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Armed Forces Week schedule, parade map Page A-2 SALUTE: Trauma center readied for worst scenario After the Storm ) Page A-4 Page H I Commandant praises military spouses Page A-5

Vol. 20, No. 18 Published at MCAS Kaneohe Bay. Also serving 1st MEB, Camp 11.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii. May 9, 1991 Parade Marines march in massive kick-off for Military Week By Cpl. Jason Erickson With national patriotism and Mirwall M.M. 111.11 Wriler military appreciation at levels not seen since World War II, Sixteen hundred Kaneohe this year's celebration is ex- based Marines and sailors will pected to shine above all others. march in a massive parade Adm. Charles Larson, Com- through Honolulu Saturday mander in Chief, U.S. Pacific morning. The parade, titled Command, said he "speaks for "Ho'ohanohano Na Koa," all of our service members, honors past and present warri- civilian employees and their ors and will kick off the 1991 families, when (he says) that we Hawaii Military Week. are very touched by your efforts According to Nelson Fujio, the to enhance our close relation. "Parade Man," approximately a tihips." quarter million spectators are The parade was created in the expected to turn out to cheer on wake of the Persian Gulf War their homecoming heroes as the victory, as a way to welcome procession snakes its way from home the troops and honor the Aala Park to Ala Moans Park. veterans of previous wars. More than 25,000 people will While July 4 had been dis- participate in the parade. cussed as a possible date for the LtGen. Walter Boomer, com- parade, according to Military mander of all land-based Marine Affairs Councilman Hector Froces in Southwest Asia during Venegus, it was combined with Operations Desert. Shield nod Hawaii Military Week to spice Storm, will come from hie home up the annual celebration, and base at Camp Pendleton, Calif., to allow the people of Hawaii hp participate. an earlier opportunity to wel- It begins at 9:30 a.m., and come home their Persian Gulf trill be followed by a free concert War veterans. The decision was in Ala Monne Park from noon made during a preliminary to 4:30 p.m. These two events meeting for the parade in March. are only the Opening Ceremo- Kaneohe-based troops in four nies. The rest of the week is 1-','A-I8 Hornet jetfighters will filled with events around Oahu lend off the parade with a flyby, as part of Military Week. while those on the ground will This year's theme, "We Are bring up the rear of the march- Family...Reunited," reflects the ing column as the grand finale. relationship between service Mayor Frank Fasi and members and the people of Gov. John Waihee will watch Hawaii. According to Military the first 90 minutes of the parade Week Chairman Kenneth F. from a reviewing stand, but will Froelich, the people of Hawaii join Col. John Admire to march have held the annual celebra- the rest of the parade with the, Special tribute tion for the past six years, as Marines. a way to express their gratitude The 1,600 Marines and sailors for the military's past and represent all Kaneohe-based and to units who deployed to the a employee with the I= acimies Department wooden yellow ribbon erected at the Main present contributions, Jasper Wells, civilian here, touches-up the 20-toot the Gate in March. Throughout Operations Desert Shield/Storm, yellow ribbons symbolized support for the deployed troops and their families, promote an awareness within Persian Gulf during war and will be broken down into and a swelling of American patriotism. Those historic, unforgettable months are commemorated in a special salute this week. See Section the community of the military's 24 marching elements, accord- B. economic and social contributions. See PARADE/A-3

By tCpl. G. Poles, Smith reality. Marines and sailors left and Recreation provides many might spell inconvenience to some still coated with desert Min.! Mom. 111. WON, behind felt much the same way, of these services, and, out of many. But to MWR, which camouflage paint, can be seen watching friends and co-work- necessity had to reduce a portion runs Hale Ohana among other cries -crossing the Mokapu Pen- The emptiness and fear is gone ers leave, not knowing when or of its work force and limit some activities, it means back to busi- insula sky. The "grunts" and from the Air Station. The if their turn would come. of its hours of operation. ness as usual. Brigade service support Marines homecomings of Kaneohe Bay's Local businesses, especially According to Sharon Delay, "MWR lost profit during the and sailors are everywhere. Desert Storm troops have cleared Windward establishments, felt employee development special- deployment," said Walt Ski- They can be seen and heard the road back to routine busi- the shock where it counts in ist at MWR, the massive erkowski, director of MWR. "But running or marching in long, ness. their purse strings and profit homecoming has meant MWR we continued to keep the activi- motivated formations in the But, great challenges still face charts. The owner of a barber is gearing-up to handle their ties running during their ab- mornings, or massed at armor- the Station community --like how shop, located outside the Air return. "We're trying to get the sence. Now, we're back to the ies, cleaning months of sand to deal with the immense and Station, fought off bankruptcy services back up to speed," Delay same hours of operation, and and grime from their weapons. rapid return of war veterans for seven months. It was a said. "But we're having prob- we're looking at increasing hours According to the Brigade's from the Persian Gulf. 'close shave, but the homecom- lems getting qualified person- and possibly extending some of new commanding general, BGen. It can beet be described as ings came in the nick of time. nel." the services." James E. Livingston, his troops K-Bay growing pains -- a growth that America danced and cheered Delay said MWR currently Skierkowski added that while won't have much time to rest started nine months ago when in the streets and glowed in the employs about 850 workers; there isn't much MWR can do on their laurels. Intense unit the troops deployed. limelight of victory and patri- down from the normal 900. That to make-up the financial loss training will resume, which is For all America, the relatively otism, There was little time to number went down to around due to the deployment, he another sign that the Air Station peaceful years since Vietnam think of anything else. How- 700 during the height of the doesn't foresee any service or is almost fully back to routine. comes had been like a quiet drive ever, even as the nationwide deployment. activity cutbacks. Complete families are together in the country. The impact party continues, the challenge "MWR's mission is to serve Non-MWR activities, such as again -- shopping, walking, of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait to regroup and move on con- the Air Station community," the Exchange Post Office, the playing or puttering around at last August was like a 50-car fronts the community. said Delay. "If we don't do our Mokapu (Back) Gate and the their homes. pileup on a rush-hour freeway. The difficulties accompanying job, it has a long-range effect. Anderson Hall Dining Facility For all affected, the war was back Soon after, 1st Marine Expe- the troops' return are back too, Some of the services may suffer." are also back on line. Increased a tough haul. And nobody said ditionary Brigade troops began such as parking, traffic conges- Just go into the Hale Ohana service activities aren't the only the return to "business as usual" leaving for Southwest Asia. By tion and long lines at business restaurant here at lunch, and obvious changes, would be easy. Precisely as the the New Year, little of the establishments. it's quite apparent that the For the first time in months, Air Station adapted to the Brigade remained behind. During the desert deployment, Desert Storm troops have the familiar roar of F/A-18 jets massive deployments, it contin- to Families watched, torn with many services on the Air Station landed. Long lines, crowded and rotors of CH-53D helicop- ues to readjust as the troops life come uncertainty and hollowed by the were cut back. Morale, Welfare' tables and a packed arcade room ters can be heard. Helicopters, home.

is based on income level for family size. For more information for deceased baby's Free long distance calls and income criteria, contact the Family Service Center at 257- Donations MCI will have a tent sent up across from the Main Exchange 3655. family Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for free phone calls to the mainland United States an a welcome home gesture. Military Spouses Day Donations are being accepted for memorial services for Michael Hedd Jr., the son of HMM-262 Sgt. Michael Hedd Sr. and wife The Family Service Center will have an open house today Darleen. The 3-year-old died April 27 at Tripler Army Medical Utility bill assistance from 10 a.m, to noon in celebration of Military Spouses Day. Center after falling three stories from a Pearl City apartment The Honolulu Community Action Program is currently spon- The event will feature refreshments, balloons for kids and the complex. His memorial service will be held in Norfolk, ' soring two energy assistance packages to assist low-income opportunity to meet the FSC staff and learn about the services Donations can be mailed to: Kelly Davis/ KMCAS/ 2445- families with their electric or gas bills. Qualification for assistance they offer. Cochran St./ Kailua, 1-11 96734. 1991 A-2 HAWAII MARINE May 9, Brana as Saturday, May 11 ment, including dancers, royal procession, arts and Jonathon Von bands, food, slide presenta- crafts demonstrations, live Elvis with Marilyn Monroe Opening Ceremony, 9:30 look-a-likes Am. tions, boat rides and water- Hawaiian music, buffet and Supremes color tatooa dinner Honolulu Hale Reviewing adults Stand 114AWrill General admission: General Admission: adults- $4, children under 12 free, Sponsors: City and County $25, children-$20, sold only sold only at House of Music of Honolulu, State of Hawaii Wednesday, May 15 at House of Music and Bank of Hawaii 7-9 p.m. 1 Na Koa" LITIIMMIr Military admission: adults - "Ho'o Hanohano M Military Admission: adults- GTE Hawaiian Tars 12 free, Grand Parade, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 Military Band $15, children-$10, tickets $3, children under Combined available through I'M' p.m. Concert available through ITT Desk. tickets service desks King Street to Ala Moana Waikiki Shell '111/EEK Park Free, open to public. First May 19 Ala Moana Park 12 Sunday, Concert, come, first admit. Picnic on All Week noon-4:30 p.m. a.m. - 6 p.m. the lawn. Coolers over 18 10 Free admission to Bishop Free, open to public inches, beach chairs or AT&T Family Day and Museum to all active duty Featuring "As One Ha- We Are Family Tribute to Troops ,alcoholic beverages not military and their families, waii" by Martin Nweeia and May 11-19 IF permitted At Pearl Harbor other local artists, Emcee Featuring band members Don 110 Featuring Desert Storm from 25th U.S. Army Infan- exhibits, Magic of Polynesia and try Division, FMFPAC, Reunited military display Clas- Charo! cocktail show combo Sunday, May 12 600th Monster Car crushing, CINCPACFLT, pony rides, (seen on same evening) Appreciation Day at sics Car display, Military AFBPAC (Japan), guest Friday, May 17 At Kapolei Band and Cost: $25 per person or for Hawaii Maritime Center appearances by Cheryl Toma, CINCPACFLT armed FMPAC Band concerts, either show alone - $12.50, Honolulu Harbor, Pier 7 Jan Brenner and Jimmy 6-9 p.m. Honoring forces, Show starring May 12-19 Featuring daylong entertain- Borges, Emcee Bob Jones HEI Paradise Cove Luau featuring Polynesian show, Flashback

Members of the FMFPac Band performed top-40 songs during Family Day at Pearl Harbor, pert of last year's Hawaii Military Week festivities r

Weaponry, ships and civilian neighbors flooded the pier at Pearl Harbor lstLt. J. Arnett from VFMA-212 gives a group of onlookers the lowdown on the F/A 18 jet.

Free parking will be available In downtown government office buildings and at Fort Armstrong on South Street.

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There are a Million Experienced Trial Lawyer K-Bay Marines mingle Reasons to Give JAMES M. PALLETT with Hilo community ATTORNEY AT LAW Story and photo Squadron-165, served in the dehydration and mild heat * PERSONAL INJURIES by LCp1. G. Pornar Smith exhaustion. Nwall 51.11 *Mar Persian Gulf during Operation AUTO ACCIDENTS Desert Shield and Storm. Sebastian scooped the child * CRIMINAL HILO, The April 30 visit was the in DEFENSE Hawaii -- Kaneohe up his arms, and hurried to DUI, DRUGS, Bay Marines visited Waiakea third to Hawaii for the Station an air conditioned classroom. MISDEMEANORS Intermediate School here April Marines, and different schools "While outside, I had to ensure will be visited. 30, and displayed a variety of her airway was clear and she Amen a's young military and thtli Marine Corps equipment to the During this visit, more than was breathing on her own," familii s desperately need our signiori (808) 528-3468 students as part of a new Marine 30 Marines, representing Head- Sebastian said. "I kept wet and tit uni right now! Corps community relations quarters and Headquarters towels on her forehead to bring Mail your donation today to: The project. Squadron, Station Operations down her temperature, and she Armed Services Y, 1215, 6225 Pioneer Plaza The project, called the Com. and Maintenance Squadron and began to show signs of coming Brandon Avenue, Springfield. ly 2215n 900 Fort Street, Suite 1777 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 munity Drug Awareness Pro- HMM-1#5, landed on the soccer around. I then gave her small Virginia gram, was established by LtGen field adjacent to the school. The amounts of water." R.F. Milligan, commanding Marines charged out of two, The school twin-rotor CH-46 "Sea Knight" nurse showed up general, Fleet Marine Force, about 15 minutes after Sebes. Pacific. LtGen. Milligan, acting helicopters, quickly hit the tian a circle, and first brought the child to on Headquarters Marine Corps ground in half the classroom, followed shortly guidance, referred the project to formed what's called a "defen by sive perimeter." the girl's mother. "The nurse Col. R.R. Critser, commanding just kind of let me handle the officer of Marine Corps Air The troops then divided into situation," They said Sebastian, a 22- Station, Kaneohe Bay. Critser groups of four and five. year -old from Oregon City, Ore. IVIAkE EyE CONTACT then instituted the program set-up field equipment such as gear, The mother was really thank- within his command. radio and communication ful, and I am glad I was there One purpose of the troops' chemical protective suite with to help." SOFT CONTACT LENSES visits gas masks, and a medical was to interact with After the girl was fully recov- Daily students and communities, and display that showed simulated wounds that occur in combat. ered, Sebastian returned to his Tinted to provide an educational teaching site on first aid. demonstration that is entertain- Hundreds of students, teach- Extended Wear ing for the students. The ers and parents were present for First Lt. Jim Byrne, officer- Disposable Marines, who were accompanied the community relations proj- in-charge of the detachment, were given the chance said the deed performed by by a Navy corpsman, also had ect. They Complete Professional Vision Services a chance to polish some battle to meet face-to-face with the Sebastian proves that training skills training in conjunction troops as teachers guided groups is vital to the Marine Corps' Dedicated to Quality And Service In Vision Care with the visit. of children to the different and Navy's missions, and it paid off on this visit. Includes M Immediate As a secondary mission, the demonstration sites. FAMILY EYE EXAMINATION PLAN ...$49N Family Members Marines and the corpsman took Midway through the "I think we were well-re- part in an operation they've day, the corpsman, or "Doc" as ceived," said Byrne. "Coming SOFT CONTACT LENSES Iron $7900 Includes Cate Kit. in on the helicopters Follow up Care dubbed Task Force "Na Keiki" the Marines called him, was was defi- 90 DAY TRIAL PERIOD the Children. The Air Station able to perform his medical skills nitely an attention getter. The PRESCRIPTION GLASSES from $4900 conducts its monthly drug in a real emergency. Hospital. information we passed to them awareness and community rela man Troy Sebastian, now a was absorbed by the children, tions project as part of a Corps- corpsman with 2d Battalion, 3d and I'm sure a good relation- wide program initiated to edu- Marines, was busy telling a ship was established." I DR. CHARLES DEAN - Optometrist cate the public and help reduce group of students about first aid After the displays, the Ma- r v= = the demand for illegal drugs. and combat wounds when an rines ate lunch with the chil- AuLasi 139 Hekili St. Kailua 261-9735 excited teacher ran up to him dren, signed autographs and Anti-drug messages were not and said he was needed nearby. chatted with the sixth, seventh the only focus of the visit. The A small girl had fainted and and eighth graders. The men troops presented a positive role was found unconscious on the and women in green then filed model and image for the chil- ground. Sebastian, a corpsman back into their helicopters dren. Several of the Marines, 'of two years, checked the girl's waved to the mass of children, such as the helicopter crewmen vital signs and determined that and headed back for the Wind- from Marine Medium Helicopter the child was suffering from ward coast of Oahu.

A charge of Air Station Marines set-up a defensive perimeter at the school. Marines march in parade SpeardISpeciail

PARADE/from A-1 Other Marine Corps equipment A total of five public address PRINTING BUSINESS CARDS ing to Capt. Bryce Cameron of will be set up in a static display stands will provide a running Brigade G-3. The vast majority at Ala Moana Park and on narrative about each of the Order 500 at our regular low trice of these are various elements Magic Island. parade units and will be set up World's Largest Business Printer, and get an ingfi/0013 within the 1st Marine Expedi- Kaneohe-based troops will be along the route at Aala Park, tionary Brigade, but will also preceded in the parade by Bank of Hawaii Main Branch include warriors of 1st Radio representatives of the other four on King Street, in front of Battalion and Company B, 7th branches of service, veterans Honolulu Hale, at Restaurant 660 Kailua Road Communications Battalion. from both World Ware, the Row on South Street and at 263-6631 FAX 262-4688 FREE Within the 1st MEB, partici- Korean and Vietnam Wars, and Fisherman's Wharf on Ala L pants will come from all three private organizations and vari- Moans. battalions of the 3d Marines; ous high school bands. The other Some of the other featured 1st Bn., 12th Marines; various services will also conduct fly- attractions during the week companies of Brigade Service bys, participate with rolling include "Military Appreciation Maritime rMother's Day Specials 14K Hawaiian Jewelry 14K 1.5mm Diamond-) Support Group-!; and all Ma- stock and set up static displays. Day" at the Hawai'i reclot rine Aircraft Group-24 squad- The marching troops will be Center Sunday, from 9 a.m. to Cut Rope Chain 4mm 79 7" $24 rons that were deployed to the showered with flowers by a 5 p.m.; a "Canteen Party" at 0269 $105 6mm 16" $53 except HMM-262 and Honolulu Fire Department heli- the USO grounds at Fort 8mm $289 $135 Mideast Prestige 18" $62 10mm $445 $159 VMFA-212, which are still copter as a Hawaiian twist to DeRusey Tuesday evening, from $70 deployed to the Persian Gulf. the tradition of tickertape and 5:30 to 7:30; a combined mili- Golf' Et DiAmombs rolling stock will confetti tossing. Fasi is encour- tary concert at the Waikiki Shell * 3forl * Marine Corps (next to Kailua Safeway) IlrolI Sloe Perm Prices for all Hawaiian Bracelets a Rings Apply include 105 and 155mm Howit- aging owners of buildings along Wednesday, from 7 to 9 p.m.; la Sins up to 7% to decorate their family day and tribute 6mm Set Only $399 IIaelmi M111 zer artillery pieces, HMMWV5, the parade route and a 200 Hameln Drive 8mm Set Only $499 All Prices Subject to Change Without Notice Assault Amphibian Vehicles, buildings with banners and to the troops at Pearl Harbor 262-0008 10mm Set Only $599 and a D-7 Bulldozer. In addition patriotic colors to show their May 19, from noon to 4:30 p.m. to the Hornets, CH-46 and CH- support for the troops, while For complete schedule and Featuring 2 WEEK DELIVERY OR LESS On Most 01 del s' 53 helicopters will also partici- spectators are urged to wave description of these and other pate. American and Hawaiian flags. events, see listing Page 2. 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Be moderate in ll,Iltit111111 tion of alcoholic beverages MIKE MeKENNA s VW& No one totes l'AFICCr alone WINDWARD VOLKSWAGEN $11195 AMERMAN CANCER soCITY AUDI 725 Kailua Road w REG $36.95 "KEEP A GREAT THING GOING" ONLY get the L 262-6576 vv I h coupon expires 5-15-91 Safety Belt Habit A-4 HAWAII MARINE May 9, 1991 Trauma center prepared for worst in Saudi py Sept. Gloria Neenah, a military medical facility geons, orthopedic and neuro- Nowa Morino her 051.1 capable of supporting I surgeons, anesthesiologists Marine Expeditionary Force's and a host of others. The Persian Gulf War was operations." Whiteman said Navy ixpected to claim thousands Reserve Of U.S. service members' Whiteman said they took Capt. Frederick all of their gear that would Burkle, head physician and lives and injure thousands of professor others, but the U.S. medical sustain them for 30 days. of medicine at the staff was prepared for the That was equivalent to about University of Hawaii and 150 logistics vehicle systems Bronze Star recipient during Worst. of equipment. the Vietnam War, Fleet Marine Force Pacific gave the "When we arrived at the center a tremendous amount medical units rallied together of medical before the war and built the Al Khanjar Trauma Center and professional largest trauma center in site in the middle of the leadership. Burkle has since Saudi Arabia, .which also desert, we didn't have time redeployed to the Middle to set up re-enforced concrete East in support of the became the fourth largest Kurdish refugee relief efforts. Medical facility in the U.S. facilities," Whiteman pointed Navy. out. "We anticipated receiv- "Not only did we have a The Al KhaMer Navy/Marine Trauma Center, located 10 miles from the Kuwaiti Border, became a safe ing Iraqi artillery fire, so the ; Completed in only five fantastic medical staff, we haven for the injured warriors and refugees of Operation Desert Storm 7th and 8th Engineer Battal- had state of the art equip- days, the Al Khanjar Navy/ eaten in three days. Al- Marine Corps Trauma Center ions got us dug. in with ment and were as capable as or appropriate place for were held at the center for We 24 hours, but no more though we offered him food, Was spearheaded by Hawaii reinforced sandbags. In our any inner-city trauma center medical treatment. antici- about underground haven we heard in the United States - if not pated gas attacks to be a than two days. Once the he didn't eat until he saw Marines and sailors of us eat the same food." Company A, 3d Medical bombing in the distance. It more," Whiteman stressed. "If possibility, so we had a trauma patients were treated was quite spooky out there a patient had a crushed regular helicopter landing and stabilized, they were Whiteman said after those battalion, Brigade Service the families Support Group-1, 1st Marine in the middle of nowhere - pelvis, we would use a pelvis zone, a decontamination 12 sent to fleet hospitals in events, the refugees, ixpeditionary Brigade. but we did fine." fixator that set the pelvis. And a decontamination rear. and Enemy Prisoners or War 13 station. We were totally began to show their gratitude. ' Located just 10 miles from Over the next few days, The Navy had of them He said if a victim was the Marines and sailors in Saudi Arabia and we had prepared and equipped to due a second chance medi- He said it became more of a hu- the Kuwaiti Border, the affair and thor- center was also augmented pooled efforts and worked 12 assigned to us." support more victims, but cally, his facility and staff manitarian fervently to complete the praise God, we didn't have were the ones to give it to oughly heartwarming as Ma- With let and 2d MedBn. According to Whiteman, the to." rines and sailors gave away . Personnel. crucial trauma center. center was equipped with them. "But sadly, we lost a Once completed, the 300-bed Whiteman said during the few patients," Whiteman said. their personal food and clothing Navy LCdr. Jamison A. field showers that were used the new visitors' lives . center consisted of 12 operat- entire ground warfare, the "We received two Marines to make Whiteman, executive officer of by surgeons and corpsmen more comfortable. ing rooms; a 36-bed intensive in direct center conducted 88 major who were dead on arrival. to. A, 3d MedBn. explained who were involved were in a how this unique center came care unit; a 24-bed emergency patient care. Because the surgeries in four days and One died after en operation "Although we about. room with total X-ray, operating rooms had to be 466 patients were admitted. and we had a small number foreign country and at war, laboratory and pharmacy cleaned after each operation, Those figures included a of Iraqi soldiers who didn't this personal generosity and Whiteman said the Navy of Iraqi soldiers, make it." sharing took away some of Fleet Hospital was located capabilities. water was brought in in combination "six-cons" allied forces, let and 2d The trauma center wasn't the pains that come with about 120 miles from the He was responsible for the war," said Whiteman. center, its anticipated pa- (containers) and used conser- Marine Division personnel just limited to the treatment Kuwaiti border and contained and members of the U.S. Dix operating rooms, while tients, and 80 medical offi- vatively. of combat troops, it also He added that because of Army's Tiger Brigade. assisted Iraqi and Kuwaiti all the training they did :he hospital ships had 10 cers, 350 corpsmen and about Whiteman said U.S casual- :aerating rooms. 50 Marines from let, 2d and "Most of the victims were refugees and families fleeing during peacetime, when it ties were expected to be brought in by air and some the war-torn areas. came time to treat patients "As soon as we arrived in 3d MedBns. who worked as about 1,000 on the first day Saudi Arabia last August, we support personnel in commu- by ground transportation and "An Iraqi family's car was during the war, a lot of of the ground war. However, were treated mostly for live. were saved. Were integrated into the 1st nications, maintenance and only a few casualties were blown up and a young child Force Service Support Group motor transportation. extremity trauma, shrapnel received shrapnel wounds "With direct support from brought-in Feb. 24, which was and high-velocity wounds from Camp Pendleton, Whiteman also had to assign "G-Day." which we treated," recalled numerous elements from let Calif.," Whiteman recalled. field corpsmen to advance (from bullets)," said Whiteman. "A 40-year-old MEB, other Marine and Our company was re- with the Marines in support "Because we were so close Whiteman. "We also per- Iraqi Army private told us Navy units and all our llesignated as Co. H, 1st of their combat mission. to the Kuwaiti border, we formed a few brain surgeries. he'd heard that if he was medical personnel assigned to MedBn. In anticipation of The center's medical staff were able to receive casual- More than 95 percent of the captured by the Marines, the trauma center, we saw the ground war, we received included highly skilled per- ties a lot quicker," Whiteman U.S. Marines who received they would shoot him. He Navy medicine at its finest," orders Feb. 10 from BGen. sonnel in all areas of hospi- added. "We had our own major injuries during the began to cry and said he Whiteman stressed. "It was a jSrulak's staff instructing us tal, field and trauma medi- 'triage,' where we sort vic- breach were treated by us at would never see his family phenomenal experience. We i'move adjacent to the cine. The staff included tims coming in from the the center." again. He was lice-infested, trusted our training and uwaiti border and establish psychiatrists, general ear- battle and determined priority Whiteman said patients had no shoes on and hadn't instinct, and we did it."

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Story and photo seven months, Shriners by Cpl. Jason Erickson volunteered their time as Howell Marina Stall Writer clowns for the sake of the spouses' children, but the For the seven months highlight at of Sunday's picnic had to be the Persian Gulf crisis, the Editor's note: The following message is from Gen. A.M. Station community the Major League Baseball kept Players Alumni. Gray, Commandant of the Marine Corps. families of deployed troops Eleven former pros cur- The return of many of our warriors from Operation entertained and informed Desert Storm while others continue to serve globally pro- with frequent rently on tour to military Community bases around the world, vides a poignant opportunity to recognize the devotion and Days. Now that nearly sacrifices all provided a fresh form of of the men and women who stand behind the 8,000 Kaneohe-based nation's Marines entertainment as they signed Marines. and sailors of the war are autographs, gave a clinic on Military spouses enjoy no special title or compensation. home, the Station is keeping They are, in the truest sense, volunteers - committed to the the Community baseball and teamed up Day tradition against the Air Station same high ideals of service and patriotism as their Marine alive but these days, - Varsity Softball Team in a husbands and wives. Their "tours of duty" routinely mean they're for the whole family. the interruption of personal careers, the rigors of establish- The first friendly game. of these events Believe or not, the ing a new home, and the endurance of personal and came Saturday it with a beach Kaneohe All-Stars whopped financial hardships during frequent periods of family sepa- festival at Pyramid Rock ration. (see the pros with ease. In a story next week). Their On Sun 15-4 victory over the far pride in sharing the responsibilities of defending day, the festivities moved to older pros, the Kaneohe this great nation is mirrored in their extensive personal the softball field team involvement by Larson proved that youth is a within the civilian communities they call home. Gym for a family picnic. crucial factor. Frequent They, like their Marines, Lre willing to step forward and As with jest about every accept the challenge of freedom. community practice and a busy game event in the past schedule didn't hurt. It is truly fitting that on this special day set aside to honor our military spouses that we take the time to say "thank-you" to these brave and dedicated individuals. FURNITURE Their commitment is truly the bonding substance that preserves the ideals and integrity of our Marine Corps NEW/USED One of 11 former pro-baseball players get the ball from first just in family. time to force Kaneohe All-Star player, Tammy Bernhard out at second.

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But the Wright, an orders clerk, section through their administrative single-handedly processed say they have grown frenzy of Marines scurrying section. accustomed to the inevitable about in the Headquarters nearly 300 EAS barrage to Joan of questions and and Service Company, 1st According CWO2 PCS orders. complaints that come with Marine Expeditionary Brigade Binns, HQSVCo their positions, but they administrative section does personnel officer, the com- "Corporal Wright just insist that they haven't mean something -- productiv- bined sections used to proc- makes things happen. There grown calloused to the ity. ess about 10 end of active are no complaints, no ex- service members' needs. service or permanent change cuses -- just a lot of extra The Marines at HQSVCo of station orders a day, but hours and extraordinary "There was a time when administrative section have since Operations Desert effort," said Binns. Ac- we had boxes of service taken the Air Station by Shield and Storm, that cording to Binns, Wright record books and stacks of storm during their adminis- number has nearly doubled. spearheaded the paperwork discharge paperwork that trative war in the last seven assault with finesse. needed to be processed," said months. Binns said the sections Sgt. Patricia Ann Washing- were ultimately responsible There are some out there ton, company personnel chief. The section, which had for processing more than who rday think that Marines "Another time, we were only 20 Marines in its ranks 2,000 permanent change of in the administration profes- operating with one computer at the onset of Operation station and end, of active sion are "pencil pushers," or and two typewriters. Al- Desert Shield back in Au- service orders. "admin pogues," but Wright though we faced tough times, Cpl.. Robin Wright, (lett) and Howard Hill of HQSVCo 1st MEB gust, took on the enormous Although she added that said, "It really doesn't bother we knew we had a job to administrative section, are two of the Marines responsible for task of processing the admin- the task was completed me when I hear talk like do and we did it together." processing thousands of PCS and EAS and travel claims for the Brigade. 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Introducing the New MCI Marine Calling Card. Please Print 7 Sign up Saturday and Sunday, May 11th Applicant's Full Name (First. Middle, Last) Date of Birth Social Security Number and 12th at the tent across from the main exchange at Kanoehe Marine Air Station. Home/Street Address (Permanent) Ap City State Zip Code Visit our tent and try out the quality and ease of using MCI' for long distance. Address Where YouWant Card/Bill Mailed Box a City Stale Zip If California Resident. do you (If Different from Home Address) currently have Pacific Bell service? ,:s We're introducing our new Marine Calling Card by giving away free calls to anywhere in . Home Telephone Number (current) U.S. Current Residential 0 Barracks L: Ship Rent/Lease Other the So call Mom in Montana, your Status B.0 0 Base House L. Own/Buying sweetheart in Sioux City, or a loved one in ( ) Louisiana. Name of Parent/Guardian Address City State Zip Code Parent/Guardian Telephone No If Under Age of Majority Then sign up for the Marine Calling Card ( because only MCI provides: Driver's License No State of License Issuance Contributions to your Morale, MILITARY EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION Recreation and Welfare Fund every Branch Service Base Your Rank Phone where ,,an n`,,,, he n', time you use the card from base Day ( Evening ( ) payphones. Easy 0 + dialing instead of numerous Estimated Length of Date of First Active -'. Retired Present Assignment Enlistment access numbers. Free custom designed card-you pay If Transfer Pending, Reporting Date only for the calls you make. Give New Duty Assignment Just complete the application at right and FINANCIAL INFORMATION bring it to our tent between 10:00 AM and 5:00 Monthly Gross Pay Income from alimony, child support or separate maintenance Other Monthly Income payments need not be revealed if you do not choose to have PM Saturday, May 11th or Sunday, May 12th. Or it considered as a basis for repaying this obligation. cut out and mail the application to: Have you ever applied for credit (include credit cards, charge accounts, Yes Do you currently have credit with any institution Li Yes No Marine Calling Card Service Center installment contracts, finance co , rent, mortgages, etc.)? No P.O. Box 5020 Checking Both Checking and Savings Bank Name City State San Rdmon, CA 94583 Savings No Checking or Savings

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267-5213/ The Family Service Center has Wednesday evenings and Fri- Thursdays Daly Rd. & Employment C banking institutions will also be more information, call the following free programs to day mornings. Topics include: Bordelon Lp. available to answer questions. 6214. help military people improve family violence, community A class on resume writing will Call for reservation at 257-3655. their lives. For more informa- resources, crisis intervention, Come to any of these loca- take place the first Wednesday New Arrivals Tour tion, reservations, or to get on drug and alcohol abuse in tions from 9-11 a.m. You don't of each month, 9-10:30 a.m. How to live in housing to attend. To Get Into An orientation to KMCAS and the FSC newsletter mailing list, families and empathy for effec- have Civil Service/ SF- Enlisted Spouses' Center tour. On stormy days Playmorning 171 Form Preparation will take Hawaii, including a bus call FSC at 257-3655. tive listening. All classes are around the island, will be held indi- meets at the Family Service place Monday, from 8:30-11:30 Located in building 220, next open and may be taken a.m. tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. vidually or as a complete series. to the Station Theater parking have Military Spouse Day Open Center Lanai. Babysitters are lot, it offers enlisted spouses a Singles and families who Call for reservations, dates and arrived within the last three House times. welcome. Planning Your PCS Move place to meet, visit, work on projects and make phone calls. onths are invited to participate. In celebration of Military Learn the latest about die- Bring a brown-bag lunch and call Spouse Day, FSC will have an PlaymomIng bottling, travel, housing and Its new working hours are 9 for reservations. Seating is lim- house today, from 10 Support Group entitlements work- a.m.-4 p.m. The center pres- ited. open a.m.- for Women's TMO in a noon. The event will feature A free mobile preschool shop May 16, from 8- 11:30 a.m. ently seeks new volunteers to parents and children (infants-to A confidential program to help help men it. For more informa- refreshments, balloons for kids victim. Stress and the effects of moving Weight Loss Support Group opportunity to 5 year olds) will be in the women who have been tion call 257-5214. and the meet the relation- on families will also be covered. FSC is offering another six- staff and learn about the following housing locations: ized in a destructive Call for reservations 257-3655. FSC ship will be held every Friday at week weight loss support group services the center offers. Playtime Program Temporarily Mondays 2454-2460 from 9-10:30 a.m. Learn about Canceled, Volunteers Needed Mondays from 11:30 a.m.-12:45 Cochran St. violent behavior and ways to Financial Planning Seminar p.m. starting June 3. Learn Ombudsman Training increase protection skills for Building financial security Volunteers are needed to how to control overeating Tuesdays Elrod St. & yourself and children, decrease through investments for income, reestablish a free supervised through discussions on behav- Weekly courses for anyone Cochran St. fear and helplessness and how growth, insurance and savings playtime program, which was ior modification, nutrition and interested in participating in the to cope with stress and anger. will be discussed Tuesday, from offered Mondays and Wednes- menus, stress management, self Ombudsman Program will begin Wednesdays Dodson St. & Call Owen for more informa- 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Guest speakers days, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the esteem, motivation and commit- May 8, and are offered both Cochran St. tion. from savings and loans and Enlisted Spouses' Center. For ment. Bring your lunch. Reei9eauit "Sifted .5e4cticed*71tell Se/wee-ed. The Armed Services YMCA is $12. Call to register. ASYMCA Penny Leis Outreach Office is located on now has these dolls on display. Learn to male a beautiful Kaneohe Bay the Air Station, down the money lei as a unique gift for 251-3552 sidewalk from the 7-Day Store. Chinatown Walking Excursion that special graduate in a class Weekdays For more information and to Join us Tuesday, from 8 a.m. - May 22. These gifts are made 11:45 a.m. - Catholic Mass make reservations, call 264-4719 2 p.m. for atom of exotic, bustling with ribbon, cellophane and Saturday or 254-4965. old Honolulu. Shopping and coins. Everything will be 6 p.m. - Catholic Mass lunch at a favorite Chinese res- provided except the coins. Sign- Sunday Women's Awareness Program taurant will be included. up soon. 7:30 a.m. Catholic Mass Come participate in ongoing 8:30 a.m. Protestant Com- social, recreational and educa- Dog Obedience Workshop munion Spring Ceramic 9:30 a.m. Catholic Mass tional activities. Child care and Dog obedience will be taught A ceramic workshop will be 11 a.m. Protestant Worship transportation are available. by Cpl. Siebold, a certified dog held May 29. Each ceramic Please make reservations. trainer in a six-week course piece will be priced per item. Camp H.M. Smith beginning Sunday, 4.5 p.m in Paints will be provided. Bring 477-5098 Crafts for Kids - Mother's Day the ASYMCA courtyard. Fee is Sunday Surprise your brushes. Call to sign-up $15, and dogs must be at least soon. 8 a.m. Catholic Mass Children will he making 5 months old. Call for more nurprise Mother's Day gifts for 9:30 am. Protestant Worship information or to register. Welcome Baby 9:30 am. Protestant Sunday their moms. The gifts will be Welcome Baby is a free service paper designed School wrapped in by Single Parents Support Group to pregnant women and moth- 11:30 a.m. Catholic Mass the children. Fee is $2.50. Call Single parents are invited to ers of newborn babies up to 3- to sign up get together with others who months -old.. Welcome Baby Aloha Jewish Chapel Doll-making Class share the same problems and Home viaitors will come to the P sari Harbor "Mop Dolls" sell in stores for responsibilities in a supportive homes of military families liv- 471-3971 $30. You can learn to make group which meets the fourth ing on and off base and bring Friday your own with a unique hairstyle Tuesday of each month, 7-8:30 information on pregnancy, child 8 p.m. - Shabbat and body design in a class p.m. The group sponsors other birth and infant care. Free gifts Saturday Wednesday, 9:30-11:30 a.m. All activities include children. Call and formula will be given after 10 a.m. - Shabbat and Torah material will be provided. Fee for more information. the baby's birth. Study

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By Capt. B.T. Palmer law issues created by the pres- Legal genre, 301.111aast Asia ence of I MEF in Southwest Asia. For the first five and a It is a cold and overcast dawn half months of Operation Desert Feb. 24. A light brown, Lawyers of Arabia Shield, the Legal Services camouflaged HMMWV is tra- Support Section had only one versing the 1st Marine Division operations law officer. In breach in the Iraqi minefields addition to resolving the EPW inside Kuwait. tion Point. As legal advisor, he Marine Corps history. Despite issues, he researched and pro- Combat engineers are blow- was responsible for providing limited assets, poor weather, vided guidance on controlling ing lanes through the minefields advice to the EPW Collection exhausted personnel and in some black marketing, creating a with line charges that create Point commander to ensure that cases hostile enemy fire, all detention facility, resolving earth-shattering explosions. The prisoners were searched, inter- prisoners received the treatment immigration and naturalization air is filled with the roar of rogated, provided medical treat- required by the Geneva Conven- questions and developing fed- outgoing Marine artillery shells. ment, processed, held and trans- tion. eral and state income tax ported in accordance with the programs. Inside the HNIMWV, a Ma- A judge advocate was also Geneva Convention. assigned to the 2d Marine He developed and gave in- rine Corps officer in a chemical struction on the Code of Con- Division EPW Collection Point, protective suit is on a radio, duct, Law of War, targeting and He accomplished this mission and two more were assigned to relaying information to and from by being on site at the collec- Saudi customs and environ- Marines in fighting holes, who the I Marine Expeditionary tion point during the ground Holding Facility mental concerns. Additionally, are tasked with securing and Force EPW in the operations law offcer was war and for five weeks before Saudi Arabia, where EPWs were controlling the routes through it. He conducted law of war assigned as the Marine Corps the Iraqi defenses. brought in from the divisions' foreign claims commissioner. As classes, developed standard collection points. All these judge for proc- the FCC, he passed judgement What may be surprising about operating procedures advocates three captains and this true-life scenario is that the essing and transporting prison- and paid thousands of dollars a major - came under the made officer on the radio was not an ers and monitored all stages of of pre-combat claims heading of operations law offi- against the United States by infantry officer. He was a prisoner processing. cers. Operations law officers all local Arabs in Saudi Arabia. Marine Corps lawyer assigned work out of legal services of- A legal advisor's presence, The presence of operations law with the Military Police Com- fices and are responsible for combined with outstanding officers had a direct and posi- pany, 1st Marine Division. virtually all areas of law that Safety champs performances by the 1st Marine tive effect on the LSSS combat fall outside the basic military LtCol. Victor Simpson (right), commanding of Marine Fighter Although he assisted the MPs Division MPs, resulted in a service support mission. More- officer justice, defense and legal assis- Attack Squadron-232, congratulates Capt. Craig Benson for flying in their traffic control/lane highly successful EPW opera- over, they were able to provide tance areas. the 40,0001h Class "A" mishap free flight hour for the squadron. security mission, his primary tion. The high number of direct support to the 1st and This safety milestone was completed Feb. 26 while the squadron role was that of legal advisor prisoners processed in the rear The operations law officers in 2d Marine Divisions during the was deployed to Southwest Asia. This record culminates more than to the 1st Marine Division in such a short period of time Saudi Arabia provided expertise ground offensive action that took 11 years and three months of safe flying for VMFA-232. Enemy Prisoner of War Collec- has never before occurred in in all domestic and international place in the liberation of Kuwait. .,...... 17/1:7,74-'"OCJIJiRr EASURE JOIN THE "feilta's ale. fart jiff- ..S-Ice ' 8th Annual 1 5 & decorative, accessories i a. 'IP Quits . C,ards & Collectibles H EALTHY koncicro.4aJ in the U.S.A. 11 H USTLE Spokesperson/Emcee: Open 7 Do.y5 An Annual Event by: Krash Kealoha 316 Wan, 9t., KAllua. 51y,eas , Karkt0.. Hawaii Nutrition Council 2412-041 ANN NA. Warm-up by Barbara Steffens of "Great Strides" -,-... qp- i-- Hawaii Dietetic Association ANNA MN ID. MAN AMA Honorary Chairperson: University of Hawaii - O I / IMMI ANM Dr. John Lewin, Director, Food Science and OA State Dept. of Health Human Nutrition Council IV AMU' SOS ATTENTION ALL MILITARY! HAWAII

WHAT: A 3.4 mile fun walk/run around Proceeds will be used to promote nutrition-related 1140,00HSSIkg*C) presents DESERT STORM MONTH Kapiolani Park (see map on back). activities in the community. Mail entries and WHEN: SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1991 Make checks payable to "Healthy Hustle." at 7:15 am checks to: 1 FREE SITTING & Warm-up Starting time at 7:30 am Healthy Hustle P.O. Box 22298 1 FREE 8" X 10" PORTRAIT DONATION: 12 years & under $6.00 Honolulu, HI 96822 Portrail may be of individual in uniform 'or- a Mindy portrait *Only 1 13 - 54 years $13.00 accepted. coupon per family *Military ID required *Good only at Ales location 55 & over $8.00 Entries must be signed in order to be Cannot be used with any other offer Expires 5131/91 No refunds. T-shirt & breakfast will be given to all participants. se-12n May 10, Kaanumanu Sr CALL 486-1446 FOR YOUR Additional $5 for all entries postmarked after PACKET PICK-UP: SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1991 Wank Plaza be accepted day of race by 1:00 pm symbol. 1991. Late entries will 10:00 am to Casa FREE 8" X 1 0" sawn " with no guarantee of T-shirt or breakfast. 7:00 am Waikiki School Cafetorium (corner of Leahi & Monsarrat)

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Tennis Championships information, call or stop in the centers' hours of operation are encompassed in the gi mes. the Station 5 a.m. 9 p.m., Monday - Friday, Also, volunteers needed for - The Hawaii Marine Athletic Athletic Office in are A T5E1 and 8, a.m. - 3 p.m., Saturday, various jobs during the games. CONK !NO Council GLASSES OF Team Championships F7770OCifl'Arl R" SE Sunday and holidays. The Main This yecr, there will be a (GC:TAP:SERISIAOSCRCA::fro.: will be held May 20-25 at the WATER LE70:04, Fitness Center's phone number Commander's Cup Award, which EVERY PA1 K-Bay tennis courts. Al active duty Marines Hawaii Marine is 264-2731 and the Satellite will recognize participation by stationed in Hawaii and Fitness Center's phone number military and their family lb all sailors stationed with Women's Varsity a towel members. Marines are eligible is 254-1861. Please bring When signing-up -to to partici- Softball to the fitness centers to gain participate in an event or to pate. Register at the Athletic admittance. volunteer, indicate you are a Office in the Air Station's if V_ main Marine or Marine gym. All active duty Marines sta- dependent, as tioned in Hawaii interested in the Marine Corps will be cred- participating in a Women's Semper Fit Aerobics ited with one point per partici- All-Marine Softball Varsity Softball Team should pant. Entry form packets are Resources for All-Marine attend an organizational meet- Offers New Saturday available at the athletic offices softball selection are available ing Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Class' at K-Bay, Camp Smith and in the Athletic Office in the Air Air Station's Risley Field. Marine Barracks. Station's main gym, and must A new high-low impact aero- be turned in to the athletic bic class will be held Saturday, director by May 16. K-Bay Women's 9 - 10:15 gym. a.m. at the main Tennis Clinic Softball Other aerobic classes are offered Intramural Racqdetball at the Main Gym at the follow- A free tennis ing times: High-low impact clinic will be The organizational meeting for The K-Bay Women's Softball held Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - I classes are Monday, Wednesday ; the upcoming intramural rac- League will start soon. Active p.m. at the Air Station's upper quetball season will be held May duty Marines and sailors, and Friday, 9 - 10:15 a.m., tennis courts, near the Officers' Monday Friday, 5 - 6:15 p.m.; 30, 12:30 p.m., at the athletic dependents and civilian employ- Club. Tennis Pro Fred Th- GREAT TOO LATE sax! THIS high impact classes are Mon- APPEARS 10 BE office in the Air Station's main ees are eligible to participate. ompson will conduct the clinic. ININK M FOR THESE A day - Friday, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 CLASSIC CASE OF gym. All unit teams who would Contact Miles at 254-2516 or Participants should be at least CWAPsi p.m.; and low impact classes Win-I I. HYPRO NEGLECT'S( like to participate must have a George at 254-2851 for more 10 years old. For more informa- VERY representative present. Teams information. are Monday, Wednesday and tion, call Dependent Recreation will consist of two singles Friday, 6:45 - 8 p.m. The fees at 254-2963. players and two doubles teams are $16 per month or $2 per from each unit. Co-ed Softball class for dependents, and $8 per month or $.50 pea class for active Co-ed softball games will begin duty military. Monthly passes Youth Fun and Fitness Golf Championships mid-May. All interested teams, allow attendance at an unlim- Day The Hawaii Marine Athletic couples or individuals, may ited number of classes per Council Team Championships contact George at 254-2851 for month. For more information, will be held June 13-16 at the more information. call Dependent Recreation at In conjunction with National Klipper Golf Course. All active 254-2963. Fitness and Sports Month a duty Marines stationed in Youth Fun and Fitness Day will ; Hawaii and sailors stationed Gymnasium Hours be held May 19 1-4 p.m. at Pop with Marine units are eligible. Games Warner Field. Races for all ages, Other requirements to partici- The main gym's hours of Aloha State family relays, aerobics and Jaz- pate are: Open Division golfers operation are 10 a.m. - 8 p.m., This year's Aloha State Games zercize demonstrations will be must have a handicap of four Monday - Friday; and 11 a.m. will be held June 10 -16 at featured. A Youth Slam Dunk or less and Senior Division (40 - 5 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and various Oahu locations. Par- competition will also be featured. and over) must have a handi- holidays. For more information, ticipants are invited to compete For more information, call De- cap of six or less. For more call 254-2658. The fitness in any of the 44 sports events pendent Recreation at 254-2963. DEHYDRATION is a real threat, whether in the desert or in your office. Eight glasses of water is the recommended daily intake (not including other fluids like coffee, tea, diet drinks, fruit juice or milk) for better health. Pour yourself a cool cup now and try to find the six differences leltZeR 71:eizeed between these seemingly identical drawings.

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The bearer will also English, history, math and be allowed to Naval Institute, Membership take place Saturday, 9 - 11:30 bring another Department, Annapolis, MD science in an after-school pro- a.m. For more information, call adult and two children into the should be sent gram Tutoring hours are: newly renovated park for free. 21402. Entries 548-2010. to the Editor-in-Chief, Proceed- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and For more information, - call 988 ings at the same address. Friday, 2:30 - 4 p.m.; and Salvation Army Offers 0205. Wednesday, 2:15 - 3:30 p.m. For Free Child Care Navy -Marine Corps more information, call Mrs. Free child care is available to Hawaii Maritime Relief Society Offers Campbell at 254-3394. the spouses of deployed military Center Honors Moms, Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Course Veterans' Health at the Salvation Army, 46-176 Military The Navy-Marine Corps Re- Waikallia Road, Kaneohe. 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Veterans who have not received and Art Contest and wish to and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. While the course is geared the questionnaire The 7 Day Store is now open MWR is sponsoring a Desert should call 956-7422. towards those interested in participate 6 a.m.- 9 p.m., everyday. The Storm Photo and Art Contest. becoming NMCRS volunteers, all There are four photo categories: Package Store is open 9 a.m. - Navy and Marine Corps depend- Volunteers in Public 9 p.m., everyday. Military in Action; Humor in ents are invited. For more Uniform; Middle East Culture; information, call 254-1327. Service USO Volunteers and the Natural Environment. The Volunteers in Public Ladies Bible Study Service to the Courts program Needed Entries must be black and white Well, this is good! I see by your resume that you're crazy. or color prints, no negatives. "Women of Joy" Bible Study offers opportunities for volun- USO of Hawaii is in need of IRIS Art categories are: Abstract/ will be held every other Friday, teers to fill important roles volunteers at each of its three Impressionism; and Classical/ 9-11 a.m, at the Enlisted Spouses within Hawaii's judicial system. centers. Join others in serving Realistic, in any medium. Center. Child care will be Positions include companions, the people who serve our coun- Entries will be displayed at the provided. For more informa- tutors and case aids for teen- try. For more information, call Kaneohe Bay Summer Festival tion, call 235-7777. agers and adults under the Donna at 836-3351. August 2-4. Prizes will also be awarded at the festival. For if/FOUR CHANNEL more information, call MWR Make Mom Happy! Marketing 254-2562. TV, VCR, STEREO Give a gift of health Buy Mom's Gift Yet? 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Marines, spouses express Tales from the feelings about war Stormfront Page Storm Page B-5 B-3 the - After - The Persian Gulf war was fought on many fronts. In the sands of the Middle East, Hawaii Marines and sailors joined a massive U.S. Support network helped and coalition force to defeat the armies of Saddam Hussein. Here at Words worth Station ride-out the home, the friends and loved ones of those deployed troops closed remembering Storm ranks to defeat the fear and hardship created by the deployment. --- Page B-8 Page B-4 And outside the gates, the people of Hawaii tightened their belts in preparatim. for war and stood strong in their suport of both the warriors and their families. It was a concentrated effort that led to quick and decisive victory for the military and the nation alike. And even as the troops come home to heroes welcomes and families are reunited, this community faces challenges on a new front -to regroup and plot a course for the future. B-2 HAWAII MARINE May 9, 1991 Desert Storm Tribute to warriors on all fronts Commentary by So. Brad Wizens& flexible enough not to be The consolidation and toughest conditions ever Hama Mann* awry Writer out-foxed by smaller, less compositing of the 1st Ma- encountered that made it all sophisticated, guerilla-type rine Expeditionary Brigade's possible. This special edition of the enemies. the I MEF While the desert fighters In remembrance ... Hawaii Marine assets throughout ti is dedicated To have served in the Gulf didn't cause most of the who accomplished this mis- to our fallen comrades, as was to have lived in the expected problems. Our sion get most of the glory, well as our returning Desert face of death in the most helicopters belonged to some of it should go to Storm Marines and sailors, desolate climate and hostile Marine Aircraft Group-16, the those who took the second Though the numbers of casualties suffered their families, friends and region in the world. It was jets to MAG-11, Brigade front. They did more than fellow service members. any of us thought possible by Marines from the 1st MEB were miracu- It's a tribute a time when home, family Service Support Group-1 to to a young and friends were little more 1st Force Service Support in the way of support with lously tow, five of its warriors died in the generation of Americans, than abstraction and going Group and 3d Marines their tireless efforts and both those who fought on home was just a dream. (REIN) to the 1st Marine selflessness in the face of service of their country. Their loss Is felt by the war front and those who About one and a half Division. And it was no big uncertainty. many and they are remembered ... fought on the home front, percent of America's desert deal; it just worked. It had The war on both fronts who will never have to ask fighters came from here at to. was won the hard and right themselves if they have done Kaneohe Bay and were Whether you were with way - through strong leader- their part. - key elements of the I Task Force Taro, Ripper, ship. Strong leadership has 1st Lt. M.N. Monroe, HQSVCo., 3d Marifes It's also a salute to those Marine Expeditionary Force Grizzly, Papa Bear, Shepherd a way of quieting dissent. more versed in the disastrous during the contingency. For or X-Ray, you were on the The result has been a very Cpl. J.H. Silvia Jr., 1st Bn., 3d Marini* potential of war who stuck it same big team for those pleasant break. So let's out in five months we scrimmaged PFC A.T. Hoage, 2d Be',., 3d Marines the Marine Corps all and jostled for position, and seven months, regardless of change the subject. these so years they could for 40 days we were the whether you were from But first, go ahead and LCpi. A.O. Stewart, 3d Bn., 3d Marines prevent the worst from enemy's worst nightmare: an California, Okinawa or take another look back and happening. invisible, irresistible force Hawaii. It was some of the then get back to work, or go pl. J.B. Cunningham, 3d Bn., 3d Ma Those of us who had the dislodging previously unmov- most realistic training ever surfing or something, You privilege of serving in the able objects. pulled off under some of the earned it. Gulf are the luckiest people alive today, next to the freed Kuwaitis who were hugging and kissing us less than two WINDWARD S HAWAII RESUMES and SF171's months ago. We had the SYSTE EXHAUST Mitt - last have to keep explaining tools and the talent, and DUI DEFENSE total/War Military Specialist - so you don't aurisisoaSse4 Qua .. - .. all your terminology. were given every opportunity dity MUFFLER Fars Petsona.te: to put you in the best possible light. to use them. BODE A. UALE. Esq. 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Living in the Barren Land From the White Knights To our servicemen and women - our prayers go out to you I think I speak Mr the majority when I say we miss you We only can imagine the things you are going through. and we care. The day came when orders were passed You are not forgotten soldiers, we still remember you are there. We told you to be strong, our love would last We appreciate your dedication while you are out there in the ur lives found fear and pain sand, Just a few words of encouragement to the troops working and e told not to worry, we have much to gain Soon your tour will be over no more living in the barren sweating in the sand. land. We haven't forgot about you while you're living in the barren .We left with your hearts heavy in our mind land. We said don't cry, we'll be back in short time -1,Cpl. Angelo Musicaro Now we're here, the days and nights pass Our wives, our children, may our love always last onoWilMINIPP, The days are hot, the nights are cool :And 'every minute that goes by, we think ,of you Untitled We., have a mission here, you do understand Duty, country, honor, Corps, -Wlovegyou, we miss you, no matter where, no matter a Family, freedom, deployment, '411 :land 740 h. Common words with a -We count the hours, as they pass within each day wealth of meaning :We work, and we work, to make time fly away For a United States Marine, We know why we're here, our job is plainly clear My strength must be We ask that you think of us, but don't shed a single unyielding, To my wife one quick note To leave him burden-free, You're confused, and you're scared is what you wrote My support will never falter Your letters are scarce, and so few Though the future is unseen. But I love you, I miss you, no matter what you do. Guide him and protect him Lord To all the loved ones of 166 My husband, the Marine. We'll be home soon to resume our family lives Take care and don't you fret Know that our pride is to us the White Nights, this is just one more debt. overwhelming, To the children1 I can say Like a beacon for all to see. Listen to whad,387u're told and just obey Tis a noble task he must &member Daddy loves youmatfd will be home soon. endure, Then we' can sit and talk, by the glow of the moon To keep our country free. For they've called upon the Tot all of yol, keep those letters coming we'll do the same best, you see, You are the wives, white knights just the same - The United States Marines! We'll be home soon and soon it will be, We're the fighting white knights so say we Birgitt Waugh - Sgt. Michael A. Sanchez A

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When there's a war, he's the first to fight. He's always ready, whether day or night. And when this man comes upon .the scene, Others take note, for he's a Marine. "From the halls of Montezuma," To a training base in Yuma. He answers his country's call, Doing his best and giving his all.

He has a tradition which- he's bound to uphold, Following the steps of leathernecks of Old. )loo Guadalcanal, Belleau Wood -- 1,1t444.1. where Marines in victory stood.

for battle stands this man of the Corps, again ready for the conflict of war. t now this Marine is taking his stand In Saudi Arabia with its hot desert sand.

And as this Marine is deployed in the field, Playing a part in Operation Desert Shield, .His flag flies high, the scarlet and gold, ,He's serving his courftry -- a Marine brave and bold. , Mission - Author Unknown

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We tF With You We feel your Citement and your fear, You could see it if,,,you were here. Even though you're far from home, are all with you, you're not alone. know its hard to live each day, en your family is here and you're away. i.b you do keeps us free, Y we meant to be. ings and say a prayer, ,,, ove

;(,),,' in ouhlYart,reep ally far apart. And hen we think of you, We vd121O safe, and come home soon.' - Chei sh HAWAII MARINI,: 1991 Storm the of war, the Air Station rides-ou punches As individual families rolled with the Story and photos itself against the ropes with large by Cpl. Jason Erickson Station also found cuts, but the same if not more responsibilities. Maal1 Marine AM ales personnel to main- Critser said in January that "our requirements resources to tain the Station haven't changed, but our Long before Saddam Hussein bellied-up to the Kuwaiti hionurms abneepaownieer.:omFew sliweretheleftthem huanysecathedwe'reendlaclokningg - border, the U.S. military had woven itself a thick blanket of family support. And sections when the effects of Hussein's for Station service members. plunge into Kuwait ripped thousands of Kaneohe-based monplaceMorale Welfare and Recreation, employing nearly 900 ci- Marines and sailors from their families, the Air Station A large percent- had vilians, experienced an opposite dilemma. only to pull the blanket out of storage and cast it shipped out for the over the community. age of their business packed up and the spending habits of their remain- With the largest military family Middle East. Equally, in American history, that ing patrons reflected the recessional shopping slump that blanket had to be made of a strong -- fabric one detailed threatening the whole nation's economy, in its resources and durable under pressure... was This caused closures and close calls for MWR, which Before the Persian Gulf crisis, many of its elements had relies on profitable activities, such as the Main Exchange, never been put to the test of war. Now they have. like athletics. MWR The network of support to support its non-money-makers was forged as a result of lessons Director Walt Skierkowski said in late December that it learned during Vietnam. Station Commander Col. R.R. would take tightening up the purse strings to make it Vriteer is one of many military leaders today who remembers different through the crisis. times as a young Marine during that era. difficulties didn't stop MWR from "Families were told to move out of government But the financial quarters sponsoring several Community Days, and the annual Santee when their husbands deployed for Vietnam," Critser ex- An Aloha Temple Shriner hands out balloons at the last of several as well as several small-scale events. plained. "Obviously that isn't the way to do Village, business." Community Days that helped link the families here during the those Community Days corresponded, by coin- Col. Tim Roberts, acting 1st Marine Expeditionary The last of Bri- deployment. the start of the ground war. That same gade chief of staff during the war, added to this, cidence, with "We need Hawaii-Marines of Task Force Taro spearheaded to take care of our families so the Marines in the field weekend, an important support role as the crisis drive into southern Kuwait, as have one less thing to worry about." family developed. the 1st Marine Division's Roberts called it crucial, because it created an organized gathered beneath storm clouds for the Com- Even before troops deployed, the Family Services Center their families 'bad kicked assistance network for spouses to turn to in case of prob- munity Day here. into high gear to provide units and their through cable lines families with separation briefs lems or to get information. But the news of victory came rolling to prepare them as best they as the could for what ever Other activities were established need arose. and into Station residences only 100 hours after the ground lay ahead. The Legal Services Center the historic also became involved with this preparation Brigade Personnel became the center for all administrative war had begun. President Bush announced process, encour- concerns for the families. Everything from pay problems Oval Office, and tears rolled aging Marines and sailors to update wills and create news to the world from the powers of attorney. to requests for military housing were handled by the staff down Opal King's face. Her husband, GySgt. James King The American Red Cross and Navy/Marine Corps Relief there. of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-212, would Boon be Society came into play after the troops had left. These The Enlisted Spouses' Center was also a product of the home. were age-old organizations seasoned by previous wars. One war. This was created in early-September to give enlisted "It was a tremendous feeling of relief," she said soon linked family with service member during tough situations, spouses a "home away from home," as Critser called it after the cease fire. "But I won't be satisfied that it's while the other provided financial aid in times of need. during it's opening ceremony at one of several Community over until he's actually home." Although the network worked well, explained Critser, Days. The returns were staggered, but by the end of April "you never really quite understand all the requirements" for The center quickly became more than just a place to go. nearly all Marines and sailors were home, with only 325 supporting families in a major deployment "until people It was a meeting center, where families could interact with estimated still deployed. For most families here, the long have in fact left." He added, "but I think we were pretty others going through the same difficult times. It also tough battle on the homefront hLLs come to a clone. well prepared for it and only needed to fine tune our helped ease the problem of child care that surfaced during efforts in a few areas." the operations, explained Judy Conlen, co-president with One of those areas was with the newly established Om- Judy Gutierrez of the center. Additionally, it became the budsman program. Although it had been employed for contact-point for information about activities and the war. quite a while by some units here, it was not until Desert The Station also established quarterly and monthly ENLISTED SPOUSES' Shield that it became a Brigade-wide operation and took on community days as a means for entertaining families and passing information. All of these efforts were combined and did their beet to CENTER ease the tensions of a very tough period. For Tara Rodriguez, the emotions of the deployment came in stages. She didn't believe it was true when her husband, Sgt. William Rodriguez of lst Radio Battalion, first told her he was going. She cried when the reality sunk in. Next came the anger. "I'm not sure why I was angry at him, I guess I felt like he could have done something to stay back," she explained. "I wasn't really thinking rationally, I guess." But once he'd left for Southwest Asia, she said fear of the unknown was most prevalent in her mind. Thousands of spouses here experienced similar emotional rollercoaster-rides as their service man or woman was called to desert duty. Like the rest of the country, and much of the world, they switched on their 24-hour televised lifeline to the crisis and prayed for an early end. But for them, it wasn't just nations on the brink of war they were watching, it was loved ones. By mid-January, it was no longer the possibility of war Families, friends and supporters go wild as the first load of Kaneohe that loomed, it was the question of when and how the war One of numerous families who found solace in the Spouses Center:. Marines and sailors arrive home. would end. enter, the building durind the deployment

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HONFED BUILDING 2nd FLOOR 41 45-1155 KAM HWY. May 9, 1991 HAWAII MARINE B-5 Looking back Tales from the Stormfront By Cpl. Reginald ta. COW smoke from the blazing water -- they didn't even H...11 marine Ma WrIlw Kuwaiti oil wells, mixed with have enough for themselves. Editor's note: From the the rain, coated everyone and From the looks on their onset of the U.S-led coali- everything in black sludge. faces, I knew our country tion intervention in the That was the least of his had done the right thing. Persian Gulf Crisis, to the worries. I'll never forget that." relentless air bombardment of Scott Banks Pinned down by an Iraqi Capt. Iraq, and through to the Marine Fighter Attack Lis- liberation blitzkrieg into artillery bombardment, Squadron-232 enby vividly recalls his Kuwait City, a salvo of I luring the first It) days of the I journalists, television crews personal "hell." war, large numbers of air strikes and military analysts inter- were flown deep into Kuwait, preted the war. The views in this "We were caught between according to Banks. And with article are from a different pers- two mine fields, which the help of EA-6Bs radar- pective - Kaneohe Marines and hadn't been cleared by our jamming aircraft, literally thou- sailors. engineers yet, and rounds sands of pounds of ordnance were falling around us," said were dropped on Iraqi targets. LCpl. Christopher Llsenby Lisenby. "Although we were let Radio Battalion, FMFPac getting shelled pretty bad, no "I would rate our success a direct hit. But of those missions as excel- Waking up one took Hiding from the hot Saudi sun and desert flies became routine to the sounds just having to sit there and lent," said Banks. "The bomb- of earth- hope the Iraqis wouldn't get ing accuracy of the F/A-18, even shattering a direct pinpoint on us was at the high altitudes we were at, apartment complexes right remembers poking his head orange flag (an allied signal) bombs was enough to really get my was really good." But all the next to destroyed ammunition up for a look just in time to and the Qataris were scream- beginning to attention." while he and fellow pilots were bunkers. see a Cobra helicopter take ing for us to hurry up...it flying, the thought of air-to -air out two Iraqi APCs. was the longest 300 yards of be routine for "All the missions I flew life." He and the rest of confrontation weighed heavy on my Lisenby. Lisenby were exciting," said Banks. "It boosted my morale so and his unit Ripper made it through those their minds. He was prepared to face them head to head...but "It wasn't to the point to much to see our guys get were only a fearful hours of bombard- where I couldn't think some," said Brown. "But for throw ment, and two days later, they never showed up. Cpl. Kimberly Gentry stone's because I was scared. I us, it was like being on an from the reached Kuwait City. It was the Brigade Service Support "We never once saw a bad was definitely on edge, island surrounded by sharks." Group-1, let MEB Llsenby Iraqi border. morning of Feb. 26. All around guy in the sky," said Banks. though." It was 3 a.m., and Gentry had lay twisted and scorched Iraqi "If they did get airborne, it The recon team was about 100 the Cpl. David Moore been asleep for maybe two Lisenby was assigned to the let tanks and vehicles, lining was to make a dash for meters from the Iraqi armored Guns Platoon, Battery B, hours. Suddenly, she was awa- Marine Division's Task Force streets in grim defeat. Iran, not to engage us." lit battalion. They started calling On. 12th Marines kened by a Marine telling her to Ripper as a manual morse Banks figured they were air and artillery strikes on the "When we rolled into Moore said Saudi Arabia pack her gear because she and interpreter (who specialized in holding back until the Iraqis. The rounds were destroy- it looked as nothing like he expected. the other Marines were moving Intercepting enemy Kuwait City, ground war. But as the was ing Iraqi armor left and right. messages). though it was devastated," out. "The ground war has Feb. 24 days passed, the threat of "When we stepped off the The last artillery barrage -a But the morning of the begun," barked the voice. would be far from routine. he said. "But Kuwaiti enemy aircraft gave way to plane, it was dark, cold and cluster bomb, was short, and people were so glad to see the massive display of enemy deathly quiet," said Moore. exploded directly over the recon He awoke to a cold, dark, us, they came up to us and warfare. "I guess I was expecting to team's position. The team broke anti-aircraft "At that very moment, my rainy morning. The thick tried to give us food and be in the face a cover. "I would have to say that hit with for heart heat wave. was an eerie every one of our 16 It pilots felt like someone hit me dropped," she were engaged by Surface-to- feeling." "I with a bat," said Brown. said. "It was Air Missiles or Triple Anti- Moore, an artilleryman for a strange more than seven years, spent "All I felt was a slight sting aircraft Artillery," said in my leg." Brown was hit feeling. I was Banks. "But due to knowl- most of his Marine Corps in the inner left thigh by a scared speech- edge of the terrain and career training for war. He less, but at sometimes wondered if it was piece of shrapnel that re- being alert, not one of our mains in his leg. it the same a With worth the time and effort. "If as pilots lost jet." ever starts to bother me, I'll time, I felt the air, Banks supremacy in "Before coming to Saudi, get it taken out," he said. though the and other pilots were now firing our guns was nothing great burden able to concentrate on the really big, it was just train- An artillery battery called of anticipation Iraqi ground assets. ing," said Moore, But when assess- was lifted. for a bomb-damage Something "If they popped their heads the war began and we ment report. Brown peeped Gentry up, moved a piece of ma- started pumping out rounds out to where the Iraqi was definitely going to happen." chinery or left a piece at the enemy, we all knew it battalion had been, and saw uncovered, we'd come in and was the real thing. I guess only dust and broken metal. pound the hell out of 'em," I felt it was better them "Arty just totally waxed they than me." Gentry, a computer pro- said Banks. "And if 'em,' Brown said with a grammer, arrived in Saudi Ara- their nose in the had stuck "I've never been to war smile. bia amid a hot, face-pelting air anywhere in Kuwait, they before," said Moore. "But as out sand storm last August. would have been blasted far as what I know about Saudi and Qatari forces Although positioned in Al of the sky from four different war, it was a good one -- began moving into Khafji on Jubail, more than a hundred directions." quick and fast.' the other aide of the city. miles away from the Saudi-Iraqi "At the end of the war, Cpl. Jeffrey Brown The recon team started border, she was still within we had the chance to fly Company A, 3d hearing small-arms fire arms reach of Saddam's "terror- over Kuwait real slow and Reconnaissance On., 1st MEB moving closer. "My team Mt weapons" - Scud Missiles. time to get low, to see the damage," Near the Iraqi border, a leader said it's said Banks. "And it was six-man Marine reconnais- out of Dodge," said Brown. obvious that we had confined sance team was on a "At that point, we realized we "There were a lot of Scud to get an extract, our bombing to military rooftop. was Jan. 28, two weren't going Missile warnings," Gentry It our way targets." weeks into the massive allied and we'd have to fight said. "But the scariest thing Leathernecks make the best of Marine Corps equipment to make out." portable showers Banks noticed unscathed forces air campaign and the was not knowing if it was third and final day for this the real thing, or just an- recon team in Khafji. They The order was given to other warning. We were were except for some "dump everything not mis- fortunate enough not to get sion essential," said Brown, hit, but we did get our share of scares," she confessed. The night began with the "but, we made sure we took end of the murky daylight. our LAWs (light anti-tank Iraqi ground forces were weapon)." Her concerns continued as quiet for the time in 24 first Baghdad radio reported hours. Brown figured allied A thick cloud of smoke Saddam Hussein had ordered aircraft had "hooked up" the provided cover for the recon his troops to withdraw from Iraqis. Suddenly, a loud team. They moved into the Kuwait. whine was heard. It got street and headed out, An louder and closer. Brown Iraqi opened-up on the team he a Harrier thought it could with an AK-47, but the team "I didn't trust him (Sad- jet. never stopped. "We never dam), because it wouldn't "That'9 when I saw them even considered fighting have been the first time he'd added. - A battalion or more of him," Brown lied," she stressed. "I Iraqi Armored Personnel figured it was just another Carriers," he said. "Those The recon team was liter ploy for us to stop bombing dudes were all dressed in ally running for their lives. so he could re-group." black, walking though the They knew "friendlies" were smoke .- they all looked like close, it was just a matter of 'Barth Vader' with weapons." finding them. Brown saw Wednesday, Feb. 27, Gentry Brown's team leader called what he recognized as some heard that Saddam Hussein in a full recon report, and Qatari troops at the end of and his forces were pulling were told they couldn't get a street. The team started out of Kuwait. an extract. The team sprinting for safety. decided they had to move. Some of the Iraqi APCs "I really didn't think I "When I heard our Presi- Were 40 yards away. The could make it," Brown said dent announce that there team found a better position matter of factly. "A couple was a cease fire and that a couple of blocks down the of our guys were yelling Kuwait City had been liberated, street, and made it to the 'Americans, Americans' to the I knew - I was coming home, building's roof. Brown Qataris. We held up a big she said."

Marines from Battery B, enjoy a little free time while positioned at Camp 15 in Saudi Arabia in early January. Marines of Battery B, 1st 8n 12th Mar B-6 HAWAII MARINE May 9, 1991

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'That's what makes the unite kicked into various their him strength gem to make ay difference in combat or anything else." high for the need U.S. and other Mande were ready ff,,Npetrgver the plane to move mieeion to come. waneentemmanaeil,17.nLto.nintonedtritnel, ,11noclotof deed tech eisensormen; read - Gen. A.M. Gray, Commandant of the Marine Corps, warnehm thFeosreit'Liug:sea maid ths talking to Marines in Saudi Arabia tar m. aB ernment spokeman all. our country sot of ranee that was not To keep this was not on riltrIlt but rather wee lean{ I. Dee, let tree. against IJA:ol. Don Lune to protect lodge edvsrstr, done MEB daft being AmPerrica n pointed col th?tragst"'lenmlife-,ord, ''trret'npubliclY held in having refer.r.edato'nw edemere renb'r7itin'Yg' and Keep them always " o e Ae he ea. Iran en dmoKuwait the doential gear. during It. knr.owiont r.orive Veterans plaited of then peach given to the 'Tin the best Were nnual of 71'f Foreign affre' teken care they will give Baltimore. like this brings people back to ""Ten role. that conference In "An episode also plays crucial the President Service. sea Meanwhile Thee At the lmal On land, on a proclamation basic values and the superficiality of life fades lines quickly formed digned the au- Caner, dile and air. ay giving the 1)011 executed as Men,' di as Marina of atitornety. thority to activate away." did posse. so, dear reservists ha,. Net n 200,000 the .7071 when In epeech from den 000 6, - Kenneth Kieffer, Brigade Chaplain, 1st Marine hen toe ,ph Chaplain them. PE 'uns .oilon with tnu. re the Middle a red tty:es commitment Expeditionary Brigade exr:anii,7d nttamt,,,t1,te. "key not juet lie Welh with end East all the of how me pratecl him, Lord. the hn world." indication are try, butte from IlaWaii Bush else Merino. the Preeident the being dePIPYsd husband during the contemn. the ere m ''''gro L'hn't'll.":e.clired to site of medium city. began lel:nide. people Saudi Arabia elreedY. thee, matters on nl ore rare of Al)(11"T9V°151Pi'i)3 US. Naval pmeniv own initienve. to nearly So their cn dee ems Gulf hen risen The Traffic Manegement_ the center or livaSeina Offi. wan also MI;1'%W't?11eT setting their final Write' ''' n, of the way before moving of deployment av . re Solve on ea past weese, it "Ig1 Marines Over the Oa, out eared gear Some eight to ee have already new 711.174"1/e7ert a common dreev d eleldi to deploy non n. hems of Mande M INSgt, Ray Ilehdlig, proteetivt. gear taken step. officer..., with Feing full chemical home commidioned tn"'d, r7m,. "Little does he realize it's his last day on the sj_t_hsbeen been phoner_terd here have elso nnT Pries dtoepwloayildliowuhtiheere'-in'IL.PZ. triTnke" an kinn face of the earth." Those on ni ell: b.' "Rn, pm "de ibriefn h " d.iPni brine - "Calvin," from the comic strip "Calvin and Hobbes," n will not pay to "We could get to Kuwait City in one day, government side of a 3d 3d Marines vehicle bring them back. drawn on the Battalion, maybe two. I know how the Iraqis fight; moving in a convoy to attack-positions on the Kuwaiti when the battle's going their way they'll fight border "The Mother of All Battles has begun. hard, but when they're losing they give up. Victory is near." Now they've seen what the Saudis and Qataris can do, and they don't want any part H- - Saddam Hussein, during radio address to the Iraqi of two Marine divisions." people on first day of Operation Desert Storm - LCpi. Arthur Blair, 1st Marine Division, who fought alongside Saudi national guardsmen during the Iraqi "It's too late. The toilet's already been incursions into Saudi Arabia, predicting the outcome of flushed." the ground war to liberate Kuwait - Col. Carl Fulford, commander of Task Force Ripper, the 1st Marine Division's main assault force, responding "It's almost like you flipped on the light In to the question whether last-minute Soviet peace propos- the kitchen late at night and the cockroaches als might stop the ground war. Task Force Grizzly and start Hawaii's Task Force Taro had already infiltrated into scurrying." Kuwait.

- Harrier pilot LtCol. Dick White, describing what it's "I'm glad I'm with you guys. Ever since I like to attack a large column of enemy tanks was with the Marines in Beirut I've been waiting to see them unleashed."

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"They have engaged the Saudis in combat, Iraqi prisoner after surrendering to the Hawaii Marines and we're going to kill them." of Task Force Taro in Kuwait

- Maj. Craig Huddleaton, Executive Officer, 3d Battalion, 3d Marines, after receiving a radio report that a column of enemy tanks was attacking after faking a surrender

/First returning "For seven months I have waited for this day. Now I can speak and now you can see with warriors get heroes your own eyes what they have done. God welcome bless America and George Bush. Thank "That's beautiful! Give me another one you." rages ,4_, of those!" de-r gafrallissair, - Kuwaiti man talking to Marines from 3d Marines upon - Marine forward observer, adjusting fire on enemy their arrival in Kuwait City armored vehicles for Hawaii artillerymen from 1st Battal- ion, 12th Marines Pai7A-

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- Hawaii Marine Cpl. Jeff Brown, Company A, 3d Reconnaissance Battalion, who was injured by artillery fire he and his team called in on Iraqis near his own position May 9, 1991 HAWAII MARINI,: Hawaii opens arms to troops, families By Cpl. Jason Erickson felt a families since the deployment. Howell Mad. Mel bond. Perhaps because the military was doing She said the positive effect the "hard work of freedom," of "Hawaiian support has It will be a day long as President George Bush lightened all of our hearts." remembered by the first put it, "for the benefit of Marines and sailors home everyone." As they've returned home, from the war. Most of At elementary schools like Desert Storm Marines have those 650 Kaneohe-based Mokapu aboard the Kaneohe also told stories of how they troops said they had no idea Marine Corps Air Station; made it through some of what Hawaii had in store Aikahi, just off the Station; their most difficult days, for them when they landed and Kailua, only miles away, "because I got a letter from March 9. the need to support hit someone I'd never even met," Waving flags and banners home. All of Mokapu's as one Marine put it, "tell- and cheering loudly, thou- students have military ties, ing me they were praying sands of people lined the and Aikahi and Kailua are for us, and hoped for our streets to welcome home their saturated with military safe return." Another said Persian Gulf heroes. It was children whose parents live support from home gave a sight not seen by the among the local communities. purpose to a "very difficult military since World War II. Letter writing was only the deployment and made it Cpl. Mark Miller said it tip of the spear. Several worthy of sacrifice." was "amazing." He also care packages and craft-work This support from home used adjectives like awesome were also generated. led LtCol. John Garrett, and unbelievable to describe From the northwestern tip commanding officer of 3d the day. "I'll never forget it of Kauai to the southern Battalion, 3d Marines, to say is long as I live." shores of the Big Island, the war was not fought only But the spirit of pride and donations of time, free labor, by the troops in the Mideast gratitude lining the streets care packages, money, needed sands or skies above, but that day had begun several products and services, have rather by all Americans. months before, and continues poured forth continuously "We had a secret weapon - still. from organizations and your support," Garrett said The patriotism and good individuals. during a speech to a Hawai- deeds that followed have As U.S. and coalition pilots ian gathering, "because you been growing ever since pinpointed their first loads of all got involved and stood Fans at the Feb. 3 Pro Bowl, held at Aloha Stadium, showed their support for troops deployed to the Marines and other military lethal bombs on military and strong behind a common Persian Gulf. A portion of the game's halftime ceremonies was dedicated to Operation Desert Shield and servicemen and women began strategic Iraqi targets, what cause in time of difficulty." Storm warriors, deploying for the Middle most people had come to Garrett's speech was given East last August. accept as the likely outcome at a welcome home ceremony war has lifted could not in just about every way wail's visitor industry is It was apparent as early finally happened - America for one of his companies at have been more liberating for possible. Patriotisrii was offering special rates to as mid-September, when went to war. The people the Hyatt Regency Waikoloa any group of individuals strong, military strategy was service men and women and Hawaiian Cruises contacted of Hawaii shifted into high on the Big Island, March 29. than the vets of his genera- nearly flawless, and victory their families as part of the the Hawaii USO and offered gear and the swell of sup- An employee organization at tion. Many of the homecom- was both quick and decisive. program. a free cruise for Kaneohe port became a full-fledged the hotel, called the Hyatt ing celebrations, including Deal and other vets families separated by the Hui, had organized the event "This is our special way of wave. It held strong the one for Company K, also dropped their "bate" early expressing gratitude to the deployment from their Ma- throughout the six-weeks of to culminate months of honored their service to this on, and joined with crowds rines or sailors. And even support they'd shown for the men and women who fighting. country. of concerned Americans, to brought us victory in the before this, individuals and Many of the wives at Marines and sailors of "I've been hiding in the put their faith and hope for other organizations were Company K. Persian Gulf," Waihee said home said they don't think bush, as I like to call it, for success -to action. This of the program. "The spirit calling bases and stations they could have made it This was only one of the past 20 years," explained action, according to Garrett across the island, asking many hotels that adopted of aloha is a gift which we through the seven-month Deal, a resident of the Big and others, helped lead the give proudly to our armed what they could do to help. deployment in one piece, if units during Operations Island. "I think now I troops toward what may who A large chunk of the forces and their families not for the support the Desert Shield/Storm, and might be ready to rejoin stand out in history as the sacrificed so much for us." support came from schools nation, and the people of held celebrations for them society." most "perfectly executed all across the Hawaiian this state showed them. and their families when they Deal also said that he and military campaign ever The entirety of Hawaiian Islands, whose students wrote "Seeing the American returned. his Vietnam comrades were waged.' support has been too much thousands of letters to people stand behind our Garrett said the roots of the biggest supporters of the And the support for Des- for LCp1, Barry Farmer of deployed troops. troops has made me even patriotism that sprouted deployed troops, "because no ert Storm warriors and the 3d Marines. Having "The kids were very in more patriotic than I ever during the war stem far one can understand how family has not fizzled now been home for several weeks tune with what was going was," said Jody Schlund. deeper than just support for important it is to have the that the war is over. In now, Farmer said "it used to on, and wanted very much The Marine wife added that the troops. "This victory support of one's country fact, it has increased. Cele- seem like relations between to help out," said Jolene everywhere she went in lifted a weight from the during and after a war, than brations and special events Marines and the community Chang, a parent facilitator at Hawaii the signs were whole nation, that has been those who never did." in their honor are drowned weren't so great," but said Keolu Elementary School in apparent. "It made this there for the past 20 years." He illustrated the depth out only by the smiles, he feels like "it couldn't get Kailua. 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DEPENDABLE QUALITY tions. To $100 263-0129. REMODELING, Addi- Gen Carpentry, redwood EXPERIENCED SERVICE General tions, wood decks, #BC Transit Damage Estimates fences & decks. Quality QUALITY work. Ceiling KANEOHE Plumbing Housekeeper. Looking Masonary in rock, tile Repairs & remodeling 12339. John, 247-2287. work. To $100. 262-0713. for work in Kailua $8 per tans, fixtures, addl tele. wall, driveway, concrete lines installed. 637-9862. Lic. C9153. 239-9262 hr. Call 261 -7564. slab, sidewalk. Free est. Free Est. AAA CARPENTRY PLUS Call Hamilton 293-2648. Repair 841-5548 Dry wall, Tile, Painting. GRACIE'S HOUSE PLUMBING home repair, Termite/water rot. We do CLEANING homes, Fencing drain cleaning. Call Mira- 321 Mokauea Street it all. 235-0347 To $100. offices & move outs. Low Painting cle Maintenance for free A CARREIRA Home rates, Call for free est BEAUTIFUL Redwood repairs & painting. One fences/gates est. 486-5645 tele-pager. ISLANDWIDE Custom 625-6239. $10 linear AAA QUALITY call we do it all. Free est. home repair since 1983, ft. To $100. 396-3017. Painting 526-8568. Up to $100. & Repair int./ext. refs, Call 239-4857. To $100 Carpentry, elect, & plum- TROPICAL Call 235-0347 to $100. Yard Ser- CANE chair repair, also Sewing & Alterations Yard Service bing. No job to small. HAPPY vices, Commercial & Resi- Free est. up to $100. Financial Services dential. rush weave. Guaranteed. HOUSEKEEPERS HAWAIIAN PAINTING Call 261-2230. Call 734-6492. SEW Unique. Custom PROFESSIONAL Garden 949-6508. Quality work, reasonable sewing, clothing, drapes, services, all phases. PROFESSIONAL and Cleaning Service. MORTGAGE/Refinance rates. Free est. To $100. MAL's Painting & repairs alterations. Ph. 423-2899. Islandwide. 262-6118. experienced carpentry, Specializing in Info. Pre qualify w/no Call Robert at 622-2917. Professional int. & ext., dry wall, car- Windward residential obligation. Lic. w/bus. Services pentry, quality work, free REMI'S Yard Service. remodeling-renovation. ISLAND Budget Painting Mowing, weeding, trim- Home Repairs, to $100. home care. degree. Call 486-1853. est., to $100. 695-5010. Tree Trimming Call Judy & mildew wash. Quality ming. Residential & Com- Call Michael 988-6217 work. To $100. Summer GARDENER (University 262-2929. Ag Graduate) A PROFESSIONAL Tree mercial. Call 261-4952. Savings 239-5058. seeks new trimming. Free estimate. QUALITY Craftmanehip Handyman accounts/Windward area. Roofing RICK'S YARD SERVICE New Construction, Reas. rates. Refs. Call Call Hamilton 293-2648. Free Remodels HOME CLEANING: JL Handyman Svc. Home ALL TYPES Of Roofing estimates. Call & Additions. JJ Vince 524-5411. BAG A BARGIN in the 262-2181. Lic. #C-15945 Free Est. Weekly, monthly, yearly. repairs & renovation, 24 Years experience. Move-outs. Call PAINTING & Licensed and Insured. classifieds...Your super Sun Press Phone 263-9329. termite, water rot MILDEW CLEANING RAINGUTTER SYSTEMS TREE Svc. Lrg. removal Linda 262-3836. damage, carpentry, plum- Seamless aluminum, sea- Free estimates. Call marketplace! 235-5656. to ornamental trimming. 8 years experience, 263-9329, HOUSEPROUD Clean- bing, elec., ceramic tile, mless copper and Lic. #C-16267 12 yrs. exp. #C1 44 3 3. Mid Week ing. Res./Comml. drywall painting. To quick quality work. custom copper installed. Free est. All Paradise Carpets reas. FREE Estimate. To Yard Service Guaranteed. 623-8185. $100. Call 236-0052 Aluminum do-it-yourself Screens Tree Svc. 695-8228. $100, 2 35-1 3 42 or package available. Call & Jalousies CHEAP Yard Services. MAXEY Clean Windows LIGHT Painting, plumb- 226-6165. ISLAND AM PM Carpet Service ing, GUTTERS at: GERALD'S Home Repair. Exp., mowing, trimming/ Free Est., Reasonable electrical, carpentry, 239-6628. Lic. WC-16554. Floors & Tile 1, Carpet sales. Call Bill 946-9358. Screens & jalousie work. weeding. Ric 293-2367. 2. Installations rates. Ph. 262-2181. 235-5656 new/used. LEE'S Painting. 20 years T's WINDOW AIR condi- To $100. Ph. 536-8907. LAWN CERAMIC Tile, 30 yrs. 3. Repairs & Garden rea- & restretches SCREEN & KLEEN business exp. Lic. tioner repair. Rees. rates. sonable exp. We tile anything. Free est. 224-2350. & reliable. Expe- Residential window clean- Hauling #C3858. Call 247-1454. Work guar. Ph. 668-7888. rienced. 623-0830. New/remodel. To $100. Classified ing. Call Guy 623-9751. Sewing & Alterations Bill Z-1 CARPET CLEEN PAINTING & Wallpaper TYPING resumes, ofc. PRO. HUSBAND/WIFE 531-0230, 261-6462. Residential/Commercial, SPARKLE Fresh LOW BOY Hauling, mov- Fast, clean, reliable Clean- work, overflow, etc. Done on PROFESSIONAL sewing/ TEAM Complete garden- WHEN IT'S TIME FOR Upholstery Specialist ing Kailua & Kaneohe ing, car, piano & misc. 20 years experience. To computer w/laser. Pro. alter. for all occasions. ing program. 254-4949, $19.95 Rm. Ph. 263-0300. only. Call 239-4918. articles. 396-8066. $100. Joe 944-8340. RESULTS... call the yet reas. Call 261-4960. Free p/u & del. 239-5601. Mark Souza. Classifieds, 235-5656! Classified II May 9-15, 1991 CLERICAL POSITIONS DENTAL POSITIONS TODAY We are seeking qualified individuals to join our There's A Job For You At KAILUA POSITIONS WORKWOR TOMORROW... growing group practices at our various locations? Temporary Assignments at prestigious PRI/Gas Express. firms. Flexible length to permanent. Assistant Center Manager AVAILABLE NOW!! Bonuses. Benefits. Upgrade your skills with Dental Receptionist FREE training. TOP PAY! Benefits include: Typists To $300/wk -Competitive Salaries -Paid Vacation FULL AND PART TIME -Incentive Bonuses -11 Paid Holidays Receptionists To $320/wk -Health/Life Insurance -Continuing Education Data Entry To 1380/wk -100% Matched Savings -Credit Union Part-time or full time, its a great place to work. EARN UP TO $7.00 AN HOUR Clerks To $450/wk Acct'g And with 24 stations open 24 hours a day, Secretaries To $450/wk HAWAII FAMILY DENTAL CENTERS Word Processors To $450/wk "We give you something to smile about" there's a shift and location that's right for you. Paid Vacation NO FEE TO YOU! You'll enjoy pleasant working conditions, good Flexible Hours Call Donya at benefits, and incentive bonuses. 531-0154 Join the PRI/Gas Express team. Call for an Medical/Life Insurance 13)ac ific Logistics ekkb interview or stop by any Gas Express station Call Kay 536-1696 ext. 110 today. Start earning money soon. No Early Morning Shifts SEE US AT THE 60 Help Wanted 4th ANNUAL JOB FAIR, MAY 15 Male/Female 60 Help Wanted 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the NEAL S. BLAISDELL CENTER. Be a part of the City Mill Family! Male/Female CATERING sanitizing AMERICA'S BEST and other positions Family traditions Home Decor party plan KFC and personal avail., dependable, F/T. is now hiring 487-3858 842-7190 BHP integrity have played important roles Supervisors in all Petroleum throughout City Mill's colorful areas. Now is the time It's easy to charge it. Visa/ to start a new career at MasterCard pays for Sun 92 year history. a management level Press Classified. 235-5656. and earn an excellent gas express income! Free training CHILD CARE CENTER ad budget and initial 261-3930 We are Hawaii's largest chain of DIR. F/T, immed., w/ECE supplies. For more info. exp. Pearl City, 455-5333. KAILUA RESTAURANT call Terry 839-2534. home improvement centers with over 60 Help Wanted 60 Help Wanted 60 Help Wanted CHIROPRACTIC assist. Male/Female Male/Female 400 employees. We have provided IF A LITTLE extra cash for Wahiawa doctors Male/Female EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER would light up your life, office. Receptionist/ FULL TIME temporary insurance processor, EARN $458.04 weekly!! LAW ENFORCEMENT many people with their first job turn on to the Classifieds 55 Easy, enjoyable, home help needed to answer wpm, 10 key touch, $6 phones, & Word Perfect Jobs. $17,542-$86,682/yr. experience and are proud to have ATTN: Local men/ per hr. 8:30-6pm. Mon. - assembly work, no exper. 5.1. Hawaii Kai. Call Police, Sheriff, State Fri. Call.Vicky 622-3114. necessary. Record msg., Patrol, Correctional SOMETHING'S MISSING contributed to their development. women. $425/weekly. 24 hrs. 1-801-756-1401 395-1000. Factory assembly at Officers. For info. call Dept. HI-2. GOVERNMENT 0 6 0 home. No experience. 1- COMMUNICATORS/PR JOBS (1)-8 5-9 2-8 0 0 ext. Earn 4 & 5 figures a mo. $16,040-$59,230/yr. Now K-4031. AT AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK 900-78 6-7020. 7 days/ EARN MONEY reading F/T, P/T, Health & Fit- books! $30,000/yr.income hiring. Call (1) 805- GENERAL OFFICE CLERK* eve. $5 /minute. 962 -8000, ness products. 528-6704. potential. Now hiring. 1- Ext. R-4031 for LIKE MONEY? AVON current federal list. CASHIERS IS GROWING! CRABBIES 805- 962-8000, Ext. Y4031. Don't mind work/ Earn up to 50%. Call Wouldn't mind advance-. Asst. Manager Kathryn Is now hiring full & part EARN extra income! GROUND Keeper, $7.25 per hr. full + ment? Deliver samples to LOT ATTENDANT/MESSENGER* 423-0693. time prep cooks. For Home assembly, crafts, time benefits Waikiki & Kaneohe loca- Moanalua Gardens. Call businesses, pick up sam- piecework, electronic & fill orders. Must SALESCLERKS BASKIN-ROBBINS at tion. Call Lori 926-2838. sewing, typing. Call Clyd 833-1944. ples Koko Marina Shopping have own car, No exper. 1-213-281-8111. WHEN IT'S TIME FOR train on the job. *Nimitz Location Only Center, flexible hours. DIVERSIFIED nec. Will 395-9595. EASY WORK! Excellent. RESULTS... call the Mon.-Fri. 9-3 only. TEMPORARY pay! taking snapshots. Classifieds, 235-5656! CALL 833-2791 WE OFFER AN EXCELLENT Send SASE to Unique HOME CLEANERS SERVICES Marketing Concept P.O. LOOKING FOR 15 YOU! CASHIERS/SALES BENEFIT PACKAGE! Box M-10 840 Kawaiahao Entrepreneurs to start Immed. P/T openings Has openings fo,' UP TO $8.25/HR. home business. Outstand- We have full and part-time positions open throughout In Honolulu, Kaneohe - Accounting Clerks St. 96813. ing financial rewards, the Islands. We offer competitive & Pearlridge for retail - Receptionist NO MATTER what you're STUDENTS, MOTHERS retirement & self improve- salaries, excellent shoes & clothing - File Clerk buying or selling, the MILITARY, WELCOME. ment. Call 948-0386, 24 benefits, employee incentive programs and pleasant departments. - Secretaries Classifieds give you fast Flex. daytime hours. hr. recorded message. Data Entry results. 235-5656! Need car & home phone. working conditions. We're strong, locally owned by HEI, NAWAII'S LARGEST 1.4 AND 0S1 COIARlETE 537-5911 ext. 55 - Word Processor Paid weekly. LOT ATTENDENT in our an equal opportunity and an affirmative action M-F 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Permanent positions EXPERIENCED Organist Service Department avail. now in Leeward to play for worship ser- Call 732-9490 Windward Dodge. See employer. Join the American Savings Bank family. and Downtown areas. vices and choir practice Lloyd or call 235-8744. FOR FAST ACTION Dana's Housekeeping @WV at Wahiawa United MAID Svc. now hiring Apply at the Human Resources Department at L NO FEES Personnel CALL THE Methodist Church. Call Service. dependable people for 1.6 serC{ nee CLASSIFIEDSI 622-4361 or 622-2053. IWEEKLY PAY CHECKS HOME VISITOR Windward area. Also P/T 915 Fort St. Mall, 11th Floor, Sell anything from autos 487-3858 842-7190 FEDERAL JOBS GUIDE Familiar with Military window washer. Com- to zithers with a mini- mission + bonus + mileage. Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EARN $100 Up to $62K/yr., recorded families. Provides sup- APPLY IN PERSON AT ANY mum amount of fuss..or for every message. 619-491-5332. Flexible hours. Ph. buy what you need at book you read at home. port information/referral. or see us at the 4th Annual Job Fair model infant care. Com- 235-8768. OF OUR 5 LOCATIONS! the best prices around. 24 hr. recording reveals FEMALE musicians for on May 15th at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center Gather your odds & ends details. 1-801-756-9995, All New, All Girls top 40 munication skills a necessity. MULTI-SITE child care & give us a call. Placing Dept. H1-2. band. Info. call 676-8440 center chain seeking from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. an equal opportunity employer an ad in the Classifieds Call: Armed Services FRIENDLY faces needed YMCA "Welcome Baby person for deliveries, is that simple. Phone, REPAIRS & MAIN- ziked. %kb 235-5656. at Hickam Commissary Program" 474-6741/4020 Delicatessen. Apply in EEO/AA TENANCE. Ideal for 77. -zr person. active retiree. Part 4Ac- week, includes Satur- FULL Part time main- HOUSE days. Headquarters on S tenance person. Duties CLEANERS Windward side. Traffic American Savings Bank,. PARENTS HOMEMAKERS RETIREES incl. painting & car- abstract, criminal his- An pentry. Call 263-7654. WE TRAIN! tory checked & bond- HEI1 Company ing required. Company An Equal Opportunity Employer HCP/DAV/VRA UP TO $9/HR. van provided on work days. Ph. 262-4538. Some benefits include PLUMBING SUPERVISOR Call today and place 60 Help Wanted Dental, drug & get Roto is Male/Female Rooter looking for a Master Plumber vision coverage FAST resultws. 235-5656. Do You Want for a hands on supervisory position. Manage- Vacation ment experience a plus but not required. Employee incentive MANAGEMENT & PILOTS FRANCHISE MECHANICS We Offer: program OPPORTUNITIES Nationwide/Worldwide - Salary plus Commission Advancement oppty. AVAILABLE Aviation employment Extra Income? - Health Insurance Benefits FULL or PART TIME Earn $35,000-$75,000 + opportunities. - Paid Vacation Military 8 Housewives per year after 6-12 Free Brochure Call Toll Free - Profit Sharing Welcome! month training program. The USA), Hourdwaning East... We are looking for 1 (800) 543-5201 FIELD AUDITOR - Retirement Plan merry maids honest, enthusiastic, 24 hrs.,7 days! Enjoy part-time work from your - Management Training 1415 Dillingham Blvd., 4202 hardworking individuals Responsibilities to include For More Information Contact: 841-4133 who are looking for an physical inventory FOR APPOINTMENT opportunity to be among PLUMBER of merchan- home as a newspaper Matt or Steve at 456-5911 the highest paid man- dise in stock. Outer island travel HOMEWORKERS. Earn agers in the restaurant St up to $1470 per month. industry. No prior a must. carrier supervisor! Amazing brief recorded restaurant mgmt. exper. SERVICE messaage reveals details. nec. Leave message w/ 10 Key required. Good math NEWSPAPER Juan Martinez 545-0829. PERSON Call 528-6805, Ext. H1. skills and organizational HOUSEKEEPER'S will Dominos Pizza Inc. Roto Rooter is a OFFICE ASSISTANT national company look- train. Phone 8. car MILITARY Welcome! abilities a must. Must have own Bustling newspaper office has immediate open- required. Team system, ing for hardworking Immed.P/T sales in retail and dependable people Immediate openings in MIULANI and Pearl Ctly/Alea ing for versatile, multi-talented circulation Mrs. Clean Inc. 486-4822. store. 537-5911 ext. 55. transportation, good driving HOUSING for self-starters like work with assistant with people skills, 10-key experience who want rewarding NAVY who to GET MORE MILEAGE OFFICE PERSON Some careers in this field. record and current auto and more than a fair share of common sense. FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN exper. children! Earn from $540-$730 per month with salary and needed, variety of We offer: Basic accounting knowledge, computer skills THE CLASSIFIEDSI If all duties, starting $1400 a insurance. bonuses. 12-16 hours per week. Car required. Gas and/or secretarial experience helpful. Starting those odds & ends are month. 676-8126. - Earning to is up driving you crazy. sell $40,000/year allowance. pay to $8.50/hr. with growth potential OFFICE/CLERICAL We offer an excellent benefit and excellent benefits including full medical 'em for extra cash - Health insur through the Classifieds. Receptionists, typists, and profit sharing. word processors. Long ance benefits package and advancement - Paid vacation Call Linda Bulatao Apply in person to: Linda or Betty INTELLIGENCE JOBS. or short term assign- opportunities. Explore the All branches. US ments. Great benefits & - Profit Sharing RFD Publications, Inc. Sun Press Customs, DEA, etc. Now pay! Free Training. ADIA - Retirement plan possibilities. 45-525 Luluku Road - Kaneohe Hiring. Call (1) 805- No Fee. 533-8889. EOE - Complete train- 962 -8000 Ext. Mon. - Fri. 8am - 5pm 235-5881 K-4031. ORGANIST Sunday 10 ing program PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON AT: 235-5881 Equal Opportunity Employer KAILUA LAW FIRM am service. $50 per For further information seeks energitic utility week. Nr. airport contact Matt or Steve 741 MAIN OFFICE person, w/own car & 422-9491 at 456-5911 neat appearance a must. NUUANU AVE. 2ND FLOOR P/T & F/T Waitresses, I 755 P/T, good salary. Conve- Cashier, POPCORN Cart in nient afternoon hours. Crew Workers, Windward Mall hiring Monday thru Riday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sun plus Dishwasher & Press Ask for Avis 254-5855. COMBO friendly mature operators Janitors. Apply in person KEIKI FUN RIDES needs Mon. Fri. 2pm-4pm. Apply at cart or 395-7042 OR cal. 523-3711 help, laborers to KENNY'S PRESSER for small 1 wk $2.34 per line 1 wk $4.05 1 wk $5.14 per line supervisors, P/T, F/T. Kam Shopping Center clothing company. per line Call 671-3661. PARA PROFESSIONAL Windward area 261-3801. 2-4 wks $2.24 per line 2-4 wks $3.84 per line 2-4 wks $4.118 per line KENNEL help 40 hrs. CLERK/SECRETARY. READ books for pay! AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS' (per week) (per week) (per week) per. week. Must be able Data $100.00 a title. No exper. to work on Sun. Reliable entry, type 1-900-847-7878 (.99/ MEN & WOMEN 6 Owpm, inventory & Call adults. 262-2116 call min.) or write PASE- TO $68,000 5-8 wks . $2.13 per line 5-8 $3.65 per line 5-8 wk $4.62 per line records management $25,000 (per week) between 5-8 pm. A9999, 161 S. Lin- Nlo Experience Required (per week) (per week) skills, organized & self colnway, N. Aurora II., Under 31 Years Of Age FOR FAST ACTION starter. Starting pay corn- 60542. High School Diploma or GED 9 wks+ $3.46 per line $4.42 per line CALL THE mensurate with experi J.S. Citizenship Required 9 wks $2.02 per line 9 wks+ SEWING Person wanted -Full Pay While Training CLASSIFIEDS! ence. Call: Posrtions Available In Local Area Sell anything from autos Ann Pearl to sew for local gift manufacturer. 671-4534. ASK ABOUT OUR 3 WEEKS FOR 2 SPECIAL to zithers with a mini- Nursing Facility FREE ORIENTATION! mum amount of fuss..or 247-8558, M-F 8-4pm. CLASSIFIED Hyatt Regency Waikiki Commercial advertising; rentals, employment, business sales or services are NOT eligible for the buy what you need at 2424 Kalakawa Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii PART TIME JOBS ADVERTISERS ARE POP- 3 Weeks for 2 Special the best prices around. PING UP EVERYDAY! May 9,10 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. Gather your odds & ends Evening & weekend positions available! Military When people have some- 1-800-648-9171 & give us a call. Placing thing to sell, a product Name an ad in the Classifieds families welcome. No Fee ADIA EOE or service, they know is that simple. Phone, ... they can count on the Hi-Tech Research Corp. Address 235-5656. 533-8889 Classifieds for results. Home Ph: Bus. Ph: CI VISA MasterCard No. Exp PLAGE YOUR AD HERE Wrap Up A New Home In the Classifieds! Allow for each letter, punctuation or space. Please do not abbreviate. 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No. of Lines x Cost per line x No. of weeks TOTAL COST Pa yrrmnt must accompany your ads 45.525 Luluku Rd. Sun Press IVlidWaek Kaneohe. HI 96744 235-5656 May 9-15, 1991 Classified III I I 0 POSTAL JOBS :1 $12.25/hr to start Men & Women z, PALI MOMI THE SUPER MARKET INDUSTRY -1 Ages 18-65 No Experience Necessary MEDICAL (:ENTER H.S. Diploma Not Required nip OF THE 1990's - where all America Clerk/Carrier Applications will be accepted in Honolulu & other surrounding area Post Offices June 3rd-7th and then not again for at least three years. Hiring is based on exam shops, where every American scores and you will nbeed to score 95100% to be hired soon. Prepare Now! can find a rewarding job. FREE 3 -HOUR WORKSHOP 0 rientation (Workshop Workbooks 5 35 001 Career A tremendous variety ofjobs Choose 1 of 10 Workshops HONOLULU A lot A place to LEARN WHILE YOU EARN HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE-2005 Kalia Rd. at Pali Momi! A place to GET AHEAD on your own merits Saturday, May 11th -9:00 ant or 1:30 p.m. A NATIONWIDE STABLE industry Tuesday, May 14th - 12 noon or 6:00 p.m. Nolan Neves, Thursday, May 16th - 12 noon or 6:00 p.m. *SKILLS for LIFE - GOOD working CONDITIONS HILO our chef GOOD SALARY and GREAT BENEFITS NANILOA HOTEL - 93 Banyan Drive could use Monday May 13th - 12 noon or 6:00 p.m. KAHUKU your help! Mr.DICAL RENEFIIS WITII IIRIIC AND VISION' BAY HILTON 57-091 Kam Highway TURTLE - to 1014 I If:alai PACIFIC ZOO p.m. or 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 15th - trb I'llass HEALTH For Reservations & FREE Recorded Message DISHWASHERS an 1-TRIAA.PJFNTI, 11ms:di PLAN Phone 24 hrs. (800) 535-2443 L Please clip & bring this ad to the workshop PANTRY WORKERS Credit Union Holiday Pay Dental Plan DIETICIAN (REGISTERED) Scholarships Sick Leave Life Insurance 60 Help Wanted 60 Help Wanted 60 Help Wanted flexible Hours Vacation Pension a Male/Female Male/Female Fur more information about career opportunitie% re Male/Female call 486-6000 or apply at 98-1079 Moanalua Road, is SEE Exciting Places and POOL Co. has immediate RECEPTIONIST Aiea, Hal.aii 96701, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. be paid to go. Call now full time openings for 5:00 p.m. Equal Opptirtunily Employer. for amazing recorded service technicians & WANTED SUPERMARKETS message 487-0002. secretary for busy pool We have an opening co. Call 261-3508. for a front desk receptionist - approxi- AmEs mately 28 hours per YUM YUM TREE week - must be out- ward, energetic, friend- RESTAURANT ly and possess the IN PALI PALMS ability to bring out More Than Just A Grocery Store 60 Help Wanted 62 Domestic Is now seeking qualified people for day & the best in people. If Male/Female night time positions for Food Servers & you are interested, Help Wanted MAY 15, Dishwasher. Full & part time positions please call Ginny at: (412e FAIR" Sun Press 235-5881 TELEMARKETING BABY-SITTER in my at 44... To 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. available. Enthusiastic persons to Kailua home, for 2 boys, Kaneohe set appointments, no would prefer own trans; Please apply in person: RN/NA/JANITOR/MaInt., sales, no experience portati on. 263-4376. AT THE NEAL BLAISDELL EXHIBITION HALL will train. Yum Yum Tree F/T, P/T for Kaneohe necessary, ENERGETIC & thorough Restaurant Care Home. 239-7993. GPM LIFE-call 456-2048. s- 970 N. Kalaheo St. housekeeper for large LOCATIONS° . OR APPLY AT: TIMES SUPERMARKET PERSONNEL OFFICE p house. Min. 12 hrs. per TELEMARKETERS Kailua, Hi 96734. wk., starting at $12.50 an 2153 NORTH KING ST. 2nd FLOOR 9 needed. Salary + RNs hr., cleaning includes Equal Opportunity Employer commissions. Benefits, SUPPLENTAL windows & laundry. Call OR ANY TIMES LOCATION flex. hrs. Call 735-6452. STAFFING between 6 & 8pm only. 8 & 12 Hour Shifts 847-0811 EXPERIENCED sitter An Equal Opportunity Employer Med/Surg Psch wanted, 6 mo. old twins. ICU/CCU TELE P/T, M-F, Mililani area EARN $182 to $363 pref., to start Sept. 1. per shift Refs. required. 623-4221. 120 Home BANK /FINANCE TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOURISM HEALTH CARE ttCastle Medical Center HOME CARE FEMALE Army officer in Furnishings 4 & 12 Hour Shifts Pearl City, wants nanny J J EARt4 $74 to $336 to live in/out. In mid July 0 NEED A JOB? per shift for 9 yr. old daughter BEAUTIFUL heavy duty 0 refs., required salary & picnic tables $120. Many Fully Paid Medical styles. Call 293-8392. B LOOKING B Paid Vacation benefits neg. Call Maj. FOR A CAREER CHANGE? Bradley A38-1749 8:30-5, S Be a part of "Our Quality Vision" where It is stated EARN WHAT YOU DINING table 6 chairs S require 1 yr commitment. to ARE WORTH $150. 8 piece sectional Come the that "Castle Medical Center will be .recognized for $700. 247-3263 eves. delivering in a UPJOHN HOUSEKEEPER innovative healthcare dynamic HEALTHCARE SER- No exp. needed $8.50/ EXQUISITE koa chairs/ J J healing environment where technical excellence and VICES values your hour, 6 hrs/wk. 261-6272. rockers. Many styles. Wholesale by master 0 personalized patient care are unsurpassed." skills. Just one or two 0 shifts per month will chair builder. 293-8392. B Investigate today what this can mean for youl buy you a new car, pay 64 Domestic B private school tuition HIDE-A-BED sofa with Jobs Wanted matching chair in great S S or help you take a condition. Call after.5:30 REGISTERED NURSES cruise. Work more and - Perinatal Nurses needed FUN Learning & lots of pm. weekdays. 623-3898. earn more. Let us help for temporary positions on 12-hour shifts. Emer- you make dreams outings provided by Asking $200. J J come true! exper. mother & teacher LINGERIE dresser, May 15, 1991 gency Department w/in home day care play night Nurses needed for per diem Call 83 6-2 2 73 for an stand, highboy dresser, 0 school. Children ages 2 0 positions. interview appointment. chair & desk. 923-2207. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. & up accepted. 1 FT posi- B B LICENSED PRACTICAL tion avail. PT & drop-ins NICE: Lite gm. floral well Neal Blaisdell Center Exhibition Hall NURSES - LPN's needed taken on space avail. built Ph ft. sofa. Good S S for part-time day position and full-time night float TIRED OF HANDING Diane 239-2054 (Temple cond. $225 624-3892. 150 TO YOUR KIDS? Valley, Kaneohe area). PAT'S Furniture OVER EMPLOYERS WITH position on the Medical/Surgical units. Let them have the and opportunity to make I WILL BABYSIT my Thrift Shop. We buy & J home in Maunawili. Lic. sell! 87-139 Hookele St., IMMEDIATE JOB OPPORTUNITIES HOME HEALTH AIDE -A Certified Nurses Aide; -their own spending exper. Flex. Call Marti Maili. Ph. 668-2006. 0 money. Boys & girls 10 261-3795. 0 with Home Care experience preferred, yrs. & older needed for RATTAN 6 pc. living needed B Sponsored by the Hawaii State Employment Service and Honolulu Job Service Committee B for Home. Care position. small paper routes in LITTLE LAMB Day Care room set, beds, dressers, the Ahuimanu, Kahaluu has openings for all dining table, VCR, file Interpreter service for the hearing impaired. S CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY COUNSELORS & King Intermediate ages. Call 236-0210. cabinets, 17 cu. refrig, & RESI- school districts. 1 day/ carpets, reasonable DENTIAL COUNSELORS wk. delivery. Earns MOTHERLY LOVE 622-3891 eves. - Needed for Bobby child care, full time. HOTELS TRADES SERVICE GOVERNMENT RETAILING TO $30-$50/mo. Hawaii RI M Benson Center in Kahuku. Call Diane 239-7054 Kai 395-3124. SOFA Sleeper and lov- QUALIFIED childcare on eseat, earthtones $250.' PSYCHIATRIC COUNSELORS - Needed for part- VETERINARY CLINIC Hickam AFB. Call Robin Call 422-2065. at 423-8730. AIRCRAFT CLEANERS time positions. needs full time kennel WOOD Desk, 5 drawers, help. 235-3634. SUMMER Fun w/exper. swivel chair., good cond, BAGGAGE HANDLERS $125 for both 423-1465. WAIMEA Falls Park. Now mother of 3 & day care Career opportunities for the aviation field, excellent EQUAL OPPORTUNIUTY EMPLOYER M/F/I-IN provider. Lots of outings, hiring, Male hula dan- benefits. We have full-time and part-time positions outdoor play & swim- in cers, Tour Guides. Store the mornings, starting from BENEFITS INCLUDE: Clerk, Mechanic Helper ming provided. Call 5:30 am. Our evening has MOVING? only part-time positions, starting from 9:00 pm. Competitive Salaries Retirement Plan Free & Japanese guides. Diane 239-7054 (Temple BENEFITS. Apply 59-864 Valley, Kaneohe area). All jobs require Parking Employee Wellness Program Employee Kam. Hwy Haliewa. We Buy Fine CLASSIFIEDS are money that yop be 18 years or older. Assistance Program Infant Day Care Tuition WAITRESSES/Waiters, makers! Call today and Quality Used Calls being received Diet Aides, RN on call. place your ad where it'll $21,000 Yr. + Bonus Reimbursement Medical/Dental Insurance LPN, Nurses Aides, get fast results, 235-5556. Furniture. Monday through Friday, at 831-6041. Dishwashers, Maint., P/ We're searching for the top person to manage Fast, the food concession area at the Pearlridge Fun Xop by or call T. For info. call Patsy at Free OGDEN 24 7-621 1, M-F, 9-3pm. Pick-up. Factory/6 Center PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Pohai Nani, Kaneohe. 120 Home Aviation Services Furnishings 640 Ulukahlld Street WANTED Housecleaner PARADISE USED An equal opportunity employer Kailua, Hawaii 96734-4498 $10 per hr. Flexible hrs. 2 PIECE Queen sleeper FURNITURE Call Marti 261-3795 sofe/recliner $900, 30 (808) 263-5151 WANTED Part time Gal. aquarium + extras 682-5767 Monday-Friday lOarn-3pm 200; trash compactor 235-8056 worker for nursery $5.50 $75. Offers accepted. Sun Press 235-5656 per hour. Call 247-4071. Call 261-4179. HOME & APARTMENT GUIDE

- 72 Rental Services 76 Rentals To Share 84 House Sitting 93 Vacation Rentals 103 Stores & Offices MAIN STREET ...... a..._.- , ... For Rent house hunting? REALTORS PROFESSIONAL female KAILUA 1 bdrm. cottage. KAILUA bdrm., for rent, w/small cat, looking to Tropical setting, nr. 1 0 annul REHOUSE 1, 2, 3, 4 BRS private bath, big closet, 0 0 SO.FT. housesit & manage your beach. $50/day 261-2834. WAREHOUSE FOR CAN HELP iir."' SOMETHING NEW AND EXCITING ... lanai, W/D, pool, two peo- . YOU LOCATE THE All Areas homy and staff impec- RENT . ple ok. Available 1. KAILUA 1 room, avail- RIGHT HOME IN THE RIGHT , AFFORDABLE HOMES IN NO June cably. 8 yr. resident. 20 ft. Located at LISTSM 1, ceiling. - 401.-- - Deposit 261-2738 after Long term, 6 mo. mini- able. June special . LOCATION LAS VEGAS! NEW UNITS DAILY!!! 5pm. monthly Call Iwilei's "Cannery Row". Mr" $550. mum. Bonded. Call rates. Commercial shelving, lad- VERIFIEDVACANCIES!!! 261-7459 or 262-0554. I ROOMMATE needed to today, 523-8907 or ders & office fixtures Waipio Gentry A beautiful new project is just breaking Our 18 years Expertise locates share nice three bdrm. 845-8839,4v. msg. KAILUA 2 units, large incl. w/bathroom & park- Lowest priced 3 bdrm 1.5 bath townhouse ground! It is located close to town, yet studio/bdrm., private ing. Avail. immed. Call in Liolio at Waipio Gentry. in BEST DEALS FOR NUN townhouse near W/W a -,. Mall, lg. deck, swimming ent., pool. Ph. 262-8540 845-8839. Conveniently located within walking distance to the shopping center & rural atmosphere. The homes are spa MIUTARY/NEWCOMERS/ pool, clubhouse utils. 85 Condos/Townhouses cious and well built, perfect for retirees Or- KAILUA Bed & Breakfast park. Well maintained unit & professionally landscaped courtyard with LOCAL RENTERS incl. $600 per mo. No Pertly Furnished an investor. Call us for more information: - nr. shopping/beach. 1 109 Condos/Townhouses auto sprinkler system. Offered at: $239,000. (F) Call: Larry T. Saito (RA) deposit. Phone 247-7443 $40 per. day 263-6999 OAHU RENTAL Iv. msg. NO SHORT HELP WANTED - FREE bdrm. For Sale . TIMERS. phone 4 254-5757. Foster Tower #505 OTHER GREAT BUYS RIGHT HERE IN HAWAII... SERVICE RENT & cellular AIEA Townhouse, nr. 98-027 Hekaha St. sale. Mr. J., P.O. Box KAILUA Vacation Rent- Spacious studio, 520 sq.ft. ocean front bldg. in the heart of Waikiki. Many 1) A brand new house with ocean and mountain. WAIPIO GENTRY 3 als. Aloha Stadium, 2 bdrm, Harbor Fan 23125, Honolulu 96823. Near Beach. views plus water access for only $360,000 FEE. Center NeKt to the Shnp bdrm. twnhse., non- Call 261-5174. 2 ba., 2 prkg. $212,000 possibilities with excellent potential. Terrific price! Don't be sorry! Make smoker $600 mo. + dep. (L) Omori Realty 3 Bdrms., 21/2 Baths and den, family room & 486-8994/fee an appt. to see now! Offered at $249,000 (L) Call: Elizabeth share util. Call Fran 88 Rooms For Rent LANIKAI cottage, ocean 536-0189. Ann Tkachyk garage. 676-1133 eves. view, 1 block to beach (RA) 924-2460 SUZANNE E. JACKSON (R) 263-3522. $395/wk. Ph. 263-3793. BEAUTIFUL ocean, sun- BATH plus refrig. & priv. set & mountain views 2) We have a new listing at the top of Kupau 74 Apts. Partly 83 Houses entrance to quiet clean LANIKAI near beach, 3 can be yours in this 2 Waikiki Banyan PH 3703 T-One St. in Kailua - with a wonderful view of city mature, responsible, non- bdrm., 2 ba. home or 1 bdrm., 2 be. unit in the lights and magnificent mountains! $379,500 Fee Furnished Partly Furnished Very popular Bldg. tastefully furnished 1 bdrm. 1 bath. Beautiful Ocean, smoker. 261-6296. bdrm. cottage. 262-5445. Aloha towers! Offered at Simple. Head BIG apt. $400; 1 bdrm. KAILUA 3 bdrm., 11/2 ba., $450,000. (L) Masako Diamond views. Excellent potential. Extremely well priced! $398,000. FURN. ROOM in Kailua, SPACIOUS 800 sq.ft., SUZANNE E. JACKSON (R) 263-3522. $545. Many others too. tam. rm. $1400 incl. utils. Higa (R). (L) Call: Elizabeth Ann Tkachyk (RA) 924-2460 off Oneawa St. Quite. nr. ocean front, sleeps 4 3) A new listing in Kinau Lanais has 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee. Avail. 7/1/91. 261-5650. private , been bus stop, will consider ent. 254-3040. - wonderfully upgraded with ceramic tile and KAILUA 1 bdrm. cottage KAILUA mother w/1 $400/ 745 FORT STREET Coconut Grove, child. VACATIbN apt. walk to Pfl plush carpet. The lanai may be enclosed. Great util incl. $800 mo. avail. I mo. 262-0391 6pm. bdrm., bath, full kitch- after beach, nice 1 bdrm. vAth 111111/11'&Mr79a, AICOROORATTID SUITE 1850 June 1st. view! $182,000 Lease. 261-7459. en, prkg., close to kitchenette. 261-5503. HONOLULU, HI Marine Base & shopping KAILUA room for rent, Ph. 523-8188 MARILYN S. BEARDSLEY (R) 261-4705 KAILUA, Windward kitchen privileges, avail. ba. lux- $900/mo. utils. incl. HONOLULU REHOUSE 4) Another new listing in Aikahi Gardens has Cove, 3 bdrm., 2 Avail. immediatlely. Call now, $400/mo. 261-4494. ury apt., ground fir. w/ 98 Rentals Wanted KINAU LANAIS 1 bdrm. just come on the market. 3 Bdrms., 2 Baths. Most pool, spa & prkg., great Stuart 263-6256. MILILANI Own room in unit with great view. Pool MITSUI REHOUSE REALTY INCORPORATED 523-8188 desirable area of the complex. $240,000 Leftse. $1600 house $435 incl. util., W/ FAMILY OF 3 including 1 &,BBC1. $182,000 LH. lanai view per KAILUA, 2 bdrm., 1 ba., dog (Pomeranian). MARJORIE L. YOKUM (R) 254-5311 month. Call 236-1110. 0, sail/pool. 625-6742. sm. Charming! 263-6999. nearly new, nr. beach, no Needs 2 or 3 bdrm. 5) Perfect for the family that needs to expand pets, no waterbed $1050 ROOM for rent, Kailua condo, apart- KAILUA, studio with townhouse, MAIN 109 Condos/Townhouses 114 Real Estate in the future. Square footage easily doubled. 3 utils. incl. Ph. 262-8236. $400 a month + deposit & home to Ft KA 1.74MS 114 Real Estate kitchen $700 utils. incl. ment or rent. For Sale Bdrms., 2 Baths and lovely view. $375,000 Fee. Avail. 6/1/91. 261-5650. KANEOHE, ocean view, utils. 263-8182 after 8pm. (prefer Gardenia Manor For Sale For Sale KAILUA SUZANNE E. JACKSON (R) 263-3522 3 bdrm. exec. home w/ or Poinciana) Encharited KAILUA PEARL. 1 bdrm. $650 or pool. $2500. 247-6543. Lake, Kailua, or Lanikai AIKAHI GARDENS 3 LOCATION, VIEW, quali- KAILUA FEE SIMPLE VIEW 118 Hekili Street, Kailua, Hawaii 96734 2 bdrm. $8 0 7. Others. 93 Vacation Rentals bdrm., 2 ba. in desirable NEW LISTING! Fee 3 areas. To $1000/mo. ty & highly upgraded 1 HOME. Room for 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee. KANEOHE: Ocean views, 2 ba. 263-4382. area of complexPool. bdrm., in the popular bdrm., home views expansion. $375,000 Fee. (808) 263-6999 Custom, tropical 1 bdrm., A KAILUA beachside 1/ $240,000 LH. 263-6999. Hale Kaheka. Don't miss Kailua & Koolaus. Cool Big yard, trees! 263-6999. $1250. Ph. 247-6543. & quiet. Call 263-6999. 2 bdrm., 1 ba., kit./family this chance to own this 76 Rentals To Share FOR STREET, PEARL 3 bdrm., carport rm./priv. ant. 261-9800. WHY PAY ADS? MAIN STREET, desirable "03" unit. MAINIt EA EV( bliti REA1.7t,Itti $255,000 (L). Adello MAIN STREET, 114 Real Estate 114 Real Estate AIEA 1 BDRM. in Ige. 3 $1045 or larger $1100. AI.TC,R.:-/. AFFORDABLE priv. 1 FREE LISTING For Sale 2 ba. 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee. Johiro. PRICE SLASHED on this For Sale bdrm., townhouse, bdrm. cottage, nr. beach PANORAMIC VIEW o4 KANEOHE beautiful 1.3 acre mini- RENOVATED 4 bdrm., 3 $400 + dep. 488-8573. WINDWARD cozy $775 & shops. Call 262-2212. SERVICE city lights from this 35th ONLY $380,000 FEE for brand new 3 bdrm., 2.5 estate due to lower land LEILANI Estates Hawaii, ba. home on 2 levels AIEA, share turn., 2 or 2 bdrm. $1000 floor 2 bdrm., 2 ba. unit BEACHSIDE Kailua, Turn. ba. home with bay & flood damage. This 1 acre lot, big trees, (almost 2400 sq.ft. int.) 2 PH 943-0094 Rent Mart Fee. TENANTS 4-U FAST! in the lolani Court Plaza. 1111.11116 bdrm., ba., condo, 3 bdrm. home, available .19,., At ....,SF REAL', raCOR.ORATED mtn. view) 263-6999. decorator perfect 8 electricity, paved w/pool on lg. 10,20 All price ranges and areas needed. Offered at $549,000. (L) roads, "Park at Pearlridge" $550 mid. - bedroom, 2 bath home in FS CASH IN June mid Aug. Kazue Nii (RA). Ph. 523-8188 playground, club house, sq.ft. lot. $454,900. incl. utils., non smoker. WITH THE 261-9800. MAIN E Kahaluu is being offered W. CLASSIFIEDS! Ring up CALL TODAY OVA! r. small dn. $25,000. Clark William Ahana (CRS). 486-7303 pls. Iv. msg. What works hard and at $450,000 Fee Simple. & Assoc. (B) 922-6945. the profits when you sell CHARMING/Spacious, 2 OAHU RENTAL SERVICE can be found in most FEMALE those Call Connie Carvill (R) TO SHARE odds and ends in bdrm., priv. cottage, nr. homes? IF A LITTLE extra cash 261-0789 for details. JUST STARTING OUT? house a the w/pool, $400 Classifieds, phone Kailua beach w/extras 486-8994 THE CLASSIFIEDS. would light up your life, ERA Stoll Real Estate Check the Real Estate month + dep. 261-2603. 235-5656. turn on to the Classifieds $65 day, 262-5922. Ph. 523-8188 Call today, 235-5656 (808) 254-1515 Section.of the Classifieds Ph. 523-8188 Classified IV May 9-15, 1991, TRUCK AND TOYS 621-0020 TRUCK AND TOYS 621-0020 Family AIRPORT SounrN gEns 2841 N. NIMITZ HWY. AIRPORT Motors JEEP /EAGLE (CORNER Of 14114117. & LAGOON) 836-0515 SPRING CLEARANCE Awesome Sale 96CANSTOCHOOSEFRONIANUTAAY.CMUANS, SEAMS WELCOME 1972 to 1990 WE HAVE'EN ALL TRY $99 DOWN (oac)

'85 CHFYY '84 DODGE so 'inn CAVALIER 3/W s CHARGER Auto, Roof Rack. PIS 1695 A/C, P/S, Blue 1991 TOYOTA 1989 JEEP virortru CASH/CREDIT C161011 IIVA441 HILUX X-CAB SR5 CHEROKEE 4 DR S/W 41 404., V6,5,Spd, 404, Auto, A/C, '85 NISSAN '84 FORD SENTRA A /C, P /W, Much 6Cyl,Mags j ON ALL 991 CHEROKEES TEMPO GL 07841 Auto, Below More #7052 Whle S1 895 Auto, Cass, P/S DCD225 1166306 40-f- CHEVY '84 NISSAN '82 1976 MERCURY ZEPHYR SEDAN 1982 SUBARU GI 4 DR SON. Z-28 Auto. A/C. P/S 07036 5 Spd, Nice Clean Cal #7050 200 EX T-T op. N/Back, P/W. S 1 3 95 A/C. P/W T/W, P/S, A/C CPX875 $895 $2495

'83 NISSAN TM MITSUBISHI MAXIMA c FORD FUTURA SPT SPE. 1987 JEEP WRANGLER 4x4 r' n PRECIS 1882 Sun Roof, Etc, Loaded ''' J 05 Auto, H/Back Auto. P /S. Clean 87058 2 Dr, Soft Top, 6 Cyl, #7037 CR0380 r" CX11129 $2495 $2995 '88 FORD '85 CHEVY S/W A, MUSTANG CELEBRITY P' 43.739 Miles s3495 Auto, A/C T/W, P/S 1984 FORD BRONCO 114x4 1990 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 DSD Subject to prior sale. Plus tax, lic. and CF6739 CYJ262 Auto. 6 Cyl, Family Fun #7017 Auto, A/C, P/S, AM/FM #7005 fee. Sale ends May 16, 1991. - - '87 NISSAN SE, '88 FORD $5995 $8995 SENTRA TEMPO GL Spt Cpe. Auto, 54895 tolling! P/S, suag Auto, A/C, MITSUBISHI Sun Root, T/W. P/S AIRPORT CT0364 1980 FORD AEROSTAR VAN 1988 FORD F-250 TRUCK CNIII173 545 Di #7022 White, 4x4, 5 Spd, A/C #7071 Lagoon 836-0411 e are financing experts. o cre it. Auto, A/C. P/S. V6 Fair Credit. So So credit. $8995 $11,995 In house financing on some cars. UncleSamsays: ALL NEW 1991 Call Today for Info! (All prices plus tax, lic. and doe. fee Sale ends 5/16/91 of $95. Subject to prior sale. Open Weekdays 9am-6pm Sunday 12-4pm HATS OFF TO SAVINGS! HURRY FOR BEST NOW FAMILY MOTORS &ELECTION& 1991 IMPORT CAR '78 BMW 320i WAS MORE 11: AWD-686 94-267 Farrington At Leokane St. WAIPAHU MAKES AND A.o. OF $7995 $4495 MOOEL3TO__ And Xks THE YEAR! Next to Firestone. 676-1600 ROT O(..o. I CHOOSE '89 ASTRO VAN W a S (To 14skews I cr Y,.mu) FROM! - A rya MITSUBISHI 3000 GT 1111-4 - DRIVE OUT AND SAVE BIG BUCKS! 1.,7 Pass. DPA-034 $16,995 $11,995 CliMi ACUTE' eV 1111iIIIAINA Cel _IV10111 WAS NOW '86 CHEVY TRUCK AND TOYS 621-0020 TRUCK AND TOYS 621 -0020 GARAGE SALE 126 Miscellaneous BLAZER 4x4 $9995 $5985 "CAMP BAMBI'S" etwili -IRAs NOW 4 FAMILIES Kailua, Sat. Pony rides for small roil childrens Party's at your 141 Video Taping r="77iii 1 May 11, 8am-3pm. 157 CAR PAYMENT 114, ki Ainoni St. Kailua. home. Karin 259-5285. FILMS transferred to 2 R/T video. Many locations. BASKETS & MORE outer island Subject Plus tax & doc tees. Sale ends May '50%-70% off Saturdays tickets until 8/31/91. $50 Econ Photo 239-4295 RELIEF! onty. 10-4, Sand Island & ea. 499-1339. YOU COULD WRITE but YOUR USED CAR . Nimitz above Waynes. CELLULAR 8100LX you don't have to...you Is your Loan pay-off greater than can phone in your HEADQUARTERS CERAMIC Classes Wed. NEW $30 SOUTH $Eag 676-5454 672-9289 Classified. One of our the value of your car? 7-9pm, Sat. 1-3:30pm. Be Classified Advisors will JEEP/EAGLE WAIPAHU IN WAIPAHU ' Unable to Sell or Trade? Creative. Ph. 262-8862. CLIFF'S Economy Furn. be happy to help you CRIB, sofa, household, & Thrift Shop. 1716 N write your ad. 235-5656. '83 CHEVY EVY dm, 9 4, King St. Ph. 841-4443. AVOID REPOSSESSION, NOW IT'S Sat., to 45-064 CAVALIER YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT 3500 P/UP Kahanahou Pl., Kaneohe. FILTER Queen Vacuum 4 Dr, Auto, Manager's 144 Musical BACK 1 Ton, Bed Liner, Auto, ,.FOR SALE assorted Koa Cost, $850. Must sell SAVE YOUR CREDIT! Special-CBN090 A/C-090-TDX $250. 735-4651, 926-7292 Instruments -picture frames $2.00 and Auto finance company can take- ,-pp. Four Corners HAWAIIAN JEWELRY DRUMS & hardware, new s1495 $3,000 EMT' , "Custom Picture Framing best price on island. & used. Buy & Sell. over payments on Auto Loans & . 127-A Hekili St. lessons, Pro Delivery in 10 days. Call Drum Fred's Leases with Financial Guaranty '85 TOYOTA '89 DODGE -GARAGE SALE. Lots 422-7654 for an appt. Drums. Call 533-7550. '91 CHEROKEES of TERCEL WAGON GRAND CARAVAN misc. Fri., Sat., Sun., 8-7, 6 JALOUSIE GLASS all 8)(W190 Cyl, Full Power, 986 Apokula St., Kailua. sizes. Make offer. Jay 8 Pass.- KSR540 146 Boat Sates CREDIT LINE SERVICES WHY BUY A '90 WHEN GARAGE SALE: Sat., 8 239-6583. & Service $2495 YOU CAN OWN A '91 to 3, 949 Alahaki St., KIRBY vacuum w/acces. $159995 Kailua, lots of misc. $125; patio tables w/ '84 MERCURY 71/2 horsepower, outboard & 521 -5944 '84 PONTIAC '86 MAZDA '89 JEEP '88 MAZDA GARAGE SALE: Sat., 8 folding chairs; Fuji 10 '86 PONTIAC '91 JEEP spd. racing bike extras $700. 395-6257. , to 3, 94-313 Waimaka St., light 626 LX WRANGLER MX6 GT TURBO FIREBIRD SUNBIRD SE CHEROKEE SPORT Mililani. Desks, bikes, $80; 26" ladies 1 spd. 13 FT. Inflatable, w/25hp 1,-8. Auto, A/C-80E249 AIC, Power Sunroof, 6 Cyl, Soft Top, Ready Power Moonroof Auto Only 11/ ofc. furn. & misc. items. balloon tire bike $55; Nissan motor, trailer. All The Toys-CES145 For Sun11-CXR423 More-CVR456 6 Cyl, Mags, Kamado $75; Sears $2900 261-5957/263-4093. 171 Motorcycles 2K Miles-E8W348 . GIANT SALE Sat. & Sun. Ergometer exerciser PROBLEM: s3495 $3995 . 5-11/12, Houseful of $125. Call 261-6217. JOHNSON 35hp 79 long & Scooters $8499 $9395 :furn., lamps, dishes, and shaft, $950. 27' Wharram Subjec to prior sale. Plus tax, lic. & doc. fees. Sale ends ay 16, 1991. =SAVE _misc., 45-229 Kahanahou DON'T get swamped by Cat, offer. 235-4002. MOTORCYCLE . Circle, Kaneohe. inflation. Let the LET'S GO FISHING 31' INSURANCE Classifieds keep you boat, lic. Capt. Military/ Best rates & service in 7L.G. CERAMICS Special- afloat, phone 235-5656! 176 Autos For Sale izing in centerpieces for Kamaaina rates. You town. all occasions. 262-8862. keep the fish. 486-4854 Payment plan GOVERNMENT SEIZED For Yourself NEW CELLULAR available. Vehicles from $100. See .MOVING SALE Sat., SAILBOAT 12 ft. holder Call 261-7922 Fords. Come sailboat w/trailor. $750/ Mercedes. Cor- One .5/11, 9-3, ONLY. 872 PHONES $99.95 for FREE quote vettes. Chevys. Surplus. offer, Jeff 263-4382. The Lemi St. Wahiawa. '83 Jack Wolfe Insurance Buyers Guide. (1) 805- re ..We'ICES ' -Ronda Accord, Organ, With 1 referral 962 -8000 Ext. S-4031. LOW Freezer, furn., incl. din- rebate. LOW, . ing, liv bed, electronics, 147 Sporting Goods CYCLE ECH YOU'LL BE AMAZED at tools, appl, Ed 261-2258. the amount of money games, books '90 WILLS WING 188 Parts and Repairs. All '83 DATSUN '85 TOYOTA '85 FORD .& more. you can make on things Distributors wanted. Hang Glider, harness, makes, Motor Cycles and you no longer need. PULSAR NX TURBO TERCEL 5 OR H/B LTD S/W MOVING SALE every- parachute $2500. Mopeds. They're someone else's 5 Speed, AM/FM. Sunroof Auto, A/C, Radio Auto. A/C, P/W, AM/FM 235-6390 night, 474-1218 BSN679 thing goes, Sat & Sun PRECISION metal lathe treasure, & 85F165 CCC749 May 11-12 day. Ask for Keith Kaneohe 235-1531 the 9am-3pm. almost new, table top, Got an old clunker (behind Jock In TM an) Classifieds bring you 45-226 Kahanahou Cir. heavy duty, 10" centers, you'd Ilk. to Junk? Try Peon City together. Phone 235-5656 $2595 $2995. $2995 swing, variable speed 458-4808 today! MOVING Selling every- 7' 151 Pets/Everything the ClessIfteds solu- (ma b Ptao Hut) thing. Sat. & Sun., 9-1, $400. Call 239-8914. tion! With hundreets '84 NISSAN '87 FORD TAURUS '85 FORD 769 Kahoa Dr. Kailua off RIVER ROCK all sizes AKC Golden Retriever of 'Autos for Sale' 200 SX CPE 4 DR. SEDAN MUSTANG COMFY. Kihapai. pups, Intl. Champ lines, Chevrolet Auto, A/C, P/S, P/W Furn. to Toys. and colors 70 lb. bag listed, you're sure to AM/FM Auto. A/C. P/S. P/W. Radio Auto, A/c. P/S. AM/FM great pets $450. 247-5893 173 Auto Cass. Sunroof 050597 CJS804 MOVING, Full garage $21.95. Can 533-1604. find just the right Announcement '91 CAMARO Z28 5.7 HHY(335 must sell freezer, sofa, BIRDS for sale: Lov- Port injection, only 750 SEAMLESS ALUMINUM model you're looking miles. waterbed, desk, dressers, RAINGUTTERS ebirds, Finches, AUTO LOANS! $19,000 hospital $3695 $4195 $4995 Parakeets, single or pairs for...and at the right bills. Phone 261-5950. toys, bike, clothes & lots and accessories for BAD CREDIT OK! ' price! 576 Papalani. '85 more. Sat., 11 May, 8-2, "Do-It-Yourselfers". for info call 262-2195. Over 18 yrs. old may MAZDA '89 TOYOTA TERCEL '87 CHEVY CELEBRITY Makakilo, 91-1221 Splash blocks available. COCKATIELS. Assorted, qualify. 1-800-437-8929. RX7 3 DR. H/B EUROSPORT Hatione. Free info., call now! 5 Speed. A/C, AM/FM Will deliver. Call: hand tame & hand-fed. 7 4 Speed, liadm 4 Or Sedan, Auto, A/C, P /S. Chrysler CS0659 MOVING: Triple dresser, Island Gutters 239-6628. weeks old & ready to go TOMMY CYP959 P/W, AM/FM CJT863 PAUL Call '82 Le refrigerator, table & 6 SILVER BAR 100 oz. bar, home with you 174 Heavy Machinery BARON convert- chairs, misc. household 235-8087. ible, 69,000 mi. Must sell. $4995 $4995 $5595 $700. Kodak Disk Equipment $2400/offer. 261-8428. items. Sat., 8-4, 1469 Camera, $10. Jeff FREE Kittens 2 fluffy 235-5656 Akuleana Pl., Kailua. '85 OLDS REGENCY '87 NISSAN MAXIMA 19 TOYOTA COROLLA 263-4382. adorable all black & 1 16 INCH MAKITA beam saw w/carbide blade. 4 DR. SEDAN 4 DR. SEDAN 4 DR. S/W MULTI FAMILY SALE: VACUUM Cleaners, like gray stripped. Please call Ford Sat., 5/11, 806 Date Dr., 261-4854. Sun $400/offer. 235-3240. Auto, A/C, P/S. P/W, P/D Auto, Air, P/S, P/W, P/D Auto A/C, P/S, AM/FM Cass & new $24.95 up with '82 4 DR. STATION Locks, AM/FM Cass CABS92 Locks, AM/FM Cass C6G092 HLL650 Manana Housing. Carpet, guarantee. Ph 735-6452. HANDFED Cockatiels, drapes, blinds, fans, qn. WAGON, $800. Call super sweet babies $45 Press 175 Vans & Campers 261-1977. brass bed & mattress, to $60. Call 261-4960. $6395 $8395 $8495 turn., misc. household, 127 Miscellaneous 4 Wheel Drive '88 AEROSTAR XL, V6, 7 more. Call 455-6874. IN need of quatityi pass., loaded, excl. cond. Wanted '74 DODGE Tradesman Ail Nin ..1411 affordable vet care? Dr. Classifieds.. $8500. Eves. 595-2424. PLANT SALE: Saturday, Eric Pearson's Home Pet van. Good running cond. 9 to 3pm., 156-CC No. Svc. 235-8457 islandwide. $750/offer. 262-9746. 11(1ar 006110ON/Y) Kalaheo Ave., Kailua. HAWAIIANA 410 LHASA APSO $300 each, The '78 CHEVY VAN, V-8, Honda Jewelry (gold, silver, old 11.13:41 1"4110014,1:71:-Th.di 3 males, shots & new tires, good for parts, #V°,1;" costume), Collectables, $400. 261-3963 9am-5pm. '83 CIVIC great cond., 125 Home wormed, 8 weeks old. Problem AM/FM cass., alarm, tatitla Appliances Antiques Call 677-5306. '84 DODGE CARGO $1500. Call Tony VAN. V-8, NEW engine Subject to prior sale. Plus & BUY & SELL LITTLE & 235-6353. GARY RAY tax, lic. fees. KENMORE Dryer, like Poodle puppies: Solver tires! Must sell! $6,000/ Sale ends May 16, 1991. .'new. $250 as is. Call HUNTER 262-4868 Tiny Toy, white male offer. Call 845-8839 & '89 CIVIC HATCHBACK . between 5pm-9pm, 764 Naito' Rd., Kallua $500; Teacup black leave message. Red, 4 spd., $6000/offer. - 422-4367. female $850; Toy black 262-4359 or 262 -4077. $e) TOYOTA KAI M U KI TOYOTA WANTED Exercise rower male $500. Call 247 -0051 156 Auto Service '84 JEEP RENEGADE KENMORE grn. frig. w/ bike or cross country ski or 621-0444. hard/bikini tops $5000/ '90 CIVIC EX, 4 dr., 5 "I lot'(' whatjvu doIbr me." freezer on top. Works mach. in GREAT cond. & Parts offer. 499-1339 lye. msg. spd., all pwr., ext. warr., I well, $100. 261-2603. Daine239-7054. PUP Doberman/Shepard Take over payments. 735-1737 Terrier pups '86 SAMURI, great cond., SERVCO 6 wk.-6 mo. DON'T BUY A LEMON 471-9451. Knr711 Corner of 6th Ave. & Waialae Schnauzer 5 wk 668-7222 new soft top $3500. Call Computerized '90 CRX SI, 5 spd., A DIVISION Of SENVCO PACIFIC INC. -'"as"-- 129 Stereo & Video 261-2606. red, Diagnotics cIr/- 444#1, sunroof, JVC stereo/ WE Buy or Repair non PUPPY Appraisal '87 TOYOTA, blk, 4 x 4, cassette, alloy rims Classified working VCR's. Call TRAINING On site auto., A/C, new rims & $9,300. Cindy at Inspection tires. Call 235-6488 Judy. 235-5881 ext 348. Oldsmobile Toyota PURCHASE nr Econ Photo 239-4295. Is your pup We come to you '75 disobedient? 247-CHEK '88 JEEP CHEROKEE '85 CIERA Brougham 3.8 COROLLA needs 4x4, auto., air. $12,000. starter fixed & minor 130 Antiques & Art Call us - We do Call for free Blue Book quota. Lincoln L eng., all power, 73,000 LEASE TO OWN Call Leroy 471-5882 days mi., custom wheels, touch ups. $300, 625-1854 eves. '76 CONTINENTAL, 261-4885. HAWAIIAN QUILT. Simple Puppy GO LURE Mobile Auto tinted window $4800 or NO DOWN PAYMENT HEIRLOOMS 22,000 miles, engine offer. Call 247-0326. '78 CELICA std., Obedience Lube. Rees. rates. At loaded $900. 254-3510. coupe, 599-7766 your hm./bus. 235-5679. runs well $1400/offer. NO CREDIT NECESSARY Training 438-8679 or 236-1535. WINDWARD ANTIQUES. PORSCHE Auto Parts. 176 Autos For Sale Now buying Alaskan- Ph. S.P.O.T. Mazda Pontiac American, Indian, New & used. Call for low '83 GT CELICA 5 spd., TERCEL or 247-4894 prices. 486-3448. '81 4-DR. Only 31,000 black/gray, AM/FM, good '85 TOYOTA $2495 Hawaiiana. Swords, '68 GTO 360 hp. fully cond. $5000. 676-7462. Auto, Radio, 3 Dr Silver.. Watches..Art WANTED 1600cc Suzuki actual miles. Beautiful restored, metallic blue, Work. Gold..Bronzes.. Samuri Engine 85 or car. $2200, call Ron spoiler, black/gray inter- '84 TERCEL, Hatchback. 24 mos. only. Total Pyolts ;332928 Glass Clocks..Rare & newer. Jay 239-6583. 261-4923. ior. Kenwood stereo, rust Must Sell! Best offer. (H) End Lease Value $500 BXV530 $1 38.72 mos. Unusual. 262-5526. '83 RX-7 49,500 mi. proof, alarm, tinted 247-3205, (B) 239-8726. $6,800,422 -8516. 166 Pickup Trucks Super cond., sunroof, '85 3-DR. HB. White w/ 133 Jewelry auto, new brakes, A/C, '73 WAGON. Runs great, new brakes & paint. '85 TOYOTA TERCEL $2995 or '84 DODGE RAM 50 AM/FM stereo. First Great gas. $2200 & V8, auto, P/B, P/S, A/C Auto, Radio, 5 Dr Clothing ° pick-up. Auto., A/C, $4250 takes it! Call works, good shape. 261-4923. Chris, 261-7198. 24 mos. only. Total Pymts 5380184 FOX fur Norwegian silver camper, 65K, like new! $450/offer. Jay 239-6583. RING UP THE PROFITS PURE BRED 24 mos. only. Total Lease End Value $500 ECE144 $158.41 mos. blue. Full length, size 8, '85 626 red, AM/FM '84 SUNBIRD Conv't when you sell those never worn, $1000/offer. pymts. $4327.92. Lease stereo., auto., $2800. Call odds and ends in the REGISTERED end value $800 w/$500 good cond., must sell, < 8 235-3339 eves. 254-6907 Iv. msg. offer. 623-5983/672-9937 Classifieds, 235-5656. m x IMPORTED PUPPIES dn. sec. dep CWR-800. or $3495 or $180.33 mo. '88 ISUZU I-MARK $4595 33_e '87 FIREBIRD, red, AND KITTENS TRI STAR LEASING Triumph Auto, A/C, Delux 4 Dr, Stereo, P/S -1 3 CU 140 Photography Congraielstioral MI sports package, 5 spd., J 458 -3994 Mercedes 24 mos. only. Total Pymts 4636.08 Lease e X fjli IN STOCK IMItsry "AM tor 50% air, am/fm cass, great "ACTION" 68' GT6 MKI, 6 cyl., dual End Value $1300 wl$500 down. DGJ062 "" I 0.3. I I MOS. '84 MAZDA B2000, eft say Neg. pricelli '75 450 SL, convertible cond. $8,000/best offer. PHOTOGRAPHY Call 942-5642 ask strom. carb., excel. r- 70,000 mi., 5 spd., A/C, 1111601411 th90212 w/2 tops, new Alloy rims, for cond., 5 spd., fresh red q'c Health Guaranteed Site, .' SPECIAL '' AM/FM, step bumper 11 par= 30791 burgundy outside, tan paint, no rust, $4500/best is MAIN 45933 $395 Free wall portrait with in Writing $2300. 235-6390 night, inside, mechanically offer. 262-6725. '84 DODGE RAM 50 P/UP $3495 or each wedding package. 474-1218 day. Keith II NBA 005194 sound, loaded. Asking 11101100 AL1M413 Iars $17,000/ofr. 625-0047. Auto, A/C, Camper, 65K, Like New Priced to meet your ISOM 01012 1397 Saab Complete Line '88 FORD F150 SUPER 24 mos only. Total Pyintst0192 Lease End 4 budget. Also Portfolios WOMIInt STAE HIS Volvo t ne CAB. Bucket seats, low' '90 900 TURBO Value saw w/5500 down sec dep CWR800 mos. 941-4542. of Pet Supplies radar detector,' In ME AMU WS loaded, .nft Sun mileage, 11 AVM 01533 105 Nissan sunroof, Power windows, 789 VOLVO 240, wagon, loaded. V8, Sony stereo 10 SOUK 039399 05 leather int. Dark gray on 5000 miles $16,750. Call Prices plus tax, tic. & security deposit oac. ANYBODY system. Must see to 1101 toan HM913 ins '85 SENTRA 5 spd., gray, low miles. Must 262-8254. can take a picture! PET'S CENTRAL appreciate. $14,250 owns MOM $5360 fAtS hatchback, good cond, sell! $19,500. 737-4108 Press it. 262-9387. stararrism 99/8709 $1800/offer. 533-7601. or home, 577-4972 pager. We guarantee it's 2333 Aloha* Pi. bldg. E 74rAoa11dz AO9337 WIPS 235-5881 ext. 347. Volkswagen TRI -STAR LEASING el ft MX P3E321 (1105 done right. (Just off Sand Island Rd.) '89 SCOTTSDALE CHEVY p/u, 4x4, 350 V8 UMW) CTOECI 1995 '88 SENTRA auto., A/C, '79 VW BUG CONV'T 941 Kam Hwy ;11 0 3 Pearl City Classified PORTRAITS eng. fully loaded, 5-spd., 11001411011 PAM OM 4 dr. radio, P/S, 24 mos. Suzuki new parts, Ph. 848-1688 1111100311OXIMAT0668 $1495 runs great, OF HAWAII & only. Total pymts. stereo cass. more. Bonded Dealer '86 SAMURAI no engine. $3500/offer. 499-2720. 456-3994 236-0063 10 a.m.-6 p.m. $17,500. Call 942-5233 or tic 385 $4636.08, lease end value SM. ow $1300 w/$500 Great shape. $1500, call '88 SCIROCCO Great 7 days a week 235-3240 Iv. msg. dn.sec.dep. Jay 239-6583. WE BUY CARS TRADE CONSIGN DGJ-062 $4595 or cond., low mi., 5 spd.. a/ 235-5656 GE Camcorder with VISA, MasterCard. AMEX '72 CHEVY Pick-up 350, $193.17 mo. BUYERS & sellers agree c, sunroof, cruise, Sony accessories, 235-9999 used very lit- Financing Available 8 cylinder engine $900. TRI STAR LEASING that the classifieds are a stereo system $5,500/ tle. Call 625-5990 eve. Call254-3510. 456-3994 real bargain. 235-5656. offer 625-1780. Sam Press Classified V May 9-15, 1991

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BYV-412 $1988 DODGE CHARGER CHEV 5 Speed + AM/FM, Clean BFF11169 '86 RAM 88 CORSICA $2488 A/C, A/7 P/W, CP7-)14 PONTIAC FIREBIRD '82 HONDA ACCORD $1995 11-8, Auto. P/Locks, P/Seats (CST383#6462) $7995 $4995 '82 Auto. Radio, AVP-680 $1988 Auto. Very Clean (aiiV709) '80 VW VAN 7 PASS 89 PONTIAC ARIES Std- Low Miles ACT012 $2588 '88 JEEP WRANGLER I dr MPW-103 $5995 '84 MERCURY MARQUIS S/W Hard Top, Clean (HKU254 #6451) '85 FORD MUSTANG Dl $8495 '89 BUICK Auto. P Staring. Air, 8WD-728 $2288 '87 ISUZU P/UP CENTURY 5.0, Aids, Cass ICJX9171 $3995 4 at All Power, CWV-276 $6995 4 Speed' Camper Shell CSA702 $3988 88 DODGE 0-250 '80 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z28 '89 MEV CAVALIER Auto. w/Tool Box. CWn, Low Ars (CVX2410tiS11) $9995 V8, 4-Saaad Classic! BAS-963 $2588 '88 NISSAN SENTRA $4995 8 7 PLY. SUNDANCE TURBO A/C, low miles, MPN-345 $6995 Auto. P/S ICRV695) 5 Speed '87 DODGE CARAVAN '88 ACURA INTEGRA LS '86 MAZDA 323 DX 3 dr DJV-427 $7895 New Paint Extra Nice! CEY-901 $2688 '85 CHRYLSER 5th AVE Auto. Air (DC0463 #6453) $9995 '86 OLDS CUTLASS 1M JEEP WRANGLER Absolutely Loaded ADE945 $4988 '87 OLDSMOBILE CIERRA 4-DR. Ciera Pkg , 6 Cyl ICOW676) Like New! DF6-478 $4995 $9995 Auto, P. Steering, Air 8 More, KED-248 $3598 '85 FORD RANGER XLT 4x4 Auto, ArirOAY4TIAPIITEV GT) . $ 1 0,995 90 DODGE CARAVAN '85 FORD F150 9/UP Slide Windows °GPM $5588 V-6 Full Power, OFF-245 $12,795 '85 CHEVROLET 8-10 BLAZER '914,6IA MITSUBISHI MIGHTY MAX 118, Auto, 08T-285 $3688 Camper Shell, Looks New (1011089) $4995 es3Al $73,995 90 MERCURY COUGAR '87 FORD TAURUS WAGON 0511 $ 1 _Rag Loaded. Like New! -507 momp '88 MAZDA B2000 P/U Air + Auto + Much More RYV515 $5588 4 -Spd, Radio, Air. CWV-412 $4988 Auto, Air (5191Q) RELIANT $4995 '89 TOYOTA TERCEL '89 TOYOTA TERCEL '87 PONTIAC TRANS AM GTA + CXF253 4 Dr + Auto P/S $5688 WE DO MAGIC!! ,Auto, tqC, HLL-468 Auto, Cassetfe, C87-566 $5588 '85 FORD RANGER '87 HONDA CRX CALL CREDIT MANAGER '88 CHEVY 5-10 EL CAB Rims, Lifter Kit. Clean (loon) $4995 5 Speed + A/C + P/S + AM/FM Cass DPA426 $5988 30, An, P1S, Camper Shell CWF-515 $6295 '87 FORD TAURUS '89 DODGE DAKOTA 4x4 Prices include any & all factory rebates, not combinable Very Clean. Auto (CJY621) $5695 Auto + Air + RowBar + Custom wheels CYP628 .$9888 455-1071 with special finance rates. Includes special GMAC First Time $4295 Buyers Assistance. OAC. Prices include all factory rebates 8 incentives. previous record Haas a an an. re. a es. ars &Dm 0 for all subject to prior sale. Rebates & assistance on selected models. Subject to prior of new vehicle financing or leasing. Plus tax, lic. 8 $129 doc fee. inc we Dry incen was Prices include factory incentives. Cars ale. tax, tic & S129 doc lees OAC Some cars located at 921 Sale ends May 16.1991. sale, plus tax, lic & $129 doc fee. Vehicles subject to prior sale. *Financing through Ford Motor Credit Plus Prices plus tax, tic., & $129 doc fees OAC. 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By ELOISE AGUIAR Sun Fross Hawaii Military Week is "Hawaii Military Week is much appreciated, and the island way for the community to show its speak for all of our service members, civilian em- appreciation and recog- ployees and their families when I say that we are nition to members of the armed services and their very touched by your efforts to enhance our close dependents in Hawaii. The seven-day event relationships. Thank you for your support." runs from May 11-19 and is funded by local busi- - Adm. Charles Larson, Commander in Chief, nesses and individuals. U.S. Pacific Command The celebration is designed not only to express gratitude to the military and their depend- said that Hawaii's out- Thank you for your sup- Our military neighbors ents assigned here, but pouring of support dur- port," he said. have been our friends, also to promote an in- ing Operation Desert Larson said there is helpmates and co-work- creased awareness within Storm was greatly appre- more reason now than ers in time of need," the community at large of ciated by the troops serv- ever before to appreciate Waihee said. "I salute the the military's economic ing in Saudi Arabia. the privilege of being men and women of the and social contributions. "You are our heroes," Americans because we Armed Services for their The activities this year Larson said. "We are enjoy the blessings of courage, dedication and are especially significant family-reunited. "The freedom and a quality of outstanding spirit." in light of the number of warm aloha spirit of Ha- life unmatched anywhere Mayor Frank Fasi said Hawaii-based service waii's residents makes it in the world. that with the war con- members and Hawaii rewarding for us to par- Gov. John Waihee said cluded and victory in families that were af- ticipate as citizens of their that the military has been hand, it is fitting for all fected by Operation Des- great state. instrumental in Hawaii's our residents to honor the ert Storm. The events will "Hawaii Military Week is growth because military members of our Armed provide the opportunity much appreciated, and I bases and installations Forces who returned for Hawaii residents to speak for all of our serv- provide stable employ- home triumphant. give their moral support ice members, civilian ment in technical and "Let us express our to those families and employees and their service skills. Defense heartfelt mahalo to them Deooren 1,001(Of pnour service members. families when I say that logistical requirements during Hawaii Military Lt. Jon Hughes and his daughter, Emily, share the Adm. Charles Larson, we are very touched by fuel our business econ- Week 1991 for having patriotic spirit that prevailed during President Commander in Chief, your efforts to enhance omy, he said. uplifted and reinvigorated George Bush's recent visit to Hickam Air Force Base. U.S. Pacific Command, our close relationships. "Throughout the years, See page 4

WE THANK YOU SO MUCH GREAT JOB! TO ALL THE SERVICE WOMEN & MEN Deborah Booker photo IT IS A PLEASURE MISSION ACCOMPUSHED TO SERVE ALL OF YOU Lt. Col. John C. Garrett and Sgt. Sara Rivera of the Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station flank state Rep. Cynthia Thielen during a recent ceremony at the State Capitol. Thielen presented OPEN 9AM TO MIDNIGHT 365 DAYS A YEAR the officers with a resolution thanking the Marines and their families for their efforts in the war against Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. Also attending the ceremony was Mrs. J.V. Garrett TOWER RECORDS \\Jinn and daughter Beth (left). HONOLULU AIEA &ail* pie Atrizes./ 147ilein 611 & 63/1Keeaumolcu Pearl Kai Center Across Kaptorana NOT Ma Moans Centel Across From Pearitidge Stropping Center Paid for by FRIENDS OF CYNTHIA THIELEN

May 9, 1991 -3 Islanders show gratitude during week's celebration

From page 3 Tribute to the Troops at Jan Brenner and Jimmy Pearl our nation with a renewed Harbor. The sched- Borges. ule of events follows: sense of purpose and Thursday, May 16, at commitment to demo- Saturday, May 11, 6 p.m. there will be a cratic ideals," Fasi said. opening ceremony will be Joint Service Unit Recog- at Honolulu Hale nition Awards luncheon. He said that never has followed Attendance is by invita- the strength, determina- by a parade at 9:30 a.m. tion. tion and skill of America's The parade will travel fighting forces been along King Street to Ala Friday, May 17, at 6 Teresa Mann shares a Moana Park. A free con- p.m. is the Paradise Cove brought so close to home cert quiet moment with her via satellite broadcasting. takes place from Luau at Kapolei honoring husband, Marine Tom noon to 4:30 p.m. at the Armed Forces National Mann, after he arrived "From day one, as our park. Guard and Reserve. Civil- nation watched brave ian home from the gulf in Sunday, May 12, is tickets will be sold warriors part from their March along with the Military Appreciation Day only at House of Music. families to fight for first contingent of re- the at the Hawaii Maritime Military tickets will be freedom and liberation of turning personnel at Center, Honolulu Harbor, sold at special services Kuwait, Americans dis- desks. Hickam Air Force Base. Pier 7. The day-long en- played a show of support Deborah Booker photo tertainment includes Sunday, May 19, from unparalled since the sec- dancers, bands, food, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. will be ond World War," Fasi slide shows, boat rides Family Day at Pearl Har- said. and watercolor tattoos. bor on Richardson Field. It will feature "We prayed in earnest Desert Tuesday, May 14, is Storm military displays, for the safe and speedy the Business-After-Hours return of these young monster car crushing, Canteen Party at the USO bed dancing competition, men and women, often Grounds in Fort DeRussy. through public demon- 50 classic cars display, The 5:30-7:30 p.m. affair games, pony rides, strations of patriotism is by invitation only. and concern," he said. bands, the annual SOS Wednesday, May 15, cook-off contest with MC Events during the week at 7 p.m. will be a free Karen Keawehawaii. will include the colorful Combined Military Band Admission is $4, with opening day ceremony Concert at the Waikiki children under 12 free, and parade, concerts, Shell. Emcee for the night and tickets may be pur- entertainment at the is KGMB newsman Bob chased at special services Maritime Center, a Can- Jones with guest appear- desks and at the House teen Party, a luau and a ances by Cheryl Toma, of Music.

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May 9, 1991 -5 Parade officially welcomes home the warriors

By ELOISE AGUIAR Squadron. Units from mand Master Chief of the Sun Press their command will be USS Leftwich FCCM Saturday's Hawaii Mili- marching in the parade. Terry Ashenfelter and tary Week parade will be The USAF Recruiting EM2 Cybil Rhodes, who the biggest ever, with the Service will be supplying is the sailor of the year Armed Services in Hawaii its mini F16 Thunderbird aboard the USS Cimar- contributing a record vehicle for the Saturday ron. number of marching event. Also there will be Marching units from units, bands and special a 50th state flag float with the five ships that served features. Air Force veterans. in the Persian Gulf are The parade starts 9:30 Finally, the 48th Aero- participating in the pa- a.m. at Aala Park and port Squadron, a reserve rade. Sailors from the ends at Ala Moana Park. support group, will add USS Worden, USS The city-sponsored its unit to the parade for Leftwich, USS Goldsbor- parade and festivities to the Air Force. ough, USS Brewton and follow at Ala Moana are Entries from the Army the USS Cimarron will be the official welcome include two Grand Mar- there. home for the armed shals: Maj. Doureen Har- The CINCPAC Fleet forces that served in Op- ris, who served in Saudi Band will perform. eration Desert Storm, Deborah Booker photo Arabia, and Sgt. 1st. Also marching for the said Mayor Frank Fasi. Lance Cpl. Lionel Lemalle waves to the crowd gathered at Hickam Air Force Class Brian Anderson. Navy are Patrol Squadron "Those brave men and Base before departing on a parade through Waikiki and Kailua as one of the They will be accompa- 4 from Barbers Point; a women who brought first Marines to return from the gulf. nied by the 25th Infantry Naval Air Station unit; Saddam to his knees Division Band. and a unit from Area deserve the warmest and and veterans of wars "Because Operation The Air Force will have The Wolfhounds, 4th. Communication Master biggest welcome we can along with the mayor, Desert Storm had ended, at least 10 units in the Battalion, 27th. Infantry, Station in Wahiawa. give them," Fasi said. governor and Brig. Gen. the Marines were asked parade, according to the have slated 350 troops for Other participants in "We're counting on every- John Admire, Com- to provide more support Hickam public affairs of- the parade, including 100 the parade include the one to turn out for the mander of the 3rd Marine for the parade than they fice. who served in the Persian Royal Hawaiian Band, morning parade and all- Regiment at Kaneohe. normally do," said Staff It will contribute to the Gulf war. military bands and high day activities." Sgt. Terri Allen. "Usually Joint Service Color Other units represent- school marching bands. The reviewing stand for The ranking Marine we contribute 40 or 50 Guard and have its own ing the Army are the 2nd Fresh flowers will be 200 invited military, gov- Commander in Saudi people." Air Force Color Guard. Battalion. 11th Field Ar- released from the air by ernment and business Arabia, Lt. Gen. Walt Kaneohe Marines are The Air Force Grand tillery; 3rd Battalion, 21st a Honolulu Fire Depart- leaders will be located at Boomer, Commanding expected to contribute a Marshals will be Maj. Infantry; the 9th Corps ment helicopter to the front of Honolulu General, I Marine Expe- battalion to the event. As Julia Thompson, com- Reserves 100th Battalion, shower the troops. Hale. ditionary Force, is com- many as 1,000 Marines mander of the 15th Secu- 442nd Infantry and mem- Free parking will be Taking part in the pa- ing to Hawaii especially representing 25 units will rity Police Squadron and bers of the Tripler Army available in downtown rade are more than 106 to take part in the festivi- be involved, said a Col. James Schaffer, Medical Center. government office build- units representing all ties at the invitation of the spokesperson from the commander of the 619th The Navy will have two ings and at Fort Arm- branches of the military mayor. public affairs office. Military Airlift Support Grand Marshals: Corn- strong on South Street.

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By ELOISE AGUIAR returned, profits have the Marines left for the tion felt immediate con- not turn their backs on "This is definitely a Spin Prnss taken an upturn and at Middle East. sequences, he said. Liquor Plus, and Saniga military town," he said, least one company has "We totally miscalcu- Within one month it was said that without their adding that if the govern- KAILUA - The war in redefined its demograph- lated how much they unable to meet expenses. understanding and the ment does away with the the Persian Gulf took its ics. contributed to our busi- If the war had lasted regular customers, he base a lot of small busi- toll on businesses in Perry Saniga, owner of ness," Saniga said. We another month, it would would have had to shut nesses would die. Kailua, forcing some Liquor Plus located in Ai- thought it was 30 percent, have gone under. down. Saniga showed his close to bankruptcy and kahi Shopping Center, but it was actually 50 "I was borrowing But the Marines have own appreciation by giv- others to improvise. But said that business was percent." money on my credit landed, and Saniga and ing all returning military now that the military has "absolutely terrible" after The family-run opera- cards," he said. ''You others are reaping the personnel a free "all- know you're in trouble economic benefits from American hot dog and a when you have to do their presence in the Is- 12-ounce can of Bud," he that." lands once again. He said said. Saniga said that he the whole community Another business that knew of other small busi- needs to do more to suffered from the deploy- nesses that suffered the express its appreciation ment of Marines is Bur- same financial problems. to the servicemen and ger King at Aikahi Shop- However, creditors did women. See page 15

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From page 14 movies, which means 1m1j01,,w\\ ping Center. Restaurant more selection, she said. I /11,1; z operator Grace Agbayani And with Marines borrow- SINCE 9939 said that going out into ing up to six movies at a the community and pro- time, the video shop will moting the business need more selections. saved it from total failure. "They're renting all the "We're definitely doing movies they didn't get to KRAMER'S PROUDLY SALUTES THE MEN AND better since their return," see while they were she said. "We've had a away," Kellogg said. "And positive upturn. We were to show our support, WOMEN OF really down, but we were anyone with an active- OUR ARMED FORCES. not down and out. I did duty identification will a lot of promotion." receive a free movie." Agbayani, who came to Movies are not the only AND IN CELEBRATION the store in December, things Marines are catch- said she gave tours of the ing up on, according to operations to school Michael Broome, promo- OF MILITARY WEEK, groups and generally tions director at Fast made people feel more Eddie's. The sports bar welcome when they came and nightclub is experi- KRAMER'S IS in, especially construc- encing an influx of cus- tion workers. tomers. "Many places don't "We definitely are not- OFFERING ALL want them to come in ing an increase in our because of their dirty military patrons," Broome clothes," she said. "But I said. "There's been a have the workers and we jump in activity." ACTIVE DUTY can clean up." Fast Eddies did not Despite the slowdown suffer the same plight as in business, Burger King some Kailua businesses MILITARY AND did not have to lay off any because Broome employees. In fact, many changed his marketing of its restaurant workers strategy when the Ma- DEPENDENTS were in the military and rines left, he said. shipped out with the rest, "We went after the lo- she said. cal market," he said. "We A 20% With them returning, brought in name bands t Agbayani is rehiring and like Bruddah Walta and doubly glad for their re- Kapena. We had our best turn. month ever in December." DISCOUNT The National Video Broome also said that store located at the same January, usually the shopping center also has slowest month, was good ON ALL reason to be glad that the this year. He said, how- troops have returned. The ever, that his father's store, which opened just place was the only night- PURCHASES as the Marines were pull- club in town with a dance ing out, didn't notice floor and stage. them gone until they Now with the military MADE came back. back, he will change his "Business got a lot strategy again and try to better when they re- accommodate both turned," said Tanya Kel- tastes. THRU logg, supervisor at the "The Marines like rock store. "We're getting 10 and roll or danceable mu- new members a day since sic," he said. "Now we'll MAY 31, 1991. they returned." have the Jawaiian music New and switch to dance members mean early 'PROPER MILITARY I.D. REQUIRED. National can buy more later."

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By SFC LINDA LEE of a new medal, Jones forces worldwide. The black stripes. American Forcos Information Services said. Southwest Asia Service "We wanted to make Medal is special recogni- the medal representative Military members serv- "It specifically recognizes those young men tion for the forces that de- of all services. It is a joint ing in Operations Desert ployed to the gulf region, operation, and we wanted Shield and women who de- and Desert Storm Jones explained. representative scenes of will get to wear the new ployed to the Persian Gulf and participated in The colors of the new the area," he said. Southwest Asia Service medal, according to The front of the medal Medal recently estab- this complex, demanding and Jones, incorporate the shows the desert and sea lished by an executive highly successful operation," he said. colors of the United with a tank, armored per- order from President States and the Persian sonnel carrier, helicopter, Bush. Defense Secretary Dick Gulf area. The medal was ship and aircraft. The Service secretaries are Cheney recently author- designed by the Army's reverse side depicts a determining the specific ized the award of the Institute of Heraldry. The sword entwined by a eligibility requirements. National Defense Service basic ribbon is sand-col- palm frond, representing "This medal was de- Medal to those serving on active duty Aug. 2 or ored, which represents military might and pre- signed to represent the the desert, with red, paredness in defense of period later, in recognition of the of service from white, blue, green and peace. Aug. 2, 1990, when Ku- efforts of the armed wait was invaded, until Jan. 16, 1991," said Lt. ******************:**************************** Gen. Donald Jones, dep- * Former Prosecutor/Experienced Trial Lawyer uty assistant secretary of 4- defense for military man- * JAMES M. PALLETT * power and personnel * ATTORNEY AT LAW * policy. * * He added that a cam- * * paign star wilthe author- * * ized for the period Jan. * * * 17 to a date still to be * Pioneer Plaza * determined by the secre- * 900 Fort St. * tary of defense. The Suite 1777 (808) 528-3468 * campaign star denotes * Honolulu, HI 96813 * the commencement of * 4- the war effort, he said. * * * 34- Instead of awarding the * * Armed Forces Expedi- * tionary Medal to service- * * members in the Persian Special Emphasis on D. U.I. * The medal will represent service from Aug. 2, 1990, Gulf conflict, their per- to Jan. 16, 1991, while a campaign star will be formance and profession- Criminal Defense, and Serious Personal Injuries authorized to show service from Jan. 17 onward. alism merited the creation *******411-41(-4(44401-4.**************************** * MMMMM The Salvation Army I Welcome Home! Salutes Hawaii's Military Community TRUSTY 1GHT Serving our Armed Forces on the frontlines and at home, The Salvation Army provided food, free child care and support groups to Operation Desert Storm dependents. Our community corps centers offer church services, fellowship, bible studies, youth activities, and much more. Summer camping at Camp Homelani on the North Shore provides a total camping experience in a Christian environment. For more information on what The Salvation Army has to offer, call 988-2136 or the corps nearest you: 2 Pack Trusty Standing Together Kaneohe 235-1408 Light Flashlights Kauluwela 521-6551 88 wtih 4 "D" Leeward 487-1636 with coupon Batteries a°MEC&Pwhile supplies last *** Home Centers NATIONAL SALVATION ARMY KAILUA HAWAII ,KAI IS A WEEK IN 1991 IS: MAY FAMILY 243 Hekili Street 377 Keahole Street AFFAIR 13-19 HARDWARE Ed LUMBER CO. 262-8118 395-4843 aim no ma Nommilm an no mum =I au ..... ir Nem No an mom - sr ma 16 - May 9, 1991 0

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By CPL. JASON ERICKSON These offices have com- tary rate and the best rate Marion plete listings of local ho- you'd get using other There are a number of tels, and national airline specials, will vary depend- specials being offered to and rental-car fares curing on the amount of time servicemen and women by rently being offered. you prebook your flight, travel, hotel, restaurant Much of the misconcep- the airline, and your desti- and entertainment compa- nation and starting point. tion lies in the fact that the nies as a result of Opera- In many cases, the discounts are based on the mili- tion Desert Storm. rate is the same, most expensive fares a tary about While several are very customer would pay. For sometimes its even more. good deals, they aren't This situation also ap- instance, several airlines always as great as they plies to most of the local are currently offering 70 first appear. Don't be businesses now offering percent off their "unre- SWIMMING POOL YOU fooled into laying your stricted regular rates." military specials. CAN money down hastily by As with About the only time cus- airline specials, HYDRA WHIRLPOOL TRUST US WITH advertisements that sug- tomers would pay the hotels are offering large gest, for example, "half off AEROBICS OVER 30 YEARS "unrestricted regular rate," percentages off their for the troops," because it "regular rates." But, again, ROOM however, is if they needed STEAM IN THE BUSINESS might not be what it seems. military people living in a flight with no advanced WIDE While such advertise- Hawaii *WORLD AND 17 YEARS booking, or had to retain wouldn't have to ments may not be false, their refund option. pay those rates anyway. AFFILIATION IN HAWAII!! they can be very mislead- The military special may FREE ing. To ensure you are Otherwise, there are any be the best possible buy, *OLYMPIC getting the best possible number of other specials but don't expect it to be 50 WEIGHTS buy for your money, con- offered to all customers percent off what you'd AND MUCH, MUCH 'based on $20 down, sult the LIFECO office that bring this regular rate normally pay, as may be way down. $15.91 per month for aboard the Air Station or suggested by advertise- MORE! 24 months. Expires comparable agencies at The actual percentage ments. When in doubt, May 31, 1991. other military installations. of savings between a mill- check it out further. dowtoosnessil

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May 9, 1991 -17 Museum sheds light on solar eclipses

By MSGT. DONALD MCGUE sun is about to rise. be dangerous even during Army A solar eclipse occurs the point of maximum eclipse. If people travel to HAWAII when the moon crosses (92% ECLIPSE "Eclipse Hawaii: The the island of Hawaii, it will Greatest Show Above directly into the path be- Bishop Museum tween the sun and the be safe to look directly at Earth" is a special exhibit the eclipse during the four N1'IHAU open earth. The moon casts its KAUAI July 11, 1991 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. minutes of totality; how- daily at Honolulu's Bishop shadow on the earth, with ever, even on the Big Is- Museum in anticipation of the spot on earth covered by the shadow experienc- land during the partial the "once-in-a-lifetime" phases before and after % spectacle, July 11. ing the eclipse. The spot moves as the earth rotates the total eclipse, a safe In Hawaii, the eclipse viewing technique must be and the moon orbits the Olilik9`A 98% will reach the "total" stage earth. On July 11, the used. only on the island of eclipse will start a short Hawaii, and the extreme distance to the west of the There are several meth- MOLOKAI southern tip of Maui. On Hawaiian Islands, cross ods that may be used to LANA% (99°/0 Oahu, people will be the east Pacific, go over safely view the eclipse. treated to a maximum of the southern tip of Baja, Safe viewing techniques MAUI 96 percent coverage. In the Calif., over Mexico City, are explained and demon- Honolulu area, the partial much of Central America, strated at the Eclipse Ha- waii eclipse begins at 6:31 a.m. cross Columbia and end exhibit at the Bishop July 11, achieves maxi- in Brazil. Museum. The best, rec- mum effect (96.3 percent) ommended safe viewing Solar eclipses are very method is attained by us- at 7:29 a.m., and ends at rare. On the average, total ing a sun peep. While us- 8:35 a.m. eclipses same occur at the ing a sun peep, a viewer During the maximum location on earth every 360 may observe the eclipse LITY eclipse on Oahu, it won't years. The last total eclipse directly, and without dan- OF TOT be completely dark; how- in Hawaii took place Au- ger. PATH ever, it will take on a dusk- gust 7, 1850. The next one like appearance, or look will occur May 3, 2106. Sunglasses (all types), like a bad storm approach- The most important smoked glass and film are ing, even though the sky consideration when view- not safe, and although may be clear. Light-sensi- ing an eclipse is safety. they may block visible tive street lights may turn On Oahu, the eclipse will light, they do not effec- on. On the Big Island, reach a maximum of 96 tively block the infrared during the period of total- percent. It is extremely and ultraviolet light that ity, it will be about as dark dangerous and harmful to burns people's eyes. Re- as night during a full moon, look at the sun without member, the damage is are made especially for Museum, or at many com- For more information but the horizon, in every using a safe viewing tech- permanent, and it's not eclipse viewing, and are mercial outlets around about the eclipse, call 423- direction, will look like the nique; and on Oahu, it will worth the risk. Sun peeps available at the Bishop Hawaii. 0107.

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May 9, 1991 -21 Tripler using new mother-child care system

By SGT. SALLY ROBERTS Couplet Care is well es- plained that this program Army tablished in civilian hos- won't eliminate the need For a new mother, the pitals across the country. for the newborn nursery, first few days after the because there must al- Fuschino explained ways be an area where birth of a baby can be that mothers generally filled with uncertainty. babies are admitted, sta- spend only two days in bilized and physically the hospital, with an evaluated following birth. Not only does she face uncomplicated delivery. her own physical recov- During that time, they In preparation for this ery from pregnancy and receive advice and in- new program, the nursery childbirth, but she also struction on many sub- and postpartum nurses faces her first challenge jects from their own received on-the-job train- of caring for a new - baby. postpartum care to dia- ing in many areas of care. Even an experienced pering, bathing and feed- This included classes in mother has to renew her ing their infant. neonatal resuscitation, instincts in caring for a newborn assessment, newborn. "If a mother has three Circumcision and drawing Couplet Care, a new or four care-providers blood on a baby, said program at Trip ler Army coming in to assist her, Capt. Bette-Jo Taylor, Medical Center, is aimed it can become confusing," Couplet head nurse.. at giving moms the con- Fuschino said. "We have fidence and competence more consistent teaching "The nurses are also to care for their new with one person, and I giving more of the baby- babies once they leave think they develop a rela- care classes, which (frees the hospital. tionship with those the doctors to have [more nurses and become more contact and personal care The program is a con- confident with their baby with patients when t:hey- cept of nursing care, care before they go make rounds," she said. where one nurse is re- home." sponsible for the care of "Couplet Care also mother and baby as one In the past, moms had gives the (licensed prac- unit, said Maj. Wanda to go back and forth from tical nurses) an expanded Fuschino, clinical nurse the ward to the nursery role," Taylor added. "They specialist for Maternal for classes and to get have more input into the Child Health. This con- questions answered or care of their patients and cept varies from the tra- problems solved. Now, are there to get feedback. ditional one of the new- the ward nurses are spe- It's a lot better care for born nursery staff caring cially trained to deal with the mom and baby. They Army photo by Sgt. Sally Roberta for the baby, and the the health concerns of receive a lot more per- Army 2nd Lt. Linda Standly instructs Cynthia Culp on care for her newborn postpartum ward staff both mother and baby. sonal interest. This is a daughter, Rachel, during a recent Couplet Care session at Tripler Army Medical caring for the mother. Fuschino also ex- positive change." Center.

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is Army News Service President Roosevelt's call fluences not, we be- to action to provide for lieve, in the interest of Brought about by war the off duty and morale this nation." and remaining steadfast needs of the military. The results of this during peace, the 50 During World War II, study launched the USO year-old USO continues the USO began its 50 into a new era of peace- to serve those who serve years of service by pro- time service. our country by enhanc- "touch of home" viding a The cooperation ing the quality of life for to more than 12 million of servicemembers and their servicemen and women USO and military leadership was reemphasized in families. through an estimated 1987 with the signing Responding to the 3,000 community centers of most recent needs of Op- worldwide. a new memorandum of erations Desert Shield understanding between The USO continued to the USO and the Depart- and Storm, the USO offer their services expanded its mission by ment of Defense. This throughout the Korean agreement names the establishing full-service War. Also during this centers in the United USO as a principal chan- time, the USO developed nel representing civilian Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and implemented special- and Saudi Arabia. And at concern for the U.S. ized services for World Armed Forces worldwide, home, it continued to War II veterans, a new support servicemember's clientele. The USO serves more families and develop new than two million Ameri- scholarship and home- In the 1960s, the Viet- nam War brought the can military personnel coming programs. and their families USO back into world at- through airport The seed for creating tention. But the end of centers, fleet centers, and such a military service the draft and a return to family community centers, organization was planted peace raised new ques- intercultural and orientation 50 years ago when Fran- tions about the need for programs and celebrity klin D. Roosevelt resur- continuing its mission. entertainment tours rected the words of one The United Way of Amer- at 170 locations worldwide with the of our country's first citi- ica and the Department of help of 750 staff members zen soldiers, Gen. George Defense conducted a and 40,000 volunteers. Washington, who said: major review of USO "When we assumed the programs and services. The USO, a civilian soldier, we did not lay The committee members non-profit agency, is sup- New Success Program aside the citizen." concluded, "if there were ported solely by individ- Thus, in 1941, the USO no USO, another organi- ual contributions, the was founded when six zation would have to be United Way and the non-profit agencies came created...isolation of the Combined Federal Cam- .together in response to military from civilian in- paign. `Attic' helps families By SSGT. GAYLE ORNONG pressed above by a patron Leasman, a volunteer who Air Force of the Airmen's Attic is a has worked at the Attic for familiar one among junior three years. She is an ac- "The Airmen's has Attic enlisted members. The tive-member of the Air- been a blessing to our Attic, sponsored by the men's Attic board of di- family of four. We live on 15th Security Police rectors and in December, an E-4's salary and also Squadron, is a source of became board president. pay child support for a free household items and As such, she ensures Attic child from a former mar- clothes for Air Force E-4's operations run smoothly. riage. There have been and below. It has, for the Mrs. Leasman, who is times when the Attic pro- past nine years, provided married to Sgt. Leslie vided us with our only for many their only respite Leasman, a capabilities shoes and clothing. The from Hawaii's inflated clerk at the 834th Airlift Attic has kept us going economy. Division, began volunteer- here at Hickam. The vol- ing her time at the Attic unteers are great. We love "Many people aren't when she found herself and pray for them daily." even aware the Airmen's utilizing it. "We have five The sentiment ex- Attic exists," said Julie See page 29 Welcome Back! Honolulu's Oldest Irish Pub Thanks You

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May 9, 1991 - 33 Pearl Harbor planning 50th anniversary

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May 9,1991 - 35 Co-signing can cause big trouble

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All edging also available. their return. fill vacancies in critical job the retired DoD civilian Filling slots with people areas. It provides a siz- population is included, who could "hit the ground able pool of names and however," she said. addresses of retired mili- running" would be a tall President George Bush tary and civilian employ- order for most organiza- only a partial call- ees and their occupational ordered tions, but not the Defense 175,000 area of she up, about reserv- Manpower Data Center. expertise," Double Heart Ring said. ists and guardsmen, dur- Margaret Lazanoff, mobi- ing the gulf crisis. Maile Heart Ring, lization project officer with Say a DoD activity needs 11/4" Florentine Initial the center's West Coast a contract management "DoD planners have Barrel Ring, Diamond shape Pendant office in Monterey, Calif.. specialist in San Diego. known all along that in the or Heart Pendant .91,\1119 8mm said her people developed The servicing personnel event of a mobilization, Your choice S59 S a simple solution to a office enters the data cen- people leaving their civilian positions need complex problem. ter's network and a few would 10mm keystrokes later enters to be replaced temporar- the $119 size "We automated an ex- desired civilian occupa- ily. DoD civilian person- 1ct. Diamond CZ Ring isting system that has been tional code and search nel offices need qualified in effect for three years, area. The personnel of- candidates, names and ad- 8mm but was cumbersome and dresses, if you will, who 14k gold Bracelet, fice can screen the entire Ring and Pendant 10mm S159 time-consuming to use," United States if that's what might be willing to fill these she said. "Instead of hav- it takes to produce an positions," Lazanoff said. 5mm set $349 Traditional Rings ing personnel specialists Loving Hearts, with S acceptable list of candi- Each military service 6mm set $399 diamond at civilian personnel of- dates. S49 56mmmm has its own, slightly differ- 8mm set S499 .Z=1% S119 fices wade through the 10 mm set $599 8mm S139 "We can give candidate ent procedures about how lengthy annual 'DoD Re- Choose from many designs 14k gold 10mm S169 tiree Assets' report, we information such as age, it contacts the retirees. 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And though you preparation phase in 124th Transportation wouldn't know it to look Mississippi, the crew was Battalion, 45th Support at her, she's Army also trained on the differ- Group. through and through. ent pieces of equipment After some time off for She's the U.S. Army that the vessel contains. the crew to rest up and Vessel Maj. Gen. Charles With so few LSVs in the regain their land-legs, the P. Gross (Logistic Sup- Army, many of the crew vessel was commis- port Vessel-5), the new- members had never sioned, March 5, and the est ship in the Army's Ha- sailed on this type ship 163rd Transportation waii fleet. before. Detachment (LSV-5) was As the name implies, Christmas was spent activated. at the Army has five 273 - aboard the Gross, still Two daughters and a foot -long LSVs, which the dock in Mississippi. nephew of Maj. Gen. pre- have big, open decks for The ship's cooks Charles P. Gross, who meal, transporting vehicles and pared the holiday was the Army's first chief equipment. Housing 29 and some parents of of transportation, were on U.S. Army photo crew members each,.Two crewmembers came to hand to view the commis- The U.S. Army vessel Gen. Charles P. Gross awaits its next mission at her LSVs are at Fort Eustis, visit. sioning. Ford Island dock. Va.; one is in Seattle, Finally, three days later, Wash. And with the the Gross and her crew brand-new Gross joining set sail for a voyage of the USAV CW3 Harold C. exotic sights and 40 days Clinger (LSV-2), Oahu is of getting to know each WHEN SOMEONE BELIEVES IN YOU the home of the other other real well. Cruising two. south, the ship proceeded The Gross recently through the Carribean SEEMS POSSIBLE. completed her maiden Sea to the Atlantic Ocean ANYTHING voyage from Halter Ma- entrance of the Panama rine Shipyard at Moss Canal. Point, Mississippi, to "When we go into a At NutrilSystem, you'll Oahu. Her crew flew to port, we usually stay find supportive counse Mississippi in late No- three or four days," said satisfying real foods, light vember to prepare the Pfc. Carrie Ray, a water- ship for the long trip. craft operator aboard the activity, and new ways to Being straight from the LSV-5. "We load food and beat old habits. shop, the Gross had no fuel, and we have a little yT supplies or tools aboard, bit of liberty, so we can only the built-in equip- see what country or city yT ment, said Spec. David we're in. I've never been yT Diaz, a watercraft engi- in a foreign country be- yT neer in the crew. fore, so Panama was Ty "We got on board and really different." 75% started finding little errors Passing through the here and there, and got canal, the Gross moved yT them corrected" Diaz north, hugging the coast- yT said. "And we loaded her line of Central America, yT up with all the books, Mexico and the Baja Ty linens and supplies we Peninsula. OFF needed, as well as extra After a portcall at San yT 1111TRI/SYSTEM0 equipment - bolts, nuts, Diego, Calif., for refuel- Ty PROGRAM SERVICES O'v'er does not include the cost of foods and parts for the engines." ing and supplies, the initial evaluation fee.Cannot be combined with other offers.Valid only for new programs He explained that the LSV-5 continued to Oahu, at participating centers.One offer per person. ship has to be self-con- where she arrived Feb. 6. tained, so that if anything The Gross and her crew ix ONE WEEK ONLY! 4( Offer good WELCOME HOME May I I thru WITH ji May 17 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR MILITARY ONE WAY FROM MOST AIRLINES $31700 NORFOLK $31171 MIAMI 40( $29100 ATLANTA $27200 NEW ORLEANS -4( HOURS: MON.-THURS. 8-7 PM THERE'S A RIGHT WAY TO LOSE WEIGHT: $25200 CHICAGO $25100 OMAHA .,hr C FRI. 8-1 PM QD DALLAS $24629 $22229 DENVER 14. SAT. 8-3 PM

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By SSGT. SARALYNNE STANDLEY ing, but I was rocking. I cleaning, like you would Army don't know what it was, in a barracks," Ray said. In a small mess hail, but it all just went every- "I just did my job and soldiers are enjoying where!" she laughed. hoped we got here," she added after her first dinner and joking good- The rolling ship affects and naturedly together. One other normally simple ocean voyage, when the TV APPLIANCE, LTD. soldier walks in, sets his things of life, too. "Sleep- crew brought the brand- new Gross to its new tray on the table and ing is a little difficult Personalized Service & Quality Products crosses the room for when you're rocking back home in Pearl Harbor. The Gross arrived in SALES 524-8166 SERVICE 531-3810 some juice. After two and forth," said Spec. 13Top!,.°(YAWsTs steps, he suddenly whirls David Diaz, a watercraft Hawaii waters in Febru- ary. and lunges in desperation engineer on the Gross. OPEN 8 DAYS A WEIL WEEK'S= -8:311A-7-3. SATNIATS 631144611110 was for his tray. But he's too "And taking a shower is "It long," she said late; the tray flies off the pretty weird, too, because of the 40-day cruise, "but table and clatters to the you're used to using both I saw a lot of things I'd floor. hands. On board, one never get to see, if I was This scene wasn't hand's holding on (to the a civilian. Like the Pan- A BIG MAHALO!! ama Canal, that was re- caused by some spooky, handrail) while the other's TO THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE other-worldly power. It washing off." ally neat. I've never been was caused by the same to California, so that was "It's not a routine job, ARMED SERVICES... thing that makes something new. stone- in the infantry field," sober soldiers wobble like "And just being out in said Spec. Chuck La- Val YOU MAKE US PROUD!! and swerve like a groom the middle of nowhere timer, when he was a was quite the thing, I after his bachelor party - cook. "We have to motion. Clinger guess. It's kind of neat have enough food for the And the motion is knowing there's nobody trip. And we have to CROWD PLEASERS aboard the U.S. else around, yet it's scary, Army check the food in cold Vessels CW3 Harold C. lonely." storage every hour. Be- Clinger and Maj. Gen. The crew of a ship gets cause if something spoils Charles P. Gross. The to know each other very 19" COLOR TV out at sea, there's not a ships are berthed at Ford well on a long voyage. KV-19TR20 Super Beta VIDEO RECORDER 7-11 we can run to. We'd But that has its good and Island and belong to the we SL-S600 just have to wait until bad sides, after a while. $28995 5th Transportation Com- got to the next port, pany, 124th Transporta- "You get aggravated, remote control which could be another $29995 tion Battalion, of the 45th because the ship is so cable ready two or three weeks." sleep timer Support Group. small and confined," Diaz VIDEO RECORDER Cooking isn't the only said. "But there's a lot of "When we sail on calm SLV-676 seas, it's very nice," said thing cooks do, onboard. happy times. Keeping Sgt. Charles Travis, for- "We're trained to operate morale up is the best COMPACT DISC PLAYER SPECIAL! mer Clinger mess ser- some equipment on the thing, trying to stay out boat, like bow thrusters, CDP770 geant. "When I tell people of other people's way." CD /CASSETTE CORDER I'm going sailing, they which are engines that Boredom on the long- 20-key maneuver the boat into remote CFD 454 think I'm going on a sail haul is eased with study- 8X oversampling AM/FM radio boat, but I'm really going docking position. We're ing correspondence repeat mode PORTABLE to work. It's nice, because trained partly as deck courses, playing card ONLY and CLOSEOUT PLEASURE! we get to do our Army job hands, too. We have to board games and watch- and also sail on the seas." know how to help out, being videotaped movies, SPECIAL! $17995 But even when the seas cause you always need a Diaz said. But those don't are calm - or when the backup in case some- make up for the toughest ship is still at dock, sea thing happens to some- lack. "Sometimes you legs time one," Latimer said. wish there was someone Panasonic apparently take just slightly. ahead of our time. to develop. Pfc. Carrie The deck hands are in the family there, so you Ray, of the Gross, said officially called watercraft could hug them," he ex- COMBINATION she was the "first casu- operators, and they do a plained. alty" of a flying food tray, bit of almost everything "We just have to humor VCR/13" COLOR T111 before the Gross even be- on board. "They have us ourselves while we're MICROWAVE PV-M1328 gan its maiden voyage on the helm, which is underway; otherwise, VHS video recorder 'remote control from Mississippi to Oahu steering. 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May 9, 1991 -55 Gimlets clean up 'Rainbow Bridge'

BY SGT. PRINCE JACKSON IV now that I know the Army bridge is part of the Hawaiian community. We Some Gimlet soldiers all work together." re- cleaned up their act Because of its height, cently in Haleiwa. The 1st cleaning the upper half of Platoon of Company B, the landmark was difficult 1st Battalion, 21st Infan- for the troops. Without try Regiment celebrated the proper lifting equip- of the the 70th birthday ment, it was unsafe for Anahulu Stream Bridge the platoon to clean the by cleaning the 25-foot high, rainbow-shaped high, 100-foot long struc- arches. Therefore, most ture. of the cleaning was on The historical bridge is the street-level portion of part of the road that the bridge. circles Oahu, overpassing the Anahulu Stream, The soldiers used which divides the town of scrub brushes and clean- Haleiwa. The cream-col- ing solutions, and were ored, two-lane bridge is helped by two people commonly called the from Waimea Falls Park, "Rainbow Bridge," be- who provided a water and hose cause of its arches. pump water for "What bridge?" asked wetting and rinsing the Spec. Daryl Buckner, bridge. Photo by Sgt. Prince Jackson IV upon first hearing that he "Cleaning the bridge and the rest of the pla- with just scrub brushes Soldiers of the 21st Infantry Regiment help Haleiwa's celebration of Anahulu Stream Bridge's 70th toon had been tasked for was a lot tougher for the "birthday" by volunteering to clean the historic landmark. The bridge is called "Rainbow Bridge" because the clean-up. troops than what they of its arcing supports. Buckner, one of two originally thought it trained lifeguards in the would be," said 1st Lt. Watkins, a member of the work, shouted words of its doors to the troops, "Since the soldiers vol- platoon who can provide Michael Lindsey, officer Haleiwa Main Street Or- gratitude and encourage- despite being closed to unteered to clean the first aid to a drowning in charge of the platoon. ganization, which spon- ment to the volunteers. the general public be- bridge and were working victim, said he didn't "The wonderful bridge sored the bridge-cleaning The soldiers were also cause of the island-wide right next to our restau- understand why his pla- on Kamehameha High- celebration. treated to a free lunch at electric power outage. rant, I felt feeding them toon was chosen for the way is a part of the circle Many of the drivers, the Chart House Restau- The soldiers were served lunch was the least that I mission. Then he learned island route that thou- who cautiously passed rant, located next to the hamburgers from the could do," said Joe Lazar, more about the bridge. sands of motorists travel through the narrow lanes Anahulu Stream Bridge. restaurant's gas grills, general manager of the "I don't mind helping, each year," said Beth while the soldiers were at The Chart House opened chips and salad. restaurant.

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70 May 9,1991 Schofield unit wins historic second-in-row Toftoy Award A Schofield Barracks- 1990 for Reserve compo- Maintenance Battalion, based unit topped the list nents. 45th Support Group - in and meet in the Missile Command This is not one of those LCSS, Schofield Bar- ICome for the second year in a awards for which soldiers racks; our friendly staff row, in the annual Holger buckle under for a month Best Reserve Compo- N. Toftoy Award compe- or so. Evaluation is over nent - 100th Battalion, 0;00111111%,. tition. the long haul. "It's a year- 442nd Infantry - TOW2 The Land Combat long competition of readi- HMMWV, Dragon, Fort ia Support System of the ness reporting, based on DeRussy; 134th Ordnance Detach- our monthly reports," Best Fire Support - ment, 7th Maintenance Coker explaineu. 4th Battalion, 12th Field Battalion, 45th Support He said he's very proud Artillery - Lance, Group won the award in of his six-man crew, only Crailsheim, Germany; the best missile test one of which was in- Best Close Combat equipment category. The volved in last year's win. - 10th Mountain Division LARRY"SKI"LOZOWSKI JOHN JONES unit was co-winner, last "This award recognizes (Light) G/VLLD, excellence and extraordi- - year. Dragon, TOW2 HMMWV, nary achievement in the "I checked, and this is Fort Drum, N.Y.; the first time the award area of missile system Best Rocket System has ever been won back- readiness," states a news Battery C, 3rd Battal- to-back by a unit," said release from the Missile - ion, 16th Field Artillery, CWO 4 Dan Coker, LCSS Systems Readiness Di- maintenance technician rectorate. "It is designed 8th Infantry Division - MLRS, and shop officer. "The to promote competition Baumholder, Ger- many; soldiers just decided they among units and to gen- On Approved Credit erate enthusiasm for im- Best Long Range Air were going to win it two DEAN SUMIDA years in a row, and they proving and sustaining a Defense - 8th Battalion, ED MORGERA did." high missile system readi- 43rd Air Defense Artillery The Toftoy Award was ness rate. Since incep- - Patriot Firing Battery established in 1982 by the tion, the Holger N. Toftoy and Patriot C&C, Giebel- Missile Command to rec- Awards have been a sig- stadt, Germany; and ognize units in the U.S. nificant factor in the in- Best Short Range Air Army that maintain supe- creased readiness rates Defense - (co-winners) USED CAR rior missile materiel read- we enjoy today." 32nd AADCOM, Chapar- iness ratings. The 1990 The following units ral and FAAR, 3rd Battal- award covers the period have been selected as the ion, 44th Air Defense SPECIALS! DAVID FORNEY Aug. 16, 1989 through most recent winners: Artillery, Ramstein, Ger- Aug. 15, 1990 for active Best Missile Test many; and 5th Battalion, Army units, and June 16, Equipment - 134th Ord- 44th ADA, Bitburg, Ger- '81 MAZDA '77 CADILLAC '84 CAMRY '86 HONDA 1989 through June 15, nance Detachment, 7th many. GLC SEVILLE 4 DR ACCORD 3 DR AUTO ARB-102 AUTO AC ADB-061 AUTO,A,_1637 STR 5cSD1;

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By PETER F. WIGGINTON American FOICO, Inloonerton SernIce "All through the Desert Storm operation, we 3 00 CASH/CREDIT In Arabic, it's "Inta were very careful to set up the procedures Sajeen." In German, it's necessary to protect the enemy wounded and bist ein kri- "Du our hands, and to egsgefangener." In Viet- sick and soldiers taken into ON ALL namese, it's "Ong la to account for them." binh." Regardless of the lan- -Hayes Park, international law team '91 CHEROKEES guage that says "You are a prisoner," more coun- tries than belong to the United Nations have laws sponsible for enemy pris- the Saudis handed out that protect certain rights oner-of-war operations in copies of the Koran." of soldiers and civilians the Desert Storm theater. Col. James Burger, chief captured during time of "The unit was respon- of the International Affairs war. Known as the Gen- sible for accumulating all Division in the Army Judge eva Conventions, several the data about prisoners Advocate General's Of- treaties have formed and and sending it to the Red fice, said the International 'T;I:zt..4nNatz,.,ANtwo.:N4A,NNoctoLv:ANANALNALLLNAL, expanded these agree- Cross and maintaining ac- Red Cross has access to ments since Red Cross countability for those pris- prisoners of war at virtu- founder Henri Dunant in- oners captured by U.S. ally every step of the way itiated the first negotia- forces," he said. The bri- and visitation rights to in- Subject to prior sale Plus tax, tic and lee Sale ends May 16, 1991. tion in 1864. gade's 72-hour process- ternment camps. "The The current code was ing system was substan- Red Cross was very high gOLUITIN 4Eng M ITSUBISHI in the con- tially faster than the month in its praise for the way AIRPORT developed four 5431.monn O. 836-041 1 ventions of August 1949. or more that was needed we've taken care of our The first deals with mili- during World War II. prisoners, in contrast to tary wounded and sick in Briefly, said Pidgeon, what Baghdad did," he Uncle Sam says: ALL NEW 1991 the field, the second with the enemy was captured said. wounded, sick and ship- or surrendered in a for- Burger pointed out the wrecked members at sea ward fighting area. Intelli- third Geneva Convention HATS OFF TO SAVINGS! and the third with treat- gence representatives stipulates that prisoners ment of prisoners of war. were usually on hand to shall be treated humanely, 1991 IMPORT CAR OF THE YEAR! The last addresses protec- interrogate. Captives were adequately fed and tion of civilians. then moved quickly to a clothed. They must not be MITSUBISHI 3000 GT VR-4 One significant provi- transient corps holding pressured for information sion of those conventions area where combat troops beyond the bounds of the pertains to the process- transferred custody to convention. They must be ing, handling and ac- guards and returned to the quartered away from the battlefield. From there, field of battle and sepa- countability of prisoners. '78 BMW 320i WAS NOW While some other nations prisoners traveled to one rated men from women, AWD-686 $7995 have ignored these re- of two theater camps for officers from enlisted. $4495 more processing. They must be afforded quirements, the United '89 ASTRO VAN WAS NOW Pidgeon said theater- appropriate medical treat- States intends to make 7 Pass. DPA-034 516,995 $11,995 Desert Storm a model to camp staffs provided ment and hygenienic fa- medical screenings and water WAS NOW be followed, said Hayes cilities, including '86 CHEVY treatment and gathered in- and soap. They shall be Parks, chief of the Army's BLAZER 4x4 59995 $5985 formation in accordance allowed to engage in international law team and WAS NOW special assistant to the with the Geneva Conven- physical exercise and en- '85 CARAVAN Army Judge Advocate tions. They gave each joy complete latitude in the 7 Pass. CFS-434 510,995 $5995 General. captive a card to fill in, the exercise of their religious right side in Arabic and the beliefs. Any relief sup- Subject to prior sale Plus lax 8 doc lees Sale ends May 16, 1991. "The United States and left in English. Informa- plies mailed to them must YOUR USED CAR are in full compli- its allies tion required by the con- be delivered. 5011ITH 51n$5 HEADQUARTERS ance with the prisoner of 676.5454 vention includes the pris- Other clauses of the JEEpiErum vmpAHt, IN WAIPAHU war convention," Parks oner's name, rank and convention stipulate that said. "We intend to set an serial number. However, prisoners not be trans- '83 CHEVY example for others to fol- '85 TOYOTA some refused to fill in more ferred to a location that CAVALIER low in the future. All TERCEL WAGON information, such as next would make it more diffi- own( 4 Dr. Auto. Manager's Special CBN090 LET through the Desert Storm of kin and family address, cult to repatriate them. we were very operation, for fear the Iraqi govern- They are to be given their $2495 careful to set up the pro- $1495 ment would retaliate new postal address to in- PONTIAC cedures necessary to pro- against their families. form their next of kin. '84 wounded tect the enemy Pidgeon estimated U.S. Enlisted personnel, who FIREBIRD v 8, A to Arc itt,i YOU'VE ASKED BlII and sick and soldiers taken forces processed about may be required to work, into our hands, and to half of perhaps a total must be paid according to NOW IT'S account for them." $3495 FOR IT 100,000 Iraqis captured. a Swiss franc ration, must REIEEODN BACK Army Lt. Col. Robert Equally important as ac- be given one day off per '86 PONTIAC Pidgeon, chief of the Na- counting for them, "We week and eight days per SUNBIRD SE $3,000 /C. Auld tional Prisoner of War In- made sure their general year and must not be A formation Center said coa- CHEROKEES health was OK and com- worked to excess. Officers $3995 '91 lition member nations fort items were available," be compelled to may not '86 MAZDA processed their own cap- said Pidgeon. "They ate work, and non-commis- tives. Saudi Arabia agreed 626 LX WHY BUY A '90 WHEN as well as our own troops. sioned officers shall be PoWe' Si with the United States to They were startled that we required to perform only c/ S'45 YOU CAN OWN A '91 accept processed captives were sensitive enough to supervisory work. Prison- Subject to prior sale Plus tax, lic R doc tees Sale ends May 16. 1991. and hold them in intern- their needs to provide ers shall be returned to $8499 ment camps. them with prayer mats. 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An 16, he was given that op- those weeks, Taylor was announcer drones, "All portunity by his father. pushed back to seventh drivers report to pit shack That winter, the father place. But when he finally for your driver's brief." and son team built a 1972 made it back out on the track, he quickly moved These are words that are Nova, Sportsman class back into fourth place. very familiar to one Camp stock car. For the next Smith Marine who has had three years, the younger Throughout the rest of the season, it was a com- auto racing in his blood Taylor raced at the local in petitive struggle to finish. since he was a kid....a track Hayden, Colo., Marine who says his last where he was named Taylor finished the season with a race season (1990) here is "Rookie of the Year" his close third one he will remember for first year out. Taylor has place. "I am content," a Taylor states, "but, a long time. since competed in num- not sat- ber of races, and has raced isfied. I know if I hadn't Sgt. Stoney Taylor of the past two seasons in missed those three weeks, Headquarters Service Bat- Hawaii. I could have been there at talion, Motor Transport "I chose to race in the the wire for the champion- Section, came to Camp fastest full body class of- ship." H.M. Smith in 1988. He was fered in Hawaii, the Super Taylor said he believes invited to the races by a Street Stock Class," said the thrill of racing is the friend one Saturday night. Taylor. "But I had one excitement of strong On the way to the track, Pnoto courtesy or cm. swops main problem. I had no competition, and knowing Taylor was asked whether Stoney Taylor takes first place in his Superstreet "66" stock car race at Hawaii car!" that something you have he preferred drag or stock However, his determina- Raceway Park. built from the ground racing. up is tion helped him to find a competitive with so many "Drag races are fun, but way. He heard through jokingly. "I believe that to together. His sponsor flew nate enough to find. other cars. However, his stock car races are excit- the grapevine about a 1968 be competitive in car rac- him and his racer to Cali- Taylor was in second friends will tell you his ing, and I would much Camaro for sale. He went ing you need a 'bullet- fornia and turned them place in the beginning of biggest thrill in racing is rather do something ex- to look at the car, and proof' engine, and I loose in a few selected the 1990 season, which not the fact he built the citing than do something bought it the next day for needed a sponsor to help high-performance shops lasted for 40 weeks, until car, but the excitement of fun," he immediately re- $1,200. make my engine bullet- to get the items they he was involved in a major his 5-year-old son, Teal. plied. The Camaro was well proof, due to the amount needed. accident. The car's frame No matter if dad wins or Taylor was first intro- put together and close to of money it would take." Along with the "bullet- was bent in three places, not, Teal will also greet duced to car racing by his race ready. "All it needed Taylor, again with a proof" engine, Taylor said and the rear-end was him with a big hug and father, who has been rac- was an engine, transmis- stroke of luck, found a he believes a key factor in knocked almost com- smile. Who knows? Teal ing since his son was a sion, drive shaft and a lot sponsor to help with the racing is a reliable pitcrew, pletely from underneath might someday follow in little boy. of money," said Taylor cost of putting this engine which he was also fortu- the car. Basically, the car his father's footsteps!

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