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Vol. 16, No. 26 Serving MCAS Kaneohe Bay, 1st MAB, Camp H.M. Smith and Marine Barracks, Hawaii June 25, 1987

Navy Relief drive ends; 4th Recon top donors By Sgt. Stephen Frank The 1987 Navy Relief fund

Drive for Oahu had a success- ful ending. This year's drive brought in $141,035 in donations, 12 percent more than the last year.

The Inspector/Instructor Staff from 4th Force Recon- naissance in Honolulu had the best participation rate, donating $397, almost 300 percent of their projected goal.

Other units with outstanding participation included Marine Barracks Hawaii with donations totalling more than $9,000, or 160 percent of their goal. Kaneohe Bay exceeded its goal by 105 percent, donating almost $14,000.

The 1st MAB also stood out with its Marines and sailors donating more than $98,000.

The Navy Relief Society will use these funds to maintain its relief programs in support of Marine and sailors around the world.

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Lieutenant Colonel B. F. Luby, commanding officer of HMM-165, gives a few pointers to the midshipmen from the U.S. Naval Academy before the midshipmen go on a familiarization run on one of the squadron's helicop- ters. The "middies" recently left the Air Station after several weeks of rigorous training here. See B-1 for the story.

MWSS-173 hosts unit

Infantry Training School changes name, mission

By Cpl. Mark W. Polifka

Camp Pendleton, Calif. - The name of the Infantry Training School was changed to the School of Infantry, as well as the school's overall mission, in a redesignation ceremony held April 28 on the 52 Area Parade Deck.

The new heraldry, mounted on a Light Armored Vehicle, was unveiled by MajGen. Robert E. Haebel, base commanding general and Col. James L. Williams, SOI commanding officer.

The impact of the redesignation, said LtCol. Richard Everhart, SOI executive officer, will have a significant impact on training effi- ciency.

"The burden is now off the division commander to maintain these courses," said Everhart. "We now provide a formal centralized program of instruction.

"In July 1984, the commandant identified the need for a program such as SOI and summed the reason for SOI well," Williams said. "He said, 'The importance of pro-

viding effective and highly professional training for our enlisted combat leaders, cannot be overstressed.' As a result of the commandant's concern and guidance the program was tasked to MCDEC to develop an infantry leaders training program. The training department at HQMC developed the master plan for an infantry leaders training program, which resulted in the School of Infantry." '

In years past, the mission of the 2nd Infantry Training Regiment, and then ITS, has been to teach infantry entry- level skills to Marines recently graduated from recruit training.

Though the basic part of the mission will stay the same, the scope is now widened to include advanced infantry training courses.

"As good as basic training is," Williams said, "Marine leaders have come to recog- nize a critical need for advanced training for the Corps' enlisted infantry leaders."

Six entry level courses are offered under the Basic

Infantry Training course at SOI. The course trains Marines as riflemen, machinegunners, mortar- men, anti-tank assaultmen, ani-tank guided missile assaultmen, and 0313 LAV crewmen. Those courses are 28 training days except for the LAV crewmen course, which is 40 training days. All of the Marines in these MOSs receive 10 days of basic infantry training.

As part of the basic package, the training includes land navigation, battlesight zero on the nightsight, and observation of a weapons shoot. Roughly, two-thirds of the students train to be riflemen.

"The first ten training days, they receive what you could call the essential skills of infantry," ' said Everhart. "After that, we're developing their specialized infantry skills."

In addition to the basic course, is the Advanced Infantry Training section, in which there are two advanced courses. The infantry squad leaders course is 7

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Texas reservists arrive for training By Cpl. La Donna Moore

USMCR, MABS-41 Active duty and reserve

Marines from Marine Air Base Squadron-41 homebased in Dallas, Texas, arrived at Kaneohe Bay, June 13, for two weeks of ground tactical training.

"These two weeks of active duty allow our reservists to get more extensive training in their jobs, and to work alongside active duty Ma- rines," said LtCol. William Gress lin, commanding officer of MABS-41.

Marine Wing Support Squadron-173, commanded by LtCol. William C. Peoples, is the host unit for MABS-41, added LtCol. Gress lin. "The unit's response to the reservists' training was over- whelmingly positive, with

many billets open for the reservists to fill," he said.

MABS-41 has approximately 100 Marines, which includes, military police, communications, launch and recovery, crash, fire and rescue, operations, weather, supply, motor transport, food service, administration, career planning and medical.

Each section has specific duties to accomplish, but the main goal of each is to work with active duty Marines, as would be in a combat situation. For some reservists, this meant familiarizing themselves with the .45 pistol, going on a forced march and having duty in the field.

Hawaii isn't all work for the reservist, however. One of their first stops was at the USS Arizona memorial and

News in Brief Lost and Found

The Military Police Depart- ment has unclaimed items to be identified and picked up by the owners.

There are 27 bicycles; three sets of keys; three golf bags; a skate board; three wallets; two radios and a pair of glasses. There are also several abandoned vehicles of various types.

Items in the lost and found and abandoned vehicles are held for 120 days, then are turned over to the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office for disposal.

If any of these items are yours, contact the Lost and Found NCO at 257-2103.

H-3 closure reminder

A portion of the H-3 free- way is closed to all traffic because of construction, which has caused some con- fusion as to where motorists can and cannot drive.

Military vehicle operators,

garrison and tactical, have to enter and exit the Air Station through the Mokapu Gate from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Operators of government vehicles are also reminded that during these hours, the portion of Kaneohe Bay Drive from Aikahi Park Shopping Cen- ter to the junction of Mokapu Saddle Road is off-limits.

Military vehicles must use Mokapu Blvd., which leads to Kaneohe Bay Drive at a point past the closed H-3 Junction.

Military vehicles will be allowed to enter or exit through the H-3 Gate from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. daily, when the Mokapu Gate is closed.

Civilian visitors are still required to enter the Air Station through the 11-3 Gate, entering H-3 from Kaneohe Bay Drive. Corn- muters can use either gate.

The construction on H-3 is scheduled to last through September.

the Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific where they paid tribute to their fallen countrymen. "They hear all about Marine Corps history in boot camp," said LtCol. Gresslin, "here, they can actually see and relate to it."

Several reservists also decided to try snorkeling, scuba diving and body surfing. Many felt a trip to Ha- waii would not be complete without a luau. "Hawaii is non-stop sun, on the job or off," said Sgt. Scot Bren- necke, MP with MABS-41.

"Hawaii is a nice training environment," said LtCol. Gresslin, "but I also feel that the taxpayers should get their money's worth. Our Marines earn every bit of it!"

Corporal John Clary, Jr., aircraft recoveryman, with MABS-41 homebased in Dallas, Texas, guides the pilot while working point in launch and recovery.

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LCACs hit beach in Wernal Usher III" By LCpl. Craig Larson Camp Pendleton, Calif. - The wave of the future hit

the beach here last week as the new Landing Craft Air Cushion hovered onto White Beach during "Kernal Usher 87-3," a 13th Marine Amphib- ious Unit exercise which took place here April 21 through May 4.

According to MGen. J.J. McMonagle, commanding general, 1st Marine Amphib- ious Force /1st Marine Divi- sion, this is the second time the LCAC has been employed

in an exercise. "During the last exercise it

was employed in, it was launched from Assault Craft Unit 5 here and was simulated launched from a ship. During this exercise, it was actually launched from the ship USS Germantown."

The LCAC is designed pri- marily for amphibious assault and rapid movement of combat forces ashore. Its high speed, multi-surface mobility and large payload area make the LCAC a multi- purpose, amphibious assault

craft. Lifting force for the LCAC

is provided by fans which deliver air under pressure through a series of ducts to a cushion chamber under the craft. This chamber is sur- rounded by flexible skirts which trap the pressurized air and lift the craft a few feet above the surface. The skirts are flexible enough to deflect when they encounter waves or obstacles ashore.

About one-third of the craft's total power is required

'232 tops safety record By Sgt. Stephen Frank The "Red Devils" of

Marine Fighter Attack Squadron-232 hit an aviation safety milestone recently when they reached 25,000 accident-free flight hours.

Pilot Capt. Cal Rains and Radio Intercept Officer LtCol. W.L. Nyland, the squadron commanding officer, landed their F-4S Phan-

torn II at approximately 8:35 a.m. on June 11, capping an eight -year effort to reach thdir safety achievement.

't he recorded hours were coMpiled from all tactical sorties flown by the squadron since November 1979, including ,several deployments to both the Far East and the rrittiiiland, and TransPac flights, according to 1stLt.

Scott Banks, the squadron's unit information officer.

The squadron celebrated the occasion with a cake cutting ceremony, June 18. Brigadier General G.L. Cates, commanding general of the 1st MAB and Col. W.R. Gage, commanding officer of MAG-24, were both on hand to offer their congratula- tions.

to lift the craft. "The LCAC allows us to

land on four times the amount of beaches that we were able to with present amphibious craft," said Vice Adm. Duke Hernandez, commander, U.S. Third Fleet. "We have moved from landing on 17 percent of the worlds beachheads to 70 percent."

During the exercise, the LCACs were used to transport tanks and other transport vehicles ashore.

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Penalties stiff for writing bad checks

By Maj. A.E. Turbyfill Joint Legal Service Center

Lance corporal is sentenced by a General Court Martial to be confined at hard labor for three years; to forfeit all pay and allowances; to be reduced to private; and to be discharged with a Dishonor- able Discharge.

A private is sentenced by a General Court Martial to be confined at hard labor for two years; to forfeit all pay and allowances; and to be discharged with a Dishonor- able Discharge.

A private first class is sentenced by a General Court Martial to be confined at hard labor for eight months; to be discharged with a Bad Conduct Discharge; to forfeit all pay and allowances; to be reduced to private; and to pay a fine of $1,500 with up to an additional six months confinement to be served if the fine is not paid.

Another private first class is sentenced by a General Court Martial to be confined at hard labor for eight months; to forfeit all pay and allowances; to be reduced to private; and to be discharged with a Bad Conduct Dis- charge.

It would appear that there Marines must have engaged in some serious criminal mis- conduct. They did! Each of them was court martialed for writing worthless checks.

Article 123(a) of the Uni- form Code of Military Justice prohibits the making and negotiating of worthless checks. The maximum pun- ishment for passing a single worthless check for an amount in excess of $100 includes confinement at hard labor for five years; total forfeiture of all pay and allowances; reduction to private and a Dishonorable Discharge.

A single worthless check for an amount less than $100 is punishable by confinement at hard labor for six months, total forfeiture of all pay and allowances, reduction to private and a Bad Conduct Discharge.

Writing and passing worthless checks is a serious criminal offense. Such conduct, in addition to having a serious adverse effect on a Marine's career can result in a court martial and severe criminal penalties. A Marine who knowingly writes a worthless check is no different from a Marine who steals money or property. The penalties for writing a worthless check are identical to the penalties for stealing money or property of the same value.

In the past two months, six Marines from the Air Station have been tried by court martial for writing worthless checks. They are all now in the Pearl Harbor brig.

HAWAII MARINE 10. June 25, 1987

Bronze Star arrives 22 years later for former Marine now with FBI By SSgt.Ray Tademy Jr.

MCDEC, Quantico, Va. - Robert Rogers stood proudly as LtGen. Frank E. Petersen, commanding general, here, pinned a Bronze Star medal on his coat ... a moment that was 22 years overdue.

The medal was earned by the 46-year-old former Marine captain while he served as a platoon corn- mander in Vietnam.

Rogers didn't spend the last two decades waiting for this moment, he spent the time cultivating the ideals that worked for him in combat - ideals, he feels, earned him the Bronze Star Medal and have since become the cornerstone of his life.

The evening ceremony brought back memories of men who had trained in the deserts of California; the jungle brush on Okinawa; and the mountains of Japan - men who were members of one of the first two Marine units sent to action in Vietnam.

"I served with Marines who never backed off from themselves," said Rogers, who is now a program manager for the FBI Academy's physical fitness program.

"They had a tremendous sense of duty and responsibility. I was privileged to work with them, and proud to be their platoon commander."

Rogers' Marine experience began three months after he graduated from Notre Dame University in 1962. He completed the Officer Candi- dates Course, here, in December of that same year and The Basic School in June 1963. He was assigned to the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, and was serving with Company I, 3d Battalion, 7th Marine Regi- ment, when it was reas- signed to Okinawa and became 1/3.

"We trained in the North-

Robert Rogers, program manager for the FBI Academy's physical fitness program, received the Bronze Star Medal during an evening ceremony 22 years after he earned it.

em Training Area of Okin- awa and in Camp Fuji, Japan," said the Rockaway Beach, N.Y., native. "We were one of the first Marine units to deploy to Vietnam, along with the 9th Marines, from March to October 1965."

By then, they had trained together about a year and knew each other very well; from the fire teams to the commanders, according to Rogers. "Everything we emphasized during training came to fruition in Viet- nam," he said.

In Vietnam, Rogers was a first lieutenant who, according to his citation," ... aggressively led his Marines on numerous platoon and company-size patrols, ambushes and search and clear operations. As a result of his continued efforts toward training, members of his platoon inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy."

Receiving the medal 22 years after the fact, because of administration setbacks,

didn't leave Rogers feeling bitter or forgotten. In the contrary, he welcomed the medal, no matter how long it took to receive it.

"It has come during a time of my life that makes it an overwhelming experience, said Rogers." "It makes me think about what works in life - what mat- ters and what doesn't. It's going to help me for the rest of my life to not let the little things get to me,"

Today, Rogers believes his commitment to self, Corps and country, corn- bined with his training, made him an effective leader and helped him earn the Bronze Star. These same ideals carry, over into his current profession, he said, and its emphasis on physical fitness; an interest which was sparked by the Marine Corps.

"The Marine Corps stresses physical fitness, and I emphasized it with my men," said Rogers. "I fig- ured that if you had a group of young Marines who could

outrun, outclimb, have a sharper perspective on things and maintain a calm- ness of temper and judge- ment, you would have a tough force to reckon with.

"I realized that if a person had a greater physical capacity, logic demanded that they had a greater capacity in other areas that made them better able to accomplish their mission," said Rogers.

Rogers believes these ideals also apply to law enforcement.

"The mission we have in law enforcement is comparable to the mission of the military on foreign shores," said Rogers."Here, we ensure domestic peace and tranquility within the United States."

Rogers believes the key to accomplishing this mission rests with the individual being the best he can be so that he can function better, professionally and personally. According to Rogers, the key to reaching this potential is physical fitness.

"The academy," he said,

"teaches fitness as a philosophy of challenge. We address fitness not only in the physical capacity, but as an overall philosophy of challenge that increases all other capacitites. That includes the emotional, intellectual and spiritual capacities," said Rogers.

"If we can get a person to challenge themselves physi- cally, and take themselves out of the comfort zone, that enhances their other inner capacities, Rogers com- mented." It will make them a stronger total person who can work toward accomplishing their mission in a more viable, meaningful manner."

Rogers had tours of duty at MCRD. Parris Island, S.C.; as an officer selection officer at Hartford, Conn; and worked for a major corporation for a year and-a- half before joining the FBI.

"The corporation was a fine organization, but I missed the challenge and idealism of the Marine Corps and thought I could find it in the FBI." said Rog- ers, who has been with the FBI since 1969.

His assignments include duties as a firearms instructor and service with Special Weapons and Tactics units in San Diego, Calif. He also studied Spanish at the Defense Language School in Monterey, Calif., and served as a liaison between Mexi- can and United States law enforcement authorities while he served with FBI offices in California.

He requested a transfer to Alexandria, Va., in 1978 so he could be closer to his wife, Didi, and daughters Jennifer, Natalie and Cris- tina. He has been with the FBI Academy since 1981.

"The nice thing with the FBI is that you always have the opportunity to come back to Quantico," said Rog- ers. For him, this is where it all began, This is where he first learned the ideals of the Corps and what it meant to be a Marine.

Around the Corps lstBn., 4th Marines

Twentynine Palms, Calif.-Lieutenant Colonel H.C. Florence assumed command of 1st Battalion, 4th Marines, from LtCol. Reid Carlock during a change of command ceremony, June

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& I Streets, Washington D.C. Florence was serving as 7th MAB's Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 before assuming command of 1/4.

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Out/in-patient care defined

What's the difference between outpatient and inpatient care?

Inpatient care is what you get when you're officially admitted to the hospital and stay overnight.

Active duty and retired military hospital or any other service medical facility. Their families get the same care from military facilities, but on a space-available basis. Or they may be treated at a civilian facility under CHAMPUS.

To get CHAMPUS to share the cost for outpatient care, there is no need to ask per- mission from the local military hosptial. However, it is best to ask the health care provider if he or she partic- ipates in the program, which means the amount CHAM- PUS says is reasonable is accepted as fully payment. In fact, a participating provider

may even file the claim for you.

If you get care from a provider who does not participate, you may end up paying more and will probably have to file the claim yours(31f. File the claim for cost-sharing of covered care with the CHAM- PUS claims processor for the state where you got the care.

CHAMPUS has an outpatient care deductible amount of $50 per person or $100 for the family in a fiscal year.

Even when you pay the first $50, include the total amount charged by the provider on your claim form.

Military retirees, surviving family members of deceases active-duty or retired military and some former spouses are eligible for CHAMPUS - in addition to the families of active duty and retired military members.

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MAG-31 MCAS Beaufort, S.C. -

Colonel Gary R. Van Gysel took over Marine Aircraft Group-31 from Col. Robert L. Pappas on May 1.

Colonel Van Gysel flew 253 combat missions while assigned to VMFA-314 in the

Republic of Vietnam. He also served as Projects and Oper- ations Officer of the F/A-18 Fleet Introduction Team, in NAS Lemoore, Calif., and was executive officer of Navy fighter Attack Squadron-125. Van Gysel served as Deputy Commander with MAG-31 since he joined the group last July.

Maint. Co. changes helm Major Robert L. Green (r) passes the unit colors to Maj. Henry Bookhardt during the Maintenance Co., BSSG- 1, change of command ceremony held June 12. Major Bookhardt took command after serving as the unit's MPS Plans officer, while Maj. Green will report to Supply Bn., 3d FSSG in Okinawa.

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At A Glance Tripler info

Trip ler Army Medical Cen- ter will be experiencing shortages in some services normally offered at the hospital, according to Dr. (Col) James H. Peake, deputy commander for Clinical Services.

The shortages, according to Dr. Peake, are expected in June, July, and August in the following clinical service: Orthopedics, Neurology, Car- ctiology, Adult Outpatient and Internal Medicine.

"Patients may experience difficulty in getting appoint- Ments," Peake said, "and, if

they are eligible for CHAM- PUS or Medicare, I recom- mend their using alternate health care providers."

Commissary to close

The commissary here will be closed for business on July 4, in observance of Indepen- dence Day.

0' seas Ribbon The Marine Corps Ex-

change is currently stocking the new Overseas Ribbon. As yet, the ribbon has not been approved for wear by the

Bicycle Registration All bicycles brought into Hawaii must be registered. To gister them, you must submit a completed bicycle

application (DFL-41) along with a notarized affadavit of Ownership Statement (DFL-37). Bicycles purchased from local military exchanges will need an application signed by the exchange.

If the bicycle is already registered, submit the last issued registration. Local bicycle shops owners will provide the registration forms when the bike is purchased.

A phone call to the nearest satellite office before you go there will help you ensure that you have all the necessary paperwork. The offices are:

Kaneohe Satellite City Hall - 46-024 Kamehameha Highway, phone 235-4571. flours: Monday-Friday, 7:45 a.m.-4:15 p.m. for money transactions. Camping permits are issued until 4:30 p.m.

Kailua Satellite City Hall - 629-A Kailua Road, Suite 109, phone: 261-8575. Hours are the same hours as Kaneohe.

"City Hall on Wheel" mobile in Waimanalo - Waimanalo Town Center, 41-15637 Kalanianole Highway, phone: 259-

, 8647. Hours are 8:15 a.m.-4 p.m., on Thursdays only.

ITS From A-1 Weeks long and designed for 0300 MOS NCOS. The course iS opened for all MCOs of MOS. The other course is an infantry platoon sergeants course that is 12 weeks long.

di This course is open for all lir (1369 staff sergeants.

Dependent Recrea- tion offers recreational classes for children and

adults, in addition to the many sports teams.

Call 254-2963 for information.

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Volunteers sought

The Kailua Chamber of Commerce is seeking volunteers to assist in cleanup at Kailua Beach Park on July 3, the morning after the fireworks display.

Volunteers should call 261-2727 for more information.

Home Watering Schedule

The lawn watering schedule for Air Station family housing residents is as fol- lows:

Odd-digit bldgs. 3-7 p.m.- Mon., Wed., Sat

Even-digit bldgs. 3-7 p.m.- Tues., Thurs., Sun

For more information, call Jared D. St. John, Family Housing Office at 257-2705.

Job Seminar The Barbers Point Career

Information Office will hold a free Jobs Transition Sem- inar, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., July 9, at the Windsock Offi- cers Club.

The seminar will feature several experts on the civilian job market and will cover such topics as writing a resume, marketing yourself, and how to ease the transition from military to civilian life.

A $5 fee will cover the cost of lunch and refreshments throughout the day. Reserva- tions are required.

For more information or to make reservations, call P01 Barr at 684-6213.

Fire Station open house

The new Fire Station, here, will host an open house for Air Station residents and personnel from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. June 27. There will be an antique fire truck, tours of the newfacility, and information on fire prevention.

The new station house is located on the corner of Third Street and Lawrence Road, across from the Fireside Inn.

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Showtime '87 The Kaneohe Dance Academy held its second annual Spring dance recital, "Showtime '87," at the Boondocker Theater on May 24. The dancers, all family members from the Air Station, ranged in age from three to adult. For some it was their first time on stage. Other events the academy has scheduled for the summer include performances at Windward Mall and the Shriner's Children Hospital, among others.

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A-6 HAWAII MARINE

Mortgage interest deductible AFIS - Service members

who receive tax-free housing allowances and who do not reside on a federal base will be permitted to deduct mortgage interest and property taxes on their homes, the Internal Revenue Service announced recently.

This reverses a 1983 ruling that ministers could not deduct interest and taxes on a personal residence purchased with tax-free housing allowances. Although the 1983 ruling mentioned ministers only, the question had arisen as to whether or not is applied to service members, since they, too, received a tax-free housing allowance.

The 1986 provision clari- fies this point by specifically

stating that service members (as well as ministers) are now permitted to deduct mortgage interest when receiving tax- free housing allowances.

The provision applies also to past tax years as well as current and future years.

If you did not claim mortgage interest or property taxes on a tax return filed for

a previous year and claiming them now would mean less tax, file an amended return - Form 1040X. The amended return must be filed within three years from the date the original return was filed or two years from when you paid the tax, whichever is later.

Forms and assistance may

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nutriisystem weight loss medical centers

be obtained at a local branch of the Internal Revenue Ser- vice. Their telephone numbers are listed in the blue pages of U.S. telephone direc- tories.

June 25, 1987 4*

RENEWED/COMPLETE

WATERBEDS

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eep Deals Neighbor Island Adventures CHEEP!

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$119 per person

Roundtrip airfare. Coffee. juice and danish. Bike tour beginning at the summit of Haleakala volcano, down through Maui's lush upcountry. Gourmet lunch. Free airport transfers. Selected flights only.

Big Island $79 per person

Roundtrip airfare. Coffee, juice and danish. Tropical rental car, unlimited mileage (price based on two persons). 3-hour boat cruise to Kealakekua Bay.

Snorkel equipment and instruction. Selected flights only.

Kauai $89 per person Roundtrip airfare. Coffee. juice and darush. Tropical rental car, unlimited mileage (price based on two persons). 2-hour kayak river adventure (safe for kids and non-swimmers). Selected flights only.

Oa hti 836-3313 or 833-0042

Mid Pacific Air The Little Guy

Prices are subject to change without notice. Add 4wo Hawaii sales tax.

Subject to availability. Offer expires Dec. 15. 1967.

CBS COLL CTORS S RIE SELECTED TITLES

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Robed Goulet Greatest Hits

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Moon River Percy Faith

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Kansas Song for America

( Kirshner) Dave Mason The Best of

Marty Robbins Biggest Hits

Aretha Franklin Aretha Sings the Blues

Johnny Horton Greatest Hits

Szell/Cleveland Orchestra Wagner:

Ride of the Valkyries Bernstein /New York

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Janis Joplin/Big Brother & Holding Co. Cheap Thrills

SALE RUNS FROM JUNE 25-JUNE 30 Marine Corps Exchange this ad not paid for

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June 25, 1987 HAWAII MARINE

500th Hornet delivered to the Marine Corps

St. Louis, Mo. - The 500th F/A-18 Hornet strike fighter built at McDonnel Douglas has been delivered to the Marine Corps.

Colonel Robert Pappas accepted the aircraft and flUvv it from St. Louis to Beaufort, S.C., where it will become part of VMFA-451.

i`Everything good you've

heard about this airplane is probably an understate- ment," said Pappas, who is a Vietnam veteran. "The Marines are very satisfied with the plane."

More than 600,000 parts from 2,100 subcontractors come together each time a single F/A-18 Hornet is

produced at McDonnel Air- craft Company, a division of McDonnel Douglas.

Twenty-one squadrons fly more than 375 F/A-18s in the Navy and Marine Corps; Canada, Australia and Spain also use the Hornet. Australia assem- bles its own Hornets near Melbourne.

`We the People . .

The 26th Amendment Editor's Note: The text of the Consti- tution is printed below in regular type, retaining the original spelling and

capitalization. Comments by Harold W. Chase on its provisions are printed

in boldface type.

Amendment XXI 441 Section 1. No person shall be elected to

the office of the President more than twice, and no person who has held the office of President, or acted as President, for more than two years of a term to which some other person was elected President shall be elected to t h f rice of the President more than once.

But this Article shall not apply to any person holding the office of President when this Article was proposed by the Congress, and shall not prevent any person who may be holding the office of President, or acting as President, during the term within which this Article becomes operative from holding the office of President or acting as President during the remainder of such term.

Section 2. This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by the legislatures of three-fourths of the several States within seven years from the date of its submission to the States by the Congress.

ry 4th of July Celebration

Barbers Point will hold it's 10th Annual Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration on July 3, and the public is invited to join the festivities at Pointer Field from noon until 8 p.m.

le; Admission is free and ample parking is available. ,

Traditional 4th of July parade, games, food and entertainment will be fea- tuied including a spectacular fireworks display near Pointer Field.

Various air station and community organizations will have game and food booths throughout the day.

DEEP SEA FISHING AT ITS BEST!!!!

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5 Passenger Exclusive Charter 8300.00 full 8 hour day

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Overnighter to Molokai ssorkoo (32 hours)

MkWeekdays & Weekends 31: Other packages available upon request.

All military, active duty, retired, DOD, and government ompluyeee.. all the chart., fishing office at 433-1113 of Sy. Pear) NAVASTA at 474-9163. 474-1190 for details. Reserve early and ivilfirm your charter date today All reservations rn a first-coin., fire' serve basis.

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YOU KEEP THE FISH!!

NAS Boy Scout Troop #121, will be holding a flea market at Field #3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The celebration begins at noon with a- parade around Pointer Field, followed by family entertainment featuring the Good Times Jazz Band at noon; Windjammer Show Band at 1:45; and Iwalani Tsu Polynesian

Dancers at 4 p.m. A skydiving demonstra-

tion will be held at 5:30, followed by Nick Masters' Mustangs at 5:45, and a special guest performance by Nohelani Cypriano at 7 p.m.

The fireworks display will start at 8 p.m. and will feature the bursting of special "American Flag" fireworks display.

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FAMILY EYE EXAMINATION PLAN INCLUDES ALL IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS

CHAMPUS Participant $39 SOFT CONTACT LENSES

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We can make beautiful music together!

Ward Next to Ward Warehouse

Dillingham Next to Pay 'N Save

Kailua On Pali Highway

iaPR1 147

16 convenient locations to serve you. Hawaii Kai

Next to Kuapa Kai Shopping Center

Pearl City 1S,cro. from Pearl City 'tavern

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Salt Lake On Salt Lake Boulevard, one block front Radford High School

Waimalu At Waimalu Shopping Center

Ewa On Renton Road

gas WPM ret

"Where You Always Get The Rest For Less"

Waipahu In front of Gem Derailment Store

Nanakuli One Mock past 7-Eleven Store

Kapabulu Next to the 7-Eleven Store

Waianae In the \X'xianac Shopping Mall

Kahaluu A half mile past the I lygiene Store

Hauula In front of ilauula Kai Shopping Center

Haleiwa Near Weed Ctrele

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H&HS Welcome Aboard

SSgt. E.R. Giddens B Co. 7th CommBn

Promotion LCpI. J.W. Metz

Certificate of Commendation

LCpI. F.M. Adora II Cpl. D.W. Cowan Jr., Cpl. K.G. Warren

SOMS Promotion

Sgt. L. Cox Certificate of

Commendation Sgt. A. Figueroa

Good Conduct Medal LCpI. W. Hinds Navy Achievement Medal

MWSS-173 Reported

Cpl. T.H. Orosco Good Conduct Medal

Cpl. G.A. Bostwick Cpl. V.H. Kennedy

li&MS-24 Promotions

T.M. Bateman PFC B.C.Bagen LCpI. E.W. Hauck Cpl. D.C. Lacuata Cpl. S.D. Lievestro Cpl. R.D. Mann Cpl. G.M. Martin Cpl. P.D. Precopia Cpl. J.M. Schubert Sgt. B.R. Carter II Sgt. M. Debo ld Sgt. G.D. Dibble Sgt. J.F. McCloskey Sgt. J.E. Peterson

Sgt. E.P. Sibayan SSgt. P.A. Kieth MSgt. M.D. Marsh.

Meritorious Promotion Cpl. L.J. Canchola Cpl. M.A. Ardenas Cpl. D.R. Clark

Meritorious Mast Cpl. J.K. Rogers Cpl. G.D. Wilkins Sgt. D. Middleton Sgt. T.K. Wilson

Good Conduct Medals LCpI. P. Dennis LCpI. T.R. Kinnaman LCpI. B.G. Lucas LCpI. M.K. Martin Cpl. T.J. Miyake LCpI. G.D. Pradt LCpI. P.J. Prock LCpI. M.E. Wessing Cpl. G.A. Cambell Cpl. G.S. Connolly Cpl. M.A. Cluth Cpl. H.A. Dynka Cpl. C.E. Parker Cpl. J.D. Seber Cpl. H.R. Stephenson Cpl. J.B. Warberg Jr. SSgt. A. Acosta SSgt. E.G. Butler GySgt. J. King GySgt. D.J. Verrill

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PFC A. Coronado PFC V.W. Crook PFC D.M. Spears LCpI. C.W. Cederberg LCpI. F.B. Scheitzer SSgt. W.A. Jardini 1stLt. M.W. Erb

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Hawaii's Finest Female Vocalist From the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra to Nashville's Grand Ole Opry, Melveen Leed has entertained audiences with a rich variety of musical favorites including show tunes, country ballads, jazz and traditional Hawaiian songs.

You're invited to join Melveen for a candlelight dinner concert under the stars. Begin this romantic experience on Waikiki Beach with cocktails at sunset, followed by a complete dinner featuring filet mignon, then sit back and enjoy an evening of beautiful music.

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Tickets may be purchased up to four weeks in advance at the hotel Activities Desk or from the Special Services ticket office on your base. Or charge by phone to major credit cards; call the Activities Desk at 955,0555.

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Castle Medical Center offers variety of classes

Fitness program

For those who already engage in regular exercise, the testing program evalu- ates the present fitness level and recommendations for change may be made if it is indicated. For those who are about to start an exercise regimen, the testing will give baseline data and recommendations will be made on the best types of exercise in which to participate.

It includes a blood test for total cholesterol and HDL cholesterol; and aerobic fitness assessment; a mus- cular and endurance eval- uation; flexibility testing; a blood pressure check; and skinfold measurements to detrmine percent body fat. Results will be analyzed and reviewed in an individual follow-up session. The topics discussed in that session include an exercise prescription, body composition and weight loss, mus- culoskeletal conditioning and motivational tech- niques.

The program is $30. Test- ing is performed by appointment only, which may be made by calling 263-5286.

Sport Medicine

"Sports Flexibility" is the title of Castle Medical Center's next Sports Med- icine Lecture scheduled for

*/ 7 p.m. on July 6, at the Center for Health Promo- tion, 46-001 Kam Hwy, in Kaneohe.

The lecture is free, but preregistration is requested as a minimum number of persons is required to hold the program. Preregistra- tion can be made by calling 263-5286.

Participants should plan to dress appropriately for the practical application of the points discussed.

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Heart Screening

Heartbeat, Castle Medi- cal Center's heart disease risk screening program, will be held on Sunday from 8 to 11 a.m., at the Castle Center for Health Promotion, 46-001 Kam Hwy, in Kaneohe.

Appointment are required and may be made by calling 263-5286.

The screening consist of five blood tests taken from a single sample, and an extensive lifestyle ques- tionnaire. Each participant receives computerized results in the mail which suggest lifestyle changes that can be made to reduce the risk of suffering a heart

Furniture Kits The Hickarn Woodcraft

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Riding without a helmet triples the probability of fatal head injuries in the event of an accident; and 51 percent of all motorcycle accidents occur when other drivers violate the motorcycles' right of way. In most cases, the other driver neither sees the

LReligious Services

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9:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 11 a.m. - Protestant Worship 1 p.m. - Samoan Congregation 4 p.m. - Gospel Hour

Confraternity of Christian Doctrine for Catholics is held on Mondays. Pre- School through Kindergarten levels are taught at the Chapel, :3:45 to 4:45 p.m.; Grades 1-12 are taught at Mokapu Elementary School, 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.

Confession Reconciliation fur Catholics is held up to 15 minutes before each mass or can be scheduled on an individual basis by appointment.

Camp H.M. Smith 477-5098

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4 Midshipmen and Marines of "E" Co., 2/3 take a breather after "rescueing" two simulated POWs during a heliborne raid in the Kahuku Training Area.

U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen visit, train with 1st MAB

Midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy,

Annapolis, Md., visited the Air Station, May 21-June 16, to train with Marines of the 1st Marine Amphibious Bri- gade.

Entering their final year at the academy, midshipmen have an option, or have already decided, to seek

, commissions as Marine Corps officers.

Instead of the required summer cruise aboard a

naval vessel Tearing "the Navy way," these. 48 young men came to "paradise" to attend a summer training session here to familiarize themselves with the Corps and "get a feel" of life as a Marine Corps officer.

Before the "middies" split up for their respective air/ ground training, they all attended the Leadership Reaction Course with 1st Battalion, 3d Marines at Schofield Barracks where they encountered and acted on situations such as mine- fields, quicksand crossing and ammo recovery prob- lems which were followed by a critique session of their decisions.

The midshipmen pursuing the aviation option visited MAG-24 where they were issued flight equipment, and attended flight briefs. They also received some flying time on the flight simulators as well as actual "backseat" time in fixed-wing aircraft with H&MS-24, VMFA's-232 and 235, and co-pilot familiarization flying with HMM's-165, 262, 364, and HMH-463.

While the prospective Marine pilots were getting a taste of flying, the other midshipmen were learning to call for artillery fire at 1st Battalion, 12th Marines; attending inflatable boat and scout swimmer training with A Co., 3d Reconnais- sance Bn; and learning infantry tactics from 2d Bat- talion, 3d Marines.

See MIDDIES B-4

Brigadier General G.L. Cates, commanding general of the 1st MAB, accepts a plaque from Midshipman First Class Robert Cec- chini in appreciation for the Brigade's support during their cruise here.

Lieutenant Colonel B. F. Luby, commanding officer of HMM-165 talks to midshipmen after a familiarization flight. Sergeant Jeff Tyrenski, of 3dReconBn., gives instructions to the midshipments during

their "Zodiac" boat exercise.

Middie tours his fallen father's squadron By Sgt. Joe P. Jascur

Midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy

visited the Air Station here recently as a part of the academy's required summer training program.

The midshipmen visiting here have a desire to be commissioned as an officer in the United States Marine Corps. One midshipman, First Class Todd W. Hansen-Hickerson, 20, has had somewhat of a difficult time in selecting between the Navy or Marine Corps

1 commission ,- more so than his friends visiting the Air Station.

Todd's father, Major Steve Hansen, was a Marine Corps helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War for Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-165 and was declared "missing in action" (MIA) during 1967-73.

"I was born but, he had

already been deployed - and I was nine months old when he was actually killed," explained Todd.

According to Todd, his mother, Carole, was very

involved in bringing the prisoners of war (POW's) home.

"As the president of the National League of Fami- lies, she travelled all over

Lieutenant Colonel B.F. Luby, commanding officer of HMM-165, welcomes Midshipman First Class Todd Hansen-Hickerson as an honorary member of the squadron, and presents him with a squadron plaque and patch.

the country, gaining support for the POW's because at the time she didn't know if my father was a prisoner."

After finding out the truth about Major Hansen, Todd's mother remarried a Navy pilot who had been a POW in Vietnam for five years.

"The controversy with me," Todd said, "is that the father that raised me, who I don't consider a 'stepfather', is a naval aviator, and my real father was a Marine Corps aviator.

"It's hard to make a decision right now, although I think I'm very lucky to have two great fathers, one is just as real a father to me as the other."

After attending the Naval Academy Hickerson has really been impressed by the Marine Corps instructors.

"The Marines at the academy are the reason why

I'm still at the acedemy because they've always been there when I have 'fallen on my sword'. And coming here it's just been another part of my soul searching process in making a decision as far as my choosing a commission in the services."

Two men who have been an influence in Todd's path has been his father, retired Navy Captain Jim Hicker- son and Marine Colonel J. Ripley, an instructor at the academy.

"I can't begin to thank Col. Ripley enough who, this past year, was responsible for getting information on my father and had met him personally.

"Inside I feel really torn because of my father who has raised me and the Marine Corps organization, who, I feel have raised me too. As a child, whatever naval installation we moved to, they've always been supportive and held out a help- ing hand."

Hickerson's goal is to fly the F-18, but after flying the Ch-46E "Sea Knight" helicopter during his summer training here, he has even a a greater respect and admi- ration for the helecopter pilots and his father.

The Marines from HMM- 165 gave midshipman Hick- erson a warm welcome and made him an honorary member of the squadron.

"This is one of the reasons I wanted to come to Hawaii - to visit my father's squadron. I had also realized, after flying a '46' on June 3rd, that it had been exactly 20 years since my father's death."

First Class Hansen- Hickerson, majoring in political science and engi- neeering, will be in his final year at the academy. What- ever the choice he makes after graduation will be the right choice because he will still be serving his country loyally, just as his fathers have.

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B-2 HAWAII MARINE

Corporal recently named `Mr. 50th State'

in body-building contest By Sgt. Diane Oban

Corporal David D. Mer- witz, a 5-foot-10-inch, 205 pound package of solid muscle, is a six year veteran of bodybuilding who takes his sport seriously.

David was recently named Mr. 50th State at the Mr. 50th State Bodybuilding Competition held at the She- raton Waikiki. He also took first place in the Light

heavy/heavy weight cate- gory.

"I was 16 when I first became interested in bodybuilding. I picked up 'Educa- tion of a Bodybuilder' by Arnold Schwartzenegger and was impressed with his story," said the Albany, New York native. "When I first became interested in bodybuilding I worked out every night after school for about three hours.

"When I started training my body responded

quickly," said Merwitz. "All the hours of hard work paid off when I entered my first contest in 1983. I was 19 at the time and took first place in the Mr. Teenage Atlantic Coast Competition."

A week after being named "Mr. Teenage Atlantic Coast" Merwitz took second place in the Mr. LeJuene Bodybuilding Competition. Some of his other competi- tions include second place in the Mr. OWAX Bodybuild- ing Contest 1984 at Kadena Air Base, fifth place in the U.S. Armed Forces Competi- tion 1985, and second place in the Independence Day Bodybuilding Champion- ship 1985.

"Bodybuilding takes up a lot of time," noted Merwitz. "If you want to succeed you have to dedicate yourself. If you're really serious about what you're doing and others see that, you'll gain their support."

David works with A Bat-

tery, 1st Battalion, 12th Marines and receives support from his commanding officer and first sergeant.

"First Sergeant Garcia and Captain Meyers are really supportive," David said. "They've sat down with me to talk about my goals and what I want to do with my competition. They see that I'm dedicated to my bodybuilding and help me by encouraging me to fulfill my goals."

David's wife, Arleen, has also given him encourage- ment. "When I first got mar- ried my wife didn't under- stand why I worked out so much," said David. "Once she understood why I was doing it and why it was important to me she became very supportive."

David's training takes up a lot of his free time. "I train six days a week for three to four hours a day," he explained. "I work on each

June 25, 19

David does the "squats" to help build muscles.

body part twice a week. I have a well rounded work out this way, each part of my body progresses at the same time.

"In competition this is important," he continued. "The judges look at so many different things during corn-

petition. The most important being symmetry of each side of the body; proporti- oned muscles on different parts of the body; and cut, definition and size of muscles."

David's goal is to compete in national competition in

1

1988 or '89. He is quietly optimistic about his goals though. "I've been working out for six years now and k still have a long way to go. :

As long as I continue to dedicate myself by giving my best and pushing myself beyond my mental limits I'll make it."

Sailors help bring home America's Cup AFIS - For Petty Officer

3rd Class David Hammond and Ensign Bill Harrington, it was unlike any duty day they'd ever served. Music blared, crowds cheered and champagne flowed as Stars and Stripes '87 pulled into port in Freemantle, Austra- lia. Two full years of demanding - often grueling - training had finally paid off. The America's Cup was coming home.

To Hammond and Har- rington, both "on loan" from the Navy (under the same provisions that release service people to participate

in the Olympics) to the Stars and Stripes campaign, the victory celebration was the culmination of two years of fine-tuning their sailing skills, building their bodies and training their minds.

Hammond brought to the campaign electronics and computer experience learned at the Naval Submarine School. This enabled him to install and operate an elabo- rate array of on-board micro- and mini-computers that displayed time and distance data, the boat's track on the course relative to the next mark; wind direction

and velocity and other navi- gational information.

Harrington brought more general experience acquired while a midshipman at the Naval Academy: basic sailing skills, physical strength and a willingness to follow orders.

He first joined Stars and Stripes'support team, sand- ing, painting and resanding boat bottoms and preparing rigging. Soon he was working as a navigator and bow- man as well.

But just as important as their technical skills, both Hammond and Harrington

Dallas-based Marine takes time off

for island triathlon By Cpl. La Donna Moore

USMCR, MABS-41

Marines are known for giving 110 percent; pushing to the limits of their endurance, striving to be the best. Staff Sergeant Mike Nelson has found that those traits also come in handy as a triathlete.

Nelson is an active duty Marine training in Hawaii for two weeks with the reservists of Marine Air Base Squadron-41, homebased in Dallas, Texas, where he is the Motor Transportation maintenance chief.

Nine months ago, Nelson raced in his first triathlon, and as he puts it, "I've been hooked ever since."

It all began when he saw the competition on television. "I thought it was an outstanding method of training because it works all the muscle groups," said Nelson, "and I had been wanting to start a well- rounded training program."

Nelson is now training for the Team Hawaii 1987 Relay and Individual Tri- athlon, to be held this Sun- day at Kailua Beach Park. The race consists of an 80 meter swim, 14 mile bike ride and 4-mile run.

"It's really like a mini- triathlon," said Nelson. "My goal is to finish the race under 90 minutes." Also racing with Nelson is Sgt. Bill Martin, a reservist with MABS-41 who is an experienced triathlete.

Since his first triathlon, Nelson has raced in three others, including the 1987 Texas triathlon. Normally, he trains seven hours a week; but in preparation for the upcoming triathlon, he has increased his training

to 15-20 hours a week, with emphasis on running.

"I feel really good about what I've accomplished," said Nelson, "and will continue to race as long as it interests me. There's no limit."

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Staff Sergeant Mike Nelson, Motor Transportation Chief, MABS-41

brought to Stars and Stripes the ability to work as a team for long periods under pressure.

Harrington said compati- bility and a willingness to pitch in and do whatever had to be done were weighed just as heavily as sailing abilities during team selections. While these additional criteria may have weeded some of the more accomplished sailors off the team, they ensured that those who were selected could work together to make Stars and Stripes win.

History shows the formula worked.

"The team had a strong sense of harmony and few personal conflicts," Harring- ton said.

"Dennis (Stars and Stripes skipper, Dennis Conner) knew what he was doing. He had the best boat, but he also put together the best crew. With the kind of teamwork we had, I think we could have tried anything - even Olympic bob- sledding - and wor) "

Teamwork we- critical for members of and

Stripes to survive the rigid routine imposed by Conner.

They practiced steadily for month after month, seven days a week, sunup to sundown. Days began at dawn with weightlifting and aerobics sessions, followed by two hours of boat preparation and maintenance. The team sailed eight or nine hours a day, racing their different boats against each other, first in Hawaii, then in Freemantle. After sailing, they returned to shore to wash down, inspect and, when necessary, repair the boats. A crew meeting ended every day.

The regimen was too much for some. Harrington said that while the team was first being organized, some crew members left because they couldn't han- dle the demanding routine.

But as Stars and Stripes entered the America's Cup finals, every team member knew that Conner's demands would pay off.

"No doubt about it, the team was at its peak," Ham- mond said. "Everyone was really confident. Believe it

or not, the pressure didn't seem that high. We all knew ",

we could win." And, as predicted, Stars .

and Stripes did win, outsail- ing the America's Cup defender, Kookaburra III, in four out of four races. -

Now that they've helped V America bring the Ameri- ca's Cup back to U.S. soil, :

Hammond and Harrington have moved on to new chal- lenges. Hammond is an instructor at the Naval Sub- marine School in Groton, Conn., and Harrington recently started flight school in Pensacola, Fla.

Will they race in the America's Cup again?

Hammond says he'd rather remember the special significance of this race. "There was a tremendous reward in personal pride and personal achievement and a lot of memories. The team was the best I'll ever sail with, and together we made history by winning back the cup for the first time in more than 100 years. But I just can't see how the feeling of being on another team could ever compare."

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Monday F/X (R). Suspense thriller.

Rollie Tyler is a motion picture special effects wizard whose services are being solicited by the Justice Department to stage a fake mafia hit. Tuesday, Wednesday Solar Babies (PG-13). Adventure. An adventure set on Earth in the distant future when water is more precious than life and the planet is visited by a mystical force from outer space.

now available. Single tickets are $2.25, or a book of 15.

Hot Music Marathon #3 - at the NBC Arena on July 3 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $13.50 in advance, and $15 at the door.

The Jets - at the NBC Arena on June 24 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $16.

Hiroshima - Waikiki Shell on June 27 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $16.50 for upper terrace; and $13.50 for lawn seating.

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Sam Kinison - Sheraton Hotel on July 12. Tickets are $21 for Golden Circle; $18.50 reserved seats.

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Camp Smith Sports Camp H.M. Smith - Current Intramural Softball

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Aerobics! Low-impact fun, fitness

AFIS - "Low impact" is the newest trend in aerobic exercise. "It's a fantastic way to get involved in a fitness program," said Joyce Heflin of the Navy's Health and Physical Readiness Office. "It's social; the music is dynamite ; and with a

*good, personable instructor, you can get a great workout and have a lot of fun. And it's not just for the out-of- shape -a lot of Seabees and SEALS are taking the classes too."

The Seabees and SEALS and others obviously don't rely on low-impact aerobics to ensure they score well on

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Gross likes low-impact exercises because they can improve or develop upper- body strength. "People who focus exclusively on running may be neglecting their upper bodies," said Gross.

Low-impact aerobics includes more floor exercises, and the dance routines keep one foot on the floor at all times. There are no high

leaps, such as those found in regular aerobics, so the body weight is not pressing down on the foot as it hits the floor with as high an impact.

Just because it's safer doesn't mean it's easier. "You can achieve a rigorous workout without going into a high-impact situation," said Gross.

Some of the injuries sus- tained in high-impact aerobic classes might have been avoided had the instructors been better qualified.

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Medicine. A certified instructor will know CPR and other first-aid tech- niques and will know enough about exert...t phys- iology not to instruct you to do anything dangerous." Low-impact aerobics classes are available at many military recreation and fitness facilities. The instructors at these classes are properly trained.

If you're looking for a class in the community - and there are many good ones - Gross suggested looking at the room where the class will be taught as well as at the instructor's qualfications. "You want a floor with some resiliency, but it shouldn't be like dancing on a pillow either," he said.

And if you want a change from low-impact aerobic dancing, Gross had another suggestion. Try `jarming" - which gets its name from putting a "j" for jog in front of "arm." This involves sit- ting in a chair with "heavy hands" (small weights in the hand) and making swimming motions with the arm. It's great for upper- body strength, and you're guaranteed to baffle at least some of your friends when you excuse yourself to go jarm.

Of course, it's a good idea to get a doctor's advice before low impacting or jarming.

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A raquetball tournament for all active duty, family members and retirees will be held at the Marine Corps Air Station's main gymnasitaii July 17-19.

Open, intermediate, novice, senior, masters and female divisions will be played in a best 2 out of 3, 15 point game matches with 11 point tie-breakers. Tro-

phies will be given for first through third place in all divisions. Play times will be available July 17 at 1 p.m. or call 257-3550. Forms are available at the main gym. Eye guards are mandatory.

Entry fee is $20 for the tournament and $5 for the social "get together" on Sat- urday. All entries must be turned in by noon on July 15. Checks must be payable to "W. H. Peterson, Tourna- ment Director."

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31 Home Services

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SPARKLING Clean House- care $25-$30 Islandwide Reliable 262-0502

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25 Personals

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HOW to pay off your Mortgage in 3-7 years

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35 Personal Services

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FREE Psychic Awareness Seminars 6/26 and 7/10, Kapahulu Library, 7 to 9:30 p.m No reservations nec. 944-8063

I DO EXORCISM Individual, house & property cleansing of all negative & positive spirits. Harry Ki-lboi 734-69E46

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TREE Service, pruning, trimming, stump removal. Free est. Ph. Sam 847-6907

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ANDYMAN C&R Shop uality work & material

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OOKKEEPING: Payroll; axes. Financial statements omputerized. 239-4762

AGA'S Carpet Cleaning & anitorial Services. Free st. Reas. rates. 732-8880 or 35-5695

ARD SERVICE, tree trim/ tearing & hauling. "Spe- ializIng in Windward & awaii Kai area" 261-5945

RED Domingo Gen. Yard are, hauling, lot/apt./ leaning. Free est. 422- 426

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lean appliances. 455-987s FILM transfers 8/16mm filmed to video, music incl. 35mm &video photography avail. for weddings & par- ties. Open Iris 456-4155; Econ Photo 239-4295

HOUSEPROUD Cleaning Ser. Res./Comm. Rees. prices Satisf guar 623-8185

LEE'S PAINTING 20 years business exp. Lic. C-3858

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422-8493

PATIO/NEW Additions Repair, remodel Cliford (wane C-4477 Ph. 677-4695

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BOOKKEEPING service for sm. bus. Preparation of fin. stmts. incl. payroll taxes 924-4925

36 Resumes

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K&D HANDYMAN Service. Large or small we do it all! For free estimate, call Ken

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'84 PLYMOUTH CONQUEST Auto.. PIS, ail, P/W (BVG121)

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'86 BUICK REGAL 2 di auto., 8, P/S, P/W, air $9995 (CNN633)

'87 MAZDA LX P/U TRUCK 5 spd., P/S, air, w/camper top $9995 (CJE330)

'87 FORD AEROSTAR XL 7-pas. auto., 6, P/S ail $11 uar,

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'86 RIVIERA LeddLd (487BXZ) $14,995 '87 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 dr. auto., 6, loaded (CJB186) ......

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$14,995

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CONTRACTORS!!! $105,688 net 1st yr. Break- thru/service industry, repeat business, company training, $29,884 inventory/ equip. 531-2334

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USED CAR '76 VW BABBIT,

'695 ram, '79 PLYMOUTH VOLARE SW, V8, auto, P/S, A/C, Blue $995 (BCE-812) '74 TOYOTA CELICA 2 dr. gray (AF . -423) $995 ,

'77 MERCURY CAPRI auto, silver $1795 (A8J-070) '82 FORD ESCORT SW 4 spd., blue $2295 (AUU-528)

Extended Warranties Available TOYOTA CITY USED CAR CORRAL

2819 Pukoloa. St. . ,tV laAcross Dom Gibson's A Division oll:z3

All cars subject to prior sale

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CORRAL '74 DODGE TRADESMA N VAN P/S, P/B, brown (AWR -256) '82 CHEVY MONTE CARLO auto, P/S, A/C,

$2695 '111

P/W, beige (ATP-47S) '85 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 dr., auto, A/C, P/S,

-91 tan $11195

(CDA0)

$3295

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Specializing in Military Finaecing

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Gash & Checks

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Unlocking of Vehicles

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50 Business Opportunities

TYPISTS $500/wk possible! For full details call Mar lc

Hughes 1-213-281-7776

THE Possible Deism' Star & operate your own busi ness. Free into Jase Enter- prises P.O Box 1087 M Aiea, HI 96701

I HE. HEALTH CLUB I-OR YOUR CAR Specializing in Professional

CAR CARE LW/ annual membership and

rlrrl vehicle maintenance

Hand Cat wash and custom detail Window tinting with high performance metal films

*Pi . -ariping/ Wheels ['aiming

c.1- carpets :t a-110111 sheep skins Moblic (*Hula' telephone

Siet coo. Alarms. and Much? Much More! Wait no longer,

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,, cit 4 PM 235-5668 Across from 1 aco Sell MasterCard & VISd.ct.epted

'85 ESCORT H/B #385 (278BINC)

'82 CHARGER H/B$2995

E '8 40 4 SCORT

1$2 (WM) '83 FAIRMONT #558 (C1X607)

'76 MONTE CARLO #579 (BFW397)

'76 SKYLARK :295 #594 (BFA842)

'70 DATUM 510 WW$295 two (azczsz) '78 DATSLIN 200 SX S400 (KBE290)

A lEA 98 015 Kam Hwy

487 3811

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50 Business Opportunities

HOML Import mail order burn Stars without capit,i, Act Nowt Send $3.25 for repair Satisfauron Guar House of Rainbows, 2909 Waialae, #5 Hos 96826

SMALL advertising business, good income for sale 396-8380, 947-3818

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58 Schools 6 Instructions

ORGAN 0. PIANO lessons in your hole, Ruth Rogers Keyboard Irmo 941-0306

58 Schools & Instructions

PIANO Lessons Kaneohe area only. Call 235-4432, 841-1196

GUITAR or Singing lessons $50 nio. your home 1 hr /wk. 924-2767 aft 12; 533-7006

June 25 - July 1, 1987 Classified

SHELLY CAR HAS

\ mated iv USED CAR SAVINGS

NISSAN WAHIAWA NISSAN'S SUMMER SALE!

We Must Sell 60 New Cars & Trucks By JUNE 30! YOUR CHOICE

149 DOWN*

'78 4-50SELMatalic bronze with subtle interior immaculate, stero sound, new Pirellies, one previous owner. EZ Terms B36-

0466 dlr. (BYR -148)

'85 300ZX Bronze with beige cloth inte- i iof . T /lops, Alloy wheels, 5spd., A/C, Stero. P/W. P/L, EZ Terms 936-0466 dlr. (HHK-695)

'76 Chevy 4x4 lion custom delux, White with black interior, 5 spd., Lifted 38.5

tires, H/Duty Axles, EZ Terms 836-0466 dlr. (LB80881)

'85 Impulse Bright Red, 5spd., A/C, 8,000 miles, Showroom condition, EZ Terms DLR

836-0466 (CJN-560)

'86 Hero GT Black on Black, Auto. Low

miles, V6 BBS wheels Pristine. EZ Terms DLR

836-0466 (ZDPS315)

'83 Supra 5spd., Sunroof, A/C, Black with black interior, Sport seats EZ Terms DLR 836-

0466 (P1212)

'86 Z28 White with blue cloth interior, P/W, P/L, A/C, Stero, Immaculate, EZ Terms dlr 836-0466 (CDB-250)

'86 Audi GT Bright Red with black interior, Alloys, Auto, A/C, Like New. EZ Terms dlr 836-0466 (BXS-463)

'85 Riviera Beige with velour interior, A/C, Radial tires, Full power options EZ Terms dlr (MJR -795)

Corner Nimitz SHELLY CARS & Lagoon

58 Schools & Instructions

PIANO or organ lessons in your home. Norm Nutter 488 -8386,488 -0153

CHILDRENS Talent Work- shop, Singing, Acting & Dancing. 261-0457

PROFESSIONAL music , instructions. Piano, Drums,

Guitars & all band instruments. 621-0418

MIRROR Mirror, Inc., skin- ' care and make-up classes. 'Teens & adults. Call 677 - 0850 for into

VILLAGE Park Piano Stu- dio, private lessons. Begin- ner & intermediate. Call 677-0850

Do You Need A School For

Your Child With Learning

Disabilities/ Dyslexia

(Reading difficulties!?

Fairhaven School

944-0173

59 Employment Opporlunities

RESIDENTIAL- water purifi- ers Minimum investment. Set your own earning goals. Call 262-7262

60 Help Wonted Male/Female

TEACHERS & substitutes, Kailua/Kaneohe, early childhood education & exp. pref. 254-6442

MILITARY spouses - tired of lacing job market with every transfer? Great opportunity to

grow with new company Call 672-4442

ACCOUNTING CLERK

Excellent com- munication skills a must. Responsible for student loans. Some collections experience helpful. Accounting experience required. Ap- plications accepted 8 a.m.-12 noon until 6/30/87 at Person- rldi office.

Hawaii Loa College

45-045 Kamehamena Hwy.

Kaneohe, HI 96744

AA/EEO Employer

PAINTER w/5 years experience needed

Call 235-5980

."IMMEDIATE part lime "openings for house clean-

.- ers. car helpful. 261-4254

ENTHUSIASTIC windsurfers only need apply. Retail/ Sales help needed at Wind- surfing Hawaii in Kailua apply in person: 156C i-lamakua Dr.

NEED yardman, 1 day a week. Kaneohe area.

Call 235-3548

Full time babysitter needed, for 3 sm. kids, Enchanted Lake area, must be dependable, loving and have refs., $500/mo. 261-7023 or 261- 5764

SEWING person for swim- wear, power machine experience. Call 262-4520

BARBERS, new shop in Kailua, excl. wage opportunities, part/ full time, 239-5181

The Regulation

HOUSE keeper needed for Hickam housing. 4 hrs day/wk. 422-2492.

414877 MO NEW '87

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Selling price $6499. Term 60 mos. APR 12.25. Def. $9360.38.

NEW '87 STD. PICKUP

BUY ANY NEW '87 CAR OR TRUCK IN STOCK** & GET THESE TWO SPECIALS:

-Friend of the Family- OPEN 'TIL 9 PM

60 Help Wanted Mole/Female

NURSE AIDES

PERSONAL CARE AIDES

HOME COMPANIONS

Join Hawaii's private nursing specialist! Home or hospital cases. Day, evening & night shifts available. Experience with the ill and elderly a plus. Full & part time positions open now.

Apply in person ATTENTION-PLUS PRIVATE NURSING

1110 University Ave. #202 (VARSITY BOG.)

HOUSECLEANING mature person wanted w/drivers license in the Windward area. Part time. Call 235- 8234 days, 946-8641 eves.

PART time cashier Marsh Co. Windward. Call Judy 247-2737

PART time Physical Ther- apy Aide needed for perm. pos. 261-8931 Karen

NURSE, OR full time Hi. RN reg. Eye exp. pref. Call M- W-F only. Hawaiian Eye. Mrs. Walker 621-8448

PHOTO SALES I need people for management training w/international photo co. WE TRAIN 621-6220

CLIP For Cash! $275 wkly. poss. clipping articles for newspapers & magazines up to $25 ea Apply now (213) 281-8485

EARN $400-$1200 part time or $2000-$6000 full time. Ph. 623-3853

EARN Extra Income! Guar- anteed part time income. Assembly, piece work, electronics, typing & sewing' For details (213) 859-6938

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SUMMER $$$

PART TIME JOB

*ATTENTION* MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES

Earn Extra Money Part-time $6 per hour

5:30 to 9:00 p.m. Man. thru Fri.

We need part-time workers immediately to train for Sur newly established "Discount Buying. Ware- house Outlets." Special- izing in clothing. jewelry. radios. toasters, furniture. TVs. microwaves. baby furniture and many more appliances. Following areas are available: Hono- lulu, Pearl Harbor. Salt Lake. Wahiawa, Barbers Point and KMCAS. Other Benefits include: Advance- ment Bonuses and Incen- tive Pay.

Call

486-0173 ask for Judy

SECURITY personnel. Kai- lua. Mature minded, hard worker, full time. Salary neg. Needed immed. Call 262-8768

PRODUCTION PASTE-UP ARTIST

We're looking for an ener- getic, quality conscious, dependable individual to work in the Composition Department. Must work well under pressure and be very detail oriented. Mon- day through Friday, late evening schedule. Medical dental and profit sharing Call Louellen at 235-5881

DANCERS-male/female for Polynesian show. Needed immedl 3 nites/wk. Ph. 262- 4979 or 262-0539

SANTA needs helpers! Earn money, have fun

Call now! 499-1982

HAIRSTYLISTS, excl. opportunity at Fantastic Sam's. Kailua and Aiea. Ph 261-4406 or 488-2466.

60 Help Wanted Male /female

RN's, Lon's, Nurses Aides & Companions. Hospital & Home Care KOKUA NURSES 536-2326

NEED 15 serious people who want to lose weight w/ worlds fastest growing co. 100% guar. 422-9036

I NEED part time help. Small jobs-Block mason, cement finisher, carpenter, Electrician w/lic., Plumber w/lic. Weekends ok. Call Torn 261-4958 eves.

INTERVIEWING for top marketing positions, skilled in recruiting & training a plus. 834-1487.

AREA MANAGERS Openings in Kailua, Kaneohe and Pearl City. Challenging positions for independent self-starters. Must be able to recruit, train, motivate and super- vise large groups of news- carriers; assure dependable delivery service to all residents in area Must have own vehicle. Residency in area helpful. Part-time, flexible hours. Salary, bonuses, mileage.

Call Circulation Office Sun Press Newspapers

235-5881

COUNSELOR trainees wanted, no exp. nec. Call Dia- netics 545-5804 wkdays.

PHONING from office M-F, AM or PM. No exp. nec. Salary plus bonus. Mary 942-2193, 696-8310

LIGHT delivery, your time, vehicle & area. Mary 942- 2193, 696-8310

TEACHERS Aide for Summer, Teachers for Third Grade and Preschool for Fall in Christian School in Kailua. 262-8501

FLORAL designer, must have some previous exp., 261-5352

RN/LPN/Lic. Nutritionist, part time/full time. Have we got a job for you. No late nights! No weekends! No holidays! Pleasant prof. environment for high energy person to motivate our clients. Nutri-System 524-5811

RECEPTIONIST Sales, part/full time. Wanted enthusiastic people person. Sales exp. pref.. Nutri- System Call 254-5811

HELP part time general housework. Students welcome, min. wage, laundry, some cooking, dishes, help elderly lady in Kailua 261- 0677 or 262-2002

NEED lic. electrician to wire KMCAS home for 1 air cond. 254-3128

SECRETARY for christian school in Kailua. Call 262- 8501

DENTAL Assistant Kailua Exp. in chairside skills

necessary. New office in a caring working environ ment. Excellent benefits & career opportunities. Call Terry 944-0011. An

equal opportunity employer

TYPIST part-time (2-10 hrs. wk.) $4.50-8.00 hr. must live Hawaii Kai, must have word processor/cmptr. 395-8589

$40,000 + Annual income on 30 hrs./wk schedule. Call 623-4471 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

DYNAMIC health product. Herbal liquid that oxygen- ates the blood and ener- gizes the body. Formulated and used for over 60 years. Fastest growing multi-level in Canada now available in U.S. Call now for more info. Call 261-5324

TELEMARKETER PART- TIME Experienced only, must be self-motivated, articulate and have a pleasant telephone

manner. Typing 45 wpm and good spelling aptitude required. Afternoon hours and early evenings twice a week, Monday-Friday. Call 235-5881 extension 335.

AVON: see what's new! To buy or sell, call Cheryl 456- 4684

63 Jobs Wonted

I WILL give loving care for infant in my Kahaluu home. M-F. 239-6646

MOTHER will baby sit in my Kailua home. M-F daytime. Ph. 262-2581

WILL baby sit day or night, exp., reasonable rates. Refs. 254-2140

LOVING Mother will care for your children. Alia- menu /Salt Lake. Reason- able rates 833-4644

STRONG, hard-working teenager wants yardwork. 261- 2331,533 -7522

WILL babysit 1 infant, my Kaneohe home, Mon. to Fri. 6 to 5. 235-5507

SUMMER Babysitting! By Mililani mom, 1-2 kids, anytime. Call 623-8563

CHILDCARE - day hours, 3 years old and above. Air- port & Pearl Harbor area. Call 422-2542

73 Apts. Furnished

FURN. room, priv. entry avail. Sept. daily or month to month. 263-8327

STUDIO oceanfront - TV, a/ c, pool, sauna, 24 hr. security, 1 yr. lease $325 mo. 696-5555 Millie

75 Apt, Panty Furnished

KAILUA studio $500 or 1

bdrm. $600. No pets, waterbed. Lease 262-6462

HANDY base studio $3201 $4001 bdrm., no lease. 943- 0091 Rent Mart Fee

MILILANI: clean 2 bdrm., 1

ba., 1 pkg., avail end of July $650. 456-3711

WAIPIO Gentry Ige. 2 bdrm., 1 bath apt. Avail $650. 7/1. Call 676-5041 or 471-8591 for appt.

SALT Lake 2 bdrm., 2 pkg. Upgraded. No pets $700. 455-3308

SALT Lake, 1 bdrm., bills pd. $4201$525 2 bdrm. 943- 0091 Rent Mart Fee

KANEOHE/Lillpuna, 2/2, pool, bay view, 2 coy. prkg., no pets $775. G. Yoshinaga (R) 235-4446 or 262-6138 Mike Mc Cormack Realtors

NR. SCHOFIELD/Wheeler- 3 bdrm., 2 ba., 2 pkg., pool, washer/dryer $700 ERA Luke & Jones 941-2222

3 BDRM., 2 bath apt. Washer/dryer, 1 pkg. Avail. 7/1. 531-7662

KAILUA: huge new exec. 1

Br. apt. $700/mo. util. incl. 263-3995

76 Rentals to Share

KAILUA room in luxury condo. Pool, tennis, party rm. sauna, hot tub, laundry $385 by July 1 263-3599

KANEOHE condo $275 utilities included. Pref. female non-smoker. Rent neg. for housekeeping. 235-2626

KAILUA condo own rm. be. amenities, no-smokin! female $290 & 1/2 util. 261 7191 eves.

INes

449 DOWN* will deliver any

,ztlew Car or Truck\ in St

SPECIAL Annual Percentage Rate Financing

36 months at 7.9% 48 months at 8.9% 60 months at 9.9%

SPECIAL Protection Package Includes: Rustproofing Paint Sealant Floor Mats Side Moulding

*On approved credit. $49 down + tax, lic, doc fee. In cash or trade.

**Excludes Sentra Standard & Standard Pickup

THIS OFFER NOT COMBINABLE WITH ANY OTHER

ADVERTISED SPECIALS.

Plus dealer installed accessories if any. All cars subject to prior sale. All prices + tax, lic, doc fee & destination charges.

OFFER EXPIRES 6/30/87

NISSAN NISSAN! OF WAHIAWA 621-0761 WILIKINA DR. ACROSS FROM SCHOFIELD

ALL THE GOOD THINGS THAT SAY SUPER-

SUMMER-SALE- A-BRATION

'85 Toyota Tercel, Auto, Air (BXF-170)

'83 Nissan 200SX Auto, AM/FM (BSW-479)

'86 Toyota Camry Was Auto, Air, AM/FM Now (MKK-258)

'84 Ford Tempo Was 4 dr., Auto, Air, Now Radio, (BIN-874) '84 Toyota Corolla Was

4 dr., L/E, 5 spd., P/S, Now AM/FM Cassette A/C (BTE-812) '81 Honda Accord 4 dr., 5 spd., Radio (BFU-968)

'85 Toyota Tercel 5 Dr., Auto, Air, Radio (BM-417)

'86 Cutlass Supreme Auto, A/C, Radio, (WEY-788)

1984 Subaru 5 spd., A/C, AM/FM, BUU-147

Was $5550 Now $4835 Was $6280 Now 55225

$10,280 $9580

$5403 $4050

$6995 $5995

Was $4195 Now $3340

Was $6195 Now $5450

Was 51 0,028 Now $9385

Was $6995 Now $5895

KAIMUKI 04 TOYOTA Corner of 6th and

Walalae

735-1737 Can Subic,' To Pnor Salo

On.s4n of Sundco Pac4c Inc

ELECTRONIC

prevention on new and used cars.

RUSTPROOFING AUTO BODY RUST

CONTROL Revolutionary ELECTRONIC system of rust

*Protects the entire body, outside and inside Easy to install . . . No toxic spray . . . No

Special $275 Mess!

10 yr. guarantee on new cars

Aloha /hut Evader 747 Kapahulu Avenue

Honolulu, Hi 96816 Ph. 486-157

SEEKING single, responsible, employeed professional, non-smoker, to share lg. Kailua beach house. $325/mo. incl. utils. 262-9457 eves. tit 9 p.m.

81 Houses Furnished

LANIKAI nr. beach, Ige. 1

bdrm. fully Turn. apt. mo./ mo. or lease 262-5445

$3 Houses Partly Furnished

HAHAiuu cool on 1

acre, 1 bdrm. duplex $550 Call 239-5857

KAILUA 3 bdrm. duplex, 2 carport, nr. everything, no pets or waterbeds $914.16 mo. 261-8974 MAKAHA -4 bdrm., 2 bath $750. Fenced yard, excl. condition call Inge's Realty 695-9055

WAIPIO 3 bdrm., 2 bath house $750 mo. incl util. Call 623-8653

85 Condos/Toymhouses Partly Furnished

62 Domestic Help Wanted . _

EXP. sitter for newborn, my/your Mililani home. M- F., refs. Req. 625-6770

OCCASIONAL babysitter wanted Windward Mall area. 17 or older. Mostly weekends for 3 kids. Call Debbie 247-3939

S3 Houses Partly Furnished

TEMPLE Valley, 1 bdrm. $450 incl. utils., washer/ dryer, pref. single, mature, no children/pets. Ph. 239- 9071 eves.

PEARL 2 bdrm., prkg. $575/ $650 3 bdrm. Others too. 943-0091 Rent Mart Fee

KANEOHE: 2 bdrm., 11/2

bath, new carpeting, nr. KMCAS yd., view, singles ok. Avail now. $975/mo. 262-7221, 841-7336

KAILUA tidy cottage $590/ $750 3 bdrm., prkg. Call 943-0091 Rent Mart Fee.

KAILUA Gardenia Manor 3- bdrm /2'k be., pool, B8Q, view, 1740 sq. ft. 2 pkg. $1000 all appis. 941-0296

MAKAUA Village-Studio & 1 bdrm. from $425. Jett Pacific Prop. 235-8558; 235-6196

AIEA 4 bdrm., 21/2 bath, olymp. sz swim. pool, nr. shopping, busline & military bases. Preferred Prop- erties Hawaii Inc. 523-2812

SWEEPING ocean view from this new 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 1200 sq. ft. Pohakea Pt. townhome $1150 mo. Jett Pacific Properties 235- 8558; 235-6196

86 Condos/Townhouses Furnished

MAKAHA-Hawn. Princess fully Turn. condo on beach $650. Also llikai on water $750 mo. 946-4777

88 Rooms for Rent

AILUA across from each, female preferred 275/mo. Ph. 261-9169

AILUA 2 rooms, w/bath, rivate entry, single person nly, avail. 7/6, $400 262- 233

ANIKAI: room with own ntry, across beach $425 a 0.262 -7249

If you're a single responsible, employed professional with a sense of humor, and a non-smoker, then we'd like to talk to you! Looking for compatible housemate in a large, Kailua beach house, close to shopping center, bus line. $325/ month includes amenities and ALL utilities. (Deposit required). Avail. (Early July) Call 262-9457 evenings til t.

GIANT SAVINGS! ALL DEMONSTRATORS

CLEARED TO GO!!!

CAMRY I_E SEDAN'

Celica GT-S Sport Coupe

HURRY IN!! GET ONE WHILE YOU CAN!!

*Units not exactly as shown

WINDWARD TOYOTA 45-655 KAM HWY. (KANEOHE)

CALL 235-0068 A Division of Servco Pacific Inc.

EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND!

'88 Corsica

FINANCING*

'87 Camaro '3 9% Annual Percentage Rate Financing on approved credit. 24 months On selected models. Slightly higher rates at longer terms. available. $1000 cash back on brand new 1987 Camaros. $500 cash hack on Corsica, Beretta, Cavalier, Nova & Spectrum (excluding FL). Ends Aug. 3, 1987

CASH BACK!*

"YOUR KAMAAINA CHEVY DEALER!"

WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET 94.729 FARRINGTON HWY.

PH: 671.2871

0 AFIAXAWA'S

0 0.4004f it/

93 Vacation Rentals

KAILUA lovely bdrm., & bath near beach, private entrance. Call 262-8073

93 Vacation Rentals

KAILUA vacation rentals, near beach.

Call 261-5174

KAILUA 1 bdrm. studio $50 or offer per day. Call Grace 261 -7459;262 -0554

KAILUA (Lanikai) 2 bdrm., duplex close to beach, amenities $900 a mo./ weekly avail. 262-7018

93 Vacation Rentals

2 BDRM., 2 bath, Ige. view home on Kaneohe Bay Dr. Avail. July & August. $1600 mo. 254-2420 LANIKAI nr. Beach: Avail. now. 14'x17' rm. w/deck & priv. entry. $20/day 262- 9119

93 Vacation Rentals t - - ,

OCEANFRONT Nortiti Shore 1 bdrm + livjrd room, bath, Apt. w/largii deck. Cooking & Color TV 1 mile to Turtle Bay, 2 milapa to Sunset Beach. $45 daily sw Weekly & monthly retest Call 293-2554

HAWAII'S #1 CHEVROLET DEALER

SAYS SELL 'EM Over 500 Units In Stock!

14988*

1987 CHEVY PRINT ER 2 dr., hatchback, 3 cyl., 5 spd 58 MPG Hwy., retail $7,906.50. Stk 7157

1957 CHEVY SPECTRUM 2 door, hatchback, 5 speed, power steering, air conditioning, retail $10,565.50. Stk 6646

1987 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM radio, air conditioning. retail $10,758.50. Stk 7048

1987 MAZDA 626 4 door, automatic, air conditioning, AM/FM cassette, retail $14,781.50. Stk 6528

1987 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, power steering, retail $12,888.00. Stk 6925

1987 CHEVY NOVA 4 door, 5 speed. retail $9,640.50. Stk 6368

1.11A88

1987 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER 4 cylinder, 4 speed, power steering, rear seats, Indian bronze, retail $15.864.50. Stk 7202

1988 CHEVY C-10 PICKUP 1/2 ton, 6 cyl., 5 spd., PS, much much more, introductory special, retail $15,030.50. Stk 7398

0,1--0091

1987 ASTRO PASSENGER VAN V6, AT, PS, AC, tilt wheel, tutone paint, loaded, retail $18.60150. LT6681

Models may not be exactly as shown. All Cars Subject to Prior Sale. Prices Plus Tax & Licenses. 'Factory incentives are assigned to the dealer.

'81 Jeep CJ-7 hardtop, standard inns. C013504

$3,988 '66 Chevy 1/2 Ton P'Up

Sieptide, 6 tyl , 3 spd. 001193

$1,288 '81 Chevy 3/4 Ton P'Up

44, mons pale. low ml 1072

$7,988 '84 Ford F150 6 cyl , 4 spd., PS. 6762

$6,988

'87 Monte Carlo SS VS AT, NO power. 615656

$17,102

'87 Camaro !roc VS, AT, PS, Hop. 1094

$18,544

'86 Camaro Z-28 va, AT, FS, T-top. tom

$13,651

'85 Dodge 600 2 dr. 4 cyl., AT. PS, AC. CCU527

$6,998

'79 Datsun 280ZX 6 cyl , 5 sad., AC. 655659

$4,997 '86 Cavalier Z-24

6 tyl., AT, PS, AG CCU369

$8,887

'84 Chevy Cavalier 2 dr., 4 syl., AT, AC. 8110976

$4,991 '85 Dodge Omni I dr , 4 cyl., AT, PS. CCA323

$4,981

2999 N. NIMITZ HWY, 835 -1222 One Block Ewa of Lagoon Drive

1987 TOYOTA TERCEL IS SLEEK, DEPENDABLE AND SO

AFFORDABLE!

DON'T SWEAT IT OUT GET A

AIR "FREE"

Includes: 1.5 Liter 12 Valve Engine AM/FM MPX Radio Power Steering

1987 TERCEL 2 Dr. Coupe

CONDITIONER VALUED AT $927.00

HURRY! LIMITED TIME ONLY! ENDS JUNE 30 .$850 Down, 60 Month Financing. Selling price of $9265 including tax & license. 12.5 APR on approved credit. May not be exactly as shown. Subject to prior sale. Special is limited to inventory on hand.

WAIPAHU TOYOTA 94-757 FARRINGTON HWY., WAIPAHU

MILITARY FINANCING AVAILABLE! S

AFIAICAWAS

HONFE F ARRINGT ON /WY

ws.psru, Chary

WAIPAHU TOYOTA

Ph: 677-3161 A DIVISION OF

SERVCO PACIFIC, INC.

93 Vocation Rentals

KAILUA nr. beach, priv. studio $40 a day. Monthly rates avail. 261-2177

KAILUA nr. Castle Hosp., 3 bdrm. Turn. home w/pool Avail. 8/1. Call 261-2603 KAILUA/Kaneohe on water, 3 bdrm. bungalow, nicely Turn., view, private 254-5311

96 ReMois Wanted

PROFESSIONAL couple seeking 2/3 bdrm. duplex Ohana or house, Kailua. 254-1684, 531-3721 Eric

109 Condos/Townhouses for Sale

KANEOHE: 3 bdrm. in choice neighborhood. Lush setting (L) MLS 37061 $121,950. Ron Nakatsu Realty. Call 671-8561

EWA Beach 3 bdrm. town

7 home, partly turn. Rent to own. Ph. 672-3196

FEE Simple townhouse 3 bdrm., 11/2 be., w/view, Makakilo $125,000. 672- 9172

114 Real Estate tot Sate - - -

HALF Acre Calvada Lot. Selling at loss. $8000. 235- 4980 eves.

MAKAKILO 3 bdrm. 11/2ba. Fee simple $125,000. Sharon Sirling(R) Sun Estates 671-8545

YOUR Gain Our Loss! Vil- lage Park 4 bdrm. home. Woodwinds 1 bdrm. condo. Kinau Street 1 & 2 bdrm. For Creative Financing Call 487-1778 after 5 p.m.

38 Acres Southern COLO- RADO $13,250! $155 down. 124 payments @ $155 8%. Near mountains, surveyed. Call Owner anytime. 806- 376 -8690

, JUMBO Home Loans. Good credit, no tax returns, $200,000-5 million. Pur- chase/Refinance 944-0903

- EWA Beach: discounted - price 10 days only 5 bdrm., - 2 ;ba house $135,000. Fee - Simple, Harold Nakagawa

(R) 623-0039 Mike Mc Cot- snack Rltrs.

.FEE Simple, 4 bdrm., 1 1/2

Via. Kaneohe home, 11,000 ,sq. ft. lot, solar, carpet, drapes, fenced $175,000. Ph. 239-6856

10 ACRES New Mexico $6,500! $85 down. 105 payments of $85 8% financing. Surveyed. Near mountains. Call Owner anytime. 806-

: --V6-8690

120 Home 124 °wage/UMW Sale

FURN. Sale-Rattan loveseat, beds, Fr. Provincial table & 4 chairs, 2 arm chairs, vacuum cleaner & end tables. Ph. 262-0066

SOLID Oak dining set: expanding table, custom pads, 6 chairs, sideboard $985. Ph. 239-8913

TWIN bed sets (2) Simmons mattresses, hardly used $180 ea. both $350; white rattan headboards $35 ea. 247-1520 eves.

ALL Kids clothes 25442, boys, girls, baby to size 14., toys, books misc., 2 teak wall units $125. Kaneohe Territorial Savings Bldg. corner of Kahuhipa & Kawa St. across Honfed Bldg. KIDSTORE ground floor Thurs.-Sat. 9-11:30 am.

KAILUA, 560 Maluniu Av. 9'30-3:30pm, Sun., 6/28, baby things, etc.

GARAGE Sale: misc., plants, 47-596 Hui Ulili Kaneohe, Sat. 27, 9-4

COUCH It. camel $75, end table dk. wood $20, lamp dk. cork/rope base w/Ige. off wht. shade $20, off wht. woven drapes $30, stained burl etegere 5 shelves w/ drs. $50, exec. desk 6 draw- ers $175. All in very good cond., no junk. 235-8081; 261-2864 eves.

LA-Z-Boy lounge reclining chair $125; pair of studio couches w/bolsters & cover $125; all excl. cond. 261- 8847

WATERBED w/bookcase headboard, heater, new, still boxed $219 621-9068

5 pc. LIVING room set, white rattan, excl cond., $2000 847-7518

BRASS BED, good condition,

$150. Call 422-8423

$$$CASH$$$

for used furniture. dressers, desks, beds. rattan & All types of furniture.

Call 834-1080 or 247-6621

Call anytime

521-6311

YARD & Kitchen remodel wood cabinets, sink, more. Sat. 8-3, 1585 Ulupii St.

KANEOHE, Temple Valley 47-781 Hui Ulili St. Bar- gains! 6/27 & 28

KANEOHE Sat/Sun, 6/27 & 6/28, 10-4, toys, games, books, luggage, clothes, and misc. 45-418K Nakulu- wai St.

GARAGE Sale - Girls bike, misc. household, mens & girls clothes & lots more. Sat 8-3. 45-412 Nihina Pl. Kaneohe

Sat., June 27, 9 to 1 p.m., 47-678 Hui Alala St., Kaneohe, plants, stereo components, couch, misc. household goods.

is Miscellaneous

'85 RAINBOW Vacuum. Cost $900 Must sell $350. Call 735-2055, 923-7943

NEW Picnic Tables $85. Porch Swings $75, fine workmanship 293-8392

COLLECT Bottles? Have a 1938 5 gal. bottle for sale. Call 293-5111

FREE Catalog children's clothing below department store prices. Write: Kids- wear 524 E Lancaster Ave. Suite 694, Shillington, PA. 19607

SILK Flowers, plants, leis, floral accessories for sale. Call 944-8859

HONSPORT Ultra Gympac free standing unit 198 lb. capacity w/full sccessory equip. $250. Ph. 262-0405

PIANO Whitney $650, used baby items handmade com- forter sets. 422-6317

POWER Lawn mowers for sale $30 and up, 3 or 4 horsepower. 422-6396 Bob

AMANA Radarange, excl cond., $350; antique iron dbl. bed. $100; dbl. bed $75; 254-3922

PEARL City, 8-3 p.m., 1624 Hoolehua St. 6/27, Sat., multi family, bargains!

SILK Plants & flowers for sale. 507-B Kawailoa Rd., Kailua, Sat., 8-11 a.m.

180 ALALA, 6/20 & 6/27, 9- ,1 p.m., furn., 3/4" slate pro pool table, toys, books, new women's clothes, $7 ea. or 3/$15

125 Home Appliances

REFRIGERATORS, used, ' excl. cond. $85. 1812 Auiki

St. 8 am-3:30 pm 841-2623

GE Washer/Dryer $300, Amana upright freezer $300. Ph. 254-4846 eves.

122

LA or SF $159, 1st class mainland $698, Interisle

30, Seattle/Portland $199, aska $258. 531-4261

115 Real Estate Announcements

VA FORECLOSURES Low down payment and closing expenses. Non veteran and investors can purchase. Fixed financing at a low interest rate. For further

111 informatiion contact Jim Watson (R) 623-4426 or 488-8381 J. W. Realtors. Equal housing opportunity.

124 Oaragehand Sale

EVERYTHING must go! Leaving island. Furn., TV, toys, Apple 11E, futon, teak desk & dressers. Kaneohe, 46-048 Aliikane Pl. Sat./ Sun , 8-4, 235-4732

9' WET Bar, desk chairs, 2 koa coffee tables, Sharp xerox SF825 & misc. 612 Hamakua Pl. Fri & Sat. 9am-noon. Kailua

CHANGING table $25, record player $50, cordless phone $25, 10 spd. bike $25, portable typewriter $50, mirror $10, toy box $20, X- mas tree $25, pool alarm $50, papa san chair $75, coffee table $20, suitcases, baby toys & clothes, oil paintings, silkscreens. frames, & more. Sat. 8-12. 1117 Lauloa St. 261-8191

CASH for your mortgage ID or Agreement Of Sale Call Russ Goode 455-5008

120 Home Furnishings

RATTAN-Beautiful 5 pc. living rm. set $495; Rattan dining set $295. All new. Ph. 734-1554

SOFABED $150, Velvet love seat $80, indoor/out carpet 9x12, $15. Brass headboard $50. 239-9528

TEAK Wood Liquor Cabi- net green marble top, excl. cond. $250/offer 396-7790

FURNITURE wanted, good cond. only Top cash. Will pick up. 488-1985

MOVING - Must Sell! Sofa dining table, chairs, beds china. 235-2940

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Spanish Antique Brass &

Iron Bed; Queen Sofa Sleeper; Sofas &

Loveseats; King, Queen & Twin Beds; Headboards; Chairs; Rockers; Coffee Tables; Lamps; Original Oil

Paintings & Professional Hawaii Photographs.

COME BROWSE

139A Hekili St., Kailua

262-7938

MOVING! 2 Garage Sale on Gordon Rd., Schofield, Sat. & Sun., 8 to 2 p.m.

GARAGE Sale-One Day Only!! Sun. June 28, 9am- 3pm. Plush beige sofa, ladies/mens clothing, kitchen items, books & much more! 1437 Honoka- hue St. Kalama Valley 396- 9459

KAILUA 119 D Akipohe St. Fri. Sat., 8-5, Maytag dryer, beds, headboard, misc. 261-2256

2 FAMILY, pool table $55; solid wood desk $75; end table $5 student desks $10 & $3, plants, lots of odds & ends. Cheap., Sat., 8-1 922- 988 Alahaki St., Kailua

GIGANTIC Garage Sale: misc. items, Turn.; stereo & more. 680 Ululani St., Kai- lua, Sat./Sun. 7:30 - 3 p.m. 261-4234

GARAGE Sale: lots of stuff, 8 to 12, Sat., 6/27, 649 Ululani St., Kailua

MAYTAG gas dryer, push lawn mower, Sears 16 gal shop vac, Sears radial saw, 4 x 6 wht. writing board. 46- 145 Lilipuna Rd., Kaneohe 235-5671

GARAGE Sale-June 27-, 9- 3.47 -445 Hui lo St. Kaneohe 239-9528. Sofabed $150, Velvet love seat $80, Indoor/out carpet 9 X 12 $15, Brass-Headboard $50.

KIRBY Vacuum w/Sham- pooer. Brand new. Purchase-$1400, sacrifice- $900. 262-7097.

FULL size ref rig. $95; washers $115 & up; dryer $75; Guaranteed. Pete's Appls. 621-9003

127 Mistxdoneaus Wanted

LOVESEAT AND REC- LINER WILL RECOVER.

528-2578

FARM Toy Tractors-any make or model. Call 834- 6172

WANTED: old jewelry & anything made before 1960. Call 261-8067 Terry.

PRINTING PRESS Call

247-2228

CASH paid for waterbeds dead or alive. Parts, accessories. 621-9068

129 Stereo, Video & Television

TOSHIBA 19" color TV- excl. cond. $140/offer. Call 845-3597

WHIRLPOOL 24" built-in oven, stainless steel exterior, excl. cond. $60; GE 4 burner cooktop, wht., excl. cond. $60; Both $100. 254- 3731

DISHWASHER: Whirlpool portable, excellent condition $125. 423-1465

GARAGE Sale Misc. items. Sun June 28, 9 am- 3 pm. 265 Aikahi Pl.

128 Miscellaneous

AMWAY Products delivered, money back guarantee. Call 487-5241.

VACUUM cleaners, like new $24.95 & up with guarantee. Call 735-6452.

ALMOST new Reliance dentist chair, adjustable, elec. $1500/offer. 254-2481

OLD school desk $75; baby car seat $6; time clock $6 262-8510

FASHION Show July 5th Pearl Harbor, $5 adv. $7/Dr. Disco $2. Ph. 422-4962

TAMALES! Homemade, for a delicious change of pace. Catering avail. 239-5579

130 Antiques-Art

ANTIQUE European furniture, handmade (oak) & paintings. Call after 6 PM 955-1479.

ANTIQUE mantel clocks. European and American. Reasonable. 487-3105

131 Bicycle Sales & Seivices

20" Chrome BMX $50, 20" Penneys $40, 24" 10 spd. Columbia $40, 26" mens $40 Ph 235-2243

132 Computers

COMMODORE 64 computer 2 disk drives & printer w/program $600. 624-2087

144 Musical instruments

BEAUTIFUL '85 F-15 Yamaha Spinet Organ $950/offer 946-8559 or 922- 1553

Collect bottles? Have a 1936 5 gal. bottle for

sale. 293-5111

NEW Picnic Tables $85; Porch swing $75. Quality Workmanship. 293-8392

85 FILTER Queen Vacuum. :;ost $850. Must sell $250

Ph. 735-4651, 926-7292

ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cost $1000. Must sell $300 Call 455-9374

SOLID Brass Valet 54", $65; 6' high hat rack $75; % ct. loose diamond $275. Ph. 947-7167

I Pay CASH for airline Bump/Bonus tickets. Call 988-7200

1 CU. YARD of Moss Rock, 1/2 ton $14 grade sand & gd top soil. Offer 235-6724

HO Train set w/table top village $200; New Riccoh sewing machine never used $150.239 -6646

NO COST Fund Raiser! Sell Shave Ice. Call 423-

1680 for details.

148 Boots-Supplies/ Undoes

16' HOBIE w/trailer Great shape/must sell. Offer. Kevin at 262-9982

12' 6" ACHILLES Inflatable. 25 Horsepower Mercury w/ trailer & acces $2700. Home 696-8203, work 684- 3253. Dave

14' FIBERGLASS, 71/2hp motor, anchor, vests, $325. 262-6647, 235-4002

14' INFLATABLE 35 hp Mercury w/trailer & accessories, $3500.422-4144

22' CLIPPER Sloop, complete w/slip, 6 hp motor & all safety equip., hauled 8/ 86. $4500/ofr. 262-4104

148 Boots-Supplies/ Services

12' SEMI -V Boat & trailer for sale $650 firm. Call Bert after 6 p.m. 239-4626

24' CAL Sloop, '62, swing keel, 50% ownership. $4000. 637-6131

18' GLASSPAR, fair cond., extra parts. As is for $3500. Scott 247-5203

'86 21' BAYLINER with twin 125 hp motors., outboard, xcl cond. $16,000/offer. 63-4144

147 Sporting Goods

KAYAK. Twogood, tandem, condor, excl. cond. $995 or best offer. Call 623-6667 anytime.

COMPLETE line of Volley- ball poles and access. In- troductory prices. 595-3004

HUNT Big Bull Elk from sheep camp. Fantastic oppty. for Big Bull Elk during Sept. 10-22 rut. 1st time in this area. Other game avail. 1x1 native guiding. $5000, trans. incl. 235-8828, 486-2505

151 Pets - Everything

PAIR peach-faced love- birds, w/upright cage, $100; blue lovebird, w/upright cage, $75, 622-5542

CUTE Cuddly kittens $3 each, also mama, great mouser 455-8923

PEDIGREE Persian Cat w/ papers $175/best offer 625- 2060 or 653-5438.

PIT Bull pups, 5 weeks old $100 each

Call 262-5437

156 Auto Service/Ports

THE BATTERY FACTORY

Auto Batteries

$19.95 and up

Motorcycle Marine Starters Altersathrs

810 Pohukaina St.

533-3312 RENAULT repairs by factory trained technicians, work guar.! Ph. 239-4733

'78 COROLLA, eng./trans., bucket seats. As is/parts. Offer. 941-2541

CAR enthusiast interested in Countach BMW Kit Car. Ph. 668-7478

PORSCHE Auto Parts-Nevi & Used Call for low prices. Ph. 836-8876

I Classified III June 25 - July 1. 1118

Protect Your

Investment

Complete Auto Service

Since 1971 Auto & Truck Rust Proofing & Undercoating TST Sealant Complete Detail

Window Tinting Steam Cleaning Compound & Waxing

Protective Side Moulding Minor Body Work

TRUCK BED MATS AutogVituitics.`kc.

501 Cooke St. Honolulu, 96813

5244020

'79 REINELL 2111., 200 HP, recent motor service. $9500/ofr. Ph. 487-5748

'33 WOOD Sloop. Slip avail. F-3 Keehi Marine Ctr. $14K, 848-0797 Alan

16' HOBIE Cat ('81) w/ trailer. Racing rigged. Extras. $2,300. 261-6873

166 Pickups, Trucks

65 FORD ECONOLINE $650.

Call 621-8048

'78 SUZUKI GS 1000, w/ fairing, good reliable transportation. $800, 942-0668

'82 DODGE Rampage Sport p/u. Low mi., under book at $2450. PH. 623-1450

'82 MAZDA, low mi , 5 spd ,

stereo, no rust. Must see. Offer 235-1520.

WHEEL OF A DEAL "FREE" TIRES & RIMS PACKAGE**

Now through June 30,1987, Toyota City is offering the 1987 4x4 Standard Bed Truck at a very affordable price. By investing in a 4x4 Truck, you will also get a super savings "plus" a $700 Rex Tire/Bridgestone Merchandise Certificate. Certificates must be redeemed for rims/wheels, tires, etc ... at any Rex Tire/Bridgestone location.

1987 4x4 STANDARD BED TRUCK

$900 down. 60 month financing. selling price of 612,275.22 including tax /i license. 60 monthly payments total $15,354.60. 12.5% annual percentage rate on approved credit. Finance charge total 63979.38. May not be exactly as shown. Subject to prior sale. "'Package includes: 4 Bridgestone Desert Dueler Tires 4 EMPCO chrome rims mounting and installation

COME IN NOW! SALE ENDS JUNE 30, 1987

TOYOTA CITY 834-1402 2850-A PUKOLOA ST. (next to Gibson) Div. of Servco Pacific Inc.

166 Pickups, Trucks

'85 4WD Toyota Pickup, tint, stereo, a/c, tarp, all extras, excl. cond., must see. $9500. 261-0562

'85 S10 Blazer, warranty, AM/FM cass., air, low mi., excl. cond. $9500. 261-6567

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

'81 KAWASAKI, good cond , 2 helmets, cover, 2 books, $1800. 833-9600

'81 Honda 750 custom Runs great. $1000 or best. K.C. after 4. 684-3157

'82 HARLEY Davidson Sportster, black, excl. cond. $3500. 247-5601

'83 HONDA VT500 Ascot light, quick, agile! Rare, only 3 on island $1695 OBO John Gerving days 477- 6223, evening/weekend 842-1250

'85 HONDA Interceptor 500 excl. cond., extras. 52700/ offer. 531-2131

'84 MAZDA Sport truck, auto. $5500 or offer. 536- 7904 or 235-2559

'87 SP200 Suzuki. Asking $1500. Call Edwin 845-0543

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

750 YAMAHA Spec. w/ blown main bearing but good cond $300/ofr. 623- 6141

175 Vous, Campers,

Jeep, 4 WO

73 CHEVY Van C10. 52200/ offer. Ask for Chris 942- 3478 or 942-0386

'83 FORD Van-custom pan- eled int., low mi., stnd. w/ overdrive, excl. cond., heavy duty 6 cyl. $6800/ offer. 689-5361

'84 VANAGON, low mi ,

excl. cond. $9000 or offer Call 254-2481

'84 FORD 150 Van, air, stereo, auto, 18,000 mi. $9000 Ph. 262-9233

176 Automobiles for Sole

Alto Romeo

85 ALFA Veloce Conv't., Air, leather, AM/FM cass. 10,500 mi. $11,950. Call 732-7925

176 Automobiles for Sale BMW

84 318i 5 spd air stereo Order from

OREGON

any NEW CAR or PICKUP

ROBERTS and REDFIELD

Portland tvrnc fr, Ittf%

ANY MAKE -- ANY MODEL DELIVERED ANYWHERE

Including HAWAII

ROBERTS and REDFIELD 1313 W Burnside

Portland OR 97209 15031295-5556

Audi

85 5000S. Rare 5 spd., no recall. Lady owner. Immac

12,900/ofr 395-6155

1041%

'80 320is, Ricaro's, air, sunroof, 5 spd., 59K mi. $8500. ofr. 455-5654

cass., sunroof. Debbie, 524- 7771. Offer

Buick

'75 LE SABRE, full power, air, 56,000 mi., clean, $1400 247-4955/235-1938 75 BUICK Skylark, 2 dr. white, new tires and brakes, good shape, $1100/make offer. 261-0477

'75 APOLLO p/s. p/b, air, asking $850/neg .

422-5076

'78 ESTATE wagon, p/b, p/ s. WI, 90,000 mi. $1200/ offer. 235-3040

Cadillac -----__ '79 EL Dorado Biarritz, loaded, stainless steel top, excl. cond. All maint. rec- ords. 1 owner from CA $5800. 396-6095

'79 REGAL, turbo V6. Make best offer. Call Friday or J D. 845-6288 '87 NEW Century Customs 4 dr. front $12,687. Air, tilt, stereo, extras, Lease to own or purchase. CARS UNLIM- ITED. Today's Alternative 841-4211.

Cadillac

'79 El Dorado Biarritz. white, 57K mi., new paint & tires, new eng., tinted, moonroof, like new $6400 Ph 486-1073

'80 SEVILLE, silver, diesel, 4 dr. $5500.

Call 396-0883

Chevrolet

'65 STINGRAY. black, PB. PS, auto. Excl. cond. $14,500 /offer. 833-4226.

'75 CORVETTE T-top 350 4

peed, air, white, black leather, center lines, Good- rich TA's car cover, low mileage $9500. Call after 5. 95-7684

'76 CORVETTE 4 speed, charcoal gray, excl.

cond $9000.488 -2390.

77 NOVA, tints, stereo, rally rims, solid cam, gear- ing Offer 623-3619.

77 MONTE Carlo-305 ehuilt eng.., body needs ork $300/ofr. 235-6286

ves

'78 CAMARO, 4 spd., air, stereo, excl. cond. in/out, $3450. Call 395-2012.

June 25 - July 1, 1987 Classified IV

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'84 TOYOTA TERCEL Auto, P18, AM radio (1877-R) 3,900 '85 CHEVY CAVALIER Auto, PIS, FIB, A/C, AM/FM radio (1894) 59300 '86 NISSAN MAXIMA Fully loaded, beautiful (1855-SSM) 12,500 '86 SUZUKI FORSA V Auto, PIS, P18, A/C, AM /FM radio (2032) _4,900 '85 DODGE CHARGER Auto, P/S, NB, A/C, AM /FM radio (2022)... .4,200 '86 CHRYSLER 5th AVE 200 Fully loaded, "Like new (2024) 5

'86 CHEVY SPRINT Great small car (2015) 5,200 '85 FORD TEMPO Auto, PIS, P18, MC, AM/FM radio (1975)... .5,100 '85 MERCURY COUGAR Auto, P/S, P18, A1C, AM /FM stereo (1735-SSM) 7,700 '86 HONDA CIVIC Beautiful! (1936) 7,500 '86 NISSAN SENTRA Auto, PIS, PM, A/C, AMIFM radio (2025). 6,700 '85 DODGE COLT DL Auto, PIS, PK AM/FM radio (2035) 4,500

MANY WELL-MAINTAINED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM!

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Red on red, all stock, little or lady's car.

Beautiful, 81,000 miles (BAP-424) 4,200 '42 PLYMOUTH 4-DR SEDAN "Special Deluxe," original Mohair interior. Rebuilt flathead "6", trans & Excellent condition (8435M) 9,900

10,000 '72 MERCEDES BENZ 250C Coupe, almost perfect interior, low miles, fresh from California (4/3972M)

'86 CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS Why buy a new one? With less than 9,000 miles (4F3904M) 13,500 '84 VOLVO GL WAGON Low miles, leather interior, power windows, custom wheels,4 cyl. (CHF-667) ........ , , 14,500 '83 BMW 5331 Loaded, 5 speed, leather interior, fresh from the mainland. (#4067M) 20,000 '75 MERCEDES BENZ 450 SL Less than 60,000 miles, 2 tops, no rust (#3973M) 22,000 '69 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 440 Magnum, B&M Ratchet Shifter, 304 Rear-End. Ibis is the REAL American Mean err, MacNne (115-470)

`OPEN EVERYDAY & NIGHTS CORNER OF NIMITZ HWY AND LAGOON DRIVE 0.30-U0

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Chevrolet

'79 NOVA. 4 dr , AC, low mileage, some rust, good tires. $650/offer. 922-4060

'80 CITATION 4 cyl., 4 dr., stud. shill, no air cond., H/B, 22,865 original mi., runs well, $1400 625-2034

'80 MONZA, 68,500 mi., 2 dr., 4 spd., AM/FM cass. $1000 623-8931

83 CAMARO, new tires, new paint, stereo $6800 684-7319, 488-7429 Ann

'84 CAMARO Z28, 5 spd., 14k mi. Showroom cond. Loaded. $10,000 262-0635/ 263-6602

'84 CHEVETTE 2dr. Low mi. Excl. cond. Sac. $1995/ offer. 922-4075/955-4705.

'85 CORVETTE, all power $22,000. Call 239-8357 after 3 p.m.

'87 NEW Astro CL Vans. 8 pass., V6, auto., air $14,587. Today's Alterna- tive. CARS UNLIMITED 841-4211

- '87 CAMARO, take over pymts. '72 Opel, new paint, 'nags, $1600/ofr. 677-8057 after 2 pm.

'87 EUROSPORTS Celebri- ties. Auto., air & more. $9,987. Lease to own or purchs. CARS UNLIM- ITED. Today's Alternative. 841-4211.

'87 MONTE Carlo SS-pwr., equip., air, AM/FM, loaded. $15,387. CARS UNLIM- ITED. Today's Alternative 841-4211 Irk 84 FORD Tempo 31... 2 dr.

auto. Orig. owner. 41k mt. Chrysler 3000/offer. 261-7049

Classics & Antiques

'41 FORD. 4 door or,gtnal $2000 or best offer 261- 8054

'36 FORD sedan very good cond

455-8452

DONN

83 280ZX Turbo, mint. ond., loaded, air, gray, T-

op. Call 923-6321

Dodge

'80 ASPEN station wagon. For parts $350 Call 293-9046

Ford

'75 GRANADA, great cond. in/out, no rust, $850. Call 623 -6581,488 -2477.

'76 MUSTANG II, runs good, Joyce 922-5811, ext. 77306 weekdays 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.

'78 BLACK Mustang 302 eng , a/c, AM/FM stereo & more. Excl. cond. $25001 best offer. 254-4648

'78 MUSTANG II, V6 $900, air cond., runs good 247- 6117 after 4 p.m

'79 FAIRMONT, excl running, new paint. $1350/ofr. 521-9005

'79 FORD Mustang, 13,000 original miles, a/c, auto., p/ s, mint cond., baby blue. Sacrifice $3600 Call Rick 521-8080 or 26', 23

'80 CHRYSLER Town & Country Wagon, front end damage, new tires. See to apprec. $1000/? 671-9483

'85 FORD Escort, 3 dr. hatchback, auto., air, excl. cond., red $3995. Call 262- 9298

ford

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MIKE SALTA PONTIAC/ISUZU

6riai Nrui,6 Erport Offer ends 6/30/87 Honolulu, Hawaii Circulation: 3600 New Cars Annually

LEASE EM. 12111%..V1 vo S200 I'ER MON'I'II

'87 FIERO 4 Cyl., Tinted Glass, Air Cond., Auto. Trans., Till Steering Wheel, AM/FM Stereo.

*2301 Residual: $2900

'87 GRAND AM 4 Cyl., Air Cond., Power Steering. Reclining Front Seats, Tinted Glass, . Power Front Disc and Rear Drum Brake System. 02414 Residual: $3252

'87 I-MARK 4 Cyl., 5-Spd., An Cond. , Power Steering. Aluminum Wheels, Tinted Glass, Tilt Steering. Digital Clock. Halogen Lamps

N5390 Residual $2513

'87 SUNBIRD snv 4 Cyl., Tinted Glass, Air Cond.. Auto. Trans., Power Steering, Luggage Reck. AM/FM Stereo. Tilt Steering. Sport Mirrors

*2335 Residual $3381

'87 ISUZU 4x4 4 Wheel Drive. 5 Spd. Value Package. Bright Chrome Grill and Front Bumper. Double Wall Cargo Bed. Cut Pile Car- peting, Dual Mirrors 05395 Residual $3100

'87 TROOPER 4 Wheel Drive. 5 Spd.. Power Steering, Tinted Glass. Reclining Front Seats. Tachometer and Gauges, Halogen Lamps

*5493 Residual' $3220

EXTRA ******MORE GOOD NEWS****** Mike Salta Pontiac Isuzu has again earned the coveted Pontiac MASTER DEALER AWARD for acquiring an outstanding number of new car customers and for achieving an outstanding ratio of satisfied customers. We are truly grateful to all of you who helped make it possible! Thank you! Every 1987 model Pontiac and Isuzu, every company executive car, every sales demonstration car and every make and model used car - totalling HUNDREDS of vehicles - is NOW specially priced to begin our year end CLEARANCE.

BRAND NEW 1987 PONTIAC FIREBIRD

BRAND NEW 1987 PONTIAC FIERO

$7995 or $154 per mo.*

Residual: $1982 ORDER 4131.10520

Vehicles are subject to prior sale. Prices are plus tax, license and documentary fee. Valid thin! 6/ 30/87

M

General Manager, Morrie Stoebner, announces Pon- tiac 1987 model year clearance begins NOW! Get the car you want from our huge inventory. *** THE GOOD NEWS GETS BETTER ***

Military Financing Our Specialty!

GOOD USED CAR

'75 BUICK LE SABRE 2 dr , 8 Cyl, Auto , AM radio, P/S, A/C. Tilt, 1/2 Vinyl top.CET719

49825 $995

NEWS SPECIALS '78 AUDI FOX S/W 4 Dr,. 4 Cyl , Auto., AM/FM radio BN0111

$ .9.3. 1195 ' 71 VW BUG 2 dr . 4 Cyl, 4 Spd AM/1-1,1

Lass. A0C968

49772$1295

'80 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC3

2 Dr . 4 Cyl 4 Spd., AM/FM P.,. AT, CAF146

.9849 $1695

'82 DODGE COLT 2 Dr . 4 Cyl 4 Spd , AM radio, ATR733

49847 $1995

SENTRA A S/W 4 dr.. 4 Cyl., Auto., AM/FM cass. P/S, A/C, MF 7334

.... $2795 '82 FORD MUSTANG GL 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., AM/FM cass., P/S. A/C. wire wheels AWX655.

$3495 49752

'80 VOLVO DL

2 Dr.. 4 Cyl., 4 Spd.. AM/FM cass

59818 $4795 '84 TOYOTA TERCEL , Dr 4 Cyl.. Auto , AM Hach°. A /C. DDJ972

.9856 $4895

'85 ISUZU LS P/U 4x4 2 Dr , 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., AM /FM. P/S, rally wheels. Turone

49889 $6495

All lessee are 48 month knees with option to purchase, $200 security deposit. Payment times terms tax ismals total payment, $1500 cap. reduction tax & lic. 15,000 mi. per year. On approved credit

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EXTRA EXCITEMENT ON SALE

'87 BONNEVILLE 4 Dr., Air, Stereo, Tilt Wheel and Much More

859530 $12,995

'87 ISUZU I-MARK Auto., 4 Dr

411374 $7995 4 '87 SUNBIRD SE Air, P/S and Much More

#56702 $8795

'87 PONTIAC 6000 SE A/C, Stereo, Rally Suspension. Spoiler. European Wheels and Much More.

#39119 $12,395 '87 GRAND PRIX 6 Cyl., Auto P/S. R/6

*215209 $9995

'87 PONTIAC STE A/C. P/W, P/door locks, P/seat, cruise control, AM/FM cassette. P/memory seat and much more.

#238248 $162895

BRAND NEW 1987 ISUZU TROOPER

$10 995 5

005525

BRAND NEW 1987 PONTIAC 6000

$9695 #51662

New car prices are not combinable with special interest rates or rebates.

® L11, 1 Ug 2945 N. NIMITZ HIGHWAY Ph.836-2441

'86 FAIRMONT wagon, runs well, A/C, power, auto, $500. 247-5646

Honda

80 CIVIC, 5 spd., air, AM/ FM cass., low mi., $2400/ ofr. 395-1711

83 HONDA Accord, 4 dr sdn., 5 spd., air, AM/FM cass. $5600. 247-8078

BANK Repo! '83 Accord LX Call Nancy 525-8216 M-TH 8-4.30, Fri. 8-6 pm.

'83 CIVIC 1500 Sport-excl. cond., high mi. $2500/offer. 456-1253

'86 CIVIC, repo'd, sealed bid only. Call 524-9613 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

87 ACCORD LX, 1,000 mi. 5 yr. wrnty $315/60 mos. $2500/ofr. eves 623-1352

Uncoln

74 IV Lincoln otter or trade for truck; '66 Camaro, Big block. For sale, offer. 695- 9645

. .

. Mazda

'82 MAZDA GLC 3 dr, h/b, auto, AM/FM cass , excl cond. $2095/offer 395-3387

Mercury --^ '75 MARQUIS station wgn ,

needs some repairs. $600 Sally, 671-2967.

Nissan

73 240Z. Runs good Lac' cond. $3,300/best offer 262-7618.

Oldsmobile

'72 CUTLASS Olds $700/ offer. Call for more information 262-2431

Renault

BRAND new '87 Renault Aliance convertible, red w/ black top $13,000 or best offer. 262-7893

Subaru

PlyMouth

'76 VOLARE 2 dr., auto, air, power, good cond, $700/ offer 254-3606

Pont*

78 GRAND PRIX orig. owner, excl. cond., all power, see/drive. $1950/ ofr. 737-2007

'79 SUNBIRD, cps., low mil., air, stereo, power, wht. $1250/offer. 488-8145

'79 COUGAR, loaded, good cond. in /out, $1000/ofr Call 455-7962

'76 COUGAR for parts; '57 Ford rebuilt 312 cu. in. eng. $400/offer 235-2243

'83 TRANS AM auto, 8 cyl. ctr line rims, black, cass loaded. $5900. 839-4258.

'80 SUBARU station wagon; AM/FM stereo. brown exterior, with tan interior, good running condition. $1000 or best offer. Call 672-4301 in evenings.

Toyota

'73 CELICA, Red, auto. AM/ FM radio. Clean. Must sell. $950/best offer. 941-6215.

'77 TOYOTA Corolla, 4 dr., 61,000 mi., good cond. $1000. 262-8273 eves.

'83'4 TRANS AM, white/ black, auto , fully loaded. Call 395-9798

'84 FIERO SE. red. loaded auto, 18K mi., top cond. $6800/ofr Call 541-2637 days, 536-1284 eves.

'86 FIERO 2M4, red, 5 spd., alarm, 9700 mi., like new, $6800 262-9897

itenatal

82 RENAULT Le Car, standard shift. sunroof, 4 dr, new motor, new clutch! 2 new tires, receipts, some rust $10001 I'm Moving, so I gotta sell it Days 261- 1691, eves. 923-8960 Pat.

'79 CELICA 2 dr. Auto. trans., sun roof $2300 or best offer. 262-0188

'80 COROLLA wgn. 4 spd., mech. excl., int. & body good. $2150. 239-5812 - - '80 COROLLA wgn., standard, excl. cond., moving, must sell. $1600 262-2068

'81 TERCEL 2 door. h/b, auto, AM/FM cassette player, runs great. $1200. Ph. 254-4518

Toyota

'85 4x4. 16k mi. AM/FM cass. Sliding rear win $7900. Home 696-8203, work 684-3253. Dave

'85 TERCEL 2 dr. hatchback Great cond. $3750 or offer. 293-9529.

'87 TERCELS, 5 dr., HB, $8,687. Air, PS & more. '87 COROLLAS. $9,387. PS, Auto AM/FM, air Still under warr. 60 mos. No dn. OAC CARS UNLIMITED. Today's Alternative 841- 4211

Volvo

'78 245 DL wagon, 1 owner, 3rd. seat, AM/FM cass. air, 5 spd. 395-0432

'83 GL sedan, excl. cond., low mi., fully loaded, Rust- proofed, $10,000/offer 262- 5638

Volkswagen

'81 STARLET, 1 owner, must see to believe! $2600/ ofr. Ph. 455-7962

'70 KARMANN Ghla, excl. condition, no rust $3450 or best offer. 623-8296.

'69 BUG new paint, eng tires, wheels. $2250 or trade '67 Camaro 239-5582

'69 VW Bug, looks & runs good $1000/offer 263-5335 day. 261-0938 eves.

'70 BUG-Rebuilt eng. & paint job, excl operating cond. $2000. Call 422-506

'82 COROLLA 4 dr. sdn auto., a/c, stereo $2700. Ph. 263-6493

'83 COROLLA 5 spd tinted, p/s, AM/FM cass., excl. cond. $4400. 623-3124

'84 COROLLA, auto, P/S AM/FM cass. air $5800/ofr. 395-1711.

Pearl

T" Nissan

0U SPeci

ft

NISSAN MeV NISSAN

456-5938 NEW '87

200 SX XE

#12801

Loads of standard features: power s eering, AM/FM digital stereo, tinted glass, luxuriously upholstered interior. E.F.I.

$10,395 pearl

CitY Nissan

71 VW Super Beetle $300 or offer. Call 536-6974 or 455-4951 Miki

'78 DIESEL Rabbit, good cond $1500.

Call 247-6476

All cars subject to prior sale. USED CAR SPECIALS

'78 PONTIAC. SUNBIRD

V6. Sunroof (13RV826). $200 DOWN OAC

Prices plus tax &

lic.

'84 T-BIRD Power windows, door locks, stereo. (BUS028)

$5995 '82 RENAULT

FUEGO Air cond.. leather. stereo. Low mi. 5

spd. (COS334]

'83 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr. sedan. Very Clean

5 spd. (1351/305)

$5395

'83 NISSAN SENTRA

'82 MAZDA RX7 4 dr. sdn. Custom AM /FM cass. Alloys. upholstery. Air cond.

(AUX6 .78) (CFB166)

$5195 $3695

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