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BEEF CENTER Cially for Hawaii Marine Readers During Ill4eletateteel Government INF NOTICE TO HAWAII MARINE READERS We hope you will enjoy this special edition the holiday season when the Hawaii Press, published twice each year, is in no of the Military Sun Press, created espe- Marine is not published. The Military Sun way connected to the Navy or the U.S. BEEF CENTER cially for Hawaii Marine readers during ill4eletateteel government. MANAGER'S OPEN HOUSE Back By Popular Demand Military Sun Press SAY "CHARGE IT!" FREE JUST 20 MET No Money Down No Payment for 45 Days pincm:flySTEAKS Marine couple' customers reserving 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH-NO INTEREST 0 curling lime today 833 -0020 Terms Available on Approved Credit) curchase (Extended :ecuArea `miracle' twins STOCK UP NOW 833-0020 USDA CHOICE SPECIAL NO. 1 safe at Tripler PER PAYMENT By JONI KETTER the Bennetts for what was to $3300 Staff Writer come. An ultrasound showed LBS. FOR ONLY PAYMENTS KANEOHE only one of the babies breathing 0 on its own due to the stausurg immature aft. FloCk Sleeks El3Q Steckt Christmas was especially ' 10t augnans oven York Sleet Grcure seer YOU development of the lungs. "We t-done itecas Enskel 10,Cfn merry this year for Kim and John stub Steaks vSincn it Semis ai&ctedee RECEIVE were cautious in what we told Eho Stems Roa Eye Steaks ieeocki FREE 100 LB. BONUS PACK Bennett Jr. who live at Kaneohe Faefs Prtrne Cut 50011 and 0.010 -them," said Dr. Robert THIS 30 Lbs. Grade A Fryers 20 Lbs. Pork Chops Marine Corps Air Station. That's Jarrett, Lbs. Sliced Bacon 30 Lbs. Frozen Vegetables chief of newborn medical services EXAMPLE: 200 lbs. 1 s. loin. 1 rib. 2 plates. 2 flanks. 2 AND 20 because their "miracle" twins NO CHARGE WITH SPECIAL WI at Tripler. "I told the father I briskets. (.8=t 99c lb. $198.00 PLUS FREE 100 lb. THIS 4/7 were continuing to survive at bonus. Avg. weights 200-400 lbs. Tripler Army didn't think they'd make it and Medical Center. to take things one day at a time." Cameron Scott Bennett and his Bennett had one concern on her brother, Ian Chandler, were born way to surgery - the babies. t' ; .. by emergency Caesarean section "The doctors were hoping the LBS per PLUS THIS PLUS THIS LBS per Sept. 27. They beat insurmount- babies would weigh at least 700 payment FOR S2975 tor only .4 pill 35 FOR tor only able odds and have since become grams and be girls, and they 150 52228 payment ONLY 6 payments 40 LB. BONUS 40 LB. BONUS ONLY 5 payments the smallest twins ever born at might have a zood chance," she Mime/114H Sleek mantle Beet Ctub Steak Plate Stet Fllet Mignon Slaciln Sleek Rib Eye Steak Swiss Steak Tripler to survive, weighing in at said. As it turned out, they Eyaot Round Rump Rani USDA GRADE "A" USDA GRADE "A" Mlle Roast Fot Roast eTerlyakt Top Round Week Shad Ribs tirrn Roast one pound, two ounces each at weighed only 510 and 520 grams Fresh Brisket Shfoln Tic Roast 15 lbs. Chicken 15 lbs. Chicken -*Chuck Steak ymnk Steak Beet 080 Steaks birth. respectively and were boys. Flank Sleek around 10 lbs. Pork Chops 5 lbs. Pork Chops Croanct Best londnrt Broil Arict Soup Cuts- Chuck Roast & _sumo Cots The events surrounding the The babies were born 5:00 10 lbs. Vegetables 15 lbs. Vegetables at birth and subsequent fight for and 5:01 p.m. and were referred SPECIAL #2 5 lbs. Bacon 5 lbs. Bacon SPECIAL #3 BONUS =2 NO CHARGE BONUS NO survival of these astonishing to as "Baby A" (Ian) and "Baby 150 los Example =3 CHARGE 135101 EXOtreaw I Chuck. I RID. Suio. I Round_ 2 ?Mies WI - WITH SPECIAL =3 babies began rather routinely. B" (Cameron). "One nurse called 2 Flargss 7 &MIAs 2 Rotes. 2 Ficnas & 2 Beekets .6 5119 to t 78 50plus 99C lb. t St 33 55 plus 40lb Kim Bennett discovered she them 'A-mazing' and 13- FREE AO nu 60Nus PACK BONGS PACK Avg we t35 1c 350 lb was pregnant in the spring and mazing,' " said Bennett, AW) '50 to 390 lbs YEAR ROUND SPECIAL NOTICE! ATTENTION a month or so later was told she proudly. ALL BEEF USDA CHOICE BLOCK READY All beet cut on By Appointment ALL TOTAL dollar could have a complicated preg- The brothers were placed 52557 GUARANTEED FOR TENDERNESS AND prices based ow Minimum weights. Some orders 600 FOR Twweeeekks extra Plates. Flanks and Briskets for ground nancy because she was carrying FLAVOR TO YOUR SATISFACTION OR WILL include immediately in intensive care best and Soup Cats. Beef is not a Manufactured Plus Example: 600IbS. select cut beef at S3.991b. BE REPLACED LB FOR LB. ALSO item. !hereto/is weight will vary. All Free Steaks are twins. incubators and hooked up to 100 lbs. FREE Pork. Poultry & Vegetables. 3 GUARANTEED 18 MONTHS AGAINST based on 4 ounce portions. BEEF SIDES AVAILA- "When I told my husband I was Chucks, 3 Ribs. 3 5 Loins. 3 Rounds, 2 Sirloins. ?LEA 1000 pound Meer yield 465 pounds of retail monitors and needles of all types. FREEZER. BURN cuts tram A 600 pounds carcass_ 25tv are steaks. pregnant with twins he went into They had a long struggle ahead 25t5 roasts. 25', is ground beef and stews. 25t, made up of fat bone and shrtmage. .F.S. Brisket the bathroom and got into a hot of them. INTRODUCTORY OFFER tub." said Mrs. Bennett. "He The palm-sized babies, who 20c lb. cutting & wrapping charge on all orders must have been in shock!" weighed just a little more than 100 LBS. FREE FR OZEN VEGETABLES USDA CHOICE SELECT CUT ORDERS "For a couple of months, every- a pound at birth, measured in at OR FORTHOSEWHO WANT JUSTINE 020 LBS. GREEN BEANS 211 IBS. ?AXED VEGETABLES thing went normal," she contin- only about 10 inches. STEAKS BEST CUTS AT OUR REGULAR 820 LBS. CORN 820 LBS. BROCCOLI 18S. CARROTS to all customers Caen- s20 EVERYDAY PRICES ued, although she was having "The first time I saw them, they comcnInsaCCcunl Up to NU slight problems with high blood reminded me of a baby bird with purchcse cn ap- kw *moot order. Mix ex molt%wRti ern bOrtuS Pact- that proved creclit, pressure. had been dumped out of its nest," Rte "On Sept. 6, I went in for my said the boys' mother. "How THE PLATE. FLANK & FORE SHANK BRISKET CON- 56. 34 ALL BEEF SOLD & PRICED ON GROSS g- .1.00r1 SIRLOIN LB. regular Tuesday check-up and appropriate," she continued, SISTS OF THRIFTIER CUTS REQUIRING LONGER iss"8.:9T 1 WEIGHT AND SUBJECT TO TRIM LOSS _ ROUND me in COOKING OR PROCESSING METHODS. LB. LEI 54.99 I B they kept the hospital," she after a moment of thought. "They said. Her kidneys were releasing really were babies dumped out of too much protein the begin- too early. NO FREEZER? ASK ABOUT FREE BRISKET - their nest 99e LB. ) ning signs of toxemia. "And, it "I couldn't say anything when STORAGE PLAN AVAILABLE WITH got worse," Bennett said. Her first NAME BRAND FREEZER ALSO saw them. They were just Ms horn 15 lbs and up blood pressure kept rising even skeletons covered with flesh." SALE. red far valuate buying FOR BEEF though her doses of medication up CENTER Tears welled in Mrs. Bennett's N. AIRPORT SIDE had been increased. eyes as she recalled that first 3131 NIMITZ HWY. "One Sunday night, Sept. 25, meeting with her new sons. FREEZERS $349 my blood pressure was 123/118," "When I first saw them I CLOSED L 19 cubic ft. for as low as 5349.00 plus tax. with MONDAY .- .. she said. "By the next morning expected there to be something pufthase of Beet order 200 lbs. or larger. 36 TUESDAY -FRIDAY 10-8 EZZ1 wsA it was 212/133. My doctor came wrong with months financing available. IIMIIM them," she contin- SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10-6 in and said. 'If we don't take ued. "But, they were perfectly 833-0020 FOOD STAMP WELCOME ``s"- those babies you're not going to formed. They had lot of coal black live two more weeks.' " hair on their heads and little tiny Several doctors tried to prepare See MIRACLE on A-6 Happy New Year! A-2 Military Sun Press December 29-January 4, 1989 Medical school Mainstream applicants Special kids learn basic skills in town dwindle By CAROL CHANG her students. Don't pull down at Bethesda Staff Writer your pants in front of people. WAHIAWA Don't slam down weights (even By Sgt. Maj. for four different special pays if it sounds neat). And she's also RUDI WILLIAMS, USA the amount is based on their "Yes, Sir! Yes, Sir!" cried Jason American Forces Information Service rank, time in service and spe- from the little yellow bus as he learned that "you gotta be able to laugh. "At last count, the number of cialty. Physicians with less than and his classmates from Wahi- students applying for medical six years of service can receive awa Intermediate School entered "They're getting better at it," she said, laughing. "This way school is down by about 11 per- up to $24,000 in special pay - Schofield Barracks for their cent nationwide, but our appli- variable special pay, additional weekly physical education class. they learn how to behave so they won't be thrown out of other cants are down 22 percent," said special pay, board-certified pay "Hi, Army! Hi, Air Force!" he Jean Shillingford, admissions and incentive special pay.
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