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qiete,0411 Crusader restored by SSgt. Dave Smith 'representative of the scheme and squadron Crusader's' era. markings. Marine Fighter Historical landmarks and This minor discrepancy Squadron (VMM-232.was monumerits seen every day was added as an chosen to be portrayed on can soon be taken for afterthought in a letter he the aircraft's skin due to its granted; but to a one-time sent to Col. C.D. Robinson, colorful insignia. With the visitor, they can become the Air Station commanding research completed, work object of close scrutiny. officer, thanking him for began Dec. 22 with Marines This was the case when a hosting the tour. A few from Station Operations visitor from the American quick checks determined and Maintenance Squadron - Embassy in London, Robert that Dorr was right, and grinding and sanding. Dorr, came here for a tour, research to obtain the "Marines from the various he F-8 and noticed that the correct paint scheme and . maintenance departments Crusader, inside the main markings began. were put on the job of Otte, seemed inappropri- A model airplane restoring the F-8," said attired. Dorr happens ately manufacturer, specializing Capt. L.D. Stearns, aircraft f4storation complete, the F-8 serving duty to be an as an historical marker inside the main gate here aviation enthusiast in historically. accurate maintenance officer for shows off her new paint. and, as he recalled, the models, provided. detailed SOMS. "And to date, 620 paint scheme was not inforthation on, the paint Cont. on A-7 MAG-24 completes move to NAS Barbers Point move next month to the by Sgt. Christopher Wood service to all members of the Barbers (Point) Family." Western Pacific, where they'll relieve at NAS Barbers Point and VMPA-232 - VMFA-212 -235, MCAS lwakuni, .Japan. Fixed -wing assets of MAG-24 elements of H&MS-24, and a H&MS-24 is possibly the , detachment from MARS-24 completed their move here most-affected to Barbers Point by the move. last week, and were welcomed moved due Since of the Kaneohe they're required to during a brief ceremony, to the closure provide Intermediate runway scheduled for Mainte- Tuesday. Bay nance nine months of renovation. Activity Support to Navy Capt. H.B. Robins both fixed-wing squadron has been aircraft and Jr., Barbers Point command- Each helicopters, has by the move, but the squadron ing officer, participated in a affected been split, with some Marines a different way. cake-cutting ceremony with each in going to Barbers Point and MAG-24 officials VMFA-212 has to coordinate some and and remaining at Kaneohe, welcomed them to the 'its transfer of men Bay to service the helicopter "Rainbow Fleet." equipment while involved in squadrons. an eight-plane fleet exe "Our Marine Guard wit M -;tcestC41iraatatia Comtiany was once the svie Point Jan. of the:United mowed tq Barbera representatives in the pant ir 2 and immediately began States Marine Corps," VMFA-235 had problems of to provide ground 15 work Robins stated in the Feb, a different sort. Not only did support to the aircraft issue of the Barbers they have to get ready for the squadrons. we have 780 4 Pointer, "Now move to Barbers Point, but Although none .of the more Marines to proudly they also had to conduct a were Corps. We take squadrons over as nesfins sites for represent the missile, exercise at Barking about move, Tricia Westbrook and Dawyne Johnson cover tires with mud to be used fact that we enthusiastic the A-4. pride in the Sands, Kauai, and a each is ready for a ofti endangered Hawaiian Stilts. See story on best possible move provide the MCCRES test. They also had different sort - the one in to prepare for a Commanding nine months when they Air/ground teamwork delivers General's Inspection and a return to Kaneohe Bay. by Cpl. William Anderson LtCol. F.A. Best, Brigade Marines explaining the the low flying aircraft. inspector, Marines partiti- mission of the fire support After the brief, Marine F-4 Pohakuloa Training pating in the Brigade coordination center. Phantoms began dropping Area, Hawaii - Field Command Post-ETrercise Stolpe demonstrated the 250- and 500-pound bombs veterans and less embarked on trucks to an intricate timing needed on designated targets. As experienced Marines alike observation post, at 6,000 between artillery and the impact of the high were given an opportunity feet of elevation, overlook- aircraft to complete the explosives shook the ground to see the complex joining of ing the impact area. mission; the simultaneous beneath the Marines, air /ground warfare during Maj. S.J. Stolpe, Landing delivery of both artillery selected targets were Operation Kernel Blitz, this Force Training Command, and air ordnance to the destroyed by aircraft and month. Pacific, the controller of the same target; and artillery artillery. Following a brief by demonstration, briefed the firing over and underneath The timing was perfect as aircraft dropped markers, followed by other Phantoms that dropped payloads on the area. 155mm hbwitzer rounds followed close behind, hitting the same target with deadly accuracy. This demonstration of combat firepower and other operational briefings, were part of the commanding general's desire to keep all of the Marines, involved in the CPX fully informed about the operation. "It certainly gives me comfort to know that we have this kind of power behind us," said SSgt. Jimmy Carpenter, HqCo Supply. "With these types of weapons, I would feel a lot bolder if I had to 'hit the beach' during a conflict. The air/ground team really works." For many of the Marines who ordinarily work at the Brigade headquarters, this was the first close experience with weapons of this type, and left them with of their own A TA-4 "Skyhawk" from H&MS-24 sits on the tarmac at observations H&MS- about Marine Corps NAS Barbers Point wrapped by a lei of welcome. accomplishing 24, VMFA-212 and VMFA-235 were formally welcomed to in the Brigade Command Post Exercise, view an explosion kith, teamwork ...I;Marines participating the mission with speed and Bathers Point during a ceremony, Tuesday. of the Pohakuloa Training Area. The Marines observed Marine air and artillery inglinetarea precision. .,,:unks coordinate attacks simultaneously on the same target.

or the U.S. Marine Corps. The appearance of Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the the Department of the Navy Published by RFD Publications, publication, including inserts, does not constitute an Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers advertisements in this Department of the of the firms, products or services advertised by the Department of the herein are their own and are not to he considered an official expression of endorsement and writers Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. February 21, 1985 A-2 HAWAII MARINE Kids need motivation 000OPPSS!! to do well in school about of them. When parents show by Cpl. Cheryl Adams having a problem in school, encyclopedia and read North it's usually blamed on it together. that they are proud of their laziness. However, the Most importantly, if the children's accomplishments, Camp Pendleton, Calif. problem is usually a lack of child has a definite learning the children will feel good - Educating a child is the motivation not laziness." problem and nothing seems about what they've done and responsibility of the school Whelan believes parental to help, contact his teacher or will want to do it again. system. But parents who motivation is so important in guidance counselor. They are Be specific when praising a believe this kind of logic may the child's learning process, trained professionals who child. Don't just say, "That's be headed for a big surprise, that he presented a seminar specialize in working with a good paper." Say, "your especially if their children at the Family Services Center children and parents to spelling is very good," or bring home low grades. at NAS Miramar. Here are overcome academic prob- "your grammar usage has "For years, many parents some of the tips he suggested lems. really improved. Good Job." felt it was the teacher's job to for motivating kids with "Teachers, guidance When you're specific, the Dr. James academic problems. counselors and principals are child knows exactly what teach," said he's doing Whelan, clinical psycholo- Set achievable goals good resources parents tend right. gist at the North City to forget about," Whelan Find something good in Psychological Groupt San Set goals for the child to said. Janice Tait, the everything a child does, even Diego County. "But ptirent/ achieve. Have the child finish principal at San Onofre if he's having problems with child involvement in school certain portions of the Elementary School, said the work. It's important to studies and activities is homework assignment teachers can provide build his confidence because crucial. Children need within a certain amount of suggestions and ideas for that motivates him to attention focused on what time. This creates a sense of motivating kids. She offered improve. they've done at school. This is competition as well as a sense the following examples. Provide meaning to a a key tool in a child's of accomplishment when he child's work. Apply what he's In last week's Hawaii Marine, this picture was learning." "beats the clock." Keep children informed learned around the house. published identifying one of the people Set up a consistent study This shows him why he needs erroneously. The "Marine" getting his face on parents Let children know you have Emphasis pattern. Have the child study expectations of to learn what he's studying. painted is in fact HM2 Steve Storey, from the at the same time every night them. Kaneohe Bay Branch Medical Clinic, attached New emphasis is placed on Explain why you have those Set the example. When and in the same place, if to Brigade Headquarters. . . . Sorry!!! the parents' role in a child's expectations and why it's children are doing their academic success or failure, possible. Make sure his are comfor- important for them to develop homework, spend time according to Whelan. Since surroundings expectations of their own. table and free of distraction. reading or going over the parents play an important Discuss their feelings about household budget. When they part in a child's overall Observe how the child studies alone, the expectations and whether see that you practice and development, it's essential studies. If he they feel these goals are check on him from time to value reading, writing and IMPROVE for them to actively realistic or fair. time and ask about his arithmetic, they'll see why participate in the educational Let children know you're it's necessary for them to learning process. assignments and progress. If he's having problems proud of them. Focus on their learn these things. Besides, Whelan explained that concentrating, wastes time achievements. Since children when you "study" during YOURSELF parents greatly influence doodling, want to please their parents, their homework time, they the daydreaming or they'll try to make you proud child's self-concept, confi- help him do his work. Discuss don't mind doing it as much. dence and desire to achieve. what he's working on and try Developing these personality to make the assignment more traits will affect the child's interesting. ability and desire to learn. Showing an interest in the Develop study habits youngster's schoolwork, and On nights when the child reinforcing what he's done, doesn't have any homework, can positively affect his develop other study activi- academic performance. ties. For example, pick a "Motivation is critical in a subject he's interested in, child's education," Whelan such as a favorite animal or said. "When children are sport.. Look it up in the I What's inside Girl Scouts get muddy A-4 ComSptCo talks A-5 IllacienoiseW MAU update A-6 made me do itl b Erelyii,D. Harris some kind of assistance, Tax time American something as seemingly again A-10 It is an unfortunate fact of innocent as asking for life that there are people out directions. Tell your child to 25 Blacks in the West B-1 there who abduct and molest tell them to ask an adult for The First children. help. Ladies to call Tragically, 50,000 children will receive a were affected last year. Most molesters are relatives or are known to the Free Week Membership at Weekly items Although it is difficult for Mademoiselle Spa Lady * many parents, talking to child. Be suspicious of adults their kids about the problem who seem unduly interested Salutes A-8 is one of the best ways to in your child and who want to At a glance reduce the chance of their spend a lot of time with him A-9 becoming victims. or her. If a young child wants Lose Pounds & Inches Sports Shorts B-2 Here are some guidelines to avoid a particular relative that have been recommended or babysitter, try to find out Reduce Stress & Tension Special why. Services B-3 by many authorities to help Private showers, private dressing and locker rooms, Religious protect children from Children who look un- make-up and vanity area, nutritional guidance. Services abduction and molestation. kempt and uncared for, and Movies B-4 First of all, don't scareyour young children who smoke, "OVER 80 EXERCISE children. Let them know that or hang out in video arcades, What's cooking most friendly adults really do are particularly vulnerable. CLASSES A WEEK". Education like them. Although vans are in- B-5 Tell your children to avoid volved in some horrible child Massage Therapist, "Narmada" starts Tickets going alone to isolated places molestation crimes, the February 28, 1985. She's. Really Goodl - shortcuts through the innocent-looking blue sedan MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW. Island Happenings woods, down an alley, etc. is one of the most common Teach young children that vehicles involved. no one should touch their 10,000 sq. H. of ultra clean facility includes: suit parts" except Adolescents can be lured by "bathing the promise of a high-paying 'Lady Nautilus Exercise 'Aquatic Classes for legitimate hygiene Equipment often "Indoor Heated gS purposes. You might want to job, with interviews iffavriae held in a secluded place. Tell "Free Weights Swimming Pool talk about "good touch" and "Sale Suntanning Beds "Steam Room Your teen-agers you want to 'Desert Dry Heat Sauna The Hawaii is "bad touch." Even very 'Professionally Trained Marine an unofficial newspaper published sense know who is interviewing "HydrO Therapy Whirlpool Staff every Thursday by RFD Publications, young children can Inc., 46-016 Alaloa St., "bad touch" it makes them them and where. "Supendsed Nursery Life Cycles Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744, in the interest of the U.S. Marine - "Aerobic Classes Corps personnel in Hawaii. feel uncomfortable. Encour- Perhaps the most tricky All advertising is arranged by the age them to tell you about any ploy for luring children is the publisher, RFD Publications, Inc., telephone 235-5881. individual dressed as a Circulation is 8,000. "bad touch" experience. Don't dress your children policeman er other authority All news content is prepared by the Joint Public Affairs figure. Some even have false Office, Marine Corps Air in clothing with their names Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii on it. Young children can be badges and identification Illadenoisee 96863, telephone 257-2179. lle Articles for publication must be taken in by a stranger who papers. submitted no later than noon Thursday for the following week's publication. calls them by their first Teach your children to fun Spa. Lady The Hawaii Marine solicits articles and name. photographs from all Marine Corps organizations; however, or scream "No!" or even it reserves the Some potential abductors they are approach- right to edit or rewrite material submitted. will tell "Your "Fire!" if WORLD WIDE AFFILIATION Everything advertised the Child, ed Ity a molester. in this publication must be made mother is in the hospital - or touched available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to she Most say they will flee if the race, creed, color, national asked me to get you." intended victim runs or origin, age or sex of the purchaser, Have a special code word user or patron. A confirmed violation or rejection that screams. tElAg of this policy only you and child know, AwadelleA of equal opportunities the voag by an advertiser will result in the and tell the &Ad not to go Finally, assure your child refusal to print advertising from that source. With anyone unless Exclusivelyu c Women Sun Press carriers delivering they use that if "something" does the Hawaii Marine may the code. In fact, it is a good happen a bad touch or a Open 7 days a week request a voluntary monthly $1 - contribution of from residents idea td,,have an emergency strange remark by an adult of government housing at the Air Station; hoiveret the - is plan of action and "drill" the child should tell you or, in contribution strictly voluntary and residents receive your child so he or she will Marine whether they voluntarily your absence, another trusted the Hawaii contribute ta know whiff to do. adult about it and not keep it not. molesters will for 'Must bo:OW le yrs. or Odor lo work polo Some ask to himself or herself. ...romrairmi nisoga-

4 :7 February 2I, 1985 HAWAII MARINE A-3 Breakfast honors SecDef advised, black history on women's role by Sgt. L.C. Brooks King. At the risk of making some It's necessary to continue by Sgt. L.C. Brooks Group, Carlucci was briefed feel guilty, insulting the having black.history month Marsha Carlucci, a by Col. Harry Salter, intelligence of others and to educate the public of things member of the Defense commanding officer, and she opening old wounds, Dr. not printed in history books, Advisory Committee on toured Headquarters and Leroy J. King, president of according to King. Women in the Services, Service Company, and the Honolulu Chapter of the The NAACP is not just an toured here Feb. 11. Maintenance Company. NAACP and guest speaker at organization concerned DACOWITS was establish. the Black History Breakfast about blacks' civil rights, it is ed in 1951 by the Department Following the unit tours, Carlucci had lunch at the at the Enlisted Club, Feb. 12, also concerned about all of Defense. It is composed of Rep. Barbara C. Mara- told the reason for 30 Officers Club with Col. C.D. of celebrat- minorities. "There is a Dr. Leroy J. King, civilian men and women Robinson, commanding mato, a member ing Black History Month. problem that needs to be dealt -president of the Hono- selected on the basis of their DACOWITS, talks with Black History Week, with," said King, referring to reputations in business, officer of the Air Station, Col. Col. J.D. Howell, NAG- held lulu Chapter of the John Solan, Brigade chief of last week, was established in the recurring discrimination NAACP, speaks at the public service and civil 24 C.O., during her visit 1926 by Dr. Carter Woodson, at discos. leadership. staff, and several women to PTA. Black History Breakfast Marines and sailors. who felt the week of Stephen "At first, it wasn't much here. Members are appointed by Douglass' and Abraham concern if you didn't go to the secretary of defense for Lincoln's birthday was an discos, or weren't being black history month. The three-year terms and serve as excellent time to recognize discriminated at the discos. appreciation and respect for individuals, not official blacks in American history. But then, discrimination blacks' contribution to their representatives of a group or In 1976, it was extended to began to spill over into other country will be recognized organization. include the month of segments of the population. every month of the year," Their mission is to advise February. People with short haircuts, according to King. the secretary of defense on According to King, and the military in general, "A true state of brother. matters relating to women in Woodson felt that because of began getting hassled and hood is not based on skin the services; interpret to the the misapplication of civil the publicity was increased," color, eye color or cultural public the need for, and role rights, residual effects of the said King. background. Our lives will be of, women in the military, Civil War and the conditions The NAACP is trying to enriched and easier when we and provide a link between that prevailed during that enact legislation making it learn that these things bre the military and civilian era, it was time to educate the against the law for places of insignificant in a true state of community. public on the many contribu- entertainment to bar brotherhood," concluded Carlucci, who was vaca- -time blacks have made to someone othe basis of race, King. tioning in Hawaii, visited "this nation. skin and eye color, or ethnic Approximately 300 persons Marine Air Control Squad- r: Among the black men who background. "Surprisingly, attended the breakfast, ron-2 where she talked with contributed to this nation's there is no law in the books in including Col. C.D. Robin- women Marines. history were: the first man to Hawaii concerning this son, commanding officer of A stop at Headquarters and shed blood during the subject," said King. the Air Station, and Col. Maintenance Squadron-24 LtCmdrs. Mary Pickard (I) and Ann Rocha, Kaneohe. Bay American Revolution; the "The day will come when John Solan, 1st Marine was part of her tour. At Branch Medical Clinic, meet Marsha Carlucci of person who discovered the there won't be a need for a Brigade chief of staff. Brigade Service Support DACOWITS during her visit to the Air Station. beneficial use of blood plasma; and cowboys who helped settle the West. "Of course, we don't ,want to take anything away from SHOP & the contributions of others. We just want credit for their THERE ARE OTHER ME T MARKETS IN TOWN COMPARE contributions and a fair share of other things," said Did you know . . . Percent of first termer* 6 MONTHS who decided to stay in 1" thick Filet Mignons the Marine Corps in SAME AS fiscal to the first 25 1983 was 33. customers calling In Percent of Americans to reserve cutting CASH! needing third party time. assistance to prepare 1983 income tax returns was 43. World's highest para- New York strip steaks to chute jump is 102,800 anyone making a purchase feet. 01 200 lbs. or more. 4 oz. stk.. Hunting licenses ,issued in the United Rlb Eye Steaks to ;States in 1983 totaled the 1st 50 customers calling In to place an FREE order 4 oz. stks. .P. Fishing licenses issued Mirchase ,ts;in the United States in PRIME 1983 totaled 29,130,543. required i44 Percent of United ' States crops lost to RIB I-0 ALL CUSTOMERS :-:insects in 1983 was 12. CALLING IN TO Percent of United PLACE AN ORDER States crops lost to weeds AND WISH US in 1983 was 13. ,HAPPY ANNIVERSARY" t. FOR THE NEXT 8 DAYS. Number of people in Purchase required first Air Force Academy NAME BRAM.) -,. FREEZER. GAS Po graduating class was I\ R ELECT GRILL ti f' 207. AT per Y. SMOKERS . Number of people WHOLESALE \ square mile in Jersey PRICES ;" City, N.J. is 11,922. Silk WITH PLIRCHASt USDA Percent of college CHOICE students who are women M TEAKS SPECIAL 44 is t2. SrE .ON 4 OE. foror only Number of Marine ALL Ilk on active tHITEMS Corps officers 11 H PURCHASI. i; duty as of March 31,1984 Pt was 20,150. -- . PE ti()N A IA ZED A S c- D- P ; 300 Ilea nO. plows TAX CHUCK natant. al 1.2f lb equate I I LbN "1" 25a Onr.uothroll0 tee P I( h; 160.350 10-1177r. . FLANK tAT 30. Cannon on OW Chart at 111.-. pu()11.ssioN..1.s..

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Tires are reassembled into suitable piles for Stilt nests before being packed with mud. Some of the Girl Scouts found it easier to fill buckets with mud that could later be dumped on the tires. February 21, 1985 HAWAII MARINE A-5 rtomSpiCo keeps Brigade staff talking by Cpl. Pat Lewandowski ate offensive operations and Although spread out cations van, we maintained anything beyond changing enemy, was a never ending Training the difficult task of across the vast volcanic a data and teletype link batteries and tuning or challenge. Pohakuloa consolidation and resupply. island, CommSpt Marines with the Air Station troubleshooting the radios. "One of the most Area, Hawaii - Tele- Communications Support answered through NAVCOMM phones, radios, communica- the call for So if we have a problem, we important aspects of our Company, commanded by dependable communications Hawaii. We handled routine ask a Brigade Service operation here is our tions hardware and circuit LtCol. E.C. Walke, used its and radio and nonroutine traffic distribution equipment support that Support Group maintenance flexibility and defense - "weapons" during the throughout the CPX. normally is sent to the rear. float to repair them." awareness," Fells continued. modern weapons of the Command Post Exercise With 18 Marines "Our primary mission out in the on "To counter direction- Marine communicator. phase of Exercise Kernel here is to center, we worked 12-hour Fells went to explain finding Battlefield commanders control all that the system and equipment, we place Blitz, conducted Feb. 1 communications shifts to bring the real remote radios depend on effective in the technical control centers are outside of the through 10, on the "Big Brigade in support of the world message traffic to headquarters area, denying communications to coordin- Island" of Hawaii. Marines in the field." the nerve center of the commanding general," said communications operations, the enemy our true position. GySgt. Thomas Cook, To guarantee radio CommSptCo also faced operations tasked with installation and chief. "We've communications with restoration of circuits the possibility of electronic established five VHF and Brigade units across the countermeasures which four throughout the network. would HF radio networks to island, an automated relay Using portable, mobile and render some provide communications to station was established in automated systems, they frequencies useless. "We the Brigade Headquarters have several plans to the hills between headquar- keep units talking to each and units throughout ters and PTA. Several radio other. counter the problem," Fells Hawaii. networks were also set up to said,. "including the use of "In addition to the handle traffic around the Supplying communica- telephone communications radios," he continued, "we headquarters. Priority was tions to every unit in the to continue bringing set up land lines And a given to MAB operations Brigade was a difficult task information to the field telephone switchboard to who coordinated the attack with only 36 wiremen and commanders." facilitate communications in against the enemy. operators spread throughout Armed with wire, radios the headquarters area. Our the area. The communica- and teletype equipment, the equipment is capable of "Because we are tasked tors spent an average of 10 Marines from CommSptCo transferring radio and with keeping the Brigade hours on the radio, with kept the 1st Marine Brigade telephone traffic to another talking, we-don't repair eight more spent guarding talking throughout the means via a master control broken equipment out here," the perimeter of the exercise - filling the board. This is the first said Sgt. Mark Fells, headquarters. Staying airwaves with information operation I've been on here, telephone technician. "We ahead of the enemy, or in and data essential to and as in any situation; you don't have time to fix this case the constructive winning a conflict. have to be flexible to react to any possible problem," Cook said. Besides committing communication assets to the headquarters element of the constructive 39th Marine Amphibious Unit CommSpt- Co also supplied a communications message center at the PTA-base camp, supplying hard "real world" message traffic via Naval Communications Station, Hawaii. The message link provided units in the field with routine communications normally received in garrison. "Our comm center operated at the base camp from Jan. 18 to Feb. 8, and processed more than 1,300 mesages for units here," Marines from ComSptCo. raise wire off a road after arriving at Puu Keekee in the Cpl. Steve Petrick, a field wireman with ComSptCo. said SSgt. Richard Kerr, Pohakuloa Training Area. 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mAuBob Torres 'Hostages' rescued at night Aboard the USS you. If you have family time for retraction was ,Tarawa (Delayed) - They members with you, please radio messaged to all came like shadows from the let us know who they.are, Marine elements, and a dark. Muffled sounds of and only one family runner was sent to running feet and the clink member needs to fill out the determine if there was. a of metal against metal could sheet. We have very little problem with theevacuees. be heard. Across the airstip time, so please do this as Each passing minute they came; weapons ready, quickly as possible." increased the risk factor for eyes sharp for any hostile In the light of battery- retraction from the area. movement. powered sources, the people As the runner returned, it Using arm and hand being processed began tilling was discovered that the signals, they quickly out the forms. In other areas, siren had been used but was surrounded two buildings. Marines were moving from not heard by everyone. The Inside the buildings, an position to position setting command was given to American ambassador, up perimeters in case of move to the aircraft and dignitaries and United counterattack. soon running silhouettes , Anything from cigar- States citizens were being On a grassy area near could be seen scrambling ; ettes, to eggs in a basket, held "captive." where the aircraft waited to into the helicopters. to fresh banana stalks The mission was to helo-lift the command Moments later, flightcrew can be found in a village evacuate the Americans element and evacuees, chiefs gave pilots the "go," stand. from their confinement. members of S-3 Sat, and rotors began turning. "This is a Noncombatant surrounded by radiomen, Within minutes, all aircraft Evacuation Operation," receiving and passing took to the sky, taking all explained Maj. Jeff,Finley, information. personnel from the area. to Bangladesh, the Honorable Howard B. S-3 officer, BLT 2/3. "We're As messages were being Another portion of the Ambassador captain, performing received, silhouettes could Schaffer, is greeted by the USS Tuscaloosa's this exercise evacuation came into play. J. Montgomery. The Tuscaloosa was the first because it's a 'real world' be seen moving in the area. As the evacuation portion Cmdr. David contingency Soon a siren blast signaled U.S. Navy ship to visit the country. mission. The began, the helicopters had lessons learned from the that processing had been been airborne for almost an exercise will be invaluable completed. hour, simulating that they to the BLT." A quick look at a watch had flown a significant Quickly, the "hostile" illuminated by a red-lighted distance before landing on guards were overpowered flashlight, the time was the airstrip. Again, highlights and in separate, coordinated annotated. A look at the returning to their command Liberty movements, board confirmed that other the Marine base aboard the USS elements from Co. G entered times were annotated, Tarawa, the helicopters the buildings and depicting arrival times, the orbitted the ship area established superiority. time it took to get into several times to simulate Bangladesh visit With weapons at the ready, position, into the buildings, distance travelled before groups of two and three out of the buildings, into the they were allowed to touch!, Marines moved from room processing tent, and down. USS military diynitaries in the AAVBn., Camp Pendleton. to room, determining if counterattack perimeters set Aboard the "We went on tours, went As the aircraft landed, Tascaloosa (Delayed)- - area." there were more hostages, or up. The'time check everyone was taken to a of The ship's personnel not shopping and looked confirmed the operation The market place smelled around." other hostile forces. was controlled area to determi fruits and fish. As a small on duty were allowed their Within moments, the still a "go." "Everything is that all members were first liberty in Chittagong "The people were friendly "pedicab" rolled the and their customs American dignitaries were moving like clockwork," for and all weret to the market, that evening. As the shuttle were kind located said Finley. Americana of what I expected but I and moved to a safe, people stopped and stared. bus quickly filled with common location. Everyone Meanwhile, the BLT "We wanted laet really didn't quite expect to run an It was probably the first Marines and sailors, in the area 'was rounded up, commander, LtCol. Larry J. NEO, and we wanted it to''s minute details were covered. what I saw," said HT2 time they had seen an Barry leaving no one in the room Springer, accompanied by be different so we did it at The bus made its way from Suiter. "I expected to SgtMaj. Robert W. Pugh, American. see more of the old and who might be a terrorist. night," said the battalion The USS Tuscaloosa is ' the pier through a tall The American "digni- roamed the entire area commander. "To my tie twat 13.S. Navy shin to wrought iron gate and took none of the new. They had taries" were verified. If observing and evaluating. knowledge, ft had been a sr visit the city of Chittagong, Americans to either a major Michael Jackson T-shifts someone could not be The processing tent was long time since we kind Bangladesh. "The visit has hotel, or to the "New and ties, and things like readily identified, then he taken down in the dark, and a nonpermissive NEO, been in the planning stage Market" for shopping. that. I expected more of the was searched and sent to the people were moved I meaning that we had for some time now," said Several groups went to India look, women with another room to distinguish' toward the aircraft. Pilots contests Cmdr. David J. Montgom- the first marketplace. There,. veils and men with long from HMM-262 waited. As the evacuation. ery, between friendly and the ship's captain. among the wares, it was sarongs." possibly unfriendly people. the ambassador and other "We do night work, but 4. "The USS Tuscaloosa was several moments before the "The people welcomed us personnel moved to the we don't generally do this:.;" chosen because of Everyone who had been Bangladeshi people realized but they were a little bit rescued was moved to an airstrip, the silhouettes of 10 kind of night operation. VII4 navigational capabilitites, there were strangers nervous at us being there, CH-46, and two CH-53 had a very short five-minnte and due to the depth evacuation control center of amongst them. Soon, too" said Suiter. "It's like tent set up by members of helicopters could be seen in window, to get in, and Mere, water, an LST class ship however, every American they'd see us and they'd be the darkness. a five-minute window to gel would be appropriate H&SCo. 2/3, about 200 for the had a swarm of people a little scared. But they meters from the buildings' The only flaw in the out because the airfield had first visit," said Montgom. following him. were curious too. I'd walk entire operation came when other commitments. Zt ery, "The "Big where the Americans had T" was the When a sailor aimed his into a store and it would. been held. the second siren, which . "Because of safety only I.ST deployed at the camera to take a photo of a just be me. When I'd turn would signel that' the requirements, night air time, available to make the tubful of live catfish for be 30 or 40 operations involving visit". around, there'd Processing procedures evacuees were safely ,, sale, the flash drew a whole Bangladeshi people staring aboard, was not heard. helicopterborne units are ' As the ship first pulled new swarm of onlookers. at me. It wasn't something "Each of you has been not done very often," added close to the shoreline, haze Soon, young boys were to make us nervous or given a clipboard," said a Contingency plan Maj. M.L. Wilson, executivg and fog obscured the picking up fish and holding scared, it was just different." sergeant, beginning the officer for the BLT. coastline, and ships of them up to the camera and were did many "I thought the people processing procedure. "We A contingency plan came "HMM-262 a beautiil sizes and nations shouting, "Picture, picture!" exceptionally friendly and it need you to fill the job getting us to our ,4 could be seen sheet on into place. The evacuees on waterways. Soon it was impossible to was nice that they spoke the clipboard out complete- should have been on the location and then pulling dI, A Bangladeshi navigation even stop because, as soon said out. I think went very pilot boarded English," HMI Glenn ly. If you have any aircraft, determined the it ti the "Big T" to as an American stopped to Carbaugh. "Speaking questions, someone will help battalion commander. A well," concluded Springer. negotiate through the look at something, many English made it easy to get waterways. faces joined him looking at around." A tugboat made its way merchandise. toward Bangladesh,' according to the Tuscaloosa and Soccer Competition reports, has one of the the Military Defense The next day, there were Attache, largest populations per Army Col. Orville several tours available for capital, and also a high Hengen, came aboard to the crewmembers. The degree of poverty. greet the ship's crew. ship's captain maintained Shortly after that, a his protocol schedule, and "I think this trip was Bangladeshi frigate circled Marines and sailors either worthwhile. I have a much around the American ship carried out their duties, or greater' appreciation for and escorted her towards took one of the tours. Later what we have in America as her .nooring pier. that day, a soccer team a result of it," said As the ship made its way from the "Big T" played Carbaugh. into the river, small boats against a team made up "The country; of course, is beca.ne more and more from the Bangladesh Navy. relatively poor and just evident. Fishing villages "We had a good time with starting to get better," said were seen along the batiks, the sports competitions, " Montgomery. "The condi- and cattle and goats grazed remarked Montgomery. tions were abottt what I on the low coastal grass. "That's always a well- expected. The people were , °Metal greeting received part of the ships very friendly and outgoing. The U.S. Ambassador to visit in a foreign country." I wasn't surprised that a lot Bangladesh,. the Honorable The ship's crew played of them could speak Howard B. Schaffer, stood soccer English. As a former British and basketball Stephen Gorzynski, H&SCo., 2/3, uses a red-colored flashlight to signal that he's at plead& so the ship was against the Bangladesh corny, English was the MU 4 moored. He came aboard, navy. language of the business bringing out the "Ambassador." and homers were rendered "I really didn't see much community and the and courtesies eatchanged. of the countryside," he government. "We held several events continued. "I made one trip "I think the visit served On board," said Montgom- up to Dhaka (the capital) our purposes very well. As rey. "The first night, we but I was only at the the first United States Navy hosted a formal dinner with F?efense Afterehe's home, at ship to visit the country iiiirambassador, defense WatM NSW tlaadqualtere or since its independence, we the two senior established a relationship navy officers in were friendly with the Bangladesh navy ng area, and terioseitY," and hopefully we'can civilian and ton, 3d continue it in the future." scene emg. r ,1,.40/ . I ' irtgJ Members of S-.9 Opotrations brief LtCol. Larry J. Springer, (facing), 2/3 commander, on the progress, of the NW.

L February 21, 1985 HAWAII MARINE A-7 Point, Hawaii, where she natural choice to do so as he remained until replaced by had accumulated 1,341.2 a Navy P-2V "Neptune." An flight hours in F-8 aircraft, Crusader. . . Army CH.47 helicopter gave and had flown two missions Cont. from A-1 merits at Olathe, Kansas, the F-8 a lift here and the in this particular bird. man-hours have been spent Dallas and Atlanta; with. first restoration, also So if the fighter greeting in reworking the aircraft Marine Fighter Squadrons- accomplished by SOMS you as you pass through the skin. Major reconstruction 251 at MCAS Kaneohe Bay; personnel, began. gate looks a little different, consumed much of that time find '142 aboard the USS On Jan. 30, 1981,Col. Mel your eyes aren't tricking because portions of the Oriskany. "Active duty" for Sautter, the Air Station ' you. She has been fully wings and ailermis had to BUNO 146973 ended in July commanding officer then, refurbished, and proudly be stripped and re fiber- 1974. broke the traditional bottle wears the colors of VMF- glassed due to corrosion. Monument duty started in of champagne dedicating 232. She may soon become "All that is left now is to December 1974 inside the her as a memorial to Marine "old hat" again, but just to paint white portions of the main gate at NAS Barbers aviation. Sautter was the everyday passers-by. underbelly and wing surfaces which was the style back then," added Stearns, "and we lhave to wait on the paint Ito arrive." A rich history is. behind the old "Crusader" as it was accepted into service as an F-8U-2. on Jan. 29, 1960. In the course of 14 years service, which inelluded duty over Vietnam, it underwent two redesignations becom- ing an F-8C and finally an

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'214 at NAS Miramar, . Ualif.; '24 aboard the USS Hancock and USS, Bon Sgt. Lionel Vega, a metalsmith at SOMS, tapes-off the Homme Richard; '5 at NAF machinegun ports of the F-8 that rests inside the main gate Atsugi, Japan; Marine Air Cpl. Brian Wadsworth, a SOMS metalsmith, puts the finishing touches to the lettering on the here. Reserve Training Detach- F-8 historical marker.

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XC CIO I, , 00401fow,f4mj IN, mi ss out No.) nx by Ito N,.y Er, hangp February 21, 1985 HAWAII MARINEwe A-9 At a glance deductions and special VMFA-235 Black history credits for which some may Capt. G.J. Vaughn, 257-2417 be eligible. Sgt. W.A. Roubal, 257-2417 special Individuals interested in HMM-364 presentation free and confidential tax help lstLt. G.A. Sturdevant, 257-3450 should bring their tax HMM-463 Gil Scott-Heron, singer and packages, W-2 forms, interest lstLt. G.G. Reed, 257-2208 poet, and Philip E. Walker, a statements from banks, lstLt. J. Phillips, 257-2502 professional dramatic actor credit unions, etc., and other lstRadBn with a one-man show lstLt. S.L. Hicks, 257-2848 pertinent documents to their lstLt. C.B. Schoenman, 257-2496 depicting black leaders, will unit representatives. SSgt. I.C. Brown, 257-2652 be at the Enlisted Club here, The following unit SSgt. D.G. Nagy March 3, at 7:30 p.m. representatives can be BSSG Tickets are $8 each and can contacted during normal lstLt. J.P. Fischer, 257-3422 be purchased at the Enlisted working hours: lstLt. G.W. Perkins, 257-2014 Club. 2ndLt. R.M. McGuiness, 257-3476 SOMS CWO -3 K.J. Murray, 257-3434 GySgt V.P. Courneye, 257-3476 4 S,1) Capt. J.W. James, 257-2348 MSgt. R.D. Leibforth Maj. J.C. Templeton, 257 -3149- Home Child MSgt. K.L. Garner, 257-2973 . 3d Marines SSgt. R.C. Coleman, 257-3212 Cmdr. R.D. Erb, 257-3202 SAVER Care EN3 S.K. McCullough HqCo, 3d Marines CWO N.E. Massal Families providing day lstSgt. R.L. Mullen, 257-2993 SALO\ services in H&HS 1/3 care home Sgt. S.B. Hedgecock, 257-2885 lstLt. M.A. Killinger, government quarters here Cpl. E.A. Kaurskopf, 257-2068 257-2673 SSgt. R.N. Thomas, 257-2997 must be registered and H&MS-24 3/3 approved by the Air Station GySgt. T.A. Rodgers, 257-2484 SSgt. M.J. Davis, 257-3142 commanding officer. SSgt. R.E. Crenshaw, 257-2513 KAILUA SUPER SAVER SALON Family day care homes are MASS -24 Sgt. M.D. Casey, 257-3142 =MEOW= alSEME MOOMMESSIM 1/12 OUR SPECIALTIES FOR WOMEN, MEN & CHILDREN defined as a housing unit, GySgt. A.R. Burkart, 257-2512 lstLt. R.J. fladdick, other than the child's home, GySgt. F.C. Goodwin, 257-3621 257-2507 LstLt. M.S. Toupin HAIRCUT $6 410 in which care is provided on a MACS-2 3d AAV PRECISION CWO-3 D.B. Sylvester, 257-3245 $6 regular basis to one or more 2ndLt. S. 257-2711 SHAMPOO/CONDITIONER/FINISH SSgt. W.K. Noble, 257-2280 Harris, children, for 10 or more child Sgt. S. Tostic, 257-2711 PERMANENT WAVE HMM-265 care hours per week. CommSptCo with either or both of the above . . . additional $6 J.A. Kazin, 257-2489 lstLt. Sgt. K.L. Boehm, COME IN TODAY! Approved family day care lstLt. J.E. Donahue, 257-2489 257-3609 NO APPOINTMENT! homes must meet minimum HqCo, Bde (tonics subject to Urns availability) HMM-165 Must be 12 roars or older for ponnanent wave. Maj. J.R. Turner, 257-3340 standards for the children's lstLt. P.G. Hastings, 257-2777 Long hair slightly higher. HMC D.W. Stagmeyer, welfare, safety and develop- MSgt. D.R. Snook, 257-3150 257-2812 ment. GySgt. R. Betts, 257-3533 3d ReconBn Personnel providing these VMFA-212 Cpl. K.D. Ball, 257-3160 services must register Capt. S.R. Hoenie, 257-3131 Camp H.M. Smith immediately at the Family lstLt. D.L. Godfrey, 257-2024 Sgt. R.A. Kirby, 477-6331 LIBERTY HOUSE Service Center or be subject to violation of an Air Station order. For information call Lili High at 257-2128/2129/3168. "16 good to be back in training." There aren't many part-time jobs are good reasons in themselves to If you've left active duty or arc Children's that give you a chance to get inter- join the Marine Reserve. But per- about to, consider all you can get esting training, learn new skills and haps the strongest reason is the opp- in the Marine Reserve. It's a smart seminar jobs and even give you benefits like ortunity to get back with fellow move. Call 800-423-2600, toll-free. A "Self Esteem for retirement. and Marines. Men you have something In California, 800-252-0241. Children" seminar is discount in common vvith. People you can scheduled for children 3 to 5 shopping. count on. And part of one of the MARINE RESERVE years-old by the Armed Those world's most elite fighting forces. Services YMCA, beginning Feb. 26 from 9 to 11 a.m. for seven weeks. Activities are planned to teach cooperation, and learning situations that increase awareness and feelings. The instructor is a clinical specialist in child mental health and develop- ment. The fee is $30, or $5 per class. For more information call 254-4719.

Basic English "Basic English for Foreign Born Wives" is a conver- sational class taught in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. It enables foreign born wives to learn survivor skills such as budgeting, American cooking ideas, shopping and checkbook balancing. Classes meet at the Armed Services YMCA, Mondays and Thursdays, from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Registration fee is $5. For more information call the YMCA at 254-4719. Drivers Ed "Drivers Education for Learners Permit Class" is a supportive group designed to help wives prepare for the learners permit test for a drivers license. The class is sponsored by the Armed Services YMCA here. For more information call 254-4719. Tax info Free income tax assistance is available to servicemem- bers and their families assigned here and at Camp Smith, according to Maj. M. Daniel, legal assistance officer and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance coordinator. The VITA program, sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service, has volunteers trained in basic return preparation and are certified. VITA assistance will be available through April 15 at times and locations designated by command representatives. VITA volunteers assist individuals with Federal Forms 1040A, 1040EZ, and 1040, including exemptions, A-I0 IIAWAII MARINE February 21, 1985 It's time again to pay Uncle Sam Neck Pain? Backache? Don't Suffer Needlessly! Washington (NE3) - To married and filing separate- itemize deductions if you've Additionally, the cost of itemize or not is a question ly. paid a large amount in items or equipment that don't Pacific Vhiropraceic many taxpayers ask them- If you don't itemize, these interest on such debts as car take the place of civilian selves. Itemizing deductions amounts ZIon't have to be loans, education loans, or clothing, but are required by COMPLETE accounts and TRAINED IN will put money in your poeket computed since they're budget charge the military, is also PHYSICAL if your total deductions are included in the Tax Tables credit cards. deductible. .5 RECOGNIZED TECHNIQUES EXAM more the zero bracket a member, your Moving expenses are than and Tax Rate Schedules. As military INCLUDING amount for your filing status. decision to itemize should another deduction you may X-RAY Itemizing deductions "LOW FORCE" FACILITIES benefits you if you've paid take into account the tax laws want to consider. The moving and cost !that you pay on a Your zero bracket amount, interest or taxes on your regarding uniforms COMMON SYMPTOMS SPECIALIZING IN: the part of your income that home, made large contribu- moving expenses. Permanent Change of BACK PAIN ON THE JOB INJURIES isn't subject to tax, depends tions to qualified charities, The cost of uniforms - Station is deductible: HEADACHES AUTO ACCIDENTS on your filing status: $3,400 if had major uninsured including laundry, cleaning, However, moving expenses NECK PAIN SPORTS INJURIES is, paid ARM & LEG PAIN DR. JEANNE MICHAELS CHRONIC & DIFFICULT . married and filing jointly, or casualty or theft loss, or had repair or alteration - not for by the military, and a qualifying widow(er); medical and deductible if the uniform expenses for which you're JOINT PAIN R.N. DC. CASES large uninsured GENERAL PRACTICE $2,300 if single or filing as dental expenses. takes the place of civilian reimbursed, aren't de- MUSCLE SPASMS NUMBNESS FAMILY CARE PLAN head of household; $1,700 to ductible. if You may also want clothin PINCHED NERVES PERSONALIZED CARE 602 KAILUA RD. NO. 207. KAILUA 261-0831 'between Cornet & Hardware Hawall-2nd fluor rear' Camp Smith streamltnesbookkeeptng NO CHARGE FOR BRIEF SPINAL ANALYSIS

by Sgt.-Chuck Jenks paperwork is handled by one services management. This now, the special services Camp H.M. Smith, section, the monies profited will enable the Marines who section is about 72 percent Hawaii - The joining of will remain within the work in either of these Marine," added Hohn. Special Services and Club control of the separate sections to get back to their . The Corps-wide Centraliza- FEBRUARY SPECIAL Systems under one admini- section. For instance," said MOS." timi of the administration ANY CARPET CHEMICAL STEAM strative roof, headlined Holm, "when the club system The Special Services functions may take on makes 'X' number of dollars CLEANED TO SHAMPOO CLEANED Morale, Welfare and Recrea- section at Camp Smith is in another title as in the case of . a fiscal year, tion, has been recently profit during process of changing over. MCAS, Kaneohe Bay. 300 SO, FT. remain $19" $2995 implemented here. that money will "Currently, we have a large "Kaneohe Bay is using the function. The According to Maj. Tony strictly in that number of Marines trained in MWR and MASI) system to is true any revenue Holm, EMI-Tee MWR officer- same for completely different fields administratively monitor the profited by Special Services. in-charge, merger be Special Ser- two sections," Holm said, this will They don't share money." working for TINTING 20% Discount incorporated Corps-wide by vices," said Capt. Craig N. "hut if you asked where it the summer 1986. "'Phe change that will Hinman, Special Services was, the majority of Station 25°/n OFF THE FINEST CARPET DYEING Another Marines wouldn't umbrella term, MWR, was be incorporated in the officer, here. "But, as in the know what IN YOUR HOME created to consolidate the Corps -wide MWR inplemen- case of our athletic director, you were talking about. You would administrative function of tation will be the civiliani- Hal Nakabayashi, we can put have to ask where the the similarly structured zation of the two sections. a Marine back to doing what Personnel Services Office Special Services and Club "Both sections, will experi- he was trained for.." was located." Although the two titles are Systems sections," said ence a changeover from 373-2144 The two sections will different, they perform the Holm. Marine workers to civilian never be completely staffed by same task. According to employees," said Holm. Although these two civilians, but the percentages Holm, it is and will be up to different services produce' "The concept will draw of civilian employees will rise the individual command to separate funds and provide civilian 'experts' from club over the next year-And-a-half, decide what that section will separate CARPET CLEANING & DYEING FlUAIIMM benefits to the systems and/or special according to Hinman. "Right be called. serviceman, it has beeome more cost-effective to handle their administration from one monitoring section." Morale Administrative Support Division is the actual You've got what it takes. heartbeat of the MWR concept. It is here that the computerization of admini- strative functions for the two sections occurs. Time- consuming paperwork is kept to a minimum enabling smoother money transac- tions and more efficient service for the individual Marine. "tt must be undergthbd, however, that although the 171 Girl Scout news by Susan Braaten The Mokapu Girl Scout' troops have hem very busy this month. Thanks to the great support from the Air Station and Marine families, cookie sales were a success. Girl Scouts sold 455 cases which amounts to 5,460 boxes, or approximately 36 boxes per Girl Scout. As a result, the troops here earned about $1,650 for their own troops, and more than $10,000 to support the Girl Scout camps and other services of the council. Ninety-seven Brownies and their leaders held an overnighter Feb. 8. The girls learned new songs, made new friends, played games, saw films and enjoyed sharing time with other Girl Scouts. Each girl will receive a patch to recognize her participa- tion. Junior Girl Scouts from here and Kailua met Feb. 8 at Mokapu School to learn about the Nuupia Ponds, and especially the Hawaiian Stilts and their nesting sites.o Dr. Diane Drigot, Air Station environmental specialist, gave a slide and video presentation and talked about the activities the girls would participate in the next day. The group went to the shallow ponds the next day to restore artieifical nesting sites and clear mangrove hushes. For their participa- tion, the Scouts will receive patches and credit toward the Wildlife Badge. The Mokapu Girl Scouts Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined are now busy preparing for That Cigarette Smokily Is Dangerous to Your Health. the Girl Scout parade in Waikiki March 2, which begins at 10 a.m. Blacks helped pioneer the West gunslinging, rough, tough Bill," William Loren Katz Emancipation Proclama- maids, butlers, mammies, to Dodge City at the age of by MSgt. R.Williams, USA black marshals and black wrote in his 1973 book, tion. They faced the same stableboys, and other 15 in pursuit of his American Forces Information Service counterparts to Tom Mix, "The Black West." hardships and took the characterizations that childhood dream of White men who were William "Billy the Kid" Yet, blacks are mentioned same risks as everyone else usually portrayed them as becoming a cowboy. trappers, explorers, Bonney, Bat Masterson, in explorers' diaries, in settling and taming the lazy, shuffling, childish, Love worked the ranches adventurers, frontiersmen, Frank and Jesse James, the government reports, West. laughing-dancing-singing of the Texas panhandle, homesteaders, missionaries, Dalton brothers, Will pioneers' reminiscences and Some worked side by side people. sharpening his shooting soldiers and cowboys in the Rogers, and countless frontier newspapers. They with whites, but only a few When stories of legendary skills and becoming expert early American West have others. also appear in sketches by became foremen or trail marshal Bat Masterson ------gireading cattle brands. He been glorified in motion Yet, many blacks worked Charles Russell and bosses. Nearly one cowboy flashed on the silver screen, and other black cowboys pictures, television and with, and were friends of, Frederic Remington, and in in three was either Mexican his real life friend, black rode the famous Chisholm print. these men performing the early photographs by or black. cowboy Nat"Deadwood Trail, herding steers from The same is true of some same feats - good and bad. professional and amateur Dick' Love, was nowhere to Texas to the north. Movie stereotypes - Indians, such as Sitting "The story of black people cameramen, military and be seen. Neither were any of One of his greatest feats Bull, Geronimo and Coehise. was ignored when eivilian._Like other For many ye-ars, the the other black cowboys was completing a 12-hour, But black Americans and historians told of Davy Americans, they helped-- -ffellood of the Hollywood who were to be found in 100-mile ride on the back of other minorities were a part Crockett, Billy the Kid, Bat shape our many frontiers." movie industry was Dodge City, at the time of an unsaddled horse. of the old West. Even today, Masterson, Sitting Bull, Thousands of blacks westerns. But blacks were Masterson's adventures. Love, who was fluent in only a few know there were General Custer and Buffalo headed westward after the most often cast as cooks, In his 1907 auto- Spanish, rode the trails biography, "The Life and until 1890, when he went to Adventures of Nat Love: work as a Pullman porter Better Known in Cattle on the "iron horse." . Country as 'Deadwood Many black cowboys were Dick,' " Love claimed to forced into other occupa- have also been a friend or tions when the West became acquaintance of Frank and more populated with whites. Jesse James, psychopathic killer William "Billy the Jim Beckwourth Kid" Bonney, and other Countless novels, comic well-known figures of the books, and movies have time. depicted famous Indian Love was one of the most fighters and scouts, but Jim colorful cowboys in the Beckwourth, a black man, West. He earned the isn't one of them. A reporter nickname of "Deadwood who knew Beckwourth in Dick," naturally, in 1860 described him as "the Deadwood, S.D., on July 4, most famous Indian fighter 1876, when he displayed of his generation." outstanding skills in riding, Skilled with the gun, roping, throwing, saddling bowie knife, and tomahawk, and bridling an unbroken Beckwourth was adopted by horse, and target shooting. the Crow Indians, married a Born a slave in Tennessee chiefs daughter, and in 1854, Love migrated west Cont. on B-6 getataii

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Feb. 2:3 from 10 a.m., to 1 p.m., will start at noon March 2 This double-elimination available at running stores, and techniques during the Carole Kai and March 2 from 10 a.m., to 1 and 3 at K-Hay Lanes. tournament is open to all sports shops, health clubs, or Masters of the Martial Aits Entry fee for men is $15 Great Aloha p.m. Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m., for active duty and retired by calling St. Francis '85 exhibition, March 5(1, on Riseley Annex Field, and 18 games, and $12 for women servicemembers and civilian Hospital's Education Depart- from 3:30 to 9 p.m. at for 15 games. The top Run March :3 from 2 to 4 p.m. five employees, with exchange ment at 547-6410. Kekuhaupi 'o Gymnasiumnn Camp Smith's tryouts will finalists will qualify for the privileges, at Camp Smith. the campus of Kamehameha Military men and women be Wednesday from 6:::3 to 9 HMAC team. The tournament will have Schools. are invited to enter the Carole p.m., and March 6 from 6:30 For more information call five divisions: Men's Open, Big Brothers Kai Great Aloha Run, at 6:30 to 9 p.m. Art Machado at 257-3375. Seniors, Intermediate, Skeet and a.m. March 3. The 71/2-mile All interested participants Novice and Women's Open. fun run course will begin at Aloha Trap Range the can call Coach "Butch" Entry forms can be picked Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Tower and end at Aloha Polland at 488-7007 for more Softball up at either the Camp Smith The Air Station's Skeet and Stadium. The organizational meet- Honolulu Inc. will sponsor its information. Special Services Office or the Annual Fun Run at 7 a.m. Trap Range, located by the 'rhe run will be followed by ing for the 1985 intramural Fitness 5th softball program will be Center. Entry Feb. 24. Station Firing Range, is open entertainment and an deadline is March 8. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays; BM awards ceremony. Finishers Table tennis March 6 at noon at the The 5.2-mile run will begin For more information call at the Aloha Tower, proceed 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, will receive a T-shirt, and The semiannual table Station Theater. Season Hal at 477-5197. starts April 2. through Ala Moana Park, Sundays, and holidays. there will be a neighbor tennis tournament will be Shotguns and shells are island trip for each 500th the Station and return to the Aloha this weekend at Tower. fees are $12 for available. National Sltet runner crossing the finish Gym. All active duty Rainbow Run Entry of Judo adults, and $10 for youths 17 Shooter Association tourna- line. In addition, a variety personnel must register by Resumes for Active military service- ments are scheduled about prizes will be given to runners at the gym All-Marine years old and younger. 4:30 p.m. today judo are due to FMFPac by members will have their own A new "race walking" once a month. present at the ceremony. lobby. March 1. All active duty category this year in Hospice division, following interna- Call 257-2868 for more The run will kick off the servicemembers Rainbow Run '85, scheduled Carole Kai Bed Race who are tional race walking rules, has information. interested should contact for March 10 at Keehi been added to this year's Festival, ending March 9 Volleyball Jerry Price Lagoon. Individual with the 12th Annual Bed unit at 257-3550/3622. event. A one-day pool play The 10K run has a 7 a.m. Applications are available Race and Parade in Waikiki. volleyball tournament will be starting time, with runners sports The run will include three at all military installations held Sunday at the Station Camp Smith going from the park through and major running stores on Resumes are due at special divisions: Military, Gym. Call the Athletic Office the airport industrial area, FMFPac for All-Marine Wheelchair and Racewalker. to Oahu, or by calling 521-3811. today at 257-3550/3622 Golf Tourney along Nimitz Highway, and Proceeds from Fun Run '85 hopefuls in Judo, March 1; There also will be men's and register your team. Coaches back to the park. Track and Field, April 6; The 1985 will benefit Big Brothers/Big women's divisions of various meeting is noon Friday at the Camp Smith Golf Entry fee is $12 and Handball, April 19; Boxing, Tournament will be March 20 Sisters of Honolulu, Inc. age groups, as, well as gym. includes a T-shirt, refresh- July 5; and Tennis, July 12. divisions for boys and girls. at Leilehua Championship Golf ments and individual race Participants should All active duty military Course. results. Participants can Martial artist contact Jerry Price at the men and women stationed in Racquetball All active duty and retired obtain at least $12 in pledges Athletic Office to start thbir Hawaii are eligible to The novice division servicemembers stationed at to Camp use in place of the entry fee. Hawaii's top martial artists paperwork as soon a s. compete in the Military racquetball tournament will Smith are eligible to Registration forms are will demonstrate their skills possible. Division, and trophies will be be March 2 and 3. The enter. Camp Smith civilian to the first three pretournament meeting will employees with awarded exchange gum NI11 I NI11 I NIIII .1111111111111111111 1E11111111111 11111111111111 male and female finishers. be Feb. 28. at 11:30 a.m. in privileges are also eligible. They will also compete in Court 3. Entry deadline is March wee their age divisions, with The intermediate division 14, and forms can be picked MM trophies in each division tournament will be March 9 up at the Camp Smith Special WE DO PARTIES BETTER! given to the first three male and 10 with the pretourna- Services Office or the Fitness i and female finishers. ment meeting March 7 at Center. mon . .'Cause We're Professional! Special trophies will be 11:30 a.m. in Court 3. For more information call MO awarded to the base with the All active duty personnel Hal at 477-5197. best participation in the interested in either tourna- We cater to every occasion, at any location. OEM Military Division determined ment must preregister at the Camp Smith by the percentage of assigned Station Gym. Winners will be Relax and let our professional staff make personnel. In addition, eligible to participate in the racquetball special prizes and recogni- HMAC competition in your special event a deserved success! =11 tion will be given to the March. The Camp. Smith Quarterly largest military unit running Racquetball Tournament will in formation. Trophies will be Bowling swing into action at the presented at the Carole Kai A "King and Queen of the camp's racquetball courts, for more Information, Bed Race. Hill" bowling tournament March 13. Entry forms for the Great Aloha Run are available at Call 257-2657/257-2873 the Station Gym. Running the MSGT. ROGER WALTERS Great Aloha DENTAL GROUP Run? o WINDWARD ENLISTED CLUB Any units/sections who 254-1541 are entering a team to run in 1110111CLIP & SAVE MEN= KMCAS formation during the Great Aloha Run, March 3, are imam Rim mini mum animism Num mil sum eulinisi) asked to contact MGySgt. COMPLETE EXAM G.E. Hijar, Public Affairs Chief, at 257-3319/2178/2170 X-RAYS & ( by 10 a.m. Monday. I So far, there are 9,400 LAST CHANCE, runners signed up for the run, TEETH CLEANING I and the organizing commit- This certificate entitles "our new S OFFER EXPIRES tee needs to know the number patients" to an initial examina- of military teams running in tion and cleaning with all neces- ONLY LI FEBRUARY formation to plan for sary X-rays for only $19.00. 28TH. checking procedures at the IMPORTANT! Offer Expires. All finishing line. Calls for Appointments must be OFFER 0000 ON FIRST VISIT ONLY made by March 2, 19115. Actual $ 1 900 Varsity Appointment can bit later. Each family may use only one coupon, however, the coupon you choose is good softball for an family member,. Thm certIficais will not apply to any 005-82 Or Dental:Ward REGULARLY $ 1 OCP members, I Tryouts for the women DON'T WAIT . . Marines Varsity Softball MIMI CLIP & SAVENNIIIIIIIIII 11111 programs are as follows: Pali Palms Plaza 41111111111111.111=1ACT NOWI At Pollock Field, Saturday ril Noel to Yam Yore um - e70 N. IWO.. Ave, - In Floor - Anon From Aikshi Sho Cu. Free Aerobic Classes.i MOUNT VERNON Free Racquetball.' Nautilus Equipment HOLDS DOWN Free Weights: Basketball. MILITARY Volleyball - SPENDING. Bar & Restaurant.. WE'LL SPEND FOR AIRFARE JOIN THE for your house-hunting trip /1.111.111.1111.1111111.EXCITEMENT ENTIRE.CLUB IS BEING RECEIVE your own GREATER WASHINGTON, D.C. REMODELED IsCALL FOR FRE relocation kit with Information NE housing. sclaoli, Minsportstion, financing, and 'more. VIEW our now JUST FOR YOU! VISIT VIDEO on HOUNDS In the D.C. arse. FEBRUARY 22 - MARCH 3 AIRPORT HOLIDAY INN INT RNATIONAL1; 3401 NIMItt SAM -ON Fitness & Racquetball Centers® CALL: pmet=i WW1. Hotel) Sr nig I (listilay Kaneohe Club 45.608 Kam Hwy. Asflf IFINk 00111111/011itielftyproto flwelpceeko tk moo complefe'weight wow (4000 sq.ft) von 0111111$ art t If 41 February 21, 1985 HAWAII MARINE 11-3 Religious services Special Services MCAS Kaneohe Bay 257-3552/3506 Weekdays be given at 7:30 p.m. March 7 11:45 am. - Catholic Mass Dependent and at 10 a.m. March 9 at Library Smocking Saturday Recreation Dependent Rec. If there is The Station Library will Learn how to make 6 p.m. enough participation, a 10- - Catholic Mass host Carol Jossem, an children's clothes and MuUe 7 p.m. - Catholic Reconciliations 254-2963 week course will be offered for illustrator of children's books muus, with the art of $25. Saturday at II a.m. She will smocking. A three-week 7:30 a.m. Catholic Mass nd The course will cover show how her children's course begins March 18 at - Youth uses 8:30 a.m. Protestant Liturgical Communion practical of self-defense, books, "Keaka and the 7:30 p.m. in Dependent Rec. - such as breakaway techni- 9:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass baseball/ Likilo'i Vine" and "Iki ilia Cost is $20, and materials 9:30 a.m. Protestant Sunday School ques, escape methods and and the Magic Shark," were are supplied. Deadline to - counter 10:45 a.m. Catholic CCD Classes softball attacks. illustrated. Free bookmarks register is March 13 at - Registration will continue 11 am. - Protestant Worship will be given away. Dependent Rec. for youth baseball/softball For 1 p.m. - Samoan Congregation Hawaiian more information call through March 31 The Station Chapel is located in the right rear corner of at Murray at 257-3583. Dependent Rec between and the Marine Corps Exchange, building 1090. Sunday quilting 4:30 p.m. Fresh flower School and CCD are held in the pre-school area, building A class in Hawaiian Swimming lei 1391. Junior golf quilting will be starting Camp H.M. Smith March 6 at 6:30 p.m., and Learn to make the five for the next lessons 477-5098 Registration March 8 at 9 a.m. in styles of leis at a fresh lei- be Registration for session of junior golf will Dependent Rec. A 6-week swimming making class, held March 22 Sunday p.m. at the lessons will be 2 p.m. March 9 March 4 at 3:30 course is $15. Students from 9: :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at a.m, Mass start at the Station Pool. Each - Catholic Golf Course. Play will provide materials. Registra- Dependent Rec. Worship will session be 10 lessons, 9:30 am. - Protestant March 11 at3:30 p.m. and tion deadline is March 4. will All the fresh flowers and School Tuesday 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sunday continue through May. through Friday, ferns are supplied. Cost is between 3 and 5 p.m. Monday $15. Deadline for registra- 11:30 a.m. Bible Study Dried flower Prenatal Sessions are March 12 tion is March 20. - through 27. Registration for Wednesday exercise class the next session is 2 p.m. 6:45 a.m. Prayer breakfast arrangements - March 30 at the Station Pool. Make a haku lei for your A prenatal exercise class is Naval Station Pearl Harbor held Tuesdays and Thurs- Cost for 10 lessons is $25. 471-3971 head or hat from beautiful dried and silk flowers. Class days from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Hula Weekdays will be 6:30 p.m. March 20 at dance room. Cost is $16 per 11:30 am. Daily Catholic Mass the Station Library. Cost is month. An eight-week hula session - more Saturday $14. Deadline is March 18 For information on for children begins March 13 6 p.m. -= Catholic Mass at Dependent Rec. programs, and classes in at 3 p.m., and for adults, Sunday exercise, martial arts, March 14 at 9:30 a.m. or gymnastics and dance call 7:30 and 9:30 am. - Catholic Mass Selfdefense March 18 at 7 p.m. 8:30 am. Protestant Communion Service Jan or Diane, Monday An eight-week session - A free demonstration Friday, 8 am. to 6 9:30 am. Protestant Sunday School through costs $25. Deadline for - workshop on self defense will p.m. at 254-2963, 11 a.m. - Protestant Worship Service registration is March 11, 7 p.m. - Protestant Gospel Service Holidays MENAI. ELECTRIC 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. - Catholic Mass CASES COMPANY Aloha Jewish Chapel, ACCIDENT Factory Pearl Harbor INCLUDING Service +ftelpralbst 471-0050 Friday WRONGFUL WE OFFER THESE SERVICES 8 p.m. - Shabat DEATH CLAIMS Scheduled Service Mon.-Sat. 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Honolulu Symphony Box Performances are March 1-30 will be shown in the Academy Office and through ASID Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday members at Ruger Theatre. "Whales and DolphinS" is and designer and Wednesday. Tickets are being offered Saturday from showrooms. "Pal Joey',1 opens March 1 $3. GUARANTEED 9 a.m. to np,11: This one- For details call 537-6171. at 8 p.m. The audience is invited to meet the cast after session -lass is open to 3rd LOWEST the show' on the theatre's Crime graders and above accom- HOOVER PRICES IN HAWAII lanai. The show runs panied by an adult. Women's Thursday through INCLUDING ALL Saturday Prevention EXCHANGES at 8 p.m., and Sundays at6:30 MILITARY history The Kaneohe EXchange MPS ship RADE-IN P.m. Club will sponsor "Keep "Family Tickets are $5.50 to $9.50 Crime in Decline" in dedicated and are available at the HCT of Crime Preven- Sunday" recognition RAT box office, STAR and tion Week, this weekend. The 2ndIA..lohn 1'. 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Reservation $2.50. running Thursday, chits are distributed at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday The Family Service Center, and noon for the plane- The Kronos Quartet will ' evenings through March 10. a division of the Pearl Harbor tarium's limited seating. present a concert of 20th- Reservations are required Personal Assistance Center, century compositions, many to guarantee seating and is looking for volunteers to written especially for them, may be made by calling 655- help in a variety of areas Dance concert Saturday at 8 p.m. They will 9091 after 1 p.m. Tuesdays perform pieces by composers including program support, through Sundays. General information and referral, and Leeward Community Bela Bartok, Peter Schul- admission is $4, but College presents its annual thorpe, R. 'Murray Schafer, intake. discounts ate available at the You may have some special spring dance concert, entitled and "Cadenza for the Night door. 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5 1; ;018i Sired ON us. k;1 ;. la, Hawaii 26. 2306 at San Diego St. Feb 21 5:25 pm at Air Force Academe Feb 23 4:25 pm February 21e 1,685 11-8 HAWAII MARINE M/F 35 PERSONAL SERVICES 313 RESUMES NO HELP WANTED M/F 110 HELP WANTED , . FELIPE Yard and House- ADDRESS 8 STUFFING, etc. DIVINE Hands Massage VOLUNTEER tutors needed About PINNY STOCKS cleaning. Call 281.5050 group Work from your home. Olympic style. Gets rid or for teenage girls in a per mo Nearly all, Oilers great imolai* between 200 and 8:00 p.m. stress. aching home in Kaneohe. 521-2377 15 hours far muscles. piece work. ALSO you can Movie and opportunity. Call John 923-1627 Child 8 Family Service schedule Cut, SATISFIED yard serViCe. if Tree brochures call do P.R. work on phone trap lertilizing, Orly. Rees. Interested (optional). 523-0938 Flee est. 262-0324 BUSINESS DENTAL Anielant, Cont. from B-4 touch is demonstrated in this .50 OPPORTUNITIES Hattori MUST have very attractive Ask fur G. Kobayashi hand writing, typewriter. thriller which follows a man eves. 735-3774 phone 262-4552 manner for Alfred Hitchcock try to START your own business for ( pleasant phone plagued with an irrational E.J. Pillock & Co. MOVING??? 532.95! Herbal products. Call P.R ) convenient unravel the mystery. Tammy. 531-4052 location rparking1 between fear of heights as he pursues FRANI Downtown a HaWHil Kai nt WANTED _ ALOHA PAWN PARKING POWER INC. Monday an equally irrational BROTRED3 5 people In distribute weight 922-5411 Buy Sell Loan Trade 111, ESTABLISHED small restau- Call anytime. a ProfesNonals rant. steady cliental. good lose and null-Olen products. To Be Announced, infatuation for mysteriouis CASH S Moving S QUICK People Pr 'cos income 535,000, some terms Earn $100 Is 5500 a week. Christ- woman with suicidal at possible. fEACHER'§-assistant Tuesday We buy gold and 735-1827 Call Everett, 698- ian alter school program. Call value. 8366, 696-8713 eves 456-4975 Vertigo - PG. Suspense/ tendencies. anything else of Call '282-8501 g7540 California Ave. between 12 & 3 drama. James Stewart and Wednesday of; WE service all makes and" 130 HELP WANTED M/F 622-2898 Novak, The Hitchcock To Be Announced. Ph. models on all major appli- COCKTAIL waitress'. 18-35 pre plan for Kim wawa. Reasonable rates One -paid PRESCHOOL teacher must rs shift work avail.. military dependents. No sales day service. We also sell new meet the DSSH req. resume 8 tt.id '/hour. Will train. Phone required, plan sells EDGAR CAYCEE and need appliances Aaro ' r ..6 experience phone 254-4074 or 254-3802 523-0600 WItettd.?II after 6, 396-9883 Mr. Appliance. Phone 235 -2677 for interview. SEMINARS WANTED, 20 overweight March 1,- Our Experi- DRESSMAKING 'and altera- NEEDLECRAFT people, that-are sincere about loverstreacit weight. and want to giver ence With Edgar Caycee tions . for men and women. others 8 earn losing SUBSTITUTE childcare Save money in spare parr time. Cali Mike 488- Hale. satiny Mori -Sat. 9 to 5:30 p.m. 282- work at Rainbow fora day. needed March 2, Experiences time. 254 -5268 '5Evec-se 8044. 1151 Between Earth Lives. i nD PpMt:nitni' -rnenext a r 6171 DISTRIBUTORS the WAHPaAlPeNleY Duality Inn Hotel exciting water filtration Carrier Air system. pert -time 11861 7:30 p.m. to 910 pm. Conditioning EXAMINE \ delivery drivers for super- Adinlmion $9 each evening KOKUA EMPLOYMENT market routes. live Windward. Call Hervey Green Retell Clerks $800 able work 2 days per week.. or ast.3401 Residential. Commercial 022-6481 YOUR Dental Recap, cop. SOS e2;c2es3S7uinie...treommLarn, -.4 pc.rnall: and Industrial equipment. Delivery Mechanic to $4.50 and installation Helper $5.50 20 LOST 6 FOUND Sales Carpenters 261-0477 FUTURE. 767 Kailua Rd . 4101 bOG black, male, lats IC ultra, Ph. 262.8137 ' CLEANING people needed. 21 Enchanted Lake. (ilea, call Before you check Well trained. Call up on HIGH school math teacher 2814254 262-5922 anything else, check out the Stephany - FREE PREGNANCY TEST from April 15 to end of May. - - skills the Army has better. As 3t FOUND: Beautdol male Open 5 days a week Teaching exp. preferred. 988- a golden Labrador, victnity Medical Specialist, you train 6885 Mon.- Fri. 8 to 3 p.m General Carpenter.pEeDnEteDr. General Kam /Likelike lidry Call 262- Monday.froday 10 rr In -2 p m. in various aspects of emer Laborer. Most Have Own Dc 7781 ' Alea - 487. 71187 gency medical treatment and PART lime work. Baskin- Tools A Realiable Trensporta, Oa Kathie - 262. 2171 patient care. Robbins. Windward City or Lion. Cell 239-6687. Evenings. FOUND, male Windward Mall. Must be avail. beautiful Cooke St. 530-3577 II you're interested in golden Lab vicinity Lrkelike/ 'starting a medical career, see for both. 2/7 p.m. or 7/11 p.m. LPN Part time, days and Wahiawa -622.1532 Advancement evenings. Pearl Kam Hwy. Call 262-7751 eves: your Army liar miter opportunities. Ann ICI. Apply directly immediately. Kaneohe. Call 247-8558 LOST: Med. writ 'male ARTHUR Brick wood American Eskimo-Spitz. Associates General Contrac- CALL Kallua. Reward. 262 -2470- tor. IeBC42561 Specializing in CompSet 500 8127 new homes, mai& & minor 847-3905 repairs, additions & more. RADIO LOST: Small black fenlale dog. Good quality Work. Ph 293- ARMY. COUNTRY Kaneohe area. Reward. Call 9183 Typesetter Wanted 235-6903 BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Evenings & Saturdays TOP 10 COUNTRY SONGS 25 PERSONALS D F IIV ING - ass Part-time & possible full -time CS. IS Mormonism Christian DIVORCE 17, 1985 A new recorded message CRIMINAL DEFENSE NEED MONEY? FEBRUARY 2939495 Must type at least 55 w.p.m. each week Reasonable Hales $ $ $ 2 1 Baby Bye Bye Gary Morris MODELS. Actors & Actresses. LORETTA A. E BINGER Exile Photos for Portfolios .8 Attorney al I aw WE CAN HELP! 5 2 Crazy For Your Love publicity taken at reasonable Paste-Up Artist for into CA L 523-6138 Dan Seals cost, CallBob & prices. 3 3 My Baby's Got Good Tinting 2,3,7.-w1,7,58 leave message if no 36 RESUMES *ATTENTION* Wanted 8 4 A Lady Like You Glenn Cativbell Newspaper & advertising paste-up LOSE now, Ask me Jeans On Mel McDaniel weight MILITARY 1 4 Baby's Got Her Blue how. 10-29 lbs.. per mo Alt Dorothy Experienced only need apply natural. Call 531-4052 9 6 My Only Love The Stotler Brothers Hazzard Broke Even on Pay Day? Evenings, Saturdays, & Business PAMPER yourself. outcall Resumes A Good Love Comin' Lee Greenwood Writing Military Men Part-time & possible full-time 10 7 You've Got Massage. Mon.-Sat . 11 to 10 p.m. 521-1910. Lic Free Consultation Military Wives Steve Wariner 399 13 0 What I Didn't Do 947-8422 Call 235-5881 16 9 Crazy Kenny Rogers IF You want 10 drink that& 765 Anises St. 8310 Start the New Year Ask for Louellen Schreefel II your business. you want to Behind SCAM IV Ch 9 12 10 All Tangled Up In Love Gus Hardin 8 stop, that's ours Alcoholics off with money. Earl Thomas Cooley Anonymous. Ph. 946 -143n 1 LEGAL NOTICES *I LEGAL NOTICES WINDWARD Hear the Top Country Songs In the Nation on the WEEKLY COUNTRY (and LEEWARD] Earn Extra Money 30 INCOME TAO SERVICE Part-time MUSIC COUNTDOWN SUNDAY MORNINGS at 9 A.M. on AM94 at RESUMES. ETC. TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES - KDEO Country Radio. S6 per hour KENNEDY Tao Service, 1040A PERSONALIZED WRITING 510 to 900 p.m Traffic Schedule No. 85-2 8 HI 520: 1040 8 HI 03b 261-7524 Mon lire Fri Pearlridge 488-8361, 672-9432 61,1,0, Si Carlo lit IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS 012 Peartridge Cir. 408 -0301 We need part lime workers ORDINANCE NO. 70-44 AMENDING ARTICLE II, Also open evenings and Saharan immediately lo train for our CHAPTER 15 11976 TRAFFIC CODE), RELATING TAX Returns. Fast Accurate newly established "Discount TO TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION, THE DEPART- service. reasonable fee Call Buying Warehouse gullets" MENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, 254-4910 Specializing , clothing. CITY BIGGEST BERNINA GOOD JOBS ARE invelry. radios toasters. AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, HEREBY gS AVAILABLE! turniture. TVs. microwaves ESTABLISHES TRAFFIC SCHEDULE NO. 85-2 TO .35 PERSONAL SERVICES baby turnitere and many AMEND SCHEDULE III OF SECTION 15-6.3. laeresuoner resonars Wes doors more applorKes Followint ESTABLISHING MIIllary RIGHT OR LEFT TURN AGA INsr dR SPecoolosts areas are available Honolulu. HIRE free A RED SIGNAL; SCHEDULE VII OF SECTION 15- SALE HISTORY _ HOUSEWIVES FOR Censor Loam Pearl Harbor. Sall Lake 7.2(4Ka) tl Quality housekeepers for Wahiawa Barbers Point and ESTABLISHING SPEED LIMIT ZONES quality homes. refs. Excl. Lead Ser owes KMCAS Other Benefits in- 35 MILES PER HOUR; SCHEDULE XI OF SECTIO Call Doreen at 237-8659 clude Advancement 15-8.3(2) ESTABLISHING NO SC:HEDU OS PROFESSIONALRESUME Bonuses TURNS; and Incentive Pay XXII OF SECTION 15-14.5111 ESTABLISHIN SERVICE Call PROHIBITED PARKING CERTAIN AREAS,{ PAINTING, ext /int 735 Bishop St.. 5238 SCHEDULE 15-15.1(41(1). 18 years experience XXIV OF SECTION Doug 239-7130 488-0173 ESTABLISHING CURB LOADING ZONES: AND/ -Established 1977" ask for Judy SCHEDULE XXV OF SECTION 15-10.3(41 ESTABLISHING OFFICIAL BUS STOPS. Affordable Yard & ' SECTION I. Chapter 15 11976 Traffic Code), City oar Tree Service County of Honolulu, as amended, is hereby furthel Free Estimates amended in the following particulars: 262-9746 PRESSROOM TRAINEES Ily amending Schedule III of Se. 15.6.3 eateblishingl right or left turn against a red Mantel in the folloWinfG HANDYMAN carpentry particulars: drywall patch, floor We are a growing publishing company 1. By adding thereto the following: paint. Doug 239 -7130 in need of dependable and capable "Pensacola St. No left turn from Pensacola St. int is level posi- King St. in the Koko Head direction." personnel. This an entry 2. By deleting there from the following: DESIGNER custom.madir tion requiring hard work and determi- "Dillingham Blvd. Ni right turn from Dole Corp, types ol__gar_cnents__and Blvd. in the Koko Head direc., alterations. Ph. 262-4949 nation. If you possess'these qualities Gate into Dillingham lion." yon.cock and are willing to learn, you may have a b. By amending Schedule VII of Sec. 15.7.2(4110eatalw Docurarive Stitching future In the printing industry with us. liehing speed limit zones - 35 mph by adding thereto the gig nag Serving following: Makes Button Hares Blaze 1977 "Geiger Rd., from Fort Weaver Rd. to the entrance of Derno Model 9 15°' If you are interested, call Barbers Point Naval Air Station." e. By amending Schedule XI of Sec. 45.0.:821 establishing 533-4533 no turns in the following particulars: swi Mornay Mn, Bridge Junior Stockwell or Sandy Pace 1. By addingathereto the following: PACIFIC SURPLUS & DISTRIBUTORS '''S 235-5881 "Kapiolani Blvd. No left turn from Kapiolani Blvd. CC , into Jack-fn.The.Box driveway at 075 Kapinlani Blvd. 262-8131 Sun Press ."Kapiolani Blvd. Ni, left turn filial Kapiolani Blvd. 455 -9010 into Ward Ave. in the mauka direction.". 1 KATE 46-016 Alatcia St., Kaneohe 24 7-F LIA RD 98-593 SAMY ADVERTISING 2. By deletinglherefrom the following: STANDARDS or come to our office and fill out an application. "Kapiolani Blvd. No left turn from Kapiolani Blvd. KAILUA =; PEARL CITY:7:1'r" into Ward Ave. in the mauka direction the morning Advertising published al the Sun Press, Milan. Son Schedule Sec. 15-14.N 1 ) eater, Times. Menet. Our News, d.Pleklay rimPei'nd'in.g XXII of Newell Navy News. Hawaii liehing prohibited .parking certain areas in the following Marine end the Sun-Flyer is CIRCULATION ASSISTANT particulars: THE FUTURE OF COMPUTERS accepted an the prang. I. By adding thereto the following: that the merchandise and DISTRIBUTION/DISPATCH ."Aala St., Koko Head aide, for distance 00' mall services offered are direction from nutuka curbline prolongation of Kukui COULD BE accurately described and St. willingly sold to customers Responsible for operational aspects of "Aida St., Koko Head side, for distance 90' makai at the advertised Dace. of Kukla Advertisers are ex am of newspaper ordering, distribution and direction from makui curbline prolongation these conditions Myer- dispatch. Position requires office skills, St. Using that does nolcOnforrn "Aiea Heights Dr., mauke side, from Kahilinai to Mese standards or thatIs organizational abilities, willingness to the Koko Head property line of 99.504 Aiea Heights 1 deceptive or misleading ia work in the field. Lifting, light mainte- "Di-minis St., mauka aide, for distance 75' Koko He accepted never knowingly nance involved. Must have own Vehicle. direction from Koko Heed curbline prolongation If any reader encounters Kermumoku St. non-compliance with these Salary, mileage, medical, dental, profit we ask that you "Huina St., both side, for distance 60' makei direkt standards, At, Inform: sharing. lion from melon curbline prolongation of Bates Sun Press lraupaku Pi., mauka side, for its entire length, "Keeaumoku St Ewa aide, for distance 611' mau at 235-5881 Please call Barbara direction from mltee curbline prolongation l$ Better Business The SUN PRESS Newspapers n'"mKjetnri:u8nitiiku St., Koko /lend aide, for distance 44 Bureau mitkai direction from melon curbline prolongation Dominis St. at 531-8131 "Misnion Lane, Koko Head side, for distance I;t 672 Ala Moana Blvd. 235-5811 ext. 340 mokai direction from mekei curbline prolongation 0. 96613 Knwaialum St. "Miseion lame, Koko Heed side, for (helium. /-.1r-', rY,I.SI 'make direction from innuka curbline prolongation -.1,SeYVV-V,,e't ,....,.-',1 St. , ry-. rry-v-rey-nrwy w-v-v-N cry-Y-1\ ik Quality Education in a CHRISTian Atmosphere 4""'nU rsity Ave., Ewa tilde, for distance 235' 011.4 direction from makai curbline prolongation of Ilan St. 2. By amending item relating to Haiku ltd., Wimpy side, for distance '205 mnuka direction from O a point 4f 5 HANALAN1 SCHOOLS make of make (militia!, prolongation of Alnlioa St.,ji RI/OSEVEIT I CRSIT1' in cooperation tc ith (0118111. 1)AT A read: (')R111RATII/Pi. 3 o raid Nark r O: it rontinger .1cchnolor . 11111. "Haiku Rd., Makepuu nide, for distance 165' man training Ott out the ripprim rums tri nary aro I,./un, ink, the computer ric direction from n point r.v. !nautili of amok° curldi Ih ranch a, Ilarbetoes Degree or f erlIficalek in Computer Science. K-4 pro(ongatioq of Alalon St." e. By amending Schedule XXIV of See. 15.15.114) t to establishing coif loading wen by adding thereto t UNIQUE ADVANTAGES': Grades hollowing, 6 "Hilliwni St., melon side, for entire length frontiA4 Grade the Ala Wai Elementary School during Me 7:30 om. know computers best meddler she !slut diversified program in 7-12 9,30 n.m. and 1:00 pm. to 3:00 p.m. on school days. computer mien., onls 300 f. By amending Schedule XXV of See. 15.-153(41iwtaloli 94-294 Mg official bus emus by deleting therefnun the follewi Mr1I-erpripped labs with 211 MIMI/41HW Ilt(t 10 ( IN ( TIN'S Wilikina Dr. "Wriipahu St., Withiawn nide, for Medan.. I merafrerar for 'Yeel-wand" opplIregsras, Anania Dr. meek° direction (met a point :881' mullet of Wailing Wahiawa property lino of August Ahem!. Elementary Selo! I amaranth trims and choice of des. evalkift. or Fisturday classes. Mililani uring bro. 7:00 /1.10. (1, 8:00 .nd 100 b12 621-5692 pm In mined days." SECTION Spring Term 11 Begleellor. 625-1692 2. This Schedule ha hereby enriched to or 1101111. n part of Article VI hereof and shall take effect ten( working dayx after its poldirrnion. ROOSEVEJI;F INIVIIISITY 621-9237 .101IN E. IIIHTEN, Direetor Cl01.1,1,,(iE OF, CONTINI '1741, lit)* :.441-ioN Department of Tronsportalion Servirs City rind County of Monolitlu 2828 PAA ST 110N01 H. HAWAII O810 Transportation available to most places. For more Informatiorit, call or write the school. of duehl'"2'iZCopiox eelertlelr file in the City Clerlee Off Mimes 830-2254 for use and examination by the for s,chool year 1985-86. public.. Apply now (Son Press, ',clattery 21,19951 ' February 21 , 1985 Chisnified II 60 HELP WANTED M/F MIS GARAGE/LANAI SALES 03 HOUSES PART, FURN. 114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 120 FURNITURE _ . 128 MISCELLANEOUS 126 MISCELLANEOUS- 126 MISCELLANEOUS 1213 MISCELLANEOUS MOVING Sale Feb. 22 & 23. 9 MAKAHA. Cozy 3 bdrm. I 5 A 3 bdrm. Fee home, HAIR STYLISTS to 4, 19- color Iv $80. DON'T Read - Sell Improve- GOLOR TV 5135 reins 5.;ttor 84-838 Moue SI , Makaha. bath ocean front home. Aare!. immaculate Mean. 589,600 FOR sale anti tapes elan 5 se Beds, turn clothes. now. Catherine (11) 668-1220 car seat $30, bed frame $10 JCPenney's 10" bike $30 lent/Sell Hyponosis 'finer:5190 washer WANTED $700 per mo. tails Call dryer $110 Inge's Really 695-9055 SSSCASH$$$ All good cond 254-1297 422-8459 Jusl lister\ about 45 nun a day stack combo 5195 Guaranteed Over 150 different titles Free guaranteed 528-3122 6 4 for used furniture GARAGE Sale: yard 'loots. KANEOHE. bdrm.. bath, catalog. P A T H. 1513.7 Min Wane/More ocean/mountain view, brand BRAUN dough mixer MEERSTIAUMPliresTrorn garden shop & electric beds carved Maluawai St , Pearl City, HI WATERHEATER..52 gal 5125 PICK one, I bdrit. utils. $350. new 5199,700 Fee 239-7087 plus extra parts $50. Turkey. beautiful hand supplies. misc. household singre post vaamsater - Ige. 3 bdrm $650. Salt Lake Italian 8 Wicker pieces 488-2200 96782 Shearpower goods, Sal.. Feb. 23. 9 to 2, By Owner Other items also 261-8127 rowmo machine 19 Inc. 720 943-0092 Rent Mart 570 lane . Call Ernie 262-0007 St Kagua 834-1080 - --- LADIES Lynx custom goil It oprighl CiF freezer 52; t, KANEOHE - Woodridge-4 COMPUTER 450; SLR -110 313-C. sectional, coffee lablei clubs 1. 3. 4, 5. woods. irons 3 617-9652 alter 6 p bedroom, 2 bath-fee-quiet col recliner. good conditioh Call GARAGE Sale/movIng Feb. YOUR choice 2 bdrm 5435, 3 am ra-$50; Sansui equalizer/ thru 9. PW 8 SW Graphite shalt de sac, ordure perfect yard- 1.7,550 422-6026 235-2283 driver bag incl. axe' $450 11,1EW JC Pnnney drapes 1 HELP WANTED SALES 23, 8-noon, 314 Hamekue Dr.. bdrm. 2 bath, fenced yard Koolau Mts nestled below the . 261-0052 X 54- $50 or 1,6,1 ogre, to., K ailua. Fern. & misc. $575 943-0092 Rent Mart TUIT. size brass Linton, tetO . . shows pride of ownership /offer. Can 88,10 HERBAL nutritional company Buyers home warranty 5350 DINING set, girls bike, coffee CUT your milk bill in half NO needs 624-2258 evenings per half gallon food stamps HOOVER canister wtpower distributors. Easy to GARAGE Sale- Sat. 8-2, coffee 5133.000. ERA Magnum table Apple IIE 8 printer KAILUA 3 bdrm . 2 bath accepted It's nozzle edge cleaner 1 7 peak KENWOOD AM FM stern, sell. Call Tammy. 531-4052 lable/end table; silverware Properties MLS a56546 Dusty 247-4299 Natural Farms. spacious. Igo Yd. DESK. HON steel exec sand, hp full set r 1 attachments sire:doss, irrou in chest; & lam rm Woodstock (R) 671-1095. Ph 262-8648 2224 Bauer Dr., KMCAS $1200 a mo 262-0550 walnut sr x 64:1' inn $299. host brand new, box Have 3 el offer 267 241c e ors woor free gold deluxe ming h x LARGE dog house. $60 12 Surplus Dist Ltd G SITUATIONS WANTED M/F KANEOHE Haiku Hale. Lge speed bicycle. new. GIRLS bike $20. infant $98 Racitr 32" is x 26" d 5299, Kenmore $80 Call 455 2-8131-8131 SUPER household garage 2 bah, car seat $20 -9010,262 immac. 3 bdrm, auto washer $150. Sears 456-4674 all 4PM MOTHER of 2 will baby sale, furniture, dishes. clothes, EWA Beach, fenced yard. 3 panoramic view, pool, $84 500 Ph 261-8303 dbl. bed. Hollywood 1st sit in Temple Valley misc., Fri./Sat. 8-5. 1605 bdrm.. 1 bath, 2 car garage. raudie 261- Lome' 2 UNITED Award tickets tiaessner 191 $175 Serta weep twin bed. BASSETT c.o, good cond home lull-part time M-F thumahl Pl.. Kailua 6800. Avail 4/8 Call 689-8289. 8202 ENCYCLOPEDIA set undated class 5 stop anywhere hotel Hollywood $75. heavy. reel $100 Sears Kenmore clothes car in your i Menlo preferred 239-4396 471-8458 or 471-8455 dryer 263-037' 'to 1984: brown recliner. name want $2.000 oak drop-leaf table 40" w x 70" 575 ea 945-1098 GLEANING-Out Sale. 2 MAKAITA 3 radon 1 bath, PhOne 839-1871 Sii( Family. 2/22. I siso gni. vinyl recliner $35. NEED a cleaning lady? 8-4. dishes, complete _ cyclone fencing, HEAVY duly compressRL Will Penney-a-dark -cellee porton- SiNGERewing machine: zig- , r2 clean your clothes & reasonable collect- HOUSESI Townhouses! Rent 13.000 sq ft . across from pump.-71 Bug trans 1600VW REDWO05"PiOn lc' house or office pleated em. darkener draw Plain. rags, monogram. blind hem 8 dolly in Barbers ibles, 1345 Nanawele Pl.. Mart hes the one for you 943- ocean on Upena St. $145,000 (nolo, works 622-3780 benches $25, boys 20" bike Point. Ewa drapes 2 pre for two 44" h good Makes buttonnotes. excl Beach area. Exp. wire's. Call Kailua 0092 till 8 pm. 7 days. Small Assumable $90.00). agree- welt used $10 446-7851 154" w areas $45. . at Pacific Anna 499-2945 fee. ment of sale 11.3%. yrs. PINBALL for Gond Moe 3 $68 s, machine sale. & Distributors. Ltd GARAGE Sale: 94-521 Anania 696-6366. 696-6713 237-8915 KING size bed wan frame Surplus a. Everett,. Ed, works great $150 455-9010 or 262-8131 Ct. frlay. Militant Sat.. Feb. 23, eves. Ph 254-1893 5125 Phone 396-0828 CHILD Care KMCAS Only $40 ..SO ROOMS FOR RENT 910 2 p.m. after 6 p er - --- - per wk. for 1. 2 or more, PARADISE USED FURNITURE CRIB and mattress '84 FILTER Queen Wic,ne- PIANO TIMING adlusted rate drop -Ins KAILUA. turn rm. w/bath. Cost MO Must sell $35': 'MOVING to mainland, every- separate entrance, own FREE FREE Rocker 'recliner 575. 5 pc 500, like new GE gas dryer welcome. Call Phyllis 254- thing goes, 735-3652 or 922-5213 lots of furniture, cooking facilities. Kuulei Choose between a deluxe rattan din. set $275, rattan 254-2189 eves' almost new 5063 /offer 'sofas, new carpet, almost new hide-aMed w/matching coffee . . $100 262-5207 Tract, walk to beach, microwave oven or designer $2000 washer. '77 15 pass, van, '79 table. a end table $395. CABBAGE Patch clothes for 12' SAILBOARD cornpien, EXPERIENCED seamstress in stores, 5450 mo. Ars, Honda, dogs. much. much stereo system absolutely dresser desk combo Sign sale Each is made horn Mve WINDSURFER EV6". with 2 sails 5270 shop or home sewer, flex. uths. Ph. 922-5442. - adi booms 254-22,6 Free Interior Cleaning more; Sat. 9 sm. 4609 Likini/ FREE when we arrange the French Pron. sofa 5300. and Call 623.7839 Hawaiian sailboard Whraf hours,' call after 8 p.m. 488 - Salt Lake. oak loveseat $250. 7 pc glass $175 263-4659 7578 ROOM in Aikahl Park house. purchase of your next home. for all top Mn set w/swivel chairs HCA 15" BV Iv 545. TOYS/gals aye, avail. Mar. 1, house privl . Free Bug Treatment GARAGE c4r TWO dressers each. 30% OFF already tow once, Sale: Sat., Feb. 23, working person, 254-3391 for details $300.' tell 6 drawer dressers au earl $20 WILL baby sit In my home. 9 to 5 $1258 Murray boy's bike $10 Diane 261-4529 reliable, reasonable, P.m. W.T. Nagao Realty much, muchmme 261. ail ri,.441/.,1 Infants 545-0 Motu Dr., Kailue call 8492 310 Uluniu St -Kathie 262 8229 preferred. 261-3690 SOFT -Sculpt ured cabbage 5 PC dinette 5)-75 patio yet anywhert, or, 0,0,, rent $220 plus util. 263-4872, at 486- 0073o r 395-4765, WE ALSO BUY USED 73 APTS. FULLY FURS. FURNITURE. Pall ledolls. mm.hine wash. MAHOGANY dining set, four $60. table lamp $79, plants I WILL baby sit 848-1791 Cathy my home. ask for Wally able Phone 422-7613 chairs, fair cond. $100 623 - 623-7854 78 yem creme',,., Maunawili, experienced. KAILUA. 1 bdrm., private NIMITZ Used Furniture large 9001 -- Germs ruses references. Ph. 261-3795 entrance, parking, single KAILUA-Keolu Hills 1 bdr , I CHAIN link fcece'4' bath w selection of quality home HOOVER Concept II vacuum Mr. Mayers working $400 a mo. 262- /own entry, utile incl., 119 COMPUTERS posts. gale $175 only. no pets, avail. furnishings al low prices. cleaner Pow, drive,. auto game RETIREE dependable 4013 after 6 p.m.. Mar. 1. $570, never used. sell for Call 261 -7713 395-0029 yard service. 263 -8176 eve. COMMODORE 64 disk drive, Come Browse Open every- height adiustment, power cost 5229 graphics terminal day, 3165 Nirnitz Hwy mate included $417 value. $109 486 0983 262-7566 8 many 10- RADIAL saw 5275 7'.. 74 APTS. UNFURN. accessories 5550 between Holiday Inn & Cutter Have 3 demos $175 both A room for rent $195/ 423-2352 circular saw 030 RolotSio `27 LIFP,,Aln.EL Kaneohe. female only, Dodge 834-1080 stores PacitiO Surplus Dist., UAL round trip 0375 no .E1 GARAGE/LANAI SALES DISCOUNT MOVING US only 127 call 3000 airless paint sprayer $60 noh smoker 235-2494 120 FURNITURE Ltd 455.9010 or 262-813 t continental low rates, honest estimates alter 6 p.m 488-8581 Router 545, Router guide 8 bit HARDWOOD 7' couch - ...... MOVING Sale! turn. (solid oak, no damage. feat set $35 Call 247-2583. dinette table, CALL Model Home Interiors w /cushions 595 pair of OLYMPUS 0MtIOFC 35mm 8 bar, Bentwood a professional. Cell 734-4489 93 VACATION RENTALS 7'7' BREWER sailboard new, rocker. TV & morel. Hard- before you buy any Furniture. reclining chairs $55 ea Ph camera bag. excellent condi- clothes Browse through our large 235-2300 tion 5120 261.6589 4325/oiler, Windtoy 98" good CABBAGE Patch cover books; games; toys; W IDWARD Passage LANIKAI: 2 bdrm house. quiet 261-5519 variety of handmade items 55 household goods; clothes. walehouse /showroom for the 5225 1 bdrm. area, daily rate $55. Call 262- Made to order 836-7659 Most in excl. Best Selection and the Lowest FOR sale stainless for cond., 44-414 282-2575 after 4 7018 KING size bed; desk; stereo DOG Kennel for extra Ig dog, Kaneohe Bay Dr.. Sat., 2/23, Prices on (Duality Furniture each Light 50 pieces $45' 9 Cabinet $100 Can 261-4127 fiberglars used once $55 Call KING- size waterbed w/heori., by 2. Our low overhead means big Call 261-8306 75 APTS. PART. FURS MOLOKAI Wave Crest. sleeps savings. We've been the 239-5627 & vibrator. washer & 4. beach, pool, $30 day. $190 RANSFERRING Call 261-6866 LOTS of Bargains: Crib, WAIKALANI decorator's choice for 9 years. ANT carved oak brt Must sell Woodland, 3 per week. Ph. 235-8699 VISA It MasterCard welcome. carpel, vacuums ascend and WOMAN'S 10 speed $55 4 Stereo, fabric, clothes, house- bdrm.. 2 bath. upgraded. Avail, w/cusloin mattress $700 sheets 5x9 siding $5 ea bar, CB amplifier 600 watt heed )1old Call anyday except 'Toes_ lots more 1336-8780 goods, plants, baby stuff 3/1. Call 623-9250 KAILUA BEACH, lovely, quiet. board 5125; end tables S;,, 510k. 262.8510, 254-5670 speakers cabinet excl cut 129 STI n A more. Sat., Feb. 23; Model Home Interiors, 46-158 21;1- . 228 No. 3bdrrn. 2 bah home. May thru phonograph cabinet $40. 5'5" CLASSIC suriboard $400. 455 -7367 Kainalu Dr., Kallua YOUR Aug. $1400 Molina Pl., 235-4554 r Pick. 1 bdrm. nr. bus mo, 262-2830 1558 excellent Cali BERNINA top rated brand zig- 'a $350, 2 bdrm. $400. for $75/ea r Others all DINING set, oak, expandible 623.4105 zags, makes buttonholes, 2 PUNEE ANTIOUES, furniture, mirrors, area. Rent Mart 943-0092 KAILUA, lovely bdrm. 8 bath, monogram. open self rattan chairs 535 ed !light fixtures, clothes, books. nr. beach. private entrance. table. 6 chairs, $400/of ler 396- --. - am,. 6167 Lv. message QUEEN sire mattress adjusts-1g tension Must sell 1000 $195. 259 7262 paw., Fri./Sat. 2/22-23. 806 CHOOSE 1 Call 262-8073 FREE PICKUP 130 MOWN Salt Lake 2 bdrm. _ & box springs $225 Pacific Surplus 8 Ds- Wanaao Rd. $440, Kailua 2 bdrm. $465. 943- LOVE seat, brown & beige. CASH S 550 261-5552 ',Motors, Lid 455-9010 ELECTROLUX Vast., 0092 Rent 8 REAL ESTATE FOR Mart:till 14 SALE . . now Cost $850. Moot BOOKS, gift Items, mist., NO Trundle bed, $60. 422- for good used futnAtite _ PvNAYAS ..Care Bears. HOT htr . 40 gal w. Cali 455 -9374. Sal. 9-5 6216 Rattan. wicker & beds water. Smurts, Big Bird Batman. ARTS! Rent Mart has all areas. insulation, blknkel gas 030 1599 Uluhao St, Kallua otter 262-2160 Superman, Spiderman-etc sizes, prices. 9434092 till .13 REAL ESTATE AGENTS PAPASAN chair with 261 -8492 nr 624-6016 p.m. (41 ottoman. exel cond. IGARAGE Sale: miscellaneous Open Sun. tool Fee. Nuke lie Bur 1 406 -,4443 ?GI- COLECOVISION w Lebo WESTERNC, 23, 9 t o 3 p.m. In Oahu $170.261 '84 RAINBOW Vacuum, cost )tema. 522- regional elm game table. 2 B.,W TVs 5 St., K WAHIAWA. Walkallani Wood- $850. Must sell 6350. Call 923- aa Ha l'seFeb. all ua Cell J. Jean Shiers (Cep jewel boxes. 262.4291 lands. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. carpets. 7943 or 735-2055 . UN Mr a Treem aver. RATTAN. beaUtiful 5 pc. living 1211 MISCELLANEOUS More Kitchen For Less drapes, 1 parking, nr. GRAFT & Garage Sale: 4 Wheeler/Schofield. SALIM Realty:Mc rm. set w/glass top tables. BEAUTIFUL teak bar 51.000. GERMANY, Going min, Mary styles to choose from NM Quality families. 5875.456- tear Mew' Clothes. ieweiry, 4516 or 737-0033 $475. Rattan dining set $250 GUITAR hand made sewing machine 535. IBM TW Fantastic part time business CatenCIS ma Nam new. dolls, vacuum, sewing All 734-1554. with hard case worth 5600 $100 836-6910 ' opportunity. call nowt 465, ,machine, some furn.. etc. 9 to KAILUA, studio $510 or sell for 5300 262-8650 5290 Irom 149-A Haokea 0. Sat. & Sun., 1 bdrm. $550. no pets. Lease WINDSURFER complete rig Dr., Lanikel Call 262-6462 RENT/OWN WASHER -dryer, Kenmore 12'10", best offer AMWAY Products delivered. FURNITURE heavy duty- 5150, queen 395-6144 after 6 p m. money back guarantee. CLOTHING-baby and Kelm° - Kaneohe near KMCAS headboard with bookshelf- $2250 entire 6 RENTALS TO SHARE WANTED. Call 467-5241 family (new and reasonable) Your choirs of like new 530; clean beige 9 x 12 carpet YELLOW 8 white dinette set $100 action Complete !toys, books, household KAILUA: single working 24 3 them. homes. Town Hornet TOP CASH $$$ with loam padding- Call oval, lour chairs $100. 35 CALIBER lever -Sun. 2/2410 -3 p.m. 465 235-4634. 623-4435 Marlin w/Bushnell scope $150, Rels Available ,goods person share 2 bdrm, apt., rent or Apartments for dressers, beds, Free Estimates Aullma Loop, Keller.. $300 - dep. 261-1478 16 gauge Remington Ring- Available new rattan, wicker, etc. iFe LBS weight set & bench SMOOTH cement double tray master model 870; excl.-cond. George Christensen Construction ,OARAGE Sale: 2/22 & 2/23, PRIME area In Kainnuki, From only $850 per month $75; mans Sehkvinn 3 spd. bike laundry tub like new $20. $200; elec. adding machine vo/ Call Mon.-Fri. $60. Call 261-9864 RISC-11463 Ph. 263-4093 eves. household goods, baby items, Pascal ul, older 2 bdrm. Dorel Delay Call Today, Phone 621-5413 roller taper $5 ea. 261-2644 lops. puzzles, games, cottage, all conveniences near 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. windsurfing equip., 9 to 3p.m.. bus, includes 0111., $425 per SHERLOCK HOMES REALTY '87 Kalhofu Pl., Kellen mo. $225 deposit, 041-2659. 254-1100 or 254-2770 247-6621 WRITE A BEST SELLER rm)( PREPARATION ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD It Only Takes A Few Minutes MILITARY DISCOUNT IN SUN-FLYER, HAWAII NAVY NEWS, Your classified ad in the SUN PRESS could be the biggest seller & SUN PRESS NEWSPAPER you'll ever write. Simply write your ad on the handy order blank Army - Navy - Marine Corps describing each item you want to sell and be sure to give the price ONLY call. - Air Force - Coast Guard you want for it. List your phone number and the hours to Be DOOMS UUDOW sure to print, using a pencil, ball point pen or typewriter. 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(Intimated III February 21, 1985 131 WIKI WIKI MERE 171 MOTORCYCLES SALES & SERVICE CHEVROLET DATSUN FORD MAZDA OLDSMOBILE . .- Dodge FREE female terrier 84 ESCORT wagbn. urines, '79STARFIRE S$. Vi3. auto Cutter 80 MAZDA to mop home only. 82 HONDA GL500 '82 DATSUN P/U 4x4, blk 626. 2 di Igo tires nod Cond. 5.000 MISS hest Sedan, air. oxcl cond an, Unmet runs well $1999 845-2884 eves Silver wing 1900 miles '85 MONTI. CARLO S/S w/gray trim. roll bars, 839-6813 $u000. 449-1603 offer 53700/best offer 247. 746 call best oiler 395-6311 ' $1800 or offer. 455.8084 ' w /mog rims Military Financing FREE: female German 4 30,8'30 p er o1.111.1 Shepherd mix pup, 3-4 mo old MUSTANG cony. , '73, II blue 65 OLDS 185. 4 ch p 1. pis good cond Available 438-2511M 623.1/91 81 KAWASAKI CSR 250 511,442 HONDA w 'white top. nice, $2000 & saisassoslatals g 761,9884 sons good 12.800 miles 111 4/1 oar 254-3247 '85 626 5375 FREE. Mad size dog. whl/w oh helmet phone I Is dense 5 Spa cower tleetrnil - - $350 '81 HONDA Civic. 4 de., Immediate Delivery blk markings, house broken alter s p rn 235-2022 585 DOWN* '69 Ford Mustang V8 rims wheel covers raital 100 'tanning good cond.. $3600 !font hoar seats stereo 1101,1101M TOYOTA 239-4321 and of great $3.500 Oiler 039- pnws. Call 623-4787 or beet 8 murk 1841 more 1042991 '80 Pinto Or IEPICEI. 9 4 Sr FREE terrier mix tomato. Ill 2 DI 175 VANS. CAMPERS & JEEPS 525297 / MO.* AM/FM Cantsplle shanks II1, SSEWY441 $888 spayed, all shots, house '76 HONDA CVCC 2 dr '74 LTD. good cond 58985 trained well 900c1 cOnd . 38 000 051, 422,6216 .hatchback, auto, runs light blue, best offer an I FAH OAC '72 VW Bug $900.254-2347 52700 24/-0059 FREE beautiful black terrier. 261,5458 '85 DOWN Like New. 6ATA745 $2988 VAN SPECIALS 73 101'0 IA Cant. female, 8 mos 30 Ms Needs 021068 111141 iIi''' '1261 paynsenla of van 11 141151 perm. home 422-6257 IS 62D Conyers on 66 FORD Mustang. Conv'tlhe, Daunt land Cannel S '77 Honda Accord esstossted S1110,405,1 4 ashins CHECK OUR body anic otter 935-60913 CONTACT: poor, meth iy Extra Sharp. 0AES877 $2995 chairs sole, tied paneling impels 4 sound 5900 261-4578 s199/mo.* FREE terrier. Male & female. '79 a I Crapes Ades rack runnios boards TONY GREGORY 1004 1111 7,213/85 48 mos ChM Pt10 TOYOTA Carle (21 mos. adorable. sm. !ornate SAVINGS back. 5 11,11' ass. us, '77 Toyota Hilux Mans vor 5el,s1 519025 1277 7999 N Nano don lease and lax IOC BUY lull pow°, terrier 8 mos. 621-2588 138 2,108718 lolo1pyinls 095152 (Arid S3100 Ph 262.901,. SALE PRICE $14,975 J.N. CHEVROLET /MAZDA ON ALL '85's LINCOLN p Sharp & Ready HAZIl815 $2995 FREE Shepherd/Lab adores CONTACT: 85 Cleat 820 8 passenger window kids. chicken. 7 months Sid NOW AT 73 Mark 21 van it 142141 V auto rna,u owe LINCOLN TONY GREGORY VOLKSWAGEN' . '79 Fordo d Thunderb rd $3985 262-2742 I FACTORY ORDER YOUR $1000 Flelail $16.506 US lin 2909 0 1111,11 awe . _ TONY Call 235-8842 HO VW 15,1,9 1 4 15 .1 HONDA J.N. CHEVROLET/MAZDA FREE superb male golden lab . SALE PRICE 512.975 ..1111 1.011 11111 >li 0101 nm '85 CAMARO 'A66 '77 VW Van prof owner home days fenced Astro Mini Van 11144701 4 SJCUnL 81 Chevy PEARLRIDGE Auto.. Extra Sharp 0ART756 yard net 262-7781 SIP111, rhal. 111.11 fur as low as MASARATI $3995 ejhen WW1 In I, slyer swim 6,14,1 $11128 Beetle AM r m ABANDONED mother cal and 487-5595 MERE 'I ' 1' 81 Camaro Z28 3 need SALE PRICE 59975 Susan na 5,5 family of caring horny $9485 Maserati idler Limn 4 Sod Z Buyers Must See 111.,TN835 $6499 '84 MERCURY ,111 I N 2111010,11 MA/IA Top., ,5 2.1;110,9 261-3911 you can LEASE OAC or Bi-Turbo powr sl7e9 ng 4 dr , AM FM '82 136 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED FORD Now selling 50111na1 allocation sLireo Trans Am TRUCK CENTER of 57999 487.8601 79 VW 11011511. 401,100. Biturbo Sport Sedans 13140k. Everything Avail. Low Mileage. $9995 WANTED used/broken color 110111 HWY BY Ilit ADIPORT $85 DOWN* '82 EXP hatch, loaded. good prts1 run, well 61950noltei 53450 Coma Maserati legend lot as low Call 456-49-6 6655241 TVs, ming ranges, washer' Ph. 839.0770 and payments of cond. 32.000 miles. dryers. VCR's, computers. Laurie 946.1733 9-6 as MG Free phi Islandwide 528-3122 $22,975 61; BUG rebuilt cog & trans 176 AUTOS FOR SALE $198.22/mo* '83 MUSTANG GL, warranty. isik. n43351 "11,4 MG Midget good body era Inilin1 11.1.0,1 2 Big Locations Call 254- $1550 201-4925 NEED uniiampedrePlaCerilenl Gadd sll 2 20, 85 s e'r. 24,000 rni $5900 Executive Demo ,nsse top. good tires recent place settings foe Sears 5557 alter 6 FACTORY o rile COMPARE mair no tal Buy HAWAII'S work. needs if ansout 82 (VW Rabbit Spec.' Airport Pearl City Montego stoneware made in AUTHORIZED mASElistt n 6550 THE DOLLAR 1193770 1 oar 591n, S951416 036-7920 Edoton Il 1,10r ve1,5ir seat Japan. 259-8042 VALUES BEFORE AGENCY rout 1 Or a," AM CONTACT: TONY GREGORY /11 MOO 836-0626 455-1071 Going to OREGON to JN MASERATI stru OW, elites fr ly s. I YOU BUY AT 1752 2999 N 1111111111 awy r FURNITURE 815 1.1 02500 Kam Hwy. WE BUY USED SALES Mina Canis r"'/ ' ,""ita Car rss inland 59900 1,, 3149 N. Nimitz Hwy. 922 buy a new car or , CAR ni r 1933 WE PAY CASH AND PICKUP DOLLAR J.N. CHEVROLET /MAZDA 2999N 01501001180.8.111 7725 ollor 834'5n695 CALL. 261-8492 or 261.1406 SALES pickup? /OWN LAGOON LI/ 44 MUSIC SALES AND DATSUN 1001061 SERVICE PH. 926-4260 ROBERTS & REDFIELD BRITISH X? HLERSdCCampbell Spinet 76 DATSUN 280Z PORTLAND NISSAN OF WAHIAWA CHEVROLET 5 Bpi $3700 Write for price lists and 0934 261-6367 full information AUTO Across From Schofield Barracks '79 MALIBU dragon. 4 dr ANY MAKE - MIT MODEL EXPERT PIANO MOVING air, $3000 PI) '79 DATSUN 210, 2 dr sedan Crating. shipping 633-1859 auto_ power; Demeter/ marl tested al EXPERT '85 Nissan Sentra S/W ,NS4004 alter 4 p.m. standard, good COnd it lot. SER'ItE AND PARTS GlaSS S & S Delivery 395-7295 259-5514 7'OIII,111,11rOcro.ohon Agrorr P/S. AM/FM Stereo, 5 Spd.. Radial Tires. Tinted \mar 51200 or offer. Call 262-4302 FOR BRITISH SPOItTSCARS 77 CHEVY Malibu, V8. auto. ROBERTS & REDFIELD Stk. 119584 1. 146 BOATS SUPPLIES 8 SERV. 5 , new paint. end '80 DATSUN 2 dr.. fastbaCk. air coed Suite 11102 TRANSMISSION. CARBURETOR AND $S995 :127Z1V, mars wheels $1650 spd n52o rust, excl meehanical Ei,Eicritirm. wood sloop. interior zr[gia7--N_ Mainland Release '23' MAYA 254.3622 COnd 800/otter 281-3001 6629 N.E. 82nd 51'LICIA1,1i-LES end hull $4()00. Available Portland. Oregon 97220 NO CHARGE: [Olt DIAr;!NOSIS OF PROBLENts. Cali 247-5993 4r- 0 A c -.06; A1.1. WORK (ii Ft 15031257-0551 'A RANTEFI) III 90 HAYS 8' 6" WINDSURFED $300 complete: 6' 8" Lightningboll Conveniently located just MONDAY-SAT1' I. Y 9-5 2 :15 -IAto $75/ofter. 262.7879 DON'T BLOW 3 Imre Airport! 11UP! minutes ,10-112.1 Al AI 115 S'11114:1. IS A NI.:0111V, III $ 4,4/SV, 78 20' GALAXY with Collision & trailer 1713hp I/O Mere Restoration Work - many extras' $9000 Foreign & Domestic p.m. 672-4320 after 5 Specialist in Color USED CAR VALUES 14 Ft. MOTORSAILER, 6 t. 6" Match & Complete Capri beam, Ms hp. o/b. trailer Paint. '74 Mercury '80 Toyota Tercel Sail/troll. $4500 262-9520 "SOPHISTICATION Acrylic Enamel - FINANCING 20r., 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd. Cyl . 4 Spd., Lacquer & lmron AND KBXE317 $595 4BN3712 21" GLASPLY Cuddy, new 8 $2695 BMW 190 & 50 Gal tank REFINEMENT." LIMITED TIME ONLY! hard top trailer CB more '78 Ford Fairmont '78 Pontiac Firebird Asking $11,000 254-4683 Al's Auto Body 6 Paint Shop MOTOR TREND 1985 CHEVY S10 PICKUP 4 Or Cyl . Auto Auto.. P/ S P/S. ironies $1295 ,I868001 52895 0147 SPORTING GOODS CALL - PLUS -- 20' NEWPORT sailboat Great '78 Toyota Corolla '81 Pontiac Phoenix condition. Includes 5 Sails. i261-8565 or 261-8564 " outboard, many extras. 56.000 2 Or.. 4 CO.. 4 Spd. 2 Or . 4 Cyl 4 Spd.. Call 257-2891 Carole Johnson M4299 SPECIALk 0AWB022 51495 P/S iii3FX458 53195 148 LAWN & GARDENING 171-B Hamakua Drive '85 MAZDA 626 '76 Pontiac Firebird '84 Nissan Sentra Hallam, Hawaii 96734 DELUXE 2 Or Auto.. Pa. Maga I 4 Or.. ASIR.. P/S. OHANA REI M)) 52495 Stereo 4011463 ,Free Estimates - Our Workmanship is Guaranteed SPORT SEDAN $6,975* $4695 LANDSCAPE AND Cars subject lo prior sale 'On Approved Credit YARD SERVICE Prices plus lax, license & 48 Months Maximum Term $8985* 25 like fuel 621 -0761 (Business & Residential) CUTTER FORD iniection. documentary lees. Prices Good Thru 2/27/85 law Motu Trend summed up speed. power CALL 2614222 MILITARY FINANCING the front wheel drive 826 And when steering. radio roe experience05 2-IIIre 014C engine 4 tinted glass AVAILABLE wheel independent pepension. 5. LIVESTOCK weed Muhl.. rich velour Interim. 'MIL 114452 I50 58 ,VOLVO PI Ron 71, TLC rtinr etwarIng sewer steering, 1895 W.I. APR on new 55 a Re Chevy SIO Pickups BO REG. Arabians. appys, Anglo- sr, only mos.' spilt Mid down rear seat tucks and 6- (MAC honour on approved crealt Arab's, Fudlur bloodline. '73 011131 '78 TOYOTA way adionatne drivers seat /FM WAIPAHU AM Ouarterhorse. appy. Arab stud c5110, '595 055 84 '1095 easselHstereo. radial fees. we think service, top blood lines. 841- 73 MONTE CARLO '76 GRAND PRI5 you'll agree. Take antler areal &lye BUY NOW! SAVE! 0158 Was SHELLY MAZDA c58 0/ TeUS 449 35 '1295 N 'Includes Infer prep A relator 151 PET SUPPLIES '77 LTD Wagon '77 RABBIT charges Tee a (Aeon extra SALES SERVICE =5790 '795 ireeen '1395 zvasw---- GLC '79 CHEVETTE '77 VOLARE I '80 77 MUSTANG 74 MGB 2 dr VET 3 dr.. 4 god.. GREAT REAL Sale' 2 male Chihuahua auto.. Clean. FOR JN CHEVROLET/ 1 dr CHEAP YATE gll oS1304 '895 'SW 01595 Stk 00692 08JX122 puppies, 6 wks. old, Call eve - TRUCK CENTER 247-0235. VW Bug :7512371,40NDA CIVIC MAZDA 2998 N. Nimitz Hw . B The Airport -.- '7$user I '1595 Ringneck 2999 N. Nimitz Hwy. AFRICAN Rose '77 LTD II :757,JAI]. 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Nimitz Hwy. //8. automatic with overdrive, air con- rack and pinion steering. atures and is unaffected 4 dr., Only mi.. ditioning. tinted glass. power steering. body protection moldings. radial tires. hill by most chemicals and LIKE NEW tr12.000AWA174 $4577 power brakes. power windows, power door wheel covers, rustprooling and more. will not crack or break. lacks. 6-way power seat with reclining Regularly S7,859,50 Sloes to fil all models '80 BUICK SKYLARK LTD In 1986 TRUCKS passenger seat. Tool rack. gauge package. Stk 43056 Now $ hdi 7R black only. Tollgate 4 dr., 8 cyl.. auto. ARE HERE NOW! 9 9x protector optional. rustprooling and much more a/c, etc. 1/A0C949 $3577 STK. #M-4443 Regular Price 517,394.50 1984 CAVALIER 4 DR. SPORT 51k. 44360 Now Aultwolotics:itv. '80 T-BIRD Si it 0475 SEDAN 4 cylinder. 5 speed, air con- Save 53.419.50 za- 524-4020 VIL Fully ditioning. power steering. power brakes. 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