 0 0. (;7 I -2626 a/c, case., sunroof. Make 676-1600 your life, 671-2251. 737-0500 would light up $3500/offer. 841-0580. $2700. Call 262-7248. Section of the Classifieds 281-M74. real. offer. 438-2889. turn on to the Classifieds Classified V December 10-16, 1992

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$2000 ERR6SIDIAL TRADE-INS WELCOME 25R A 9 av FINANCING $200°14" 82 NEVER REST As &.*1 /0 ON SELECTED MODELS PAID FOR OR NOT! PRICES VALUE SELECTION NO PAYMENTS '92 (143841) ANYONE WHY BUY FROM TILL ELSE, BUT HAWAII'S #1 APRIL 1, 93 OAC ISts0 RETAIL SALES LEADER ,os 93 SHADOW w MIGHTY MAX $11,1116. '93 COLT o sro.-.0011ESIDUAL AURU 2.4 SOHC ENGINE, sf ,.53 ( #310039) (#310362) to.0000$111 LAV-6, 5 SPEED, MUCH MORE! '93 Auto, Air, P/W, P/L, Dual Air Bags, 0/D TRANS, P/B, MINI ONE TIME AM Cass DECEMBER'S BEST BUY! 0/D TRANS AIR BAG, LIMITED OFFER CONSOLE, HALOGEN HEAD P/S P/B, AND MORE' ..-=-6...74-lora_17,--, LAMPS, AND MORE! %INTETREERSmT $27999 '92 (M3812) $6988 0381 24 MONTHS OR $7988 -fs.., $11910.! - PURCHASE FOR 48 TO. . ,-- l'.40 armik"-- $ 1 4,988 '93 SPIRIT '93 WRANGLER ER 5 YR/60,000 MILE 4 D R 4X4 POWER TRAIN WARRANTY Al 00 SELLING UAL $11,075 9 (#310149) 1.3300641 MUCH MORE! 66 RESID 9q FESTIVA $2362 t BUMPERETTS 0 "L' 004111 GREAT P/S, AIR, CASS, TILT, SOO w VALUE SMALL PRICE! #554 P,B CRUISE TINT GLASS 0/., 'WI12 - 1st TIME (M3899) 1-asb`- BUYERS PRICE! SKID PLATE AND MORE tat ------L.., $10,988 $10,988 ct -._ . 5988 SNOS* 11- ECLIPSE CHERO '93 DODGE '93 4 WHEEL DISC BRAKES, BEST FINANCING STYLED STEEL WHEELS, s10.993 4 X 4 UCYL & MUCH MORE! SELLING CARAVAN $12,406.001411 I 1 m1M, (#310327) (# NEST 023011 NO DOWN PAYMENT! P/S, P/B, TINTED AUTO, AIR AIR BAG '92 (M3782) FINANCING FROM 5.9% APR OR UP TO $2000 REBATE GLASS, STABELIZER P/S, P/B. AND MORE' BARS, AND MORE! 'SI ISUZU $14,988 004)" STILL HAWAI'SIPICK-UP BEST BUY! #2578 $14,98 toss IT 5 EED, RORS At" GALANT '92 LEBARON "TOP BUY IMPORT SEDAN" s...,., '93 INTREPID TREND MAGAZINE ONVERTIBLE 113102711 MOTOR b COL. AUTO AIR DUAL '4*"*- :1411141"6"111:1; (#220319) $12,901SELLING I:, 7MIR RESIDUAL 41 8 8 AIR BAC, P'W P'DR t or" ova 54 6 CYL, P/S, P/TOP, II/30029 '.10RE .93 1250000DOWN ,9i, FORD ESCORT P/BRAKES & MORE V ONE OF AMERICA'S BEST SELLERS Tst TIME BUYERS PRICE! #157 $14,988 $16,988 Wald. HAWAII'S USED CAR CAPITAL EXPO VAN ALL 2.4 SOHC ENGINE, O.A.C. AUTOMATIC & MUCH MORE! NEW! $1123654$ ma. '86 TAURUS 52488

'85 DODGE COLT VISTA I G 52988 SELLIN P ASS$20;171.00,I RESIDUAL RANGER P/U 87 TERCEL ..93 ASTROtre06640 #30242 DOWN (#525)IN A CLASS BY ITSELF, yr 52988 woo 7988 88 TRACER 5 DOOR 1ST TIME BUYERS PRICE 52988 '86 BUICK ELECTRA 53988 MUSTANG LX EXOTIC HIGH 9 g 86 DODGE 15 PASS MAXI WGN ,9, (rI231) CASS, SPEED CONTROL .4988 $3988 PERFORMANCE! $9404 JI*1111611/1111r.a & MORE. 1ST TIME BUYER PRICE! . 88 TOYOTA P/U 53988 3000 GT VR-4 TWIN TURBO leame.0.10. GL '86 JEEP CHEROKEE 0 TEMPO R.nho F M .4931 C.109:? . 54988 9 gt, AIR, TILT $9588 '87 TOYOTA CELICA 1ST TIME BUYERS PRICE $5688 FINANCING '91 GEO METRO r More ,1111.10116 $5988 MADE EASY - CALL ;,92 F-150 XLT 19 ini8 '89 RAM 50 4X4 ;.,4,,,, ai845) TON FLARE SIDE NU yr .... .1., C01, P 5 I Mow '.'641 01701104 56688 CREDIT MANAGER 946-8311 L... AIR LOADED. SUPER LOW PRICE Rollin/ '89 DODGE 3/4 TON VAN 56988 QUALITY USED CARS a A Mb '89 HONDA ACCORD LXI $8988 USED CAR SPECIALS ''93 01575) WAGON, AIR, AN/FM 988 '90 ISUZU SPACECAB 4X4 IN A CLASSED' $8988 ITSELP $12 Phone 737-0500 '90 NISSAN A XXESS $9988 '91 JEEP WRANGLER QUALITY USED CARS $9988 'EtIELIIIIIMIVEinThilitt SEE BM 1 311 $988 '83 ISUZU IMPULSE 'it! CHRYSLER LEBARON s 0,988 CAN'T BEAT THIS ONE STOP AND SEE BUM $988 '89 MITSUBISHI PRECIS . n 4,, S P 1.11,, u, 0110,1If $1195 '87 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 4 DR '82 CADILLAC ELDORADO CLEAN, FUN L.AR SEE TODAY CNT382 $2888 $1495 89 TOYOTA TERM. DEPENDABLE, CLEAN DCGM $2988 '85 TOYOTA TERCEL $1995 WE DO CREDIT MAGIC! NAME: '85 NISSAN MAXIMA '87 FORD TEMPO LOOKS GOOD, WON'T LAST 500712 $3988 $21 95 ADDRESS' '88 GMC JIMMY '85 NISSAN SENTRA CITY ZIP GREAT BUY, GOOD CONDITION CT0277 $4988 $2595 PHONE WORK PHONE 9 '84 TOYOTA CELICA lEfIllsP411410, NOW E..14.52 $5988 $2995 SOCIAL SECURITY NO '88 CHEVROLET BLAZER '88 NISSAN SENTRA TYPE OF GREAT UTILITY VEHICLE WILL SELL FIRST CVC812 $6988 $4995 CAR INTERESTED IN' '90 FORD RANGER '91 FORD RANGER WELL TAKEN CARE OF BEST BUY MWD794 $6988 $5995 ARE YOU WORKING? HOW LONG IN PRESENT JOB? '88 CHEVROLET '91 FORD TEMPO GL YES NO 6 nio. 1 yr. 2+yrs. MILITARY FINANCING AVAILABLE $8488 $6595 '90 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 WO '91 GEO PRIZM SIGNATURE: EXTRA CLEAN, MUST SEE EBB941 $11,988 $6995 -10 BLAZER '91 MERCURY TOPAZ LS $7595 COMPLETE & MAIL IN TODAY TO T1Ugnag8E nu tAz $13,988 0 ESCORT WARN '89 FORD TAURUS $7895 CUTTER A 1, AIR COND (113615/CVA619) '88 FORD BRONCO XLT CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE JEEP/EAGLE CUTTER $7995 735 DILLILNGHAM BLVD. '91 CHEVROLET LUMINA $8695 HONOLULU, HI 96817 PH: 842-6300 FAX: 842 -6398 SSP, T-TOP, AIR WOW CHEVROLET 89 CHEVROLET ASTRO CUSTOM $10,595 I undsssss by signing this application I aotisorloe The Cutter Teem CAMARO RS '91 CHEVROLET sod Use Ranh te clunk my cresill with credit reporting pygmy, GEO-PONTIAC $10.995 verify employment and that I certify that thle Info rnsatMgle correct '89 BUICK REATTA $11,995 J Two In -Town Locations CUTTER 91 FORD MUSTANG GT DODGE Member of the CUTTER TEAM $11.995 JHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE CUTTER 1150 PEARL CITY '91 FORD SUPERCAB $13,995 JEEP/EAGLE 3060 1391 4 X 4 XL 455-1071 '92 FORD 1150 $16,495 842-6300 KAPIOLANI BLVD. KAPIOLANI BLVD. Prices kick* In factory InnotIvn end MOOS. CMS WON tO pr101 nn. Pica UP, Ha I PH. 737-0500 PH. 948 -8311 Prins Include HI %clog Minn Inn.. lie menus non el new seine nanin 5143 nos fib 0AC Some on looMO M WI Kw !My., (ROW Do* Pan (Illy, Peon Wu& WV, Plus In, he 11111 en In Vehicles $0ublecl to poet sal. lelesncin Inman rue In appaulasmanner remiss 11111/110 buyers IncOnlIve '4 47% Fliondrg .100106\0 11114110 All Oen 4 discounts loci Soy and sn spelkabls Isom Incentives All whisks sobncl lo NM combinable witb seen.' finance rshrs Moto nen II men en mown OAC Fula time 01 me 1110.110 11 neon inyr /toss mil Vase In only, for 21 monlhs Ask demo for muds 'Menlo 3 Mo/X0)Was LMIDPerier bole minority Ae. Prces111;10..p.:4 & {In dn. len. OAC RsDags 1 /mushier. on snarled model. Subject lo plum end plus 5149 dos Ind T7 101 mo nom 7791. sec PM ohs iv 11191 15 1002 t no Int Sea end, Decren, available on 'Remodels And rower nth less than 107.000mliss Sag Ws Incenter 16,11394 tee All spplicsoit rsosiss, tiro iims buyer Appeal 11811 wok konollar INS.