Bounty Hunter Defends Actions Police Say Arrest Made Following Dangerous Chase

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By JOHN BURNETT Tribune-Herald staff writer A bounty hunter has been indicted on numerous charges stemming from what witness- es allegedly told police was a high-speed chase through Keaukaha in September. The six- count indictment dated Jan. 15 charges 43-year-old Benny William Gordon of Pahoa with first-degree GORDON criminal property damage, second-degree reckless endangering and two counts each of third-degree promotion of a dangerous drug and possession of drug paraphernalia. The property damage charge is a Class B felony punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment. The drug and paraphernalia charges are both Class C felonies punishable by up to five years By MARIA L. LA GANGA marijuana measure before voters The state of U.S. marijuana laws Los Angeles Times in Florida, a high-population bell- in prison, and the reckless Legal for recreational use by adults Legal for medical use endangering charge is a mis- SEATTLE — The new year is wether that could become the first Southern state to embrace pot. Targeted for full legalization by 2017 demeanor punishable by up to shaping up to be one of the mari- a year in jail. juana movement’s strongest ever. “Florida looks like the country as a whole,” said Ben Pollara, cam- According to police Capt. The first legal pot storefronts in Richard Sherlock, the charges America opened to long lines in paign manager for the Sunshine State’s effort. “If Florida does stem from an incident on the Colorado this month. Washington R.I. this, it is a big deal for medical afternoon of Sept. 4 involv- state is poised to issue licenses for Conn. ing “two vehicles speeding on marijuana across the country.” Del. producing, processing and sell- Andrews Avenue.” Just three months ago, a clear D.C. ing the Schedule I drug — once “The report is that one officials sift through about 7,000 majority of Americans for the first of the vehicles ran the oth- applications. time said the drug should be legal- er vehicle off the road,” Signature gatherers have been ized — 58 percent of those sur- Sherlock said Friday. “The at work in at least five states to put veyed, which represents a 10-per- pickup truck ran the other car, marijuana measures on the ballot centage-point jump in just one a Honda sedan, into a rock in 2014. On Wednesday organiz- year, according to the Gallup Poll. NOTE: Alaska and Hawaii wall and further tried to pin it are not to scale ers announced they had gathered Such acceptance is almost five into the rock wall. more than 1 million signatures © 2014 MCT ” … At some point, the in favor of putting a medical See MARIJUANA Page A4 Source: Marijuana Policy Project Honda got loose and drove to Baker Avenue, where it was run off the road again.” Sherlock said respond- ing officers determined that Gordon was driving the pickup truck and arrested him By TOM CALLIS Cannabis Coalition of Hawaii, The first will be from for reckless endangering and Tribune-Herald staff writer the meetings are intended to 3-5 p.m. Saturday at the criminal property damage. highlight marijuana-related Hilo YWCA, 145 Ululani Court documents filed by Drug reform in Hawaii will legislation before the state St. The second will be from police state the pickup truck be the topic of two talk-story Legislature and take input on 2-4 p.m. Sunday at the allegedly driven by Gordon sessions on the Big Island. ways to improve the Aloha Pahoa Neighborhood Center, rammed the Honda, driven by Hosted by the Drug Policy state’s medical marijuana pro- 36-year-old Raylad Brown of Action Group and Medical gram, according to the groups. See wwACCESS Page A4 Hilo, three times.

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Creagan outlines Group’s dream of legislative plans building Waikoloa By NANCY COOK LAUER filing deadline looming, Stephens Media Hawaii Creagan, a Democrat rep- library nears reality resenting Kailua-Kona, It’s been a whirlwind Kealakekua, Captain By MEGAN MOSELEY Tribune-Herald staff writer first week for newly Cook, Ocean View and minted state Rep. Richard Naalehu, is realistic about t’s been several years since a group Creagan, who was his chances of success- of more than 20 Waikoloa residents appointed Jan. 10 to the fully sponsoring major gathered in the home of state Rep. District 5 post vacated by legislation his first year Cindy Evans to ask for a library, but former state Rep. Denny in office. plansI for the community’s first library Coffman. That doesn’t mean, are finally under way for 2014. With committees however, he doesn’t have already up and run- See LIBRARY Page A5 ning, and Thursday’s bill See CREAGAN Page A4

Index Internet Today’s Issue No. 21 Comics B4 Dear Abby C3 Nation A2 Public notices C4 Visit us on the Web at: Commentary A6 Grinds C1 Notable quotes A6 Sports B1 weather 20 Pages in www.hawaiitribune-herald.com Community A7 Horoscope C3 Obituaries A2 State A3 Page A2 3 Sections Crossword C3 Letters A6 Odds & Ends A2 Today’s history C3 A2 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald PAGE TWO National ■ Odds & Ends Report The Hawaii Tribune-Herald, Mushrooms used to published daily (USPS 237680), started in 1895 clean Ore. stream as The Tribune, merging Family of captive appearance. It is not unusu- CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) in 1923 with the Herald al for prisoners in North (estab. 1896, combined — An environmental group is in 1918 with the Hawaii expresses worry Korea to say after their attempting to clean the waters Post) to become the Hilo SEATTLE (AP) — The release that they spoke in in Corvallis’ Sequoia Creek — Tribune-Herald, renamed similar situations under the Hawaii Tribune-Herald family of an American mis- and potentially the Willamette in 1964. Member of The sionary held more than a duress. River beyond it — using an Associated Press, Hawaii year in North Korea was Bae spoke in Korean unusual tool: mushrooms. Publishers Association and during the brief appear- The process used by vol- the Newspaper Association heartbroken and encour- of America. aged by a brief news con- ance, which was attended unteers with the Ocean Blue ference in which Kenneth by The Associated Press Project, an ecological resto- Average daily net paid Bae, wearing a gray cap and several other members ration nonprofit, is to place circulation: 18,575 of the foreign media in mushroom spawn and a mix- Average Sunday net paid and inmate’s uniform with circulation: 21,261 the number 103 on his Pyongyang. ture of coffee grounds and Bae, the longest-serving straw in burlap bags that Figures are according to chest, apologized and said CAC audit March 31, 2008. he committed anti-govern- Associated Press American detainee in North mushrooms can grow in, and then place the bags so that ment acts. American missionary Kenneth Bae, right, leaves after Korea in recent years, water entering storm drains How to contact us “Our end goal is to see speaking to reporters at Pyongyang Friendship Hos- expressed hope that the will filter through them. The Business office Kenneth reunited so he can pital in Pyongyang on Monday. Bae, 45, who has been U.S. government will do its technique is attempting to 355 Kinoole St., recover emotionally and jailed in North Korea for more than a year, appealed best to win his release. He take advantage of the natural Hilo, Hawaii 96720. physically. He has chronic for the U.S. to do its best to secure his release. said he had not been treated health problems,” family badly in confinement. ability of mycelium — the Open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., underground part of fungi — Monday-Friday friend Derek Sciba told The “I believe that my prob- Associated Press. Sciba is a heartbreaking to see him to speak,” Sciba said. lem can be solved by close to break down toxins like oil Mailing address friend of Bae’s sister, Terri in a prison uniform at the Bae made the com- cooperation and agreement and pesticides and metabolize Hawaii Tribune-Herald mercy of folks in North ments at what he called a harmful bacteria like E. coli. P. O. Box 767, Chung of Edmonds, and between the American gov- Hilo, Hawaii 96721 part of a group pushing for Korea, but on the other press conference held at ernment and the govern- Ocean Blue Project vol- Phone numbers Bae’s release. hand it’s encouraging to his own request. He was ment of this country,” he unteers placed their first test Main (808) 935-6621 “On the one hand it’s see him and that he’s able under guard during the said. bag, containing yellow oyster Classified 935-6619 mushroom spawn, in a drain- Editorial fax 961-3680 age chute near the Ninth Street Advertising fax 969-9100 ■ Coffee Culture on Sunday. After hours Obituaries Richard Arterbury, presi- News 930-7324 Sports 930-7332 or dent of the Ocean Blue Project, Timoteo P. Agustin, for Hilo Medical Center. She day at St. Joseph Catho- Kailua-Kona; brothers, Jack said he thinks the project has 930-7335 73, of Keaau died Jan. 9 was a member of Malia Puka lic Church in Hilo. Visitation Kaiawe of Kealakekua and Website at Hilo Medical Center. Born O Kalani Catholic Church, Hilo from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Mass Moke (Glenna) Kaiawe of huge potential. www.hawaiitribune-herald.com in Tonoton Piddig, Ilocos Grandmothers Club, foster at 10:30 a.m. Casual attire. Honaunau; sisters, Fanny “If you put enough of these Norte, Philippines, he was a grandparent program and Hilo No flowers. Burial at Hawaii Duhaylongsod of Kauai, Eliz- bags by the Willamette River Delivery problems? vegetable farmer and mem- Hospital Retirees. She was Veterans Cemetery No. abeth (Andrew) Bannister of it could potentially change the ber of World Mission Cen- also a past supreme presi- 2. Survived by son, Lester Kealakekua and Lei Parker of For Hilo, Puna, Volcano, ter of Hilo. Friends may call dent for the Native Sons and Estrella of Hilo; brother, Stan- Keauhou; six grandchildren; river,” he said. Ka‘u, Hamakua Coast, Sunday at Dodo Mortuary Daughters of Hawaii and a ley K.M. Lau of Aiea, Oahu; numerous nieces and neph- Oregon Department of Waimea and North Kohala: Chapel. Visitation from 5-9 child care giver. Funeral ser- sister-in-law, Mildred Lau of ews. Arrangements by Dodo Environmental Quality water If you haven’t received your p.m. Wake service at 6:30 vices Saturday at the Malia Hemet, Calif.; brother-in-law, Mortuary. paper by 5:30 a.m. week- sampling from 2008 to 2012 p.m. Friends may call again Puka O Kalani Catholic Raymond Estrella Sr. of Hilo; showed the presence of pes- days, call customer service Monday at the chapel. Visita- Church. Visitation at 8 a.m.; four grandchildren; six great- Leslie-Ann Openshaw, at 935-6621 by tion from 8-10 a.m.; funeral service at 10 a.m. Burial at grandchildren; numerous 30, of Pahoa died Jan. 13 at ticides, flame retardants, met- 11 a.m. (10 a.m. holidays) service at 10 a.m. Burial to 1:30 p.m. at Homelani Memo- nieces, nephews and cous- home. Born in Quincy, Calif., als, and chemical ingredients for same-day delivery. follow at Homelani Memo- rial Park and Cemetery. Sur- ins. Arrangements by Dodo she was a massage thera- from consumer products in Saturday and Sunday, rial Park. Casual attire. Sur- vived by sons, Danny Costa Mortuary. pist. Services to be held in the river. The Oregon Health if your paper hasn’t arrived vived by wife, Elena Agustin Jr. of Hilo, Joseph (Laverne) Quincy, Calif. Survived by by 7:30 a.m., please of Keaau; son, Ferdinand Costa of Hilo and Robert Helen Nana Kaiawe, 75, sons, Conrad K. Ragsdale Authority also has an active call by 10 a.m. for “Andy” (Maribelle) Agus- (Rossann) De Costa of Hono- of Pepeekeo died Jan. 12 at and Zane L. Ragsdale, both mercury advisory warning same-day delivery. tin of Honolulu; daughter, lulu; daughter, Audrey “Kook- Hilo Medical Center. Born in of Pahoa; mother, Barbara that children should not eat Marybelle (Maximo) Aguiran ie” Demello of Hilo; sister-in- Keauhou, she was a retired Burge of Quincy, Calif.; step- more than one serving of resi- of Keaau; sisters, Natividad law, Virginia Orengo of Texas; housekeeper with the former father, Neal Burge of Quincy, Subscription rates (Rudy) Castillo of Pensaco- 14 grandchildren; 19 great- Kona Village Resort. She Calif.; maternal grandpar- dent species of fish from the County of Hawaii la, Fla., Herminia (Leoncio) grandchildren; 11 great-great- was also the president of the ents, Harriet and Bob Taylor main fork of the Willamette Daily & Sunday Crisostoomo of Maui and grandchildren; numerous Pepeekeo (Kulaimano) Senior of Atwater, Calif.; brothers, River a month, and that adults Irene (William) Jacinto of nieces, nephews and cousins. Citizens group. Friends may Shane (Addie) Openshaw of should not eat more than four $37.50/3 mos. Laoag City, Philippines; four Arrangements by Borthwick call from 6-9 p.m. Monday Quincy, Calif., Wyatt (Chris- Daily only $35.25/3 mos. grandchildren; numerous Hawaii Funeral Home. at the Dodo Mortuary cha- tine) Openshaw of Renton, servings. Sunday only $30.00/3 mos. aunts, uncles, cousins and pel. Funeral service at 7 p.m. Wash., and Cody (Michelle The Washington EZ Pay $12.50/1 mo. nephews. Arrangements by Alice Sau Lin Lau Estrel- Graveside service at 10 a.m. Moore) Openshaw of Quin- Environmental Council has Dodo Mortuary. la, 97, of Hilo died Jan. 13 at Tuesday at Homelani Memo- cy, Calif.; sisters, Angie D. Some areas may be slightly been using similar techniques Hilo Medical Center. Born in rial Park. Casual attire. No (Tony) Warndorf and Robin in parts of the Puget Sound higher. Dora Orengo Costa, 93, Hilo, she was a homemaker. flowers. Survived by daugh- D. Openshaw, both of Quin- of Hilo died Jan. 9 at Hale She was also a member of ter, Tina (Wayne) Mattos cy, Calif.; numerous aunts, region, and a unrelated study Postal rate Anuenue Restoritive Care the Kinney Height Kumiai and of Honomu; sons, Chucky uncles, cousins, nieces and from the state has shown fungi Daily & Sunday $71.50/1 mo. Center. Born in Honomu, she St. Joseph Catholic Church (Candice) Kaiawe of Hilo and nephews. Arrangements by helped remove fecal coliform Daily only $57.50/1 mo. was a retired kitchen helper in Hilo. Friends may call Fri- Aaron (Heather) Kaiawe of Dodo Mortuary. bacteria from flowing water. Sunday only $24.00/1 mo.

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Hawaii Report Two killed in Omaha plant blast By JOSH FUNK experts worked into Monday Monday. Kanger said fire- Afterward, White said, he Diane Stout said she’d PUC seeking Associated Press evening to stabilize the fighters were able to rescue could see inside the third heard from her husband, a building and removed one five men initially, including floor where at least two co- manager on the plant main- input on cable OMAHA, Neb. — An victim. one who had to be cut out of workers were screaming for tenance crew, so she knew HONOLULU (AP) explosion that brought down But the combination of the debris. help. he was OK. The workers — State regulators are part of an animal feed pro- strong winds, cold tem- The Occupational Safety There appears to be struc- all know each other well, looking into whether an cessing plant in Omaha on peratures and a dangerous and Health Administration tural damage to the top of Stout said, so she was hop- undersea power cable Monday morning killed two building forced rescuers to will determine the cause of the building, which sits in ing to hear good news about between Maui and people and seriously injured suspend operations before the accident, but Kanger said an industrial area just south friends there. Oahu would be in the 10 others, authorities said. the second victim could be the investigation could take of Interstate 80, which White’s wife, Sarah public’s interest. The search for bodies in recovered, Omaha Interim weeks. bisects Nebraska’s larg- White, said she was at home The Hawaii Public the crippled International Fire Chief Bernie Kanger The explosion knocked est city. There are no resi- with her four children when Utilities Commission Nutrition plant progressed said. out the lights in the building dences nearby and the other her husband called her after is inviting the pub- slowly Monday and had to That search effort and and sent workers scrambling industrial buildings nearby the explosion. lic to comment on the be suspended in the evening. investigation will resume for safety. weren’t evacuated after the “I could hear the panic in cable at meetings today Omaha Police Lt. Darci this morning, but there’s dif- Nate Lewis said he was explosion. his voice,” she said. “But he at Farrington High Tierney said all 38 of the ficult work ahead. on the first floor when he School in Honolulu and workers who were in the “We’ve got tens of thou- heard the explosion. The Associated Press Thursday at Pomaikai building at the time were sands of pounds of concrete, building went dark, so the Firefighters stage outside the International Nutrition Elementary School in accounted for, so the death reinforced concrete and 21-year-old used light from plant in Omaha, Neb., on Monday, where a fire and Kahului. toll wasn’t expected to grow. steel,” Kanger said. “This his cellphone to make his explosion took place. Proponents of the Through much of the day, is a very significant rescue way across the production cable say it would allow authorities declined to say operation.” floor and outside. power sharing between how many died while they Authorities don’t know “I was a production line islands, which could sorted out what happened. what caused the blast, but worker, although I don’t increase the reliability In total, officials said two Kanger noted there were know if I want to be that We Will Be of electricity and stabi- died, 10 were hospitalized no hazardous chemicals anymore,” said Lewis, who’s lize power costs. and seven were hurt but at the three-story plant. worked there for about four CLOSED The investigation refused treatment. The other International Nutrition months. for Repair & Maintenance is looking at issues 19 workers escaped. makes products that are Jamar White said he heard Monday 1/20th including whether the Authorities said late added to livestock and poul- a loud crack and looked up benefits to Hawaii rate- Monday that Keith Everett, try feed to make them more to see the back wall of the rd payers would outweigh 53, of Omaha, was one nutritious. building collapsing. REOPEN Thursday 1/23 the costs and what kind of the victims. The other The second and third “I ran at least 150 feet,” We appreciate your understanding and patronage! of regulatory and rate- victim’s name hasn’t been floors of the plant collapsed White said. “I ran far enough making policies should released. on top of the first floor as to make sure nothing else 11 Waianuenue Ave. • 935-5158 be considered. Search-and-rescue key structural supports failed would keep falling.”

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The documents also the middle (of the road) and drug and possession of drug 2013. show Gordon is employed he ran right into it.” paraphernalia. Gordon called the charg- as a fugitive recovery agent Gordon said Brown then Court records also es “a personal vendetta — also known as a skip fled on foot and Gordon indicate that Gordon has to see me behind bars” tracer or bounty hunter — chased him down and 26 convictions, nine for by Jason Skier, a deputy by 4Freedom Bail Bonds. apprehended him. felonies, including theft, prosecutor, and added that Gordon allegedly told offi- “The bad part of this attempted theft, forgery, he doesn’t use meth. He cers that Brown was wanted thing is that I confiscated fraudulent use of a credit described himself as “a pub- on a warrant. his pipes and, unfortunately, card, auto theft, escape and lic servant.” According to a Sept. when the cops came, I had a firearms charge, but none “I’ve made mistakes 28, 1997, article on Slate. the pipes on me,” he said. for drugs. He is, however, in my life,” he said. “But com, bounty hunters, whose “I told the arresting offi- facing a firearms charge and I’ve committed the last two powers are derived from the cer, I forget his name, but I felony drug-related charges years to apprehending fugi- 1972 U.S. Supreme Court told him that they were his in another case, including tives and that’s all that I do case Taylor vs. Taintor, are (Brown’s), but they didn’t attempted first-degree meth- now. … I led a terrible life afforded more latitude than care. … I’m trying to con- amphetamine trafficking, a in the beginning, but I defi- police in their methods of test (police and prosecutors’ Class A felony punishable nitely have a higher purpose apprehending fugitives. allegations) that the pipes by up to 20 years imprison- now.” “They do not need a war- were mine.” ment. Those charges were Skier did not return a rant to search the residence According to court brought by indictment on Monday phone call seeking St. Joseph School of a skip, even a hotel room,” records, Brown has 18 Nov. 21, 2012. Prosecutors comment by press time. the article states. “Nor are convictions, including four also charged him with bail they required to announce Email John Burnett at felonies — burglary, theft, jumping by felony informa- jburnett@hawaiitri- Open House themselves before entering promotion of a dangerous tion complaint on Oct. 4, bune-herald.com. private property, as police officers must. Evidence obtained illegally by bounty Tuesday, January 28, 2014 hunters can be submitted in SERVICE PARTS court. Like all police offi- 3-7 p.m. DEPT. DEPT cers, bounty hunters are Shon Carriaga Donny Parong authorized to use ‘all rea- Service Mgr. 930-2509 930-2542 Parts Mgr. 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They’re definitely allowed to do their jobs Now “Catholic Schools Raise the Standards” within the confines of the $ Offer Expires Contact St. Joseph School at 935-4936 Tyrone Ferreira 199.00 Feb 16, 2014 law which everybody else is Service Adv. or visit our website at sjshilo.com assumed to follow,” he said. “We as police officers are 124 Wiwoole St • Hilo not allowed to ram cars off the road or use or vehicles in any type of intervention. That’s our policy.” Sherlock said the drug and paraphernalia charges WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY against Gordon were filed after he was searched at the Hilo police station. “We do what is called Free Seminars an inventory search and Featuring, Steven Fowler, M.D. we found two crystal glass pipes with white residue Bariatric Surgeon and initial tests done were presumptive positive for methamphetamine,” he said. Monday•January 27 Gordon said Monday that Brown “knew that he was wanted by the company Kona•6 to 7:30pm I work for, 4Freedom Bail Bonds.” West Hawaii Civic Center, Bldg G “He saw me and he tried to evade me and run from 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Highway • Kailua-Kona me,” Gordon said. “I was Castle Medical Center • Surgical Weight Loss Institute following him. I wasn’t endangering nobody. I was Tuesday•January 28 just following at a distance. Our comprehensive weight loss team helps people who are obese He ended up spinning out on regain their health through surgical weight loss: one of the turns in Keaukaha Hilo•6 to 7:30pm and I tried to block him in Gastric Bypass • Adjustable Gastric Band • Sleeve Gastrectomy so he didn’t endanger any- Hawai‘i District Office—Hilo Annex body else, obviously. 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MARIJUANA From front page ACCESS From front page times what Gallup found a former prosecutor with 15-2710 Kauhale St. intended to increase access, Bills to decriminalize and programs. when public opinion polling a history of opposing the Pamela Lichty, presi- but they also face their own legalize recreational use are The District of Columbia on marijuana began in 1969. drug, announced a mod- dent of the action group set of challenges, including also on the table, but Lichty also has a medical mari- And last month in est medical marijuana pilot and Drug Policy Forum of ensuring that the drug is said she isn’t confident they juana law. California, where the legal- project. Hawaii, said there are sever- kept in the hands of those will make it far this time Two states, Colorado and ization measure Proposition “Research suggests that al bills up for consideration who actually need it for around. Washington, have legalized 19 went down to defeat in medical marijuana can this session to change the medical purposes. “We’re hearing that recreational use. 2010, the Field Poll report- help manage the pain and medical marijuana law in Still, in regards to dispen- everybody is not feeling The American Civil ed what it called its first treatment of cancer and the state. saries, Lichty said Hawaii is very bold because it’s an Liberties Union and Big clear majority in favor of other serious illnesses,” Supported by the groups, in the minority of those with election year,” she said. Island Americans for Safe legalizing pot — 55 percent an uncomfortable looking the bills would legalize dis- medical marijuana laws. “We just came through Access are also sponsors of of those polled, compared Cuomo said, giving the sub- pensaries for authorized “We’re one of two or the marriage equality bat- the meetings. with just 13 percent in 1969. ject 27 seconds in a nearly patients and allow doctors three states (with medical tle. They are shying away To RSVP, contact bigis- “What has happened 90-minute State of the State who are not a patient’s pri- marijuana laws) that don’t from anything that is [email protected] now is we have reached address. mary physician to write a have dispensaries,” she said. controversial.” or call 988-4386. the national tipping point As Cuomo noted, an prescription. “We need a safe and legal Hawaii is one of 20 states Email Tom Callis at tcallis@ on marijuana reform,” said increasing number of states Both proposals are way for patients to obtain it.” with medical marijuana hawaiitribune-herald.com. Stephen Gutwillig, deputy have enacted medical mari- executive director of the juana laws. California was Drug Policy Alliance, an the first in 1996, followed advocacy group. “Marijuana by 20 others and the District From front page legalization has gone from of Columbia. CREAGAN an abstract concept to a The embrace of medical mainstream issue to a politi- marijuana to ease ills includ- priorities he’s pursuing. sponsor a bill requiring here 20 years and they’re long-term project he hopes cal reality within a three- ing Alzheimer’s disease and Among them are a replace- pulse oximetry tests, mea- still not citizens.” to see through past the elec- year period.” seizures is one reason that ment hospital for Kona, suring the amount of oxy- Although he’s not on tion later this year and into The Obama administra- support for marijuana has a four-year university for gen in the blood, for new- the Agriculture Committee, a new term. tion said last year it would continued to grow. Just lis- West Hawaii, expedited borns. The test, which can agricultural issues are also “The university might not interfere in states that ten to the Pepper family. citizenship for Marshallese detect medical problems, is important to Creagan, who have a slower time-line than allow commercial marijua- The drugs that Riverside, residents in done as a matter of policy at operates Kiolakaa Mountain the public might want,” na sales — as long as they Calif., attorney Letitia Hawaii and a Kona Community Hospital Farms in Ka‘u with his Creagan noted. are strictly regulated. But Pepper, 59, took to slow the second water and others, but he’s been wife, Marilyn, a nurse at In the shorter term, pot remains illegal under progression of her multiple well for requested to try to codify Kona Community Hospital. Creagan is looking for more federal law, and messages sclerosis caused side effects Ocean View. the practice into law, he He said they’ve operated the improvements for the water from on high are mixed. worse than the disease itself, Named said. 100-acre farm for 20 years. well installed a few years On Wednesday, the with its numbness, loss of to the With 5 percent of his He’d like to see more ago in Ocean View. The chief of operations for dexterity and temporary loss Consumer constituents Marshallese, support for small and family water, while potable, is salt- the Drug Enforcement of vision. Protection & CREAGAN Creagan, who worked there farmers to help them raise ier than it should be, he said. Administration, James L. The only relief, Pepper Commerce; for the Peace Corps and enough food for themselves He’s proposing a small Capra, told a Senate panel, said, came when she began Judiciary; Health; Housing; speaks the language fluent- with enough remaining to solar-operated desalination “Going down the path to using marijuana in 2007. and Human Services com- ly, is also looking to their sell to neighbors and at unit with a smaller faucet legalization in this country is Today she is gathering sig- mittees, Creagan, a physi- interests. He’s working on farmers markets. That could for people to draw drinking reckless and irresponsible.” natures to get the California cian who also worked in the a resolution asking the fed- be accomplished by mak- water. He also wants to start But in a lengthy New Cannabis Hemp Initiative state Department of Health, eral government to some- ing more water and land a second well to increase Yorker interview published 2014 on the ballot. thinks health care, especial- how create a shorter path- available for small farmers, the water supply, especially Sunday, President Barack She had grown up, she ly in West Hawaii, is going way to citizenship. That will and to relax some of the as the state plans a school in Obama said of legaliza- said, as “a good girl. My to be an important topic in not only help the Marshall laws restricting the number the area. tion in Washington and homework was done. I knew the coming year. Island immigrants living in of dwellings on a farm, he “The reality is, as a leg- Colorado, “it’s important marijuana was illegal.” She “The bottom line is, Hawaii, it will also help the said. islator, you can’t get much for it to go forward because tried it once when she was Kona Community Hospital state get its share of federal In addition to Kona done until you’ve been here it’s important for society not 25, didn’t like it and left it needs to be replaced, and dollars for their presence in Community Hospital, a year or so,” Creagan said. to have a situation in which behind. Until she needed it how it is replaced is going the population, he said. making sure the Hawaii “I’m very pleased that I was a large portion of people to help her function. to be contentious,” Creagan Plus, he added, it’s the Community College at appointed and I’m going to have at one time or another Pepper’s improvement said. right thing to do for resi- Palamanui campus is built try to do a real good job.” broken the law and only a wasn’t lost on her mother, A public-private partner- dents of an island that was and grows into a four- Email Nancy Cook select few get punished.” Lorraine, 85, of Oceanside, ship is the solution most subject to U.S. nuclear tests year university is one of Lauer at ncook-lauer@ Obama said of marijua- Calif. Two years ago, the discussed, but there’s been after World War II. Creagan’s major goals for westhawaiitoday.com.- na, “I don’t think it is more retired home economics little interest from other “What we did to their his legislative career. It’s a dangerous than alcohol.” teacher had surgery to repair hospitals in Hawaii, he islands … we’re asking The big question, of a hiatal hernia; her stomach said. Banner Health System the federal government to course, is why attitudes had migrated through the in 2012 expressed inter- make up for some of the $ OFF toward marijuana are shift- hole in her diaphragm into ear est in some Hawaii Health things they haven’t done for New Y 250 with this ad ing now. And the answer, her chest cavity. Systems Corp. hospitals on the Marshallese,” he said. l according to pollsters and “Since that time, my the Big Island and Maui, but “Many people, they’ve been Specia FUMIGATION SERVICE drug-policy experts, is a brain hasn’t worked like legislation would be need- 20,000 MCF. Some restrictions apply. Offer expires 2/28/14 complicated stew of demo- it used to, and my body ed to let the public-private graphics, personal experi- hasn’t either,” said the elder partnership move forward. 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LIBRARY From front page Big Island “We’re hoping to get Evans said the group Bette Green, presi- can meet,” she said. Report the process of planning of volunteers took her dent of the Friends of the Bernstone said she wants and design along with suggestions to heart and Library-Waikoloa Region, the library to be a com- community input done immediately began to work, recalled the moment as munity center, as well. Citizens arrested and charged by the end of 2014,” said collecting money through if it were yesterday. “We see it as a place Big Island police have arrested and charged the Ruth Bernstone, execu- fundraising efforts, creat- “We got two new bat- where we can record inter- following individuals: tive vice president for the ing bylaws teries to get it started,” esting people’s life history,” ● Brian Anthony Babbini, 52, of Pahala with dis- Friends of the Library- to meet the she said. “It was the best she said. “And a place orderly conduct, indecent exposure and marijuana Waikoloa Region. statewide thing the way it happened. that will provide reading possession. The state Legislature organiza- Bless its pointed little head! programs for children, and ● Shane Mathew Kalaniopio, 35, of Hilo with allocated $800,000 for the tion’s It started right up like it where people can use the DUI and refusing a sobriety test. planning and design phase require- knew it was suppose to.” computer. Right now, we ● Amber Hokulani McAtee, 23, of Hilo with of the library, and, accord- ments, and Green said the Waikoloa have Wi-Fi at the book- violating terms of release, contempt of court and ing to Bernstone, Gov. meeting Village Association pro- mobile but people have to failure to appear. Neil Abercrombie released with the EVANS vided a space to park the bring their own computers. ● Raymond Camber Robert, 27, of Kailua-Kona $275,000 of those funds. state librar- bookmobile, and from “It’ll be a ben- with failure to appear. Bernstone is one of ian until eventually they there it became a place efit for everybody in ● Roxanne L. Waltjen, 52, of Hilo with failure several Waikoloa residents became an affiliated branch. to swap books, talk story the community.” to appear. who have been sedu- From there, the group and eventually connect Now that the group ● Avery J. Dune, 63, of Hilo with disorderly lous in their pursuit for pressed the state for to wireless Internet. is entering the design conduct. the area’s first library. a bookmobile, a pro- “But we are still the phase for the project, ● Rolden Laik, 30, of Waikoloa with driving Evans, D-North Kona cess Evans said was only Friends of the Library Green said she would without a license. and Kohala, said when anything but easy. in the state without our like to see the new library ● Brianita Lynne Hoopai, 49, of Pahoa with that group of residents “I testified in front of own library,” she said. be “totally green.” domestic abuse and four counts of shoplifting. gathered at her home, she the Board of Education Green said the book- “I want it as green as it ● Franklin Rueben Enos, 40, of Hilo with bail gave them one piece of about getting a book mobile was a good first can be, or as green as the jumping. advice: get organized. mobile up and running in step, but in the end the state can make it,” she said. ● Dennis Poai, 36, of Hilo with burglary, theft, “I said, ‘If you really Waikoloa and they said to Friends of the Library The Waikoloa Friends promoting a dangerous drug, drug paraphernalia want to make things me, ‘Representative, you wants what it came for. of the Library are also and two firearms violations. happen, I suggest you need to know one thing: “We are a rural area taking suggestions ● Schok Albert, 32, of Hilo with two probation become an affiliate of we will never support a and definitely are not from the community violations. Friends of the Library in bookmobile,’” she said. served when it comes to Friday at the Waikoloa ● Adam Campbell Brown, 47, of Kailua-Kona Honolulu,’” Evans said. But eventually, the the state providing library Village office area. with driving without a license and insurance and Friends of the Library board did, and Evans said services,” she said. “And Evans said it’s been two counts of contempt of court. is a nonprofit organization the state librarian worked this area is growing…” a long journey and ● Aspen B. Witte, 19, of Kailua-Kona with that, according to its web- with the Waikoloa Friends According to U.S. she is looking forward unauthorized entry to a motor vehicle. site, works “to maintain of the Library branch Census data, the popula- to entering the next ● Susan Ellen Freitas, 62, of Hilo with shoplifting. free public libraries in the to acquire a vehicle that tion of Waikoloa has grown phase of the project. ● Jacqueline Jenae Medford, 21, of Portland, State of Hawaii, to promote was “sitting in Kona in a by 1,556 from 2000-10, “They’ve done it step Ore., with failure to appear. extension of library ser- garage for several years.” increasing from 4,806 by step by step,” she ● Randy Max Rudel, 25, of Kailua-Kona with vices throughout the State “The librarian just used to 6,362. With a steadily said. “They’ve never excessive speeding. of Hawaii and to increase it for storage,” Evans said. growing population, Green lost the desire for it. I ● Jerald Thomas Cline, 26, of Mountain View the facilities of the public The group cleared its contends a library is and think this community is with domestic abuse. library system in Hawaii first hurdle, but from there will become a neces- so ready for a library.” ● Areli Monce Hernandez, 26, of Waikoloa with by securing materials its members had to figure sity for the community. Email Megan Moseley contempt of court and failure to appear. beyond the command of the out how to move the vehi- “We as a village at mmoseley@hawaii- ● Benjamin Fonseca, 51, of Hilo with sec- ordinary library budget.” cle from Kona to Waikoloa. want a place where we tribune-herald.com. ond-degree theft and 28 counts of second-degree forgery. Mon 1-5pm, Tues-Fri 8am-5pm Contempt of court typically means failing to comply with a judge’s order, such as paying a fine HOLISTIC BrianBr T. Sugai, DPM or appearing at a court proceeding. 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Paid for by Abercrombie for Governor • Treasurer, Jack Endo 1050 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 2150 Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96814 808.589.2237 • neilabercrombie.com Like on Facebook Follow on Twitter f facebook.com/neilforhawaii twitter.com/neilforhawaii ■ Columnists ■ Their View ■ Your Views A6 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 [email protected] Hawaii Tribune-Herald ■ Their View ■ Notable quotes A good day ● “What has happened now is we have reached the national tipping point on marijuana to remember reform. Marijuana legalization has gone from an abstract concept to a mainstream a bad time issue to a political reality By JOHN M. CRISP within a three-year period.” McClatchy-Tribune News Service — Stephen Gutwillig, artin Luther King Jr. Day always deputy executive director of coincides with the beginning of the Drug Policy Alliance, Mthe spring semester at my col- an advocacy group. lege. So, during the weekend that includes the holiday, I usually ask my students to ● “These actions represent read King’s “Letter from Birmingham the first time in nearly Jail.” Ordinarily, a few of them have a decade that Iran has seen it before, but it’s new to most, and verifiably enacted measures for many it’s a bit of an eye-opener. to halt progress on its King went to Birmingham, Ala., in nuclear program, and roll 1963 to support nonviolent protests of the it back in key respects.” city’s pervasive racism and was promptly — Jay Carney, White House thrown in jail for parading without a permit. Eight white clergymen published a press secretary, about Iran letter saying, of course, they agreed with on Monday unplugging banks King all men deserve equality and, eventu- of centrifuges involved in ally, equality and freedom will come. its most sensitive uranium But they criticized King’s methods, enrichment work. arguing reform should occur through negotiation and in the courts, not as the ■ result of public protests. They asked, Your Views essentially, What’s the hurry? “Letter from Birmingham Jail” A step forward million less this year than in and a half decades, it is time eaten by a barn owl, but is King’s eloquent answer. 2008 and the mayor gener- to change and these two ideas barn owls are night preda- On the heels of increased To most of us, slavery is an abstraction, ously pledged to donate his worthy of implementation. tors. Far more birds are eaten property taxes, motor vehicle a brutal element of an economic system pay raise to the United Way. Glen Kagamida by feral and domestic cats. registration fees and rental abolished a century before King marched Unfortunately, forecasts Hilo Let your representatives fees for county facilities, it is in Birmingham. But I want my students to are for declining property tax know you don’t support encouraging to hear discus- revenue (about $7 million less understand, in fact, King was battling a more this kill. Also, go to http:// sion of removing the cap on for Hawaii County alone). insidious, but no less destructive, institu- Protect barn owls regulations.gov/#!home Docket the counties’ share of the tran- It is time counties have more FWS-HQ-MB-2013-0070. tion, a systematic and unequal segregation It is sad to see a gov- sient accommodations tax and flexibility to broaden their tax Time is of the essence, that persisted in much of America well into ernment-backed program giving counties the option to bases beyond 1978 limitations. as comments must be the lifetimes of citizens still alive today. to eradicate the cattle egret impose a 1 percent surcharge Increasing the number of meth- received by Feb. 2. Here’s an example: King tells the clergy- and barn owl in Hawaii. to the general excise tax. ods to raise revenue can maybe Kim Magnuson men who objected to his methods maybe Cattle egrets eat coquis They are a good start to allow property taxes and fees Papaikou they’ll understand the urgency of his mission long overdue changes. to remain steady or decrease! and grasshoppers and loads “when you take a cross-country drive and The state of Hawaii With each county an eco- of nonbeneficial insects. find it necessary to sleep night after night Constitution allows the coun- nomics laboratory, innova- Barn owls eat an average The Tribune-Herald welcomes in the uncomfortable corners of your auto- ties limited tools for raising tive ideas are sure to help of between six and 10 rats letters from readers. Letters can be mobile because no hotel will accept you.” their own revenue, mainly the different counties meet and mice every night. This emailed to letters@hawaiitribune- This complaint, among a long list, in property taxes, a county their different needs. translates to well more than herald.com, or mailed to Your King’s “Letter,” of worse injustices suffered gasoline tax and various user Residents and businesses 2,000-3,560 mice and rats con- Views, c/o Hawaii Tribune-Herald, by American blacks, reminds me of “The sumed per barn owl a year. P.O. Box 767, Hilo, HI 96721. fees. The particular statute can get relief through the Letters must include your name, Negro Travelers’ Green Book,” a travel guide dates back to 1978, four years state tax system as credit Yes, they are non-native, published by Victor H. Green from 1936-64. phone number (which won’t be before the introduction of the line items by county, or sim- and so are taro, ducks, cats, published), and your town. Letters Green saw a need for a guide list- IBM Personal Computer. ply by increasing the value avocados, mangoes and more should be no longer than 300 ing hotels, restaurants, gas stations and The Kenoi administra- of tax exemptions for all. importantly, people and rats. words; shorter, emailed letters are other businesses “negroes” could patron- tion has managed Hawaii The technology and frame- Yes, perhaps a native preferred. Letters may be edited for ize “without embarrassment,” clearly a County with nearly $9 work already exist. After three bird might occasionally be grammar, length, clarity and taste. euphemism for more serious insults and threats blacks endured under Jim Crow. The 1949 edition says, “The Jewish press has long published information about places that are restricted and there are numerous The undeserving rich publications that give the gentile whites all kinds of information.” And the 1956 edi- he reality of rising lack of jobs paying decent elite, the top 0.1 percent. tion understates: “The White has had no American inequality wages. But the myth of the And who are these lucky difficulties in getting accommodations, T is stark. Since the late undeserving poor persists, and few? Mainly, they’re execu- but with the Negro it has been different.” 1970s, real wages for the bot- so does a counterpart myth, tives of some kind, especially, Perusing these guides is instruc- tom half of the workforce that of the deserving rich. though not only, in finance. tive: I don’t know how far the “Green have stagnated or fallen while Paul The story goes like this: You can argue about whether Book” was able to penetrate local mar- incomes of the top 1 percent America’s affluent are afflu- these people deserve to be kets, but the 1949 edition lists only eight nearly quadrupled (and the Krugman ent because they made the paid so well, but one thing is restaurants and two hotels in Corpus incomes of the top 0.1 percent right lifestyle choices. They clear: They didn’t get where Christi, Texas, my hometown, traveling have risen even more). While got themselves good educa- they are simply by being blacks could use “without embarrass- we can and should have a seri- Wall Street Journal, that first tions, they got and stayed prudent, clean and sober. ment.” One of the hotels is the YMCA. ous debate about what to do accused President Barack married and so on. Basically, So, how can the myth of the By 1956, only six restaurants are about this situation, the simple Obama (wrongly) of making affluence is a reward for adher- deserving rich be sustained? listed. And the “Green Book” can fact — American capitalism a factual error, then proceeded ing to the Victorian virtues. Mainly through a strategy vouch only for Horace Crecy’s Tourist as currently constituted is to assert rising inequality was What’s wrong with this of distortion by dilution. Home as a place where a negro trav- undermining the foundations no big deal because everyone story? Even on its own terms, You almost never see apolo- eler can get a good night’s sleep. of middle-class society — has been making big gains. it postulates opportunities gists for inequality willing to No wonder King and other blacks some- shouldn’t be up for argument. Why, incomes for the that don’t exist. For example, talk about the 1 percent, let times wound up spending nights in their cars. But it is, of course. Partly, bottom fifth of the U.S. how are children of the poor, alone the really big winners. Protests of injustices such as these this reflects Upton Sinclair’s population have risen 186 or even the working class, Instead, they talk about the brought King to Birmingham, landed him famous dictum: It is difficult to percent since 1979! supposed to get a good edu- top 20 percent, or at best the in jail and eventually cost him his life. His get a man to understand some- If this sounds wrong to cation in an era of declining top 5 percent. These might “Letter” makes for good reading every year thing when his salary depends you, it should: That’s a nomi- support for and sharply rising sound like innocent choices, close to his birthday because it reminds on his not understanding it. nal number, not corrected for tuition at public universities? but they’re not because they us of the persistent nature of racism. But it also, I think, reflects inflation. You can find the Even social indicators such involve lumping in married Slavery is a cancer; you either eradicate distaste for the implications inflation-corrected number in as family stability are, to an lawyers with the wolves of it or it kills you. But the kind of racism of the numbers, which seem the same Census Bureau table; important extent, economic Wall Street. The DiCaprio King fought is a chronic disease that goes almost like an open invitation it shows incomes for the bot- phenomena: Nothing takes a movie of that name, by the into remission but is difficult to cure. to class warfare — or, if you tom fifth actually falling. Oh, toll on family values like lack way, is wildly popular with Things changed a lot since then, but prefer, a demonstration class and for the record, at the time of employment opportunities. finance types, who cheer “Letter from Birmingham Jail” reminds warfare is already underway, of writing, this elementary But the main thing about on the title character — us of how recently the battle for racial jus- with the plutocrats on offense. error had not been corrected this myth is it misidentifies the another clue to the realities tice was still being waged in our culture. The result has been a deter- on The Journal’s website. winners from growing inequal- of our new Gilded Age. Sometimes, political entities and mined campaign of statistical OK, that’s what crude ity. White-collar professionals, Again, I know these reali- other institutions have issued apolo- obfuscation. At its cruder end, obfuscation looks like. What even if married to each other, ties make some people, not gies to blacks for their participation in this campaign comes close about the fancier version? are only doing OK. The big all of them, hired guns for the the injustices King died to eliminate. In to outright falsification; at I’ve noted before conserva- winners are a much smaller plutocracy, uncomfortable and general, apologies feel like too little, too its more sophisticated end, it tives seem fixated on the notion group. The Occupy move- they’d prefer to paint a dif- late. As a white man, it’s not my place to involves using fancy footwork poverty is basically the result ment popularized the concept ferent picture. But even if the say whether apologies are called for. to propagate what I think of as of character problems among of the “1 percent,” which is a facts have a well-known popu- But the most valuable thing we can do the myth of the deserving rich. the poor. This might once good shorthand for the rising list bias, they’re still the facts is not to apologize, but to remember. For an example of de facto have had a grain of truth to it, elite, but if anything includes — and they must be faced. John M. Crisp teaches in the English Department falsification, one need look but for the past three decades too many people: Most of the Paul Krugman is a syndicated at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi, Texas. no further than a recent col- and more the main obstacle gains of the top 1 percent have columnist who writes for the Readers may send him email at jcrispdelmar.edu. umn by Bret Stephens of The facing the poor has been the in fact gone to an even tinier New York Times News Service. 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The Tribune-Herald is part of Stephens Media LLC Jack Stephens, chairman of the board, 1923-2005 A7 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald Parker debaters win 4th trophy Parker School’s debate team returned home from the Dec. 21 Punahou School Speech and Debate Non- Qualifying Tournament on Oahu with the sweepstakes trophy for largest number of ballots won. Parker earned 65 ballots compared to second- place Punahou’s 46. Parker has now won this particular sweepstakes trophy at all three tournaments so far this school year, a first in the school’s debate record. At the previous tournament at St. Louis School on Oahu in November, Parker won two trophies, one for highest percentage of wins and one for the largest number of ballots won. The team has won four out of six possible sweepstakes tro- Bridget O’Connor’s “Procrastination Time” was a winner in last year’s contest. phies throughout the three tournaments. Thirty Parker School debaters attended the Punahou tournament, in which 20 schools partici- pated. The top results for Parker students were as fol- Rev up your creativity lows: in Beginning Public Forum Debate, Ryp Ring and Brian Toubman scored 5-1; awaii student artists president for Toyota Hawaii. panel will select the artwork in Novice Lincoln-Douglas ages 15 and younger Drop off entries at any of nine local finalists to submit Debate, Savannah Harriman- Keiki entries have until Jan. 31 to Toyota dealer in the state, to the international contest. Pote scored 5-1; and in submit hand-drawn or mail them to Toyota If any of the Hawaii Championship Lincoln- designsH for Toyota’s 2014 Dream Car Art Contest, P.O. entries receive merits in Douglas, Carrie Hiller fin- due Jan. 31 Dream Car Art Contest. Box 2788, Honolulu, HI the world competition, the ished 5-1. New this year is a teacher- 96803-2788. Entry forms student will enjoy an all- On Jan. 17-18, Parker recognition component. can be found online at expenses-paid trip to Japan School hosted the Neighbor for Toyota’s During the contest period, ToyotaHawaii.com, as well to participate in the final Island Speech and Debate each teacher who submits stu- as all Toyota dealerships. awards ceremony in August. Qualifying Tournament. dent artwork will be entered All eligible artwork will be The judging panel includes Twenty Oahu school teams ‘Dream Car’ to win a $250 gift card for automatically entered into the Department of Education traveled to Waimea to school/art supplies. One ran- People’s Choice Competition. Art in Public Places Artist compete. dom winner will be selected Family, friends and fans of in Residence Resource For more information, vis- art contest from Maui, Kauai and the Big the Toyota Hawaii Facebook Teacher Evan Tottori, it www.parkerschoolhawaii. Island, and two from Oahu. page will have the opportu- Honolulu Museum of Art org. The details “We’re already impressed nity to vote for their favorite School Director Vince Hazen, by the amount of imagina- entries Feb. 17-March 9. Hawaii News Now’s Tannya Entrants are encouraged to tion and creativity expressed The artwork with the most Joaquin, KHON2’s Kanoe create their “dream car” with one in this year’s entries and votes in each category at the Gibson, Shriners Hospitals of the following themes in mind: excited to not only award end of the competition will be for Children – Honolulu’s UH-Hilo • Conservation/environmentally the keiki but participat- automatically entered for final Director of Public Relations friendly vehicles. ing teachers, as well,” said judging in the local competi- Mahealani Richardson • Automobiles that promote Glenn Inouye, senior vice tion. In March, the judging and Toyota’s Inouye. bestows world peace. • Concept cars that encourage helping others. honors Awards to be given in “We’re already impressed by the amount of University of Hawaii at three age groups: Hilo Chancellor Don Straney • Younger than 8. imagination and creativity expressed in this honored two individuals with • Ages 8-11. special awards presented dur- • Aes 12-15. year’s entries and excited to not only award ing fall 2013 commencement. The winner in each age division will Mike Purvis, a senior receive an iPad Mini with Retina Display the keiki but participating teachers, as well.” computer science major, and the other two finalists in each GLENN INOUYE, received the inaugural category will each receive $100 cash. Senior vice president for Toyota Hawaii Community Spirit Award, which includes a $500 cash prize. The award was established last September by Edward Yamasaki, a member of the 442nd Regimental Anthony Ortogero named PTA Employee of Quarter Combat Team in World War II, and recognizes students Hilo resident Anthony Ortogero new construction of a “line row con- who demonstrate excellence was named Pohakuloa Training Area cept” that saved range maintenance in applied research, learn- Employee of the Quarter for his staffers invaluable time in trouble- ing and innovation in their exceptional contributions while serv- shooting and maintenance down respective fields of study. ing on the PTA Range Control staff. time since its implementation. Purvis is team captain of During a period of several years, Ranges are now able to operate at UH-Hilo’s Team Poli`ahu Ortogero vastly improved the opera- a moment’s notice and power issues that won the 2013 U.S. tion of the ranges by initiating many are virtually nonexistent. Microsoft Imagine Cup unique solar upgrades, while evalu- “We are lucky to have Tony here Championship and partici- ating the safety aspects of all train- at PTA. He is exceptionally humble, pated in the Imagine Cup ing/jobs conducted at PTA’s ranges, but he has made a huge contribution Worldwide Finals in St. noted Pohakuloa Commander Lt. to keeping soldiers and Marines safe Petersburg, Russia. Col. Eric Shwedo. in combat training for over 20 train- The Chancellor’s Special Ortogero has taken the lead as ing years,” said Shwedo. Recognition Award was the initial journeyman to introduce “(He) has been a valuable mem- presented to Dr. David a new standard for operating pro- ber of the PTA team since 1992. His MICHELLE VOELLER/PTA Public Affairs photo Hammes, professor of eco- cedures and the mission of range perseverance in striving to elimi- nomics, who retired at the Pohakuloa Training Area Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Lutgens, maintenance, via on-the-job training nate job hazards and analysis dur- end of the fall 2013 semester. left, and PTA Commander Lt. Col. Eric Shwedo, right, congratulate for new PTA range employees. ing key project planning stages has Hammes received the UH Anthony Ortogero of the PTA Range Control staff on a job well Ortogero’s solar energy knowl- immensely decreased injuries at PTA Board of Regent’s Teaching done, as they present him the PTA Employee of the Quarter Award. edge and skills led to the design and ranges.” Excellence Award in 2003. In addition to his teaching, he conducted a num- Lions to collect used eyeglasses Saturday in Hilo, Hawi, Kona ber of economic feasibility and cost-of-living studies for Hawaii’s fifth-annual “Lions in Sight” Sight program. distribution by Lions, Leos and other Collection UH-Hilo and the UH System. Statewide Eyeglass & Hearing Aid The glasses will be distributed to groups. According to the World Health sites Hammes also serves on Collection is set for Saturday. Big Island those in need within developing countries Organization, the eyesight of approxi- the Board of Directors for collections will be done in Kailua-Kona, where eye care is often unaffordable and mately one-fourth of the world’s popula- Lions Club members Hospice of Hilo and was trea- Hawi and Hilo. inaccessible. Most recently, 5,000 pairs tion can be improved through the use of a will collect used surer during the successful Lions clubs worldwide will perform of eyeglasses were distributed to villag- corrective lens. eyeglasses and hearing fundraising drive that led to community service projects as part of the ers throughout the mountainous terrain In addition to the eyeglasses, hearing aids Saturday at various construction of a new care “Lions In Sight” initiative to raise public of war-torn Afghanistan by Hawaii Lions aids will be also collected, cleaned and locations on the Big Island. facility near the university’s awareness of the role Lions clubs play in Club members. In most developing coun- tested for local distribution. • 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at Hilo campus. their communities. tries, an eye exam can cost as much as Lions are known for their commitment and Kona Walmarts; As spring cleaning gets underway, the one month’s wages, and a single eye doc- to being “Knights of the Blind in the and KTA-Puainako. Hawaii Lions are asking people to look tor might serve a community of hundreds Crusade against Darkness,” a challeng- • 8 a.m.-noon at the Be sure to visit us online at through dresser drawers and closets for of thousands of people. ing statement made by Helen Keller in Kohala Market Day, under www.hawaiitribune- used eyeglasses and hearing aids and The glasses will be cleaned, catego- 1925. Eyeglass collection is a year round the banyan trees across donate them to the Lions Recycle For rized by prescription and prepared for program. from the Hawi Post Office. herald.com A8 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald

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SPORTS DESK SECTION Bill O’Rear, sports editor, 930-7332; Inside Matt Gerhart, copy editor, 930-7335; Kansas jumps 7 Kevin Jakahi, sports writer, 930-7331 E-mail [email protected] spots in AP poll B Fax 961-3680 Page B3 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald Rice, Sanders try to rekindle interest in Pro Bowl

By OSKAR GARCIA and even Commissioner Roger Goodell, Muriano, senior coordinating producer at Associated Press What: Pro Bowl putting the future of the game in question. NFL Network, which is running the draft HONOLULU — Deion Sanders is giv- Who: Top NFC, The biggest change — a two-day draft and televising its second part live. ing Jerry Rice one concession as Pro AFC players today and Wednesday that will determine The league was announcing replace- teams in a new “unconferenced” game — ments throughout Monday for players Bowl week begins: The record-setting wide When: Sunday, 2:30 p.m. HST responds by targeting player egos and fan missing the game because of injury or the receiver will call the coin toss today that love for fantasy football. Super Bowl. Andrew Luck of Indianapolis starts the process of picking teams. Where: Aloha Stadium TV: NBC Instead of briefly mentioning a player’s and Nick Foles of Philadelphia are replac- Besides that, the Hall of Fame corner- accomplishments during a quick cameo in ing the quarterbacks in the Super Bowl, back claims he has the upper hand under the all-star game, Rice and Sanders will Denver’s Peyton Manning and Seattle’s the game’s new schoolyard-style format. where I want to go.” make choices that reveal the players they Russell Wilson. Running backs Eddie “I think it is going to be a blowout,” The Rice-Sanders rivalry is just one of believe to be the best among the best — Lacy and Alfred Morris will step in for Sanders said. “I don’t think Jerry has several moves the NFL is using to try to even all-stars don’t want to be picked last Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch, strategized.” rekindle interest in the Pro Bowl, set for in a game with no bad players. while Alshon Jeffery and Larry Fitzgerald Rice’s response: “That’s not going to Sunday in Hawaii. The game has been “You want to embrace good-natured happen. I have a pretty good mindset of criticized as too lax in recent years by fans ribbing and chop busting,” said Mike See PRO BOWL Page B2

multi-talented player PacWest Musings from Manoa hoops Wes Nakama Urban Guard Knights tip Vuls key for Tall Forthan leads AAU women to Hawaii a 74-64 victory By BILL O’REAR Tribune-Herald sports editor ONOLULU — Com- ing into this Univer- Krystal Forthan scored sity of Hawaii men’s 20 points and Zoie Sheng basketball season, had 18 to lead Academy of itH was obvious much of the Art University to a 74-64 Rainbow Warriors’ success win over the University of would ride on the shoulders Hawaii at Hilo on Monday of forwards Christian Stand- night. hardinger and Isaac Fotu. The Pacific West Especially with cen- Conference women’s bas- ter Vander Joaquim’s (13.8 ketball game was played in points and 8.2 rebounds per San Francisco. In the late game) eligibility expired, the game, the Vulcans battled health and steady produc- the host Urban Knights in a tion of Standhardinger (All- men’s contest. Big West Conference first The UHH teams con- team) and Fotu (Big West tinue their four-game road- Co-Freshman of the Year) trip Thursday, playing at would be even more critical. Dominican University in And that has proved true, San Rafael, Calif. as Standhardinger (18.2 ppg, Forthan, a 6-foot-4 soph- 7.6 rpg) and Fotu (13.8 ppg, omore, also had a team-high 6.5 rpg) have indeed been 10 rebounds and six blocked the anchors of a 12-5 start. shots to spark AAU (11-6 Another critical element overall, 8-1 PacWest) while is the health of senior swing- teammate Sha ‘Nice Storey man Brandon Spearman, added 12 points, including whose absence due to an two 3-pointers. ankle sprain largely con- R.W. SMITH/Tribune-Herald Junior guard Kirstie tributed to a late five-game Chriistian Liberty’s Louis Moylan (13) chases down the soccer ball as Waiakea’s Ty Yamamoto (23) Williams led the Vulcans losing streak last season. moves in during a BIIF boys match Monday at Waiakea. The visiting Canefire beat the Warriors 3-0. (6-7, 5-4) with 19 points, Spearman started this including 3 of 6 3-pointers. season with another ankle Junior forward McKenzie sprain, but fortunately he only Mangino added 15 points missed the first three games and a game-high 11 Canefire stop Waiakea rebounds. But UHH’s lead- and has averaged 11.4 points and 4.6 rebounds in starting scorer, senior Kamie ing all 14 games since. Kiyoshi Kaili stood out dur- Imai, struggled from the But as we saw during Moylan scores two ing the latter stages of a vic- field, hitting just 3 of 11 UH’s opening Big West road goals as CLA fights BIIF soccer tory that vaulted them into first field goals and finished trip, especially at Cal State place in the Division II stand- with seven points and nine Northridge on Jan. 11, the past host Warriors Boys ings. Christian Liberty, which rebounds. performance of junior point CHRISTIAN LIBERTY 3 was short-handed and still trying The Urban Knights led By MATT GERHART to recuperate from a 2-1 loss at 41-31 at the intermission guard Keith Shamburger Tribune-Herald sports writer WAIAKEA 0 is also a crucial factor that Konawaena on Saturday, leads before each team scored could make or break the Louis Moylan started at strik- Honokaa by a point and controls 33 points over the final 20 Rainbow Warriors’ future. er, which theoretically gave him another one Monday during a 3-0 its destiny in the race for the the minutes. This is Shamburger’s first one half to try and make an victory at Waiakea. top seed in the six-team play- “They’re a good team season suiting up for Hawaii, impact offensively for Christian How versatile is Moylan? offs. An outright regular-season and when we made a run but having started 63 games Liberty’s boys soccer team. “We can probably put him champion also will garner an at them in the second half, in two years at San Jose It didn’t even take him three anywhere,” coach Troy Rimel automatic berth in the Hawaii they made some shots and State and practiced with the minutes. said. “It’s his maturity. He can High School Athletic Association did the things they needed Rainbow Warriors last season Moylan, however, hardly needs handle it.” tournament. to do to get the win,” UHH as a redshirt, he brings valu- to play up top to score goals. The The Canefire (7-2 Big Island “We want to get first place coach david Kaneshiro said. able experience to the equation Canefire’s do-it-all senior moved Interscholastic Federation) – not to mention reliable ball- back to sweeper and tacked on appear set at goalkeeper, where See CANEFIRE Page B2 See VULCANS Page B2 handling and court awareness. What was a pleasant surprise, and maybe something everyone took for granted until a week ago, is Shamburger’s role as a shooter and scorer (8.8 ppg). Federer reaches semifinals, looks like contender UH already has four By JOHN PYE and got a time violation in the quarterfinalist Grigor Dimitrov. potential big-time scorers in AP Sports Writer third set — and Wimbledon A win there for Federer would Standhardinger, Fotu, Spearman Aussie Open champion Andy Murray, who and junior college transfer MELBOURNE, Australia — likely set up a final against three- When the draw for the Australian overcame a racket-smashing, time defending champion Novak See NAKAMA frustrating finish to the third set Djokovic — the only other man Page B2 Open was made, it wasn’t Roger Sharapova was upset by No. 20 Federer who was being widely to beat Stephane Robert 6-1, 6-2, who has won four Australian Dominika Cibulkova, follow- 6-7 (6), 6-2. titles in the Open era. Djokovic touted as the prime contender to ing top-ranked Williams out of claim an 18th major title. Now for the harder part. is playing his quarterfinal today the tournament and opening up All that hype surrounded Federer is back in the quar- against No. 8 Stan Wawrinka. Serena Williams, but she was the women’s draw for defend- terfinals of a Grand Slam for “It’s a tough thing to do. I knocked out in the fourth round. ing champion Victoria Azarenka, the first time since last year’s don’t know if it’s been done Find the following and more at Federer is still three match the leading male contenders French Open — equaling Jimmy before,” sixth-seeded Federer www.hawaiitribune-herald.com on the heavily stacked top half wins away from that mile- Connors’ Open-era record said of his tough road to the ● NFL: Belichick highly criti- stone, but after his 6-3, 7-5, advanced to the quarterfinals. with his 41st trip to the last title. “Then again, if you don’t cal of Welker’s block on Talib 6-4 demolition of No. 10-seeded Progressing along with eight in a major. He next plays embrace that challenge, you ● LITKE: Seattle’s Sherman wins Jo-Wilfried Tsonga on Monday Federer were top-ranked Rafael Murray, a three-time Australian might as well not enter the draw. the game, then loses his mind night, it’s clear he’s up for the Nadal, who had a 7-6 (3), 7-5, Open finalist. A win could set ● MLB: Cards’ Holliday happy You might as well stay at home to have Peralta as teammate challenge. 7-6 (3) win over Kei Nishikori up a semifinal against Nadal, On a day when No. 3 Maria — though he was broken twice who next plays first-time major See TENNIS Page B2 B2 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald SPORTS

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Garrett Nevels — each scored 15 at Northridge. of whom is capable of a Shamburger was under- 20-point outing — but standably shaken up that the scoring contributions week after being informed of Shamburger had been of the sudden death of a a nice bonus: 17 points close aunt, but his shooting in a victory over Western struggles actually began Michigan, 15 points in before that (2 for 10 vs. another win at Northern Omaha, 1 for 3 against Arizona, 10 points in the Oregon State). He also non-conference finale has been fighting through victory over Omaha. a hip flexor injury. Unfortunately, Last Saturday night, as is often the case, Shamburger appeared to Shamburger’s true scoring rediscover his stroke: 3 for value may not have been 6 from the field (includ- appreciated until his pro- ing 2 for 4 from beyond duction slipped on the road. the arc) eight points, six In the Big West opener at assists, three rebounds, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo one steal and no turnovers on Jan. 9, Shamburger had in 27 minutes as UH won a goose egg in the points going away, 100-69. column (0 for 3 field “Keith was calm and goals, missed his only free in tune with the game,” throw attempt) with four Arnold said. “It was good rebounds, three assists, two to see him back. We are steals and two turnovers in so much more danger- 29 minutes as the Rainbow ous when they gotta Warriors fell, 77-65. guard him out there.” Two nights later, he fin- Backup point guard ished with just three points Quincy Smith (6.1 ppg, on 1-for-9 shooting (1 for 3 assists per game) actu- 8 on 3-pointers) with four ally has very good overall assists, two rebounds, two numbers and had seven R.W. SMITH/Tribune-Herald steals and three turnovers points, seven assists and in 26 minutes as Hawaii three steals at Cal Poly Chriistian Liberty’s Sequoya Kerr (17) controls the ball as Waiakea’s Miles Marshall defends during a BIIF boys soccer came up short, 79-78. San Luis Obispo, but match Monday at Waiakea. Looking on is Canefire Nakaiya Kerr (7). Christian Liberty won 3-0. Shamburger’s aggregate he is a scorer more than line for the two losses: 1 a shooter and is still in for 12 field goals (1 for his first NCAA Division CANEFIRE From previous page 11 on 3-pointers), one free I season, thus lacking throw attempt (missed), Shamburger’s experience. and get that birth to states,” backline, allowing Cambra freshmen — Max Adolf, to become a theme for the three points, seven Smith, along with backup center Davis Moylan said. to navigate the midield. It Gehrig Octavio and Michael season. assists, five turnovers. He and senior striker was a bit of a role reveral for Scott — who were repeat- “They compete, but the Surely there were Rozitis and reserve swing- man Aaron Valdes, will Nakaiya Kerr, who netted Moylan, who usually starts edly denied by Kaili. hardest part is getting them other reasons the Rainbow a goal and an assist, wast- in the back and moves for- The senior finished with be committed for that (80) Warriors lost — Spearman no doubt play key roles as the season progresses. ed little time in using their ward later in the matches. nine saves, several of the minutes,” he said. “They’ve scored only five points at But as we saw during speed to take advantage of “I prefer sweeper,” dazzling variety. His favor- come along way but I don’t Cal Poly, and Cal State the Rainbow Warriors’ first the Warriors’ slick, new turf he said. “I like playing ite came when he dove to want them to be content Northridge converted 28 of road trip, Shamburger’s field. defense.” his left and into the air to with that.” 31 free throws — but the production as the start- “It’s real nice and Moylan spent much deny Octavio. Girls lack of production from ing point guard and smooth,” Moylan said. “It’s of the second half clear- “I trust my defense and Waiakea 9, East-Pac 0: Shamburger was notice- team’s fifth-leading scorer kind of tiring because it’s a ing balls and making sure work with them,” Kaili said. Cheylee Octavio netted a able since Standhardinger, could ultimately mean really, really long field.” no one got behind him, but “If a striker sets themselves hat trick as the host Warriors Fotu and Nevels had decent the difference between Kerr registered 10 of he netted his 12th goal of up, I trust the defense will moved back into a tie with winning and losing. his team’s 19 shots, but he the season midway through cover the other post for me Hilo atop the wide-open games and Spearman started off the afternoon with a 40-yard blast on a and get anything in front Division I race. with a crossing pass, which direct kick. of the ball. That forces the Starcia Deponte scored Moylan one-timed into the Sweeper? Check. striker to shoot to one side.” twice, and Waiakea (7-2-1) PRO BOWL From previous page net from about 10 yards out “The thing we like about Waiakea’s Ty Yamamoto also got goals from Jordan in the third minute. him in the back is he’s a also misfired on a Melchor, Keisha Sato and Striker? Check. coach,” Rimel said. “He’s breakaway. Kaylee Valentino. replace Calvin Johnson and need,” he said. Kerr ran down Caedan teaching and instructing The Warriors have lost Melchor and Kaelee Demaryius Thomas. The draft itself includes Cambra’s throughball in back there.” two straight and are in dan- Carvalho combined on the several wrinkles that offer Rice and Sanders aren’t the 23rd minute and con- Goalkeeper Chris Wung ger of falling to the fourth shutout against East-Pac being too specific about room for strategy. The winner of the coin toss has a nected for his team-high made his best save of match seed in the Division I play- (3-7), which is line to be the how they’ll make their 22nd goal of the season as for Waiakea (6-4-1) when offs, which would likely set fourth seed in the Division picks, though Sanders has big advantage if he chooses to pick his captains, either Christian Liberty led 2-0 at he stonewalled a streaking up another trip to Kealakehe II playoffs. said he doesn’t want any the halftime. Kekoa Mundo, who fell in the semifinals. The Waiakea, which lost Pro Bowlers on his team the tandem of Drew Brees and Robert Quinn or Jamaal Rimel wasn’t particular- hard on the play and had Waveriders beat Waiakea control of its destiny last who have played in more ly enthused with the room to exit the match. That left 6-0 earlier this season at Saturday in losing to Hawaii than four all-star games. Charles and J.J. Watt. Not only will he get to pick the the Canefire yielded the Christian Liberty without a home. Prep, ends the regular sea- “You want what you Warriors’ Miles Marshall bench player, and opened Coach David Urakami son at home Saturday want,” Sanders said. “I first players, he’ll also be able to force a trade on the and Hajime Hayano, so up the field for the Warriors said his team played well against Konawaena, which know the guys that are he moved Moylan to the and their bumper crop of in spurts, which is starting is only two points out first. going to cover. No matter other team of any player what, they’re not cutting no taken after the fifth round deals.” on Wednesday. Rice said he’s not paying Another possible strategy TENNIS From previous page Sanders too much attention will be to try to force defen- because his former 49ers sive players to play against their real-life NFL team- and watch other guys battle the new racket, and before we are again,” Federer said. when Sharapova, returning teammate could be trying to it out. his record streak of reach- “I’m looking forward to the from a long layoff with a misdirect him. mates in the Pro Bowl, making them decide whether to “That’s what I like. I like ing the quarterfinals at 36 match, I must say. We had right shoulder injury, lost “That might be his strate- playing the best … and you consecutive majors came an interesting year last year 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 to Cibulkova gy — he might go the oppo- play even softer than they might otherwise. need to take it to them.” to a halt with a shocking with some ups and downs. in the first match of the day. site way and try to select Federer certainly did second-round defeat at It’s a good start to the sea- Cibulkova completed a set some veterans,” Rice said. Muriano said players have responded in a wide that against Tsonga, barely Wimbledon. son for both of us already.” of major quarterfinals with Rice and Sanders have dropping a point on serve “No, I was not surprised Murray had minor back her best run in Australia done plenty of talking lead- range of ways to that pros- in the first set and putting because, you know, when surgery in September and and will next meet No. 11 ing up to the draft, even pect, with some relishing offering to suit up against the chance to take on their the 2008 Australian Open you play Roger, you expect is keeping his expectations Simona Halep. one another on the field. usual teammates. finalist under pressure him at this level,” Tsonga in check in only his second Azarenka played the Rice says the league won’t Rice said it’s just one of right away with an early said. “You know he’s able tournament since. second match on Rod let it happen but Sanders many ways to look at the break. The 32-year-old to play like this, so you “I said at the start of the Laver Arena and extend- says nothing is final until game. Swiss star was so relentless always expect it.” tournament, I can’t honestly ed her winning streak at Goodell says so. “I’ve been thinking about that Tsonga, aggravated at Since winning his last say my expectations are as Melbourne Park to 18 with “He’s going to be hurting this for a long, long time,” not being able to threaten Australian title in 2010, high as if I’d been playing a 6-3, 6-2 victory over No. if we suit up,” Rice said. Rice said. Federer at all, screamed Federer has lost in the for the last four months,” 13-seeded Sloane Stephens, According to STATS, Chiefs’ Johnson, and smacked a ball into semifinals each year at Murray said. “But I’m not whom she also beat in a Sanders had four inter- Smith added to roster the crowd after losing an Melbourne Park — includ- far away from winning the contentious semifinal last ceptions in games played KANSAS CITY, Mo. — exchange of close volleys. ing last year’s defeat to event. Anyone’s that’s in year. She will next play No. against Rice’s teams, going Chiefs linebacker Derrick From Tsonga’s side, it Murray, who has an 11-9 the quarters is close.” 5 Agnieszka Radwanska, Johnson and quarterback looked like he was facing edge in head-to-heads. Azarenka became a big who finished off day eight back to 1989. Rice, mean- Alex Smith were cho- while, had 60 catches for the Federer of old — before “It’s good to see he took favorite to win a third con- with a 6-1, 6-3 win over sen Monday to replace the crisis of confidence, care of his draw, and here secutive Australian title Garbine Muguruza. 1,051 yards and 11 touch- 49ers linebacker NaVorro downs against Sanders’ Bowman and Patriots quar- teams. terback Tom Brady in the Sanders covered Rice on Pro Bowl. VULCANS From previous page four pass attempts in 1995 The two substitutions and after, when STATS means Kansas City will began tracking defensive be sending 10 players to “I thought we played hard. the field and 35 percent (6 play consistent every night, Thomas nine for the players targeted on given Hawaii. We just didn’t do some of 17) on treys. The Vulcans with a lot of effort, and do Vulcans. plays. Rice had no catch- Bowman tore the anterior of the things we had been hit 37 percent (25 of 67) all the good things we can AAU shot 44 percent (26 es and Sanders had no cruciate and medial collater- doing well — we made from the floor, 30 percent do.” of 59) from the field, 56 interceptions. some defensive mistakes (6 of 20) on 3-pointers and Men percent (5 of 9) on 3-point- Both players say they’ll al ligaments in his left knee base their Pro Bowl picks in in Sunday’s NFC champi- and had some turnovers in their 61.5 percent from the AAU 75, UHH 63: ers and 58 percent (18 of part on personal knowledge onship loss to Seattle. Brady the first half when they got line. Aaron Anderson scored 22 31) from the free-throw line. of the players and their atti- bowed out of the all-star out in transition and took a UAA also had 42 points and Aaron Aikman UHH hit 34 percent (22 tudes toward the game. game one day after New 10-point lead.” rebounds, 16 assists, 10 added 21 to lead the Urban of 64) from the floor, 32 “I’m looking for the guys England lost to Denver in The Urban Knights turnovers, 6 blocked shots Knights (4-12 overall, 2-7 percent (7 of 22) on treys that are really hungry and the AFC championship. extended their lead to 18 and 10 steals compared to PacWest) over the Vulcans and 63 percent (12 of 19) want to put on a show in This will be Johnson’s points in the final half UHH’s 45, 13, 15, 1 and 3, (3-12, 0-9). from the line. Hawaii,” said Rice, who third straight Pro Bowl, before the Vulcans closed respectively. Junior Joey Rodriguez The Urban Knights also said he expects to have a while Smith will be headed the gap. Despite the loss, scored 15 points to lead had 41 rebounds, 17 assists, more balanced team than to his first. “We got it down to eight Kaneshiro feels good about struggling UHH, which led 8 turnovers, 4 blocked shots They’ll be joined in Sanders. points,” Kaneshiro said. his team’s focus. 37-36 at the intermission. and six steals compared to Sanders said he doesn’t Hawaii by Chiefs left tackle Branden Albert, safety “But they responded to get “I think our team is com- But the hosts outscored the the Vuls’ 46, 13, 14, 6 and want to get caught up in the win.” ing together, and gaining Vuls 39-26 in the second 1, respectively. making picks to counter Eric Berry, running back Rice — a common strategy Jamaal Charles, cornerback AAU held a big advan- confidence,” he said. “I half to pull away. Thomas had a game-high in fantasy. Brandon Flowers, defensive tage at the free-throw line, know the coaching staff is Dominique Campbell 14 rebounds for UHH while “You could make a deci- tackle Dontari Poe, punt hitting 20 of 29 attempts confident that we can play followed Rodriguez with 14 Campbell had 10 boards. sion based on what you returner Dexter McCluster while UHH sank 8 of 13. with anyone in the confer- points. Lucas Swanson (3 Alexis Moore led the Urban want or you can make a and linebackers Tamba Hali The Urban Knights shot ence on a given night. But of 5 treys) had 11, Darnell Knights with 10 rebounds, decision based on what you and Justin Houston. 37.5 percent (24 of 64) from we have to come out and Williams 10 and Brandon all on the defensive glass. Hawaii Tribune-Herald Tuesday, January 21, 2014 B3 SPORTS ■ All Hawaii times AP top 25 men’s basketball poll Associated Press Jayhawks jump seven spots Arizona, Syracuse stay 1-2, but Kansas rises to No. 8 Pro football By JIM O’CONNELL season with an early-sea- and UCLA drop out of the On TV/radio today Pahoa at Waiakea, after 6 p.m. JV AP Basketball Writer son victory over then-No. 4 rankings this week, leaving NFL playoffs Kamehameha at Keaau, after 6 Duke in November. it with just No. 1 Arizona in Divisional Playoffs TV p.m. JV Arizona and Syracuse Saturday, Jan. 11 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL are the top two teams in The Six schools have three the Top 25. Seattle 23, New Orleans 15 2 p.m. SOCCER wins over ranked teams: TWO-TIMERS: Three New England 43, Indianpolis 22 ESPN: Indiana at Michigan St. Standings Associated Press Top 25 for Sunday, Jan. 12 ESPN2: Kansas St. at Texas Boys Iowa State, Kansas State, ranked teams lost twice San Francisco 23, Carolina 10 a seventh straight week. ESPNU: Missouri at LSU Division I Denver 24, San Diego 17 North Carolina, San last week and none of them 4 p.m. W-L-T Pts The Wildcats (18-0) are Conference Championships ESPN: Texas A&M at Kentucky Diego State, Syracuse and dropped out of the Top 25. Sunday Kealakehe 9-0-1 28 again the runaway No. 1, ESPNU: Georgia Tech at Boston Hilo 8-1-1 25 Wisconsin. North Carolina Wisconsin, which fell Denver 26, New England 16 College receiving 61 first-place Seattle 23, San Francisco 17 Konawaena 6-2-2 20 is the only one of those not to Indiana and Michigan, FS1: Butler at Providence Waiakea 6-3-2 19 votes from the 65-member Pro Bowl NHL Keaau 3-7-1 10 currently in the Top 25. dropped from third to No. Sunday, Jan. 26 2 p.m. national media panel. The At Honolulu FSNW: Los Angeles at Columbus Division II Orange (18-0) got the other WELCOME BACK: 9. Iowa State, which lost TBD, 2:30 p.m. (NBC) 3 p.m. Christian Liberty 7-2 21 Michigan and Kansas State to Kansas and Texas, fell Super Bowl NBCSN: Minnesota at Dallas Honokaa 6-2-2 20 No. 1 votes. Sunday, Feb. 2 5 p.m. Hawaii Prep 5-2-3 18 Michigan State moved are the newcomers to this from No. 8 to 16th. Baylor, At East Rutherford, N.J. FSNPT: Winnipeg at Anaheim Kamehameha 4-2-5 17 week’s poll and both have which lost to Texas Tech AFC champion Denver vs. NFC cham- TENNIS Makua Lani 5-3-1 16 up one place to third while pion Seattle, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) 4 p.m. Ka‘u 3-9 9 Villanova jumped two spots already been ranked this and Oklahoma, dropped ESPN2: Australian Open, quarter- Kohala 2-10 6 season. from 12th to No. 24. Pro basketball finals Parker 0-9-1 0 to fourth. Wichita State, at 10:30 p.m. HAAS 0-11 0 19-0 the only other unbeat- No. 21 Michigan was In all, 12 ranked teams National Basketball Association ESPN2: Australian Open, men’s or Girls seventh in the preseason lost at least once last week. EASTERN CONFERENCE en in Division I, stayed women’s quarterfinal Division I Top 25 and was ranked UP AND DOWNS: Atlantic Division WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL W-L-T Pts fifth and was followed by W L Pct GB 2 p.m. Hilo 7-1-1 22 for the first four weeks of Kansas made the week’s Toronto 20 20 .500 — Florida, San Diego State, FS1: Oklahoma at Iowa St. Waiakea 7-2-1 22 Brooklyn 17 22 .436 2½ Kansas, Wisconsin and the regular season before big move in the Top 25, New York 15 26 .366 5½ Konawaena 6-1-2 20 falling out when it lost to rising seven spots to No. Boston 14 28 .333 7 RADIO Kealakehe 5-1-3 18 Iowa. TALK Philadelphia 13 28 .317 7½ Keaau 4-4-1 13 Kansas has beaten three Charlotte and Duke in a 8 with wins over Iowa Southeast Division 10 a.m. Division II three-game span. State and Oklahoma State, W L Pct GB 850 AM: Josh Pacheco Show Hawaii Prep 7-1-1 22 straight ranked opponents Miami 29 12 .707 — 3 p.m. Kamehameha 5-3-1 16 and jumped from 15th to No. 22 Kansas State which were both ranked in Atlanta 21 19 .525 7½ 850 AM: Sports Animals Honokaa 4-5 12 moved into the poll two the top 10. Louisville, with Washington 20 20 .500 8½ East-Pac 3-7 9 No. 8. Charlotte 18 25 .419 12 Makua Lani 2-7 6 Michigan, at No. 21, weeks ago at No. 25, fell victories over Houston and Orlando 11 30 .268 18 BIIF glance Kohala 1-9 3 out after losing to Kansas, Connecticut, went up six Central Division Ka‘u 0-10 0 and Kansas State, at 22nd, W L Pct GB BASKETBALL and then returned this week. places to 12th. Boys Saturday’s matches moved into the poll this Indiana 32 7 .821 — Boys HAWKEYE HIGH: The biggest drop of the Chicago 20 20 .500 12½ Standings week, replacing Creighton, Division I Hilo 4, Honokaa 2 Detroit 17 24 .415 16 Kamehameha 3, Kohala 1 Colorado and UCLA. There Iowa is in the top 10 for week was Baylor’s 12-place Cleveland 15 26 .366 18 W-L Konawaena 4-0 Hawaii Prep 1, Waiakea 0 the first time since the poll fall to 24th after losses to Milwaukee 7 33 .175 25½ Makau Kani 7, Keaau 1 was a tie for 25th last week. WESTERN CONFERENCE Waiakea 3-2 Breaking down this of Jan. 1, 2002, when the Texas Tech and Oklahoma. Southwest Division Kamehameha 3-2 Kealakehe 16, HAAS 1 Hawkeyes were ranked DOUBLE-RANKED W L Pct GB Keaau 3-2 Konawaena 2, Christian Liberty 1 week’s Associated Press San Antonio 32 9 .780 — Hilo 2-3 Girls college basketball poll: ninth. Iowa jumped from GAMES: Michigan is wel- Houston 28 15 .651 5 Kealakehe 1-3 Hawaii Prep 3, Waiakea 0 14th to 10th follow- comed back into the Top Dallas 25 18 .581 8 Division II Hilo 4, Honokaa 3 KANSAS’ STREAK: Memphis 20 20 .500 11½ Hawaii Prep 5-0 Keaau 4, Makua Lani 0 ing its 94-72 victory over 25 with two games against New Orleans 16 24 .400 15½ Kohala 4-1 Kamehameha 8, Kohala 0 Kansas has won four Minnesota on Sunday, its ranked teams this week. Northwest Division Honokaa 2-3 Konawaena 6, East-Pac 0 straight games since los- W L Pct GB Pahoa 1-4 Monday’s matches only game of the week. The 21st-ranked Portland 31 10 .756 — St. Joseph 0-4 Christian Liberty boys 3, Waiakea 0 ing to San Diego State. The The previous week the Wolverines host No. 10 Oklahoma City 31 10 .756 — Ka‘u 0-5 Waiakea girls 8, East-Pac 0 Denver 20 20 .500 10½ last three have been over Hawkeyes won 84-74 at Iowa on Wednesday and Saturday’s results Today’s matches Minnesota 19 21 .475 11½ Honokaa 66, St. Joseph 61 Kealakehe at Kohala, 2 p.m. boys/4 ranked teams — No. 25 then-unbeaten and third- visit No. 3 Michigan State Utah 14 28 .333 17½ p.m. girls Pacific Division Kohala 89, Hilo 79 Kansas State, No. 8 Iowa ranked Ohio State. on Saturday. Kamehameha 79, Kealakehe 67 Ka‘u at Hilo, 2 p.m. boys/4 p.m. girls W L Pct GB Kamehameha at Keaau, 4 p.m. State, No. 9 Oklahoma State LEAGUE LOOK: The other double-ranked L.A. Clippers 29 14 .674 — Konawaena 58, Waiakea 53 Hawaii Prep 70, Ka’u 38 boys/6 p.m. girls — and the Jayhawks had a Kansas State moving back games this week are No. 24 Golden State 26 16 .619 2½ Wednesday’s matches Phoenix 23 17 .575 4½ Keaau 47, Pahoa 44, OT Parker at Christian Liberty, 3 p.m. chance to make it four Top into the Top 25 gives the Baylor at No. 8 Kansas on L.A. Lakers 16 26 .381 12½ Tuesday’s games Sacramento 14 25 .359 13 St. Joseph at Kamehameha, 6 p.m. boys 25 opponents in a row when Big 12 six ranked teams, Monday night and No. 22 Sunday’s Games Honokaa at Konawaena, after 6 Honokaa at Hawaii Prep, 4 p.m. girls they faced No. 24 Baylor one more than the Big Ten, Kansas State at No. 16 Iowa L.A. Lakers 112, Toronto 106 p.m. JV Waiakea at HAAS, 3 p.m. boys Orlando 93, Boston 91 Ka‘u at Kohala, after 6 p.m. JV Makua Lani at Konawaena, 5 p.m. Monday night. which got its fifth team with State on Saturday. Oklahoma City 108, Sacramento 93 Kealakehe at HPA, after 6 p.m. JV boys/7 p.m. girls Kansas has the most Michigan moving in. (See complete top 25 poll San Antonio 110, Milwaukee 82 Waiakea at Keaau, after 6 p.m. JV Saturday’s matches Phoenix 117, Denver 103 Pahoa at Hilo, after 6 p.m. JV Kealakehe at Christian Liberty, 2 wins over ranked teams this The Pac-12 saw Colorado in Scoreboard.) Monday’s Games Thursday’s game p.m boys Dallas 102, Cleveland 97 St. Joseph at Pahoa, 6 p.m. Honokaa at Keaau, 2 p.m. boys/4 L.A. Clippers 112, Detroit 103 Friday’s games p.m. girls Washington 107, Philadelphia 99 Hawaii Prep at Honokaa, after 6 Hilo at Hawaii Prep, 2 p.m. boys/4 Charlotte 100, Toronto 95 p.m. JV p.m. girls Brooklyn 103, New York 80 HAAS at Parker, 3 p.m. boys Creighton stuns Villanova New Orleans 95, Memphis 92 Hilo at Ka‘u, after 6 p.m. JV Keaau at Kealakehe, after 6 p.m. JV Konawaena at Waiakea, 2 p.m. Atlanta 121, Miami 114 boys/4 p.m. girls Chicago 102, L.A. Lakers 100, OT Kamehameha at Konawaena, after By DAN GELSTON The Bluejays, in their first lead. McDermott followed 6 p.m. JV Kealakehe at East-Pac, 4 p.m. girls Houston 126, Portland 113 Makua Lani at Kamehameha, 4 p.m. AP Sports Writer Indiana at Golden State, late Saturday’s game year in the Big East, set a with his third 3 and Austin boys/6 p.m. girls Today’s Games Waiakea at Kohala, after 6 p.m. JV conference record for most Chatman hit one the next Orlando at Brooklyn, 2:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA — Boston at Miami, 2:30 p.m. Girls PADDLING Ethan Wragge let the 3s fly, 3s in a game and beat a top- time down for the stunning Feb. 1 Portland at Oklahoma City, 3 p.m. Standings and helped the records fall. five team for the first time 29-point lead. Sacramento at New Orleans, 3 p.m. Division I HHSAA regatta at Keehi Lagoon, since 1970. “It’s tough to beat a team Minnesota at Utah, 4 p.m. W-L Honolulu Wragge tied a school Wednesday’s Games x-Konawaena 9-0 record with nine 3-point- “Once I get one, they that hits 21 3s,” McDermott Atlanta at Orlando, 2 p.m. x-Hilo 7-1 SWIMMING know I’m hunting for two said. Boston at Washington, 2 p.m. x-Waiakea 5-4 Jan. 25 ers for all 27 points, Doug Chicago at Cleveland, 2 p.m. x-Keaau 4-5 At Hilo High, 10 a.m. McDermott hit five 3s and three,” Wragge said. The Bluejays refused to L.A. Clippers at Charlotte, 2 p.m. Kealakehe 1-8 “It’s a hard feeling to slow down from 3-point Dallas at Toronto, 2 p.m. Division II WRESTLING and scored 23 points, and Philadelphia at New York, 2:30 p.m. Jan. 25 describe once you get one to range, with McDermott’s Sacramento at Houston, 3 p.m. x-Honokaa 8-1 Creighton set a team mark x-Kohala 6-2 West schools at Honokaa, 10 a.m. go in. You just kind of let it fourth 3 extending the lead Detroit at Milwaukee, 3 p.m. East schools at Pahoa, 10 a.m. with 21 3-pointers in a Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 3 p.m. x-Kamehameha 6-3 fly and don’t think about it.” to 30 and making them 19 Indiana at Phoenix, 5:30 p.m. Hawaii Prep 4-5 96-68 victory over No. 4 Pahoa 2-7 UHH glance Villanova on Monday night. The Bluejays hit their for 31. Sports Transactions Ka’u 1-8 first nine 3s and nev- NEBRASKA 68 Laupahoehoe 0-9 Wragge only sur- BASEBALL BASKETBALL er looked back against No. 17 OHIO ST. 62 x-Clinched playoff spot Men prised Villanova, not his Friday’s results Saturday Villanova (16-2, 5-1) which OMAHA, Neb. — National League Konawaena 69, Kohala 30 teammates. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to Notre Dame de Namur 60, UHH 57 HPA 49, Keaau 17 “I’ve seen him shoot bet- had romped its way toward Shavon Shields and Terran terms with 1B Lyle Overbay on a minor Monday league contract. Waiakea 48, Laupahoehoe 6 Academy of Art 75, UHH 63 ter in practice,” McDermott its highest ranking in four Petteway both scored 18 NEW YORK METS — Agreed to terms Hilo 70, Kamehameha 44 Thursday years. They made 21 of 35 points as Nebraska handed Honokaa 58, Pahoa 11 said. “I’ve seen him hit 11 with RHP Dillon Gee on a one-year con- UHH at Dominican University Ka’u 57, Kealakehe 40 or 12 3s in an open gym, 3-pointers and led by as Ohio State its fourth straight tract. Signed LHP John Lannan to a minor Jan. 25 league contract. Monday’s games that’s normal. So not a lot many 41 points. loss. Keaau at Konawaena, late UHH at Fresno Pacific American Association Women GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Laupahoehoe at HPA, late of us are shocked. The out- Wragge hit eight 3s in The Cornhuskers (9-8, Saturday Signed RHP Dustin Crenshaw. Honokaa at Hilo, late side world, everyone’s kind the first half and Creighton 1-5 Big Ten), who ended LAREDO LEMURS — Signed RHP Waiakea at Ka‘u, late UHH 71, Notre Dame de Namur 59 built a 28-point lead. a five-game losing streak, Kenny McDowall. Kamehameha at Kohala, late Monday of shocked. But that’s just WICHITA WINGNUTS — Signed INF Kealakehe at Pahoa, late Academy of Art University 74, UHH another day at the office for “By three or four, I kind survived after squandering Colt Loehrs. Wednesday’s games 64 Ethan.” of knew where I was at,” a 14-point first-half lead. Can-Am League Kohala at Hilo, after 6 p.m. JV Thursday NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Signed INF Friday’s game UHH at Dominican University The Bluejays (16-3, 6-1 he said. They used a 16-5 run late Richard Arias. Honokaa at Kohala, after 6 p.m. JV Jan. 25 Big East) topped the school Wragge, who finished 9 in the second half to regain BASKETBALL Saturday’s games UHH at Fresno Pacific National Basketball Association Konawaena at HPA, 6 p.m. SOFTBALL record of 20 3s set in 2005 of 14 from 3-point range, control and made 13 of their CHICAGO BULLS — Re-signed F Cart- Laupahoehoe at Ka‘u, 6 p.m. Saturday against Chattanooga. Kyle tied Korver’s record with last 16 free throws to hold ier Martin to a second 10-day contract. Lady Vulcans 5, Alumnae 2 HOUSTON ROCKETS — Reassigned Hilo at Kealakehe, after 6 p.m. JV Korver hit nine 3s against his ninth 3-pointer with off the Buckeyes (15-4, G Isaiah Canaan to Rio Grande Valley (NBADL). Evansville on Jan. 15, 2003. 13:59 left for a 68-45 2-4). WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Assigned 11. Oklahoma St. 15-3 971 9 Atlantic Division G Glen Rice to Iowa (NBADL). 12. Louisville 16-3 804 18 GP W L OT Pts GF GA FOOTBALL 13. UMass 16-1 781 16 Boston 49 31 15 3 65 141 109 National Football League 14. Kentucky 13-4 769 13 Tampa Bay 50 29 16 5 63 146 123 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed 15. Cincinnati 17-2 736 19 Montreal 49 27 17 5 59 126 120 Millsap helps Hawks zap Heat OL Braxton Cave and R.J. Mattes, T Jor- 16. Iowa St. 14-3 644 8 Toronto 51 26 20 5 57 145 154 dan Devey, WRs Reggie Dunn and Greg 17. Ohio St. 15-3 549 11 Detroit 49 21 18 10 52 122 134 Associated Press and 21 rebounds for Chicago (20- Los Angeles, including two four- Orton, RB Sam McGuffie and LB Taylor 18. Duke 14-4 447 23 Ottawa 49 21 19 9 51 139 155 Florida 49 19 23 7 45 116 148 20), which has won eight of 10 to point plays when the Pistons fouled Reed to reserve/future contracts. 19. Saint Louis 17-2 421 24 get back to .500 for the first time him beyond the arc. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Named 20. Pittsburgh 16-2 419 22 Buffalo 47 13 27 7 33 86 133 ATLANTA — Paul Ike Hilliard receivers coach. 21. Michigan 13-4 362 — Metropolitan Division Millsap scored 26 points since Nov. 27. D.J. Augustin had a Rodney Stuckey scored 29 points Canadian Football League 22. Kansas St. 14-4 221 — GP W L OT Pts GF GA season-high 27 points, and Jimmy for Detroit and Josh Smith added CALGARY STAMPEDERS — Re-signed 23. Memphis 13-4 201 17 Pittsburgh 49 34 13 2 70 157 120 and the Atlanta Hawks Butler finished with 13 points and 24, but the Pistons got almost noth- CB Fred Bennett. 24. Baylor 13-4 170 12 N.Y. Rangers 51 27 21 3 57 128 128 overcame LeBron James’ 11 rebounds. ing from their starting backcourt. HOCKEY 25. Oklahoma 14-4 111 25 Philadelphia 50 25 19 6 56 137 144 Nick Young had 31 points for Brandon Jennings went scoreless National Hockey League Columbus 48 24 20 4 52 138 135 30 points to beat the Miami Others receiving votes: Creighton 98, Washington 49 22 19 8 52 142 150 the Lakers, including a tying base- and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope MINNESOTA WILD — Recalled D Jona- Heat 121-114 Monday line jumper with 6 seconds left in scored only six points. thon Blum and G Johan Gustafsson from UConn 62, Gonzaga 59, California 44, New Jersey 50 20 19 11 51 115 123 Iowa (AHL). Colorado 26, UCLA 23, Harvard 12, Carolina 48 20 19 9 49 117 137 night. overtime. MAVERICKS 102 OTTAWA SENATORS — Recalled F Ste- George Washington 8, Missouri 6, Texas N.Y. Islanders 51 20 24 7 47 142 166 DeMarre Carroll added ROCKETS 126 CAVALIERS 97 phane Da Costa from Binghamton (AHL). 5, Xavier 4, SMU 2, New Mexico 1, WESTERN CONFERENCE BLAZERS 113 CLEVELAND — Monta Ellis ECHL Virginia 1. Central Division 19 points and Pero Antic HOUSTON — Chandler Parsons scored 22 points, Shawn Marion READING ROYALS — Announced F GP W L OT Pts GF GA had 17 for the Hawks, who scored a season-high 31 points and added 18 and Dallas held off Josh Brittain was loaned to the team by Monday’s men’s scores Chicago 51 32 8 11 75 184 139 FAR WEST St. Louis 48 33 10 5 71 170 108 snapped a nine-game losing Dwight Howard added 24 points to Cleveland’s late rally. Hershey (AHL). help Houston snap Portland’s five- Cleveland roared back from a COLLEGE Weber St. 65, Idaho St. 59< Colorado 48 31 12 5 67 142 122 streak in their series with CHOWAN — Named Lindsay Austin Minnesota 51 27 19 5 59 125 125 game winning streak. 24-point deficit in the first half and assistant trainer. Monday’s women’s scores Nashville 51 22 22 7 51 125 152 the Heat. The Rockets won their second trailed by three with 2.8 seconds ELON — Named Damian Wroblewski FAR WEST Dallas 49 21 20 8 50 137 152 straight, building a big lead early remaining, but the Cavaliers were California 79, Arizona 64< Winnipeg 50 22 23 5 49 141 150 Chris Bosh had 21 points offensive coordinator and offensive line and answering every time Portland called for a five-second violation coach. Idaho St. 60, Weber St. 58< Pacific Division for Miami, which was with- Stanford 80, Arizona St. 56< GP W L OT Pts GF GA made a run. when Jarrett Jack failed to get the INDIANA — Named Brian Knorr defen- out Dwyane Wade for the James Harden added 22 points sive coordinator. UCLA 66, Oregon St. 63< Anaheim 51 37 9 5 79 175 126 ball inbounds. Ellis put the game San Jose 49 31 12 6 68 158 121 and had five assists and Patrick LIMESTONE — Named Izzy Trottier second straight game. away with two free throws with 1.1 assistant softball coach. Tennis Los Angeles 50 29 15 6 64 128 103 Atlanta took its first win Beverley returned from a broken seconds left. SOUTH DAKOTA TECH — Announced Vancouver 50 25 16 9 59 127 127 hand to score 17 points. Parsons Kyrie Irving led Cleveland with Phoenix 49 23 17 9 55 141 149 it is joining the Rocky Mountain Athletic Australian Open Results over Miami since Jan 2, added 10 rebounds and seven assists Calgary 49 16 26 7 39 109 156 26 points. Luol Deng, acquired from Conference. Today 2012 and its first home win while finishing one point shy of his At Melbourne Park Edmonton 51 15 30 6 36 131 181 Chicago on Jan. 7, scored 20 points NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for career-high. in his first home game with the Melbourne, Australia in the series since Nov. 18, LaMarcus Aldridge had 27 College basketball Purse: $29.72 million (Grand Slam) overtime loss. Cavaliers while Anderson Varejao Monday’s Games 2009. points and 20 rebounds for the Trail AP top 25 men’s poll Surface: Hard-Outdoor had 18 points with 21 rebounds. Singles N.Y. Islanders 4, Philadelphia 3, SO Blazers, who have won seven of their The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Boston 3, Los Angeles 2 BULLS 102 last 11 games. Damian Lillard added Dirk Nowitzki scored 17 points college basketball poll, with first-place Women and DeJuan Blair added 13 for the Quarterfinals Florida 5, Pittsburgh 1 LAKERS 100, OT 24 points and Wesley Matthews had votes in parentheses, records through Jan. St. Louis 4, Detroit 1 Mavericks, who had six players in 19, total points based on 25 points for a Li Na (4), China, def. Flavia Pennetta CHICAGO — Taj Gibson made 18. (28), Italy, 6-2, 6-2. Nashville 4, Dallas 1 a layup at the buzzer in overtime, CLIPPERS 112, PISTONS 103 double figures. first-place vote through one point for a Toronto 4, Phoenix 2 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: Doubles lifting Chicago to victory over Los AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — PELICANS 95 Mixed Calgary at San Jose, late GRIZZLIES 92 Record Pts Prv Today’s Games Angeles. DeAndre Jordan had 16 points Second Round With nine-tenths of a second and 21 rebounds, and Los Angeles MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Anthony 1. Arizona (61) 18-0 1,621 1 Zheng Jie, China, and Scott Lipsky, Florida at Buffalo, 2 p.m. St. Louis at New Jersey, 2 p.m. breezed past Detroit. Davis scored 21 of his 27 points 2. Syracuse (4) 18-0 1,559 2 United States, def. Anna-Lena Groene- left, Mike Dunleavy inbounded from 3. Michigan St. 17-1 1,497 4 N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 2 p.m. feld, and Alexander Peya (1), Austria, 2-6, underneath the basket and found Jordan made his first seven shots in the second half and grabbed 10 4. Villanova 16-1 1,377 6 Carolina at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. Gibson cutting down the middle. — almost all on dunks. Blake Griffin rebounds to help New Orleans beat 5. Wichita St. 19-0 1,368 5 7-6 (5), 10-5. Ottawa at Washington, 2 p.m. 6. Florida 15-2 1,303 7 Los Angeles at Columbus, 2 p.m. The athletic forward then muscled added 25 points and Jamal Crawford Memphis and snap an eight-game 7. San Diego St. 16-1 1,211 10 Pro hockey Minnesota at Dallas, 3 p.m. toward the hoop for the winning bas- scored 26 for the Clippers, who are losing streak. 8. Kansas 13-4 1,117 15 Toronto at Colorado, 4 p.m. ket, which was confirmed in a video 6-2 since losing star point guard Tyreke Evans added 15 points, 9. Wisconsin 16-2 1,074 3 National Hockey League Vancouver at Edmonton, 4:30 p.m. review by the officials. Chris Paul to a shoulder injury. 11 in the fourth quarter, and seven 10. Iowa 15-3 1,041 14 EASTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg at Anaheim, 5 p.m. Joakim Noah had 17 points J.J. 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Let’s Talk Food Audrey Wilson MIXING UP SUCCESS Mizuna, Japanese mustard green fter Christmas and during New Year’s, many stores A around the island sold mizuna in abundance. Gardeners also planted them in December in time for the new year as they are one of the easiest to grow. All you need is a bed or pot of potting soil, scatter seeds and in a few days, you will have sprouting mizuna. It is similar to growing arugula. It makes you think you have a green thumb when in actuality, mizuna and arugula are vigor- ous growers, almost like weeds! So, if you are insecure about your growing skills, start with either or both of those seeds. If you are a newcomer to the islands, you probably wondered what you could do with it. Most bunches are added to New Year’s Day mochi soup, “ozoni,” Any leftover mizuna is pickled in salt as “tsukemono.” So, get yourself invited to a local family’s home next year for New Year’s so you can experience all the customs still practiced to ensure a good new year! Mizuna, the cultivated variety of Brassica rapa hippsi- nica has many names: • shui cai • kyona • Japanese mustard • potherb mustard • Japanese greens • California peppergrass • spider mustard • or water greens. Like most mustard greens, mizuna is high in folic acid, vita- mins A and C and contains glu- cosinolates, an antioxidant which has been linked to a decrease in cancer risk in studies. Many mesclun seed pack- ets include mizuna, par- ticularly the ones labeled spicy mesclun blends. I have planted them and found mizuna is very dominant, coming up first and lasting the longest. If you still have mizuna in your vegetable bin or garden, try this healthy stir-fry dish with tofu from Bon Appetit. STIR-FRIED BOK CHOY AND MIZUNA WITH TOFU Serves 4 LAURA SHIMABUKU/Stephens Media Hawaii In a bowl, whisk together: Susan Alexy mixes ingredients for her gluten-free banana bread at Sweet Potato Kitchen 2 tablespoons soy sauce and Take Out in Hawi. 2 teaspoons sesame oil 1/2 teaspoon unsea- soned rice vinegar One 14 to 16 ounce extra-firm tofu, drained 2 tablespoons peanut or vegetable oil (Peanut oil is preferred for wok cooking because it has LOCALLY a high smoke point, but what if you serve this to someone with peanut allergy? Just in case, you could use vegetable oil) GROWN Stack two paper towels on work surface. Cut crosswise into 3/4-inch thick slices, then cut each slice crosswise in half. Arrange tofu on paper ‘Simple, ﬂ avorful and ﬁ lling’ vegan food on the menu towels and let stand 10 minutes. Pat top of tofu dry. Heat in large nonstick skil- at Sweet Potato Kitchen and Take Out let over medium-high heat. Add tofu and cook, without By CAROLYN LUCAS-ZENK ◆ Stephens Media Hawaii A popular moving, until golden brown on dish at bottom, two to three minutes per weet Potato Kitchen and Take Out Sweet Potato side (you will have to move it to in Hawi is proof good food can be Kitchen and turn it). Transfer tofu to paper turned out of a converted drive- Take Out, a towel to drain, then place tofu S way and the kitchen isn’t the only beet steak on sheet of foil and brush both room that matters in the culinary world. plate served sides with soy/vinegar mixture. Located at 55-3406 Akoni Pule with gravy, Wipe out any oil from skillet. Highway, between Chi Chi La Fong store smashed Add: and Attitudes Hair Design, this restau- sweet 2 teaspoons sesame oil rant is a new hidden gem with an ambi- potatoes Heat to medium heat. Add: tious approach to service, sustainability and wilted 4 green onions, chopped and food. Its owners are mother-and-son greens. 1 tablespoon finely team Susan and Morgan Alexy. They are chopped peeled fresh ginger determined to keep everything fresh, LAURA 2 garlic cloves, finely SHIMABUKU/ Stephens See GROWN Page C2 Media Hawaii See MIZUNA Page C2

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Publisher/Editor David Bock 930-7323 Associate Editor Meg Scarbrough 930-7334 C2 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald GRINDS Gnudi might make you forget ravioli By JOE GRAY Get your gnudi on McClatchy-Tribune Ricotta Gnudi ou know how a word you’ve Adapted from “The Geometry of Pasta” just learned suddenly begins (Quirk, $24.95), by Caz Hildebrand and Y popping up everywhere? Jacob Kenedy. If the ricotta seems wet, let Well, gnudi have been doing virtu- it drain in a sieve, about 30 minutes. ally the same lately, showing up on Directions: menus in restaurants I’ve visited and Mix together 1 cup whole milk ricotta, in cookbooks I’ve been reading. 1/2 cup grated pecorino Romano, 1 egg and But just as that new vocabulary word was always out there, you just five to six tablespoons fresh breadcrumbs; hadn’t noticed it, gnudi have been season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and a little around for centuries. And I knew freshly grated nutmeg to taste. Let sit so the about them for years. I just hadn’t breadcrumbs thicken the mixture, 30 minutes. made them or even tasted them. Heat a large pot of well-salted water to a boil over Gnudi are little ricotta dumplings, high heat. Roll the dough into 20-30 small balls with best thought of as ravioli filling with- well-floured hands, placing them on a floured baking out the pasta enveloping it. The Italian sheet. You want plenty of flour on the outside of each word “gnudi” means “nudes,” so it’s ball to make a protective skin on the naked mixture. like nude ravioli. (They are sometimes Carefully slip them into the boiling water. called ravioli gnudi.) Or ravioli guts. After they bob to the surface, cook two minutes. They are similar to gnocchi but much Remove from pot with a slotted spoon. Serve with lighter and much easier to make. more pecorino or with a sauce of your choice. I got around to trying gnudi Makes: 20-30 gnudi, 4 servings a couple of months ago. With some super-fresh ricotta — Spinach Gnudi essential for the best flavor — languish- Adapted from “The Italian Cooking ing in the fridge, I decided to take the Course” (Kyle, $29.95), by Katie Caldesi. plunge, following a recipe from “The Directions: Geometry of Pasta,” by Caz Hildebrand Cook 12 ounces fresh spinach in a large pot and Jacob Kenedy. The method is until wilted. Allow to cool; squeeze to remove water. simple: Mix ricotta, flour, egg, grated Chop it finely in a food processor. Mix together in cheese and seasonings together. (“The a bowl with 8 ounces whole milk ricotta (drained), Geometry of Pasta” calls for bread- one egg yolk, 1/2 cup finely grated Parmesan, crumbs to bind the dumplings, instead 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 to 3/4 teaspoon salt, 1/2 of flour.) Mold into small balls with teaspoon grated nutmeg and pepper to taste. your hands. Cook in boiling water. Form small dumplings with your hands, using I found gnudi date from at least about two teaspoons mixture per dumpling. the late 1200s, according to Oretta (Tightly pack the mixture so it won’t break up Zanini de Vita in “Encyclopedia of in the water.) Place gnudi on a floured surface, Pasta,” and predate stuffed pasta. making sure they don’t touch each other. It’s easy to see why gnudi stuck Heat a large pot of well-salted water to a around. They came out tender and boil over high heat; add the gnudi, in batches, delicious. And although forming the being careful not to crowd them. After gnudi little guys was time-consuming (a float to the surface, cook, 2-4 minutes. Lift small spring-loaded cookie scoop, them out with a slotted spoon; transfer to a LAURA SHIMABUKU/Stephens Media Hawaii one or two teaspoon measure, helps), warm serving dish coated with a little olive oil to Susan Alexy and son Morgan Alexy operate Sweet Potato Kitchen and Take Out the gnudi were so easy to make. prevent sticking. Repeat with remaining gnudi. together in Hawi. If you’ve shied away from mak- Meanwhile, for the sauce, melt 1/2 stick salted ing homemade ravioli, maybe butter with 6 large fresh sage leaves in a large this project is your warm-up. skillet. Toss the cooked gnudi in the butter sauce. GROWN From page C1 Or just make gnudi instead Serve, sprinkled with freshly grated Parmesan. and forget the pasta. Makes: 30 gnudi, serves 4 as main course; 6 as starter organic and local to offer the healthiest, best-tasting food possible. It’s also a MIZUNA From page C1 mission that supports the community they love. Originally, Susan was chopped it cooks quickly, unlike 1/3 cup finely planning to open up a Stir until fragrant, kale, add the mizuna just chopped carrots sweets shop, offering her about 30 seconds. before finishing your 1/3 cup finely Coconui Ice Cream and Add: dish, toss and cook for chopped onion gluten-free baked goods, 1-1/2 table- about one minute more. 1/4 cup finely chopped spoons soy sauce found regularly at the WOK STIR-FRIED water chestnuts Hawi farmers market. But 1 tablespoon Add and cook, stir- rice vinegar MIZUNA AND after numerous requests MINCED CHICKEN ring often, until mizuna and encouragement from Add: is slightly wilted: Serves 4 residents, she decided to 4 baby bok choy, 1 teaspoon soy sauce create a restaurant using leaves separated In a medium bowl, 1/2 teaspoon chile the best local, sustainable Toss till bok choy wilts, mix together: paste with garlic and organic ingredients one to two minutes. 1 egg white, 1 tablespoon lime juice Kohala has to offer. Add in two batches: lightly beaten Return minced Susan decided to embark 12 cups loosely packed 1/2 teaspoon soy sauce chicken to wok and toss on this venture with mizuna (about 8 ounces) 2 cloves garlic, well. Garnish with: Morgan because of his tal- Toss to wilt before finely chopped 1/4 cup finely ent, experience and passion. LAURA SHIMABUKU/Stephens Media Hawaii adding more, one to two 1 pound boneless, chopped green onions Morgan has more than a Chef Morgan Alexy works in the kitchen at Sweet Potato minutes per batch. Season skinless chicken breast, decade of culinary experi- Kitchen and Take Out in Hawi. greens with salt and pep- very finely chopped FOODIE BITES ence from working in kitch- per to taste. Add tofu to or ground chicken Hawaii Community ens on Oahu and Kauai. He produce, the menu is the their gratitude: Mahalo. skillet. Toss gently to Cover and refriger- College’s cafeteria is now also spent two years perma- result of what’s currently Simply put, Sweet blend. Transfer to platter. ate for one hour. open for business Tuesday culture farming in Hawi. available and the culinary Potato Kitchen and Take Serve with brown rice. Heat in a wok through Friday. Call the Together, they wanted ingenuity of the restaurant Out is where local people Please convince over high heat: cafeteria at 934-2559 for to create something that owners who work in a tiny can come for good food your husband tofu is 1 teaspoon peanut, a menu. The Bamboo offers good, healthy, non- 10-by-10-foot kitchen. If a and good conversation. your protein source so vegetable or canola oil Hale will serve its first genetically modified food farmer drops off lots of gin- It’s like a second home, is a complete meal and Add chicken and cook meal Jan. 28. I will let respectfully priced and ger, for example, the menu Susan said. While their meat is not needed. until chicken is cooked you know what country locally sourced. They want- will be skewed toward that targeted diners are resi- Mizuna is great stir- and turns white. Transfer or region will be featured ed to give the farmers of root. Also, nothing goes dents, she stressed all are fried, so if your favorite chicken to a place and set as soon as I find out. North Kohala a consistent to waste. For instance, welcome at the restaurant, recipe calls for spinach, aside. Heat in same wok: Please feel free to email me place to sell their products, roasted root vegetables which has proved to be a mustard greens or kale, 1 teaspoon oil at wilson.audrey@hawaiiantel. and give the public, espe- might go from a hearty hot spot for omnivores, you can substitute with Add and cook, stirring net if you have a question. cially residents, a chance side or casual main dish vegetarians, vegans and mizuna. However, because constantly for one minute: Bon appetit until next week. to taste those products. to a soup. Approximately gluten-free eaters. Because the restaurant is 90 percent of the ingredi- Sweet Potato Kitchen committed to using ingre- ents come from Kohala. and Take Out opened Nov. dients sourced as close to The most popular items 5 and a grand opening, its doors as possible, Susan include the gluten-free with a Hawaiian blessing, said the menu is vegetarian biscuits with mushroom was hosted on the winter and vegan. This focus was gravy and the beet-steak solstice. The restaurant is welcomed in the commu- patty plate with sweet pota- open 8 a.m.-4 p.m. daily nity, especially since dining toes and wilted greens. for breakfast, lunch and options are limited. Sweet For the Alexys, “the takeout. Dinner is served Potato Kitchen and Take magic of the place” comes 6-9 p.m. Thursdays, Out is filling in the long- from its community sup- Fridays and Saturdays. standing vegan and veg- port. At times, Susan said Catering is also available. etarian niche, she added. she feels like she’s living The Alexys plan to start Morgan said the region’s everybody’s dream. She is offering Sunday brunches isolation means they can’t honored by the outpouring sometime this month. cheat when creating the of commitment by oth- They also hope to have locally sourced and season- ers to see the restaurant is a culinary garden and ally driven menu. Instead, successful, and because more outdoor seating in they have to be in tune with of them, it is thriving. six months. Other plans the land and the people. Some residents donated include renting the space The Alexys take great kitchen equipment, din- for parties and having live pride in their relationships ing furniture or services. music. The atmosphere with farmers, food artisans Others purchased gift they’re trying to create is and neighbors. They also cards or tipped generously. a mix between an Italian look forward to cultivat- A few of the regulars eat and French bistro, with a ing more partnerships. exclusively at Sweet Potato relaxed, warm and friendly The Alexys described Kitchen and Take Out and drive-thru window. their food as “simple, reported feeling healthier For more information, flavorful and filling like and more energetic or call 345-7300 or visit the the kind grandma would having lost weight. To all restaurant’s Facebook page. make if she were vegan.” who have come, eaten and Email Carolyn Lucas- Accommodating a helped, the Alexys had only Zenk at clucas-zenk@ love of fresh, seasonable one word to best sum up westhawaiitoday.com.- Puzzles Dear Abby Horoscope History C3 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald

■ Mindbenders Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Vets deserve thanks even Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis ACROSS 3 Webster’s, e.g.: 30 Binge 44 Coke competitor 1 Speeder’s Abbr. 31 Lowly laborers 45 Churlish types undoing 4 Essen 33 Beijing-born 46 Sales slip: Abbr. when it seems unwelcome 6 TiVo ancestor exclamation martial arts actor 47 “... __ saw Elba” 9 Wherewithal 5 Madison Square 34 Apartment 48 “Auld Lang __” DEAR ABBY: I just their respect. caregiver rolled her eyes. 14 Erie Canal city Garden hockey contract 49 Tub toy read the letter from “Twice To “Twice”: Never stop! My wife got into her 15 Letters for debtors team 36 Stopped the ship, 50 Pinball foul 16 Big name in 6 Drop in on in nautical lingo 51 __ of Wight Bitten in Washington” Do not be afraid. We are face and said, “You have computer chips 7 What you pay 39 Still on the plate 52 Eye sore a hero on your arm, so 17 Sighting in the (Nov. 4), who thanked vet- not hateful or angry. We 8 Piña colada 40 Bar sing-along 54 Last letter, in Scottish liquor erans for their service to our are scared and sad. Your show him some respect!” 43 Expanse near Leeds Highlands 9 Konica __: country and received sev- expression of thanks means The veteran cried harder, 20 Accident scene Japanese the Capitol, with 55 Some fig. conglomerate “the” refrigerators eral negative responses. more than any parade, any grabbed my wife’s hand 21 Gallop or canter 10 Happen next I’m a retired vet, dying medal or any award could and said, “No one has ever 22 “By Jove!” ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: 11 Business letter from Agent Orange poi- ever mean. said that to me, especially 23 Cream of the abbr. gut-wrenching stories. crop 12 On a __-to-know soning. I served two tours — BRANDON IN my caregiver.” 24 Like plugs vis-à- basis Read on: — KIMIT IN THE vis outlets 13 Camera types, in Vietnam, and when I INDIANA 25 Using only ones for short returned from Nam, I was MIDWEST and zeros DEAR ABBY: I would 18 “A snap!” called a baby killer, spat DEAR ABBY: As a 28 __-cheap: for a 19 Missouri range like to offer “Twice” an song 23 Potato chip upon and refused taxi soon-to-be-retired career DEAR READERS: 29 Recipe amt. flavor, briefly explanation for the reac- 32 Air freshener service because I was in Army officer, I am one of May I suggest some other 24 Prophet whose tion she received. I served ways to thank vets and targets name sounds like uniform. two tours in Iraq and lost those who feel awkward 33 Sighting in a mineral America had a change in when people thank us for those currently in the Douglas, 25 __ nova: Brazilian some good friends. When military? Volunteer at Wyoming music genre attitude since the Vietnam vets return home from war, doing our jobs. The Army 35 Belgrade citizen 26 Exemplary War. Today, many folks was a career I chose, know- a veterans hospital and 36 Singer Horne and 27 Viking language home is a scary place. The bring flowers and toilet- actress Olin 28 Hula or hora appreciate what the mili- life we lived and breathed ing the hardships and what 37 Continental coin 29 Travels with the ries. If you live near a 38 Sighting in the tary is doing. I have been is no longer. After spending would be asked of me. The band [email protected] 01/21/14 base, volunteer to support Pacific Northwest thanked several times while so much time fearing the military is filled with all 40 Grammy winner wearing my Vietnam Vet- kinds of people, and even the USO at your local Carpenter unknown and protecting airport to make travel 41 Pub brew erans hat and it makes me ourselves physically and though I might not always 42 Christie’s “Death feel great, to the point my be in the mood for a strang- more comfortable for our on the __” emotionally, we can’t stop. servicemen and women. 43 Large crowds eyes water. Many of us came er to approach me when 44 Mani’s salon go- Tell “Twice Bitten” I’m out and about, deep Donate to Wounded War- with home feeling guilty we riors or similar organiza- 45 Uncovered to continue thanking the lived while others died down inside it is refreshing 46 Find a new table military vets. It means a lot, to know what I do is appre- tions, or the Veterans of for — ashamed we might not Foreign Wars or Disabled 49 Gaucho’s especially to vets such as have done enough, that we ciated. weapon me. Sure beats being called — PHIL IN American Veterans. 50 “__ the season ...” should have been the one 53 One studying this a baby killer. who was laid to rest, that WASHINGTON STATE puzzle’s sightings — VIETNAM VET maybe if we looked harder, Dear Abby is written by Abi- 56 “Je __, donc je DEAR ABBY: One day, gail Van Buren, also known as suis”: Descartes fought harder, we wouldn’t Jeanne Phillips, and was founded 57 Corn unit DEAR VIETNAM while walking in a cem- 58 Shade of green have lost a soldier. by her mother, Pauline Phillips. from Ireland VET: I received many let- When I returned home, etery, we saw an elderly Write Dear Abby at www.Dear- 59 Promotional ploy ters like yours from Viet- gentleman leaning on the Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, 60 Skid row affliction I reacted the way “Twice” 61 Lauder of nam vets who were also described. I was resentful arm of his caregiver, and we Los Angeles, CA 90069. cosmetics not thanked for their ser- someone would take the realized he was looking at a Abby shares more than 100 of DOWN vice when they returned time to honor me, but not veterans memorial. My wife her favorite recipes in two book- 1 Run the kingdom home. Like you, they very the friends I lost. It was a approached and asked if he lets: “Abby’s Favorite Recipes” 2 Electron home By David Poole and “More Favorite Recipes by (c)2014 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 01/21/14 much appreciate hearing long time before I realized was a veteran. He looked a “delayed” thanks for by honoring me with their at her and said “Yes,” and Dear Abby.” Send your name and their service. I would like she said, “Thank you very mailing address, plus check or sincere thanks, they were money order for $14 (U.S. funds) to thank you and all the honoring every soldier we much for your service and to: Dear Abby, Cookbooklet Set, readers who responded have ever lost. Now when I your bravery.” He immedi- P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL to that column with such am thanked, I shake hands, ately teared up and croaked 61054-0447. (Shipping and han- emotional and sometimes I hug and I thank them for out a “Thank you.” His dling are included in the price.) ■ Daily Horoscope

By JACQUELINE BIGAR TAURUS (April this discussion should be or a significant meeting. 20-May 20) postponed. Tonight: Hang How you handle it and the A baby born today has ★★★ Your efforts make out with a friend. end results could color your a Sun in Aquarius and a difference, yet an associ- thinking about the whole a Moon in Virgo if born ate could have a negative VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. situation. Emphasize what before 4:43 a.m. (PST). attitude. Fortunately, this 22) you want, and speak your Afterward, the Moon will person does not rule the ★★★ You will jump mind. Tonight: Where the be in Libra. world. A friend might share into a situation without gang is. his or her thoughts. Listen hesitation. Sometimes it is HAPPY BIRTHDAY carefully, as he or she will best to allow others to find CAPRICORN (Dec. for Tuesday, Jan. 21, be coming from an intuitive out what works; they need 22-Jan. 19) 2014: level. Tonight: Get some to go through a similar ★★★★ You might want This year, opportunities exercise. process to what you did. to get to know someone in stem from your ability to A partner could be very power better. You both have know what you want from GEMINI (May distracted, which will make very different approaches a situation. Sharing some 21-June 20) it difficult to communicate. that are effective. A family of your wilder schemes ★★★★ You will find Tonight: Relax. matter or a domestic issue will be better received a situation provocative. could trigger unexpected than you might think. Oth- You might feel as if a boss LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. happenings. Go with the ers find your imagination is making assumptions 22) flow. Tonight: Burn the fun and invigorating. If that may not be grounded. ★★★★ You are ener- candle at both ends. you are single, you could Know that you don’t have gized. A child or loved one meet someone very gentle to respond to this person’s adores you wild, creative AQUARIUS (Jan. and kind. You might want projections. Be willing imagination. This person 20-Feb. 18) to pinch yourself, as this to blaze a new trail, and would be delighted to see ★★★★ You might person will seem to be you’ll feel better about your this facet of your personali- unbelievable. If you are choices. Tonight: Up late. ty emerge. Keep it light. Be feel more in harmony with attached, the two of you aware of the costs of pursu- someone at distance than thrive off the unexpected. CANCER (June ing what appears to be a you do with many other LIBRA admires your 21-July 22) fun plan. Tonight: Act as if people. You can’t deny imagination, and entices ★★★★ Opt to be with there were no tomorrow. what exists between you. your romantic side. a close friend or associ- You are intuitive with this ate. Get to the bottom of a SCORPIO (Oct. person, as is he or she with The Stars Show the problem that might be both- 23-Nov. 21) you. An unexpected call Kind of Day You’ll Have: ering you. You will know ★★★ You could feel makes you smile. Tonight: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; whether the information tense, as others seem to Catch up on a friend’s 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Dif- you are given is correct. demand that rules be loos- news. ficult How you feel could change ened up some. You might ARIES (March dramatically. Tonight: Go feel somewhat vulnerable PISCES (Feb. 21-April 19) along with someone else’s and choose to withdraw 19-March 20) ★★★ You will feel suggestion. within. You can’t control ★★★★ You succeed great, and a partner might others, nor should you try. best when you work closely appear to be in the same LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A psychic thought will with someone else. You mood - at least until a hot ★★★★ You’ll want to come your way. Tonight: know what is workable issue is broached. Then, have a friendly chat with a Early to bed. and what needs to happen. you could find out other- difficult roommate, close Though you tend to come wise. Your ability to draw friend or loved one. You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. up with ideas from out of out others emerges. You could find that this person 22-Dec. 21) left field, this person sees know the right move to tends to disengage when ★★★ You will be value in them. Tonight: make. Tonight: Say “yes” you start to talk. As a result, focused on a key matter Visit with a favorite person to an offer. you might wonder whether revolving around a friend over dinner. ■ This day in history On Jan. 21, 1954, the Baltimore; the assembly George B. McClellan Jr.). my Carter pardoned almost first atomic submarine, turned her down. In 1910, the Great Paris all Vietnam War draft evad- the USS Nautilus, was In 1793, during the Flood began as the rain- ers. launched at Groton, Conn., French Revolution, King swollen Seine River burst In 1994, a jury in as first lady Mamie Eisen- Louis XVI, condemned for its banks, sending water Manassas, Va., found Lore- hower christened the vessel treason, was executed on into the French capital. na Bobbitt not guilty by with the traditional bottle the guillotine. In 1950, former State reason of temporary insani- of champagne broken In 1861, Jefferson Department official Alger ty of maliciously wounding against the bow. (However, Davis, of Mississippi, and Hiss, accused of being part her husband John, whom the Nautilus did not make four other Southerners of a Communist spy ring, she’d accused of sexually its first nuclear-powered whose states seceded from was found guilty in New assaulting her. run until nearly a year the Union resigned from York of lying to a grand Ten years ago: Presi- later.) the U.S. Senate. jury. (Hiss, who proclaimed dent George W. Bush vis- In 1648, Margaret Brent In 1908, New York his innocence, served less ited community colleges in went before the Maryland City’s Board of Alder- than four years in prison.) Ohio and Arizona, where colonial assembly to seek men passed an ordinance George Orwell (Eric Blair), he highlighted the economy two votes in that body, one prohibiting women from author of “Nineteen Eighty- and several new job-train- for herself as a landowner, smoking in public (the Four,” died in London at ing initiatives he proposed the other as the legal repre- measure was vetoed two age 46. a day earlier in his State of sentative of the absent Lord weeks later by Mayor In 1977, President Jim- the Union speech. C4 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 935-6619 Hawaii Tribune-Herald I N D E X & D E A D L I N E S P O L I C I E S & P R O C E D U R E S ANNOUNCEMENTS Apt/Condos for Rent–West..424 CHECK YOUR AD ON THE FIRST DAY Announcements...... 010 Houses for Rent–General..440 Meetings...... 011 Houses for Rent–East..442 We will not be responsible for errors or adjustments after State/County Notices.....015 Houses for Rent–West..444 the fi rst day of publication of any advertisement. 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We never knowingly publish advertisements that are Business Opportunity...090 Lots & Acreage–West..604 EMPLOYMENT Homes for Sale–General..620 untruthful or fraudulent, and detrimental to the best interest Help Wanted...... 100 Homes for Sale–East..622 of our readers. We encourage you to contact the Better Employment Info...... 110 Homes for Sale–West..624 Business Bureau before signing any contract or releasing Situations Wanted...... 120 Condos for Sale–General..640 personal information. If any reader encounters anything SERVICES Condos for Sale–East ..642 other than faithful compliance, we would appreciate it Instructions...... 180 Condos for Sale–West..644 if you would call the Better Business Bureau, of which this Services Offered...... 190 Open Houses...... 660 newspaper is an active supporter, and notify the Classifi ed Services Wanted...... 194 Out of State Property...680 MISCELLANEOUS Real Estate Exchanges..700 Department immediately. Items for Sale...... 200 Business Property for Sale..720 ADVERTISING PROVISIONS Items Wanted...... 201 Real Estate Wanted....740 1. The Hawaii Tribune-Herald reserves the right to edit, revise Real Estate Services...760 Items for Rent...... 202 AUTOMOBILES or reject all copy to conform to state and county laws, in- Auctions...... 203 house policy and/or correct classifi cation. Musical Instruments...204 Domestic Cars...... 800 Computers & Electronics...205 Foreign Cars...... 820 2. All advertising is subject to copy and credit check before Bargain Basket...... 206 4-Wheel Drive...... 840 publication. Ads may be cancelled prior to the end date Appliances...... 210 SUVs...... 860 originally scheduled for the ad by calling the classifi ed Furniture...... 220 Trucks & Vans...... 880 Specialty Vehicles.....900 department at 935-6621 during business hours, or by email Garage Sale...... 230 to classifi [email protected]. 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Ohana/Studio...... 415 Telephone Hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-4PM For rates on any classifi ed ad, Apt/Condos for Rent–Gen..420 Offi ce Hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-4:30PM call our classifi ed department at 935-6621 Apt/Condos for Rent–East..422 355 Kinoole Street, Hilo, HI 96720 Announcements State/County Notices State/County Notices State/County Notices State/County Notices State/County Notices 010 015 015 015 015 015 ATTENTION Coin Sellers. Today’s military service members are extremely well trained, Just paid over $10,600 for highly motivated and well educated. For further information on ONE Silver Dollar. Others these or other veterans contact Hilo Office, Melvin Arai, talk a good game; but I'm Workforce Development Division, 981-2860. THE buyer for WORTHWHILE STATE & COUNTY coins, tokens, jade, old paintings and jewelry! Specializing in pre-1936 HIRE THE VET coins. See Don at 191 COOK’S HELPER: NOTICES 015 Kilauea. Call 969-1881 or 938-8744 Has pantry, short order, prep, and banguet experiences. Veteran, U.S. Navy. EXEDE HIGH-SPEED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER: THIRD CIRCUIT COURT INTERNET Has over 9 years experience as a professional NOTICE Up to 12MG DOWNLOAD SPEED photographer. Worked on fashion, documentaries, Estate of: Starts at sports, and food. Veteran, U.S. Army. Ted S. Akahori, aka Ted Susumu Akahori, aka Ted $59.99/ mo. Susumi Akahori (P. No. 14-1-0003) COMPUTER PROGRAMMER: All persons interested in the above estate are hereby FREE Certifi ed LabVIEW Associate Developer with hands on LabVIEW experience notifi ed that on Tuesday, March 25, 2014, at 8:00 a.m., the Installation NO up front cost and experience in TestStand setups and test automation. Experience in Judge presiding in probate, in his courtroom at Hale Kaulike, 968-8874 Tropical Satellite managing Programs and Personnel in Information Systems and Technology. 777 Kilauea Avenue, Hilo, Hawaii, will hear all matters con- Over 15 years of hands-on experience in Computer Systems. Over 10 years cerning the administration and distribution of said estate. Swimwear blowout! Great All creditors of said estate are hereby directed to present experience in Network and Systems Design. Veteran, U.S. Air Force. their duly verifi ed claims within sixty days from the date quality swimwear with major 64039r1 retailers tags to $60. Deals of this notice to the Chief Clerk of the Court, Hale Kaulike, and Steals price- $10!! Huge 777 Kilauea Avenue, Hilo, Hawaii, or they will be forever selection! Also just in- bed in Department of Labor and Industrial Relations barred. All persons claiming to be heirs of said decedent are bag and comforter sets at the is equal opportunity program manager. directed to fi le with the undersigned notice of such claims islands best prices! See Will within said period. for the Deal! Tue- Sun, 9-4, 18 DATED: Hilo, Hawaii, January 21, 2014. Pohaku across Discount Fab- Legal Notices Business Oppty. LESTER D. OSHIRO ric. Hilo’s liquidation store! 020 090 Chief Clerk, Third Circuit Court 935-deal State of Hawaii, as Personal NOTICE OF Representative of the above estate COMPLETION (Hawaii Tribune-Herald: January 21, 2014) Meetings Pursuant to Section 507-43, Ha- 010 waii Revised Statutes, notice is AVON hereby given that the construc- *** SENIORS SOFTBALL *** tion by Dennis Delfin Contract- Company for men/ women 55 plus- Come Practice ing of that certain completion of $10 Starts Your Business. Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted existing dwelling situated at Mondays, Wednesdays. Cathy 776-1268, 345-8489 Engage Your Mind and Body 13-3626 Alapai St., Leilani Es- 100 100 100 Games Saturdays! tates, Pahoa, Hawaii, Tax Map ALOHA SECURITY: Stand- CDL-B w/Air Brakes JOB OPENING Tom 895-4646 Key (3)1-3-016:026 has been HILO LANES GRILL!! Turn key HIE Holdings, Inc. Immediately available part completed. ing guard for Hilo and Traf- Legal Notices and ready for full operation. fic Control Islandwide. Dba Hawaiian Isles and full time positions in busy Kona Coffee Co. & Hilo medical practice. Com- Wendy Shenk All equipment, furnishings Pre-employment drug test, puter and billing skills benefi- 020 Owner(s) with negotiable lease. Good vehicle & phone required. Hawaiian Isles Water Co. cial. Email resumes to NOTICE OF visibility, parking and lots of We do Guard Card training NEEDS DELIVERY / [email protected]. COMPLETION (447427 Hawaii Tribune- Herald, bowlers. Ernest Medeiros (R) prior to hiring. Email MERCHANDISER DRIVER Ala Kai Realty 935-3378/ Pursuant to Section 507-43, Ha- January 21, 28, 2014) resume to: [email protected] Pay rate based on Experience waii Revised Statutes, notice is 938-3334 Excellent Benefit Package Kitchen position hereby given that the construc- FT, Day shift. AUTO TECHNICIANS- Trans- Part-time. Must be a team tion by C & S Construction, Inc. Current drivers abstract mission Technology- Hilo has player, flexible and be able to of that certain New Dwelling Lost & Found VENDORS immediate openings for 2 (within 45 days) or Driving lift 50 lbs. Deli experience pre- situated at 149 Maikai Street, Hawaii Made Festival qualified technicians. Must History Record required. ferred. Please apply in person: Hilo, Hawaii, Tax Map Key 060 Cherry Blossom have own tools & transporta- J. Hara Store, Kurtistown. (3)2-4-010-001-0000 has been LOST: Male cat on 1/15 in for Craft & Food Fair Apply in person between the completed. Nanawale. Siamese, not fixed, tion, full benefits. Apply in NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Live Entertainment person or call Vic at 938-9170 hours of 10am to 2pm at: Kahaopea 03 LLC answers to “Noodle”, black 75-5577 Olowalu Street Owner(s) February 1, 9am- 3pm or 331-8310. face/ tan body/ black tail. Thelma Parker Gym Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 LINE COOK/ 965-8057 KITCHEN HELPER (447059 Hawaii Tribune- Herald, Waimea 960-9944 AUTOMOTIVE/DIESEL or email resume to: January 14, 21, 2014) MECHANIC [email protected] Multi-task, energetic Help Wanted REQUIREMENTS An Equal Opportunity Employer fast-paced. NOTICE OF *certifications/training Experience preferred. COMPLETION 100 *must have own tools No phone calls. Pursuant to Section 507-43, Ha- *good communication skills FOREST RESTORATION waii Revised Statutes, notice is A&B FLEET SERVICES TECHNICIAN Apply at Kozmic Cones hereby given that the construc- *good attitude a division of Alexander & *great work ethic Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative is tion by Craig Erickson of that seeking a motivated, MUSUEM ASSISTANT- (Full *good diagnostic skills certain addition situated at Baldwin has the self-starting technician to time) Lyman Museum. See *efficient and fast working 12-269 Mapuana Ave., Pahoa, following openings: assist with the management of our website for full details. skills Hawaii, Tax Map Key Kona- Entry Level General the Waikoloa Dry Forest www.lymanmuseum.org (3)1-2-038:093 has been com- Labor Mechanic *valid drivers license with a Preserve. Largely field based pleted. Still missing since December clean driving record Must have previous position which includes plant- RECEPTIONIST/ ASSISTANT- Mark & Katherine Phillips 30th. Please help bring Pennie experience and own tools. APPLY AT or SEND RESUME to ing and propagation, invasive Owner(s) Busy Medical office - home! Chocolate lab, no col- Hilo- Reefer Mechanic 74-555 Honokohau St #A-6 species management and lar or tags. Very friendly, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 volunteer coordination. Part-time. Experienced pre- (447426 Hawaii Tribune- Herald, loves to play ball, loves the Previous experience with Full-time six-month position ferred. Will train the right January 21, 28, 2014) water. REWARD is offered for pretrip inspections and CASHIER/ HANDLER with possibility of extension. person. Send resume to: Box her safe return!!! Posters are handling of refrigerants. Part-time, possibly full-time. Salary range begins at P-558 c/o Hawaii Tribune-Her- NOTICE OF ald, PO Box 767 Hilo, HI 96721. COMPLETION being put up all over Hilo Must have type 4 Friendly, courteous, trustwor- $2500/month. Pursuant to Section 507-43, Ha- town! If you have her PLEASE refrigeration license. thy, honesty a must and able Call for application details. waii Revised Statutes, notice is bring her home! No questions Applications can be to work in a busy environ- 885-4865 SALES CONSULTANT- Self mo- hereby given that the construc- asked, we just want her obtained at our ment. Good with numbers, tivated, communicate effec- tion by Owner Builder of that home! 937-6166 Hilo/Kawaihae/Kona shops computer knowledge helpful. tively, creative thinker, career certain new dwelling situated at or call 217-1689. Must be able to lift up to 50 Full time OFFICE CLERK- minded. Home interior prod- 11-1775 Naia Street, Mt. View, lbs. $8/ hr. to start or pay 10 key by touch, neat, com- ucts. Send reply to Box P-557 Hawaii, Tax Map Key (3) Bus. for Sale commensurate with experi- puter skilled and detail ori- c/o Hawaii Tribune-Herald, 1-1-079-045 has been completed. 080 ADMIN. ASSISTANT ence. Send resume to: Box ented. Mail resume to PO Box 767 Hilo, HI 96721. Michael & Lesa Reilly P-545 c/o Hawaii Tribune-Her- Box P-556 c/o Hawaii Trib- Owner(s) Full/ Part-time for up & com- Hilo Restaurant For Sale ald, PO Box 767 Hilo, HI 96721. une-Herald, PO Box 767 Hilo, Transitional Families needed ing company looking for profi- (aka foster parents)!! Please help (447037 Hawaii Tribune- Herald, by owner. Great location and cient person. QuickBooks, HI 96721. traffic. Near UHH, dorm, of- EXPERIENCED ONLY- a child succeed. Becoming a li- January 14, 21, 2014) Excel, Word knowledge a NURSERY WORKER censed Transitional Family Home fices and shops. Turn key op- plus. Integrity a must. Pay for 25 acre landscape nursery FULL-TIME WAREHOUSE. is a huge step towards helping eration. Certified kitchen with commensurate with ability & children who desperately need in Hilo. Pay commensurate Basic Math, team player, all equipment and furnish- experience. Send resume to: guidance & understanding. Free with experience. Horticultural organized, neat, driver’s ings. 600sf, good lease. Priced Box P-542 c/o Hawaii training, assessment, licensing & degree a plus. Send resume to license, customer friendly. low and accepting offers. Tribune-Herald, PO Box 767 a generous monthly stipend. Call PO Box 2028 Apply @ Carpet Isle. Please call 936-5596. Hilo, HI 96721. Tina or Mandy at 935-7949, ext. Leave message. Honokaa, HI 96727. 122 or 120 for information. Hawaii Tribune-Herald Tuesday, January 21, 2014 C5 Legal Notices Legal Notices Help Wanted Help Wanted Services Offered Appliances 020 020 100 100 190 210 $150 Up NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUNSHINE TREE SERVICE Refrigerators TED SATOMI TANIMOTO, Individually and as Trustee of the Electric Ranges TED SATOMI TANIMOTO REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST DATED Free Estimates Licensed & Insured Washers, Dryers. November 18, 1993, and as Trustee of the TED S. TANIMOTO Call Tai With warranty. REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST Smith’s 961-0322 DATED JULY 27, 2007, as amended, deceased. (808)990-4485 We currently have the following positions available: 21 Pohaku St. The above-named decedent died on July 25, 2013. All Two Movers creditors of the above-named decedent are hereby notified Senior Helper (Hilo) w/Equip. USED GAS DRYERS to present their claims with proper vouchers or duly 20 yrs. exp. $20/hr. per man. Trade-ins accepted authenticated copies thereof, even if the claim is secured by COMMUNICATIONS - ELECTRICIAN No charge for travel time,fuel Kona Used Appliances a mortgage upon real estate, to Carol Ikeda, Joni Kinoshita, APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM only. Pro. quality truck, pads, 74-5600 Alapa St. handtrucks/dollies. VISA/MC. located at Atlas Recycling Elizabeth K. Kern (formerly known as Elizabeth K. Alfiche), Assists personnel of higher classifications in the installation, Kenichi Yotsuji, and James Yoshiyama, collectively the 808-964-5325/ 360-220-2106 in Kona maintenance, and operations of Company communication facilities in (808) 345-6031 Co-Successor Trustees of said Trusts, c/o Margaret Jane References and Photos Avail. order to acquire necessary knowledge for indentureship in the trade. [email protected] Nakamatsu, Attorney at Law, Okura & Associates, 155 Wailuku Electronics Technology degree or equivalent desired. Furniture Drive, Hilo, HI 96720, within four months from the date of the YARD SERVICE 220 first publication of this notice or they will be forever barred. Computer Specialist (Hilo) Reasonable rates. Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 560:3-801(f) HOTEL FURNITURE Plans, recommends, installs, troubleshoots and maintains new and *Weeding King Beds $300, Queen Beds (1), all creditors of Decedent, the Estate, and the Trust are *Weed wacking/ Mowing hereby notified to present their claims with proper vouchers existing computer systems and software for all of Hawai‘i Electric Light. $250, All Beds come with *Trimming headboard and legs. All wood or duly authenticated copies thereof, even if the claim is Application Deadline: Sunday, February 2, 2014 *General Labor 6 drawer Dressers with mirror secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the above named Only $125! Round glass table To explore these employment opportunities and apply online, visit: 936-8000 Trustee of the Trusts, at the address shown above, within with 2 chairs $100. 2 drawer four (4) months from the date of the first publication of this www.hawaiielectriclight.com Items For Sale glass top nightstand $50. notice, or they will be forever barred. An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer/ M-F-D-DV. 200 Lamps $5- $15, pictures $10 & DATED: Hilo, Hawaii, January 6, 2014 up, end tables with rotating Services Offered Services Offered KILL ROACHES! Buy Harris top $15. Smith’s, 21 Pohaku St. MARGARET JANE NAKAMATSU, Esq. 2582 Roach Tablets. Eliminate 961-0322 Okura & Associates 190 190 Bugs-Guaranteed. No Mess, Garage Sales 155 Wailuku Drive ASHTON’S LANDSCAPE FURNITURE REPAIR Odorless, Long Lasting. Hilo, HI 96720 MAINTENANCE Available at Ace Hardware 230 Refinish. Experienced. Attorneys for Trustees Mowing, Weedwacking, & The Home Depot ATTENTION SELLERS (64585r1 Hawaii Tribute-Herald: January 14, 21, 28, 2014) Trimming, Hedging, Edging, Fast Service. My Auntie's Auction, Big Brush/Tree Cutting, Spray- Insurance Estimates. Big Island Container Island's New Auction House Help Wanted Services Offered ing, Green Waste Removal. Also, buying Hawaiian Sales & Rentals wants your Furniture, Tools, To $1,000. FREE Estimates style Koa furniture. New & used 20' & 40' Vehicles, etc. Whether you 100 190 (808)896-9316 Free estimates. 982-6321. storage containers, offices. have One item or hundreds! Sell it all in one day! School Office Assistant 10- 15 ton Dump Truck Available in Hilo. GUTTER DUDES Visa/ Mastercard Estate and Business liquida- P/T Malamalama Waldorf Automobiles Wanted. tions. On site or pick up Seamless Gutters, Call 960-1058 School OFFICE ASST: Performs Haul 4 U Free towing. available. Call 640-0050. gutter cleaning, down- a broad scope of duties rang- www.myauntiesauction.com Macnut compost, mulch, Any make and model. spouts, pressure washing, Cacao- Chocolate ing from general clerical work aggregates, cinder. Trees Antiques to complex administrative co- Accident or broken. painting, carpentry. PUC 5209-C We pay top dollar. (808)982-9213 Ready to plant, enjoy 240 ordination and specialized 966-6869/ 640-5932 program support. Strong un- Call Jimmy 756-0840 To $1000 growing a beneficial tree derstanding of and the ability for future use. $5 ea. Aggregates Delivered to clearly articulate Waldorf BIG ISLAND TREE HANAI MAINTENANCE 961-4680 BUYING! education. Send Resume & Cinder, Dirt, Gravel, SERVICE Cover Letter to SERVICE, INC. Gaco Roof Coating ALL collector coins Fill Soil mix. Yard Work, Hauling, Best Price On The Island! [email protected] PRUNING, REMOVALS. 937-6352, 965-2656 Home Cleaning, Think You Need A New Roof? JEWELRY, Kelley 982-7701 Certified Arborist, Insured. To $1,000 Rubbish Pick Up. Tired of Patching & Painting Free Estimates. C-26658. Your Leaky Roof? Withstands gold & silver. HAULING 966-6997, 885-1881, 326-1222 We will meet or beat Permanent Ponding Water!! New, used, SCRAP SENIOR DISCOUNT anyone's cost 895-0652. Last Roof Coating You'll Ever I have no overhead, Got Junk? Throw away stuff? Need!! DIY 50 Year Warranty! I am discreet! Small-Medium-Large Loads BOBCAT RENTAL HARMONY HOUSE Hilo 935-8720 or Kona 329-6164 Paying CASH Seeks qualified individuals Furniture, Appliances, TVs, Material Hauling REPAIR committed to furthering our Metals, E-Waste, Misc. Affordable Rates HAWAIIAN CABINS Free Appraisal! mission of eliminating racism 7 days a week Renovations 966-8784 and empowering women in Call Steve 933-1040 Credit Card OK! Handyman Work & STORAGE SHEDS the following full-time posi- Danny 936-9139 20 years experience starting at $1000 each. tion: A&B Fleet Services To $1,000 To $1,000 BUILT ON SITE. Pets Intervention Specialist (a subsidiary of Alexander Glenn 756-4719 for Enhanced Healthy Start & Baldwin, Inc.) Many different sizes & 250 Program in Hilo. MA in Full Service Repair Shops BRYSON’S ISLAND DRAFTING options to choose from. AKC Labs Clinical Social Work, Clinical (Hilo, Kona & Kawaihae, CINDERS NEW, AS-BUILTS, We also sell 20’ & 40’ female or male Psychology, Counseling, or Maui, & Kauai) ADDITIONS shipping containers. other related health and Sweet, Dealer For: Nissan & Stonewall Rocks/ Cinder PERMIT PROCESSING Call 968-7529, 960-5985 human services field with Barrett forklifts, Soil/ Cinder/ Great companions minimum of three years’ 960-1380 Family dogs experience in a clinical set- Ziemann Trailers, Aggregates. PUC5109C. FREE ESTIMATES MILITARY TENTS 808-329-7531 ting; or BA in field with five Trek Undercarriage, Call 965-8218 New and Used years’ experience. CSAC Maxon & Tommy Gate, Doug 640-6691. required; licensed social Cummins, International, KELLER TILE Alpha K9 Training worker preferred. BULLDOZER Commercial & Residential Donaldson, & many others. New Tankless Gas Dog Obedience Classes Full details: ASE Certified Mechanics EXCAVATOR Tile- Marble- Granite Hot Water Heaters $225. www.ywcahawaiiisland.org & Certified Welders Custom Design & Installations Used Restaurant Equipment BOARDING, TRAINING The YWCA of Hawai’i Island Services Provided: DUMP TRUCK Granite & Limestone and Solar Panels. Puppy, Basic, Advance has a drug free workplace pol- Fabrication Available tashimart.com (808)652-0551 icy and conducts appropriate Heavy/ Medium Truck Services available. (831)601-0564 Free Estimates 987-6764 drug screening and back- Repairs, Service, & Parts PUC#5231-C. www.kellertile.com www.younghaus.com ground checks. Applications Trailer Repairs & Welding Call 962-6634 Refrig. $150. Dryer $100, deadline is January 31, 2014. Air conditioning Washer $125, NOTICE SUPER CARE KENNELS Email application, cover let- Hydraulic cylinders/ hoses LAWN MOWING BULLDOZING Good condition. 968-1474. Under New management ter, and resume to Diesel engines, brakes Reliable, Experienced. *Announcing* kramirez@ywcahawaiiis- suspension, DOT Inspec- & Landclearing Tree Work, Brush Removal. SOLARMAN “Billi Mingo” land.org or mail to tion Station, Safety Check Surprisingly Affordable! Housepads, Driveways, Best prices!! Veterinary Tech. 1382 Kilauea Ave., Hilo, HI Station. 24 Hour Road Senior discount, Free estimate Please leave a message Acreage. Quality work. Solar Panels, Inverters, 96720-2947. EOE for “Billi” to schedule appts. Assistance Islandwide 12 years experience! Batteries, Water Pumps/ Free estimates. To $1000. See us on FaceBook: FOR FAST & FRIENDLY 961-5929 or 557-9941 Heaters, Yamaha University Dining Services 960-5604 Koa Spencer SERVICE CALL: Generators, Net Metering Looking for individuals for 990-2947 or 939-7003 the following positions: Hilo/ Gene 217-1887 LEAKY ROOFS Systems, Etc.... 982-5708 Barista, Food Service Worker, Kona/ Rocky 217-0766 Bulldozing ROTTEN WOOD Utility & Banquet Support Kawaihae/ Tony 217-1689 TERMITE DAMAGE Misc. Wanted Alani Trucking & Services 200 W. Kawili St., Campus Parts/ Russell 960-1202 RENOVATIONS Center, 1st Floor. Mon- Fri 201 Hilo Office 969-3260 PUC 5190-C Landclearing Firm Foundation Builders 9- 12 & 1- 4. Deadline January Experienced. To $1000. 24th. NO PHONE CALLS. A+ HAULIN’ BC-18849 965-9625/938-7786 BUYING! 5 Ton 987-1939 MASSAGE Cinder, Soil, Mulch, Student & Professional ALL collector coins CARPENTER Mon.-Sun. $40/ hour Aggregates Olde English Bulldogge To $1,000 26 years experience Waimea JEWELRY, Puppy- 8 months, male, Yukio Okutsu State 966-4042, 987-9548 Foundation through finish. Call for appointment gold & silver. with papers. $1500/ best Veteran’s Home Hilo Cheap, Fast & Efficient! References. Quality, (808) 640-8919 www.hokulanimassage.com New, used, SCRAP. offer. 345-0792 Now Hiring integrity, and honesty. I have no overhead, SCHEDULER To $1,000 Jeffrey MAE2649 AFFORDABLE I am discreet! Pure Bred Cairn Terriers- * AP/ Payroll experience ROCKWALLS 968-6061 Mini Excavator & preferred. Paying CASH 1 year old. Inseparable * Scheduling experience in ANY CONCRETE WORK CARPENTRY Bobcat with Tracks Free Appraisal! brother & sister. $500/ healthcare and/or for 100+ FENCING, TREE TRIMMING Equipment Rental 966-8784 both. 936-6853 employees. Competitive Rates New or Repair. Doors, Housepads, Driveways, FREE Estimates Apply online: windows, cabinets, Hauling. To $1,000 Pure Breed Chihuahua Pups 960-2323 to $1,000 www.Avalonhci.com stairs, handicap fixtures 895-3587 FREE ESTIMATE! ATTENTION Coin Sellers. (5) AKC- 2 have papers EOE 30 years experience. * Credit Card Accepted * Just paid over $10,600 for (longhair). Vet checked, ONE Silver Dollar. Others AFFORDABLE To $1,000. TKK Equipment Rental 2nd shots, 2 lbs. 4 males, BUILDING SERVICES talk a good game; but I'm Instructions 769-2836, 982-7202 THE buyer for WORTHWHILE 1 female. $500 & up. Quails New/remodel, foundation NEW HOMES coins, tokens, jade, old & Serama chickens also 180 thru finish, 30yrs. exp, former Chainsaw sharpening $6 HOME REPAIR paintings and jewelry! available. 238-5862 contractor, quality, integrity, * * * PUNA Specializing in pre-1936 honest, references. Owner ADDITIONS coins. See Don at 191 NRA Pistol Class assist. To $1000. 769-2156. SMALL ENGINES General Contractor PURRFECT Women and Teachers Professional Repairs Lic.# BC-22880 Kilauea. Call 969-1881 or 938-8744 $75 plus material since 1971 959-6657 PET PAL 989-4358 AFFORDABLE, QUALITY Call 965-7213 In Your Home * * * HANDYMAN SERVICES PAINTING Petsitting ~ Islandwide MARITIME LICENSE Carpentry, Roofing, Floor- CONCRETE CONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR DON’T Marjorie Nahl, 756-2131 CENTER ing, Concrete, Tile, Drywall, Licensed professional Call WT Painting for www.purrfectpetpal.com Paint, Rockwalls, Repairs or contractor. All scopes of Free Estimates!! TROPICAL FISH/ AQUATIC New Construction. To $1,000. concrete work- foundations, CAPTAINS COURSE Lic#C-28480 GET PLANTS flat work, stamp work- Kailua-Kona (808)349-3464 Residential, Commercial, Large selection of freshwater Permitted County approach Roofs. Exterior/ Interior. tropical fish and aquatics Feb. 10 - March 4 ALLEN’S TREE SERVICE 443-7752. Insured/ Bonded. RIPPED! plants for sale. 1915 Kaumana Monday- Saturday, Since 1995 640-1415 Drive, Hilo. Now open 6 days a 6pm- 10pm We Pay the HIGHEST Insured CONCRETE week. Call 808-339-7332 for Coast Guard Approved PAINTING PRICES Guaranteed new store hours. No Coast Guard Testing Free estimates Driveways, Slabs, For Your Precious 965-6142 Sidewalks, Lanais. CONTRACTOR Machinery & Equip. 808-589-0123 Experienced & Metals, Gold, Silver, 280 infinitypropainting.com Platinum, Jewelry, Any Kine Home Quality Work Lic#27946 Free Estimates! MASSAGE CLASSES Repair & Remodeling To $1000. Interior/ Exterior Roofs- Coins, Bullion WAIMEA Kitchens & Bathrooms Call 960-9117 repaint/ replace Mildew Call For Our Daily Quotes New Pre-licensing Class 40 years experience. removal Cabinet Refinishing We’ll Beat any other offers start Jan 21. FREE Consultation! CONCRETE OHANA 989-2122 48 years in business! Call (808)339-4159 To $1000. Larry Mac Driveway. Slabs. MAE2649 960-1857 Sidewalks QUALITY YARD BIG ISLAND COIN www.hokulanimassage.com Rockwalls MAINTENANCE 148 Mamo downtown Hilo 1999 FREIGHTLINER Doug or Tim 935-6398 5 ton, great shape, new tires Free Estimates LLC REASONABLE RATES Services Offered & brakes. Air conditioned, to $1,000. FREE ESTIMATES 190 Call 747-6240 or 854-0200 WILL PICKUP custom bed, 10 ton hoist tool 968-0815 John boxes, air seat, power steer- Washers, Dryers, 18 TON D-4 DOZER ing. Makes lots of money. AFFORDABLE HAULING Refrigerators/ Freezers $22,500 obo. (949)933-7864 under 6 years old, 808-238-0477 Cinder, Rocks, Macnut Backhoe- Hammer SCREENS Material Hauling On-site Screening Service. intact/ minimum rust. Compost, Free Mulch ASHLEY’S TRACTOR & Also, microwave. CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT HAULING 937-0262 Auger Windows-Doors-Retractables 965-7438; 217-4567 Sliding screen doors 968-1474. *** MORE ITEMS!! *** *Muddy driveway clean- up, Scroll Saw 20 in. Delta $150 PUC#5299-C David 937-5914 Lanai Enclosures gravel installation Vertical Drill Press $100 To $1000 We screen at your place! Appliances *Tractor services Cinder/ Sander 12 in. disc and gravel/soil spreading/ Call Screen Pro 217-2665 210 36 in. edge $300 DRAFTING SERVICES Pipe Rack Heavy duty, full-size A1 DOZING *Mowing Residential/ field MAYTAG DRYER, *Deliveries garden soil, mac Drawing of Plans truck, custom made $350 excellent condition, For ALL Your D9 Needs! husk,mulch,cinder, gravel 25 yrs. experience Hardware - Mini boxes of misc. - hinges, drawer slides, etc. *Overgrown lot clean-up Commercial and Residential $195. Matching Affordable, Reliable, Drum Sander Jet 22 44 oscillator *Green waste, metal, trash New Construction/ As-built Washer, spin cycle needs Experienced work. $65. Call with lots of paper, New $1250 removal. To $1,000 ARCHITECT STAMP Ladders 14 misc., all sizes To $1,000 430-2870 AshleysTractor.com 968-6000 479-420-9811 Call 987-0447 for information C6 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald Machinery & Equip. 280 DIESEL GENERATORS USED MILITARY 5KW Hilo Surplus Store 148 Mamo St. 935-6398 Level: 1 2 3 4 Boats, Motors, Etc. 290 NICE BOAT! 25’ Trophy, 350 Chevy, Merc outdrive, cabin for sleeping, fighting chair, outriggers, nav. equipment, tandem axle, Cakins trailer, 20hp Honda electric start kicker, $11,900. 961-4680 Restaurant Supplies 300 Top Quality Stainless Steel Corner Counter 4 ft. x 7 ft. $2200 plus more. 965-8262. Building Supplies 310 FIRE BRICKS & Refractory Cement INFRARED SAUNAS Big Green Egg GRILLS FIREPLACE & HOME CENTER 961-5646 256 Kamehameha Downtown Hilo - Since 1979 www.fireplacehawaii.com SOLUTION TO MONDAY’S PUZZLE 1/21/14

Sporting Goods Complete the grid 320 so each row, *** SENIORS SOFTBALL *** column and 55 plus- Come Practice 3-by-3 box Mondays, Wednesdays. Engage Your Mind and Body (in bold borders) Games Saturdays! contains every Tom 895-4646 digit, 1 to 9. Plants & Flowers For strategies on 340 how to solve Cacao- Chocolate Sudoku, visit Trees www.sudoku.org.uk Ready to plant, enjoy © 2014 The Mepham Group. Distributed by growing a beneficial tree Tribune Content Agency. All rights reserved. for future use. $5 ea. 961-4680 Art & Collectables Apts. For Rent Houses For Rent 350 420 440 $800! ORCHID MANOR $1200. Tastefully remodeled Studio. Appliances, A/C, 2/2 on 1/2 acre, fenced, large DON’T balcony, utilities, pool and deck, ocean views. yard serv- parking. Ernest Medeiros ice. Papaikou. (R) Ala Kai Realty Jan Mahuna Inc. 969-1431 935-3378/ 938-3334 GET $275 + electric. Studio cottage, N. Glenwood Road. APTS FOR Available immediately. RIPPED! RENT 315-8560 leave message We Pay the HIGHEST DAY-LUM RENTALS $650 includes electric 2 Kam Ave • HILO PRICES Guaranteed email: [email protected] plus security deposit. For Your Precious 935-4152 Pepeekeo 1/1 Metals, Gold, Silver, www.daylum.com Appliances. No smoking, no drugs, no pets. Platinum, Jewelry, Quiet country living. Coins, Bullion ELISA LEI MANOR (HILO) 1 BR, near YWCA, $725, 964-1846 Call For Our Daily Quotes includes water. Stove, $925 Immaculate 2/1, lami- We’ll Beat any other offers refrig, carpet, washer/dryer nate floors. Includes yard 48 years in business! each floor, rubbish service. service & water. Waiakea. No pets. Quiet. Walking Jan Mahuna Inc. 969-1431 BIG ISLAND COIN distance to supermarkets. 148 Mamo downtown Hilo 937-2337, 935-5069. HOMES Doug or Tim 935-6398 HILO - Lei Mililani Apt. FOR RENT 1 bedroom $650 2 bedroom $750 DAY-LUM RENTALS Rooms For Rent 2 Kam Ave • HILO 3 bedroom $995 email: [email protected] 400 Includes washer & dryer and 935-4152 new GE stove. Utilities NOT www.daylum.com $400 included. County Housing OK. CONVENIENT LOCATION 935-7558 Partly furnished, including 2+ Bedroom House utilities. Across shopping In quiet neighborhood center, bus stop, near UH & HILO Apartment 1/1 Near Kukuihaele Park Community College. $750 includes electric 1 mile before 969-6447 (solar), water, trash Waipio Look-out pick up, stove, refrig., $1100 including water $450 storage, no pets. 775-1304 HILO/ Kaumana 987-8082 775-1343 Clean, quiet, furnished. AHUALOA- Quiet area. 3 bed- All utilities included. HILO- CENTRAL APTS. Quiet, room, 1.5 bath, utility room, Shown by appt. close to downtown, 1 and 2 storage room, 2 car garage, Call (808)937-1060 BR, range, refrigerator, wa- fenced yard, $950/ month + ter, sewer included. $950 deposit. No pets. Avail- HILO No pets, $575- $625. able Feb. 1st. 940-2110 Hualani Street www.ginozarealty.com furnished, appliances. Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. CLARK REALTY CORP. HILO 4/2 Two story home $500. RSM, Inc. HILO- MOHALA APTS. with patio, fenced yard. In- (808) 217-8023 1 and 2 BR with gas range, cludes: gardener, range, re- Komohana or Leihala refrigerator, water, gas, frigerator. $1195. 933-9600 Includes utilities, furnished, sewer included. Quiet, clean. For photos/ Info: No pets, $700- $800. Contract. Alcohol/ drug www.clarkhawaii.com/rentals www.ginozarealty.com free. Clean & Safe. Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. MT. VIEW 3/1.5, 2 large Everyone Welcome! living areas, near school. Rent $430. Deposit $430. Hilo Terrace 2/1 $750 Orchid Manor Studio $800 Large yard, lush vegetation, 959-9834 fruit trees, anthuriums, LEILANI ESTATES 4BR/2BA, PROPERTY PROESSIONALS washer, dryer, carport. Paved $350/ month includes utilities. HAWAII, LLC road, County water, $975. Available now. 443-6357. 935-4411 Clark Realty Corp 935-5422 propertyproshawaii.com Ohana/ Studio Hawaiian Beaches- 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, NO PETS. 415 HONOKA’A ANDRADE BLDG County Housing Ok. No smok- Available Feb. 10. HPP Un- Newly refurbished. 2/1, ing in house, $775/ month, furnished Studio gated $875. Full kitchen and bath. $775/ Deposit, 315-2721 home. Washer, dryer and Water included, security covered parking. Well main- deposit. References. No NEAR UHH. HILO 3/1.5 tained yard. No County/ smoking or pets. convenient, fenced, smoking. $600+ utilities and Marlene (808) 966-9894 or $1,150 includes water/ (808) 557-4540 deposit. 936-6201 yard. No County/ pets. Apts. For Rent Large 1 bedroom. Cen- 960-1614 420 tral Hilo location. Fur- nished. $750/ month in- HILO AINAOLA DRIVE 3/3 furnished includes yard main- cludes WIFI. 961-0104 tenance, vaulted ceilings, Papa’aloa Elderly: large 2 car garage, full appli- 2BR, $610. County housing ances, nice lanai. $1,300 $1900 Waikoloa Beach Resort welcomed. Applications at RSM, Inc. 217-8023 1700 SF, 2/2.5 and Big Island Housing Founda- tion, 688 Kinoole, #212, Hilo, HILO- Convenient locations: $2100 1830 SF 3/2.5 2 bedrooms. Quiet, quality, TURN-KEY TOWNHOMES ph 969-3327. Income limits apply. $895 or Spacious 1 bed- w/attached garages; $+ tax, room. Great setting with electricity & internet. Equal Housing Opportunity. large deck. $850. http://www.KRE2.com Kohala Real Estate & 2nd Brilhante-Hawaii LLC Waiakea Villas (808) 315-3980 Home Services, LLC, Renovated Studios from 808-889-5505 877-781-3070 $690 on a 6 month lease Hilo- Kaumana Dr. 2/1, range, (utilities included) refrigerator, water included, Month-To-Month no pets, $800. Ginoza Realty, $65 Daily Special units available Inc. 969-1471. on “Beautiful Hilo Bay” * UH Housing Partner Oceanside - Pool Hilo- Mohouli St. Two story, * Pool Kitchenettes - WIFI 3/2, range, refrigerator, * Security Weeklys and Monthlys microwave, washer, dryer, Reeds Bay Hotel 961-2841 curtains, large basement, (808)934-7277 Hilo Brokers Ltd yard, no pets, $1,300. 400 Hualani St. #296 Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. Hilo, HI 96720 $695 clean 2/1 includes, Hilo/ quaint gas,water & sewer. Waikoloa Fairway Terrace 3 bdrm, 2 bath house. 2nd Floor. Hilo Terrace. 1/1, $800. Furnished. $1200. 960-0527. Jan Mahuna Inc. RSM, Inc. (808)217-8023. 969-1431 Houses For Rent HPP- Recently renovated, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 440 partially furnished, washer, $895. Very clean 3/2.5 dryer, privacy, fruit trees, with large lawn area. HPP County Housing ok. $1000. Jan Mahuna Inc. 969-1431 (808)651-5986 Hawaii Tribune-Herald Tuesday, January 21, 2014 C7 Houses For Rent Bus. Prop. For Rent Homes For Sale Foreign Cars HYUNDAI • MAZDA • SUBARU • PRE-OWNED 440 460 620 820

Keaau Ag 2/2 lower level $800. Hilo Farmers Market. R YOUR FO TH bigislandmotors.com O Theresa Ainaloa 3/2, carport, $1000. 446405 SA U Farmer’s Kitchen build- E G Available now. Acasio Realty, R H Doran E T RS, ABR ing. New hot & cold S Inc. 935-7779. H T reachtdoran Over 200 Used Vehicles In Stock! kitchens available. 200sf- @gmail.com AINALOA - 3/1 with attached 1 l 1200sf + 1200sf outdoor l 2 e bdrm, 1/2 bath with separate 1 c dining area. Over 70+ 7 7 DAY-LUM 2009 FORD entry, $1,000. -517 PROPERTIES KURTISTOWN: parking stalls. 933-1000 An Independently Owned & FLEX 2/1 upstairs duplex, $850 incl Operated Member of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC water/elec. 2003 HYUNDAI ELANTRA *

1/1 duplex $700 incl. water/elec. Hilo: INVESTORS SPECIAL!! Extra Clean Inside & Out! ecial 3/1 duplex$1,100 incl water/elec Retail warehouse/ $365,000 Automatic, A/C, Loaded, 4/2 $1,500 4 Cylinder, #JXZ331, In House $ p office or mechanic shop. Huge 5 bedroom 4 bath ocean ,500 HPP - 3/3 $1,150 Financing available. See more

view home. Near beach, shop- 10 PWS467 s RE/MAX Properties call $1000. 960-0527. ping, park, and hotels. En- Photos and Information at: Andrea A’ana (RS) 808-937-6396 closed 2 car garage. Concrete www.BIGISLANDCARS.com 1993 TOYOTA CAMRY * 2007 MAZDA 3 * On Sale $4,995. 961-1122 HVY582 AUTO, AC $2,900 HHM524 5SPD, AC $7,900 LEILANI ESTATES - Office/ Residence- Large drive. Staggering ocean view. Owner says sell today! PAHOA Large 3 bedrooms, 1 bedroom, furnished. 1998 TOYOTA CAMRY 2001 NISSAN FRONTIER 4X4 Kona Realty Inc. Trucks & Vans * * 2 baths, appliances, County Central Hilo location. (808)990-3070, 808-936-6399 HYD219 AUTO, AC $3,200 JWU129 AUTO, AC, CREWCAB $7,900 Housing ok. $995. Lots of parking. $750/ 880 Call 982-7934 month. Kimo 769-8277 KALOKO ESTATE 2001 CHEVY MALIBU * 2007 TOYOTA YARIS * Huge estate with tennis court, 2002 Chrysler Villager JTJ955 AUTO, AC $3,500 KYN143 AUTO, AC, GREAT MPG’S $8,300 MT. VIEW- 1/1 Studio on security gate, private street, Van low mileage, current, Vacation Rentals 3 acres. Quiet, Peaceful. huge kitchen, extremely liv- very clean in and out, very 1999 CHEVY TRACKER 4X4 * 2003 JEEP LIBERTY 4X4 * Washer. $675. 968-8429. 520 able. Breathtaking ocean dependable, AC, excellent KSH572 5SPD $3,500 NDZ245 AUTO, AC, LIMITED $8,400 view. MUST SELL tires, $5,400. MT. VIEW- 2 homes avail- $65 Daily Special IMMEDIATELY! MAKE OFFER. Call 969-6447 2005 CHEVY MALIBU MAXX * 2006 FORD ESCAPE * able. 3/1 & 1/1. Appliances, on “Beautiful Hilo Bay” Kona Realty Inc. ZAP243 AUTO, AC $3,700 MNW226 AUTO, AC $8,500 carports. Yard service in- Oceanside - Pool (808)990-3070, 808-936-3699 Specialty Vehicles cluded. No pets. County Kitchenettes - WIFI 2002 NISSAN SENTRA $3,700* 1994 FORD RANGER 4X4 $8,500* Housing OK. For more info Weeklys and Monthlys Bus. Prop. for Sale 900 JYT856 5SPD, AC MRG065 AUTO, AC, RACKS call 968-6136. Reeds Bay Hotel 720 . Leave message. (808)934-7277 2001 FORD EXPEDITION 4X4 * 2005 KIA SORENTO 4X4 * INDUSTRIAL LOT. Fee Simple LOOKING for a HOT ROD RGG757 AUTO, AC $3,900 RXW377 AUTO, AC $8,500 Papaikou 3 BR unfurnished. with 30,056 sq. ft. and all utili- Project or Complete car Any Year or No pets. No County Housing. Lots & Acreage - General ties in Shipman Business 2002 KIA SEDONA * 2003 DODGE DAKOTA * $900. 964-1641. Park. Cleared, ready to build. Model will work JXG880 AUTO, AC $3,900 JZR285 AUTO, AC, CREWCAB $8,500 600 Ernest Medeiros (R) Ala Kai 808-325-0312 Hawaiian Shores 3/2 $1000 . Kaumana 3/1 Furnished Realty 935-3378/ 938-3334 2005 KIA OPTIMA * 2005 MAZDA MPV * “2 Acres, Cheap” NYB165 AUTO, AC $3,900 NYF853 AUTO, AC, SEATS 7 $8,500 $1,400 Foreign Cars Only $15,500 cash 1976 MERCEDES PROPERTY PROFESSIONALS Paved Road & paid electric 820 450SL 1998 JEEP WRANGLER * 2001 LEXUS IS300 * ZAK013 5SPD, 4CYLINDER $3,900 RFP637 AUTO, AC, LEATHER $8,500 HAWAII, LLC 935-4411 15 poles past Gardenia on 2 door, Convertible, propertyproshawaii.com Hibiscus Fern Acres, 142,000 miles, Automatic,needs 2003 FORD FOCUS * 2006 HYUNDAI TUCSON 4X4 * Hawaii Land Realty MKJ574 AUTO, AC $4,100 RDF339 AUTO, AC, V6 $8,500 WAIAKEA 3BR, 2 1/2 engine work. 959 1117 or 895 3434 $2500.00 OBO Call 987-7466 bath, includes water, [email protected] 1994 ISUZU TROOPER 4X4 $4,300* 2001 CHEVY SILVERADO $8,500* yard service, washer/ 1988 Corvette- HUF479 AUTO, AC PYU947 AUTO, AC dryer. No pets. 2004 HONDA CIVIC 2009 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER $1200/ month. 966-4582. L-98, 87k miles, 5.7L, * * needs brake work. NNP458 AUTO, AC $4,300 PXJ610 AUTO, AC, 4 CYLINDER $8,600 3 Acres of Land in Hawaiian Nice body! WAIAKEA HEIGHTS- 3/2, Acres, $24,999 Purchase, BMW of Hawaii 2000 MAZDA MPV * 2007 DODGE CHARGER * enclosed garage, cov- $1000 Down, 10% Interest, bmwbigisland.com $3,500. 937-4007 HZT502 AUTO, AC, SEATS 7 $4,500 PJB004 AUTO, AC $8,700 ered lanai, washer/ $444.60/ month, 6 years. Near dryer, no pets. $1400/ 4 & B 5th lot on left towards 808-930-3401 Auto Parts 1999 FORD TAURUS * 2008 NISSAN SENTRA * dead end, look for Blue Rib- $4,700 $8,900 month. 966-4582 960 GYA420 AUTO, AC RFS571 AUTO, AC bons. Also Available in Aina- '12 BMW X5 3.5d Diesel WAIAKEA HOUSELOTS loa on Aloha Drive, 12,000 sf, 1 Owner Only 20k mi Automobiles Wanted. 2002 MAZDA PROTÉGÉ * 2003 CHEVY TAHOE 4X4 * 3 bedrooms, 2 bath home $15,499, $500 Down, 10% Inter- HBY938 AUTO, AC $4,800 NJT496 AUTO, AC $8,900 est, $318.68/ month, 5 years. New and Out Flawless Free towing. fenced yard, yard services 808-365-9830 $45,950 B9734K Any make and model. included, $1,000/ month. 2001 FORD ESCAPE * 2005 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN * Accident or broken. DF110 AUTO, AC $4,800 NNN988 AUTO, AC $9,000 Call 808-285-9881 '11 BMW 335cic 3 Hawaiian Acres We pay top dollar. Waiakea-Iwalani St. 3/1, 1 Owner Super Clean 1999 FORD EXPEDITION 4X4 * 2004 MAZDA 3 * $500 down, $550 monthly, Fun in the Kona Sun Call Jimmy 756-0840 HMB708 AUTO, AC $4,800 HMF252 5SPD, AC $9,200 gas range, refrigerator, partially bulldozed with yard included, no pets, $940. $34,950 B9733K cesspool, ready to build on Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. FREE HAULING 1993 TOYOTA T100 4X4 * 2004 HONDA ACCORD * Road 6 near E. '11 BMW 335d (diesel) of junk cars RDP221 5SPD, LONGBED $4,900 RGZ392 AUTO, AC $9,400 WAIAKEA-LAULA RD 3/2, Call 965-9198 1 Owner Only 30k mi range, refrigerator, yard and scrap metal! Tons of Warr & Main 2002 NISSAN QUEST * 2006 MAZDA 5 * included, no pets, $950. Now paying up to JWE846 AUTO, AC $4,900 NYR543 AUTO, AC $9,500 Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. H.O.V.E. $32,950 B9732K $60 per vehicle! Wide, Wooded, Big Island Scrap Metal WAIAKEA-NOELANI LP 3/2, 2007 CHEVY AVEO * 2004 GMC CANYON * Great location, Acre Lots. '13 BMW X1 854-4530 RSF267 5SPD, AC $5,200 HEA084 5SPD, AC, CAMPER $9,500 range, refrigerator, Low Down, Easy payments, 1 Owner Only 9K mi dishwasher, microwave, Aloha Kona Realty, Inc. New In & Out Save $ washer, dryer, ceiling fans, NOW PAYING 2006 CHEVY COBALT * 2006 ISUZU ASCENDER * J. Henry Scroggin II, (RS) $29,950 B9729K NZG630 AUTO, AC, COUPE $5,300 PJV503 AUTO, AC $9,800 a/c, fenced yard, yard UP TO $500 FOR service, no pets, $1800. 329-1801 or email: [email protected] 2006 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER 4X4 * 2006 DODGE DURANGO 4X4 * www.ginozarealty.com '11 Acura MDX AWD UNWANTED VEHICLES $5,400 $9,800 Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. 1 Owner Only 29k mi (808)339-5668 or 756-8265 HJP062 AUTO, AC RJZ550 AUTO, AC, 3RD ROW 3rd Seat 7 Pass Waiakea-Puhau St. 3/2, range, Owner Financing $29,950 U9728K REBUILT 2001 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE * 2002 CHEVY SILVERADO * refrigerator, washer, dryer, Low down payment TRANSMISSIONS JSN157 AUTO, AC $5,400 RPR916 AUTO, AC, CUSTOM! $9,900 Hawaii Ocean View Estates yard included, no pets, $1100. for sale. Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. 1 acre lots '11 BMW 328i CPO 2006 SATURN VUE * 2005 NISSAN MURANO * ( 0.9% for 60 mo OAC ) Rebuild yours with PCC353 AUTO, AC $5,500 RPA910 AUTO, AC $10,200 WAIMEA Lualai Many to choose from [email protected] Warr till 9/20/2014 guarantee. 3 bed / 2 bath plus den 1 Owner 'M' Sports Pkg Diagnostic check. 2004 SATURN L300 * 2006 VW PASSAT * W/D, refrigerator, stove, 214-797-8055 $27,950 982-6300. NNZ402 AUTO, AC $5,500 PXW374 AUTO, AC $10,300 association fees, B9700K taxes are included. Vacant lot- 300’ from '12 BMW 128i 2004 FORD TAURUS * 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA SER * Large view lot. No pets, ocean. Hawaiian Para- NGX472 AUTO, AC $5,600 NXX587 AUTO, AC, LEATHER $10,500 1 Owner Only 9K mi Owners are licensed Realtors dise Park on Paradise $1900 mon. 808-966-4637 Tons of Warr & Maint Ala Kai. Very beautiful 2001 HONDA CIVIC * 2001 FORD F150 4X4 * $25,950 B9727K RYG456 AUTO, AC $5,700 HHH882 AUTO, CREWCAB $10,500 Bus. Prop. For Rent area! 1/2 acre. Expansive 460 ocean view! $99,000 '12 Honda Accord SE 2007 CHEVY COBALT $5,700* 2006 CHEVY SILVERADO $10,500* $650. Downtown Hilo. By owner. (310)465-1065 1 Owner Only 19k mi RPE483 AUTO, AC, SEDAN RFX815 AUTO, AC, CREWCAB “Designer’s Corner to the Loaded and Clean 2002 NISSAN ALTIMA * 2007 NISSAN TITAN * World”. 378 sf of prime corner Homes For Sale $19,950 U9749K $5,700 $10,700 retail space within Rainbow DB416 AUTO, AC, 4 CYLINDER PNB320 AUTO, AC, CREWCAB Jo Clothing Boutique. Avail- 620 '06 Mercedes Benz CLK able Feb. 1st. For more info 2003 GMC ENVOY XL * 2006 VW JETTA GLI * $598,000. 5 acres 350 Ultra Clean Coupe RZX076 AUTO, AC, RIMS $5,700 PGW124 AUTO, AC, TURBO $10,900 (808)283-5473 Ahualoa Add this to your list! Huge 3/3 home and $17,950 U9737K 2004 NISSAN SENTRA SER * 2005 ACURA MDX * COMMERCIAL guest cottage. NNZ603 AUTO, AC, SPOILER $5,900 RPR210 AUTO, AC, 3RD ROW $10,900 SPACE FOR RENT Fenced pastures, sheds. ‘10 MINI Cooper 'S' Near Waimea! 1 Owner Only 31k mi 2005 CHEVY EQUINOX * 2010 TOYOTA COROLLA * DAY-LUM RENTALS MLS 264802. ZBC172 AUTO, AC $6,000 KZK920 AUTO, AC $11,900 2 Kam Ave • HILO Super Clean Sip Gas email: [email protected] 938-2981. Showing Sat 1/18! $16,950 U9714K 935-4152 2000 DODGE RAM 1500 * 2006 NISSAN FRONTIER * www.daylum.com DF052 AUTO, AC, REGCAB LONGBED $6,000 PDB656 6SPD, AC, CREWCAB $12,300 2004 MAZDA 6 * 2004 ACURA TL * 1,000 sf in Kealakekua HLP829 AUTO, AC, RIMS $6,500 RDD301 6SPD, AC, LEATHER $12,500 near banks & post office. Large conference or reception 2002 VOLVO V40 * 2005 JEEP WRANGLER * area with 3 offices + storage JYF745 AUTO, AC, WAGON $6,800 PVC485 AUTO, AC, UNLIMITED $12,900 & ocean view. Great for attorney’s, medical or real 2002 FORD MUSTANG * 2006 DODGE RAM 1500 * estate office. $2,000 per month ZBG903 5SPD, AC $6,900 RNW359 AUTO, AC, CREWCAB $12,900 lease includes CAM. 345-7007 550 sf of Prime Business 2003 DODGE RAM 1500 * 2008 SCION XB * 461TRZ 5SPD, AC, CREWCAB $6,900 ZBE204 AUTO, AC, RIMS $12,900 location on Waianuenue Ave. in Hilo available to 2007 DODGE CALIBER * 2006 MERCEDES C320 * rent. (808)217-9327 RJZ219 AUTO, AC, HATCHBACK $6,900 RSP450 AUTO, AC, LOW MILES $13,300 56 WAIANUENUE. Double of- 2001 FORD F150 * 2006 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE * fice with water. 560 sq. ft. NFW472 AUTO, AC, EXTRACAB $6,900 RPE523 AUTO, AC, LIMITED $13,900 $573 per month. Ernest Medei- ros (R) Ala Kai Realty 2004 CHRYSLER SEBRING * 2008 SUBARU OUTBACK * 935-3378/ 938-3334 RFX583 AUTO, AC, CONVERTIBLE $6,900 568TST AUTO, AC, WAGON $14,900 80 PAUAHI ST. Two units of 2002 NISSAN ALTIMA SE 2013 MAZDA 2 400 sq. ft and 784 sq. ft. A/C, $6,900* $14,900* views and parking. Ernest ZAR895 AUTO, AC, V6 RXN733 AUTO, AC, LIKE NEW Medeiros (R) Ala Kai Realty 935-3378/ 938-3334 2004 NISSAN QUEST * 2011 HYUNDAI SONATA * HFF040 AUTO, AC, SEATS 7 $7,000 RFV414 AUTO, AC $14,900 820 PIILANI ST. Second floor 720 sf office space, includes 2007 DODGE NITRO * 2010 MAZDA 3 HATCH * restroom, basin, and water. PNB584 AUTO, AC $7,200 ZBH396 AUTO, AC $15,500 $917.00 plus electricity and pro-rate share of rpt. 2008 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER * 2007 VW TOUREG * www.ginozarealty.com PXX261 AUTO, AC $7,400 MRG812 AUTO, AC $16,500 Ginoza Realty, Inc. 969-1471. 2004 NISSAN XTERRA * 2006 HUMMER H3 4X4 * ART STUDIO HKE846 5SPD, AC $7,500 PFB724 5SPD, AC, $16,800 MASSAGE STUDIO OFFICE SPACE 1999 MAZDA MIATA * 2007 DODGE RAM 1500 4X4 * in Honaunau. GYN981 AUTO, AC, LOW MILES $7,500 RPV671 AUTO, AC, CREWCAB $17,500 Excellent parking & highway frontage. 400 sq. ft. 2003 TOYOTA CAMRY * 2013 HYUNAI ELANTRA * $450.00 mo + tax + electric. NDU778 AUTO, AC $7,500 ZAU209 5SPD, AC, COUPE $17,500 Call SKEA, 328-9392 2002 FORD EXPLORER 4X4 * 2011 MAZDA CX-7 TOURING * DOWNTOWN RGF135 AUTO, AC $7,500 HMJ573 AUTO, AC, LEATHER $17,600 HILO 2001 INFINITI QX4 4X4 * 2008 LEXUS IS 250 * Retail Space RVD166 AUTO, AC $7,500 RWN310 6SPD, AC, LEATHER $19,900 Approx. 950 s.f. 2007 KIA SPECTRA * 2007 GMC YUKON 4X4 * Call for details RZV797 AUTO, AC $7,700 HJN894 AUTO, AC, LEATHER $22,500 989-2450 2006 VW JETTA * 2008 TOYOTA TUNDRA 4X4 * Executive Office- Great lo- RGB956 AUTO, AC $7,700 RRS316 AUTO, AC, CREWCAB $29,900 cation on KILAUEA AVE. partially furnished, approx. 720 sf $750/ month + tax. Showroom Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 8am-5pm 961-4484 Prime Storage/ bigislandmotors.com Mazda • Hyundai • Subaru • Pre-Owned Garage in Town! HILO 961-4411 • 1 Keaa Street $300/ Mo. KONA 329-5274 • 75-5793 Kuakini Highway Kristen Brilhante R(S) *ON APPROVED CREDIT. ALL PRICES ARE AFTER ALL APPLICABLE INCENTIVES OR REBATES APPLIED. VEHICLES ARE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE AND MAY NOT BE EXACTLY AS PICTURED. ALL PRICES, PAYMENTS AND LEASES ARE PLUS 4.166% TAX, LIC., & $195 DOC. Brilhante-Hawaii LLC FEE. DEALER AND IT’S AGENTS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. SALE ENDS 1/31/14. (808) 315-3980 Hilo Mazda • Kona Mazda • Hilo Subaru • Kona Subaru • Hilo Hyundai • Kona Hyundai C8 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Hawaii Tribune-Herald

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