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Vol. 20 No. 65 Saipan, jWP 96950 © 1 9 9 1 Morianas Variety October 29, 1991 Seiving CNMI for 19 Yeore

Rise in alien births alarm health officials

by Rafael H. Arroyo prompting health planners from This was learned in an inter­ “planned” for the benefit of lo­ a total of 82, which is 67% of the the Department of Health and view yesterday with Health cals turn out to be used by total for that month. Births of children not of Environmental Services to get Deputy Director Ned Arriola and population groups other than Admissions to the Neo-natal Marianas descent has continued back at the drawing table and CHC Administrator Pete Chamorros and Carolinians. Intensive Care Unit (NICU), by to outpace local deliveries at the reevaluate their current capa­ Untalan, who both said that According to the latest statis­ Filipinos and other non-locals Commonwealth Health Center bilities. programs that are supposed to be tics gathered by the department, were also high for the same pe­ a total of 218 deliveries from riod such that an average of 42% April to June this year were at­ of those admitted to the NICU tributed to non-CNMI people were non-CNMI. who gave birth at the CHC, or According to Arriola, several 62% of the 353 total. of the deliveries had no pre-natal Of the 105 total bom in April, check up (PNC), with one patient 40 were Filipinos, 5 were Ko­ delivering a premature infant at reans, 4 were Chinese, 1 was home and then came in several Thai, 4 were Japanese, 2 were hours later. Palauans, and 8 were Chuukese, The remaining patients who for a total of 65, which is 62% of delivered attended PNC in late the total. second trimester to early third In May, 44 Filipinos were trimester. Some delinquency in recorded, 6 Koreans, 4 Chinese, the number of PNCs attended by 9 Palauans, 4 Chuukese, 2 these patients were noticed, with Pohnpeians, and 2 Yapese for a Micronesians slightly less com­ total of 71 out of a total of 125, pliant with PNC attendance. a 57 % non-CNMI birth. According to Arriola, the In June, a total of 123 deliv­ sudden influx of non-resident eries were recorded, with 51 births at CHC has suddenly Filipinos, 2 Koreans, 9 Chinese, caused a great degree of uneasi­ Sunday was a fun-filled day for the family as the Republican Party held a grand picnic at the Kilili Beach 1 Thai, 7 Palauans, 5 Chuukese, ness for the department. 5 Pohnpeians, and 1 Yapese for Continued on page 28 in Susupe.

B oat sinks o ff Tinian, A i r M i k e six-m an crew rescued by Terl M. Flores sized 15 miles west of Tinian when their vessel experienced p u r c h a s e d on Friday afternoon. engine malfunction several Saipan authorities Authorities rescued the miles off the coast of Tinian. successfully rescued on Fri­ vessel’s all-Filipino crew After receiving a call from day six crew members of a composed of the captain, Tinian, the Civil Defense f o r $ 2 9 0 capsized 40 foot vessel on its Sancho Diaz and five other Office in coordination with way to Tinian to deliver some Tinian Stevedore employees the Department of Public Guam-based Pacific that we will do our best to cargo. Anastacio Tunaonao, Jose Safety-Boating Safety Divi­ Micronesia Corporation yes­ make the airline an exciting Coast Guard Saipan Liai­ Gadion Jr., Eulalio Cruz, sion conducted a search and terday announced that it has place to work in in the com­ son Officer Lt. Commander Domingo Bulaclac and rescue operation. signed an agreement with ing years,” Doubleday said. Jerry Swanson said the crew Rosendo Nalicden. Authorities then sought the Continental Airlines, Inc. to Both Doubleday and Se­ of the Sweet Cha-Cha were Swanson said the crew assistance of Macau Heli­ purchase Continental’s Air nior Vice President Scott rescued several hours after were heading to Tinian from copters and Pacific Island Micronesia operation, other­ Gibson have extensive expe­ the vessel reportedly cap­ Saipan to deliver some cargo Aviation after they located wise known as “Air Mike.” rience, as well as specific the vessel at about 11:30 The agreement was filed expertise in Asia/ Pacific Friday morning. with theUS Bankruptcy Court trade development and tour­ The crew from Macau He­ in Wilmington, Delaware, and ism. licopters headed by its pilot will involve the purchase of Doubleday was previously Mike Cunningham and its Air Mike by PMC for $270 Regional Managing Direc­ crew, Rufus Crowe and million in cash, plus $20 mil­ tor—Southeast Asia with Armando Villamor arrived at lion in preferred stock. Hong Kong-based Pan the exact time when the ves­ The acquisition is expected American World Airways, sel was about to sink. to be finalized early next year. and is currently chairman of The crew members of the “We are pleased and excited the Inner-Asia Group in San ill-fated vessel were then about reaching an agreement Francisco, California. given a life raft, supplies, a with Continental on the Air Gibson was formerly Se­ tracking device known as an Mike purchase,” said PMC nior Director-International EPERB and a navigational Chairman and Chief Operating Marketing and Planning at system called a LORAN. Officer George Doubleday II, Continental Airlines, and has The Filipino crewmen were in a news release faxed to the been a partner in the con­ transported back to Saipan Variety. sulting firm, INTERACT. after the vessel, Carolinian “The Pacific region has John Eckel Jr., an indepen­ was dispatched to their loca­ tremendous growth potential, dent Houston, Texas busi­ tion. with markets that are rapidly nessman, is also a member of Swanson said the incident expanding. I want to assure the founding team. was the “classical search and the nearly 1100 employees of The PMC investor group rescue operation which Air Mike that they may all will be led by Arral & Part- The wreckage of a car that figured in an accident along As Terlaje showed a well-coordinated remain with the company and Continued on page 27 lies by the roadside. A Filipino died while five others were injured effort between the oublic and in this accident. private entities."

' j s f z d s TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 9 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCOTBER 29,1991 Congress bids to support CNMI’s 902 claim CHC not against private practitioners-Untalan by Rafael H. Arroyo I. DL. Guerrero’s August 28, said. benefit of the people.” lands as to which right, title or 1990 letter to the legislature The initiative process enables Likewise, S.L.I. 7-3 seeks to interest have been vested in the by Terl M. Flores cemed of is the health care made not currently being practiced. cess sets the conditions by which the Horiguchi Building in Senate President Joseph S. which outlined the difficulties the people of the Northern amend Article XI, Section 1 of Resident Commissioner under available to the public and the One contention which the government approves a cer­ Garapan. Inos recently called on his for the Commonwealth in clearly Marianas to effect a statute after the constitution such that refer­ Secretarial Order 2989, promul­ Hospital officials said they are successful monitoring and pre­ Hocog’s attorney, Anthony tain project. It is issued when an Untalan said there were no counterpart in the House of stating its sovereign claim to a majority of the electorate votes ence to US law as basis for com­ gated by the US secretary of the just following the stipulations of vention of communicable dis­ Long stated was that since Iasi expenditure of more than clear plans as to when the Phase Representatives to act immedi­ exclusive jurisdiction over ma­ in its favor, pursuant to Article monwealth claim to ownership Interior on March 24,1976, the the law when they rejected to eases, Untalan said. year, the CHC had honored the $50,000 will be needed for the II of the project will commence. ately on twolegislativeinitiatives rine resources in submerged XVIII, Section 3 of the Constitu­ of submerged lands off its coast lands to which right, title or in­ recognize the certificates of Labor officials only honor non-resident COH’s issued by project, when the project will be He said that before Hocog can that would address the lands and off-shore waters. tion. is eliminated. - terest have been or hereafter are health (COH) issued by a local Hocog. relocated and will also state the put Phase II of his plans into Commonwealth’s sovereign The governor submitted two Senate Legislative Initiative That article would be amended transferred to or by the govern­ doctor. Untalan flatly denies that such need why project is being pur­ action, he first must re-submit claim to exclusive jurisdiction drafts of House bills, apparently 7-2 seeks to amend Article XIV, to read: “The lands as to which ment of the NMI under Article Hospital administrator Pete is the case. He said that the DPH sued. his application for further scru­ over marine resources in its asking the legislature to assist in Section 1 of the Constitution to right, title or interest have been v m of the Covenant, and the Untalan said the Department of and the DoCL never honored It was formerly under the helm tiny. submerged lands and off-shore the struggle by introducing two read: “The marine resources in or hereafter are transferred from submerged lands off the coast of Public Health (DPH) and the the health documents because of the CHIPDA and when the Another contention Untalan waters. short and simple legislative ini­ waters off the coast of the Com­ the Trust Territory of the Pacific the CNMI to which the Common­ Department of Commerce and they knew that under the law, agency was de-funded, the made was that when Hocog’s In a letter to House Speaker tiatives to amend portions of monwealth over which the Islands to any legal entity in the wealth now or hereafter may have Labor (DoCL) did not, at any only the DPH Director is man­ functions of the office was certificate of need was issued to Pedro R. DL. Guerrero, Inos Articles XI and XIV of the CNMI now orhereaftermay have Commonwealth under Secre­ a claim of ownership are public time, recognize the COH issued dated to issue the COH. transferred to the Office of the him, it did not stipulate that aside rallied the legislature’s bigger Constitution. jurisdiction shall be managed, tarial Order 2969 promulgated lands belonging collectively to the by private practitioner Dr. Larry He said health officials found Governor with the DPH func­ from operating his clinic, he can chamber to pass Senate Legis­ “It looks like the matter was controlled, protected, and pre­ by the US secretary of the Inte­ people of the Commonwealth who Hocog as he was not operating that Hocog was issuing such tioning as an agency consultant issue COH for non-resident lative Initiatives 7-2 and 7-3, not acted upon. But now that the served by the legislature for the rior on December 26,1974, the are of NMI descent” under a valid certificate of need. COH’s when they were informed to review pending applications. workers. which was approved pursuant to issue is of even greater impor­ Since last year, labor officials by Public Health Administrator Untalan said that such a pro­ Untalan failed to explain юге Article XVIII, Section 3 of the tance today for our 902 nego­ have ceased to recognize the Fermin Sakisat who saw the cess is good as it gives health on the misunderstanding be­ Constitution, by the senate dur­ tiators than it was over a year COH’s issued by Hocog and in documents in restaurants. care institutions “time to think tween hospital officials and ing its fourth regular session last ago, the Senate has passed two early August this year, Public “We were surprised when we before they start a program with Hocog as the attorney’s of both week in Rota. senate bills that I have prepared Health officials issued a memo­ learned of it. Before it could be limited resources.” parties are curre iy discussing Under the two initiatives, the and prefiled,” Inos said in his Pete Untalan randum informing business es­ done, a request should be made It also aims to reduce the cost the details of'fr ' issue at hand. people of the CNMI could effect letter to the speaker. tablishments that Public Health COH’s issued by the hospital in black&white that he is being of health care in the Common­ He reiterated the hospital an amendment that would He, however, noted that it is physicians are the only ones duly and according to Untalan, pri­ delegated to conduct exam­ wealth. administration’s stand that “they eliminate reference to US law as quite possible that even the best authorized to issue such docu­ vate practitioners who issue non­ ination of non-resident workers Untalan said Hocog’s certifi­ are not discouraging private a basis for Commonwealth ju­ efforts notwithstanding, the ments. resident COH’s should first sub­ and to issue theirCOH,’’Untalan cate of need was approved on practitioners from practice but risdiction over marine resources Board of Elections can not at this Untalan said the move was mit their findings to the DPH for said. condition that he will abide with that, they should follow existing in waters off the coast of the late stage act upon the matter proper screening. meant not to discourage private Untalan also contended that the stipulated requirements asked statutes and regulations.” CNMI, and for Commonwealth and get it on the ballot in the practitioners from practicing Once the results have been Hocog is not operating under of him. Previous attempts have been claim toownershipof submerged forthcoming November 2 gen­ their profession. “We are for reviewed and have passed the the certificate of need which he Hocog’s application showed made to reach Hocog who said lands off its coast. eral elections. private sector development,” he scrutiny of a medical panel, the originally submitted to the that there will be two phases to his lawyer, Atty. Horiguchi will “The matter is of great im­ “At least we have made the said. COH is then issued, Untalan said. Governor’s Office. his project, one of which was be the one to discuss the matter portance, and I hope that the effort if so. Anyway, I have made What health officials are con- He said that such a procedure is The certificates of need pro­ that he will locate his office at at hand. House will act on the matter in a provision in the initiative to the same spirit the Senate is now cope with failure to make the evidencing,” Inos said in his let­ November elections and inserted ter to Guerrero, apparently seek­ the language such that it may be CNMI s e c o n d annual drug abuse co n feren ce b e g i n s ing action on the two measures put on ballot in a special election he himself introduced. in 1992 on a date designated by The Senate president made the Eighth Commonwealth by Teri M. Flores McPhetres is one among theedu- to increase their awareness and in­ reference to Governor Lorenzo Legislature,” thesenatepresident cators who is pushing for the de­ volve theirparents and teachers also Educators from both the private velopment of more practical and in the process. and public schools in the Com­ recreationalprograms that the youth The conference will continus until monwealth are woridng with rep­ and other citizens can avail of. Thursday were a panel from the G uerrero appointees confirm ed by Senate resentatives from various sectors of One such program instituted in law-enforcementagencies,medical the Commonwealth in identifying theNMCarethe4-Hclubsorganized specialistsandgovemmentofficials by Rafael H. Arroyo made the recommendation that the Board, which must be stabil­ be generally well-liked and re­ society. meansbywhichdrugandsubstance through the Land Grant Division of will have their presentations. the appointees be given the nod ity, non-bias, and fairness,” said spected aside from having a keen, “Mr. Apatang feeds on abuse in the CNMI can be curbed. the College. McPhetres said there is The result of this year’s con­ The Senate has recently con­ after making the usual investi­ the report. inquisitive, analytical mind for technical challenge and has As the 2nd annual Drug Control apian of expanding youth activities ference will be included in the up­ firmed the appointments made gation and review of the appoin­ Nakatsukasaon the other hand problem solving. expressed delight and satis­ and Substance Abuse Prevention to include drug-education sessions coming Pacific Insular Regional by Governor Lorenzo I. DL. tees’ background and qualifica­ has d long illustrious public ser­ His educational background faction with the governor’s Conference enters its first day, rep­ for those involved in the club. Anti-Substances Abuse Program G uerrero of some four nominees, tions. vice career which includes three is technical — in the areas of selection, and since he also resentatives from primary, second­ Association of Commonwealth (PIRAAP)Confercncein Honolulu, who will be made to sit in as According to the committee terms as member of the House of architectural and electrical. He has conveyed to the commit­ ary and collegiate institutions in the Teachers President Joe Boija said Hawaii from November 18-22. members of the Board of Elec­ reports, San Nicolas and Cepeda Representatives, as member of has spent sixteen years in the tee a genuine felling of a Commonwealth recognized the educators perceive the dmgproblem The conference is being held at tions, the Alcohol and Beverage were good choices to sit in the the Saipan Municipal Council private sector, the last four of commitment of service to the need for instituting more programs as a fruit of the sudden economic the Saipan Diamond Grand Ball­ Control Board, and the Com­ Board of Elections in lieu of 1968-1976, as District Commis­ which is in government, notably people of the Common­ and improving existing one’s to boom which the Commonwealth is room through the auspices of the monwealth Utilities Corporation erstwhile board members Fermin sioner (1986), and served on as resident department head of wealth, the committee feels combat the use of illegal drugs and experiencing. Department of thelnteriorandother Board of Directors. Sakisat and Bertha Tudela, several boards and as presiding Rota Public Works, and is seen that the governor has made substance abuse through proper “if we are united in our effort, govemmentandcivicorganizations In a session held at Rota last whose terms expired recently. officer in a number of civic or­ as refreshingly non-bureaucratic an excellent choice in him,” education. solving this problem may be diffi­ in the CNMI. week, the Senate confirmed the Both board members would ganizations. in his approach to the technical said the committee chaired Education leaders described the cult yet, possible to do,” Braja said. appointments of John M. San have a four-year term in the poll Among his current positions needs of the Commonwealth by Senator Francisco Borja. increasingnumberofreported drug- Boija likens the problem as a Nicolas and Eugenia C. Cepeda body to represent Saipan. are as president of the Saipan to sit in the Board of Elections to “San Nicolas is a man of quiet Credit Union, as president of the related cases and the rise in the “war,agreatbattle which the CNMI Crim estoppers Unsolved Crimes number of drug users as “a silent is loosing.” represent Saipan; Pedro T. competence without extremes. Marianas High School PTA, and An NMC counsellor was one of the panelists during the 1st day Nakatsukasa and Joseph He is listened to by his friends as homestead administrator ot crisis which is rapidly spreading In the education level, much is *On S unday, Sept. 22,1 ‘991 ,ai around 6:45 p.m., a 28-year old session of the drug confab. Among those representing the college Apatang were confirmed to sit and associates who consider him the Marianas Public Land Cor­ into the fibers of the CNMI’s insti­ being done to curb and prevent the J apanese woman was apparently shot at the left side of her cheek­ are from left to right NM C Counsellor Victor Mesta, Nursing in the boards of the ABC and the an honest and reliable person. poration. tutions.” number of drug and substance bone as she was walking to her room at the Pastel Inn in San Jose. Supervisor Susie Robinson & NMC Social Science Dept. Chair Dr., abusers from escalating. CUC, respectively. He odes not take sides easily and “We found Mr. Nakatsukasa One of the drugs which is fast An unidentified male figure was seen on the premises where the Ansito Walter Starting at the primary level, the This was apart from the con­ is logical, precise and never to be very dedicated to a given becoming a menace is that of incident was reported. methamphetamine hydrochloride Public School System (PSS) has firmation of the appointment of known to be excitable,” the taskand is a veritable workhorse. which is commonly known as “ice programs and drug-free related incoming Superior Court Pre­ committee report said of San He is extremely well-known, *On Saturday, September 28 at about 12 a.m., three male ¿ M a r í a n a s cV a rìety'($ & or shabu.” The use of such illicit, curriculum which is being taughtin siding Judge Pedro M. Atalig, Nicolas. liked and respected, aside from teenagers were crusing along 20th Filling Station in Chalan highly addictive drug is not only all schools in the CNMI. which was reported in last In the case of Cepeda, the the fact that he doesn’t use to­ Kanoa District II when they were jumped by about six guys and Serving the Commonwealth for 19 years limited to a select group of people Such a program involves the NMC instructor Cheryl Trieber week’s issue of the Variety. committee said that it conducted bacco and alcohol,” the com­ apparently got stabbed with each one receiving from moderate to Published Tuesday and Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. but, has already spreadeven to those participation between the youth, played one of the key roles in In a letter to Governor interviews with citizens ac­ mittee said. serious stab wounds to the abdominal and chest'areas. Publishers: holding high positions. tlxirparents and their teachers. There the College’s presentation of Guerrero, Senate President Jo­ quainted with the nominee and CUC Board member-desig­ Anyone who has information on any of the incidents is en­ Abed and Paz Younis seph S. Inos said that upon re­ “Unless a step is taken now, we are creative projects, lectures, "Voices’ an interpretative found her to be well-liked, well- nate Apatang is seen to be a good couraged to call Crimestoppers at tel. no 234-7272 (PARA). willbeloddngatalostgeneration,” view of the qualifications of the educated, and proficient in her choice to serve as a Rota repre­ Abed Younis...... Editor Member of symposia and otherrelatedactivi ties reading fare presented during appointees, the senate feels as­ duties at the Micronesian Legal sentative to the said board, which Ten M. Flores ...... Reporter The Northern Marianas College (NMQ which are not only designed to im­ the 2nd annual drug control sured that they will carry out Services. has had a vacancy since late July, Rafael H. Arroyo...... Reporter Assocjated Press President Agnes McPhetres said. prove thechikl’sself-imagebutalso, and substance abuse seminar. their responsibilities to the best “The profile drawn of her by when former Chairman Jose Letters to the editor are welcome on any subject so long as they hand-signed (no photocopied of their abilities. the committee indicates a per­ Taitano’s and Rota member P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 signatures, please). Letters addressed to other publications or to third parties are discouraged. The Senate Committee on son of a character and back­ Oscar Quitugua’s reappointment Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 ® Mar'®nas Var'ety Faxed letters are allowed, so long as there is a voice telephone number for verification, as are Fax: (670) 234-9271 AI1 Rl9hts Reserved Executive Appointments and were rejected by the Senate. "electronic mail”. Letters endorsing particular political candidates are not encouraged and all ground commensurate with the letters are subject to editing for length and content. All letters remain the property of the Variety. Governmental Investigation requirements for a member of The committee found him to 4-MAK;ANt-*s Va·· ~ety NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCOTBER 29,1991 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 9 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-5

M ishaps leave, tw o dead, tw o critical Regional concerns being tackled in SPC meet by Terl M. Flores day evening, responded to two Rudolfo P. Leon Guerrero, 29 of Juanita Villagomez on the dividuals sustained minor in­ by Rafael H. Arroyo contact person, who usually sits and I expect the team to clarify Micronesia; the Marshall Is­ Caledonia and France are offer­ separate auto accidents which SanAntoniobecametheCNMI’s other hand, is listed in critical juries in the As Terlaje smash- at the CRGA, was not able to that issue,” Rosario, who is also lands; Solomon Islands; Papua, ing another site plus funding just “This is the worst year for the left two men dead and a two 14th and 15th traffic-related fa­ condition after she sustained a up. Governor Lorenzo I. DL. make it to the annual meet due to the CNMI’s Resident Executive New Guinea; New Caledonia; to have the office relocated. CNMI,” Chief of Police Tony women in critical condition. tality after they died four hours possible broken rib and internal According to initial reports, Guerrero is expected to rally the his commitments as the Repub­ for Indigenous Affairs said. Fiji; Tonga; Tokelau; french But apparently because of the Reyes said after police on Sun- Rogelio Silang, aFilipinoand apart from each other. hemorrhage while four other in­ Joe Anthony Villagomez of heads of some 27 states in the lican Party Campaign chairman. Another issue that is expected Polynesia; Tuvalu; Cook Islands; historic value of the place the Pacific on several critical issues According to Rosario, the ac­ to put the CNMI panel in the among others. SPC is asking that the govern­ confronting the region during tual conference will have the thick of discussion is that on the The Marshall Islands and the ment of New Caledonia and the the 31st annual South Pacific CNMI focus mainly on four is­ claim for control of the EEZ. CNMI are trying to bring in the SPC meet halfway, that is to have Commission Conference held sues namely, the selection of the It is reportedly the belief of the government of Japan to become the site for joint use. October 28 to 31 in Tonga. new secretary general for the governor that ocean resources in a member nation of the SPC. “The CNMI takes a position Issues ranging fron^ marine SPC; the CNMI’s membership each country of the region falls During the conference, the fate that the developer can go ahead resources claims within the 200- and role in the South Pacific under the control and jurisdic­ of the SPC’s permanent site of the hotel he is planning for, but mile exclusive economic zone, Region Environmental Program tion of the local government and currently located in a prime that a floor may be reserved for to whether the CNMI can be (SPREP); theadoption of apolicy not under the federal government. beachfront property in Anse the SPC,” Rosario said. signatories to international that would recognize the right of Rosario said that given the fact Vata, New Caledonia will be “This is to recognize the host agreements despite political every member nation of the SPC thatdown the stretch, grantfunds decided. country’s need to build up its subservience to the US, will be to control its marine resources from the US will continue to An existing controversy has tourism industry,” he added. addressed by the governor’s within 200 miles off its waters; decrease, itwould only be realis­ been haunting the issue of the Metropolitan members of the group which ¿so include Special and the CNMI position on hav­ tic that the Commonwealth SPC office because a developer Commission include the US, the Assistant for Communications ing a permanent office for the should start looking for more has been eyeing the site for a United Kingdom, France, Aus­ Brian Farley and Ike Villanueva SPC in New Caledonia, where sound and solid economic foun­ hotel. The governments of New tralia, and New Zealand. of the CNMI Honolulu Liaison. the office is currently headquar­ dation and development in the Every year, the conference is tered. said off-shore areas over a fickle held with the first week being Rosario said that an important industry like tourism. used up by the SPC Committee issue that the governor would be “We must look into opportu­ of Representatives of Govern­ seeking resolution to is on what nities for revenue generation in the EEZ, which is a more solid Two Filipinos figured in this accident which left one dead & another is critical A San Antonio man was named as the casualty of this vehicular accident in Chalan ment Administrations (CRGA) our role on the SPREP is, and foundation, something that will condition. The accident occurred on Sunday at the As Terlaje Hill approaching the Lau-lau during the early hours of Monday. Rudolfo Leon Guerrero was listed as the to debate on issues that are to be whether we are really allowed to take part in signing international go beyond tourism,” Rosario college. CNMI's 15th fatality after he figured in this accident tackled by the Commission. agreements despite the CNMI’s said. Chalan Piao, was heading up As The CRGA is composed of not being a sovereign country. This same resolution has been Terlaje Hill when a white Ford representatives of the adminis­ “While we may have equal introduced by the governor in sedan which was heading on the trations of the member nations footing with all our brothers in such fora as the National Gover­ opposite direction lost control not necessarily the heads of the region, we are still in limbo nors’ Association, the Western ELECTION PRECINCT - II and hit the driver’s side of states. as to what our role is in the Governors’ Association, appar­ Villagomez’s vehicle. After all have been considered, SPREP, considering that our ently to gain support in the bid to CHALAN KANOA/SUSUPE Reyes said Robert Myer of these very same issues debated political subservience to the US “keep on pounding” at the Fina Sisu apparently lost control upon by the CRGA will be taken Commonwealth’s Washington of his car and swerved to the up at the main conference which may stand in the way of our opposite lane causing it to col­ is attended by the different heads being fully capable to act as sig­ benefactors. lide with on-coming traffic. of states. natories in international agree­ The SPC, is composed of Police say that alcohol was John Rosario, the CNMI ments. We, Guam, and Ameri­ countries like the CNMI; Guam; CNMI's South Pacific Commission contact-person John Del Rosario. involved in the accident how­ government’s representative and can Samoa are in the same boat, Palau; the Federated States of ever, they declined to confirm it that was the cause of the fatali­ ties. Three hours after the accident, PLEASE VOTE police again responded to a re­ port which came in at 12:24 a.m. involving a blue Nissan pick-up POT FABOT BOTA operated by Guerrero. FRANCISCO Guerrero was pronounced 25 minutes after police found his bloodied body and that of a fe­ NON-PARTISAN Congressman Juan Sablan Demapan Congressman OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT TOMOKANE male companion inside the ve­ Northern Mariana Islands William C. Ada Saipan Senatorial Candidate Diego T. Benavente hicle near the Quartermaster road in Chalan Lau-lau. November 2. 1991 for My Dear Voters of Chalan Kanoa and Susupe: Reyes said Guerrero was trav­ SAIPAN/NORTHERN ISLANDS elling north bound in Beach Road INSTRUCTIONS: On behalf of Election Precinct II Club Members, I wish to extend our sincere Thank You and at a high rate of speed when he 1. Make an (X) or (*/) mark wilhin the box before the candidates' name. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL "Si Yuus Maase'" for your untiring moral support during our pocket meetings and campaign apparently lost control of his 2. If you desire to vote for a person whoso name does not appear on the ballot wTitein the name of person under gatherings during the past several weeks, it is indeed a great pleasure to have the opportunity vehicle and collided with a bill­ "Write-In". Write in the person’s name in full and make an (X) or (✓) mark within the box. to meet and personally speak with you on behalf of our candidates under the Republican board before finally hitting the I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND bus stop. CANDIDATES FOR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, MUNICIPALITY OF SAIPAN & ISLANDS NORTH OF SAIPAN banner: Congressman William C. Ada, Congressman Diego T. Benavente, and Senate V O TE FOR O N LY THREE (3) • High School Diploma, Marianas High School Class of 1973 candidate Juan S. Demapan. Guerrero’s woman compan­ • Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration (1977), Cum ion whose identity is still un­ 1. 1 1 ICITOL, David Lian (INCUMBENT) Laude, listed in Who's Who Among American Universities and known, sustained skull and rib Colleges, United States International University, San Diego, California. Mow that the campaigning is over and you prepare to make your decision on November 2nd, fracture and is currently listed in 2. | ^ ^ ^ T O M O K A N E , Francisco look around your villages. There is evidence nearly everywhere of unprecedented progress in critical condition at the Com­ 3. | | R O S A R IO , Jose Pangelinan (JO S EP H ) improving the quality of life and standard of living for all our people. The roads in our villages monwealth Health Center. II. PUBLIC SERVICE EXPERIENCE have never been better. Our problems with electrical power have been eliminated. Our water Concerned about the high A. | | G U E R R E R O , Francisco Quitugua (M A S S I) • Teacher, Marianas High School (3 years) • Instructor, Adult Basic Education (part-time) system has been improved. Mew parks and community recreational facilities have been built. traffic-mortatity rate, Reyes said 5. | | CAMACHO, Thomas Cabrera more patrol cars will continue to • Consultant, Senate Committee on Judiciary, Government and Law, All this is evidence that speaks for itself. Action always speaks louder than words. Remember: patrol major thoroughfares and 6. | j N A K A T S U K A S A , Pedro Taisacan 3rd NMC Legislature. our Republican candidates in Precinct II deserve our thanks, our support, and our votes on assist citizens in traffic-related 7. I " I C A B R E R A , Antonio Bias • Elected at large as a Saipan Delegate to the 2nd CNMI Constitutional November 2nd. I am proud of our candidates and their accomplishments. Remember the best matters. ______Convention (1985), member of Local Government Committee. candidates with the proven track record of progress: Congressman William C. Ada, Congress­ Write - In • CNMI Government Certified Trainer in Basic Supervision (1984). man Diego T. Benavente, and Senate Candidate Juan S. Demapan. Let's keep them working • Chairman, Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (1984-1990) for even more progress in the years ahead. Drink Don’t □ ____ • Special Assistant to the Insurance Commissioner (1985-1990) • Special Assistant to Senator Jesus R. Sablan (Senate Floor Leader and Si Yuus Maase, Drive f t p Chairman, Committee on Resources, Economic Development & C Programs, 7th NMC Legislature). □ Drive Don’t M- Drink Thank You · Si Yuus Moose · Ghillissow 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCOTBER 29,1991 TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-7 MOTOR President Olter nominates Justices, Cabinet members Yap State Judge Martin Yinug Legal Services Corp.’s Yap of­ Micronesian to be named to the SI YUUS M A A SE! SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Federated State of fice before becoming a legisla­ high tribunal, the JK report See or Call our Service writer Micronesia (FSM) Supreme tive counsel for the Yap State stated. Marcos for appointm ent Court National Justice Om­ Legislature. The FSM Supreme Court has ENKUENTA I ASAGUA HO AS SUEf I TAMILIAN I budsman Nickontro Johnny of After his stint with the one two expatriates, Chief Justice Pohnpei were recently nom­ Yap body, he was named as a King and Justice Richard H. MAMI YAN GUAHO PERSONOTMENTE, IN- 1 SERVICE SPECIAL inated by FSM President Bailey Yap state judge. Benson, since its inception on EXTETENDE UN SINCERO YAN DANGKULU N A I Olter to serve as associate jus­ Johnny on the other hand, is July 1981. tices in the FS M Supreme Court. one “who more than any other Olter expressed his optimism AGRADESIMENTO POT I SUPOTTASION N1 EN I LUBE & TUNE-UP The nominations of Yinug and citizen understands the workings FOR 4-6-8 CYLINDER ENGINE that the FSM Congress will con­ NAE HAM PARA U POSIBLII RALLY YAN I FUND ) Johnny came as the Seventh and mission of the FSM Supreme sider the new nom inations along FSM Congress convened in its Court.” He is likely to insure with Amaraich’s pending ap­ RAISING J second regular 30-day session continuity and stability in the pointment. which commenced on October high tribunal. Each of the nominees have 14, according to the JK report of As a national justice om­ already meet the statutory re­ I GINEFTAO MIYO YAN TAIHINEKOK NA Micronesia budsman, Johnny made thecourt quirements for a justice and have SUPOTTASION MIYO IN SEN AGRADESI. 1 The nominations followed a alert to the importance of each demonstrated their ex­ %>-:? jÆ È m ' s i ~ - September 26 letter from Chief Micronesian customs and tradi­ traordinary legal ability. Justice Edward C. King an­ tion in its decision making. He Olter has made only four re­ nouncing his plans to leave also served as Chairman of nominations aside from the Micronesia by June 1992. Pohnpei’s Land Board of Trust­ pending confirmation of the P Yinug, who is the only at­ ees. three judicial representatives torney among state judges, is a Olter’s two newest nomina­ since he assumed office as FSM graduate of the Catholic Uni­ tions join the still pending ap­ President in May. ^ f j h b H k í !. versity Law School in Wash­ pointment of former Secretary The nation’s senators were '·& «Т. FREE PICK-UP A N D DELIVERY SERVICE ington D.C. Upon his gradua­ of Foreign Affairs Andon reportedly anxious over the sit­ tion, Yinug served as adirecting Amaraich who was the first uation since Olter has yet to Jess Pangelinan &. Sue Tenorio Mafnas at the October 19th fund raising beach party. attorney of the Micronesian nominate one for the position of head of the FSM’s external af­ fairs and its resource and de­ The show of your support at my meetings, rallies and fund raiser velopment sector, the JK report stated. has been a great inspiration to Sue and Me. I’m looking forward to For months, insiders have said HEINZ SABLAN Pohnpei Governor Resio Moses serving you as a member of the House of Representatives. Help me is Olter’s choice to head exter­ nal affairs however, Iqe may not attain this goal by voting for me on November 2nd. ^ , HOFSCHNEIDER resign as governor until after the Nov. 12 gubernatorial race. Besides the five secretary- level cabinet positions, Olter has yet to appoint the heads of the administrative services, budget, planning and statistics and the office of the Attorney General „„/I ndependent thinker «ra; and the Public Defender. Currently, many of those who are serving in these positions are under a consultant contracts о / / S U R E . , . while other are serving as “act­ J r i* > · r& ßU T V/fS/y X SAY / f j ing heads.” J · 1 In addition to the nominations, У е S S J e s s / / the FSM Congress is expected W t * j r to focus on development projects Ve SS Ж « г in this session. Fishing develop­ X K N o W r v í SA / D i t ment as well as a $2.2 million coconut milk processing project Y e _ S ß _ i ö c/ess / л / f t f E j will be competing for approxi­ Y e Ä i Y&SS lo d e s s A tfP A ty su ffb zr | mately $10 million in funds Y e s s i à < / e s s J which appears to be available for the projects. Another compelling project is \ у the call to appropriate $7.1 mil­ lion for authorized devel­ opments, the JK Micronesian report stated. ANNEKA, HEINZ, HANNA, SUE f % yiil[iprj Ш иШ ау у ESS JESS! P F O R M E V O T E F O K but cTTlyfam (y and J a $ \ fo x y o u x D o t e ¿ j o h a r J . ^ — - s ( 1 ° s u id J n \ & r A *XP'<) A v / K o f co jifid en ce th is Clio'0cm hez electio n . ßreeürujs caminí}

rom: fle in j and Sue Please Vote For··· ¿Mustafa, Susain ? j ( n / Z > & iBali Emporium Heinz Sablan Hofschneider sfaff ICC С p MAFNAQ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-PRECINCT # 3 f||V U w I | Ш П Г 1 iflV ______TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 9 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 SC upholds C abrera's felo n y conviction by TerlTen M. Flores lower court did not err in finding finding tution to the CUC. Thft ffilnntt — —f - 1— - M tution to the CUC. innrV'OnOi* ” ' The felony conviction of a of innocence.” guilt to the charges against her. her guilty as she “voluntarily and During the course of her trial, former Commonwealth Utilities In denying Cabrera’s motion to The justices ruled that Cabrera intelligently gave up her rights” Cabrera willingly entered an Corporation comptroller Frances vacate her plea, the high tribunal understood her plea and that she during the trial of her case. Alford plea in return for the dis­ Cabrera was upheld after her ap­ Cabrera was sentenced in July ruled that no manifest injustice acknowledged that the court peal to withdraw her Alford plea missal of several counts against 1990 to six years in jail, two of her. resulted from thecaseeventhough would entei a finding of guilt in was deniedby theSupremeCouit Cabreradidnotdirectlyadmither response to her plea which have been suspended. She TheAlfordpleaisalittleknown In denying Cabrera’s appeal, ' — r z — — — was also ordered to pay a $10,000 appeal which is a “guilty plea the Supreme Court ruled that the fine and to make a $86,174 resti­ accompanied£ with a H protestation^riV/MAJUlU' High court affirms Trial court verdict on ADW bybV Terl M.M FloresFlorae cians, was caused ' by* possibly, a The high tribunal ruled that a The misdemeanor conviction of knife blade. conviction of assault with a danger­ aGarapanmancharged with assault Asaresultof the incident, Kaniki with a dangerous weapon was up­ ous weapon can be proven by the was meted a one year suspended nature of the victim’s sustained in­ held by the Supreme Court in a sentence in November 1990 for decision issued on Friday. jury even without anyone attesting assault and a five year suspended Kaniki did indeed, have a knife. In a six page decision, UU.IS1UH, theme highjugn jau term tor assault with a danger- •|___ 1 - rr- « · jail term for assault with a danger- It was ruled that undisputed tribunal affirmed the conviction of ousweapon,theconvictionofwhich James N. Kaniki who, on April is the basis of his appeal. evidence was presented to the o court showing that Kaniki 1990, was charged with assaulting The justices ruled against Kaniki’s was the only person who as­ Com m ontoealti) of tije J^ortfiern icarian a .Manfcs* and injuring Zacharias Sakisat. contention that the court had insuf- Democratic Congressional candidate for Precinct I Herman ‘ JunPan" ' The incident left Sakisat with a ficientevidencetofindhimguillyof Guerrero donated Friday 650 pieces of ice cream to the students of saulted Sakisat and that he San Vicente,^aina a&meniary Elementary School. school. Similar Similar donationsdonations will also also be ex­ex- Office of tfte #obernor “jagged wound in the lower chest injuring Sakisat with a dangerous was later found to have been tendedtended to to Koblerville Koblerville and and San San Antonio Antonin Elementary Schools for use in Capitol Hill, Saipan MP/USA 96950 region” which, according to physi- weapon. stabbed after Kaniki punched their upcoming Haltoween parties.ln the picture are S VS students and U.S. RTS. ..!!?■■ —------and kicked him Principal Ana Larson and Guerrero.

Phone: (670) 322-5091/2/3 Telefax: (670) 322-5096/99 Telex: 783-622 Gov. NM I

October 24, 1991

To My Dear People of the Northern Marianas:

Saturday, November 2, 1991, is the day we will exercise our 9:30 to 3:00am inherent right to vote for the candidates to represent us at the Legislature, and the municipal councils on the islands of Saipan,

Tinian and Rota.

I appeal to you, my dear people of the Commonwealth, to vote for all the Republican Party candidates. I need the support and assistance of the Republican Party members at the Legislature to implement the programs and projects that we promised our people W hy sta y hom e two years ago to put into place. and m iss a lt th e f a n ? . On behalf of my wife, my family, and leaders of the Republican Party, I am asking for your support in voting for the Republican 0 CONTESTS Party candidates on November 2, 1993. Carved Pumpkin Contest - bring in yours and get in FREE! Most Original & Traditional Costume Contest Si Yuus Maase. Identify the Great White Pumpkin Contest, and more...!

0 P R IZ E S r- G uam Hilton Weekend G e ta w a y (including airfare) LEON GUERRERO S a ip a n H yatt Weekeend Getaway Dinners, Cowtown Movie passes and more!

0 A L S O F E A T U R IN G Midnite Fright Show H ig h Energy Jam session Horror Film s on our la r g e video screens

0 DRINK SPECIALS Jello Shooters, Mummy's Milk, Witches Brew, Ghostbusters, Budweiserand more...! W atch for Gillgan's Haunted Truck coming soon to your neighborhood! 10-teAklANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29, 1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEEWS-11

Workshop ★ ★ * on career ★ * Omo· development ★ ^ O p e n fo r slated for ★ breakfast, lunch and dinner PARTS · SERVICE · SALES ★ November 12 ★ Prices around $12.00, $14.00 ★ A workshop that will enable a n d $ 2 8 .0 0 participants to ease the transition ★ in changing jobs or careers is ★ scheduled to be held on Novem­ ★ ber 12 at the Pacific Island’s Club ★ Charlie’s Cabaret from 6-10 in ★ the evening. ★ Through a joint effort by the O p e n 4 :0 0 p .m . till la te ! Northern Marianas College and ★ the InterPacific Fellows program, ★ H ap py Hour $ 1 .OOoff all drinks the workshop will feature career/ ★ life instructor Edward A. Collozi ★ 4:00p.m. to 7:00p.m. Ph.D. and financial aid counsel­ ★ DIAL 233-ONAN FOR ALL YOUR POWER NEEDS lor Anna Powell. The four hour workshop will ★ provide participants with insights ★ i d -P a c M i c r o n e s i a , I n c . into how to take advantage of ★ Plum^na Resort Upper Hi-Way, Garapan Linson career opportunities, how to as­ Sugar ★ G u a io Rai Garment P.O. Box PPP 298 Saipan, King Park Foctory sess and organize for related MP 96950 ★ on the beach in Achugao Middle Rood Airport ^ education and information on Tel: (670)233-ONANN seeking financial aid for educa­ ★ 234-0475/233-6627 Highway Mid-Pac S 3 2 2 -6 2 0 1 Fax:(670) 234-0476 Merket Micronesia, Inc. tion. ★ Collozi has taught career de- ★ velopmentcourses in Hawaii and ★ New York and is in private prac­ ★ tice offering consultation services SO« to national and multi-national CONGRESSMAN ★ clients He also has served in the ★ A MESSAGE FROM YOUR BOARD Governor of Hawaii’s Manpower ★ Commission on Full Employ­ ★ OF EDUCATION CANDIDATE ment for a number of.years. ★ Powell on the other hand, ★ served as a financial aid coun­ JUAN SABLAN REYES sellor in Honolulu and has pro­ ★ vided seminars and programs on ★ scholarships and financial aid for «V VV ★ many of Hawaii’s educational ★ institutions. This workshop is open to the LILING ★ public and is funded by the ★ M ARIA TAISAKAN PETER InterPacific Fund and co-spon­ ★ sored by Continental Air Mike. ★ InterPacific Fellows is a pro­ (MALUA) ★ gram which provides grants for PARA SENADOT SAIPAN up to $10,000 per individual per I ★ year for career development ★ education. Fellows of the pro­ SAIPAN IS GROWING IN LEAPS AND BOUNDS. WE ARE RAPIDLY DEVELOPING. * gram are awarded by local advi­ MORE BUSINESSES ARE COMING IN. THE POPULATION IS GROWING IN NUM­ ★ sory boards in Guam and the * My Dear Families, Friends and Voters: CNMI for its deserving residents. BERS. IN THE SHUFFLE, MAIL GETS LOST. IMPORTANT MAIL THAT EVERYONE It is aimed at adults who want to ★ RELIES ON TO CONDUCT BUSINESS OR COMMUNICATE WITH LOVED ONES. I am announcing my candidacy for the Board of Education in this upcoming election on change their lives through addi­ ★ tional career education and train­ ★ November 2, 1991. Because of the short time left before election and I may not have THIS IS A CONCERN CONGRESSMAN REYES BELIEVES SHOULD BE IMMEDI­ ing. ★ ATELY ADDRESSED AND DONE. HE KNOWS THAT BY HAVING MAIL AND the chance to personally solicit your support, I pray nonetheless that you will vote for InterPacific is an investment ★ me on this election day. and management company which PACKAGES HOME OR OFFICE DELIVERED, THINGS MOVE MUCH FASTER AND serves the Pacific Basin and is * associated with the pacific Is­ BUSINESS WILL OPERATE MORE EFFICIENTLY. THE ECONOMY WILL BE ★ As you may be aware, I have always been actively involved both as a member, or as an land Club’s in Guam, the CNMI ★ officer in organizations and matters pertaining to our school system. and in Phuket HEALTHIER ...... AND WE WILL BE ONE STEP AHEAD IN MEETING U.S. ★ Participants in the workshop STANDARDS IN MAIL DELIVERY! NO MORE HEARINGS, NO MORE CONTESTS ★ will be receive applications and ★ Now, I am more determined to work harder toward the continued development of the further information on the ON NAMING STREETS. WE'VE GOT TO DO IT AND WE CAN DO IT ON STREETS ★ educational system in the CNMI to insure that our youth are afforded the best possible InterPacific Fellows Program. THAT ALREADY HAVE NAMES LIKE IN THE GARAPAN AREAS. CONGRESSMAN * education, and my dear voters, this can only be possible with your support and vote of Interested parties may call the PIC for reservations as space is ★ confidence. REYES IS GOING TO DO IT. THAT WOULD BE ONE OF HIS FIRST ORDER OF limited at tel. nos. 234-7976extn. ★ 5121 BUSINESS IN THE SENATE. HE WILL, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GOVERNOR ★ Remember, it is our constitutional right to vote, so please vote for me on November AND MAYOR AND HIS COLLEAGUES IN BOTH HOUSES, DO IT, EVERYONE ★ 2nd. SAY NO TO DRUGS AGREES IT S TIME WE GET MAIL RIGHT AT OUR DOORSTEP..... FIRST CLASS! ★ ★ D O N 'T Y O U ? On behalf of my family and myself, our humble and sincere “Thank you and si Yu’us ...and thhik about i k ma'ase" for your support and vote of confidence. the hoprible ★ ★ Sincerely, consequences of ★ ★ drug addiction. DEMOCRAT ★ Maria Taisakan Peter (Malua) ★ Paid by the committee to elect Rep. J.S. Reyes tor Sene or ********** ********************** ** ********** ******** * ************* ** * * * ***** ^-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13

BIO-DATA

NAME CRISPIN IGLECIAS DELEON GUERRERO THE VERDICT IS CLEAR . . . DATE OF BIRTH November 10, 1948 AGE: 42 PLACE OF BIRTH Saipan, Northern Marianas IN THIS CAM PAIGN, THE VERDICT IS CLEAR... M Y OPPONENT IN THE SENATE PRESENT ADDRESS Sugar King Sub-dlvislon (China Town), Saipan, MP 96950 SPOUSE Catherine Torres Flores Deleon Guerrero DOES NOT BELIEVE IN: MOTHER Concepcion Dela Cruz Igleclas Deleon Guerrero (Decease) 1) CLEAN, HONEST AND OPEN GOVERNMENT. FATHER Joaquin Cabrera Deleon Guerrero (Decease) CHILDREN Franclne, Crispin Jr., Mariena, Jack IN-LAWS Francisco Duenas Flores (Decease) 2) HOMESTEADING FOR OUR NEEDY FAMILIES AND CHILDREN. Mariquita, Marla Ada Torres Flores 3) EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION FOR OUR CHILDREN. EDUCATION: 1969 - Graduated Hopwood Jr. High School 4pCOST EFFECTIVE LEGISLATURE. - Participated and received certificates for numerous training, workshops and conferences. 5) DEBATING THE CRITICAL ISSUES FACING OUR ISLANDS AND PEOPLE. EMPLOYMENT: Present - Legislative Affairs Officer 6) BIG DEVELOPERS ACQUIRING M ORE PRIVATE LANDS BUT MORE PUBLIC 1990-1991 - S pecial Projects O ffice r 1986-1990 - Farrner Fisherman Coordinator LANDS WHICH SHOULD HAVE BEEN RIGHTFULLY RESERVED FOR YOUR Office of the Mayor, Municipality of Saipan

1978-1984 - Revenue & Customs Officer CHILDREN. Northern Marianas Government 1975-1978 - Accountant, Department of Finance Trust Terriic y A dm inistration 1971-1974 - Accountant MILI, Transpacific Lines IN ESSENCE, M Y OPPONENT IN THE SENATE IS TOTALLY UNFIT FOR PUBLIC 1970-1971 - Teller & Savings Bond Custodian Bank of America, Saipan SERVICE. 1969-1970 - Rtnllstlrs Olork/Torhnlrlnn Uopl. of Lducullon. II Admlnlsliallon 1968-1969 - Filing & Clerk Typist Property/Supply, TT Administration 1968-1968 - Trainee Publication, TT Administration VOTE Z l DBIMPAN, JUAN SABLAN 1966-1966 - Refrigeration & Electrician Assistant Public Works, TT Administration DELEON BOARD MEMBERSHIPS: 1986-Present - Secretary Saipan Sports Fisherman Association 1989-1991 - Secretary GUERRERO, 1985-1989 - First C h a irm a n "TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE SAIPAN BETTER" Saipan and Northern Islands Soil 8c Water Conservation District Association 1991 - President 1986-1990 - Member Saipan Agricultural Fair Association Paid for by committee of Republicans/Democrats for a better Saipan. Crispin Iglecias 1989 - Chairman, Executive Committee 1989 Liberation Day Festivities 1991-Present - President 1988-1991 - Vice President 1983-1988 - Treasurer (KURI Saipan Farmers Cooperative Association HELP RE-ELECT 'Farmer market' CONGRESSMAN THOMAS P. VILLAGOMEZ (KIYU) Hafa A dai Friends and Fellow Citizens: SHARING THE PUBLIC’S CONCERNS ABOUT RAW SEWAGE POL­ On November 2nd, you and I will go to the poll to exercise o most precious right the right to vote. LUTING OUR LAGOON, CONGRESSMAN VILLAGOMEZ DEFENDED THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE AGINGAN SEWER TREATMENT As voters we have the privilege to support the condidate(s) of our choice: but we PLANT DURING THE DEBATE ON THE SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET: must remember that this privilege is not to be taken lightly. Your vote is a reflection of your hope and aspiration. So pleosd, do not waste it. “I believe that we are not out yet from the problem with our I om a candidate in election precinct #3 for the House of Representatives. My sewer system out here in the C N M I, especially Saipan. We decision to run for public office was reached through long and careful deliberation on have been screaming about the contamination o f our water my ability and resolve to be your pu1 7c servant, i have no doubt in my mind that with out here. The tourist industry have noted that it might your vote of confidence, we con work together to make o better Commonwealth. jeopardize our tourism industry. . . I believe that if we are As a married man and a father of four children, I om deeply concerned about going to use these funds, we should continue and address our problems facing our education and health core systems. Crimes in the form of child and needs on the sewerline. Why scream for funds for the spouse abuse ore also of the forefront of my concern. Our schools and health care upgrading o f our sewer system and thefirst place that you are facility are staffed with dedicated and hardworking professionals yet we see that our going to reappropriate is from the sewer appropriation. I children are not getting the education they deserve, m r ore we receiving the health core believe this is not the right move and I am not in support o f this we ore entitled to. Something Is wrong, and obviously the fault does not lie with the Public School System nor the Commonwealth Health Center. amendment and I hope that my colleagues would not support You cannot find a bunch of more dedicated low enforcement officers than our very this amendment. We need funds fo r the sewer system.” own, right here in the Commonwealth; but crime rate continues to soar, abuses of innocent children and helpless spouses ore becoming more frequent. Something is wrong, Excerpt from the House Journal, 2nd Day, 4th Special Session, 1991. and the fault is not with the low enforcement agencies. We have oil these problems and more. I do not pretend to hove instant solution to any of them, but I soy with oil sincerity that I will do my best to resolve these problems. I om confident that with your help we can immediately begin to moke a more peaceful and productive Commonwealth. CONGRESSMAN VILLAGOMEZ IS SEEKING A SECOND TERM IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. On behalf of my wife Catherine, our children and our families I wont to extend a LET’S KEEP HIM THERE. W E NEED A LEADER WHO TRULY CARES AND SHARES OUR HOPES most heartfelt gratitude for your kind help and understanding. FOR A BETTER COMMONWEALTH. Si Yu'us M a'ase, Ghilisow, Moroming Solomot Po, and Thank You. A CONGRESSMAN WHO IS MAKING THINGS HAPPEN FOR YOU!

REPUBLICAN PRECINCT 1 Antonio, Koblerville, As Perdido, As Lito, Chalan Piao, Fina Sisu, As Terlaje, Dandan, San Vicente, Papago and Kagman II. 1 4 -m a r ia n a s VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-15 Boy Scout camporee program Saint Jude /F FOR SALE OR CHARTER held on Managaha Island raffle winners The annual boy scout Fall 1991. A total of eighty (80) scouts PUBLIC INVITATION FULLY-EQUIPPED LANDING CRAFT Camporee Program was held on and leaders attended the camporee. announced Managaha Island on October 18-20, Activities for the camporee con- 56 FEET LONG. 42 GROSS TONNAGE 18th-1 sack of rice, 0096, Joe Rosario; 17th - 1 sack of rice, 3391, Jeremy Sasamoto; 16th 1 SMILING COVE MARINA set fantasia place setting, 7303, PMTenorio; 15th-1 set fantasia D edication C erem ony place setting, 5955 - Francisca n T T T T n F. Mettao; 14th - 1 metal dart game, 3423, Derek Sasamoto- Spn.; 13th - portable refrigera­ tor warner, 4049, Frank D. DATE: 4 NOVEM BER 1991 Cabrera; 12th religious picture withclock,4049,Rosal. Sablan; TIM E: 4:00 P.M. 11th - religious picture with clock, 8956, Romero; 10th-$50 PLACE: SM ILING COVE M ARINA giftcertificate, 0179,Francis Van Winkle; 9th - $50 gift certifi­ ALL INTERESTED PARTIES, CALL-UP cate, 10113, Patrick; 8th - $50 cash, 0252, Regie C. Latombo; THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, TELEPHONE NOS. 234-9083 & 84 Boy Scouts listen to instructor on boating safety during the Camporee 7th - $100 cash, 1360, Joseph on Managaha Island. Seman; 6th - $100 cash, 8718, sisted of presentation and demon­ Jose T. Castro; 5th -$100 cash, THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, AND stration on WaterandBoatingSafety 4452, Maria Atalig; 4th - mi­ which was made by the Boating crowave oven, 8945, no name; PLEASE VOTE BOTA Safety Unit of the Department of 3rd - microwave oven, 0207, THE DIVISION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE PublicSafety.inter-umtcompetition, Regie C. Latombo; 2nd - desk fishing using the net (Talaja) which telephone, 4314, Mary Ann INVITES THE was taught by Justice Ramon Milne; 1st prize - portable T.V. Villagomez and camp fires which Set, 4049, Jocelyn A. Manes; was held nightly, according to news Baby Grand Prize - round trip GENERAL PUBLIC release from the boy scouts. ticket for 2, Saipan-Guam- The staff and leaders at the Saipan, 3966, Dayna B. Reyes; camporee were Mr. Gus Flores, Mr. Grand Prize - $ 1,000 cash ,4049, TO JOIN US IN THIS SPECIAL OCCASION Alfonso Saures, Mr. DaveDepadua, BJ.T. Seman. Mr. Mike Tokyo, Mr. Lito Bocago, Winners have 30days toclaim Mr. Sonny Santos, Justice prizes. Please contact Josepha Villagomez, Mr. Franklin Bahama, C. Taitanoattel no. 234-9133 or Entertainm ent and food will follow the dedication ceremony Mr.FrankWaboIandMr.CalReyes. Winnie C. Camacho 234-7145/ J Asincere Thank You andSi Yuus 1285 Maase is being extended to the Boating Safety Unit and its staff, Chief Jose C. Sablan, Officer Tony Moreham and Jose Agulto and the Tasi Tours for their great assistance and support to this year’s Boy Scout To the Wonderful People of San Jose, Camporee program. Garapan, and the Northern Islands: Kim named to I have been your representative for eight years, President list and the Speaker of the House for nearly four Jong-Hoon Kim was recently years. During this tim e the Com m onw ealth has named to the President’s list for m ade great econom ic progress which has in the first monthly grading period at Kemp« Military School in turn raise our standard of living trem endously. On behalf of my wife Catherine, our children and fam ily, we would like to Boonville, Missouri. Students must achieve a grade I will continue my hard work to enable the extend a sincere appreciation to those who helped contribute in my fund average of 90 or more to qualify Com m onwealth to achieve econom ic indepen­ raising held on October 11, 1991, at the Carolinian Utt. for the Kemper President’s List, according to preparatory school dence while m aintaining our cultural values and principal Ivan Phillips. a healthy environm ent. To those individuals who bought tickets but were unable to come, Thank Kim is the son of Mr. Jang- Bae Kim of Saipan. You fo r your support and your confidence in me to represent the people of The Kemper Military School, I will also continue to protect our inherent rights Kemper Girls’ Academy, and Saipan, especially the people of Election District No. 3. I asked fo r your in our relationship w ith the U nited States as set Kemper Military Junior College continued confidence and support in the upcoming election on November provides a unique three-school forth and guaranteed under the Covenant. 2 , 1 9 9 1 . opportunity for boys in grades 7- 12, girls in grades 9-12, and a full junior college program on I hum ble ask for your support and vote of confidence on Novem ber 2nd. Si Yuus Maase, Ghilisow, Mesulang Maram ing Salamat Po, and onecampus located in Boonville, Missouri. T h a n k Y o u . T h a n k y o u .

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Rep. Diego Tenorio Benavente Rep. W illiam Castro Ada candidates and supporters. Francisco Deleon Pete Pangelinan Reyes (Incumbent) (Incumbent) Guerrero Camacho • J 'j TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29, 1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-19 1 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 T w o d e a d COMMONW EALTH PORTS AUTHORITY s n a k e s found w ith JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT c a r g o i n The Com m onw ealth Ports A uthority (CPA) wishes to announce the following job R o t a v a c a n c i e s : My Dear People of Saipan; Two dead brown tree snakes were recently discovered by Rota One (1) Radio O perator/W eather O bserver for Saipan A irport A dvisory Quarantine officers in a cargo of It is with great pleasure that I take this opportunity to openly acknowledge shoring jacks which originated Station. For m ore inform ation, please contact the CPA Office, Saipan that my family and I, whole heartedly support and endorses the candidacy from Guam. International A irport, 2nd Floor, A rrival B uilding, betw een 7:30 a.m . to The snakes were discovered of Mr. Henry I. Sablan for Board of Education in the upcoming general elec­ on October 22 after Conserva­ tion. You may recall, that during my administration, I had the rare opportun­ 4:30 p.m ., M ondays to Fridays. tion and Quarantine officers ity to work closely with such capable individual in executing his duties as were in the process of off-loading the jacks from the shipping con­ the Superintendent of Education. O ne (1) R adio O perator/W eather O bserver for R ota A irport A dvisory Station. tainer. For m ore inform ation please contact the CPA Office, R ota International The first snake was found as a Furthermore, under his direction and leadership for almost seven (7) years the Public School System implemented first of a load of shoring jacks A irport betw een 7:30 a.m . to 4:30 p.m ., M ondays to Fridays. was being removed from the the following significant and innovative approaches to enhance our educational system for the betterment of our i container. Quararine Inspector school children; Jack Toves said each jack was D eadline to subm it: 4:30 p.m ., N ovem ber 8,1991 inspected to insure no other 1. Marianas High School and Rota High School have for the first time been accredited by the Western Association (S 10384 KV29 11/01-08 snakes were still hiding inside them. of Schools and Colleges; t Conservation aides Eugene Ogo, Audi Manglonaand David 2. Programs and direct special services for the education of handicapped children have progressively expanded; \ Santos found the other dead snake at the back of the con­ tainer after the last-jack was off­ 3. The number and scope of Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) for the Public Schools over the past six years is loaded. unprecedented, representing the greatest construction of school facilities undertaken in any fiscal year; U.S. Fish and Wildlife spe­ V B cialist Dr. Tom Fritts said the snakes were three feet in length 4. School Principals and Key Staff are encouraged and participated in numerous training activities for the imple- t and that the size indicated that mentation of effective school practices; they were still juveniles but, that they could grow to adujt size 0 0 andreproduce. Wildlifeofficials 5. Students have had more opportunities than ever before to participate in national and local academic and extra­ have yet to determine how the curricular contests, fairs, exhibits, and programs such as the Junior Olympics, Close-up, Japanese Student snakes died. Exchange, Science Fairs, Attorney General’s Speech contest, Student Take-Over Day, Cultural Days and the % The Rota Department of Natural Resources and the Presidential Academic Awards; i T T CNMI Division of Fish and Wildlife have been conducting 6. Public Kindergarten for the first time has been established in three schools with plans for expansion to all t nightly snake searches in the Rota port area. They have also schools; i E A set up several snake traps to try and locate other snakes that may 7. The educational qualifications of public school teachers are at an all-time high, with 74% of teachers now pos- s have escaped. Among the things that are sessing at least an Associate of Arts degree and 46% at least a Bachelor’s degree; The fam ily m em bers of C ongressional C andidate closely being scrutinized are construction materials cargo 8. New curriculum in English Language Arts and Science has been implemented in all grades and the curriculum % M r. V icente (B en)) Torres A ttao are asking for your such as lumber* pipes and large in Mathematics, Social Studies, and Physical Education has improved; % support and Vote of C onfidence on N ovem ber 02, 1991. equipment which offer numer­ ous hiding spots for snakes. These materials are particularly 9. Computer education programs have been established at Marianas High School and San Vicente Elementary Please rem em ber to VOTE NO. 2 in E lection D istrict No. 1, vulnerable to snake infestation School, and plans are in place for expansion throughout the schools; i when stored in remote and for­ D e m o c r a t . ested sites on Guam prior to shipment to other islands. 10. A new program for the leadership training of school administrators has been undertaken and teacher training % On Guam, brown tree snakes programs continue to be offered for all public and private school teachers; % ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 1 have been responsible for the extinction of several native bird species and have also been 11. A drug-free schools curriculum has been prepared for implementation in all grades during school year 1989- named as the cause of numerous 1990; power outages. CNMI residents are advised to immediately kill asnakewhen These accomplishments and foresight is evidence of what is being implemented in all schools throughout the m they see one. Calls should also COMMONWEALTH TODAY. In retrospect, I am humbly soliciting your vote of confidence and support in his endeavor be made to the DFW, the De­ partment of Natural Resources to become a Board of Education member. § and the Municipal Council. On Saipan, call 322-9095 or With Great Adcrfiration and Respect; % Vicente (Ben) Torres 9279, on Rota at 532-9494 and on Tinian at 433-9298. Pedro P^fénorio Keep Saipan Former Governor YOUR VOTE for BEN and his FELLOW CANDIDATES in the Commonwealth D em ocratic Party Ticket is A VOTE FOR “PROSPERITY FOR ALL - snake-lree... Northern Marianas Islands

MINAULEG PARA TODOS.” report any sightings of T hank you for your help. M ay the Lord B less You All. snakes TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29, 1991 - MARIAN AS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-21 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991

PATA sponsors tourism seminars on islands EVERYONE IS SUPPORTING . . . The Pacific Area Travel As- ter’s education committee, said leaders on the host island what ¿'DM sociation-Micronesia Chapter the organization will now hold kind of training they need and "d i a m o n d H O T E L \k >' has begun a new program of seminars before each of its quar­ then attempt to provide it,” seminars for those working in terly meetings throughout the Guerrero said. EVERYONE IS SUPPORTING JUAN SABLAN DEMAPAN FOR SAIPAN'S SENATOR ... the tourism industry. Northern island states of Micronesia, ac­ The new program began with HAS JOB OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING GOVERNOR LORENZO IGLECIAS DELEON GUERRERO Marianas College Visitor Indus­ cording to news release from two seminars held Oct. 19-20 in POSITIONS: try Program Director Tony NMC. Colonia, Yap, one on customer FORMER GOVERNOR PEDRO PANGELINAN TENORIO "TEN O ' Guerrero, who chairs the chap- “We ask tourism industry service taught by Joy Barrett of J 1 SECURITY GUARD W ASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE JUAN NEKAI BABAUTA 1 FRONT DESK CLERK (Female) MAYOR JESUS SABLAN DELEON GUERRERO 'GERE" JOAQUIN PANGELINAN VILLANUEVA 1 CASHIER

1 BOOKEEPER ALL THE REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERSHIP AND GENERAL MEMBERS .. AND . . . THE THOUSANDS OF DEMOCRATS W H O BELIEVE IN . .. 1 ACCOUNTING CLERK [/] A BETTER SAIPAN. . BENEFITS: MEDICAL INSURANCE [/] CLEAN, HONEST AND OPEN GOVERNMENT. PAID VACATION / SICK LEAVES FREE MEALS / UNIFORMS [/] SAIPAN'S FIRST.

Interested applicants may apply in person at the Personnel Office, ground floor, Saipan Diamond Hotel, or call us at Tel. No. 234-5900 ext. 278 for more information. 10141 № Visitor Industry Program's series of tourism-related management seminars moved to Tinian for the first VOTE FOR SAIPAN'S SENATOR time last week and 22 business and government officials there signed up to take part. and H Enterprises of Guam and the other on food and beverage service conducted by Charles in DEMAPAN, JUAN SABLAN Frey of Guam’s pacific Star Hotel. WE'RE Guerrero said 62 people in the Yapese tourism industry at­ tended the two seminars which "TOGETHER W E CAN M AKE SAIPAN BETTER" were held just before the Oct. 21 -22 PAT A meeting in Colonia, ______Committee to elect Juan Sablan Demapan for Saipan’s Senator - Republican the NMC release said. He said the seminars were a success and will be continued. The next will be on hospitality marketing Dec. 12-13 on Guam and will be conducted by Uni­ m P L E A S E VOTE ¡ $ j ) versity of Nevada-Las Vegas Professor M.L. Smith. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Smith has been conducting a BEST VAEUES series of tourism industry sem­ inars for the NMC Visitor In­ dustry Program on Saipan and Tinian. ✓ #2 DELEON GUERRERO, C a m p a i g n m a t e r i a l s Crispin Iglecias FRONT POOR w a n t e d (KURI) a t N M C Don’t throw away old cam­ THE CANDIDATE WE TRUST paign materials, the Northern Marianas College wants them. The materials will be used by 2 0 0 the Pacific Collection of the %FF Olympio T. Borja Memorial Li­ brary to demonstrate the variety of approaches taken to generate ENTIRE STOCK OF SHOES voter interest in candidates, said a news release from NMC. Curator Martin Gerbens aid, “Campaign materials such as REEBOK, MKE VANS etc ■ ■ ■ bumper stickers, T-shirts, but­ tons and posters, are unique ar­ tifacts. ‘They provide both a cultural and historical record of events in the most dramatic way Oct. 29-Novi 10 possible,” he said. Gerbens asks interested candidates and their organizations to donate samples Nobody knows the athlete's foot like The Athlete's Foot. of their campaign materials to PLEASE VOTE ON NOVEMBER 2, 1991 HAFA ADAI SHOPPING CENTER, GARAPAN the Pacific Collection for public display. VOTE REPUBLICAN TEL. 234-1236 Please contact 234-5498, exL 38 for more infor iation. Si Yu’us Ma’ase, Ghilisow, Mesulang, Maraming Salamat Po, & Thank You TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-23

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by Teri M. Flores rejected passage of the proposed amendments to the bills during its bill that dealt with nepotism and Ethic Bill as a “mockery”'of the The bid to establish a Code of statutes during its session on Rota. Wednesday session. conflictofinterestamongthemem- legislature’s attempt to enact a a n d F a m ily Ethics for CNMI officials and a A joint conference committee is The enactment of a Code of Eth­ bers of the legislature. meaningful and effective measure statute that will provide for a more expeiaed to be appointedby leaders ics was again stalled after the Senate Senate Legal counsel Dennis that defines proper conduct among open government was again stalled of both Houses after the Senate rejected the House amendments Boaz issued an opinion early this public officials. as Senate leaders on Wednesday rejected thelowerhouse’sproposed whichdeleted certain portionsof the month which labeled the amended Boaz strongly recommended the APPRECIATION ME6SAGE My Mom and my Dad, My brother; Stanley, Charles, Ken, and my sister Regina Torres BLANCO, join me is extending our most sincere and heartfelt appreciation and SI YUUS MA’ASE for your support in endors­ ing him as one of your candidates to the House of Representatives, representing FALE-GULA, OLEAI CHALAN KIYA, CHALAN-LAULAU, GUALO-RAI, AS FALEPE, CHINATOWN, GARAPAN, LOWER AND UPPER NAVY HILL, PUERTO RICO, SADOG TASI, YAN NORTHERN ISLAS.

Republican Candidates with their spouses line up for introduction at tho picnic at Kilili Beach. ^ c^n„ Qovernor Beniamin T. Manglona in a tete-a-tete with former Governor From left, Senatorial Aspirant Juan S. Demapan, Congressional candidate Pete P. Reyes PeteP j enorj0 & Frank Camacho. ______total rejection of the House measure Please remember to VOTE for my DAD and as it is not in compliance with the his fellow Republican candidates too on mandates of the Constitution and Saturday, November 02,1991. voter’s privileges. TheComtitutionalprovisionona Again, thank you for your support and vote I- Code of Ethics clearly stipulates the of confidence. № PUBLIC LANDS ENDANGERED! guidelines of proper conduct for members of the legislature. It also provides that elected officials dis­ Little le ft fo r future hom esteads and close financial interests to prevent POT FAB0T - BOTA SI TATA-H0 conflicts of interest that may arise in right-of-w ay exchanges the performance of their duties as public servants. The House amendments totally GUAHO SI ANTHONY CABRERA TORRES, LAHEN disregarded such issues when they introduced the changes to the pro­ posed statutes, according to Boaz’s STANLEY TUDELA TORRES opinion on the matter. POT FABOT, BOTA SI TATA-HO, PARA CüNGRESON-MIYO G! WHY? House leaders also amended portions of the bill which addresses PRECINCT 3 A-B-C; FALE-GULA, OLEAI SAN JOSE, GUALO RAI, issues which prohibits elected or appointed officials from participat­ GARAPAN, LOWER & UPPER NAVY HILL, PUERTO RICO YAN I ing in business transactions with the NORTHERN ISLANDS. government and a part which stipu­ lates that candidates disclose their SI TATA-HO, ATTEN-TO, POT I PROBLEMA YAN /YUDANTE. finances for public scrutiny. SIEMPRE MAS MAN-AYUDA Gl FUT-TURATA, ESPECIALMENTE The Ethics Bill has been the subjectofmuch discussion between PARA-I-MAN HOBEN-TA. i i leaders of both Houses and is one of the proposed statutes that have been stalled for various reasons. SI YUUS MAASE Thepassageof the Open Govern­ ment Act was also denied by the Senate after it also saw some loop­ Because Rep. Juan S. Reyes (Liling) arrogantly ignored the pleas of his people and gave away holes in the amendments which House leaders have submitted for 1,610,000 square meters of public land for a discount price of 120 per square m eter to Shimizu Senate approval· The bill allows government Corporation - land that should have been saved for our children. meetings to be open to the public IS THIS THE KIND OF LEADERSHIP WE WANT IN THE SENATE? UNRESPONSIVE and also provides the community access to government records was AND INSENSITIVE LEADERSHIP. A LEADERSHIP REFLECTIVE OF REP. REYES' PLEASE VOTE FOR MY DAD alsorejectedafterVice-SpeakerLuis "NEW ORDER" FOR SAIPAN - PROTECTING OUTSIDE SPECIAL INTEREST WHILE C. Benavente recommended that the Legislative meetings be exempt STANLEY TUDELA TORRES SACRIFICING THE FUTURE OF THE CHAMORROS AND CAROLINIANS. YES, REP. from the stipulations of the bill. HE IS A GOOD LISTENER REYES RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. IT STINKS! Congressmen h ran S. Reyes and House Majority Root Leader Wil­ AND A DOER. HE IS A HARD liam Ada have voiced their appre­ WORKING FATHER. hension over the proposed statute in a recent House session. Reyes said the proposed bill will THANK YOU VERY MUCH, opengovemmentproceedings from manipulation while Ada expressed FROM DEEP INSIDE MY HEART his concern that the bill may jeop­ ardize government operations and | / VOTE FOR JUAN SABLAN DEMAPAN may open the doors for criminals to inspect records that are otherwise Paid for by the Committee to Tiled Juan Sablan Demapan for Senator off-limits to public scrutiny. TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-25 24-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 "V,

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YOUR .CHI UDIRI DOES THE LEGISLATURE ALWAYS LISTEN TO THE PUBLIC? THERE ARE ISSUES WHICH OTHER CANDIDATES ARE MORE CONCERNEpiSBOUifpSIiJCH AS EDUCTION, HEALTH NOT ALWAYS, IT SEEMS, WHEN IT COMES TO PUBLIC LAND, OUR LAND IS SMALL, TOO SMALL TO CARE AND INFRASTRUCTURE. THEY ARE IMPORTANT, BUT DRUG ABUSE, ESPECIALLY OF “ICE" OR “SHABU GIVE IT AWAY. BUT OFTEN, THAT IS WHAT HAPPENS, SHABU”, IS SUCH A MAJOR PROBLEM AND POTENTIAL CATASTROPHE FOR OUR SOCIETY TODAY THAT WE ARE FACING A CRISIS WHICH CANNOT BE IGNORED BY OUR ELECTED OFFICIALS. YOU KNOW WHERE CONGRESSMAN STANLEY TORRES STANDS ON THE ISSUE OF PUBLIC LAND. HE PARENTS WANT THE BEST FOR THEIR CHILDREN AND THEY WORK HARD 10 PROVIDE THE BESlPOSSIBl£ LIFE HAS MAINTAINED A CONSISTENT POLICY THROUGHOUT HIS FIRST TERM OF OFFICE, REP. TORRES FOR THEM. DRUGS CAN STEAL AWAY THE GOOD THINGS THAT A FAMILY HAS TO OFFER, CREATING A TRAIL TO SUPPORTS DEVELOPMENT, BUT WANTS INVESTORS TO LEASE PRIVATE LAND, MISERY, CRIME AND WASTE. PARENTS MEED ALL THE HELP THEY CAM GET TQ MAKE SURE THEIR CHILDREN’S LIVES ARE NOT RUINED BY “JCE’r. CONGRESSMAN TORRES IS DOING HIS PART TO WIN THE WAR AGAINST DRUGS. CONGRESSMAN TORRES VOTED AGAINST THE SHIMIZU LEASE AGREEMENT BECAUSE HE IS CONCERNED ABOUT LAND FOR THE NEXT GENERATION, THIS LAND WE HAVE IS OUR LEGACY TO CHILDREN, GIVEN TO US AS TRUSTEES BY ODR..ANQ.ESIQBS, WHEN ALL THE LAND HAS BEEN GIVEN CONGRESS’I^^STA N I^M l^^^^^O I^S A DRUG FREE AWAY TO INVESTORS, WHAT WILL WE HAVE TO GIVE QUR CHILDREN? ^ cil'liliiWPB!

CONGRESSMAN TORRES LED THE FIGHT AGAINST GIVING AWAY THE SAMOAN HOUSING AREA IN CONGRESSMAN STANLEY TORRES AUTHORED HOUSE BILE NO. 7-245, THE “ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ACT OF 1991” . GARAPAN TO DEVELOPERS AND BE CONTFNUES TO OPPOSE IT. HE REFUSES TO GIVE UP. THIS BILL IMPOSES VERTSTRONGPEHALTIESFQii THE USE AND POSSESSION OF HARD DRUGS LIKE “ICE". TORRES LOBBIED HARD FOR ITS PASSAGE IN THE HOUSE, AND IT WAS PASSED ON OCTOBER 21. THE BILL NOW CONGRESSMAN TORRES IS CONCERNED ABOUT WHERE OUR PEOPLE WILL BE TEN AND TWENTY AWAITS SENATE ACTION, YEARS FROM NOW. BE IS FIGHTING FOR OUR CHILDREN’S FUTURE. BECAUSE HE CARES. CONGRESSMAhiffOBSES HEEDS YOUR HELP TO CONTINUE HIS FIGHT AGAINST DRUG ABUSE, THE MOST SAVE OUR PUBLIC LAND. KEEP STANLEY TORRES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. BEQAIJSE_WE DANGEROUS 'HSsfs T FACING OUR ISLANDS TODAY. HE WANTS TO SAVE YOUR CHILDREN FROM THE RUIN OF NFED PEiPLF LIKE HIM TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS TO YOUR LAND. DRUG ABUSE. liiS f

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THE ISLEY EMERGENCY POWER PLANT FACILITY. manages partnerships funded Proposal documents may be obtained at the CUC Pro­ All Soul’s Day Flowers All On Sale Proposal documents may be obtained at the CUC Pro­ principally by US corporations curement & Supply Office, Lower Base, and for any information curement & Supply Office, Lower Base, and for any information Loose Flowers 1/2 price! and pension funds, and United please contact Mr. James Guerrero, Project Manager. please contact Mr. James Guerrero, Project Manager. Micronesian Development As­ Selection will be made on the basis of previous experi­ Coronas 30% Cheaper Than Last Year. Selection will be made on the basis of previous experi­ sociation, Inc. (UMDA), a ence with similar projects, total cost and time to completion. ence with similar projects, total cost and time to completion. Everything Must Go! Northern Marianas corporation. A bid bond will not be required for this proposal. However, Abidbond will notbe required forthisproposal. However, UMDA Chairman Joseph W. the selected Contractor will be required to furnish a performance the selected Contractor will be required to furnish a performance Waechter, in the same news re­ and payment bond equivalent to 100% each of the contract Candy House and payment bond equivalent to 100% each of the contract lease expressed gladness with amount. Near Six-Ten Store Across CHC on W-2 Hi-Way amount. Attention is called to the Labor Standard Provisions for the agreement saying, “We look Attention is called to the Labor Standard Provisions for Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary forward to working with the Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary Structure Plans and the payment not less than the minimum PMC Group to improve service Structure Plans and the payment not less than the minimum House For Rent salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid and continue expansion of the salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on the project. airline throughout the region.” on the project. 5 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Luxury House In San Vicente. 24 Hours Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope, marked Mayor Jesus Dl. Guerrero delivers his remarks at the dedication “Air Mike would now be a Proposals must be submitted in a scaled envelope, marked CUC-RFP91-0046, in the triplicate, to the Procurement and Supply W ater, Two Storey Ocean View, One Year Old, Part Furnished. wholly-owned regional air car­ CUC-RFP91-0045, in the triplicate, to the Procurementand Supply of Susupe gym to the late and former Mayor Gilbert C. Ada. Manager, Mr. Pedro W. Torres, CUC Procurement and Supply rier led by a Financially stable Manager, Mr. Pedro W. Torres, CUC Procurement and Supply $1,800 per month Saipan Local Law no. 7-5 calls for renaming of the gym in honr. Office, Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 4:00 p.m., local time, investment group. Significant Office, Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 4:00 p.m., local time, of former mayor of Saipan. The occasion tookpalce on Tues­ November 11,1991. Tel. 234-7315 · 7am - 8am investment will be made over November 11,1991. day, October 22, 1991 in front of the gymnasium.______The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation reserves the The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation reserves the the coming years to upgrade right to reject any or all proposals for any reason and to waive any right to reject any or all proposals for any reason and to waive any PUBLIC NOTICE equipment and improve ser­ defect in said proposals if, in its sole opinion, it is in the best defect in said proposals if, in its sole opinion, it is in the best In the Superior Court of the vice,” he said. interest of the CUC to do so. All proposals shall become the interest of the CUC to do so. All proposals shall become the Commonwealth of the Air Mike currently flies from property of CUC. Northern Mariana Islands Guam to six cities in Japan, two property of CUC. in the Philippines, two in Aus­ RAMON S. GUERRERO RAMON S. GUERRERO MTC GOES “BEYOND THE WALL” WITH CIVIL ACTION NO. 91-1064 tralia, Taiwan, South Korea, Executive Director, CUC . In the Matter of the Estate of Executive Director, CUC uya-n/os CELLULAR TELEPHONIE SERVICE Indonesia, Hong Kong, New CELLULAR TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR SAIPAN. ANA B. DELA CRUZ, Guinea, and 12 islands in Deceased. Hate getting stuck in your Micronesia.lt operates 17 air­ craft, including 5 DC-10s, ten office or house waiting for an NOTICE OF HEARING AND Boeing 727s and two F-27s. important call? NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOW YOU CAN The transaction includes all TO: ALL PERSONS AND CREDITORS having any inter­ Continental’s route authority to Ever lost a sale because you est or claims against the Estate fly from Guam to points in the H onda’s New Power HAVE MORE couldn’t be reached? of Ana B. Dela Cruz mid-Pacific, the Far East, and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ South Pacific, all offices, gates, Have trouble finding a phone FIED that Jose B. Camacho of landing slots, maintenance fa­ Saipan, Commonwealth of the Products are H ere! when your beeper goes off? cilities, airport facilities, parts FREE TIME! Northern Mariana Islands, has inventories, data processing and filed a petition in the Superior Wish your family, friends, or Court seeking to be appointed communications equipment, and babysitter could reach you quickly the administrator of the Estate of real estate owned by Air Micronesia. when you're out? Ana B. Dela Cruz, deceased. Petitioner’s attorney of record is However, Continental’s au­ Antonio M. Atalig, Attorney at thority from the US mainland If you answered yes to any of Law, P.O. Box 1638, Saipan, and Honolulu to Tokyo, Aus­ these questions, then you're in MP 96950. The hearing on said tralia, and New Zealand. luck. Starting November 9, MTC petition for letters of adminis­ DIAMOND TEL >■ “We have had tremendous is bringing cellular telephone tration has been set for Novem­ Transportable support and encouragement service to Saipan. ber 19, 1991, at 1:30 P.M. All interested parties should appear from local business and gov­ at the hearing. ernment leaders, and we are most We’ll free you from the walls of Persons having claims against enthusiastic about the prospects your home or office and give you the estate of said decedent are of developing a truly regional a choice of service plans and hereby notified at any and all airline that is responsive to the phone models tailored to your claims against the estate must be needs of the island nations that filed with the Clerk of Court we serve, as well as expanding lifestyle. At last you can take T (F 37 within sixty (60) days of this and improving our service to the charge of your schedule and add publication, or the claim will be international destinations of the "i7 Ì57 HiF more time to your day with the barred. Air Mike route system.” /s/Bemadita A. Sablan ' t i r 9 :' mobile convenience of cellular “I am most impressed with Deputy Clerk of Court a ' communications. the spirit and professional ca­ pability of the Air Mike em­ PUBLIC NOTICE Bri Cl' jsn ployees that I have met so far, IM M EDIATE In the Superior Court of the and I am looking forward to f (tí1 Sto lor* Commonwealth of the developing a highly-motivated SAVINGS FOR Northern Mariana Islands V«! and caring airline team that is FARLY BIRDS! ADOPTION CASE NO. 91-81 service-conscious and sensitive to customer needs,” Doubleday The first 100 people to purchase In the Matter of Petition for Adoption of: said. a Cellular phone, and sign up for JAE WOO LEE, service will receive a charter minor, Membership. By: JAE HYUN KIM and HEE Member benefits include SOON LEE, FI LATA Tennis MOTOROLA immediate savings with 300 Petitioners. NOTICE OF HEARING tourney set DIAMOND TEL Portable minutes of free airtime. Notice is hereby given that on Portable October 31,1991, at 1:30 PM in For more information call MTC’s the courthouse of the Superior All participants in the Filata Cellular Hotline today: 234-6990. Court in Susupe, Saipan, Com­ Interclub and men’s Open 4.5 monwealth o f the Northern Singles Championship to be held f t o r la Tkm WMi hfeturv Mariana Islands, the petitioners this weekend at Hafa Adai and HONDA will petition the Court to adopt Memorial courts are requested to m n m n E the above-mentioned minors. check playtime and court as­ Micronesian Tel [jcronesia M otors, Inc. HONDA. Beyond the call Dated this 25th day of October, signments at MICROPAC in San 1991. SALES · PARTS · SERVICE POWER PRODUCTS Jose and Rainbow Sports in Located North of Joeten Motors at Beach Road in Oleai P.O. Box 306, Saipan, MP 96950 /s/Reynaldo O. Yana Chalan Piao, according to a re­ Tel. (670) 234-8333/34 · Fax (670) 234-8335 Telephone: 234-6100 Attorney for Petitioners Business Hours: Mon. - Fri 8:00 a m - 5:00 pm HONDAI lease. Sat. 8:00 am - 12:00 noon Quality For Lasting V A » TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-29 28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCOTBER 29,1991 tiveand legislative branchesofgov­ for health facilities and programs RATES: Classified Announcement infantsUS citizens. Thiswas viewed Per one inch column · $3.00 ernment because such an alarming rate of R i s e i n a l i e n . . by observers to be a major reason in Classified Display “We should examine a lot of growth may get out of hand in the Per one inch column - $3.50 Continued from page 1 thealarmingincreaseofchildbirths by those non-locals. issues here, we should lode at our future. DEADLINE:For Tuesday Edition - Friday 5:00 p.m. “When we submit our budget “I think that there has to be For Rday Edition - Wednesday 12 Noon Arriola indicated that such a economic policies, even our immi­ The CHC, he said, was built for needs, we ask just for CNMI something done. Something is NOTE: II for some reason your acfvertisementis incorrect, call us immediately to make scheme may hold true in the ab­ gration policies if need be. we need only around 20,000 up to the year the necessary corrections. The Marianas Variety News & Views is responsible only citizens, and we’re getting just wrong somewhere,” he told he sence of a family planning orienta­ to plan to handle what we term as 1990. It was initially built to serve a for one incorrect Insertion. We reserve the right to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any that amount to spend for just Variety in an interview. ad at any time. tion for the said population group. leaps and bounds in population 15,000 population. Sketchy reports had it that some that. Considering this, a 63% It was argued that this occurrence trends,” the deputy director said. “If we had a facility like this and that we realize for non-local non-CNMI parents, including has a negative impact, intended or Untalan, on the other hand said the population estimates were 1 ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER-HIgh 1 CARPENTER 1 MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE -High 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Col­ births are not usually included contract workers prefer that their that if this was the case, the CHC wrong, we must go back to the ACCOUNTANT school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. school grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: lege grad., 2yrs.experlence. Salary $2.15 otherwise, and that this should merit experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. $500-850 per month. - $4.50 per hour. in theprovisions setaside for the children be bom in the CNMI since must lode at it in terms of planning drawing board,” he said. $3.50 - $5.50 per hour. that wouldautomaticallymake these the attention of those in the execu- 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Contact: JUAN T. LIZAMA dba Law Office Contact: JJ. ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 3 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER -High 1 PLUMBER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. CHC,” Arriola said. experience. Salary *$930 - $2,000 per ofJuanT.Lizama, P.O.box 1508,Saipan, 107, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/29)T/6006. school equiv. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. PUBLIC NOTICE month. MP 96950 (10/29)T/5995. $3.00-4.00 per hour. Contact: ANTONIA V. TAITANO dba PARTS AND SERVICE In the Superior Court of the PUBLIC NOTICE 1 DRAFTER - College grad., 2 yrs. expe­ 1 PLUMBER Contact: DOSA SUBSEA, P.O. Box 2183 MAAC Enterprises, P.O. Box 705, Saipan, In the Superior Court of the rience. Salary $800 - $500 per month. 1 STORE MANAGER-High school grad., 5 WELDER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/6078. MP 96950 (11/5)T/6057. Commonwealth of the 1 (QUARRY) SUPERVISOR-Hlghschool Commonwealth of the 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $8.00 experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Northern Mariana Islands grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,600- Contact: GAUDENCIO C. MACALINAO 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High Northern Mariana Islands ■per hour. Trans M icronesia M otors, Inc. $2,500 per month. Contact: CREDENCE INCORPORA­ dba Unity Trade Service Inc., P.O. Box MISCELLANEOUS school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary CIVIL ACTION NO. 91-1041 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - TION, San Jose, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ 703, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/29)T/5991. $3.00 per hour. CIVIL ACTION NO. 91-1043 High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 29)T/5982. 20 SECURITY GUARD - High school Contact: AARON S. FEINSTEIN dba FP In the Matter of Salary $2.15 - $5.00 per hour. In the Matter of: 1 STEEL WORKER, STRUCTURAL equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 Enterprises, P.O. Box 2860, Saipan, MP VINCENT ANTHONY Contact: CONSTRUCTION & MATERIAL 1 PLUMBER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. per hour. 96950 (11/5)T/6050. CHANGE OF NAME OF 1 SALES MANAGER - High school grad., DUENAS TO VINCENT SUPPLY INC. dba CMS, P.O. Box 609, 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4.00 - $8.00 experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: FRANCES B. ATTAO dba ANTHONY DUENAS CYRIL SPENCER Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/10315. per hour. Contact: DR. GIDEON A. QUIRIMIT dba FAMCO, P.O. Box787, Saipan, MP 96950 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High (10/29JT/5988. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary FAISAO, EVANGELISTA SILVESTRE Contact: COMMONWEALTH PACIFIC Q & P Ent„ Caller Box PPP 275, Saipan, TO CYRIL SPENCER 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. INTL. INC. dba Crystal Palace, P.O. Box MP 96950 (10/29)T/5983. $2.25 - $4.50 per hour. Minor child. experience. Salary $484 per bi-weekly. 2 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact: LEVIE P. TENORIO a MARIE P. EVANGELISTA CABLAY, 1328, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/29)T/5982. By: JOAN CRUZ DUENAS, Contact: SAIPAN STEVEDORE, INC., 2 CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. RIMORIN dba LT & R Enterprises, P.O. Petitioner. By: MARIA CORAZON P.O. Box 208, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/ 1 ASST. SALES MANAGER - College 1 WELDER Contact: DANIEL DELOS SANTOS dba Box 2632, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/29)T/F/ We service all make EVANGELISTA CABLAY. 10316. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 - 2 SIGN PAINTER D & M Enterprises, P.O. Box 894, Saipan, 5975. and model $6.00 per hour. 10 CARPENTER MP 96950 (10/29JT/5989. NOTICE OF HEARING 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 1 (WAREHOUSE) HELPER- Highschool 4-cynnqer engine NOTICE OF HEARING Contact: B. DAVY'S INC. dba Davy's, 5 PLUMBER ¿■cylinder engine You are hereby notified that a experience. Salary $600 - 900 per month. P.O. Box 2073, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ 2 DRESSMAKER 2 STOCK CLERK - High school equiv., 2 equiv,, 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 verified petition was filed in the You are hereby notified that a Contact: ANGELITA M. BUNIAG dba 29)T/5986. 10 MASON yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. per hour. ¿■cylinder engine Alanar's Enterprises, P.O. Box 1511, above entitled action for an order verified petition was filed in the 5 WELDER 2 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. expe­ Contact: TRI-ALL INTERNATIONAL above-entitled court for an order Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/6072. 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High school 5 ELECTRICIAN rience. Salary $2.15 per hour. CORPORATION, P.O. Box2610, Saipan, changing the name of the minor MP 96950 (11/5)T/6062. changing the name of Cyril grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 - 1 BUILDING ELECTRICIAN-High school Contact: MARIANAS REPAIRS COM­ child Vincent Anthony Duenas 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. $8.00 per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per PANY, INC., P.O. Box 2690, Saipan, MP to Vincent Anthony Duenas Spencer EvangelistaSilvestre, in experience. Salary $3.50 per hour. 1 SALES MANAGER - High school grad., hour. 96950 (10/29)T/5981. 1 HOUSEWORKER - High school equiv., Contact: L & F INCORPORATED, P.O. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Tony Santos Faisao, in the Superior Court, the Superior Court, Common­ 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 - $8.00 1 FOREMAN - High school grad., 2 yrs. wealth o f the Northern Mariana Box 726, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/6061. per hour. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 1 (PHOTO) DEVELOPER - High school Contact: MANUEL T. CABRERA dba M Sorvico Manager Commonwealth of the Northern grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 per and M Enterprises, P.O. Box 69, Saipan, Island. WANG XING Jl dbaLucky Dragon (U.S.), Contact: MIGUEL R. FITIAL dba Fico Overall Mechanic Mariana Islands. INC. P.O. Box 3052, Saipan, MP 96950 Enterprises, P.O. Box 1356, Saipan, MP month. MP 96950 (11/5)T/6071. A hearing of the above-entitled A hearing o f the above-entitled MANAGER (11/5)T/6072. 96950 (11/8)F/5996. Contact: YU SANG YONG dba Shin Han matter will be held at the Supe- Corporation, Chalan Kanoa, Saipan, MP 1 KITCHEN HELPER-High school equiv., matter will be held at the Supe­ 1 PROJECT MANAGER-Collegegrad.,2 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school 2 CARPENTER 96950 (10/29)T/6002. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Jack Tmodrang riorCourtonNovember 14,1991 yrs. experience. Salary $1,684 per month. rior Court on October 31, 1991 at grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 - 1 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: SAIPAN HOTEL CORPORA­ ar 1:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter Contact: SHINRYO CORPORATION, Mechanic 1:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as $1,000 per month. experience. Salary $2.25 per hour. 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - TION dba Hafadai Beach Hotel, P.O. Box P.O. Box 2484, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ Specialising in Transmission counsel can be heard. Any ob­ as counsel can be herd. Any Contact: SONNY EDANO dba Video Contact: LINO & LEVIE P. TENORIO dba High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 338, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)10321. 5)T/6065. L & L Enterprises, Caller Box PPP 525, jections to the change of name of objections to the change of name Shack, Snackee's, Fish Pen, P.O. Box Salary $2.15 - $4.00 per hour. » 639, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5JT/6061. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/29)T/F/5975. Contact: TM CORPORATION, Caller Box 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. expe­ of Cyril Spencer Evangelista 2 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school Vincent Anthony Duenas to PPP 216, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/29JT/ rience. Salary $2.25 - $2.50 per hour. Vincent Anthony Duenas Faisao Silvestre to Cyril Spencer grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- 2 CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER 6008. 2 BARTENDER - Highschool grad., 2yrs. Evangelista Cabiay should be $5.00 per hour. . ENTERTAINER 1 WELDER experience. Salary $2.25 per hour. should be filed in writing with 1 OFFICE WORKER - High school grad., 2 SIGN PAINTER - High school grad., 2 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Col­ 1 HOUSEKEEPING, CLEANER - High filed in writing with the Clerk of 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per 4 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT - High the Clerk of Court. hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. lege grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary$2.15 school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Court. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Dated this 16 day of October, Contact: HUA ME I TRADE INC., Caller Contact: MIGUEL R. FITIAL dba Fico Arts - $4.50 per hour. $2.15 per hour. Box AAA 179, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/ $2.15 per hour. 1991. Dated this 17th day of October, & Sign, P.O. Box 1356, Saipan, MP 96950 Contact: EMPSCO-ENGINEERING Contact: HOTEL BLUEBERRY SAIPAN onesia Motors Contact: ANGELE.OCAMPO dba United 1991. 6066. (10/29 )T/5996. CONSULTANT, P.O. Box 3050, Saipan CORPORATION, Caller Box. AAA 205, /s/Bemadita S. Sablan Agency & Trading Co., P.O. Box 834, SALES · PARTS · SERVICE 0 HONDA /s/Bemadita A. Sablan MP 96950. Saipan, MP 96950 (1 1/5)T/6063. Located North of Joeten Motors at Beach Road in Oleai Deputy Clerk of Court 1 ASST. GENERAL MANAGER - High Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/6059. CHRYSLER Superior Court Deputy Clerk of Court school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary ENGINEER Tel. (670) 234-8333/34 · Fax (670) 234-8335 3 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT - High 2 ASST. (PURCHASING) SUPERVISOR 1 SALES SUPERVISOR -High school MOTORS $700 per bi-weekly. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2yrs. - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.50- Business Hours: Mon. - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Salary $500 - $850 per hour. 6.00 per hour. Sat. 8:00 am - 12:00 noon Authorized Dealer experience. Salary $3.50 - $6.00 per $2.15 per hour. experience. Salary $350 - $1,000 per Contact: BLAS MAFNAS dba TLA Cafe, month. 2 BUILDING MAINTENANCE REPAIRER Contact: LUCKY CORPORATION dba FIRST ANNIVERSARY hour. - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Lucky Star. P.O. Box 1817 Saipan, MP 3 CABLE SPLICER - High school grad., 2 P.O. Box 45 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 1 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 yrs. (10/29)T/5859. experience. Salary $500-$800 per month. Salary $2.50 per hour/$525 per month. 96950 (11/5)T/6077. yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 per hour. Contact: HAKUBOTAN SAIPAN ENT., ROSARY 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC-High 1 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 5 WAITRESSES-High school grad. 2 yrs. INC., P.O. Box 127, Saipan, MP 96950 2 DRESSMAKER school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Salary:$ 2.15 per hour. (10/29)T/10246. 2 BEAUTICIAN DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT $3.00 per hour. experience. Contact: PACIFIC ENGINEERING & Contact: BOBBY CADILLACS, Box PPP CONSTS., INC., P.O. BOX2172, SAIPAN, 1 BARBER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact: KEY COMMUNICATIONS 1 COOK (SAIPAN), INC., P.O. Box 2273, Saipan, 126 Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/6084. MP 96950 (11/5)F/6074. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 5 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT MP 96950 (11/5)T/6070. Contact: UNIVERSAL DEVELOPERS, We, the family of the late 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - College 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 INC., P.O. Box 2136, Saipan, MP 96950 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER - MECHANIC grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.40 - (11/8)F/6044. Contact: CHINESE GOODS CENTER RAMON HOCOG High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 1 AIR CON MECHANIC - High school $5.00 per hour. Contact: KUMAGAI GUMI CO., LTD., dba Canton Restaurant, P.O. Box 2351, 5 DRESSMAKER - High school equiv., 2 Salary $700 per bi-weekly. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 P.O. Box 63 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950 Saipan, MP 96950 (10/29)T/6005. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. ABEL CELIS 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school per hour. (10/29)F/5987. 1 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per Contact: KIM KYU YEON dba Sam Sung 3 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - High school yrs. experience. Salary $500 - $700 per MANGLONA Abel betterknown bi-weekly. Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 1582, Saipan, grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. MP 96950 (10/29)T/6004. $4.50 per hour. “RAYMOND” as (OBET) experience. Salary $3.00 - $6.00 per MAINTENANCE Contact: VICENTE ALDAN SANCHEZ Contact: SUSANA T. MAFNAS dba dba Sanchez Boutique & Dress Shop, hour. 1 AUTO PAINTER - High school grad., 2 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILD­ Traveller’s Lodge & Apartelle, P.O. Box P.O. Box 1912, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ January 2 7 ,1 9 6 1 - 2 MASSEUSE - High school grad., 2 yrs. yrs. experience. Salary $925 per month. ING - High schoolgrad., 2yrs. experience. 45, Saipan, MP 96950 (1Q/29)T/5859. 8JF/6044. October ,1 9 9 1 experience. Salary $3.00 per hour. Contact: JOETEN MOTOR CO., INC., Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 3 1 ACUPUNCTURIST - College grad., 2 P.O. Box 680, Saipan, MP 96950 (10/ Contact: RODICO G. VIDAL dba R.V. 1 DRAFTER-College grad., 2 yrs. expe­ Would like to extend an invitation to our yrs. experience. Salary $2,000 per month. 29)T/10291. Enterprises, P.O. Box 194, Saipan, MP 2 DIVING INSTRUCTOR (SPORTS) - High rience. Salary $650 : $700 pet hour. Contact: KYUNG HEE CORPORATION, 96950 (11/5)T/6061. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary relatives and friends to join us for the First P.O. Box 2273, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ Contact: JESUS LG. TAKAI dba Takai & $1,100- $1,300 per month. 2 BODY FENDER REPAIRER Associates, P.O. 8ox 263, Saipan, MP Anniversary Rosary of my beloved husband, 5)T/6069. 4 MASON -High school equiv. 2 yrs. 2 (GENERAL) MAINTENANCE RE­ Contact: COMMONWEALTH MARINE Was called to his eternal rest on Wednesday, October 23,1991 at 30 years of age. 96950 (10/25)F/5976. LEISURE CORP. dba Marine Sport & He is predeceased by his father, Lucio Masga Manglona on September 23,1991 and also predeceased by his experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. PAIRER father, grandfather, and great grandfather. 1 OFFICE MANAGER - College grad., 2 1 HOUSEWORKER Leisure, P.O. Box369, Saipan, MP 96950 Contact: ROSEMARIE ILO dba R.I.B. 1 SURVEYOR - College grad., 2 yrs. ex­ grand parents, Francisco and Dorotea (Tea) Manglona, Pedro Maratila Hocog and Escolástica Songsong yrs. experience. Salary $800 - $1,000 per 2 MECHANIC (AIR-CONDITION/RE­ (11/8)F/6028. Enterprises. P.O. Box 2335 Saipan, MP perience. Salary $3.75 per hour. Songao. month. FRIGERATION) 96950 (11/5)T/6087 Contact: DONALD A. BUFTON dba Land He Is survived by his: nightly rosary will start on Friday, riovem ber 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - High school 15 MASSEUSE 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Col- grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,200 Surveying & Construction, P.O. Box 983, legegrad.,2yrs.experience. Salary$780 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRER^High school 7 WAITRESS (NIGHTCLUB) - High school Mother: Milagro Hocog Manglona (Bago) 1, 1991, at the residence of Maria and per mondi. Saipan, MP 96950 (10/29)T/5992. per month. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.50 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per Brothers: Luis and Francisco H. Manglona Contact: KAIZOKU CORPORATION dba Contact: UNIVERSE INSURANCE UN­ Joaquin Delos Santos at Koblerville. per hour. hour. 1 EXECUTIVE CHEF -High school grad. Sisters: Patsy H.Taisacan, LydiaH. Manglona, Yvonne H. Manglona, TriciaH. Manglona and RosieMaligdem Kaizoku Restaurant, P.O. Box 8898, 2 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 DERWRITERS (MICRONESIA) INC., P.O. Contact: STS ENTE RPRISES, INC., P.O. 2 yrs experience. Salary: $2,000-2,500 Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/6052.* yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 - $4.00 per Box512, Saipan, MP96950(11/8)F/6038. of Tinian. Box 3203, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/ per month. Brother in laws: Mateo M. Taisacan and Romie Maligdem of Tinian Final Rosary will be said at 4:45 p.m. at 6064. hour. 1 SERVICE MANAGER, CUSTOMER - 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High 1 ASST. EXECUTIVE CHEF-High school 1 CARPET LAYER - High school equiv., 2 God Parents: Antonio K. Mesngon (Maria), Vicente A. Manglona (Deceased)/(Chencha), Juana Q. Atalig/ grad. 2 yrs. experience; Salary: $ 1,000- Mount Carmel Cathedral on Saturday, High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1,800 per month. Guillermo Atalig (Both deceased), Juanita A. Pangelinan (Joe) (Proxy) Salary $2,000 per month. CONSTRUCTION $2.15-$4.50 per hour. 1 INSTALLER - High school grad., 2 yrs riovember 9, 1991 followed by Mass of 1 FRONT OFFICE MANAGER -High Uncles: Ignacio S. Hocog (Dolores), Miguel Manglona (Rosa), Fritz (Fred) Manglona (Juanita) 1 SHEETMETAL WORKER-Highschool Contact: HOCOG ENTERPRISES dba experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. school grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: Intention at 6:00 p.m. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per WORKER Executive Services and Terraca Disco, Contact: ARMANDO D. NAVIO dba The Juan Manglona (Alicia) $1,000-1,600 per month. hour. 10 CARPENTER P.O. Box 2013, Saipan, MP 9L950 (11/ Carpet Store (Saipan) Inc., Caller Box Aunties: Ana S. Hocog, Rosa H. Indalecio (David), Juliana M. Torres (Francisco), Tomasa M. Camacho Contact: CARRIER GUAM, INC., P.O. Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIA CORP. 15 MASON 5)T/6055. PPP 1019, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/ (George) Box 3139, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/ DBA Dai-lchl Hotel Saipan Beach. P.O. 10322. Dinner will be served after the m ass. 7 PAINTER 10323. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER -High schooT Box 1029 Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/ 9 ELECTRICIAN 10328. 5 REINFORCING STEEL WORKER grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.50 per 1 WELL DRILLER - High school grad., 2 Rosary is being said daily at 12:00 noon and 8:00 p.m. at the family residence in rota and in Saipan at 8:00 p.m. 1 MANAGER. (ADMINISTRATION)-High 4 PLUMBER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. hour. 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ yrs. experience. Salary $2.15-$3.00 per at CHC Chapel. Your presence and prayers are greatly school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact.-CHALAN KANOA BEACH CLUB perience. Salary $2.15 per hour. hour. $5.00 - $11 .00 per hour. appreciated. Contact: RUFO T. MAFNAS dba B & R HOTEL dba Chalan Kanoa Beach Club Contact: MARGARITA R. TENORIO dba Contact: ROY ALEXANDER dba Conlact: NEO FASHION, INC., P.O. Box Last respect may be paid on Wednesday, October 30, 1991 at CHC Chapel on Saipan beginning 11:30 - 2:30 Construction, P.O. Box 45, Saipan, MP Corp. P.O. Box 356 Saipan, MP 96950 Sunset View Restaurant, P.O. Box 114, Alexander Well Drilling Co., P.O. Box 1969, 1718, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/6060. p.m. Later the remains will be flown to Rota at 4:20 p.m. The body will be taken to his parents residence in 96950 (10/29)T/5859. (11/5JT/6081. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/10313. Saipan, MP 96950 M1/5)T/10318. Rota for viewing and wake. Mass of Christian burial will be at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, October 31, 1991 at San KiriDLY JOIN US. Francisco De Borja church followed by burial. ______THE FAMILY 30-M *rT*NAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCTOBER 29,1991 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-31 7 MASON 2 BAKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. MlffilleiANEOUS 9 CARPENTER experience. Salary $2.25 - $2.40 per APARTMENT FOR RENT 2 PLUMBER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. hour. 3 schools receive check donations 1 (SURVEY) C l' .F OF PARTY-College experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: DREW KAYE dba Winchell's NEWLY BUILD, 3 BEDROOM - HOUSE & LOT, FULLY grad. 2 yrs. ex:erience. Salary: $1,200- Contact: SK CORPORATION, P.O. Box DonutHouse, P.O.Box2371, Saipan, MP FURNISHED, CENTRALIZED AIR-CON, 24 HOUR 96950 (11/5)T/F/5966. PUBLIC NOTICE 1,400 per moniri 2266, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12JT/6158. Northern Marianas College 2 SURVEYOR HELPER -High school WATER, NEXT TO BEACH ROAD 30SECURITY GUARD-High school grad., Comptroller Ray Diaz on On August 27,1991, an application was filed with grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $600-700 180 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR CONTACT PETER - 235-1998 1oaM9 l1/5(6077) 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 Thursday, donated three $1,500 per month. 15 CUTTER, MACHINE the Federal Communications Commission in 1 DRAFTER. CARTOGRAPHIC -High 15PRESSER, HAND per hour. checks to the Koblerville, San Contact: COMMONWEALTH SECURITY school grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: 20 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER Washington, D.C. to assign the construction permit SERVICES, P.O. Box 585, Saipan, MP Vicente and San Antonio $750-850 per month. 5 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC 10 MAINTENANCE REPAIR HELPER 96950(11/12JT/6148. Schools. of Serafin Dela Cruz for a new FM station to operate 1 SURVEY HELPER (SURVEY AIDE) 5 COOK at Garapan, Saipan to K-Z Radio, Inc. The officers, 2 REMITTANCE CLERK - High school L O C A L H I R E The money will be used to No experience needed. Salary: $500. 18 LAUNDRY WORKERS grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per purchased additional facilities for per month (LOCAL HIRE) 20 (PACKER), PACKAGER, HAND directors and/or more than 10% shareholders of K- 5 WAREHOUSE WORKER - High school hour. the schools such as water foun­ Contact: PINOYEXPRESS(PXSAIPAN), Z Radio, Inc. are Rex W. Sorensen, Kathleen A. Contact: DUENAS & SWAVELY, INCOR­ equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 INC., Chalan Kanoa District #4, Saipan, FILIN G CLERK tains and purifier of the San PORATED, Caller Box PPP, Suite 164. per hour. Sorensen and Jon Anderson. The proposed FM MP 96950(11/12)T/6149. Antonio institution. 2nd Floor, Guaio Rai Professional Bldg., 10 (QUALITY CONTROL) INSPECTOR, station will operate on 99.5 MHz. A copy of the Guaio Rai, saipan, MP 96950 (11/5)T/ GARMENT - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Diaz said Koblerville and San 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - High 6076. experience. Salary $3.00 per hour. $2.35 - 3.00 per hour application, amendments and related materials are 2 (RESIDENCE/HOUSING) SUPERVI­ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Vicente Schools can make use of 1 CONTROLLER - College grad., 2 yrs. SOR - High school grad., 2 yrs. experi­ $2.20 per hour. the amount to purchase other on file for public inspection at the office of experience. Salary $1,500 per month. ence. Salary $4.50 per hour. Contact: ALTOND.LEDOUXdbaGatsun needs for the schools. The checks REXFORD C. KOSACK, Attorney at Law, Nauru Contact: UNIVERSE INSURANCE UN­ 4 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 Electronics, P.O. Box 2780, Saipan, MP APPLY IN PERSON were presented on Thursday at DERWRITERS ( MICRONESIA), INC., yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 96950(11/12)T/6138. Building, 2nd Floor, Saipan, Marianas Islands, P.O. Box 512, Saipan, MP 96950 (11 /5)T/ 2 PRODUCTION MANAGE R- High school the Central Office in Lower Base. 1 PARALEGAL ASSISTANT - College 96950. 6068. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS per bi-weekly. grad., 2yrs. experience. Salary $3.17per On hand to accept the donation were from left to right: Koblerville hour. Taylor rules... 1 DRAFTER - College grad., 2 yrs. expe­ 7 SUPERVISOR, GARMENT MANU­ (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) elementary School representative Dan Celis, Old age program rience. Salary $650-$700 per month. FACTURING - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact: HILL & SAWHNEY LAW OF­ Continued from page 32 /s/REX W. SORENSEN experience. Salary $700 - $1,000 per FICES, P.O. Box 917, Saipan, MP 96950 Coordinator John Guerrero, NMC's Ray Diaz, Commissioner of Contact: JESUS LG. TAKAI dba Takai & -the strong winds, especially felt Chairman Associates, P.O. Box 263, Saipan, MP month. (11/12)T/6142. Education Lee Torres, San Vicente School Principal Ana Larson 10/22-25TF 96950 (11/8)F/5976. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. during the second day. experience. Salary $900 - $1,000 per 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT “Generally, I did not play that and San Antonio School acting principal John Castro. month. 1 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - College JOB VACANCY CLASSIFIED 1 (CUTTING) SUPERVISOR-Highschool grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 well, but I’m glad that my pa­ equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700 - per month. tience has paid off,” he added. NEW ADS 800 per month; $¡350 - $400 per bi- weekly. Contact: CONSTRUCTION & MATERIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Contact: LINSON (SAIPAN) INC., P.O. SUPPLY INC.. dba CMS, P.O. box 609, In winning the said 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., Box 2707, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/ Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/6160. 15 WAITRESS tournament’s Championship 2 yrs. experience. Salary $4,453.70 per 6146. flight category, Taylor also won month. 2 STORE SUPERVISOR - High school 3 C O O K as his prize an all expense paid 1 (DIVING) INSTRUCTOR, SPORTS - 1 COOK grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $650 per 1 BARTENDER trip to Indonesia to play in the College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary month. 2 GOLF COURSE WORKERS $3,000 per month. 15 WAITRESS Contact: TOWN HOUSE, INC. dba prestigious Proud Bird Interna­ Contact: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, INC., 2 DANCER Payless Market, Dept. Store, K.F.C., P.O.- P.O. Box 502, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER-High school Box 167, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/ 2 HOUSEKEEPERS tional Golf Tournament held 12JT/6147. grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary $2.50 per 10383. annually in Bali. 2 BARTENDERS hour. Asked what he feels about 1 MANAGER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 1 PLUMBER 1 OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR - High experience. Salary $6.00 per hour. 2 MASON school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary going to Bali to play in the inter­ Contact: HONG FU, INC., P.O. Box 2809, 3 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 $1,500 per month. national version of the Proud Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/6133. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: JAPAN AIRLINES, P.O. Box Apply at Saipan Cattle Co. ,ΡΡΡ 699 Saipan MP Bird, Taylor appeared ecstatic Contact: YAMAMOTO ENT., P.O. Box 469, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/10388. 1 SALES MANAGER - Hign school grad., 1729, Saipan, MP 96950 ( 11/ 12)T/6139. on being able to play the golf 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 - $6.00 1 ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR - High course which is reputedly one of per hour. 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary the top 50 golf courses. Contact: GOLDEN KEY, INC., Caller Box perience. Salary $450 per month. $4.00 - $5.00 per hour. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS “Although I do not know the PPP 701, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/ Contact: ELEGANT JEWELRY, INC. DBA Contact: DAIEI DENKI CO., LTD., P.O. CUC-RFP91-0041 6133. Chinese Tea House, Caller Box AAA 215, Box 529, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/ caliber of the competition there, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/6137. 6151. The COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION (CUC) I hope that I could have a good 1 OPERATIONS MANAGER - College 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. of the Norihcm Mariana Islands (CNMI) is requesling proposals grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. expe­ time there and do well as I could,” experience. Salary $900-$1,00 per month. per month. rience. Salary $3.07 per hour. from qualified firms for the PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION Contact: MARIANAS MANAGEMENT continued. Contact: SAPPHIRE ENTERPRISES, 1 COCKTAIL WAITRESS - High school CORPORATION, P.O. Box 137, Saipan, OF EMERGENCY POWER GENERATION FACILITIES AT INC., P.O. Box 2754, Saipan, MP 96950 grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary $2.80 per Taylor won the title in the re­ MP 96950 (11 /8)F/10393. THE SAIPAN SEWAGE LIFT STATIONS. (11/12)T/6160. hour. cent Northwest Invitational golf 1 COOK HELPER - High school grad., 2 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Tournament held weeks ago in 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. yrs. experience. Salary $2.75 per hour. experience. Salary $900 - $1,300 per The scope of this project includes the purchase and installation of experience. Salary $600 - $1,000 per 1 WAITRESS (REST.)- High school grad., Canlubang, Laguna in the Phil­ month. month. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. equipment and the design and construction of generator buildings. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Col­ ippines, where he pitted talents Contact: LEON A RDOG. ORDONEZ dba 1 CLEANER HOUSEKEEPING - High These facilities will be located at several lift station sites on D. E. D. Enterprises, P.O. Box 1315, school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary lege grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 with some of that countries bet­ - $1,000 per month. Saipan. The equipment and facilities wifi include diesel powered Saipan, MP 96950 ( 1 1/12)T/6152. $2.20 per hour. ter players. Contact: JOETEN ENTERPRISES, INC., emergency generators, automatic start-up and transfer switches, 1 BARTENDER-Highschool grad.,2 yrs. The Proud Bird tourney, which 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. P.O. Box 137, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ fuel storage, electrical wiring, and generator buildings. The 10392. was sponsored jointly by the experience. Salary $5.00 - $6.00 per 1 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 yrs. details of this project are available from theCUC Sewer Division. hour. experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. Coral Ocean Point, Joeten En­ This project will include operation and maintenance training and Contact: HWANG EUN SOON dba Sam Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP­ terprises, and MARPAC, is a Corporation, P.O. Box 2429, Saipan, MP MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel, full documentation (operations manuals, full plans and specifi­ 96950(11/12)T/6134. P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ fundraising tournament, said 12)T/10382. $ a v e cations, and as-built drawings.) tournament spokesman Tony 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Satur. experience. Salary $800 per month. 1 CARPENTER Selection will be made on the basis of previous experience with Contact: SAIPAN STEVEDORE CO., 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR E n e r g y According to Satur, proceeds INC., P.O. Box 208, Saipan, MP 96950 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC similar facilities, qualifications of staff members, completeness, of the tournament will go to the (11/12)T/10386. 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER quality, and approach of the proposal, total cost, and time to fund for the Public Library, 3 LABORER (CONSTRUCTION)- High completion. 1 ARCHITECT - High school grad., 2 yrs. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary whose completion is scheduled experience. Salary $800 per month. $2.15 per hour. The time to talk is NOW! in December this year. 1 COMPTROLLER - High school grad., 2 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad. 2 yrs. Attention is called to the labor Standard Provisions for Wage Rate yrs. experience. Salary $726 per month. experience. Salary $4.33 per hour. Some 158 golfers have par­ All long-distance calls to G uam , Philippines, Japan, 1 JANITOR - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 1 GEOLOGIST - College grad., 2 yrs. Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary Structure ticipated in the said event, where experience. Salary $460 per month. experience. Salary $10.00 per hour. Plans and that payment on not less than the minimum salaries and the winners of each flights earn K orea, Hawaii and U.S m ainland ... 9PM to 7AM 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - Contact: SAN YOUNG CORPORATION, wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on this High school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. P.O. Box 2877, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ the chance to go to Bali, Indo­ There are great savings in store Salary $3.29 per hour. 12JT/6154. project. nesia all expenses paid, to par­ 1 AUTO MECHANIC-High school equiv., ticipate in the same flights in the for long-distance callers who 2yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 3 HOUSEWORKER - High school equiv., A pre-proposal meeting will be held in the CUC conference room, S p e c i a l 2 CONSTRUCTION LABORER - High 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Proud Bird International. take advantage of MTC’s night-owl school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: JESUS F. TESERO dba J.R. Lower Base, Saipan, CNMI at 10:00 a.m. on October 29, 1991. Other winners in their re­ Θ Υ © N i g h t - o w l $2.25 per hour. Ent., P.O. Box 3157, Saipan, MP 96950 Interested proposers are strongly urged to attend. rates. 25% off all operator-assisted 2 CONSTRUCTION LABORER - High (11/12JT/6161. spective flights include for A school equlv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary and direct-dial calls to these most 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Col- Right: Jess Mafnas (79-78); Joe R a t e s $2.15 per hour. Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the Pro­ lege grad., 2 yrs,. experience. Salary 2 CONSTRUCTION HELPER - High Anderson (79-80); and Tony frequently called countries. $600 per month. curement and Supply Manager, Mr. Pete W. Torres, Lower Base, school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Salas (82-81); for В Flight: John Contact: YANG'S CORPORATION, P.O. Take advantage of MTC’s super-low $2.15 per hour. Remembor that you can do P.O. Box 1220, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than 2:00 p.m., local Box 490, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/ Tagabuel (77-86); Ric Slcckman Contact: VESTCOR REAL ESTATE, LTD., some household cleaning with 6155. time, on November 22, 1991. Five copies of all proposals are to (81-84); and Jack Taitano; for rates now through December 8. P.O. Box 2408, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ cold water. Remember also to be submitted. 12JT/6130. Flight C; Warren Pelletier (88- 1 (OFFICE) SUPERVISOR - High school repair leaking water faucets * Except Alaska grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $400 - promptly. 87); Ben Guerrero (91-88); and 1 FINISHING CARPENTER $700 per month. CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason Joseph San Nicolas (92-89); for 25% 2 A/C REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN - Contact: C & J BUILDERS, P.O. Box A service of this publica­ and to waive any defect in said proposals if, in its sole opinion, it the Ladies Right; Tessie Blair High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 1627, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ 12JT/6153. Salary $2.15 per hour. tion and the Commonwealth is in the best interest of CUC to do so. All proposals shall become (86-82); Josephine Calvo (93- Micronesian Tel 1 FINISHING CARPENTER - High school 1 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR - High Eneigy Office*. F oi »more the property of CUC. 88); and Shoko Weibling (95- grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.35 per Beyond the call OFF/ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary energy saving tips call 322 hour. 90). $4.00 per hour. 9236 or visit the Eneigy Contact: ANTONIO A. ARRIOLA dba A's Contact: GEORGE F. FLEMING dba FAS /s/Ramon S. Guerrero Office on Capitol Hill. Alice Concepcion won the P.O. Box 306, Saipan, MP 96950 Construction, P.O. Box 77, Saipan, MP Moving & Storage Company, P .O.Box 702, Executive Director, CUC 10/11-29 n/ui lowest net in the ladies flight 96950 10/29)T/5983. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/12)T/6145. Telephone: 234-6100 with a 95-94. BI-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-OCOTBER 29,1991

Taylor rules Proud Bird golf classic by Rafael H. Arroyo Resort Club. Championship flight. Taylor, whoisCOPProShop’s “I stayed away from big num­ Jeff Taylor, fresh from his assistant manager, shot a 74 Sat­ bers and just tried to achieve runner-up finish at the recent Sid urday and a 78 Sunday to win pars. Jess and I were at the 8th K. PeterGolf Tournament, relied four strokes ahead of his four­ when he made a ten, while I just on a steady, patient game to win some buddy Jess Taitano, who stayed and held on,” Taylor said. the first Proud Bird Classic Golf shot a 76 and an 80. Guamenian According to him, the course Tournament held Saturday and Bill Reyes came up with a 78 and was playing tough because of Sunday at the Coral Ocean Point an 81 to place third in the Continued on page 31

Proud Bird Tourney winner Jeff Taylor: Onward to Bali, Indonesia

Young boys from William S. Reyes Elementary School: Learning the rudiments of volleyball at an early age.______Grade-schooters play in all-sthool volley till by Rafael H. Arroyo and the rest, all 6th graders. duced basketball, table tennis “The kids have been playing and track and field, but these are Some 300 grade schoolers volleyball in their respective basically male games so we or­ from some nine elementary schools since the school year ganized volleyball first so that schools in the CNMI turned up began last September. We feel there could be more participa­ Saturday and Sunday at the Gil­ that it is in school where sports tion for both girls and boys,” he bert C. Ada Gymnasium in should start getting into the said. Tanapag Coach Jovi Omar gives out instructions to her Tanapag Susupe during the 1991 CNMI system of our youth,” says Bill The participating schools Elementary School Volleyball girl players. All School Volleyball Champi­ Sakovich, of the Northern were Koblerville Elementary onships. Marianas Amateur Sports As­ School, Garapan Elementary The tourney, an annual event sociation. School, San Vicente El­ organized this year by the Public According to Sakovich, ath­ ementary School, Oleai El­ School System, in cooperation letes should be taught the rudi­ ementary School, Tanapag with the Community and Cul­ ments at an early age to start Elementary school, San An­ tural Affairs and the Saipan them young and to make them tonio Elementary School, Amateur Volleyball Association, learn the basics more easily. William S. Reyes Elementary was participated in by some 18 “The school children have School, RotaElementaiy School, teams, with each team having been showing a keen interest in and Grace Christian Elementary one 4th grader, two 5th graders, sports, and we could have intro- School. Marfran sefs pace in MARPAC-AMBROS cage loop Marfran Enterprises continued rubbed the daylights out of scored 23 points after hotshot to assert its dominance in the of­ Westpac Freight with a 107-60 Alvarado seemed to wax cold. fense department, maintaining a rout to maintain an clean 8-0 win- Erwin cuenca of Westpac con­ well-distributed offensive game loss record in the Marpac division tributed 15 points. Thursday to give defending of the tournament. In an earlier game also on Sun­ champions R. B. Electrical its Marfran’s Joey Alvarado day, Emerald/FTdefeated Sablan first loss in seven outings with an waxed hot Thursday and scored Construction, 87-78 mainly due 85-67 win. 37 points in a well played offen­ to the heroics of Dong Parayno, This was in the resumption of sive defensive game whereby who sc wed a game-high 24 points. cage hostilities during the 3rd Roily Bigalbal’s charges were Dong Ducusin managed only 16 annual Maipac-Ambros basket­ limited to a low 67 output The points for Sablan Construction. ball tournament at the Civic highest pointer for RB was Willy CMSI and Noipac won their Center Basketball Court in Magcalat with 14 points. scheduled games by default over Susupe. Edzel Mendoza took the cud­ BPR Royal and United group, Sablan's Constructions Dong Ducusin reaches high for a rebound On Sunday, Marfran likewise gels for Marfran on Sunday and respectively. off three Emerald defenders. Emeralds won, 87-78

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