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Majuro Listing • 2016 Rmi Telephone Directory MAJURO LISTING • 2016 RMI TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 177 Health Care Plan Reservations ..................................................625-3733 Telephone .....................................................625-5180 Airport Office ................................................247-7338 625-5480 247-7769 Fax ..................................................................625-5381 247-3562 Cargo/Traffic ................................................247-3071 A 247-6058 Flight Operations ..........................................247-3305 Abraham, Rusin ...............................................625-6268 247-2593 247-4550 AA Wholesale 247-4551 Telephone .....................................................625-8388 247-4553 625-7686 Fax ..................................................................247-6052 Maintenance ................................................247-4551 AC Construction Company Fax ..................................................................247-4551 Telephone .....................................................625-3673 Part Room .....................................................247-5888 Fax ..................................................................625-3673 247-4834 Delap Store ...................................................625-5028 Airport Customs Ace Hardware Telephone .....................................................247-7172 Telephone .....................................................625-5564 625-5630 Ajejdrikdrik Corporation Fax ..................................................................625-7374 Telephone .....................................................625-7373 Fax ..................................................................625-1066 Aelon Kemman LLC Telephone .....................................................625-5500 Ajeltake Christian Academy Telephone .....................................................247-6507 Aho, Saane & Rais ..........................................247-8947 Aine, Saito ........................................................625-7121 Ajeltake Public Elementary School Anni, Telja .........................................................247-7740 Telephone .....................................................247-7548 247-7567 Air Marshall Islands (AMI) Administration ...............................................625-3731 Ajeltake UCC 625-3733 Telephone .....................................................528-8008 625-3373 Fax ..................................................................625-3730 Alele Museum / Public Library Accounting ...................................................625-3782 Archives .........................................................625-3372 625-3767 Fax ..................................................................625-3226 Fax ..................................................................625-3730 36 MAJURO LISTING • 2016 RMI TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Aliang Restaurant Sr. Dorothy Nook. ..........................................625-5717 Telephone .....................................................625-8318 OLSH Sisters ...................................................625-3880 Religious Education......................................625-6307 Arikitau, Maure ................................................247-5572 Catholic Mission ...........................................625-6675 Fax ..................................................................625-3226 Fax ..................................................................625-5520 Alex, Ketty ........................................................625-5072 Imon Jema ....................................................247-7762 Alfred, Ken & Iolani S. ......................................625-1453 Catholic Apostolic Center ..........................247-7797 Alfred, Paolina .................................................247-7241 Alfred, Sandy & Julia .......................................625-6220 Assumption Elementary Alfred, Will & Cathleen ...................................625-7647 Telephone .....................................................625-3795 Algones, Lilia ....................................................625-3817 Fax ..................................................................625-5201 Alik, Amima ......................................................528-5567 Andrew, Masako .............................................625-4272 Assumption High School Andrike, Kiko ....................................................247-3514 Telephone .....................................................625-8426 Andrike, Les ......................................................625-7565 Library ............................................................625-3634 Andrike, Sailass ................................................625-3653 Anitok, Jorbi .....................................................625-8991 B Anjain, Doug & Camilla ..................................247-8477 Anungar, Jokkob .............................................625-5074 Bank of Guam Anuntak, Valentino .........................................625-3456 Telephone .....................................................625-3322 Arelong, Oscar ................................................247-2528 625-3331 Arelong, Tommy ..............................................625-7204 247-8065 247-4826 Arro Corporation Fax ..................................................................625-3444 Telephone .....................................................247-6665 Manager .......................................................625-5331 247-8888 Bank of Marshall Islands Asia Espresso / Taste of Asia Telephone .....................................................625-3636 Telephone .....................................................625-2337 625-3637 625-3662 Asia Ocean Marshalls, Inc. 625-6264 Telephone .....................................................625-5842 625-7669 625-7670 Assemblies of God 625-7671 Ajeltake Church ...........................................528-2868 625-0093 625-0094 Assumption Catholic Church 625-0095 Church Office ...............................................625-8307 625-0096 37 MAJURO LISTING • 2016 RMI TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Fax ..................................................................625-3661 Office of Senator & Council ........................625-6528 625-3638 Project Manager ..........................................625-7825 Moneygram ..................................................625-0101 Fax ..................................................................625-7824 Manager .......................................................625-6265 Executive Secretary .....................................625-0026 BILCO Store Airport Station ...............................................247-3636 Telephone (Downtown) ..............................625-3260 247-3637 625-4650 247-3638 Fax ..................................................................625-3587 247-6265 Telephone (Rita) ...........................................625-3850 Fax ..................................................................247-3661 Telephone (Makije) ......................................247-4051 IT Office .........................................................625-6991 Laura Office ..................................................528-3636 Bing, Alex C. .....................................................625-2539 528-3638 Bing, Andrew AC Construction Office ...............................625-3673 Banking Commission Fax ..................................................................625-3673 Telephone .....................................................625-6310 Delap Take-out .............................................625-5028 625-7310 Bing, Luanne & James ....................................247-2464 Fax ..................................................................625-6309 Bingo Company Batol, Joseph & Laureen ................................528-5622 Telephone .....................................................247-3594 247-8252 BC Retail Fax ..................................................................247-7057 Telephone .....................................................625-4383 Briand, Kennar Dr. ..........................................247-7688 Belle, Warelek ..................................................528-5230 Briand, William .................................................247-7181 Ben, Omela ......................................................528-2831 Bukida, Hiroshi ..................................................247-7682 Benjamin, Danson ...........................................528-2834 Bukunkur, Jolet .................................................625-6082 Bennett, Paul & Rosania A .............................247-3302 C Bikini Atoll Town Hall Telephone .....................................................625-4125 Cabinet (Office of the President) 625-4126 Telephone .....................................................625-2233 Customer Service Representative ..............625-4265 625-3213 Fax ..................................................................625-3330 625-3445 Liaison ............................................................625-3177 625-3660 Fax ..................................................................625-3330 Fax ..................................................................625-3649 Mayor ............................................................625-4688 Security Desk .................................................625-5073 Fax ..................................................................625-5112
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